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 Columbian Tragedy. 
 
 Bare Indian Broadside. 
 
 (Greatly reduced. See No. 1976.) 
 
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 Bossu. Nouveaux Voyages. First Edition, Paris, 1768. Unknown to 
 
 Sabin. 
 Child. New Discourse of Trade. Lond. 1694. 
 Coekburn. Journey from the Gulf of Honduras to the South Sea. Lond. 
 
 1735. 
 Columbian Tragedy. Broadside. Bost. [1792]. Only 5 copies known. 
 Darley. Scenes in Indian Life. Phila. 1843. Only copy ever offered 
 
 at auction. 
 Dickenson. God's Protecting Providence. Phila. 1720. Fine copy. 
 Drake. Nine items by Samuel G. Drake. 
 California. Alta California. Pare early California Newspaper, San 
 
 Fran. 1850. 
 Franklin Broadside, 1757. 
 
 Collection of Lives of William Henry Harrison. 
 Der Inhalt von den verschiedenen Conferentzen. Germantown, Saur, 
 
 1757. Only two or three copies known. 
 Ingraham. MS. extracts from Ingraham's Journal of a Voyage to the 
 
 N. W. Coast of America, with 5 MS. charts of that coast. 
 Kelley (Hall J.) A series of 20 of the author's own copies of his works, 
 
 and autograph letters, documents, etc., by this eccentric historian of 
 
 Oregon and the Northwest coast. 
 La Hontan. Voyages. 1705. 
 Marcy. Original edition of his Oration before the Tammany Society. 
 
 . Troy, 1809. Suppressed. 
 Missouri Fur Company. Broadside. Articles of Association. St. Louis, 
 
 1812. 
 Ogden (David). Claim of the Inhabitants of Newark. Woodbridge, 
 
 Parker, 1766. Only 3 copies known. 
 Oregon Spectator. First Number of the first American Newspaper 
 
 printed on the Pacific Coast. 
 Long series of Pamphlets on the American Indians. 
 Pettrich. Portraits of Distinguished Indians. Balto. 1842. Only 3 copies 
 
 known. 
 Quakers and Indians. Several items on this subject. 
 Quintana. Confessionario en lengua Mixe. Puebla, 1733. 
 Seaver. Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Mary Jemison. First Edition, 
 
 Canandaigua, 1824. 
 Squier. Series of works on Central America. 
 "Wyoming Valley, Pa. Series of Works on Wyoming. 
 
Bare Americana 
 
 RELATING TO 
 
 €tye American 3JnDiang 
 
 COLLBOTBD BY 
 
 WILBERFORCE EAMES 
 
 Note. — Part I of this Collection was sold in April, 1910; Part II in 
 January, 1911, and Part III in March and April, 1913. In this part 47 
 lots marked with a star have been added from another source, by per- 
 mission of Mr. Barnes. Part V is in preparation and will be sold at a 
 later date. 
 
 FIRST SESSION 
 Monday Afternoon, April 5, 1915, at 2:30 o'clock 
 
 1897. ABERT (J. W.). Journal of Lt. Abert on an Ex- 
 pedition from Bent's Fort to St. Louis. Map and plates. 
 8vo, sewed. Wash. 1846 
 
 1898. ABORIGINAL TRIBES (North America, New 
 South Wales, Van Piemen's Land and British Guiana). 
 Copies or Extracts of Reports and Documents, Ordered 
 printed, by the House of Commons. Folio, stitched, uncut. 
 
 [Lond.] 1834 
 
 * More than half of the volume, or nearly 150 pages, relates 
 to the Canadian Indians. 
 
 1898*. ADVENTURES of Daniel Boone, N. Y. 1846 ; The 
 Happy Family; or, Scenes of American Life (Cardell), 
 Phila. 1834 ; Jo Sykes at Sharon Springs, N. T. 1855. 3 vols. 
 12mo, various buildings. 
 
 1899. ALABAMA Historical Society Transactions, Vol. III. 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Tuscaloosa, 1899 
 
 * Contains Halbert's Choctaw Indian Names in Alabama and 
 Mississippi; the Treaty, of Dancing Eabbit Creek between the 
 TJ. S. and the Choctaw Indians in 1830, etc. 
 
 1900. ALSOP (GEORGE). A Character of the Province 
 of Maryland. Reprinted from the original edition of 1666. 
 Introduction and Notes by Newton D. Mereness. Portrait 
 and facsimiles. 8vo, boards, uncut. Cleveland, 1902 
 
1901. ALSOP (GEORGE, Author of "The Character of 
 the Province of Maryland." Lond. 1666). Copy of the en- 
 graved portrait frontispiece to his work. 8vo. Published 
 bv Wm. Richardson. Another copy, later impression. 
 2 y pieces. [Lond. 1795?] 
 
 19.01*. AMERICAN BROADSIDES. Auction Notice of 
 the Sale of the First Cargo from Japan [ca. 1850] ; Broadside 
 Advertisement of American Extract of Bark for Tanning, 
 New Germantown, N. J. ; Prospectus of the New Jersey States- 
 man to be printed at Camden, N. J., 1828. 3 pieces, 4to and 
 folio. 
 
 1902. ANCHIETA (JOSEPH DE). Arte de Grammatica 
 da Lingua mais usada na Costa do Brasil, novamente dado a 
 luz por Julio Platzmann. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Lipsia, 1874 
 
 1903. ANDREWS (C. C). Minnesota and Dacotah: in 
 Letters descriptive of a Tour through the North-West, etc. 
 First Edition. 12mo, cloth. Wash. 1857 
 
 * Letter VII relates to the Chippewa Indians. 
 
 1904. ARISTIDES. A Concise Narrative of General Jack- 
 son's first Invasion of Florida, and his Defence of New- 
 Orleans. Second edition, with additions. By Aristfdes. 8vo, 
 new covers. N. Y. 1827 
 
 * This has been wrongly attributed to Wm. P. Van Ness, who 
 died a year before it was published. It relates partly to the 
 Creek Indian war. 
 
 1904*. ATWATER (CALEB). A History of the State of 
 Ohio, Natural and Civil. 8vo, new half russia. Cinn. [1838] 
 
 1905. AUBIN (J. M. A.). [Estampas de la Historia An- 
 tigua de Mexico, de la Coleccion de M. Aubin.] 29 plates, two 
 of which are colored. 4to, cloth, leather back. [Paris, 1870?] 
 
 * Includes the Tonalamatl, etc. 
 
 1906. AUBIN (J. M. A.). Memoires sur la Peinture 
 Didactique et l'Bcriture Figurative des Anciens Mexicains. 
 Introduction par E. T. Hamy. Illustrations. Large 4to, 
 stitched, no covers. Paris, 1885 
 
 1907. BAILEY (COL. JOHN R.). Mackinac, formerly 
 Michilimackinac. Map and illustrations. 12mo, original 
 wrappers. Lansing, Mich., 1897 
 
 1908. BAKER (VIRGINIA). Massasoit's Town, Sowams 
 in Pokanoket, its History, Legends and Traditions. 8vo, 
 wrappers. Warren, R. I., 1904 
 
 1909. [BANCROFT (EDWARD).] An Essay on the 
 Natural History of Guiana, in South America. Together with 
 an account of the Religion, Manners, and Customs of several 
 Tribes of its Indian inhabitants. Frontispiece. 8vo, old 
 calf (joints cracked). Lond.1769 
 
 * The especial subject of the author's inquiries regarding the 
 Indians, is the nature and use of the "Wourali Poison, with which 
 their weapons are charged. — Field. 
 
1910. [BARAGA (REV. FREDERIC).] Katolik Anamie- 
 Masinaigan Wetchipwewissing. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. [1874 J 
 
 1911. BARRERE (PIERRE). Nouvelle Relation de la 
 France Equinoxiale. 16 folding plates and 3 maps. 12mo, 
 old calf. Paris, 1743 
 
 * The minute descriptions of savage life afford a very accu- 
 rate picture of the Carib manners and customs. The author, 
 who resided in Guiana, gives many new particulars regarding 
 the Indians. 
 
 1912. BASALENQUE (R. P. M. FR. DIEGO). Arte de 
 la Lengua Tarasca. 4to, sewed, uncut. Mexico, 1886 
 
 JEFFERSON'S COPY. 
 1912*. BEATTY (CHARLES). Double Honour due to 
 the Laborious Gospel Minister. Represented in a Sermon 
 preached at Fairfield in New-Jersey the 1st of December, 
 1756, at the Ordination of the Reverend Mr. William Ramsey, 
 12mo, new half leather and boards. 
 
 Phila.: William Bradford [1757] 
 
 * Thomas Jefferson's copy with his autograph on the half- 
 title. 
 
 1912**. BEAUFOY (MARK). Mexican Illustrations, 
 founded upon facts; indicative of the Present Condition of 
 Society, Manners, Religion and Morals, among the Spanish 
 and Native Inhabitants of Mexico. Map and illustrations. 
 8vo, half morocco (joints weak). Lond. 1828 
 
 1913. BECKWOURTH (JAMES P.). The Life and Ad- 
 ventures of James P. Beckwourth, Mountaineer, Scout, and 
 Pioneer, and Chief of the Crow Nation of Indians. Written 
 from his own dictation by T. D. Bonner. Illustrations. 12mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1856 
 
 1914. BIART (LUCIEN). The Aztecs, their Manners, 
 History and Customs. Translated by J. L. Garner. Illus- 
 trated. 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1905 
 
 1915. BIONDELLI (B.). Glossarium Azteco-Latinum et 
 Latino-Aztecum. 4to, wrappers (loose), uncut. 
 
 Mediolani, 1869 
 
 1916. BIONDELLI (B.). SulT antica Lingua Azteca o 
 Nahuatl. 4to, wrappers, uncut. Milano, 1860 
 
 1917. BLACK HAWK. Life of Ma-Ka-Tai-Me-She-Kia- 
 Kiak or Black Hawk, with an account of the cause of the late- 
 War, his Surrender, and Travels through the United States, 
 Dictated by himself. Edited by J. B. Patterson. Portraits 
 12mo, original boards, cloth back. Bost. 1834 
 
 1918. BLACKSHEAR (GEN. DAVID). Memoir of Gen- 
 David Blackshear, including Letters from Governors Irwin,, 
 and others. With a muster roll of Troops under his command. 
 By S. F. Miller. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1858 
 
 * Presentation copy from the author to Capt. P. M. Henry, 
 with inscription. Relates to the Creek Indian war of 1813-14. 
 
 7 
 
1919. BLUNT (JOSEPH). Speeches, Eeviews, Reports, 
 &c. [On the Relations between the Cherokee Indians and 
 the Government of the United States.] 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1843 
 
 1920. BODGE (GEORGE M.). The Narragansett Fort 
 Fight, Dec. 19, 1675. Map. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 Bost. : Privately Printed, 1886 
 
 1921. BOLINGBROKE (HENRY). A Voyage to the 
 Demerary, containing a Statistical Account of the Settlements 
 there and of those on the Essequebo, the Berbiee, and other 
 Rivers of Guyana. Folding map (repaired). 8vo, original 
 boards (back missing), uncut. Lond. 1809 
 
 * Includes an account of the Indian tribes. 
 
 1921*. BOND (J. WESLEY). Minnesota and its Re- 
 sources. Map and illustrations. 12mo, cloth (worn). 
 
 Chicago, 1856 
 
 1922. [BONWICK (JAMES, Editor).] The Treasury of 
 Languages. A Rudimentary Dictionary of Universal Philol- 
 ogy. 12mo, cloth. Lond. [1873] 
 
 * Interleaved copy. A dictionary of the names of all known 
 languages, indicating where they are spoken, and including 
 American Indian languages. 
 
 1923. BOSSU (M.). Nouveaux Voyages aux Indies Occi- 
 dentales; contenant une Relation des differens Peuples qui 
 habitent les environs du grand Fleuve Saint-Louis, appelle 
 vulgairement le Mississipi. 3 plates (instead of 4). 2 vols. 
 12mo, old calf. Paris, 1768 
 
 * The rare First Edition, of which Sabin states that he finds 
 no record. This is an account of the author's first two voyages 
 to Louisiana, describing three different journeys to the Indians : 
 first, to the Akangas, Illinois and Eenards in 1751-53 ; second, 
 to the Illinois and the Ohio in 1755-57; and third, to the Alli- 
 bamons, Chaetas, Tehikachas and Attakapas in 1758-62. 
 
 1924. BOSSU (M.). Nouveaux Voyages dans l'Amerique 
 Septentrionale, contenant une Collection de Lettres erites sur 
 les lieux, par lAuteur, a son ame M. Douin, Chevalier Capi- 
 
 taine ci-devant son camarade dans le nouveau Monde. 
 
 4 fine copperplate engravings by St. Aubin. 8vo, old mottled 
 ■calf (folding plate stained). Amsterdam, 1777 
 
 * An account of Bossu's Third Voyage to Louisiania, in 1770 
 and 1771. According to Sabin this work is much scarcer than 
 the author's accounts of his first two voyages, owing to the fact 
 that it has never been reprinted, or translated into any other 
 language. It relates mostly to the Akancas Indians, with some 
 account of the Allibamons, Natchitoches, and Illinois. 
 
 1925. BOUDINOT (ELIAS, a Cherokee Indian). An Ad- 
 dress to the Whites. Delivered in the First Presbyterian 
 Church. 16 pp. 8vo, new covers (name on title). Phila. 1826 
 
 1926. BOWLES (SAMUEL). Our New West. Records 
 of Travel between the Mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean. 
 Map, portraits and illustrations. First Edition. 8vo, half 
 leather (rubbed). Hartford,' 1869 
 
 * Contains an account of the Ute Indians, pp. 110-128, 151-175. 
 
1927. BRADFORD (WILLIAM). History of the Ply- 
 mouth Plantation. 1606-1646. Edited by William Davis. 
 Map and 3 facsimiles. 8vo, cloth. N. T. 1908 
 
 1928. BRETT (WILLIAM HENRY). The Indian Tribes 
 of Guiana; their Condition and Habits. Numerous colored 
 plates and other illustrations. 8vo, half polished calf, gilt 
 top, uncut. Lond. 1868 
 
 1929. BRETT (WILLIAM HENRY). Legends and 
 Myths of the Aboriginal Indians of British Guiana. Illus- 
 trations. 12mo, cloth. Lond. [1879] 
 
 1930. BRIGHAM (WILLIAM T.). Guatemala, the Land 
 of the Quetzal. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1887 
 
 1931. BRINTON (DANIEL G.) & ANTHONY (ALBERT 
 S.). A Lenape-English Dictionary. Portrait. 4to, cloth, 
 gilt top, uncut. Phila. 1888 
 
 1932. BRINTON (DANIEL G.). Further Notes on Fue- 
 gian Languages. 8vo, wrappers. Phila. 1892 
 
 1933. BROCKLEHURST (THOMAS UNETT). Mexico 
 To-Day: Country with a Great Future, and a Glance at the 
 Prehistoric Remains and Antiquities of the Montezumas. 
 With colored plates and illustrations from sketches by the 
 author. Square 8vo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1883 
 
 1934. BRODHEAD (L. W.). The Delaware Water Gap: 
 its Scenery, its Legends and Early History. Colored frontis- 
 piece. 12mo, cloth. Phila. 1870 
 
 * Includes Indian legends, etc. 
 
 1934*. BROKAW (ABRAHAM) & OTHERS. Reasons 
 assigned by a Number of Ministers, Elders and Deacons for 
 declaring themselves the True Reformed Dutch Church in the 
 United States of America. 12mo, new half leather and boards, 
 uncut. Hackensack, N. J., 1822 
 
 1935. BROOKS (CHARLES). History of the Town of 
 Medford, Middlesex Co., Mass., from 1630 to 1885. Portraits 
 and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1886 
 
 * With an account of the Massachusetts and Pawtueket In- 
 dians. 
 
 1936. BROWER (J. V.) The Mississippi River and its 
 Source. With an appendix by A. J. Hill. Illustrated. 8vo, 
 cloth. Minn. 1893 
 
 1937. BROWN (GEORGT S.). Yarmouth, Nova Scotia: 
 A Sequel to Campbell's History. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1888 
 
 * Contains material on the Micmacs. 
 
 1938. BROWN (HENRY). The History of Illinois, from 
 its First Discovery and Settlement to the Present Time. Fold- 
 ing map. 8vo, original cloth. N. Y. 1844 
 
 * First Edition. Scarce. 
 
1938*. BUCHANAN (JAMES). Sketches of the History r 
 Manners, and Customs of the North American Indians, with 
 a plan for their Melioration. 2 vols. 12mo, new boards, cloth 
 back, uncut. N - Y - 1824r 
 
 * The plan for the melioration of the Indians is not contained- 
 in the London edition of the same year. 
 
 1939. BUMP (CHARLES W.). Down the Historic Sus- 
 quehanna. 12mo, pp. 184, wrappers. Balto. 1899 
 
 * First printed in the Baltimore Sun, and reprinted here from- 
 the same type. The trip started at Cooperstown, N. Y., on i 
 Aug. 15th, and ended at Watson's Island, Md., on Sept. 15th, 
 1899. One letter relates to the Vale of Wyoming and its* 
 Indian associations. 
 
 1940. BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY, Bulle- 
 tins, Tsimshian Texts (Boas, Wash. 1902; Physiological and 
 Medical Observations (Hrdlicka), Wash. 1908; Antiquities 
 of Central and Southeastern Missouri (Powke), Wash. 1910 r 
 and 2 others. Together 7 vols, royal 8vo and 8vo, cloth. 
 
 1941. BURRELL (A. B.). Reminiscences of George 
 La Bar, the Centenarian of Monroe County, Pa. Portrait.. 
 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1870 
 
 * The subject of this sketch was born in 1763, and was still 
 living when the book was published, in his 107th year. Anec- 
 dotes are given of his experiences with the Indians and during 
 the Eevolutionary war. 
 
 1942. BUSCHMANN (JOH. CARL ED). Die Spuren 
 der aztekischen Sprachen im nordlichen Mexico und hoheren 
 amerikanischen Norden. 4to, half roan. Berlin, 1859 
 
 1942* CALIFORNIA BROADSIDES. "California in 
 Five Days" by Flying Ship, N. Y., n. d. ; Announcement of 
 Cogswell's Panorama of Life in California, N. Y., n. d. ; 
 Announcement of Beale & Craven's Voyage to California, at 
 Bleeker Hall, Albany, 1850. 3 pieces, 4to, mounted. 
 
 1943. CAMPANIUS HOLM (THOMAS). Description of 
 the Province of New Sweden, now called, by the English, 
 Pennsylvania, in America. Translated with Notes by Peter 
 Du Ponceau. 5 maps and plans. 8vo, original boards (joints 
 broken), uncut. Phila. 1834 
 
 * Book 3 relates to the Indians in the Province ; and book 4 
 is a vocabulary and phrases in their language, the Delaware. 
 This separate edition is very scarce, especially with the printed 
 board covers. 
 
 1943*. CAMPBELL (ALEXANDER). The Sequel to 
 Bulkeley and Cummins Voyage to the South Seas; or, the 
 Adventures of Capt. Cheap, the Hon. Mr. Byron, Lieut. 
 Hamilton, Alexander Campbell, and others, 'late ' of his 
 Majesty's Ship the Wager, which was wreck 'd on a desolate 
 Island in the South Seas. With a Narrative of the sufferings 
 of these gentlemen, the manners and customs of the Indians 
 
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into whose hands they fell, the treatment of the Spainiards, 
 etc. 12mo, new half brown morocco, gilt top. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for the Author, 1747 
 
 * Vert scarce. Called in soon after it was published, and 
 suppressed, so that few copies are known. 
 
 1944. [CAMPBELL (ROBERT).] The Memorial of 
 Robert Campbell on the Present Situation of the Cherokee 
 Indians. To the President and Members of the Senate of the 
 State of Georgia. 20 pp. 8vo, new boards. [Savannah, 1829] 
 
 1945. CARRERA (D. FERNANDO DE LA). Arte de la 
 Lengua Yunga de los Valles del Obispado de Trujillo, etc. 
 Large 8vo, half cloth (name on title). Lima, 1880 
 
 * Eeprint of the rare 1644 edition of which only 3 copies are 
 known, and limited to 200 copies. The Yunga or Chimu lan- 
 guage is one of the most ancient of Peru. 
 
 1945*. CATLIN (GEORGE). Folium Reservatum. The 
 suppressed portions of Catlin's description of the Buffalo 
 Dance. 3 pp. 8vo. [Reprint.] 
 
 1946. CHAMBERS'S MISCELLANY. Containing The 
 Story of Peter Williamson's Captivity among the Indians, 
 Slavery in America, etc. 12mo, boards. Edin. [1845] 
 
 1947. CHAPMAN (ISAAC A.). A Sketch of the History 
 of Wyoming. To which is added an Appendix, containing a 
 Statistical Account of the Valley and Adjacent Country [by 
 Sharp D. Lewis]. 12mo, original cloth (covers loose). 
 
 Wilkesbarre, Pa., 1830 
 
 * Inserted is an autograph document signed by the author 
 and a folding map of the Wyoming and Lackawanna Valleys, 
 with several notices of Sharp D. Lewis. 
 
 1948. CHEROKEE. Examination of the Indian Question 
 [Wash. 1832]; Baptism— The Mode (Edwards), Vinita 
 [1891] ; Cherokee Nation vs. State of Georgia. Bill in Chan- 
 eery. Together 3 pieces, various sizes, paper. 
 
 1949. CHEROKEE. Cherokee Ball Play (Mooney), Wash. 
 1890; Myths of the Cherokees (Mooney), Cambridge, 1888; 
 North Carolina Cherokee Indians (Stringfield), Raleigh, 1903 ; 
 Rutherford's Expedition against the Indians, 1776 (Ashe), 
 n. p., 1904. Together 4 pieces, 8vo and 12mo, paper. 
 
 1950. CHEROKEE INDIANS' REMOVAL. Speech of 
 Mr. Frelinghuysen. Wash. 1830; A Statement of the Indian 
 Relations. N. Y. 1830; Speech of Mr. Sprague of Maine. 
 Wash. 1830; Speech of James M. Wayne of Georgia. Wash. 
 1830 ; Report of Mr. Bell of the Committee of Indian Affairs. 
 Wash. 1830; Speech of Mr. Bates of Mass. [Wash. 1830]. 
 Together 6 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 1951. CHEROKEE LAWS. Laws of the Cherokee Nation 
 published in the Cherokee Language by authority of the 
 National Council. 8vo, sheep. Tahlequah, 1881 
 
1951*. CHILD (JOSIAH). A New Discourse of Trade, 
 wherein is Recommended several Points relating to Com- 
 panies of Merchants, the Act of Navigation, Naturalization of 
 Strangers, and our Woolen Manufactures; the Ballanoe of 
 Trade and, the Nature of Plantations and their Consequences 
 in Relation to the Kingdom, are seriously discussed. 12mo, 
 new half brown levant morocco, gilt top. Lond. 1694 
 
 * Scaece. One of the editions not mentioned by Sabin. 
 Thought it has ' ' Second Edition " on the title, it is actually the 
 fourth edition. But it has many points of interest: it refers to 
 New YoTk as ' ' Menades, ' ' it emphasizes the superiority of the 
 Dutch trade over the English, it points out the many mistakes 
 made by the English in their new territories, etc. 
 
 1952. CHINOOK. Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon 
 (Gibbs), Wash. 1865; Notes on Chinook Language (Boas), 
 1893; The Chinook Jargon and how to use it (Shaw),. Seattle, 
 1909. Together 3 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 1953. CHIPPEWA. Iu Pitabun ; gema gaie okikLnoamaguz- 
 iuiniua igiu abinojiug. The Peep of Day. 10 plates. 12mo, 
 original half calf. Bost. 1844 
 
 * An interesting feature of this copy lies in the 10 plates, 
 which are unknown to Pilling and do not appear to have been 
 inserted in any other copy. 
 
 1954. CHOCTAW. Remonstrance, Appeal, and Solemn 
 Protest of the Choctaw Nation. [1870] ; Report of Mr. Wood's 
 visit to the Choctaw and Cherokee Missions), 1855. Bost. 1855 ; 
 Missionary Conventions ... of Choctaw Mission. N. Y. 
 1860; Letter of P. P. Pitchlynn, 1870. Together 4 pieces, 
 8vo, paper. 
 
 * The first is a presentation copy to Hon. James A. Garfield 
 from P. P. Pitchlynn. 
 
 1955. CHRISTIAN INDIAN (The) ; or, Times of the First 
 Settlers. (The first series of American Tales.) First Edi- 
 tion. l2mo, original boards, uncut (binding broken). 
 
 N. Y. 1825 
 
 1956. CHURCH (THOMAS). The History of Philip's 
 War. With an Appendix by Samuel G. Drake. Second edi- 
 tion with plates. 12mo, original sheep. Exeter, 1829 
 
 * Fine copy of the first Exeter edition, with 2 plates instead 
 o± with one, as it usually appears. 
 
 1957. CHURCH (THOMAS). The History of the Great 
 Indian War of 1675-6. Notes by Samuel G. Drake. Por- 
 traits. 12mo, old calf (joints weak). Cooperstown, 1846 
 
 * With new and different illustrations. 
 
 1958. CHURCH (THOMAS). The History of the Great 
 Indian War of 1675 and 1676, commonly called Philip's War 
 etc. Notes and an appendix by S. G. Drake. Colored frontis- 
 piece and other illustrations. 8vo cloth. 
 
 N. Y. : H. Dayton [1856 or '57] 
 
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1959. CHURCHMAN (JOHN). An Account of the Gospel 
 Labours and Christian Experiences of a Faithful Minister 
 of Christ, John Churchman. To which is added a short 
 Memorial of the Life and Death of Joseph White, late of 
 Bucks County. Fiest Edition. 8vo, original sheep. 
 
 Phila.: Joseph Crukshank, 1779 
 
 * Contains an account of the Indian Treaty at Easton, and 
 of the calamities of the Indian war in Pennsylvania in 1757. 
 Also much interesting information about Maryland, Long Island, 
 New Jersey, etc. 
 
 1960. CLAIBORNE (J. F. H.). Life and Times of Gen. 
 Sam. Dale, the Mississippi Partisan. Illustrations by John 
 M'Lelan. Fiest Edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1860 
 
 1961. CLAIBORNE (NATHANIEL HERBERT). Notes 
 on the War in the South; with Biographical Sketches, etc. 
 First Edition. 12mo, original calf. Richmond, 1819 
 
 * Relates to the war with the Creek Indians. 
 
 1962. CLARE (ISRAEL SMITH). A Brief History of 
 Lancaster County [Penn.]. Illustrations. 12mo, half leather. 
 
 Lancaster, Pa., 1892 
 
 * Contains 3 chapters on the Indians. 
 
 1963. CLARK (G; R). Col. George Rogers Clark's sketch 
 of his Campaign in the Illinois in 1778-9, with an Introduction 
 by Hon. Henry Pirtle, etc. Portrait. 8vo, cloth, uncut (notes 
 in ink by H. E. Hayden). Cincinnati, 1869 
 
 * L. S. by Henry Pirtle and A. L. S. by E. A. Brock inserted. 
 
 1964. CLARK (W. P.). The Indian Sign Language, with 
 brief Explanatory Notes. Folding map. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phila. 1885 
 
 1965. [CLARKE (PETER D.).] Origin and Traditional 
 History of the Wyandotts, and Sketches of other Indian Tribes 
 of North America, etc. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto, 1870 
 
 1966. CLARKE (ROBERT). The Pre-Historic Remains 
 which were found on the Site of the City of Cincinnati, Ohio. 
 With a Vindication of the "Cincinnati Tablet." 8vo, wrap- 
 pers, uncut. Cincinnati, 1876 
 
 1967. CLEMENT (J., Editor). Noble Deeds of American 
 Women. Introduction by Mrs. Sigourney. Portrait. 12mo, 
 cloth (shaken). Buffalo, 1851 
 
 * Includes several narratives of Indian captivity. 
 
 1968. COALE (CHARLES B.). The Life and Adventures 
 of Wilburn Waters, the Famous Hunter and Trapper of 
 White Top Mountain; embracing Early History of South- 
 western Virginia, etc. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Richmond, 1878 
 
 * Waters was born in 1812, and was one-fourth Indian. The 
 book treats of the Indian incursion at Abingdon in 1778, the 
 Indian depredations in 1794, the narrative of Katy Sage, the 
 lost child of Grayson, the massacre and captivity of the pioneers 
 of Abb 's Valley, etc. 
 
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1969. COCKBURN (JOHN). A Journey over Land from 
 the Gulf of Honduras to the South Sea. Performed by John 
 Coekburn and five other Englishmen who were taken by a 
 Spanish Guarda-Costa, in the John and Jane, Edward Burt 
 Master, and set on shoar at a Place called Porto Cavalo, naked 
 and wounded, containing Adventures, new and useful Dis- 
 coveries of the Inland of those almost unknown Parts of 
 America ; as also, an exact Account of the Manners, Customs, 
 and Behaviour of the several Indians inhabiting a tract of 
 Land of 2,400 Miles, etc. Folding map. 8vo, panelled calf. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 
 * Vert fine copy op a scarce work. There is an interest- 
 ing account of the capture by the Pirate ships "Two Brothers'.' 
 and "Rhode Island," commanded by Captain Johnson and 
 Pedro Poleas. The journey across Central America is de- 
 scribed in detail and has been copied by many historians. Part 
 II. contains "A Brief Discovery of some Things best worth 
 Noteinge in the Travels of Nicholas Withington, a Factor in 
 the East Indies. Lond. 1734." 
 
 1970. CODY (WILLIAM P.). True Tales of the Plains. 
 By Buffalo Bill. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. N Y. 1908 
 
 1971. COFFIN (JOSHUA). A Sketch of the History of 
 Newbury, Newburyport, and West Newbury, from 1635 to 
 1845. 4 portraits and facsimile. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1845 
 
 * Fine copy. Bare with all the portraits. Contains reprint 
 of Joseph Bartlett's Narrative of his captivity among the 
 French and Indians, from the rare original edition of 1807. 
 
 1972. COLDEN (CADWALLADER). The History of the 
 Five Indian Nations of Canada, which are the Barrier be- 
 tween the English and French in that Part of the World. 
 Map. 8vo, old calf (joints weak). Lond. 1750 
 
 * The title of this edition differs from that of the original 
 edition of 1727, in that it adds "of Canada" while the title ot' 
 the 1727 edition reads "The History of the Five Indian Na- 
 tions depending on the Province of New York." 
 
 1973. COLECCION Polidiomica Mexicana que contiene la 
 Oracion Dominical vertida en 52 idiomas indigenas. Small 
 folio, wrappers. Mexico, 1860 
 
 * The Lord's Prayer in 52 Mexican languages and dialects, 
 collected and published by the Sociedad Mexicana de Geografia 
 y Estadistica. 
 
 1974. [COLLINS (LEWIS).] Historical Sketches of 
 Kentucky: embracing its History, Antiquities, etc. Illus- 
 trated by 40 engravings by Lewis Collins, and a map. First 
 Edition. 8vo, cloth. Maysville, Ky., 1847 
 
 1975. COLTON (C). Tour of the American Lakes, and 
 among the Indians of the North-West Territory in 1830 ■ dis- 
 closing the character and prospects of the Indian Race. 2'vols 
 12mo, original cloth. Lond . 1833 
 
 _ * Contains personal observations on Indian life, facts relat- 
 ing to their origin, wars, treaties, treatment by the United 
 (states and Great Britain, etc. 
 
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RARE INDIAN BROADSIDE. 
 
 1976. COLUMBIAN TRAGEDY. The Columbian Tragedy: 
 ^containing a particular and official Account of the Brave and 
 Unfortunate Officers and Soldiers, who were Slain and 
 "Wounded in the ever-memorable and Bloody Indian Battle, 
 perhaps the most shocking that has happened in America since 
 its first Discovery; which continued Six Hours, with the most 
 unremitted Fury and unparalleled Bravery on both Sides, 
 having lasted from day -break, until near ten o'clock on 
 Friday Morning, Nov. 4, 1791 ; between Two Thousand Ameri- 
 cans, belonging to the United States Army, and near Five 
 Thousand Wild Indian Savages, at Miami- Village, near Fort 
 Washington, in the Ohio-Country, in which terrible and des- 
 perate Battle a most shocking Slaughter was made of Thirty- 
 nine gallant American Officers and upwards of Nine Hundred 
 brave youthful Soldiers, who fell gloriously fighting for their 
 Country. These Particulars and Elegy are now published in 
 this sheet by the earnest request of the Friends to the De- 
 ceased Worthies, who died in Defence of their Country, not 
 only as a Token of Gratitude to the Deceased Brave, but as 
 a Perpetual Memorial of this important Event, on which, per- 
 haps may very essentially depend the future Freedom and 
 Grandeur of Fifteen or Twenty States, that might, at some 
 Period, be annexed to the American Union. Woodcut view 
 of the battle of Miami Village, and a woodcut portrait of Gen. 
 Richard Butler, who was killed in that battle. Across the top 
 are two rows of woodcuts representing a coffin for each of the 
 39 officers slain in that battle. 2 conventional signs, the skull 
 and cross-bones, and an Indian holding a boiv and tomahawk, 
 head the elegy. Folio, 17V2 x 23 inches, mounted (neatly re- 
 paired at folds and a few letters filled in in ink), in a cloth 
 wrapper and slip case. 
 
 America: Boston; Printed by E. Russell for Thomas Basset, 
 -of Dunbarton (New Hamp.) — [Pr. Six Pence], [1792]. 
 
 * Vert fine copy op this bare broadside, of which only 5 
 copies appear to be known. The elegy, consisting of 41 stanzas, 
 tells the story of one of the disastrous campaigns against the 
 Indians, during the final conquest of the Northwest Territory. 
 The Broadside mentions the name of all the officers who fell, 
 among whom were Col. Oldham, Majors Ferguson, Clark, Hart; 
 Captains Bradford, Phelon, Kirkwood, Tipton, etc. 
 
 (See Frontispiece.) 
 
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1977. COLUMBUS. Vita di Cristoforo Colombo, discntta 
 da Ferdinando, suo Figlio, e tradotta da Alfonso Ulloa. Por- 
 trait. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1867 
 
 * Cap. 61 contains the treatise of Friar Eamon Pane on the 
 antiquities and religion of the extinct aborigines of Hayti. 
 Pane accompanied Columbus on his second voyage in 1493-1496 r 
 and was commissioned by him to write this treatise, which is 
 therefore the earliest essay on the subject. 
 
 1978. COMBS (CAPTAIN LESLIE). Col. Wm. Dudley's 
 Defeat opposite Fort Meigs, May 5, 1813. Official Report to 
 General Green Clay. 8vo, paper. 
 
 Cincinnati : Printed for Wm. Dodge, 1869 
 
 1979. COMSTOCK (JOSEPH) . The Tongue of Time, and 
 Star of the States. American Antiquities, Remains of Giants, 
 etc. Woodcut illustrations. First Edition. 8vo, leather 
 (joints cracked) . N. Y. 1838 
 
 1980. CONNECTICUT EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE. 
 From July 1800 to June 1807. 7 vols. 8vo, old sheep (some 
 vols, broken, names on titles). Hartford, 1800-07 
 
 * Contains a history of the attempts to propagate the gospel 
 among the Indians of New England, by the Mayhews and others,, 
 running through vols. 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7, in sixteen numbers. 
 
 1981. CONNECTICUT Historical Society Collections, Vol. 
 III. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1895 
 
 * The feature of this volume is a complete reprint (67 pp.} 
 of the earliest extant work in the Indian language printed in 
 this country, namely, Abraham Pierson's "Some Helps for the 
 Indians," Cambridg, printed by Samuel Green, 1658, five vears 
 before Eliot's Indian Bible was published. Of the original 
 only two copies are known. It is in the dialect called Quiripi, 
 used on the Connecticut shore near New Haven. 
 
 1982. CONNECTICUT. Papers and Proceedings of the 
 Connecticut Valley Historical Society. Vols. I and II 1876- 
 1903. Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Springfield, Mass., 1881-1904 
 
 * Contains many historical sketches relating to the Indians 
 and early colonization of the Connecticut Valley. 
 
 1983. CONNELLET (WILLIAM E.). Wyandot Folk 
 Lore. 12mo, wrappers. Topeka 1899 
 
 1984. COOKE (P.STG.). Scenes and Adventures in the 
 Army ; or, Romance of Military Life. 12mo, cloth Phila 1857 
 
 * The author fought against the Comanches, Sacs, and Poxes 
 
 1985. COOPER (HARRIET C). James Oglethorpe the 
 Founder of Georgia. Illustrated. 12 mo , cloth NY 1904 
 
 1986. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). The Last of th. 
 Mohicans a Narrative of 1757. Fi RST E D i TI0N 2 vo s 12mo 
 original boards, rebacked, uncut (foxed). Phila 1826 
 
 1987. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE) Th P P^fl a 
 or, the Inland Sea. First Edition. 2 vols iLn -^1 
 cloth (very slightly foxed). ' 12ino > original 
 
 ir iiiia. 1840 
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1988. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). De Herten- 
 dooder. [The Deerslayer.] Een Amerikaansch Verhaal. 
 Haar het Engelsch. Vignette titles. 3 vols. 8vo, half leather. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1842 
 
 1989. COOPER (JAMES PENIMORE). Satanstoe; or, 
 the Little Page Manuscripts. First Edition. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 half red morocco, gilt tops, original wrappers bound in (foxed, 
 name erased from one title) . N. Y. 1845 
 
 1990. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). The Redskins; 
 or, Indian and Ingin ; being the Conclusion of the Little page 
 Manuscript. First Edition. 2 vols. 12mo, original wrappers 
 (name on title and covers, one vol. waterstained) . N. Y. 1846 
 
 1991. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). Ravensnest; or, 
 the Redskins. 3 vols. 12mo, boards, cloth backs, uncut (name 
 on title of first vol. ) . Lond. 1846 
 
 1992. COOPER (JAMES FENIMORE). The Last of the 
 Mohicans. Colored plates by H. M. Brock. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1898 
 
 1993. [COPPINGER (J. B.).] The Renegade. A Tale of 
 Real Life. [Among the Chippewa Indians.] Small 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1855 
 * Presentation copy from the author, with inscription, giving 
 his name. 
 
 1994. COPWAY (GEORGE). The Life, History, and 
 Travels, of Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah-Bowh (George Copway), a young 
 Indian Chief of the Ojebwa Nation, etc. Written by himself. 
 Frontispiece. First Edition. 8vo, original cloth. 
 
 Albany, 1847 
 
 1995. COPWAY (GEORGE). Organization of a New 
 Indian Territory, East of the Missouri River. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 N. Y. 1850 
 
 1996. COPWAY (GEORGE). The Life, Letters and 
 Speeches of Kah-Ge-Ga-Gah-Bowh. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1850 
 
 1997. COPWAY (GEORGE). The Traditional History 
 and Characteristic Sketches of the Ojibway Nation. 16mo, 
 cloth, presentation copy from the author, with inscription. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 1998. COPWAY (GEORGE). The Ojibway Conquest, a 
 Tale of the Northwest. By Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh ; or, G. Cop- 
 way, Chief of the Ojibway Nation. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. 
 First Edition. Presentation copy from the author. 
 
 N. Y. 1850 
 
 1999. COPWAY (GEORGE). Running Sketches of Men 
 and Places, in England, France, etc. Illustrated. First 
 Edition. 12mo, cloth. A. L. S. of the author inserted. 
 
 N. Y. 1851 
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2000. COUES (ELLIOTT). New Light on the Early His- 
 tory of the Greater Northwest. Manuscript Journals of Alex- 
 ander Henry and David Thompson. Edited with critical 
 commentary by Elliott Coues. Portrait and maps. 3 vols. 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. N - T - 1897 
 
 * The Editor's copy, with his autograph on each title-page. 
 Limited Edition. 
 
 2001. COX (ISAAC JOSLIN). The Early Exploration of 
 Louisiana. Map. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 Cinn. University Studies, 1894 
 
 2002. GRANZ (DAVID). The Ancient and Modern His- 
 tory of the Brethren; or a succinct Narrative of the Protes- 
 tant Church of the "United Brethren. Translated by Benjamin 
 Latrobe. 8vo, boards, uncut. Lond. 1780 
 
 * Tells of the work of the Society among the Delaware and 
 other American Indians. 
 
 2003. CREECY (COL. JAMES R.). Scenes in the South, 
 and other Miscellaneous Pieces. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 * Contains a chapter on the Choetaws. Wash. 1860 
 
 2004. [CRESPEL (EMANUEL).]. Voyage au Nouveau- 
 Monde, et Histoire Interessante du Naufrage du R. P. Crespel. 
 Avec des Notes Historiques et Geographiques. 12mo, old calf. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1757 
 
 * Contains an account of his visit to the Fox Indians in 
 1736. 
 
 2005. CROCKETT ALMANACS for 1839, 1840, 1841. 
 Containing Adventures, Life and Manners in the Woods, etc. 
 Illustrated. 3 vols. 12mo, paper. 
 
 2006. CROGHAN (COL. GEORGE). Journal of Col. Geo. 
 Croghan who was sent, after the Peace of 1763, to Explore the 
 Country of the Ohio, and to conciliate the Indians 8vo 
 wrappers. [Burlington, X. J., 1875?] 
 
 2007. CUBAS (ANTONIO GARCIA). Cuadro Geografico, 
 Estadistico, Descnptivo e Historic© de los Estados Unidos 
 Mexicanos. 8vo, half cloth. Mexico 1884 
 
 2008. CURTIS (WILLIAM E.). Children of the' Sun. 
 12mo, wrappers. Chicago, 1883 
 
 * An account of the Zuni Indians. 
 
 2009 OUST (ROBERT NEEDHAM). Notes on Mission- 
 ary Subjects. Map. Thick 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 * Observations on the manners and customs, rites and cere- 
 monies of various races, including the American Indians 
 
 2010. CUSTER (ELIZABETH B.). Tenting on the 
 Flams ; or, General Custer m Kansas and Texas Illustrated 
 First Edition. 8vo, cloth. NY 1887 
 
 2011. CUSTER (ELIZABETH B.) Following the Guidon 
 Illustrated. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y 1890 
 
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2012. CUSTER (GEN. G. A.). My Life on the Plains; or, 
 Personal Experiences with Indians. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth 
 (worn). N. Y. 1876 
 
 2013. DAHLGREN (MADELEINE VINTON). South- 
 Mountain Magic. A Narrative. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1882 
 
 A. L. S. from James E. Young, relating to South Mountain, 
 laid in. Poetic inscription on fly-leaf, signed "8. A. D., ' ' de- 
 scriptive of the author. 
 
 2013*. DAMPIER (GUILLAUME). Nouveau Voayge 
 autour du Monde ou Ton decrit en particulier ITsthme de 
 lAmerique, Plusieurs Cotes et Isles de Indes Occidentals .... 
 les Cotes Meridionales du Chili du Perou et du Mexique, la 
 Nouvelle Hollande, &c. Maps and plates. 2 vols, small 8vo, 
 old mottled calf, worn. Amsterdam : Paul Marret, 1701 
 
 * ' ' Suite du Voyage autour du Monde, avec un traite des 
 Vents, &c, ' ' and ' ' Traite des Vents, alisez ou reglex, &c. ' ' 
 Admiral Byron, Cook, and others were greatly indebted to this 
 work. 
 
 Prom the library of Pontehartrain [Louis Phelypeaux de — , 
 1643-1727, Chancellor of Prance in 1699] with his armorial 
 bookplate in each volume. Two supplements were issued to the 
 above volumes in 1711, but are generally lacking. 
 
 2014. DABLEY (FELIX O. C). Scenes in Indian Life: 
 A Series of Original Designs Portraying Events in the Life 
 of an Indian Chief ; Draivn and Etched on Stone by Felix 
 O. C. Barley. [14 plates and emblematical title-page.] To 
 which is added, in illustration, the Death of the War-Eagle; 
 a Tale with Copious Notes. No. 1, April, 1843, to No. 5, 
 Aug. 1843. The 5 original parts complete, oblong 4to, wrap- 
 pers, stitched. Phila. 1843 
 
 * These extremely rare Parley Indian plates are said to be 
 rarer than Catlin's Indian Portfolio. No record of the sale 
 of this item can be found in any of the American Book Prices 
 Current, nor in any of the large sale catalogues of Americana. 
 This leads to the assumption that this is the only copy ever 
 offered at auction. 
 
 2015. DAVIS (A.). A Lecture on the Discovery of 
 America by the Northmen. 3d edition. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 N. Y. 1839 
 
 2016. DAVIS (JOSEPH B.). Thesaurus Craniorum. 
 Catalogue of the Skulls of the Various Races of Man in his 
 Collection. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : Printed for subscribers, 1867 
 
 * Presentation copy from the author. Part IV describes the 
 American Paces. 
 
 2017. DEANE (JOHN BATHURST). The Worship of 
 the Serpent traced throughout the World. Map and plates. 
 8vo, half roan, gilt top. Lond. 1833 
 
 * One chapter relates to serpent worship among the Indians. 
 
 2018. DEBENDETTI (SALV.). Excursion Arqueologica 
 a las Ruinas de Kipon. Illustrations. Royal 8vo, wrappers, 
 uncut. Buenos Aires, 1908 
 
 19 
 
2019 DE FOREST (JOHN W.). History of the lnd ™ ns 
 of Connecticut from the earlieset known period to ISoO. Map 
 and 6 plates. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. F ^copy. ^^ 
 
 2019* DELAWARE LANGUAGE. Forty-Six select Scrip- 
 ture Narratives from the Old Testament. Translated into the 
 Delaware Indian by A. Luckenbach. Woodcuts. 12mo sheep 
 
 N. J- • looo- 
 
 2020 DE PEYSTER (ARENT SCHUYLER). Miscel- 
 lanies. By an Officer. Edited by J. Watts de Peyster, with 
 Notes, letters of Col. De Peyster, Gen. Sir John Johnson Col. 
 Guy Johnson, and others from 1776 to 1813 ; Discovery of De 
 Peyster Islands in the Pacific Ocean; Biographical Sketches 
 of the de Peyster, Watts and affiliated Families. Portrait 
 and map. 2 vols. 8vo, original red wrappers, uncut. 
 
 F N. Y. 1888 
 
 *A scarce reprint of an extremely rare book, printed at 
 Dumfries in 1813, containing many valuable Bevolutionary 
 notes, a vocabulary of the Ottawa and Chippawa languages, 
 etc. The author was stationed at Mackinaw, in the Western 
 Territory. 
 
 2021. DE PUY (HENRY W.). Ethan Allen and the 
 Green-Mountain Heroes of '76. With a sketch of the early 
 history of Vermont. Illustrated. First Edition. 12mo, 
 cloth. Bost. 1353 
 
 2022. DE VERE (M. SCHELE). Americanisms; the 
 English of the New World. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1872 
 
 * About 70 pages are devoted to Indian appellations. 
 
 2023. DIAS (A. GONQALVES) . Diccionario da Lingua 
 Tupy. Chamada lingua geral dos Indigenas do Brazil. 
 16mo, cloth. Lipsia. 1858 
 
 2023*. DICKENSON (JONATHAN). God's Protecting 
 Providence, Man's surest Help and Defence intimes of Great- 
 est Difficulty, and most Eminent Danger : evidenced in the 
 Remarkable Deliverance of Robert Barrow, with divers other 
 Persons, from the Devouring Waves of the Seas; amongst 
 which they suffered Shipwreck : and also from the Devouring 
 Jaws of the Inhuman Oanibals of Florida. Third Edition. 
 12mo, new blue polished morocco. 
 
 Phila., Printed; Lond., reprinted, 1720 
 
 * Fine copy, with the six leaves of advertisements at the 
 end. Name on title. 
 
 2024. DIXON (JAMES). Personal Narratives of a Tour 
 through a part of the United States and Canada. Portrait. 
 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1849* 
 
 * With an account of Methodist missions among the Indians. 
 
 2025. DODGE (COL. HENRY). Report of the Expedi- 
 tion of the Dragoons under the Command of Col. Dodge to 
 the Rocky Mountains in 1835, 8vo, new boards. (No maps, 
 as usual.) [Wash.] 1836 
 
 20 
 
2026. DODGE (JOHN). Narrative of Mr. John Dodge, 
 during his Captivity at Detroit. Reproduced in Facsimile 
 from the Second Edition of 1780. With an Introductory 
 Note by Clarence Monroe Burton. 4to, boards, uncut. 
 
 Cedar Rapids, 1909 
 
 * One of 63 copies printed. With a letter from the editor to 
 Mr. Eames presenting this facsimile of the original reproduced 
 from his copy, which is now in the New York Public Library. 
 
 2027. DODGE (COL. RICHARD IRVING). Our Wild 
 Indians: Thirty-three Years' Personal Experience among the 
 Red Men of the Great West. Portrait and illustrations. 8vo, 
 cloth. Hartford, 1885 
 
 2028. DOMENECH (ABBE E.). Journal d'un Mis- 
 sionaire au Texas et au Mexique. Folding map. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Paris, 1857 
 
 2029. [DOWNING (LEWIS).] Protest of the Cherokee 
 Nation against a Territorial Government. [Signed by Lewis 
 Downing arid four others.] 8vo, pp. 13. Wash. 1871 
 
 2030. DRAKE (BENJAMIN). The Life and Adventures 
 of Black Hawk: with Sketches of Keokuk, the Sac and Pox 
 Indians, and the late Black Hawk War. Portrait and illus- 
 trations. 12mo, cloth. Cinn. 1851 
 
 2031. [DRAKE (BENJAMIN).] The Great Indian Chief 
 of the West: or, Life and Adventures of Black Hawk. Por- 
 trait and illustrations. 12mo, original cloth (stained). 
 
 Cinn. 1857 
 
 2032. DRAKE (BENJAMIN). Life of Tecumseh, and of 
 his Brother the Prophet; with a Historical Sketch of the 
 Shawanoe Indians. Illustrations. 12mo, cloth. Cinn. 1858 
 
 2033. DRAKE (SAMUEL ADAMS). The Border Wars 
 of New England. Maps and illustrations. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1897 
 
 2034. DRAKE (SAMUEL ADAMS). Historic Fields and 
 Mansions of Middlesex. Numerous illustrations, map. 8vo, 
 cloth. Bost. 1874 
 
 2035. DRAKE (SAMUEL G.). The History of Philip's 
 War, commonly called the Great Indian War of 1675-6. 
 Frontispiece. 12mo, old sheep, Exeter, 1834 
 
 2036. DRAKE (SAMUEL G., Editor). The Old Indian 
 Chronicle ; and Chronicles of the Indians from the Discovery 
 of America to the present time. First Edition, First Issue. 
 16mo, cloth (back damaged). Bost. 1836 
 
 * Autograph presentation copy from Samuel G. Drake to 
 Thomas L. McKenney, the Indian portrait painter, with a note 
 in his autograph. 
 
 2037. DRAKE (SAMUEL G.). Early History of Georgia, 
 embracing the Embassy of Sir Alexander Cuming to the 
 Country of the Cherokees. 8vo, wrappers. Bost. 1872. 
 
2038. DRAKE (SAMUEL G.). The Aboriginal Races of 
 North America. Fifteenth edition, revised, with valuable ad- 
 ditions, by H. L. Williams. Large 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1880] 
 
 2038*. DUANE (WILLIAM). Mississippi Question. Re- 
 port of a Debate in the U. S. Senate on certain Resolutions, 
 concerning the Right of Deposit in the Island of New Orleans. 
 8vo, new cloth, uncut. Phila. 1803 
 
 2039. DUNCAN (JOHN M.). Travels through part of the 
 United States and Canada in 1818-19. 2 vols. 12mo, old calf. 
 
 N. Y. 1823 
 
 * Chapter 14 contains an account of the Tuscarora Indians- 
 near Lewiston, N. Y., their language, religion, etc. 
 
 2039*. EARLY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER. Alta 
 California. For the Steamer Panama. A Weekly Newspaper 
 printed and published at Sanfrancisco, Upper Califa. on 
 Saturday of each week by E. Gilbert & Co. E. C. Kemble & 
 J. E. Durivage, Editors. Folio, 4 pp. Thursday, Jan. 31, 
 1850. 
 
 * A special edition of the ' ' Alta California, ' ' published for 
 the steamer Panama to take to the East. It contains many in- 
 teresting announcements: the establishment of the first Daily 
 Newspaper, having the same name, on Jan. 22, 1850 ; the 
 passage of a bill incorporating Sacramento City ; San Francisco 
 prices current; etc. 
 
 2040. EASTBURN (JAMES WALLIS). Yamoyden, a 
 Tale of the Wars of King Philip: in six Cantos. Frontis- 
 piece and engraved title. 12mo, original boards (loose, name 
 on plates). N, Y. 1820 
 
 2041. EATON (JOHN HENRY). The Life of Andrew 
 Jackson, Major- General in the Service of the United States: 
 Comprising a History of the War in the South, from the Com- 
 mencement of the Creek Campaign to the Termination of 
 Hostilities before New Orleans. Engraved portrait. Svo, 
 original boards, uncut. Phila. 1824 
 
 * A fine copy of the second edition. With an engraved por- 
 trait of Jackson by H. B. Hall, 1860, inserted, and ten woodcut 
 plans, engravings, etc., mounted as end pieces. For the first 
 edition see under Reid. 
 
 2042. ECKART (ANSELM). Specimen Lingua Brasili- 
 ea3 Vulgaris, curavit Julius Platzmann. 12mo, wrappers. 
 
 Lipsias, 1890 
 
 2043. EDWARDS (JONATHAN). Memoirs of the Rev. 
 David Bramerd, Missionary to the Indians on the borders of 
 New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Svo, contemporary 
 calf (name on title). New Haven 1822 
 
 2044 EGGLESTON (EDWARD) & SEELYE (LILLIE 
 E.). Pocahontas, including an account of the earlv settle- 
 ment of Virginia. Illustrations. 12mo, cloth N Y n d 
 
 2045 ELIOT (JOHN). The Indian Primer. Reprinted 
 from the original Edition of 1669. Introduction by John 
 Small. 12mo, half leather. Bdin 1877 
 
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2046. ELLIS (CHARLES M.). The History of Roxbury 
 Town. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Bost. 1847 
 
 * Part I. The early History of the Town, all published. 
 
 2047. ELLIS (EDWARD S.). The Indian Wars of the 
 United States. Illustrated. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Grand Rapids, Mich., n. d. 
 
 2048. ELLIS (EDWARD S.). Shod with Silence; Phan- 
 tom of the River ; In the Days of the Pioneers ; The camp in 
 the mountains; Deerfoot on the Prairies; The Lost Trail. 
 Together 6 vols. 12mo, cloth. Phila., n. d. 
 
 2049. ELLIS (G. A.). New Britain. A Narrative of a 
 Journey to a Country discovered in the vast Plain of the Mis- 
 souri inhabited by a People of British Origin. First Edi- 
 tion. 8vo, old half morocco, uncut (name on title). 
 
 Lond. 1820 
 
 2050. EMERSON (REV. JOSEPH). Diary kept at the 
 Siege of Louisburg, March 15-Aug. 14, 1745. Notes and In- 
 troduction by Samuel A. Green. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Auto- 
 graph presentation copy from the author. Cambridge, 1910 
 
 2051. ENGELMANN (GEO. J.). Labor among Primitive 
 Peoples. Showing the development of the Obstetric Science 
 of to-day. 59 illustrations. 8vo, cloth (name on title). 
 
 St. Louis, 1884 
 
 * Deals particularly with the methods of the Indians. 
 
 2051*. ESOPUS IN EUROPA. Gedrukt na de Romeinsche 
 Copy. 40 emblematic engravings by Rom. de Hooge. Small 
 4to, three-quarter brown polished morocco, gilt edges. 
 
 Amsterdam : By Sebastiaan Petzold, 1701 
 
 * A Collection of 40 Satirical dialogues, each with separate 
 title and pagination. Several relate to America, the Indians, 
 buccaneers, etc. 
 
 2051**. EVANS (ISRAEL). An Oration, delivered at 
 Hackensack, on the Tenth of September, 1780, at the Inter- 
 ment of the Honorable Brigadier Enoch Poor, General of the 
 New Hampshire Brigade. 4to, wrappers (stained, few small 
 repairs). Newbury-Port : John Mycall, 1781 
 
 * Scarce. Autograph of Eliphalet Giddings on title. 
 
 2052. [EVARTS (JEREMIAH).] Essays on the Prssent 
 Crisis in the condition of the American Indians. 8vo, origi- 
 nal wrappers, uncut (stamp on title). Bost. 1829 
 
 2053. EVERETT (HORACE). Speech on the [Creek and 
 Seminole] Indian Annuity Bill. 23 pp. 8vo, in new covers. 
 
 Wash. 1836 
 
 2054. FALCONER (THOMAS). On the Discovery of the 
 Mississippi, and on the South- Western, Oregon, and North- 
 western Boundary of the United States. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 * The earliest issue of this work had a map~but this later 
 issue of about 1854 never had one, but has an additional page 
 
 28 
 
of errata, not found in the earlier copies Presentation copy 
 from the author to Pierre Margry, the author of severd works 
 on America, with numerous notes m his (Margry 's) autograph. 
 
 2055. PARNHAM (THOMAS J.). Travels in the Great 
 Western Prairies, the Anahuac and Rocky Mountains. 2 vols 
 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. _ L ? nd - 18 f 
 
 *"This is by far the best edition of Farnham's Travels, 
 which work is an entirely distinct one from his Life in Cali- 
 fornia. Much the greater portion of the work is devoted to 
 the narration of his observations of Indian life and character, 
 with incidents of adventure, or association, with almost every 
 tribe of the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains His work 
 is full of interest, and as it is evidently written with fidelity to 
 actual observation, it possesses not a little value, in contrib- 
 uting to the historic materials of the once formidable hordes 
 of the American desert." — Field. 
 
 2056. FARRAR (FREDERIC W.). An Essay on the 
 Origin of Language, 1860; Families of Speech, 1870; Lan- 
 guage and Languages, 1887. Together 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 
 
 * All three volumes contain specimens of American Indian 
 languages. 
 
 2057. FARWELL (ARTHUR). American Indian Melo- 
 dies. Harmonized by Farwell. 4to, wrappers. 
 
 Newton Centre, Mass. [1901] 
 
 2058. FAULMANN (KARL). Illustrirte Geschichte der 
 Schrift. Numerous colored plates and many text illustrations. 
 Thick 8vo, half calf. Wien, 1880 
 
 * Includes Mexican and other American Indian systems of 
 writing, with illustrations. A fine work. 
 
 2059. FEATHERMAN (A.). Social History of the Races 
 of Mankind. Third Division: Aoneo-Maranonians. 8vo, 
 cloth, uncut. Lond. 1889 
 
 * The whole volume is devoted to descriptions of 39 American 
 Indian stocks and tribes. 
 
 2060. FERRALL (S. A.). A Ramble of Six Thousand 
 Miles through the United 'States of America. Facsimile of 
 the Cherokee Phoenix. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1832 
 
 2061. FEWKES (J. WALTER). Tusayan Totemic Sig- 
 natures; Tusayan new fire Ceremony; Owakulti Altar at 
 Sichomovi Pueblo ; Comparison of Sia and Tusayan Snake 
 Ceremonies ; Central American Ceremony. Together 5 pieces, 
 8vo, wrappers. v. p., 1893-1901 
 
 2062. FILLEY (WILLIAM). Life and Adventures of 
 William Filley, who was Stolen from his Home in Jackson, 
 Mich., by the Indians, August 3, 1837, and his safe return 
 from Captivity, Oct. 19th, 1866, after an absence of 29 years. 
 8vo, wrappers. Scarce. Chicago, 1867 
 
 2063. FINLEY (J. B.). Autobiographv of Rev. James B. 
 Finley; or, Pioneer Life in the West. Edited by W. P. 
 Strickland. 3 portraits. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 * Relates to the Wyandot Indians. Cincinnati, 1853 
 
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2064. FINLEY (REV. JAMES B.). Sketches of Western 
 Methodism: Biographical, Historical, and Miscellaneous. 
 Illustrative of pioneer life. Portrait. First Edition. 12mo, 
 cloth, gilt edges. Cincinnati, 1854 
 
 * Contains chapters on Indian camp meeting, missionaries 
 of the west, the Wyandot Indians, etc. 
 
 2065. FINLEY (REV. JAMES B.). Life among the 
 Indians ; or, Personal Reminiscences illustrative of Indian 
 Life and Character. Edited by Rev. D. W. Clark. 5 portraits. 
 12mo, cloth. Cincinnati, 1857 
 
 * Relates to the Wyandot Indians. 
 
 2066. FLORENCIA (FRANCISCO DE). Zodiaco Mari- 
 ano, en que Cristo visita los temples dedicados a los cultos de 
 SS. Madre por medio de las celebres y milagrosas imagenes de 
 la misma Senora, que se veneran en esta America Septen- 
 trional, y reynos de la Nueva Espafia. 4to, contemporary 
 vellum (name on title). Mexico, 1755 
 
 * Contains an account of the images and shrines in the towns 
 and Indian villages of Yucatan, Mexico, Oaxaca, Guatemala, 
 etc. 
 
 2067. FORMAN (SAMUEL S.). Narrative of a Journey 
 down the Ohio and Mississippi in 1789-90. Memoir and notes 
 by Lyman C. Draper. 12mo, cloth. Cinn. 1888 
 
 2068. FOWLER (JACOB). The Journal of Jacob Fowler, 
 narrating an Adventure from Arkansas through the Indian 
 Territory, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico to 
 the Sources of the Rio Grande, 1821-2. Edited by Elliott 
 Coues. Facsimile. 8vo, cloth, uncut. N. Y. 1898 
 
 2069. FOWLER (WILLIAM W.). Women on the Ameri- 
 can Frontier. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth, gilt' edges. 
 
 Hartford, 1878 
 
 * Includes accounts of Indian captivity and fights with the 
 Indians. 
 
 2070. FRANCIS (GEORGE). Legends of the Land of 
 Lakes. Wisconsin. Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 Chicago, 1884 
 
 2071. [FRANKLIN (B.) and HALL (D.).] Broadside. 
 * ' To William Denny, Esquire, Lieutenant Governor and Com- 
 mander in Chief of the Province of Pennsylvania, &c. The 
 Address of the Trustees and Treasurer of the Friendly Asso- 
 ciation for regaining and preserving Peace with the Indians 
 by Pacific Measures." Folio, 4 pp. (small piece cut from 
 margin) . [Phil. : B. Franklin and D. Hall, 1757] 
 
 * Dated at the end, ' ' Philadelphia, the 14th of the Seventh 
 Month, 1757." The "Friendly Association for regaining and 
 preserving Peace with the Indians by Pacific Measures, ' ' was 
 formed in 1756, through the efforts of Israel Pemberton and 
 other influential Friends in Pennsylvania, in the hope of pre- 
 venting the outbreak of the threatened war with the Indians. 
 The "Book of Minutes" of the Association, covering the years 
 1756 to 1760, is still in existence, and forms the basis of Samuel 
 
Parrish's work entitled, "Some Chapters m the History of the 
 Friendly Association" (Philadelphia, 18m), on pages ,0-7b ot 
 which an account is given of the events connected with the 
 preparation and printing of the above Address, just before the 
 Indian Treaty of Easton was made. 
 2072 FEBNCH AND INDIAN "WAR. [Lossing (B. J.). J 
 The Military Journals of Two Private Soldiers, 1758-17/0, 
 with numerous Illustrative Notes, and Supplement contain- 
 ing Official Papers on the Skirmishes at Lexington and Con- 
 cord. Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth. Poughkeepsie, 1855 
 
 * The two soldiers were Lemuel Lyon, who fought through 
 the French and Indian War, and Samuel Haws, one of the 
 minute-men who assisted in the siege of Boston. The Mbb. 
 were in the Museum at Poughkeepsie and were published by 
 the Curator. 
 
 2073. FROST (JOHN). Heroic Women of the West. 6 
 plates. 12mo, cloth. P hila - 1854 
 
 2074. FROST (JOHN). Indian Battles, Captivities, and 
 Adventures. Frontispiece. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
 2075. FULLER (S. M.). Summer on the Lakes, in 1S43. 
 7 plates. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1844 
 
 * A special issue, with seven etched plates in brown tint. 
 These plates are not found in the ordinary issue of the book. 
 Not in the Field collection. Considerable space is given to> 
 accounts of the Chippewa and other Indian tribes, their cus- 
 toms, etc. 
 
 2076. GABB (WILLIAM M.). On the Indian Tribes and 
 Languages of Costa Bica. 8vo, new wrappers. [Am. Philos. 
 Soc. Proc, Aug. 20, 1875.] 
 
 2077. GALE (GEORGE). Upper Mississippi; or, Histori- 
 cal Sketches of the Mound-Builders, Indian Tribes, and Pro- 
 gress of Civilization in the North- West. Map, portraits and 
 illustrations. 12mo, cloth. Chicago, 1S67 
 
 2078. GANNETT (HENRY). Modern History and Pres- 
 ent Distribution of the North American Indians. 12mo r 
 wrappers. N. Y. 1881 
 
 2078*. GARCIA (FR. GREGORIO). Origen de Los In lios 
 de El Nuevo Mundo, E. Indians Occidentales, Averiguado Con 
 Discurso de Opiniones por el Padre Presntado Fr. Gregorio 
 Garcia, de la Orden de Predicadores. Tratanse on Este Libro 
 Varias Cosas, Y Puntas Curiosos, tocantes a diversas Ciencias, 
 I Facultades, con que sehace varia Historia, de mucho gusto 
 para el Ingenio, I Entendimiento de Hombres agudos I sur- 
 iosos. Vignette on title-page, portrait of St. Thomas, head 
 and tail pieces. Folio, half brown morocco, gilt, gilt top, un- 
 cut (stamp on title). Madrid, 1729 
 
 * Second and best edition. Has many notes and additions 
 by the editor, And. Gonzalez de Garcia. The fifth book con- 
 tains the various native accounts of the origin of the Indians. 
 The others comprise the experience of Garcia during many 
 years' sojourn in America. 
 
 20 
 
2079. GARDINER (A. S.). Tom Quick; or, the Founda- 
 tion and the Capstone. Pioneer Enterprise and National In- 
 dependence. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. Chicago, 1889 
 
 * To the memory of Tom Quick, the Indian slayer. 
 
 2080. GASTELU (ANTONIO VAZQUEZ). Arte de 
 Lengua Mexicana. 4to, wrappers, uncut. Mexico, 1885 
 
 2081. GATSCHET (ALBERT S.). Zwolf Sprachen aus 
 dem Sudwesten Nordamerikas. Royal 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Weimar, 1876 
 
 2082. GATSCHET (ALBERT S.). Remarks upon the 
 Tonkawa Language. 8vo, pp. 10, half morocco. [Phila. 1876] 
 
 2083. GATSCHET (ALBERT S.). Report upon Indian 
 Dialects spoken in Southern California, Wash. 1876 ; Indian 
 Languages of the Pacific States and Territories, and of the 
 Pueblos of New Mexico, N. Y. 1882; Bibliographic Notes, 
 1893. 3 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2084. GAY (JULIUS). Farmington Soldiers in the 
 Colonial Wars. 8vo, wrappers. Hartford, 1897 
 
 2085. GENESEE COUNTY, N. Y. Copy of a letter from 
 Mr. Charles Williamson, 9 pp. folio, Bath, 2-9 November, 1793. 
 To Mr. Harrison, Councellor at law, New York, in relation to 
 the settlement of German Colony in the Genesee Country, and 
 his disputes with their leader Berckzy. Contemporary MS. r 
 endorsed. 
 
 2086. GEOGRAPHIC NAMES. First Report of the United 
 States Board on Geographic Names. 1890-91. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 * Includes many names of Indian origin. Wash. 1892 
 
 2087. GEORGIA. Governor's Message to the General 
 Assembly of .the State of Georgia .... with part of the docu- 
 ments accompanying the same. 8vo, pp. 128, stitched. 
 
 Milledgeville, 1825 
 
 * Veet rare. Relates entirely to the Indian affairs of Georgia, 
 containing the treaty with the Greek Indians at Indian Spring, 
 Feb. 12, 1825, the Cherokee lands, etc. 
 
 2088. GEORGIA. Examination of the Controversy ber 
 tween Georgia and the Creeks. 8vo, pp. 1-16, 25-31, unbound. 
 
 [N. Y. 1825] 
 
 * The gap in paging is the printer's error, the work being 
 complete. 
 
 2089. GEORGIA. A Brief Account of the Establishment 
 of the Colony of Georgia, under Gen. James Oglethorpe, Feb- 
 ruary 1, 1733. 8vo, half leather. Wash. : Peter Force, 1835 
 
 2090. GEORGIA. A State of the Province of Georgia, 
 attested upon oath, in the Court of Savannah, November 10, 
 1740. 8vo, 20 pp. half morocco, uncut. 
 
 Lond. : W. Meadows, 1742 [Repr. 1835] 
 
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2091. GEORGIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Hawkins 
 (B.). A Sketch of the Creek Country, in ^e Tears 1798 and 
 1799. With an Introduction and Historic Sketch of the Creek 
 Confederacy by Wm B. Hodgson. 8vo, wrappers m cloth 
 covers (title repaired) . 
 
 * An early map of Georgia laid in. 
 
 2092. GERLAND (DR. GEORGE). Atlas der Volker- 
 kunde (Berghaus' Physikalischer Atlas, Abteilung VII). 15 
 kolorierte Earten in Kupferstich mit 49 Darstellungen Folio 
 cloth. Gotha > 1892 
 
 2093. GESNER (ABRAHAM). New Brunswick; with 
 Notes for Emigrants. Comprehending the early History an 
 Account of the Indians, etc. Chart and illustrations. 8vo, 
 ■cloth (broken, chart slightly torn). Loud. 1847 
 
 * A pamphlet has been pasted in at the back : ' ' New Bruns- 
 wick as a home for Emigrants. ' ' Lond. 1863. 
 
 2094. GILBERT CAPTIVITY. The Captivity and Suffer- 
 ings of Benjamin Gilbert and his Family, 1780-83. Introduc- 
 tion and Notes by Frank H. Severance. Illustrations. 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt top, uncut. Cleveland, 1904 
 
 * One of 27 copies on Japan paper. 
 
 2095. GILFILLAN (JOSEPH A.). The Ojibway, a Novel 
 of Indian Life. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1904 
 
 2096. GLADDEN (WASHINGTON). From the Hub to 
 the Hudson. First Edition. 16mo, cloth. Bost. 1869 
 
 * Account of King Philip 's War, the burning of Deerfield, etc. 
 
 2097. GLADSTONE (T. H.). The Englishman in Kansas; 
 Introduction by F. L. Olmsted. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
 * Two chapters relate to the Kaw and other Kansas Indians. 
 
 2098. GLISAN (R.). Journal of Army Life.. Illustrated. 
 8vo, cloth. San Fran. 1874 
 
 * Early Western travel, explorations and adventures among 
 the Indians. 
 
 2099. GOODE (WILLIAM H.). Outposts of Zion with 
 Limnings of Mission Life. Portrait. First Edition. 12mo, 
 original cloth. Cinn. 1863 
 
 * Unknown to Field. Of great value to the student of the 
 life of the Indians of the South-West and Rocky Mountain' 
 Eegion. Part I, Life and Labors among the Southern Indians. 
 Part II. Early Scenes in Kansas and Nebraska. Part III. 
 Exploring Tour to the Eocky Mountains. Eelates to the Choc- 
 taws, Cherokees, Pawnees, Chickasaws, Pottawotamies, Iowas, 
 Osages, Senecas, Creeks, Muscogees, Kickappos, Delawares, 
 Sacs, Poxes, Kaws, Ottawas, Sioux, Cheyennes, TJtahs, etc.; 
 during the period from 1842 to 1860. 
 
 2100. GOODRICH (S. G.). Lives of Celebrated American 
 Indians. Bost. 1843; History of the Indians of North and 
 South America. Bost., n. d. ; Celebrated American Indians. 
 Bost. 1864. Together 3 vols. 12mo, half morocco and cloth. 
 
2101. GOODWIN (JOSEPH 0.). East Hartford: Its His- 
 tory and Traditions. 8vo, cloth. Hartford, 1879 
 
 * Very Scarce. Account of the Podunk tribe of Indians, pp- 
 17-37. 
 
 2102. GOODWIN (PHILO A.). Biography of Andrew 
 Jackson, President of the United States. Illustrations (foxed).. 
 12mo, old tree-calf. N. Y. 1835 
 
 * With account of the Creek war. 
 
 2103. GE)ANADA(D. DANIEL), Vocabulario Rioplatense- 
 Razonado. Segunda edicion, corregida, etc. Thick 8vo, 
 wrappers. Montevideo, 1890 
 
 * This is a dictionary of the Guarani or Tupi dialect spoken 
 along the Rio de la Plata. 
 
 2104. GRAND MAGAZINE (THE) of Universal Intelli- 
 gence and Monthly Chronicle of our own Times. For the 
 Year 1760. Portraits of Gen. Wolfe, Laurence Sterne, Lord 
 George Sackvile and others. Map, including Montreal, colored 
 plates, etc. (lacks map of London). 8vo, old half calf. 
 
 Lond. 176Q 
 
 * Contains tales of Indian massacres, ¥m. Penn 's Letter on 
 Pennsylvania, and other interesting American notes. 
 
 2105. [GRANT (MRS. ANNE).] Memoirs of an Ameri- 
 can Lady ; with sketches of Manners and Scenery in America.. 
 2 vols. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1809 
 
 * Second edition. Several chapters relate to the Mohawk 
 Indians and Sir William Johnson's superintendency over them. 
 
 2106. GRANT (MRS. ANNE). Memoirs of an American 
 Lady, with sketches of Manners and Scenery in America. 
 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1846 
 
 2107. GRASSERIE (RAOUL DE LA). Etudes de Gram- 
 maire Comparee. Essai de Phonetique Generale ; De la Cate- 
 gorie des Cas; De la Categorie des Modes. 3 vols, in 2 vols. 
 8vo,'half cloth and paper. Paris, 1890-1 
 
 * Author 's autograph inscription at end of first part. In- 
 cludes examples from American Indian languages. 
 
 2108. GRAYSON (WILLIAM' J.). The Hireling and the 
 Slave, Chicora, and other Poems. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Charleston, S. C, 1856 
 
 * The poem ' ' Chicora ' ' relates to the Uchee Indians of South 
 Carolina. 
 
 2109. GREEN (SAMUEL A.). Groton during the Indian 
 Wars. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Groton, Mass., 1883 
 
 2110. GREEN (SAMUEL A.). Papers relating to the 
 Companies of Thomas Lawrence, Thomas Parrington and 
 Samuel Tarbell, raised in Groton, Mass., during the French 
 and Indian War. 2 pieces, 8vo, sewed. Cambridge, 1890-1 
 
 2111. GREENE (MAX). The Kanzas Region, with inci- 
 dents of Travel and Anecdotes of the Traders and Red Men. 
 Maps. 12mo, original wrappers. N. Y. 1856 
 
 * With an account of the Kansas Indians. 
 
 29 
 
2112. GREENHOW (ROBERT). The History of Oregon, 
 and California and the other Territories on the 'North-West 
 Coast of America. 2d ed. enlarged. Large folding map 
 Svo, original wrappers, uncut. aosz - is *° 
 
 2113. GREGG (JOSIAH). Commerce of the Prairies: or 
 the Journal of a Santa Pe Trader, during Eight Expeditions 
 across the Great Western Prairies. Maps and illustrations. 
 2 vols. 12mo, cloth (joints weak). N. Y. liUo 
 
 *The enlarged second edition with an additional preface, 
 glossary of Spanish words, and Index. These additions are 
 generally not found in any of the later issues. Portion ot 
 dates filled in with pen-and-ink. 
 
 2114. GREGG (JOSIAH). Commerce of the Prairies: or 
 the Journal of a Santa Pe Trader, during eight Expeditions 
 across the Great Western Prairies. Maps and illustrations. 
 Fourth Edition. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. Phila. 1850 
 
 2115. GRIEWE (WILHELMF.). Primitives Sudamerika. 
 Illustrated 12mo, cloth. Cinn. [1893] 
 
 * The book was written in Chile, and treats especially of the 
 aboriginal Peruvians, the Chibchas or Muiscas, and the Arau- 
 canians. 
 
 2115*. HADOT (MME. BARTHELEMY). Guillaume 
 Penn, ou les Premiers Colons de la Pennsylvanie. 3 vols. 
 12mo, original wrappers, uncut. Paris, 1816 
 
 2116. HALE (HORATIO). An International Idiom. A 
 manual of the Oregon trade language, or ' ' Chinook Jargon. 
 12mo, cloth. Lond. 1890 
 
 2117. HALL (JAMES). The Romance of Western His- 
 tory : or, Sketches of History, Life, and Manners in the West. 
 Portrait. First Edition. 12mo, half morocco (rubbed). 
 
 Cincinnati, 1857 
 
 2118. HALL (JAMES). Legends of the West: Sketches 
 illustrative of the Habits, Occupations, Privations, Adven- 
 tures and Sports of the Pioneers of the West. Small Svo, 
 cloth. Cincinnati, 1874 
 
 2118*. HAMILTON (ALEXANDER) & OTHERS. The 
 Speeches of Mr. Van Ness, Mr. Caines, the Attorney-General 
 Mr. Harrison, and General Hamilton in the Great Cause of 
 the People against Harry Crosswell on an Indictment for a 
 Libel on Thomas Jefferson, President of the United States. 
 8vo, new wrappers, uncut. N. Y. 1804 
 
 2119. HANSON (ELIZABETH). An Account of the Cap- 
 tivity of Elizabeth Hanson, now or late of Kachecky, in New 
 England. Taken in substance from her own mouth, by Sam- 
 uel Bownas. 28 pp. 12mo, half morocco ( title-page worn). 
 
 Lond. : Samuel Clark, 1760 
 
 * The first English edition. The captivity took place in 
 1724, and the narrative was first printed at Philadelphia by 
 Samuel Keimer in 1728, of which edition only one copy (im- 
 perfect) is known to be extant. 
 
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2120. HANSON (JOHN H.). The Lost Prince: Facts 
 tending to prove the identity of Louis the Seventeenth, of 
 France, and the Rev. Bleazar Williams, Missionary among the 
 Indians. Illustrated. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1854 
 
 * See Field 's Indian Bibliography for an interesting note. 
 
 2121. HARDMAN (FRANCIS). Frontier Life; or, Tales 
 of the Southwestern Border. Frontispiece. 12mo, sewed, 
 uncut. Phila., n. d. 
 
 2122. HARDY (CAMPBELL). Sporting Adventures in 
 the New World ; or Days and Nights of Moose- Hunting. Col- 
 ored frontispieces. 2 vols. 12mo, half calf. Lond. 1855 
 
 * Includes the author 's experiences among the Micmac In- 
 dians. 
 
 2123. HARRIS (THADDEUS M.). Biographical Mem- 
 orials of James Oglethorpe, founder of the Colony of Georgia. 
 Portrait and map. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1851 
 
 2124. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). The Life of 
 Major-General Harrison: comprising a brief Account of his 
 Important Civil and Military Services, and an accurate De- 
 scription of the Council at Vincennes with Tecumseh, as well 
 as the victories of Tippecanoe, Fort Meigs, and the Thames. 
 Portrait and 4 lithographed plates of battle scenes. First 
 Edition. 8vo, original boards. Phila. : Gregg & Elliot, 1840 
 
 2125. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). The Life of 
 Major-General William Henry Harrison. Portrait and 2 
 plates. Second Edition. 8vo, original boards. 
 
 Phila. : Grigg & Elliot, 1840 
 
 * This edition has a different portrait, and is complete with 
 the two other plates. 
 
 2126. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). A Memoir of 
 the Public Services of William Henry Harrison, of Ohio. By 
 James Hall. Portrait. 16mo, original cloth. Phila. 1836 
 
 2127. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). A Sketch of 
 the Life and Public Services of William H. Harrison, Com- 
 mander of the North-Western Army. Providence, 1840. The 
 same, N. Y., Harper, 1836. 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2128. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). A Sketch of 
 the Life and Public Services of Harrison, Commander in 
 chief of the North-Western Army, N. Y. Office of the N. Y. 
 Express, 1839 ; Outlines of the Life and Public Services of 
 William H. Harrison (Caleb Cushing), Bost. 1840. 2 vols. 
 8vo, sewed. 
 
 2129. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). People's Presi- 
 dential Candidate; or the Life of William Henry Harrison, 
 of Ohio (Richard Hildreth), Bost. 1840. Outlines of the Life 
 and Public Services of William Henry Harrison ( Caleb Cush- 
 ing). Portrait. Bost. 1840. 2 vols. 16mo, unbound. 
 
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2130. HARRISON (WILLIAM HENRY). The Life of 
 William Henry Harrison (of Ohio), the People's Candidate 
 for the Presidency. By Isaac R. Jackson. Fifth Edition. 
 Phila. 1840. The Life and Times of William Henry Har- 
 rison. By S. J. Burr. Portrait. Eighth Edition. N. Y. 
 1840. 2 vols. 16mo, cloth. 
 
 2131. [HARROWER (HENRY D.).] Captain Glazier 
 and His Lake. Maps. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1886 
 
 2132. HART (JOHN S., Editor). The Iris: an Illumi- 
 nated Souvenir for 1852. Colored plates. 8vo, morocco 
 
 (rehinged). P hila - 1852 
 
 * With numerous Indian legends. 
 
 2133. HAWKINS (BENJAMIN). Sketch of the Creek 
 Country, in the Years 1798 and 1799. N. p., 1848 ; Contrib- 
 ution to a Grammar of the Muskokee Language. By D. G. 
 Brinton. Phila. 1870; The National Legend of the Chahta- 
 Muskokee Tribes. By D. G. Brinton. Morrisania, X. Y. 
 1870. Together 3 items bound as one, 8vo, half morocco 
 (rubbed). 
 
 * Inserted at the end is a MS. map in pencil, of the Creek 
 Country. 
 
 2134. HECKEWELDER (REV. JOHN). An Account 
 of the History, Manners, and Customs, of the Indian Natives 
 who once inhabited Pennsylvania and the neighbouring States - 
 Words, Phrases, and Short Dialogues of the Lenni Lenape, etc, 
 [Transactions ... of the American Philosophical Society. 
 Vol. 1.] 8vo, original boards, uncut. Phila. 1819 
 
 2135. HECKEWELDER (JOHN). Histoire, Moeurs et 
 Coutumes des Nations Indiennes qui habitaient autrefois la 
 Pensylvanie et les Etats Voisins. Traduit de l'Anglais par 
 le Chevalier Du Ponceau. 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1822 
 
 2136. HICKS (G. E.). Compositions from Campbell's 
 Gertrude of Wyoming. 13 plates and emblematic title en- 
 graved by H. G. Watkins after designs by E. C. Hicks. Ob- 
 long 4to, cloth. Lond. 1846' 
 
 2137. HINES (GUSTAVUS). Oregon: its History, Con- 
 dition and Prospects, with personal adventures among the 
 Indians. 12mo, cloth. Buffalo, 1851 
 
 2138. [HOFFMAN (CHARLES PENXO).] A Winter in 
 the West. By a New Yorker. 2 vols. 12mo, original cloth 
 (binding stained). X. Y. 1835 
 
 * " The numerous incidents of personal intercourse with In- 
 dians of various western tribes, the interesting details which 
 the author's ardent curiosity regarding them drew from persons- 
 familiar with their life and habits, and the voluminous notes, 
 appended to these volumes, extracted from works not easily- 
 accessible, entitle them to a high rank in aboriginal liter- 
 ature. ' ' — Field. 
 
 2139. [HOFFMAN (CHARLES FENNO).] Greyslaer:. 
 A Romance of the Mohawk. First Edition. 2 vols. 12mo, 
 original cloth (slightly waterstained) . N. Y. 1840 
 
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2140. HOLCOMBE (THEODORE I.) An Apostle of the 
 Wilderness. James Lloyd Breck, his Missions and his Schools 
 [among the Chippewa Indians]. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1903 
 
 2141. HOLLAND (JOSIAH GILBERT). History of 
 Western Massachusetts. The Counties of Hampden, Hamp- 
 shire, Franklin and Berkshire. Map. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Springfield, 1855 
 
 * Fine copy of the first and scarcest of Dr. Holland 's works. 
 With accounts of the Mohegan Indians. 
 
 2142. HOPKINS (SAMUEL). The Youth of the Old Do- 
 minion. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. Bost. 1856 
 
 * Eelates to Colonial and frontier life in Virginia, the In- 
 dians, Pocahontas, etc. 
 
 2143. HORDEN (JOHN). A Grammar of the Cree Lan- 
 guage, as spoken by the Cree Indians of North America. 12mo, 
 limp cloth. Lond. 1881 
 
 2144. HORDEN (JOHN). The Psalter, or Psalms of 
 David, in the Language of the Cree Indians of North-West 
 America. 12mo, wrappers, uncut. Lond. 1889 
 
 2145. [HORNE (HENRY, Jr.).] The Citizen of Nature, 
 in a Series of Letters from an American Indian, in London, to 
 his Friend at Home. 12mo, original boards, uncut. 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 2146. HORSFORD (EBEN NORTON). The Indian 
 Names of Boston, and their Meaning. Facsimile maps. 4to, 
 wrappers, uncut. Cambridge, 1886 
 
 2147. HOWE (HENRY). Historical Collections of the 
 Great West. Illustrated with tinted engravings. 2 vols, in 
 1, 8vo, 'stamped leather. Enlarged edition. N. Y. 1857 
 
 2148. HOWE (HENRY). The Great West. Historical 
 and Descriptive Sketches of Oregon, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, 
 California, Washington, etc. Numerous colored plates. 8vo, 
 embossed morocco. N. Y. 1857 
 
 2148*. HO WILL (E.). Selections from Letters written 
 during a Tour through the United States, illustrative of the 
 Character of the Native Indians, and present Situation of the 
 Emigrants. 12mo, original boards, uncut. Nottingham [1820] 
 
 2149. HOWSE (JOSEPH) . A Grammar of the Cree Lan- 
 guage ; with which is combined an Analysis of the Chippeway 
 Dialect. 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1844 
 
 2150. HUBBARD (WILLIAM). The History of the 
 Indian Wars in New England from the First Settlement to 
 the Termination of the War with King Philip, in 1677. From 
 the Original Work. Carefully Revised, and Accompanied 
 with an Historical Preface, Life and Pedigree of the Author, 
 and Extensive Notes by Samuel G. Drake. Facsimile map, 
 etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Roxbury, Mass. 1865 
 
 * Large paper copy, edition limited to 50. 
 
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2151. HUGHES (JOHN T.). Doniphan's Expedition 
 containing an Account of the Conquest of New . Mexico the 
 Campaign against the Navajos, etc. Illustrated. 8vo 
 wrappers, uncut. J • L J 
 
 2152. HUMBOLDT (WILHELM VON). Profung der 
 Untersuchungen uber die Urbewohner Hispamens vermittelst 
 der Vaskischen Sprache. 4to, half calf (one cover loose). 
 
 Berlin, 1821 
 
 *With the bookplates of Bichard Ford and J. Barnard 
 Davis. Compares the Basque with American Indian, pp. 17d- 
 177. 
 
 2153. HUMBOLDT (WILHELM VON). Tiber die Ver- 
 schiedenheit des menschlichen Sprachbaues und lhren Einfluss 
 auf die geistige Entwickelung des Menschengeschlechts. 4to, 
 
 half calf. B ;f rlm ' 1836 
 
 * Delaware-Sprache in Nord-Amerika, pp. 316-322. 
 
 2154. HUMPHREYS (DAVID). An Historical Account 
 of the Incorporated Society for the Propagation of the Gospel 
 in Foreign Parts. Containing their Foundation, Proceedings, 
 and the Success of their Missionaries in the British Colonies, 
 to the Year 1728. Folding maps. 8vo, sprinkled calf. 
 
 Loud. 1730 
 
 * With many interesting details about the Indians and 
 Negroes of New York and New Jersey, and an account of the 
 Negro Plot in New York City, 1712. Names every missionary, 
 minister and schoolmaster first sent to these colonies by the 
 Church of England. 
 
 2154*. INDIAN BILL. Speeches on the Passage of the 
 Bill for the Removal of the Indians, delivered in Congress, 
 April and May, 1830. 12mo, original half cloth and boards, 
 uncut. Bost. 1830 
 
 2155. INDIAN LEGENDS. Wa-Wa-Wanda. A Legend 
 of Old Orange. N. Y. 1860; The Indian Gallows (Rhodes), 
 N. Y. 1846; The Red Eagle (Meek), N. Y. 1855. Together 
 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 2156. INDIAN LEGENDS. Zinzendorff, and Other Poems 
 (Mrs. Sigourney), N. Y. 1836; The Fairy of the Stream, and 
 other Poems (C. M. Fanner), Richmond, 1847; Pipes from 
 Prairie-Land, and other Places (Minnie Gilmore), N. Y. 
 [1886]. 3 vols. 12mo, cloth and half cloth. 
 
 , 2157. INDIAN LEGENDS. The White 'Doe (Cotten), 
 Phila., n. d. Legend of the Cherokee Rose (Wylie), Atlanta, 
 1887; The League of the Iroquois (Hathaway), Chic. 1882; 
 Sciota, an Indian ' Romance (Walter), Baltimore, n. d. To- 
 gether 4 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 2158. INDIAN LEGENDS. Philip of Pokanoket (Fur- 
 man), N. Y. 1894; 'The White Islander (Catherwood), N. Y. 
 1893; Manabozo (Neilson), Lend. 1899; Song of America 
 (Voldo), N. Y. 1876. Together 4 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
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2159. INDIAN TREATY. Der Inhalt von den ver- 
 schiedenen Conferentzen, welche mit den Indianern gehalten 
 worden zu Bston, zu dem Monath July und August, 1757. 
 4to,'half moroceo, uncut (title slightly stained and last leaf 
 in facsimile). Germantown: Christopher Saur, 1757 
 
 * Extremely rare, only two or three other copies being known. 
 The edition in English of these Minutes of Conference with the 
 Indians at Easton, was printed in the same year by Franklin 
 and Hall. The Pennypacker copy with bookplate. 
 
 2160. INGRAHAM (CAPTAIN JOSEPH). Extracts from 
 a Journal of a voyage to the N. W. Coast of America, 1792, 
 in the Brig Hope, Joseph Ingraham master — copied from the 
 original by Charles Bulfinch. Manuscript of 20 pages in folio, 
 including three blank pages, with inserted MS. Chart of 
 Friendly cove facing page 10, showing Meare's territories, 
 dock yard, &c, and figures of a cross and nine houses, with 
 Hog Island lying off shore. This MS. is endorsed as No. 1, 
 and is accompanied by 4 others MS. charts in separate wrap- 
 pers, endorsed respectively as Nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5. As one lot. 
 
 * This Journal and the charts that go with it were the prop- 
 erty of Mr. Hall J. Kelley, and are cited by him as containing 
 the contemporary proof of the purchase of lands on Nootka 
 Sound from the Indians by Captain John Kendrick in 1787, 
 which lands were in part conveyed to Mr. Kelley in 1832. 
 
 The extracts begin with the entrance to Nootka Sound on 
 July 30, 1792, and include an interchange of letters between 
 the Spanish commandant at Friendly Cove, Don Juan Fran- 
 cisco Bodega y Quadra, and Captains Eobert Gray and Joseph 
 Ingraham, in which Capt. Ingraham gives a detailed account 
 of the transactions between the Spaniards and English at this 
 place in 1789, of which transactions he was an eye witness. 
 The statement that bears on Mr. Kelley 's claim occurs on page 
 8, where Capt. Ingraham declares that Maquina and other, 
 Indian chiefs informed him "that Capt. Kendrick was the only 
 man to whom they had ever sold any land" on Nootka Sound. 
 
 The chart marked No. 2, which has a piece torn out of the 
 middle, shows the Entrance of Nootka, Entrance of Ahataset, 
 Kendrick 's Harbour, Friendly Cove, Fort Washington, Ma- 
 quinah tribe, etc., and was ' ' Copied from » chart made by 
 Hoskins by H. J. Kelley in 1829." 
 
 No. 3 is a " Chart of the N West coast of America, bound 
 up in the manuscript Journal of Capt. Joseph Ingraham, of his 
 voyage to the coast in 1792, in the Brig Hope. Copied from 
 the original Jan'y 1817 by Charles Bulfinch. This copy was 
 also made Novem'r 1, 1832, by Charles Bulfinch." Shows the 
 coast from the Columbia river, Lat. 46, north to Lat. 54. 
 
 No. 4 is a " Chart of the North West coast of America 
 sketched on board the Ship Columbia, by John Hoskins 1791 & 
 1792. Copied from the original at Boston November 1, 1832, 
 by Charles Bulfinch." Shows the coast from the Columbia 
 river, Lat. 46, north to Lat. 51. 
 
 No. 5 is a chart of the harbor at Clyoquot in Lat. 49, drawn 
 by Hall J. Kelley, with his MS. memoranda on the back. 
 
 2161. INMAN (COL. HENRY). Buffalo Jones' Forty 
 Years of Adventure. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Topeka, 1899 
 
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2161*. ISLAND WORLD of the Pacific (Cheever), N. Y. 
 1851; The Exiles of Florida (Giddings), Columbus, O., I808 ; 
 Rhode Island System of Civil and Religious Liberty .and 
 Treatment of the Indians (Allen), Providence, 1876. To- 
 gether 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 2162. IRVING (WASHINGTON). A Tour on the Prairies, 
 Fiest Edition. 12mo, original cloth, top edge uncut. 
 
 Phila. 1835 
 
 2163. IRVING (WASHINGTON). Astoria, or Anecdotes 
 of an Enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains. Folding map. 
 First Edition. 2 vols. 8vo, original cloth. Phila. 1836 
 
 2164. IRVING (WASHINGTON)., Astoria; or, Anecdotes 
 of an Enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountains. Illustrated. 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, leather backs, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1897 
 
 * Tacoma Edition, limited to 50 copies with the plates on 
 Japanese paper. The illustrations are of unusual beauty and 
 interest. 
 
 2165. [JACKSON (ANDREW).] Truth's Advocate and 
 Monthly Anti-Jackson Expositor. 40 pp. 8vo, stitched, un- 
 cut. Cincinnati, Jan., 1828 
 
 2166. JACKSON (ANDREW). Life of Andrew Jackson 
 (Cobbett), N. Y. 1834. Biographical Sketch of Andrew Jack- 
 son. Hudson, N. Y. 1828. Together 2 vols. 12mo, cloth and 
 boards. 
 
 2167. [JACKSON (HELEN HUNT).] A Century of Dis- 
 honor. A sketch of the U. S. Government's dealings with 
 some of the Indian tribes. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1881 
 
 2167*. [JACKSON (RICHARD).] The Interest of Great 
 Britain considered with Regard to her Colonies and' the Acqui- 
 sitions of Canada and Guadaloupe. 12mo, new wrappers. 
 
 Lond. : Printed, Bost. reprinted, B. Mecom, 1760 
 
 * Benjamin Franklin aided considerably in this work, and 
 the publisher of this edition plainly indicates that the work is 
 by Franklin, and was published by him when residing in Lon- 
 don as agent for Pennsylvania. 
 
 2168. JACOB (JOHN J.). A Biographical Sketch of the 
 Life of the Late Captain Michael Cresap. 4to, half roan. 
 
 Cincinnati, 0., 1866 
 
 * The William Dodge reprint. Bound with it is Lieutenant 
 Boyer's Journal of Wayne's Campaign. Cinn. 1866. Capt. 
 Cresap, who was accused of killing Logan's family, was buried 
 in Trinity Church-yard, New York, in 1775. 
 
 2169. JACOBS (PETER). Journal of the Reverend Peter 
 Jacobs, Indian Wesleyan Missionary, from Rice Lake to the 
 Hudson s Bay Territory. Portraits. Royal 8vo, new boards, 
 front wrapper bound in. Toronto 1853 
 
 iJEFSJSSr astS. The omitted page at the «* "" 
 
 36 
 
2170. [JAMES (EDWIN).] Ojibue Spelling Book. Illus- 
 trated. 2 vols. 16mo, limp' boards. Autograph of J. C. Pilling 
 in one vol. Bost. 1846 
 
 2171. JAMESON (MRS.). Winter Studies and Summer 
 Rambles in Canada. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1839 
 
 2172. JEFFERSON (THOMAS). Notes on the State of 
 Virginia. With an Appendix. Eighth American Edition. 
 Portrait, plate, etc. 8vo, original sheep. Bost. 1801 
 
 2173. JEFFERSON (THOMAS). Notes on the State of 
 Virginia. A New Edition, containing notes and plates never 
 before published. Map, 2 plates, and folded sheet. 8vo, cloth 
 (cover stained). Richmond, Va., 1853 
 
 * The best edition. Bare. 
 
 2174. JESUIT RELATION. Lettres Envoiees de la Nov- 
 velle France au R. P. Iacques Renault. Par le R. P. Hier. 
 Lallemant. 12mo, unbound, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1660 [reprinted 1855] 
 
 * Eeprinted for James Lenox, with numerous notes in red ink, 
 denoting the variations between this reprint and the original, of 
 which only two copies are in America. 
 
 2175. JESUIT RELATION. Narre du Voyage faict pour 
 la Mission des Abnaquiois et das Connaissances tirez de la 
 Nouvelle . Angleterre. Par Pere Gabriel Dreuillettes. 12mo, 
 unbound. [Albany, 1855] 
 
 * Printed for James Lenox from a MS. in the Bureau des 
 Biens des Jesuites in Quebec, from whence it has since disap- 
 peared. 
 
 2175*. JESUIT TRAVELS. The Travels of several Learned 
 Missionaries of the Society of Jesus, into Divers Parts of the 
 Archipelago, India, China, and America, containing a general 
 Description of the most remarkable Towns, &c. Translated 
 from the French. Originally publish 'd at Paris in 1713. 
 Several plates. 8vo, panelled calf, rebaeked, gilt. Lond. 1714 
 
 * Scarce. Includes Marest's letter referring to the French 
 settlement at Hudson's Bay, Account of the country of Acadia 
 in North America, a Spanish narration concerning the Moxos 
 in America, their ceremonies, ornaments, &c. 
 
 2176. JOHNES (ARTHUR J.). Philological Proofs of the 
 original Unity and recent Origin of the Human Race. De- 
 rived from a comparison of the Languages, etc. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Lond. 1846 
 
 * Contains a chapter on the Origin of the American tribes, 
 and other matter relating to the Indians. 
 
 2177. [JOHNSON (MISS ANNA C.).] The Iroquois; or, 
 The Bright Side of Indian Character. By Minnie Myrtle. 
 £ plates. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1855 
 
 * The author lived among the Senecas for several months. 
 
 2178. JOHNSON (SUSANNAH). A Narrative of the 
 Captivity of Mrs. Johnson. Containing an Account of her 
 sufferings with the Indians and French. 16mo, oak boards, 
 leather back. Windsor, Vt., 1807 
 
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2179. JONES (CHARLES C, Jr.). Historical Sketch 
 of Tomo-Chi-Chi, Mico of the Yamacraws. First Edition. 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Albany, 1868 
 
 2180. JONES (GEORGE). The History of Ancient 
 America, anterior to the time of Columbus ; proving _ the 
 identity of the Aborigines with the Tyrians and Israelites. 
 The Tyrian ^Era. Portrait and engraved title. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1843 
 
 2181. JONES (J. B.). Wild Western Scenes: a Narra- 
 tive of Adventures in the Western Wilderness. Illustrated. 
 12mo, cloth (back torn). Phila. 1867 
 
 2182. JONES (J. B.). The War-Path: a Narrative of 
 Adventures in the Wilderness. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 * Second Series of Wild Western Scenes. Phila. 1873 
 
 2183. JONES (REV. PETER). Life and Journals of 
 Kah-Ke-Wa-Quo-Na-By : (Rev. Peter Jones), Wesleyan Mis- 
 sionary. 12mo, cloth. Toronto, 1860 
 
 2184. JONES (WILLIAM). Some Principles of Algon- 
 quian Word-Formation. 8vo, sewed, uncut. Autograph pres- 
 entation copy from the author. N. Y. 1904 
 
 2185. JOSA (F. P. L.). "The Apostle of the Indians of 
 Guiana." A Memoir of the Life and Labours of Rev. W. H. 
 Brett. Portrait and illustrations. 12mo, cloth. Lond. [1887 J 
 
 2186. JUAN (GEORGE) & ULLOA (ANTONIO DE). A 
 Voyage to South America: describing at large the Spanish 
 Cities, Towns, Provinces, etc. With reflexions on the Genius, 
 Customs, Manners and Trade of the Inhabitants. First Edi- 
 tion in English. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf (rubbed, name on 
 tltles )- Lond. 1758 
 
 2187. JUAN (GEORGE) & ULLOA (ANTONIO DE) 1 
 Voyage to South America. With an account of the Brazils 
 by John Adams. Maps and plates. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1806 
 
 2188. JULIAN (ANTONIO). La Perla de la America, 
 Provmcia de Santa Marta, reconocida, observada, y expuesta 
 en discursos histoncos. First Edition. Folding plate. Small 
 4t0 ' old c ^ + Madrid, 1787 
 
 thev < ™¥ tW «<« 1 a «» Indians, defending the treatment 
 
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SECOND SESSION. 
 Tuesday Afternoon, April 6, 1915, at 2:30 o'clock. 
 
 2189. KELLEY (HALL J.). A Geographical Sketch of 
 that Part of North America, called Oregon; containing an 
 account of the Indian title, etc, Second edition. Folded map. 
 8vo, new half levant morocco, gilt top, original paper covers 
 bound in. Boston [1831] 
 
 * The author 's own copy, with numerous marginal annota- 
 tions in his hand throughout the book, and his name written 
 on the front paper cover, Hall J. Kelley, of Three Rivers, 
 Mass, This may be called a second issue of the second edition, 
 because it has the table of contents printed on the back of 
 the title, which is blank in the first issue of the second edition. 
 Three leaves (pp. 61-62, 63-64, 73-74) are lacking, and are 
 replaced by photostat reproductions. Inserted is a biograph- 
 ical sketch of Mr. Kelley, signed Justitia, cut from the Na- 
 tional Intelligencer of Washington, May, 1848; and prefixed 
 is the following MS. statement, dated (in pencil) Feb., 1866: — 
 
 ' ' This Map, and other Maps & Plans, and this Book, and 
 all other Books and Tracts, are the works of my own pen, 
 without the assistance of any Mortal, and without consulta- 
 tion with flesh and blood. It was revealed to me in my youth 
 from above, in two certain Visions, and unmistakeable signs 
 were given, what manner of life I was to live — In loneliness — 
 To do my work alone, to conceive, to plan, and acheive, and 
 to do things which would seem to require supernatural power; 
 this manner of life I have lived exactly from coming to ma- 
 turity to present old age (seventy-six years the present month). 
 This memoir, and also the narrative of events and difficulties, 
 however, were supervised by John A. Bolles, Esq. ' ' 
 
 2190. KELLEY (HALL J.). A General Circular to all 
 Persons of Good Character, who wish to emigrate to the 
 Oregon Territory. 8vo, new cloth, uncut, with original front 
 paper cover bound in. Charlestown, 1831 
 
 * This was the author 's own copy, and has his signature on 
 the title, Hall J. Kelley, of Three Bivers, Mass. The printed 
 cover reads, "Manual or the Oregon Expedition. Price 
 1214 Cents," and on its verso is a list of thirty -seven Agents 
 of whom Certificates may be obtained. On the front fly-leaf 
 is written: — "Several hundred copies of this programme of 
 my Oregon enterprise, was sent to distinguished public men 
 in all parts of the Union, as is perceived by the catalogue of 
 Agents on the following page for the purpose of diffusing 
 Knowledge concerning the Oregon Territory." 
 
 2191. KELLEY (HALL J.). Discoveries, Purchases of 
 Lands, &c, on the North West Coast, being a part of an 
 investigation of the American Title to the Oregon Territory. 
 8vo, pp. 16, new cloth. [Boston, 1838] 
 
 * The author 's copy, from which the lower half of pp. 7-8 
 has been cut away, and the whole of two other leaves (pp. 9-10, 
 13-14) torn out, all of which have been supplied in photostat 
 facsimile from the copy in the Boston Athenaeum. The latest 
 date in the pamphlet is Nov. 1, 1838. Very rare. 
 
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2192. KELLEY (HALL J.). Original Quit Claim Deed 
 by Hall J. Kelley, to the Heirs of John Kendrick, of one half 
 of his interest in the ownership of lands in Oregon, which 
 had been deeded to him by the said heirs in 1832. Dated 
 March 7, 1838. Manuscript of 2 leaves, folio. 
 
 * With the autograph signatures and wax seals of Charles 
 Bulfinch, S. B. Barrelle, Wm. Vernon, Hall J. Kelley, Henry 
 Hatch for himself and as Attorney for Ellen M. Gibbs, Isaac 
 Waters, Benj. Blagge, Joseph Kendrick, Alfred Kendrick, and 
 Huldah Gilmore, daughter and heir of John Kendrick. Also 
 the autographs of various witnesses to the said signatures; and 
 a deposition by Jonathan Gilmore that "the above named 
 Joseph Kendrick, Alfred Kdndrick and Huldah Gilmore are 
 the only surviving children and heirs of the within named John 
 Kendrick dec'd, who made discovery and took possession of 
 land near the mouth of the Columbia river and made the pur- 
 chases within described," certified and subscribed before 
 William Allen, Jr., Justice of Peace, State of Maine, County 
 of Somerset. Attested by Benj. T. Congdon, Begister, New- 
 Bedford, Mass., June 30, 1838, as received and recorded in the 
 Second Book of Land Records for the Southern District on 
 pages 155 and 156. 
 
 The deed begins: — "Whereas an expedition was sent to the 
 Pacific Ocean in the year A. D. 1787 consisting of the Ship 
 Columbia and Sloop Washington, of which Captain John 
 Kendrick had the command, and sundry purchases were after- 
 wards made by said Kendrick of various tracts of land of the 
 Indians on the North west coast, and the Columbia Biver was 
 discovered by said expedition, and it is intended by the sur- 
 viving owner of said expedition, and the heirs of deceased 
 owners, and the heirs of said Kendrick, to petition the United 
 States of America for grants of land or other remuneration, 
 and whereas in consideration of the past and future services 
 of Hall J. Kelley relating to the premises, a deed has been 
 made to him by the said owner and some of said heirs of de- 
 ceased owners of one fourth part of their interest, as by said 
 deed will more particularly appear, ' ' etc. 
 
 2193. KELLEY (HALL J.). Memoir, Historical and 
 Political on the Northwest Coast of North America, and the 
 adjacent territories. By Robert Greenhow. Folded map. 
 8vo, original cloth. N. Y. 1840 
 
 * Formerly Hall J. Kelley 's copy, and has numerous mar- 
 ginal notes m his hand, and slips of paper inserted on which 
 longer notes are written. On the map, under the facsimile of 
 the 1787 medal, he has written, "Furnished by H. J. Kelley " 
 On a sheet of paper facing p. 20 is the following note:— 
 
 Astoria— It was no settlement. When at the mouth of the 
 Columbia river I saw but two small buildings. They had been 
 erected for the only purpose of accomodating such of the 
 servants of the H. B. Oo. as were stationed there to collect 
 of the Indians furs and pelts. The author of the book was 
 no lover of truth. He was a deceiver— deceived and duped 
 Congress m the worst way. He should have said that H J 
 Kelley alone without a single coadjutor, opposed by some of 
 the most powerful men on earth, at a great expense of time 
 ft? ZT 7,i n T y^ rs T tlme ' ° v <* $30,000 property) but by 
 the help of the Lord Jesus, by the "Spirit" of Almighty 
 God was the founder of the first settlement, in the Orlgon 
 Territory * See Capt. E. Young's statement to Lifut. 
 
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Slacum who was sent "by the Government in 1835. * * * 
 The statement is in Young's own handwriting and reads — Mr. 
 H. J. Kelley persuaded them to settle in that territory and 
 conducted them thither. * * * The chief object of this 
 book was to belie the history of the Am. claim to the Oregon 
 country, to deceive and delude as to the validity of the land 
 purchases by Kendrick and to bury in oblivion the name of 
 him who had caused the ruin of the monopolies of the H. B. 
 Co. and brought into clear light the true history of the land 
 claim. ' ' In other MS. notes Mr. Kelley complains that he is 
 not given credit for information supplied by him, that Green- 
 how has everywhere suppressed his name, and that he has 
 been ' ' made the victim of this Book. ' ' 
 
 2194. KELLEY (HALL J.). Memorial of Charles Bul- 
 finch, et al., praying that their title to certain lands in the 
 Territory of Oregon may be confirmed. January 13, 1840. 
 8vo, pp. 11, new cloth. [Wash. 1840] 
 
 * This «opy belonged to Ball J. Kelley, and he has written 
 on the first page: — Lands of which H. J. Kelley, with others 
 have a good title. Prefixed is the following MS. note : — ' ' When 
 this Document was brought into the House for distribution, 
 a copy was given to the British Minister, he perused it for a 
 moment, and walked hastily to the chair of Amos Lawrence 
 and expressed his surprise of there being such a claim by 
 American Citizens to lands in Oregon, and so much evidence 
 supporting it. Mr. Lawrence himself related to me this cir- 
 cumstance. The Hudson Bay Company's friends in the House, 
 as I was told, seemed to be much alarmed at the publicity 
 being given to the claim. In the course of that session nearly 
 every copy of the document was taken from the Document 
 Booms, save one in each, with a hope of suppressing any fur- 
 ther knowledge thereof. It was the bloody purpose of the 
 Company, its Agents, and Hirelings, to crush the author of 
 these Documents in order to crush the claim. Concerning the 
 fund of $800,000, and the distribution of the same, see Nar- 
 rative of Events & Difficulties, p. 15. ' ' 
 
 2195. KELLEY (HALL J.). Memorial of Hall J. Kelley, 
 praying for a donation of land, and testimonials, concerning 
 the colonization of the Oregon Territory. 8vo, pp. 18, new 
 cloth. [Boston, 1848] 
 
 * Hall J. Kelley 's copy, with two leaves of MS. insertions. 
 The latest dated item in the Memorial is Dec. 23, 1847. The 
 Memorial fills pp. 1-4; testimonials pp. 5-12; Facts noted in 
 the Journal of Hall J. Kelley, From Monterey to the Colum- 
 bia, and of his residence in Oregon, etc., pp. 13-18. 
 
 The MS. insertions relate, (1) to statements about Mr. 
 Kelley made by Daniel Lee, "hireling of the Hudson Bay 
 Company," in his book entitled Ten Years in Oregon; and 
 (2) to ill treatment received on the voyage from Oregon to the 
 Sandwich Islands. 
 
 The date of publication is given as 1848 on pp. 79 and 89 
 of Kelley 's History of the Settlement of Oregon (1868). 
 
 2196. KELLEY (HALL J.). A Narrative of Events and 
 Difficulties in the Colonization of Oregon, and the Settlement 
 of California; and, also, a history of the claim of American 
 citizens to lands on Quadra's Island; together with an ac- 
 count of the troubles and tribulations endured between the 
 
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years 1824 and 1852. 8vo, pp. 92, new cloth, printed front 
 cover bound in. Boston, 1852 
 
 * Formerly owned by the author, and with a few MS. notes 
 on the margins in his handwriting. 
 
 2197. KELLBY (HALL J.). A. L. S. to Asa Caldwell, 
 Gen. Agent, N. T. Central College, at McGrawville, Cortland 
 Co., N. T., in relation to land claims in Oregon. Dated from 
 Three Eivers, Mass., July 8, 1854. Manuscript, 3 pp., folio, 
 endorsed. 
 
 * ' ' The lands in which I would interest the College are 
 situate on our Pacific shores on both sides of the 49th parallel, 
 N. — both sides of De Fuca's Sea; and, of course, under both 
 the American and British jurisdictions. A portion of them 
 embrace the front lands of Quadras Island, commonly called 
 Vaneouvers Island. This extensive territory, thus situate, be- 
 longs to an association of American citizens — all worthy men 
 — some are wealthy, and reside in New York and Boston 
 Cities. * * * The lands were fairly acquired, in 1791, from 
 the native chiefs, the proprietors of the soil * * * and! 
 they comprehend an area equal to 5000 square miles, and on 
 all hands, are acknowledged to be of great value — worth in 
 my judgment $8,000,000. * * * In 1832, the owners and 
 heirs of the owners to whom the Indians conveyed deeded to 
 me a fourth part of the territory in consideration of great 
 sacrifices and valuable services. In 1838, I gratuitously re- 
 leased one half of my interest to the heirs of Capt. John 
 Kendrick, by whom the purchases were made; and, in 1850, 
 in like manner, released to the managers of the claim before 
 Congress, one third part of what then remained to me, so that 
 I now hold a twelfth part of the claim." 
 
 2198. KELLBY (HALL J.). A. L. S. to Asa Caldwell, 
 Gen. Agent of N. Y. Central College, proposing to convey to 
 the College a deed for one sixteenth of his land claims in 
 Oregon. Dated from Three Rivers, Mass., Sept. 26, 1854. 
 Manuscript, 2 pp. 4to. 
 
 * These lands "may eventually put the College in possession 
 of more than $500,000, certainly, if Congress deal justly with 
 the claimants. The whole claim is to 5000 square miles of the 
 best lands on the American shores of the Pacific. The pur- 
 chases were valid, the title is good; and there are facts which 
 fully and clearly demonstrate these truths." 
 
 2199. KELLEY (HALL J.). <<D." Reasons for a public 
 confirmation of the title to the lands purchased in 1791 by 
 certain American citizens, of Indian chiefs, on the Northwest 
 coast of North America. 8vo, pp. 7, new cloth. [Boston, 1854?] 
 
 *v,* T:h ? i Uth r° r ^ ,? Wn copy ' with his autograph signature at 
 the end H J Kelley. At the top of the first page is written. 
 , J /. i , e . ey P re P ai 'ed this paper and also others showing 
 a, clear title in the claimants to the lands in question." On 
 the lower margin of the same page:— "Hall J. Kelley— one of 
 the claimants— horribly persecuted on account of being one— 
 because he testifies against them that their ways arl evil," 
 etc. The latest date mentioned in the text is 1852 It was 
 intended to supplement the Narrative of Events and Difficul- 
 ties, printed in that year. Begins, "The memorial of George 
 
 ThT^ dS - Y V S -T,! lder ■ • ' °ow before Congress, "efc! 
 The Senate report on this memorial is dated Apr. 17, 1854. 
 
2200. KELLBY (HALL J.). Index. [Followed by:] 
 Appendix. [Followed by :] Supplemental Index. 8vo, pp. 3, 
 new cloth. ' [Boston, 1855?] 
 
 * The author's own copy. The first part, pp. 1-3, with the 
 "Appendix" on the following page 1, is an index to the 
 Narrative of Events and Difficulties, published in 1852; the 
 Supplemental Index, on the second paging 1-3, gives the titles 
 only of various documents, marked A to V, which evidently 
 accompanied some memorial or petition of the author to 
 Congress. Entry D is " Remarks, supporting the claim to the 
 lands purchased by Capt. Kendrick, and showing the reason- 
 ableness of a public -confirmation of the title. ' ' Entry E is 
 "A copy of the author's petition to Congress, in 1854." Entry 
 T is " Historical remarks concerning the Indians of North 
 America. ' ' 
 
 2201. KELLEY (HALL J.). Letter signed I. Harrington 
 for Hall J. Kelley, addressed to the Faculty of N. Y. Central 
 College, in relation to the deed for land claims in Oregon 
 which he gave to the College some years before. Dated from 
 Three Rivers, Mass., Sept. 30, 1862. With draft of reply by 
 Rev. Cyrus Pitt Grosvenor, President of the College, dated 
 December, 1865, explaining the three years delay in answering 
 the letter, due to his absence in Europe. Manuscript, 3 pp. 4to. 
 
 * In his letter Mr. Kelley states that ' ' Hitherto the at- 
 tempts of the claimants have proved unsuccessful. The Hud- 
 son Bay Co. have been powerful to prevent any action on the 
 subject." Mr. Grosvenor in his reply mentions that, he knew 
 Mr. Kelley in Boston, ' ' some 36 or 37 years ago, when he 
 was earnestly engaged in awakening public interest in the set- 
 tlement of Oregon. ' ' 
 
 2202. KELLEY (HALL J.). A. L. S. to Rev. Cyrus P. 
 Grosvenor, in relation to his land claims in Oregon. Dated 
 from Three Rivers, Mass., Feb. 5, 1866. Manuscript, 2 pp. 
 8vo. 
 
 * Refers to two printed Documents which accompanied the 
 letter, one marked " D, " prepared at the time of the first am- 
 plication to Congress for a confirmation of the claim; the 
 other is a ' ' Narrative of Events and Difficulties, ' ' &c. with an 
 index annexed. 
 
 2203. KELLEY (HALL J.). L. S. to Rev. Cyrus P. Gros- 
 venor, President of N. Y. Central College, in relation to his 
 Oregon land claims. Dated from Three Rivers, Mass., Feb. 14, 
 1866. Manuscript, 3 pp. 8vo. 
 
 * In this letter Mr. Kelley proposes to send a ' ' mass of 
 Documents showing our claim to the Lands to be just and the 
 title to them perfect. I have the original Deed by which the 
 owners of the Voyage of Enterprise and Commerce made to the 
 N. W. coast in the year 1787 conveyed to me the one fourth 
 part of the lands purchased at the time of that Voyage. ' ' 
 Refers to the Charles Bulfinch Memorial to Congress in 1840, 
 and to himself as ' ' the faithful witness who had so freely 
 and strongly testified against the evil ways of the. Hudson 
 Bay Company, and had broken up the trading, trapping & 
 hunting privileges of that Company in the Oregon Territory. ' ' 
 
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2204. KELLBY (HALL J.)- L- S. to Bev. Cyrus P. Gros- 
 venor, asking him to prepare a Petition to Congress in rela- 
 tion to his Oregon land claims. Dated from Three Rivers, 
 Mass, Feb. 19, 1866. Manuscript, 2 pp. 8vo. 
 
 * In this letter he complains that his life has been a perse- 
 cuted one, no mortal has ever eared to walk or worlc with me. 
 
 2205. KBLLEY (HALL J.). A. L. S. to Rev Cyrus P. 
 Grosvenor, in relation to his Oregon land claims. Dated from 
 Three Rivers, Mass, March 26, 1866. Manuscript, 3 pp. 8vo. 
 
 •In this letter he writes, "Be of good courage. We shall 
 succeed. I have no enemies at Washington to thwart our move- 
 ments there. They are all gone." Refers to papers which he 
 sends, "The reply of John Tappan Esqr, A Schedule of docu- 
 ments abstracted from the Committees, &c." Complains ot 
 trouble with his eyes. "My heart is always right— My head at 
 times is wrong. ' ' 
 
 2206. KELLEY (HALL J.). A. L. S. to Rev. Cyrus P. 
 Grosvenor, transmitting certain documents in relation to his 
 Oregon land claims. Dated from Three Rivers, Mass, April 
 3, 1866. Manuscript, 2 pp. 8vo. 
 
 •The documents mentioned in the letter are, 1 — Kendrick's 
 letter to Mr. Jefferson; 2— Howell's letters to the owners, 
 dated at Canton, 1795; 3— the Deed, Heirs of Kendrick to 
 H. J. K. 
 
 2207. KELLEY (HALL J.). L. S. to Rev. Cyrus P. Gros- 
 venor, in relation to his land claims in Oregon, and a pro- 
 posed application to Congress. Dated from Three Rivers, 
 Mass, April 23, 1866. Manuscript, 2 pp. 4to. 
 
 * I am still owing debts (small in amount however (con- 
 tracted in the achievement of the Oregon enterprise. ' ' 
 
 2208. KELLEY (HALL J.). A History of the Settlement 
 of Oregon and the Interior of Upper California. 8vo, wrap- 
 pers. Springfield, 1868 
 
 * This is a Supplement to his ' ' Narrative of Events and 
 Difficulties in the Colonization of Oregon," Boston, 1852, and 
 is equally rare. 
 
 2209. KELTON (DWIGHTH.). Annals of Fort Mackinac. 
 Maps and illustrations. 12mo, wrappers. Island Edition, 1884 
 
 2210. KENDALL (GEO. WILKINS). Narrative of the 
 Texan Santa Fe Expedition, comprising a description of a 
 Tour Through Texas and Across the Great Southwestern 
 Prairies. 5 plates and a folding map. First Edition. 2 vols. 
 12mo, cloth. Fine copy. N. Y. 1844 
 
 2211. KINZIE (MRS. JOHN H.). Wau-Bun, the "Early 
 Day" in the North-West. 5 plates {should be 6). 8vo, origi- 
 nal cloth. Chicago, 1856 
 
 * The scarce First Edition. 
 
 2212. KINZIE (MRS. JOHN H.). Wau-Bun, the "Early 
 Day" in the North-West. 6 plates. Second Edition. 8vo, 
 doth. Chicago, 1857 
 
 44 
 
2213. KIRKB (HENRY). Twenty-five Years in British 
 Guiana. Map and, illustrations. 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 * With accout of the Indian tribes. Lond. 1898 
 
 2214. KNAPP (SAMUEL L.). The Life of Thomas Eddy ,- 
 comprising an extensive Correspondence. 8vo, original cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1834- 
 
 * Contains the conferences with the Stockbridge, Brother- 
 town, Oneida, Onondaga, Miami, and Pottawotomi Indians, in 
 1795-97, pp. 99-148. 
 
 2214*. KOSTER (HENRI). Voyages dans la Partie Sep- 
 tentrionale Du Bresil, Depuis 1909 Jusqu'en 1815. Com- 
 prenant les provinces de Pernambuco (Fernambouc), Seara, 
 Paraiba, Maragnan, etc.; Traduits De L 'anglais, Par M. A. 
 Jay. Illustrated with 2 maps and 8 finely colored plates. 
 2 vols, half roan, gilt. Paris, 1818 
 
 2215. LACOMBE (REV. PERE ALB.). Dictionnaire de 
 la Langue des Cris. — Grammaire de la Langue des Cris. Map 
 and plan. 2 vols, in 1, thick 8vo, original wrappers, uncut 
 (broken). Montreal, 1874 
 
 2216. LA COND AMINE (CHARLES MARIE DE). Re- 
 lation abregee d'un Voyage fait dans l'lnterieur de l'Amer- 
 ique M'eridionale. Depuis la Cote de la Mer du Sud, jusqu'- 
 aux Cotes du Bresil et de la Guiane, en descendant la Riviere 
 Amazones. Folding map. 8vo, contemporary calf (re- 
 hinged). Paris, 1745 
 
 2217. LA COND AMINE (CHARLES MARIE DE). Re- 
 lation abregee d'un Voyage fait dans l'lnterieur de l'Amer- 
 ique Meridionale. Augmentee de la Relation de l'Emeute 
 populaire de Cuenca au Perou, et d'une Lettre de M. Godin 
 des Odonais, contenant la Relation du Voyage de Madame, 
 Godin, son Epouse, &c. Plate and map. 8vo, old sprinkled 
 calf. A Maastricht, 1778 
 
 2218. LA COND AMINE (CHARLES MARIE DE). A 
 Succinct Abridgment of a Voyage made within the Inland 
 Parts of South America. Folding map. 8vo, old calf (joints 
 broken). Lond. 1747 
 
 2219. LA HONTAN (BARON). Voyages du Baron de La 
 Hontan dans l'Amerique Septentrionale. Numerous maps 
 and plates. 2 vols. 12mo, contemporary calf. 
 
 La Haye & Amsterdam, 1705 
 
 * Second Edition, complete with all the maps and plates. 
 In the back of Vol. II is "Voyages due Baron de La Hontan 
 en Portugal, et en Danemarc, " which does not belong to this, 
 edition, but has been added from one of the earlier editions. 
 Contains an Algonkin dictionary, and a short vocabulary of 
 Huron words. 
 
 2220. LANG (JOHN DUNMORE). View of the Origin 
 and Migrations of the Polynesian Nation ; demonstrating their 
 ancient Discovery and Settlement of America. 12mo, origi- 
 nal boards, uncut. Lond. 1834 
 
2221. LANG (JOHN D.) & TAYLOR (SAMUEL JR.). 
 Report of a Visit to some of the Tribes of Indians located 
 West of the Mississippi River. 8vo, wrappers (slightly 
 stained). 
 
 2222, LANMAN (CHARLES) . Essays for Summer Hours 
 Frontispiece. 12mo, cloth (back torn). -Host. ±H4d 
 
 * Contains the Old Indian, and other sketches. 
 
 2223 LAPHAM (I. A.). Wisconsin: its Geography and 
 Topography, History, Geology, and Mineralogy Second edi- 
 tion, greatly improved. Map. 12mo, cloth. Milwaukee, 1846 
 
 2224. LARNED (ELLEN D.). History of Windham 
 County, Connecticut. 2 maps and 3 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 sheep. Worcester, Mass., 1874 
 
 * Inserted is an A. L. Signed with initials, from the author, 
 Apr. 15, 1907. Includes an account of the Wabbaquassets and 
 other Mohegan Indian tribes. 
 
 2224*. LAS CASAS (BARTHOLOMEW DE LAS). 
 (Euvres de Las Casas, precedees de sa Vie par J. A. Llorente. 
 Portrait. 2 vols. 12mo, half green polished morocco, gilt tops. 
 
 Paris, 1822 
 
 * Published by order of the king, at a period when long ab- 
 sence of employment, and consequent starvation, had driven 
 the printers of Paris to the verge of revolution. 
 
 2225. LAWSON (JOHN). The History of Carolina, con- 
 taining ... a Journal of 1000 miles traveled through several 
 Nations of Indians, etc. 12mo, cloth. Raleigh, 1860 
 
 * ' ' Lawson was a land surveyor in the employment of the 
 government, and was the unhappy cause of the exile of the 
 Tuscarora tribe to New York, and its consequent incorpora- 
 tion into the Iroquois Confederacy, by which its name was 
 changed to the Six Nations." — Field. 
 
 2226. LECLERC (CHARLES). Arte de la Lengua de 
 los Indios Antis o Campas, etc., con un Vocabulario metodico 
 — por Lucien Adam. 8vo, wrappers, uncut, in a board cover. 
 
 Paris 1890 
 
 2227. LELAND (CHARLES G.). Fusang, or the Dis- 
 covery of America by Chinese Buddhist Priests in the Fifth 
 Century. First Edition. 12mo, cloth, uncut. Lond. 1875 
 
 * "With a letter and bibliographical notes relating to the 
 above subject. 
 
 2228. LEON (DR. NICOLAS). Silabario del Idioma 
 Tarasco o de Michoacan. 18mo, wrappers (loose). 
 
 Morelia, 1886 
 
 2229. LEWIS AND CLARK. History of the Expedition 
 under the Command of Captains Lewis and Clarke, to the 
 Sources of the Missouri, thence across the Rocky Mountains 
 and down the River Columbia to the Pacific Ocean. Pre- 
 pared by Paul Allen. With a Life of Captain Lewis by T. 
 Jefferson. Folding map and 6 plates. 2 vols. 8vo, bound by 
 Wood in three-quarter green levant morocco, gilt backs and 
 tops, uncut (map backed with linen and corner restored). 
 
 Dublin. 1817 
 
2230. LEWIS AND CLARK. History of the Expedition 
 of Captains Lewis and Clark. 1804-5-6. Reprinted from the 
 edition of 1814. "With Introduction and Index by James K. 
 Hosmer. Portraits and maps. 2 vols. 8vo, red levant mo- 
 rocco, gilt, gilt tops, uncut. Chicago, 1903 
 
 * One of 25 copies specially bound for the Louisian pur- 
 chase Exposition by the Monastery Hill Bindery. Very fine 
 set. 
 
 2231. LINCOLN (WILLIAM). History of Worcester, 
 Mass., from its earliest settlement to 1836. 8vo, original half 
 cloth and boards, uncut.. Worcester, 1837 
 
 * Large folding map laid in. Includes an account of the 
 Nipmuck Indians and of King Philip 's war. 
 
 2232. LITERARY EMPORIUM (THE). Colored plates 
 and illustrations. 8vo, half morocco. N. Y. 1845 
 
 * Contains : The Religion and Superstition of the North 
 American Indians by Seba Smith, which does not appear in 
 any other form. 
 
 2233. LOWENSTERN (ISIDORE). Le Mexique: Souve- 
 nirs d 'un Voyageur. 8vo, old half calf (stamp on title) . 
 
 Paris, 1843 
 
 2234. McBRIDE (JAMES). Pioneer Biography. Sketches 
 of the Lives of some of the Early Settlers of Butler County, 
 Ohio. Portrait. 2 vols. 4to, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
 * Large Paper copy. Cincinnati, 1869-71 
 
 2235. McCLURE (A. K.). Three Thousand Miles through 
 the Rocky Mountains. 12mo, morocco, gilt edges. Phila. 1869 
 
 * Special issue, with portrait instead of the usual frontis- 
 piece. 
 
 2236. M'CLURE (DAVID) & PARISH (ELIJAH). 
 Memoirs of the Rev. Eleazar Wheelock, founder and president 
 of Dartmouth College and Moor's Charity School; with a 
 summary history of the College and School. Portrait. 8vo, 
 sheep (some margins mended). Newburyport, 1811 
 
 2237. M'COY (ISAAC). Remarks on the Practicability 
 of Indian Reform, embracing their Colonization. 8vo, un- 
 bound. Bost. 1827 
 
 2238. McKENNEY (THOMAS L.). Sketches of a Tour 
 to the Lakes, of the Character and customs of the Chippeway 
 Indians, and of incidents connected with the Treaty of Fond 
 du Lac; also a vocabulary of the Algic, or Chippeway Lan- 
 guage. 28 engravings (should be 29) of Indian likenesses, 
 costumes, scenery, etc. 8vo, original boards, cloth back (re- 
 backed), uncut. 
 
 * An extraordinary copy, in several respects. Besides its 
 unusually fine, clean and uncut condition, it has the majority 
 of the plates bound at the end, instead of being distributed 
 through the volume, and twenty of them are colored by hand. 
 Through an oversight of the binder, evidently, one of the two 
 urn plates was omitted. 
 
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2238*. McKENNEY & HALL. Original Contemporary 
 Oil Painting of the Indian Squaw "Haijne Kudjih me (Eagle 
 of Delight)," wife of the half -chief Shaunionekusse or the 
 Ottoe Indians. Bust portrait on wooden panel W 2 x lb% 
 inches. With date written on the back "Washington, 18Z2, 
 In a narrow gilt frame. 
 
 * This portrait is to be found at page 75 of the folio edi- 
 tion of McKenney and Hall's History of the Indian Tribes of 
 North America. Eagle of Delight was the favorite, if not the 
 only wife of the famous chief. She died shortly after her 
 visit to Washington in 182], with her husband. 
 
 2239. MacLEAN (J. P.). The Mound Builders. Illus- 
 trated. 12mo, cloth. Cinn. 1887 
 
 2240. McLEAN (JOHN). James Evans, inventor of the 
 syllabic system of the Cree language. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto, 1890 
 
 2241. MACLEOD (XAVIER D.). History of the Devo- 
 tion to the Blessed Virgin Mary in North America. Portrait. 
 8vo, cloth. Balto. 1882 
 
 * Kelates to Catholic missions among the Indians. 
 
 2242. MANHEIM (FREDERIC). Affecting History of 
 the Dreadful Distresses of Frederic Manheim's Family, to 
 which are added, the Sufferings of John Corbly's family, and 
 Encounter between a White Man and two Savages, etc., etc. 
 Frontispiece. 8vo, cloth, uncut, original wrappers bound in. 
 
 Phila. 1794 
 
 * Scarce. Gives a vivid description of the many methods 
 of torture used by the Indians on men, women and children; 
 and includes an account of the Wyoming massacre. The plate 
 engraved on copper by P. E. Maverick is in fine condition, 
 and represents two captives being burnt at the stake. 
 
 2243. MARCY (RANDOLPH B.). Exploration of the 
 Red River of Louisiana in 1852. Atlas and 20 plates. 2 vols. 
 8vo, cloth. Wash. 1854 
 
 * Relates largely to the Comanches and Wichitas. 
 
 2244. MARCY (RANDOLPH B.). Thirty Years of Army 
 Life on the Border. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1874 
 
 * Treats largely of the Oomanches. The volume is the re- 
 sult of a lifetime of frontier experience, during which period 
 almost everything which he describes has changed or passed 
 away, except the natural features of the country. — Field. 
 
 2245. MARCY (WILLIAM L.) . An Oration on the 318th 
 Anniversary of the Discovery of America, delivered before 
 the Tammany Society, or Columbian Order in the County of 
 Rensselaer, N. Y., with a traditional account of Tammany, an 
 Indian Chief. Portrait. 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Troy, N. Y. 1809' 
 
 * The rare original edition. Field had only the reprint of 
 1810. Mr. Marcy often regretted the publication of the above 
 volume, which he describes as: "a sketch of imagination; a 
 satire, which I then thought, and now think well deserved. 
 I have not a copy in my possession." Fine copy except for a 
 small portion cut from the lower edge of the title-page 
 
 48 
 
2246. MARRYAT (CAPT. F.), Narrative of the Travels 
 and Adventures of Monsieur Violet in California, Sonora, and 
 Western Texas. Map. 12mo, half morocco (stained). 
 
 Leipzig-, 1843 
 
 * Experiences among the Shoshone or Snake Indians. 
 
 2247. MARSHALL (ORSAMUS H). The Historical 
 Writings of the late 0. H. Marshall, relating to the early His- 
 tory of the West. Introduction by Wm. L. Stone. Portraits 
 and maps. 4to, cloth, uncut. Albany, 1887 
 
 * Belates chiefly to the Indian tribes of Western New York 
 and the Great Lake region. 
 
 2248. MARTIN (GEORGE C). History of Asbury Park 
 and Long Branch, with the Traditions of the Indians and 
 Settlers. 12mo, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Privately Published, 1903 
 
 * A note signed by Oscar Wegelin, inserted, states that this 
 is one of 60 copies, and that a large part of the edition was 
 destroyed. 
 
 2249. MARTIN (M. L.). Address delivered before the 
 State Historical Society of Wisconsin. 12mo, original wrap- 
 pers. Green Bay, 1851 
 
 * The appendix contains the Treaties for the settlement of 
 the N. Y. Indians near Green Bay, printed here for the first 
 time. 
 
 2250. [MARTYN (BENJAMIN).] An Account, shewing 
 the Progress of the Colony of Georgia in America, from its 
 First Establishment. 8vo, half leather, uncut. 
 
 Annapolis, 1742 [reprinted 1835] 
 
 2251. MARYLAND. Relatio Itineris in Marylandiam, 
 Declaratio Coloniae Domini Baronis de Baltimore Narrative 
 by Father Andrew White, S. J. Excerpta ex Diversis Lit- 
 teris Missionariorum. 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Bait. 1874-77 
 
 2252. MASON (OTIS TUFTON). Aboriginal American 
 Basketry. 248 plates, many colored. Thick 8vo, original 
 wrappers, uncut. Wash. 1904 
 
 2253. MATHER (INCREASE). The History of King 
 Philip's War. Also, a History of the same War by Cotton 
 Mather. Introduction and Notes by Samuel G. Drake. Por- 
 traits. 4to, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Bost. 1862 
 
 * Limited to 250 copies. 
 
 2254. [MATHEWS (CORNELIUS).] The Indian Fairy 
 Book. From the original legends. Frontispiece and 3 other 
 plates. 12mo, cloth (loose). N. Y. 1856 
 
 2255. MAY (COL. JOHN). Journal and Letters of Col. 
 John May, of Boston, relative to Two Journeys to the Ohio 
 Country in 1788 and '89. Biographical Sketch by Richard S. 
 Edes. Notes by Wm. M. Darlington. 8vo, cloth, gilt top, un- 
 cut. Cinn. 1873 
 
 * Publications of the Historical and Philosophical Society 
 of Ohio, New Series, Vol. I. 
 
 49 
 
2255* MAYHEW (JONATHAN), a sermon p™^ 
 in the Audience of William Shirley, His Majesty's Couna 
 and the House of Representatives of the Province of Massa 
 chusette-Bay, May 29, 1754. 12mo, new wrappers. 
 
 Bost. : Samuel Kneeland, 1,75^ 
 
 2256. MEACHAM (HON. A. B.). Wig-warn and War- 
 path; or, the Royal Chief in Chains. Illustrated. Fikst Edi- 
 tion. Thick 8vo, cloth. Bost. 187E 
 
 * Contains ' ' The Birth-place of Indian Legends, ' ' etc. Be 
 lates largely to the Modoc Indians. 
 
 2257. MEDFIELD, MASS. Exercises at the Bi-Centennia: 
 Commemoration of the Burning of Medfield by Indians ir 
 King Philip 's War. 8vo, wrappers. Medfield, 187C 
 
 2258. MEEK (A. B.). Romantic Passages in Southwestern 
 History. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1857 
 
 * Contains account of the Massacre at Fort Minis in Ala- 
 bama in 1813; sketch of Weatherford or the Bed Eagle, the 
 great chief of the Creeks; the Canoe Fight, with a sketch oi 
 the first American settlements in the interior of Alabama, etc. 
 
 2259. MEGINNESS (J. F.). Otzinachson: A History oi 
 the West Branch Valley of the Susquehanna. With an ac- 
 count of the Fair Play System and the trying Scenes of thi 
 Big Runaway. Numerous maps. 8vo, half leather. 
 
 Williamsport, 188S 
 
 * Vol. I, all published of this second (enlarged) edition, 
 First printed in 1857, this work contains a mass of new ma- 
 terial in the history of border warfare, Indian massacres, bio- 
 graphical sketches of Indian fighters, and Indian warriors. — 
 Field. 
 
 2260. MERCER (H. C). The Lenape Stone; or, the 
 Indian and the Mammoth. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1885 
 
 * The two pieces of this inscribed stone, representing In- 
 dians fighting the Hairy Mammoth, were discovered in 1872 
 and 1881 on a farm in Bucks County, Penn. 
 
 2261. MEXICAN INDIANS. Notes on the Indians of 
 Sonora, Mexico (Hrdlicka), Lancaster, 1904; Two Mexican 
 Chalchihuites ( Valentini), Worcester, 1881; Memoir of an 
 Eventful Expedition in Central America (Stevens), N. Y. 
 1850; and others. Together 5 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2262. MEXICO. Facts and Figures about Mexico. Mexico. 
 1897; Mexico? Si, Senor (Rogers), Bost. 1893; Vamos a 
 Mexico, n. p., 1896 ; and others. Together 10 pieces, 8vo and 
 smaller, paper. 
 
 2262*. MICHIGAN. The Michigan Pioneer Collections, 
 Report of the Pioneer Society of the State, together with Re- 
 ports of County, Town and District Pioneer Societies 2 vols 
 ■8vo, original cloth. Lansing, 1877-8C 
 
 •Contains data relating to the early history -of the state 
 accounts of the Indians, their manners and customs, etc. 
 
 50 
 
zzod. ivijjujtsuJttiN { w iLiLti am. ±i.ftJN±ti j . me noneers 
 Preachers and People of the Mississippi Valley. First Edi 
 tion. 12mo, cloth. ' N. Y. 1861 
 
 * The title is misleading, the book being really a histor; 
 of the Mississippi Valley from the time of De Soto. Lectur 
 4 relates to the Bed Men and the war of Pontiae. 
 
 2264. MILES (GEN. NELSON A.). Personal Recollec 
 tions and Observations. Embracing the Story of his Indiai 
 Campaigns. Illustrated by Frederic Remington. Thick 4to 
 morocco, gilt edges. Chi. 1891 
 
 2265. MINER (CHARLES). History of Wyoming, in i 
 Series of Letters, from Charles Miner, to his son William Pem 
 Miner, Esq. Maps. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 184! 
 
 * Extra-illustrated by the insertion of an A. L. S. by Charle 
 Miner to Hon. J. N. Conyngham, May 25, 1861 ; portrait o 
 the author, 12 maps and plates, and numerous newspape 
 clippings. On the fly-leaf is a MS. index to the names of th 
 Hazelton Travellers in the Appendix. The Horace E. Haydei 
 copy, in splendid condition. 
 
 2266. MINNESOTA. Annals of the Minnesota Historica 
 Society, No. 1, 2d ed. ; and No. 5, containing Materials for th 
 History of Minnesota. Edited by Edward D. Neill. 2 vols 
 royal 8vo, wrappers. Saint Paul, 1850-51 
 
 * Presentation copies. 
 
 2267. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Narrative of th 
 Travels and Adventures of Monsieur Violet in California 
 Sonora, and Western Texas (Marryat), N. Y. 1843. Th 
 Prairie-Bird (Murray), N. Y. 1844. 2 vols. 8vo, paper. 
 
 2268. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Headwaters of th. 
 Mississippi (Glazier), Chic. 1894; Rambles in Wonderlanc 
 (Stanley), N. Y. 1878; Three Score Years and Ten (Vai 
 Cleve) , n. p., 1888. Together 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 2269. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Brant and Re< 
 Jacket (Seelye), N. Y 1900; Indian Wars of the Unitec 
 States (Moore), Phila. 1843; Life of Rev. David Brainen 
 (Edwards), N. Y., n. d. Together 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 2270. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Origin of language 
 (Wedgwood), Lond. 1866; On the Existence of Mixed Lan 
 guages (Clough), Lond. 1876; Philological Proofs of th 
 Original Unity and Recent Origin of the Human Rac 
 (Johnes), Lond. 1843. Together 3 vols. 8vo and 12mo, cloth 
 
 2271. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Pioneers and Pound 
 ers (Yonge), n. p., 1871; Ten Big Indians (Wade), Bost 
 n. d. Brant and Red Jacket (Eggleston), N. Y. 1880. To 
 gether 3 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 2272. MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Songs of the Sierra 
 (Miller), Bost. 1871; Tan-go-ru-a: an historical Drama 
 Phila. 1856; The Bethrothed of Wyoming. Phila. 1830. To 
 gether 3 vols. 12mo, cloth and boards. 
 
 51 
 
2273 MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. History of the 
 United' States (Hawks), N. Y. 1834; Juvenile Polyanthos or 
 Fireside Companions. N. T. 1833; The Life of Rev. David 
 Brainerd (Edwards), N. Y. 1833; The Interesting History of 
 Atala (Chateaubriand), N. Y. 1818. Together 4 vols. 12mo, 
 boards and sheep. 
 
 2274 MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Pioneer Women of 
 the West (Ellet), Phila. 1885; The Doomed Chief Thomp- 
 son), Phila., n. d. ; Pioneers of the West (Strickland i N. Y., 
 n. d. ; Heroes and Hunters of the West. N. Y. 1895. To- 
 gether 4 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 2275 MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN. Pioneers of the West 
 (Strickland), N. Y. 1889; The Story of Metlakahtla (Well- 
 come), Lond. 1887; Wah-kee-nah and her People (Strong), 
 N. Y. 1893; Onoqua (Sparhawk), Bost. 1892. Together 4 
 vols. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 2276. MISSISSIPPI LAND COMPANY. Memorial of the 
 Agents of the New England Mississippi Land Company to 
 Congress: A Vindication of the Rights of the New England 
 Mississippi Land Co. 8vo, stitched. Cover bears inscrip- 
 tion: "Secretary of War." Wash. 1804 
 
 * Relates to lands obtained from the Creek Indians. 
 
 2277. MISSOURI FUR COMPANY. Articles of Associ- 
 ation of the Missouri Fur Company, 24 January, 1812. Broad- 
 side sheet, in four columns, upper left-hand corner of first 
 column slightly defective. [St. Louis, 1812"] 
 
 * The preamble states that the object of the Association was 
 for "exploring in a commercial way, and hunting in that 
 portion of country within the claim of the United States, and 
 westwardly of a point, which shall be 500 miles from the 
 United States present factories; and to conduct business within 
 the said boundary and at the town of St. Louis, under the 
 name and title of the President and Directors of the Missouri 
 Pur Company." The capital stock of the company was not tc 
 exceed $50,000, of which amount $23,000 were' to Ire sub- 
 scribed for by individuals, and the funds of the former St 
 Louis Missouri Pur Company, ' ' which is now up the Missouri 
 calculated at $29,085 in goods, wares and merchandize, anc 
 debts due by hunters who are now out, ' ' shall constitute the 
 remaining $27,000 of said stock. The commissioners wer< 
 Gen. Wm. Clark, Manuel Lisa, and Salist Labade, whose namei 
 are printed at the end. 
 
 Printing was commenced at St. Louis about four years 
 earlier, when Joseph Charless issued the first number of th< 
 Missouri Gazette, on July 12, 1808. On November 30, 1809 
 the name of the publication was changed to Louisiana Gazette 
 in recognition of the name of the Territory as a whole. Thii 
 explains the provision in Article 20 of the Broadside, thai 
 notice of meeting should be published for six weeks in thi 
 Louisiana Gazette, or some other newspaper published ii 
 Louisiana. 
 
 2278. MOLINA (ALONSO DE). Arte de la Lengua Mexi 
 cana y Castellana. Reimpresa por las dos Ediciones en Mexico 
 1886. 4to wrappers, uncut. Mexico, 188< 
 
 52 
 
2279. MONTOYA (ANTONIO RUIZ DE). Arte de It 
 Lengua Guarani, 6 mas bien Tupi. Thick 12-mo, new boards 
 
 Viena and Paris, 187( 
 
 2280. MONTOYA (ANTONIO RUIZ DE). Arte, Boca 
 bulario, Tesoro y Catecismo de la Lengua Guarani. Publi 
 cado nuevamente sin alteracion alguna por Julio Platzmann 
 4 vols, square 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Leipzig, 187( 
 
 2281. MOONEY (JAMES). The Siouan Tribes of th< 
 East. Map. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Wash. I8& 
 
 2282. MOORE (MARTIN). Memoirs of the Life anc 
 Character of Rev. John Eliot, Apostle of the N. A. Indians 
 18mo, sheep. Bost. 182! 
 
 * Scarce. 
 
 2283. MOORE (WILLIAM V.). Indian Wars of th 
 United States, from the Discovery to the present time. En 
 graved title, 8 steel plates by Carl Bodmer, colored by hand 
 and other illustrations. 8vo, cloth (covers cracked). 
 
 Phila. 1851 
 
 * Scarce in this condition, with the fine steel plates, colored 
 
 2283*. [MORGAN (LEWIS H.).] Fifth Annual Repor 
 of the Regents of the University, on the Condition of the Stat 
 Cabinet of Natural History, and the Historical and Anti 
 quarian Collection. 8vo, original wrappers. "Vischer Tei 
 Eyck, Esq. ' ' written on front cover. Albany, 185! 
 
 * This report is scarcer than the first. The Appendix i 
 Lewis H. Morgan's report on the Fabrics, Inventions, Im 
 plements, and Utensils of the Iroquois, consisting of fifty-tw< 
 pages of text, fully illustrated, including twenty full-pag 
 colored plates. Many of the plates have never been re-issued 
 Preserved in a folding cloth case. 
 
 2284. MORGAN (LEWIS H.). Ancient Society. 8vo 
 cloth. N. Y. 187' 
 
 * Treats especially of the American Indian Tribes. 
 
 2285. MORGAN (LEWIS H.). League of the Ho-de-no 
 sau-nee or Iroquois. A New Edition, with Additional Matter 
 Edited and Annotated by Herbert M. Lloyd. Numerou 
 plates in color and otherwise, and 2 folding maps. 2 vols 
 royal 8vo, half vellum, uncut. N. Y. 190i 
 
 * One of 30 copies printed on Japan paper. 
 
 2286. MORRIS (ALEXANDER). Nova Britannia; oi 
 Our New Canadian Dominion Foreshadowed. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto, 188 
 
 * Contains the Treaties of 1874 and 1876, with the Indian 
 of Manitoba. 
 
 2287. MORRIS (HENRY). Early History of Springfield 
 Portrait and illustrations. 8vo., cloth. Springfield, 187 
 
 * Relates largely to the Indians and King Philip 's War. 
 
 53 
 
2288. [MORTON (SARAH W. A.)-] Ouabi: or the Vir- 
 tues of Nature, an Indian Tale. By Philenia, a Lady ol Bos- 
 ton. Frontispiece. 8vo, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Bost. : I. Thomas & Andrews, 1790 
 
 2288*. MOUNT VERNON. Colored Lithograph "West 
 View of Mt. Vernon Mansion." Folio. N. Y. 1859 
 
 2289. MURRAY (CHARLES AUGUSTUS). The Prairie- 
 Bird. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. Loud., n. d. 
 
 2290. MUSEUMS. The Principles of Museum Administra- 
 tion (Goode), York, 1895; Illinois State Museum of Natural 
 History (Crook), Springfield, 1907; The Museums of the 
 Future (Goode), "Wash. 1891; Free Museum of Science and 
 Art. Phila. 1899 ; and others. Together 9 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2291. NELSON (WILLIAM) . Personal Names of Indians 
 of New Jersey. 650 names gleaned from Indian Deeds of the 
 17th Century. 8vo, cloth. Paterson, N. J., 1904 
 
 * Only 250 copies printed. Autograph presentation copy 
 from the author. 
 
 2291*. NEW AMERICAN MAGAZINE. Edited by Syl- 
 vanus Americanus. From January, 1759, No. 13', to March 
 1760, the last number published (lacking several pages, in- 
 cluding most of those relating to naval engagements, some 
 titles, all the plates, etc.) . About 500 pages, loose, some pages 
 in duplicate. 
 Woodbridge, N. J. Printed and sold by James Parker, 1759-60. 
 
 * Scarce in any state. The first magazine published in New 
 Jersey. Edited by Samuel Nevil. Contains many interesting 
 notes on the French and Indian war, a History of North- 
 America, Historical Chronicle, etc. 
 
 2291**. NEW AMERICAN MAGAZINE. Edited by Syl- 
 vanus Americanus [Samuel Nevil]. For March, April, May, 
 June (imperfect), July, August (2 copies, one imperfect), 
 October (imperfect), and November, 1759. 12mo, unbound. 
 
 Woodbridge, N. J., 1759 
 
 2292. NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Collections of the New- 
 Hampshire Historical Society, for the Year 1824, etc. Vols. 
 1 and 2. 2 vols. 8vo, new boards, cloth backs, uncut. 
 
 Concord, 1824-27 
 
 * Contains reprints of Penhallow's Indian .Wars, Wheeler's 
 Expedition into the Nipmuck Country, etc. 
 
 2292*- NEW JERSEY. Address of the President of the 
 New Jersey Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery 
 (William Griffith) , Trenton, 1804. Constitution of the Episco- 
 pal Society of New Jersey for the promotion of Christian 
 Knowledge and Piety, 1810. 2 pieces, 8vo, sewed. 
 
 54 
 
2293. NEWS FROM NEW ENGLAND, being a True and 
 last Account of the Present Bloody Wars, carried on betwixt 
 the Infidels, Natives, and the English Christians, and Con- 
 verted Indians of New England, Lond. 1676. Large 4to, 
 wrappers, uncut. Bost. 1850 [Roxbury, 1865] 
 
 * The First Woodward Reprint, of which all but 15 copies 
 were destroyed by the publisher. 
 
 2293*. NEW YORK. Third Annual Report of the Regents 
 of the University, on the Condition of the State Cabinet of 
 Natural History. Numerous colored plates and illustrations. 
 8vo, old half sheep. Albany, 1850 
 
 2293**. [OGDEN (DAVID).] The Claim of the Inhabit- 
 ants of the Town of Newark, in virtue of the Indian Pur- 
 chase, made by the First Settlers of Newark in 1667, Stated 
 and Considered. 12mo, new half crushed brown levant mo- 
 rocco, uncut. 
 
 Woodbridge in New-Jersey, Printed by Samuel Parker, 
 1766. 
 
 * Very Eabe. There appears to be but two other copies 
 known. 
 
 A Protest made by the People of Newark against the 
 Descendants of the First Settlers of Newark, who 's alleged 
 claim to the lands within the Township was provocative of 
 Riots and other Disturbances of the Peace in Newark. 
 If the claims of those under the Indian Purchase has been 
 sustained, the many Thousands of Acres, surveyed and taken 
 up after the Year 1694, would have remained without Title 
 to the Possessors, and be subject to a new Division among the 
 Heirs and Assigns of the said first Purchasers. 
 
 2294. OGDEN (DAVID). A True Narrative of the Cap- 
 ture of David Ogden, among the Indians, in the time of the 
 Revolution, etc. By Priest. Woodcut on each of title. 24 
 pp. 8vo, new covers. Lansingburgh, 1841 
 
 * The Ogden narrative complete, but lacking the supple- 
 mentary stories. 
 
 2295. OGDEN (JOHN C). An Excursion into Bethle- 
 hem and Nazareth, in Pennsylvania, in 1799. With a history 
 of the Society of United Brethren, commonly called Moravians. 
 16mo, old calf. Phila. 1800 
 
 2296. OJIBWAYS. History of the Ojibways. By Wil- 
 liam W. Warren; History of the Ojibways. By Edward D. 
 Neill. [Collections of the Minnesota Historical Society. Vol. 
 5.] 8vo, cloth. Saint Paul, 1885 
 
 2297. OLM0S (ANDRE DE). Grammaire de la Langue 
 Nahuatl ou Mexicaine. Publiee avec Notes, fielaircissements, 
 etc., par Remi Simeon. Large 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1875 
 
 2298. OLMOS (ANDRE DE). Arte para aprender la 
 Lengua Mexicana. Portrait. 4to, wrappers (library stamp 
 on title) . Mexico, 1885 
 
 55 
 
2299. OLSON (J. E.) AND BOURNE (E. G.) The North- 
 men, Columbus and Cabot. 985-1503. Maps and facsimile. 
 8vo, cloth. (Original narratives of Early Am. Hl ^-) 
 
 2300. OREGON. Oregon Spectator. "Westward the Star 
 of Empire tabes its way." Vol. I. No. I. Sm. folio, pp. 4. 
 Oregon City (Oregon Ter.) Thursday, February 5, 1846. 
 
 * The First Number of the First American Newspaper 
 printed on the Pacific Coast, and the first production of the 
 first printing press in the present State of Oregon. This pub- 
 lication was begun just in time to record the eventful year of 
 1846. There had been a small press in California since 1834, 
 but no newspaper was published until after the American con- 
 quest, six months later than the publication of the Oregon 
 newspaper. For further details see H. H. Bancroft's History 
 of Oregon, vol. 1, pp. 575-576. 
 
 In his address to the Public, the editor, W. G-. T 'Vault, 
 states that the paper would avoid polities, and that the print- 
 ing press, type, and materials, are owned by the "Oregon 
 Printing Association," the Constitution of which is printed on 
 the fourth page. 
 
 On the first page are printed the Organic Laws of Oregon: 
 — "We the people of Oregon Territory, foT purposes of mu- 
 tual protection, and to secure peace and prosperity among 
 ourselves, agree to adopt the following, laws and regulations, 
 until such time as the United States of America extend their 
 jurisdiction over us. ' ' 
 
 The Ship News includes the arrivals and departures from 
 Baker's Bay, Columbia River, since March 12, 1845, and a 
 list of the officers of H. M. S. Modeste, now lying at Van- 
 couver, Columbia River. A notice ' ' To Persons wishing to 
 send letters Bast, ' ' states that ' ' The postmaster general has 
 contracted with Mr. H. Burns to carry the mail from Oregon 
 City to Weston, in Missouri, for one trip only. Letters mailed 
 at any of the offices, post paid, will be forwarded to any part 
 of the United States. As the mail sent east, by Mr. Burns, 
 will reach Weston early in the season, it would be advisable 
 for those wishing to correspond with their friends in the east, 
 to avail themselves of this opportunity. Postage only fifty 
 cents on single sheets. ' ' 
 
 2301. OREGON. Oregon Spectator. Vol. I, No. 12. Sm. 
 folio, pp. 4. Oregon City, July 4, 1846. 
 
 * The new editor, H. A. G. Lee (J. Fleming, printer), dates 
 his editorial column five days later, or July 9th, the reason 
 for the delay of issue being the arrival of two vessels in the 
 river, from which some later intelligence from the states was 
 expected. 
 
 Nearly a column and a half is devoted to the local Fourth 
 of July Celebration, and this is followed by a communication 
 from M. M. McCarver, in which is set forth the real condition 
 of the community, from lack of trade facilities, "without ves- 
 sels to import our goods, or export our surplus products;" 
 "while our best families are eating their meals and drinking 
 their tea and coffee * * * from tin plates and cups, and 
 many articles of clothing, etc., are not to be purchased in the 
 country." A long obituary notice records the accidental 
 drowning m the Clackamas river of Dr. John E. Long Secre- 
 tary of the Territory. The whole of the fourth page i's taken 
 up with the list of fees for sheriffs, justices, judges, and con- 
 stables, with legal forms for warrants, affidavits, etc, 
 56 
 
2302. OREGON AND WASHINGTON. Statement of the 
 Oregon and Washington Delegation in regard to the War 
 Claims of Oregon and Washington [in the Indian War of 
 1855-1856]. 8vo, wrappers. [Portland? 1860] 
 
 2303. PALFREY (JOHN GORHAM). History of New 
 England, during the Stuart Dynasty. Maps. 3 vols, royal 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. Bost. 1865 
 
 * Large paper, only 100 copies printed. An A. L. S. of the 
 author; and an early Colonial Document, dated June 6, 1716, 
 signed by John Burrill and Benj. Rolfe, laid in. Also a por- 
 trait of the author, Sir Henry Vane, and Coke. 
 
 2304. PAMPHLETS. Grammatic sketch of the Catawba 
 Language (Gatschet), N. Y. 1900; Indian Earthenware Pots 
 {Wright), Wilkes-barre, 1883; Longfellow's Hiawatha Paro- 
 dies (Legler), 1904. Together 3 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2305. PAMPHLETS. The Moki Snake Dance (Hough), 
 1898 ; Pictography and Shamanistic Rites of the Ojibwa 
 (Hoffman), 1888; An Unusual Navajo Medicine Ceremony 
 (Pepper), 1905. Together 3 pieces, 8vo and 12mo, wrappers. 
 
 2306. PAMPHLETS. Report of a Visit to Spotted Tail's 
 Tribe of Brule Sioux Indians and the Yankton and Santee 
 Sioux, 1870; A Thorough Digest of the Indian Question 
 (Wolf), n. d. ; Indian Massacre and Tuscarora War 1711-13, 
 1901. 3 pieces, 8vo wrappers. 
 
 2307. PAMPHLETS. Ethnology of the Yuchi Indians 
 (Speck), Phila. 1909; Day Symbols of the Maya Year 
 (Thomas), Wash. 1897; Internationales Archiv fur Ethno- 
 
 graphie (Schmeltz), Leiden, 1889. Together 3 vols, large 8vo, 
 
 paper. 
 
 2308. PAMPHLETS. Missions on Chequamegon Bay 
 (Davidson), 1892; Mission Work among the Negroes and the 
 Indians, Press of St. Joseph's Industrial School, 1898; The 
 Same for 1901. Together 3 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2309. PAMPHLETS. Notes upon the Mound Structures 
 of Southern Illinois and Ohio (Wallbridge), 1861; Inquiry 
 as to the Existence of Man in North America during the 
 Paleolithic Period of the Stone Age (Wilson), 1890; Shell 
 Heaps of the East Coast of Florida (Webb), 1893; New 
 Brunswick Historical Collections, No. 8, 1909. Together 4 
 pieces, paper. 
 
 2310. PAMPHLETS. Contributions to the Archaeology of 
 Missouri: Part 1, Pottery; Salem, 1880; Carrier Sociology 
 and Mythology (Morice), 1892; Sculptured Anthropoid Ape 
 Heads (Terry), N. Y. 1891; Hayes' Creek Mound, Rockbridge 
 Co., Va. Together 4 pieces, various sizes, paper. 
 
 57 
 
2311 PAMPHLETS. Aboriginal Pipes of Wisconsin 
 (West), Madison, 1905; The Implement Caches of the Wis- 
 consin Indians (Brown), Madison, 1907; The Field Assembly 
 it Carroll College (Brown), Madison, 1906; What Wisconsin 
 .s Doing to Preserve its Areheological Treasures (Lapnam), 
 Madison, 1905. Together 4 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2312. PAMPHLETS. Origin and Meaning of Wisconsin 
 Place-Names (Legler), n. p., 1903; Sources of the Mississippi 
 (Baker), St. Paul, 1887; Peace with the Apaches of New- 
 Mexico and Arizona (Colyer), Wash. 1872; The Indian Ques- 
 tion, Eeport of the Committee appointed by J. D. Long, Bost. 
 L880; Eeport of a Reconnaissance in the Ute Country (Ruff- 
 ler), Wash. 1874. Together 5< pieces, 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2313. PAMPHLETS. Mound Exploration for the Pan- 
 imerican Exposition (Benedict), Chic. 1901; Report of the 
 Museum of American Archaeology, Vol. 1, No. 1. Phila. 1890 ~ T 
 Commission to Investigate certain Charges against the Com- 
 nissioner of Indian Affairs. Wash. 1874; and others. To- 
 gether 5 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2314. PAMPHLETS. Ceremonial Objects and Ornaments 
 ! rom Pueblo Bonito (Pepper) ; Hopi Shrines near the East 
 w~esa, Arizona (Fewkes) ; Miconinovi Flute Altars (Fewkes) ; 
 lopi Ceremonial Pigments (Hough) ; An Old Indian Village- 
 ^Udden). Together 5 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. v. p., v. d. 
 
 2315. PAMPHLETS. Adler (Cyrus) and Casanowicz 
 'I. M.). Jewish Ceremonial Objects; Gustavus Vasa Fox 
 :ollection of Russian Souvenirs ; Collection of Rosaries ; 
 Biblical Antiquities. (Proceedings of U. S. National Mu- 
 eum.) Together 5 pieces, 8vo, paper. Wash. 1898-190O 1 
 
 2316. PAMPHLETS. Moravians on the Cuyahoga (Kaiser), 
 Cleveland, 1894; Indian Mission Problem, Past and Present 
 [Ganss), N. Y. 1904; Our Dealings with the Indians (Greene) r 
 Worcester, 1896; A Modern Delaware Tale (Prince), 1902; 
 Mythic Stories of the Yuchi Indians; The Thunder Bird 
 [Fells), 1889. Together 6 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2317. PAMPHLETS. Mound-Builders and Platycnemism 
 n Michigan (Gilman), 1877; Areheological Investigations in 
 Fames and Potomac Valleys (Fowke), 1894; Some Indian 
 jand Marks of the North Shore (Grover), Chi. 1905 ; Archeol- 
 >gical Trip to the West Indies (Fewkes), 1903; Notes on 
 Dhio Archaeology (Fowke) ; Ancient America (Davis), Buff. 
 1849. Together 6 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2318. PAMPHLETS. Symbolism in Ancient American 
 irt (Willoughby), Salem, n. d. ; Chipped Stone Implements 
 n the Columbian Historical Exposition at Madrid (Mercer), 
 Wash. 1895; An Unusual Navajo Medicine Ceremony (Pep- 
 ?er), Hampton, 1905; and others. Together 10 pieces 8vo 
 paper. 
 
 5& 
 
2319. PAMPHLETS. Index to Publications of the Arch- 
 aeological Institute of America (Merrill), Cambridge, 1891; 
 American Journal of Archaeology, Annual Reports of 1900- 
 1901. Norwood, 1901 ; American Archaeological Expedition to 
 Syria, 1899-1900 (Butler), Princeton, 1900; and others. To- 
 gether 10 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2320. PAMPHLETS. Huntington California Expedition 
 (Dixon), n. p., 1902; Comparative Vocabularies of the Indian 
 Tribes of British Columbia (Tolmie), Montreal, 1884; Vestiges 
 of Early Man in Minnesota (Holmes), Minneapolis, 1893; 
 Basketry Designs of the Maidu (Dixon) ; and others. To- 
 gether 10 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2321. PAMPHLETS. Fossil Human Remains found near 
 Lansing, Kansas (Holmes), Wash. 1903; Kava Drinking as 
 Practised by the Papuans and Polynesians (Hough), Wash. 
 1904; The Arapaho (Kroeber), N. Y. 1902; The Early Navajo 
 and Apache (Hodge), 1895; Stone Idols of New Mexico; and 
 others. Together 10 pieces. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2322. PAMPHLETS. Annual Report of the Indian In- 
 dustrial School. Carlisle, 1897; Teaching Indian Pupils to 
 Speak English (Reel), Wash. 1904; Two Ways of Treating 
 the Indian Problem (Huntington), N. T., n. d., and others- 
 Together 10 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2323. PAMPHLETS. Explorations of the Edwin Harness 
 Mound (Mills), Columbus, 1907; Report of the Exploration 
 of the Hayes' Creek Mound (Valentine), Richmond, 1901; 
 Sculptured Anthropoid Ape Heads (Terry), N. Y. 1891; 
 Songs of the Kwakiutl Indians; and others. Together 18 
 pieces, various sizes, paper. 
 
 2324. PAMPHLETS. Masks and Faces of Races from the 
 South Sea Islands (Finsch), Rochester, 1888; The Native 
 Tribes of South-east Australia (Howitt), n. p., 1906; The 
 Photograph and the Skeleton (Dorsey), Salem, 1898; Bibli- 
 ography of Folk-lore relating to Women; Arikara Story 
 Telling Contest ; and others. Together 20 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2325. PAMPHLETS. Emile Zola: A Study of his Per- 
 sonality (MacDonald), Wash. 1898; History of Higher Edu- 
 cation in Michican (McLaughlin), Wash. 1891; A Voice from 
 the Main Deck (Leech), N. Y. 1909; and others. Together 
 20 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2326. PAMPHLETS. Women's National Indian Associa- 
 tion, 33 Annual Reports ; Denison Memorial, 1882 ; Le Taensa 
 a-t-il ete Forge de Toutes Pieces? (Adam), 1885. Together 
 35 pieces, paper. 
 
 2327. PARRISH (RANDALL). Historic Illinois. The 
 Romance of the Earlier Days. Map and 50 illustrations. 
 Thick 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Chi. 1905 
 
 * Some monuments of lost races; old Indian villages and 
 battle-fields; boundaries of the five tribes composing the Il- 
 linois confederation; old prairie trails and their travellers; the- 
 tragedy at Fort Dearborn; the struggle with Black Hawk, etc 
 59 
 
2328. P[AUW] (CORNEILLE DE). Recherches Phil- 
 osophiques sur les Americains, ou Memoires interessants pour 
 servir a l'Histoire de l'Espece humaine. 3 vols. 12mo, halx 
 morocco. Berlin, 1771 
 
 * Contains a very curious account of the " Hermaphrodites de 
 la Floride," and the custom of " Circoncision " and In- 
 fibulation. ' ' 
 
 2329. PEABODY (CHARLES) &MOOREHEAD (W.K.). 
 Bulletins I-V, Department of Archasology of Phillips Acad- 
 «my. 5 vols. 8vo, original wrappers. Andover, 1904-12 
 
 * Contains : Exploration of Jacobs Cavern, Mo. ; The So- 
 Called "Gorgets"; Narrative of Explorations in New Mexico, 
 Arizona, Indiana, etc.; Exploration of Bushey Cavern, Md.; 
 Certain Peculiar Earthworks near Andover. 
 
 2329*. PENAFIEL (ANTONIO). Nombres Geograficos 
 de Mexico: Catalogo alfabetico de los nombres de lugar per- 
 tenecientes al idioma Nahuatl, estudio jeroglifico de la matri- 
 cula de los Tributos del Codice Mendocino. With numerous 
 illustrations in the text, and the atlas of thirty-nine colored 
 plates, displaying several hundred specimens. Small folio, 
 new half morocco. Mexico, 1885 
 
 * The colored illustrations are selected from Kingsborough ; 
 in the letterpress the same designs are reproduced in detail in 
 woodcuts and accompanied by a very learned exposition. 
 
 2330. PENAFIEL (DR. ANTONIO). Division Terri- 
 torial de la Republica Mexicana. Imperial 8vo, wrappers 
 (broken). Mexico, 1394 
 
 * Contains an alphabetical list of the names, character, and 
 location of all Indian and other towns, villages, and ranches, 
 etc. 
 
 2330*. PENHALLOW (SAMUEL). The History of the 
 Wars of New-England with the Eastern Indians, or a Nar- 
 rative of their continued Perfidy and Cruelty from 1703 to 
 1726. Title in black and red, with large ornament. Small 
 4to, cloth. Cincinnati, 1859 
 
 * Second issue of the First Edition of this reprint, contain- 
 ing Gardener's Pequot Warres, and the title printed in inks of 
 two colors. Allibone states that but 150 copies of this edition 
 were issued. 
 
 2331. PENNSYLVANIA. Historical Map of Pennsyl- 
 vania, showing the Indian Names of Streams and Villages and 
 Paths of Travel, Sites of Old Ports and Battlefields, etc. 
 Edited by P. W. Sheafer and others. Large folding 'map. 
 Royal 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1875 
 
 2332. PETERS (RICHARD). The Case of the Cherokee 
 Nation against the State of Georgia. 8vo, original cloth un- 
 cut (few pp. foxed) . Phila _ ' lg31 
 
 60 
 
2333. PETTRICH (FERDINAND). Portraits of Distin- 
 guished Indians from several Tribes, who visited Washington 
 in 1837; also a faithful representation of the Indian "War 
 Dance, which took place during their Visit. Drawn on the 
 spot by Ferdinand Pettrich. The above Portraits were origi- 
 nally drawn from life, full size, on the four walls of Pet- 
 trich 's Studio and now for the first time reduced and pre- 
 sented to the public. 5 plates mounted on 6 sheets. Folio, 
 paper. 
 
 Baltimore, Lithographed by Edward Weber & Co., 1842 
 
 * Only three copies are known of these Indian portraits : one 
 in the New York Public Library, one in the Museum of Nat- 
 ural History in New York, and the above. This copy is made- 
 up of the detached heads, mounted on stiff paper of the size- 
 of the original volume, and a photostat copy of a perfect plate 
 placed opposite. Only the original label and four heads are 
 missing and these are supplied by photostat copies. The 
 long Indian War Dance plate has been mounted on two. The- 
 plates contain 48 figures. The portraits are brown tinted 
 lithographs and unusually well drawn; better, according to sev- 
 eral authorities to whom they have been submitted, thfn thcse- 
 of the more famous Indian portrait painters. The only copy 
 of this work ever sold at auction brought $265. 
 
 2334. PICKETT (ALBERT JAMES). History of Ala- 
 bama, and incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi. Illus- 
 trated. First Edition. 2 vols. 12mo, original cloth. 
 
 Charleston, 1851 
 
 * Fine copy. Scarce. Gives a thorough description and his- 
 tory of the Indians of these States, and especially of the Creeks 
 and Cherokees. 
 
 2335. PICKETT (ALBERT JAMES). History of Ala- 
 bama and incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi from the 
 earliest period. Portrait. Large thick 12mo, pp. 773, cloth. 
 
 [Birmingham, 1900] 
 
 * The most complete edition, with an appendix containing 
 the annals of Alabama from 1819 to 1900, by Dr. T. M. Owen. 
 
 2336. PILLING (JAMES C). Bibliographies of the 
 Eskimo (2), Siouan, Iroquoian, Muskhogean, Athapascan, Chi- 
 nookan, Salishan, Wakashan, and Athapascan Language. 
 Together 10 vols. 8vo, wrappers. Wash. 1887-1894 
 
 2337. PITTIER (H.) and GAGINI (C). Ensayo Lexi- 
 cografico sobre la Lengua de Terraba. 12mo, wrappers. 
 
 San Jose, 1892 
 
 * One of the Indian languages of Costa Rica. 
 
 2338. PLATZMANN (JULIUS). Grammatik der Bra- 
 silianischen Sprache, mit Zugrundelegung des Anchieta. 8vo, 
 wrappers, uncut. Leipzig, 1874r 
 
 2339. POPE (JOHN). A Tour through the Southern and 
 Western Territories of the United States of North America ■ 
 the Spanish Dominions on the Mississippi, and the Floridas, 
 
 61 
 
the Creek Nations and Many Uninhabited Parts. 8vo, cloth 
 
 uncut N - Y - 18 ° 
 
 *A reprint of the 1792 edition. Includes a Creek Indian 
 
 vocabulary. 
 
 2340. POUCHOT (M.). Memoir upon the Late War in 
 North America, between the French and English, 1755-60. 
 Translated and Edited by Franklin B. Hough. Maps, por- 
 traits, and illustrations. 2 vols, royal 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Roxbury, Mass., 1866 
 
 * Edition limited to 143 copies of this size. 
 
 2341. PRAIRIE SCOUT, or Agatone the Renegade. A 
 Romance of Border Life. 12mo, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 * Relates partly to the Comanche Indians. N. Y. (1852) 
 
 2342. PRATT (P. P.). A Voice of Warning and Instruc- 
 tion to all People, or an Introduction to the Faith and Doc- 
 trine of the Latter Day Saints. Second Edition. 16mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1839 
 
 * About 40 pages relate to the Book of Mormon and the 
 origin of the American Indians. 
 
 2343. [PRUDHOMME (LOUIS MARIE).] Voyage a la 
 Ouiane et a Cayenne fait en 1789 et Tnnees suivantes. Map 
 and 3 plates. 8vo, old half calf. Paris [1797] 
 
 * Contains a French-Galibi vocabulary. 
 
 2344. PUMPHREY (STANLEY). Indian Civilization; a 
 Lecture. Introduction by John Q. Whittier. Folding map. 
 Svo, original wrappers. Phila. 1877 
 
 2345. QUAKERS AND INDIANS. A Brief Account of 
 the Proceeding of the Committee appointed by the Yearly 
 Meeting of Friends of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, &c, for 
 promoting the Improvement and gradual Civilization of the 
 Indian Natives. 8vo, new boards. Lond. 1806 
 
 2346. QUAKERS AND INDIANS, A Brief Account of 
 the Proceedings of the Committee appointed by the Yearly 
 Meeting of Friends, held in Baltimore, for promoting the Im- 
 provement and Civilization of the Indian Natives. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Lond. 1806 
 
 2347. QUAKERS AND INDIANS. Accounts of some 
 Proceedings of Committees of the Yearly Meetings of Friends 
 of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and Ohio, for the Wel- 
 fare and Civilization of the Indians of North America. 16mo, 
 half morocco. Dublin, 1817 
 
 * Scarce. Contains seven more pages than the one described 
 by Sabin., 
 
 2348. QUAKERS AND INDIANS. A Brief Sketch of the 
 Efforts of the Religious Society of Friends to promote the 
 Civilization and Improvement of the Indians; also, of the 
 present condition of the Tribes in the State of New York. 
 8vo, limp cloth. p h i la 1879 
 
 G2 
 
2349. QUAKERS AND INDIANS. 2nd, 3rd, 6th and 
 10th Annual Reports of the Associated Executive Committee 
 of Friends on Indian Affairs, Phila. 1871-1879 ; Report upon 
 the Condition and Management of Indian Agencies in the 
 Indian Territory under supervision of Friends (Galpin), 
 Wash. 1877 ; Need of Law on the Indian Reservations issued 
 by Committee of Friends, Phila. 1878 ; Address of the Society 
 •of Friends on behalf of the Indians, Phila. 1891 ; A Thrilling 
 Record, 1880. Together 8 pieces, wrappers. 
 
 2350. [QUINLAN (JAMES E.).] The Original Life and 
 Adventures of Tom Quick, the Indian Slayer. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Deposit, N. Y. 1894 
 
 * A partial reprint of the rare original edition of Monti- 
 cello, 1851. 
 
 2351. QUINT ANA (AGUSTIN DE). Confessionario en 
 lengua Mixe, con una Construccion de las Oraciones de la 
 Doctrina Christiana, y un Compendio de Voces Mixes, para 
 •ensenarse a pronunciar la dicha Lengu. Woodcut of St. 
 Dominic on back of title. 4to, contemporary limp vellum 
 (corner of last leaf supplied, writing on a few margins). 
 
 Puebla (Mexico) : Viuda de Miguel de Ortega, 1733 
 
 * Very Rare. The Wilkinson copy sold last year for 
 $150.00. The Mixe language is spoken in the state of Oaxaca 
 and in the mountain regions of the Isthmus of Tehuantepee. 
 Quintana labored for 28 years among the Mixe Indians, whose 
 difficult language he mastered. The above is » fine copy of 
 the book. 
 
 2352. RED JACKET. Obsequies of Red Jacket at Buffalo, 
 'Oct. 9th, 1884. Illustrations. 8vo, wrappers. Buffalo, 1885 
 
 2353. REICHEL (WILLIAM C). Memorials of the Mo- 
 ravian Church. Vol. I. [all published]. 8vo, cloth, gilt top. 
 
 Phila. 1870 
 
 * A valuable collection of material concerning the relations 
 of the Moravians with the. Indians. 
 
 2354. REICHEL (WILLIAM C). Friedensthal and its 
 Stockaded Mill. A Moravian Chronicle, 1749-1767. Con- 
 tributions by John W. Jordan. Map and portrait. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Nazareth, Pa. 1877 
 
 2355. REID (JOHN) and EATON (JOHN HENRY). 
 The Life of Andrew Jackson, Major General in the Service of 
 the United States: Comprising a History of the War in the 
 South, from the Commencement of the Creek Campaign, to 
 the Termination of Hostilities before New Orleans. En- 
 graved portrait and 4 folding maps. 8vo, sheep (name on 
 title). ' Phila. 1817 
 
 * Pine copy op the First Edition, with the portrait and 
 four folded plans in fine condition. These plans are found in 
 no other edition. Sabin does not mention either portrait or 
 plans. 
 
 63 
 
23-56. EEID (SAMUEL C.). The Scouting Expeditions 
 of McCulloch's Texas Rangers, etc. Illustrations. First 
 Edition. 12mo, cloth. Phila. 1847 
 
 * Presentation copy from the author to Hon. Chas. Ferris, 
 with inscription. Contains incidents of border warfare with 
 the Comanche Indians. 
 
 2357. REPORT of the Joint Special Committee appointed 
 March 3, 1865. Condition of the Indian Tribes. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Wash. 1867 
 
 * See Field's long and interesting note on this volume in his 
 Indian Bibliography, No. 354. 
 
 2358. REVERE (JOSEPH W.). A Tour of Duty in Cali- 
 fornia, including a Description of the Gold Region. Map and 
 5 plates (should be 6). 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1849 
 
 * Five chapters relate to the Indians. 
 
 .2359. ROADS (SAMUEL). The History and Traditions 
 of Marblehead. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. 1880 
 
 * The first chapter relates mostly to the Naumkeag Indians. 
 
 2360. [ROBINSON (JOHN).] The Savage, by Piomingo, 
 a Headman and Warrior of the Muscogulee Nation. 8vo, 
 boards (slightly stained). Phila. 1838 
 
 2361. ROCKWELL (CHARLES). The Catskill Moun- 
 tains and the Region Around. Illustrations. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1873 
 
 * More than half of this volume is devoted to new and in- 
 teresting details of border war and Indian captivity. — Field. 
 
 2362. RONDTHALER (EDWARD). Life of John Hecke- 
 welder. Portrait. 12mo, cloth, uncut. Phila. 1847 
 
 2363. [ROUSSELOT DE SURGY (JACQUES P.).] His- 
 toire Naturelle et Politique de la Pensylvanie et de l'Etab- 
 lissement des Quakers clans cette Contree. Map. 12mo, old 
 calf. Paris, 1768 
 
 * In this issue the author 's name is not on the title, as in 
 some copies. Includes an account of the Delaware Indians. 
 
 2364. RUDD (MALCOLM DAY). An Historical Sketch 
 of Salisbury, Conn., and an Explanatory Note on Indian 
 Names, by Irvin W. Sanford. 8vo, wrappers. N. Y. 1899 
 
 2365. SABIN'S REPRINTS. Day Breaking if not the 
 Sun Rising of the Gospel with the Indians of New England, 
 1647 ; The Clear Sunshine of the Gospel breaking forth upon 
 the Indians in New England (Shepard)", 1648 ; Present State 
 of the Indians in New England (Whitfield), 1651; Further 
 Progress of the Gospel among the Indians in New England 
 (Whitfield), 1652; Progress of the Gospel among the Indians 
 of New England, 1659. 5 vols. 4to, original wrappers, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 * Sabin 's Quarto Series, each limited to 250 copies. 
 
 64 
 
2365*. SALT LAKE CITY. Lithographic View of "Neu- 
 Jerusalem." Programme announcing Jones Pantoscopic Mir- 
 ror of the Plains, Salt Lake City, etc, N. Y. [1850] . 2 pieces, 
 4to and folio. 
 
 2366. [SANDERS (MRS, ELIZABETH E.).] Conversa- 
 tions principally on the Aborigines of North America. First 
 Edition. 18mo, original wrappers. Salem, 1828 
 
 2366*. SANFORD (EZEKIEL). A History of the United 
 States before the Revolution, with some Account of the Abo- 
 rigines. 8vo, original sheep (neatly rebacked, and title re- 
 paired). Phila. 1819 
 *Oontains many valuable particulars relating to the In- 
 dians, their manners, customs, etc. 
 
 2367. SAPIR (EDWARD). Takelma Texts. 4to, wrap- 
 pers. Phila. 1909 
 
 * In the Takelma Indian language of Western Oregon. 
 
 2368. SCHOMBURGK (ROBERT H). A Description of 
 British Guiana, Geographical and Statistical. Map. 8vo, cloth 
 (loose). Lond. 1840 
 
 * Includes an account of the Indian tribes. 
 
 2369. SCHOOLCRAFT (HENRY R.). Alhalla; or, The 
 Lord of Talladega. A Tale of the Creek War. By Henry 
 Rowe Colcraft. First Edition. 12mo, boards. N. Y. 1843 
 
 2370. SCHOOLCRAFT (HENRY R). Census and Notes 
 of the Iroquois. 8vo, half calf (joints broken). N. Y. 1846 
 
 2371. SCHULTZ (J. W.). My Life as an Indian. Illus- 
 trated. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1907 
 
 2372. SCOLES (IGNATIUS). Sketches of African and 
 Indian Life in British Guiana. 12mo, boards. 
 
 Demerara, 1885 
 
 2373. SEAVER (JAMES E.). A Narrative of the Life 
 of Mrs. Mary Jemison, who was taken by the Indians in the 
 year 1755 and has continued to reside among them to the 
 present time. Containing an account of the Murder of her 
 Father and his Family, her marriage to two Indians, barbari- 
 ties of the Indians, etc. With an Appendix. First Edition. 
 16mo, half red levant morocco (17 pages in facsimile and a 
 few corners repaired). Canandaigua: J. D. Bemis & Co., 1824 
 
 * Extremely Eabe. Only a few copies known. Mary 
 Jemison, known as ' ' The White Woman of the Genesee, ' ' lived 
 about eighty years as a member of the Seneca Nation, refus- 
 ing to return to civilization when it was possible for her to 
 do so, and sharing in the tribal allotments of land. The 
 material for the narrative was obtained from her by James 
 Seaver, who spent several days with her taking notes. Most of 
 the copies now existing are imperfect. 
 
 2373*. SEMINOLE INDIAN WAR. Message from the 
 President of the United States, transmitting information in 
 relation to the War with the Seminoles. 8vo, new wrappers. 
 
 Wash. 1812 
 
2374. SBWALL (SAMUEL). The History of Woburn, 
 Middlesex County, Mass., from the grant of its Territory to 
 Charlestown, in 1640 to the Year 1860. With a Memorial 
 Sketch of the author. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1868 
 
 * With a table of contents and index, published later, laid in. 
 
 2375. SHEPPARD (JOHN H). A Memoir of Samuel G. 
 Drake. Portrait. 4to, half morocco. Albany, 1863 
 
 * Printed for private distribution. A. L. S. from Mr. Drake 
 inserted, and a pedigree of the Drake Family laid in. 
 
 2376. SIMMS (W. GILMORE). The Life of Captain John 
 Smith. Portrait. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. [1846] 
 
 2377. [SIMMS (W. GILMORE).] Life in America; or, 
 "Wigwam and the Cabin. 12mo, cloth. Aberdeen, 1848 
 
 2378. SIMMS (W. GILMORE). The Cassique of Kiawah. 
 A Colonial Romance. Frontispiece. Fikst Edition. 12mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1859 
 
 2379. SITGREAVES (CAPTAIN L.). Report of an Ex- 
 pedition down the Zuni and Colorado Rivers. 77 sketches, 
 views, illustrations and maps. 8vo, cloth. Wash. 1854 
 
 * Description of the domestic habits, pueblos, and cere- 
 monies of the Mojave, Zuni, and other Indian tribes of the 
 Colorado plateau. 
 
 2380. SMITH (HARLAN I.). The Saginaw Valley Collec- 
 tion. N. Y. 1901 ; Recent Archaeological Discoveries in North- 
 western America, n. p., 1906 ; Noteworthy Archeological 
 Specimens from Lower Columbia Valley. Lancaster, 1906 ; A 
 Remarkable Pipe from Northwestern America. Lancaster, 
 1906. Together 4 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 2381. SMITH (COL. JAMES). An Account of the Re- 
 markable Occurrences in the Life and Travels of Col. James 
 Smith, during his Captivity with the Indians, in the Years 
 1755, 56, 57, 58 & 59. With an Appendix of Illustrative Notes 
 by Wm. M. Darlington. Royal 8vo, half purple morocco, gilt 
 top, uncut. Cincinnati, 1870 
 
 * Number Five of the Ohio Valley Historical Series. Large 
 Paper copy. 
 
 2382. SMITH (CAPTAIN JOHN). A True Relation of 
 Virginia. With an Introduction and Notes by Charles Deane. 
 Facsimile map and title-page. Small 4to, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Bost. 1866 
 
 * Edition limited to 250 copies. A. L. S. of the editor laid in. 
 
 2383. SMITH (WILLIAM R.). The History of Wiscon- 
 sin, Historical and Documentary. Vols. I and III. 2 vols. 
 .8vo, cloth. Madison, Wis., 1854 
 
 *Each volume complete in itself, one containing the His- 
 torical and the other the Documentary History. No more pub- 
 lished. Relates largely to the Indians. 
 
 66 
 
2384. SPALDING (M. J.). Sketches of the Early Catholic 
 Missions of Kentucky; from their Commencement in 1787 to 
 the Jubilee of 1826-7. 12mo, sheep, rebacked (some pp. 
 foxed). Louisville, 1844 
 
 * Includes the narrative of John Lancaster 's captivity among 
 the Indians. 
 
 2385. SPAULDING (JOHN H.). Historical Relics of the 
 White Mountains. Illustrations. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 * Contains Indian legends, traditions, etc. Bost. 1855 
 
 2386. SQUIER (E, G.). Translation of the "Walum- 
 Olum"; or, Bark Record of the Linni-Lenape. Indian picture 
 symbols. 8vo, new boards. [N. Y. 1849] 
 
 * Author 's separate edition, only a few copies printed. The 
 first two songs are in both Delaware and English. 
 
 2387. SQUIER (E. G.). Die Staaten von Central- Amerika 
 insbesondere Honduras, San Salvador und die Moskitokuste. 
 Herausgegeben von Karl Andree. Map. 8vo, old half calf 
 (broken, worn). Leipzig, 1856! 
 
 2388. SQUIER (E. G.). The States of Central America; 
 their Geography, Topography, Climate, Population, etc. 
 Original maps and illustrations. Thick 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 N. Y. 1858 
 
 * One of the uncut copies issued for the English market, with 
 Sampson, Low, Son, and Co. 's list bound in at the back. 
 
 2389. SQUIER (E. G.). Nicaragua: its People, Scenery, 
 Monuments, Resources, Condition, and proposed Canal. 100 
 original maps and illustrations. Revised edition. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1860 
 
 2390. SQUIER (E. G.). Monograph of Authors who have 
 Written on the Languages of Central America, and Collected 
 Vocabularies or Composed Works in the Native Dialects of 
 that Country. 4to, half leather, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 Albany : J. Munsell, 1861 
 
 * Large paper, only 100 copies printed. 
 
 2391. SQUIER (E. G.). Quelques Remarques sur la Geo- 
 graphie et les Monuments du Perou. Paris, 1868^ Ruins of 
 Tenampua, Honduras, Central America. N. p., 1853. To- 
 gether 2 pieces, 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 2392. SQUIER (E. G.). Mezzotint portrait by P. M. 
 Whelpley from a Photograph by Mad. Whernert. Printed on 
 India paper, mounted to folio. 
 
 2393. STANSBURY (HOWARD). An Expedition to the 
 Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah. Atlas and numerous 
 plates. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1855 
 
 2394. STARR (FREDERICK). Notes on Mexican Archae- 
 ology. Chic. 1894 ; Survivals of Paganism in Mexico. N. p., 
 1899 ; The Philippine Library. N. p., 1902 ; and others. To- 
 gether 5 pieces, 8vo, paper. 
 
 67 
 
2394*. STEELE (ZADOCK). The Indian Captive; or a 
 Narrative of the Captivity and Sufferings of Zadock Steele, 
 Related by Himself; to which is prefixed an Account of the 
 Burning of Royalton. Facsimile. 16mo, original boards, 
 uncut. Springfield, 1908 
 
 * One of 526 copies printed on handmade paper ; The Indian 
 Captivities Series. 
 
 2395. STEPHENS (JOHN L.). Incidents of Travel in 
 Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan. Map and numerous 
 engravings. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1842 
 
 * The scarce London issue. 
 
 2396. STEPHENS (JOHN L.). Incidents of Travel in 
 Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan. Illustrated. 2 
 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1867 
 
 2397. STEVENS (EDWARD T.). Flint Chips. A Guide 
 to Pre-Historic Archaeology, as illustrated by the collection in 
 the Blackmore Museum, Salisbury. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1870 
 
 * Includes a description of the Squire and Davis collections 
 of American antiquities, now in the Blackmore Museum. 
 
 2398. STILES (HENRY R,). The History and Geneal- 
 ogies of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut ; including East Wind" 
 sor, South Windsor, Bloomfield, Windsor Locks and Ellington. 
 1635-1891. Numerous portraits, charts, maps, facsimiles, etc. 
 2 vols, royal 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. Hartford, 1891-2 
 
 * With 2 A. L. S. from the author inserted, concerning the 
 above work; an A. L. S. from Ruth T. Sperry, who assisted 
 the compiler; and a list of errata in manuscript. The Indian 
 history of the locality is treated fully, and with special refer- 
 ence to the Podunk and other Mohegan tribes. 
 
 2399. STOBO (MAJOR ROBERT). Memoirs of Major 
 Robert Stobo of the Virginia Regiment. Folding map. 
 16mo, cloth (slightly stained). Pittsburgh, 1854 
 
 * Reprinted from the original edition of London, 1800, of 
 which only three copies are known, namely, those in the British 
 Museum, John Carter Brown, and Church libraries. 
 
 2400. STOCKTON (PRANK R.). Stories of New Jersey. 
 Illustrated. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1896 
 
 2401. STOLL (OTTO). Guatemala. Reisen und Schilder- 
 ungen aus den 1878-83. Maps and illustrations. 8vo, half 
 morocco. Leipzig, 1886 
 
 2402. STONE (WILLIAM L.). The Life of Joseph 
 Brant, Thayendanegea : including the Border Wars of the 
 American Revolution. Portraits, maps and illustrations. 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N_ y X838 
 
 2403. STONE (WILLIAM L.). Border Wars of the 
 American Revolution. First Edition. 2 vols. 16mo, cloth. 
 
 *™.- N - Y. 1843 
 
 This is really the life of Joseph Brant (Thayendanegea) 
 m popular form. 
 
2404. STREET (ALFRED B.). Frontenac. A Poem. 
 8vo, cloth (broken at joints). Lond. 1849 
 
 * Presentation copy from the author to Gen. Bayard, with 
 inscription. Founded on the French and Indian Wars. 
 
 2405. STRICKLAND (W. P.). Old Mackinaw; or, the 
 Fortress of the Lakes and its Surroundings. Frontispiece. 
 12mo, cloth. Phila. 1860 
 
 * Contains Indian legends and sketches of Indian life. 
 
 2406. SUTCLIFF (ROBERT). Travels in some Parts of 
 North America in 1804-6. 6 plates. First Edition. 12mo, 
 original boards, uncut (broken). York, 1811 
 
 2407. SYDNEY (ALGERNON). Letters of Algernon 
 Sydney, in Defense of Civil Liberty, etc. With an Appendix 
 [regarding the Creek Indians]. 8vo, wrappers (slightly- 
 stained). Richmond, 1830 
 
 2408. TALBOT (ETHELBERT). My People of the 
 Plains. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1906 
 
 2409. TEMPLE (J. H.). History of North Brookfield, 
 Mass. With an Account of Old Quabaug, Indian and Eng- 
 lish Occupation, Brookfield Records, and a Genealogical Regis- 
 ter. Map, portraits and illustrations. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 North Brookfield, 1887 
 
 2410. THATCHER (B. B.). Indian Biography: or, an 
 Historical Account of the North American Natives as Orators, 
 Warriors, Statesmen, etc. Portrait. 2 vols. 16mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1840 
 
 2411. THATCHER (B. B.). Indian Traits: being 
 Sketches of the Manners, Customs, and Character of the North 
 American Natives. Illustrations. 2 vols. 16mo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1865 
 
 2412. THAYER (WILLIAM M.). Marvels of the New 
 West. Illustrated with over 350 plates and a map. 8vo, 
 stamped leather. Norwich, Conn., 1888 
 
 * Contains chapters on the Zunis and Moquis. 
 
 2413. THIEL (B. A.). Apuntes Lexicograficos de las 
 Lenguas y Dialects de los Indios de Costa-Rica, etc. 8vo, 
 half cloth. San Jose de Costa-Rica, 1882 
 
 2414. THOMAS (CYRUS). Work in Mound Exploration 
 of the Bureau of Ethnology. Wash. 1887; The Problem of 
 the Ohio Mounds. Wash. 1889 ; The Circular, Square, and 
 Octagonal Earthworks of Ohio. Wash. 1889 (2 copies) ; 
 Catalogue of Prehistoric Works east of the Rocky Mountains. 
 Wash. 1891. Together 6 vols. 8vo, cloth and paper. 
 
 2415. THOMSON (JOHN LEWIS). History of the Indian 
 Wars and War of the Revolution of the United States. 
 Numerous illustrations by , W. Croome and others. With ad- 
 ditions and corrections. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1873 
 
 6'J' 
 
2416. THORPE (T. B.). The Mysteries of the Back- 
 woods; or, Sketches of the Southwest. Illustrations ly Bar- 
 ley. 12mo, wrappers. " Phila. 1846 
 
 * Includes tales relating to the Choctaw and other Indians. 
 
 2417. THWAITES (REUBEN GOLD). How George 
 Rogers Clark Won the Northwest. Illustrated. 12-mo, cloth. 
 
 Chicago, 1904 
 
 2418. THWAITES (REUBEN G.) & KELLOGG 
 (LOUISE P.). The Revolution on the Upper Ohio, 1775- 
 1777. Map and portraits. 12mo, cloth. Madison, 1908 
 
 2419. TICE (JOHN H.). Over the Plains, on the Moun- 
 tains ; or, Kansas, Colorado, and the Rocky Mountains ; Agri- 
 culturally, Mineralogically, etc. Illustrated. First Editton. 
 8vo, cloth. St. Louis, Mo., 1872 
 
 * Treats of the Indians in Colorado, etc. 
 
 2420. TOLMIE (W. F.) and DAWSON (G. W.). Com- 
 parative Vocabularies of the Indian Tribes of British Co- 
 lumbia. Illustrations. 8vo, half calf, original front cover 
 bound in. Montreal, 1884 
 
 2421. TONER (J. M.). Address before the Rocky Moun- 
 tain Association, with views of the origin and practice of medi- 
 cine among the North American Indians. 12mo, pp. 112, 
 boards. Wash. 1877 
 
 2422. [TRUMBULL (HENRY).] History of the Dis- 
 covery of America and Engagements with the Indians, to 
 which is added, the Defeat of Generals Braddock, Harmer 
 and St. Clair, by the Indians at the Westward, etc. By a 
 Citizen of Connecticut. 2 folding plates, fine impressions, 
 slightly colored. 8vo, old calf. Norwich, 1810 
 
 * The rare second edition, in which the preface is omitted, 
 considerable additions made to the text, and a new plate in- 
 serted at p. 155. 
 
 2423. [TRUMBULL (HENRY).] History of the Dis- 
 covery of America and Engagements with the Indians. By 
 a Citizen of Connecticut. 2 folding plates, entirely uncolorrd. 
 12mo, old calf (name on title). Trenton, 1812 
 
 * This rare edition has Trumbull 's copyright notice on the 
 back of the title, with a conveyance of it to D. Fenton, of 
 Trenton, for the Southern States. The two copperplates are 
 the same as those in the Norwich editions. 
 
 2424. TRUMBULL (JAMES RUSSELL). History of 
 Northampton, Mass., from its Settlement in 1654. Maps, 
 portraits and illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Northampton, 1898-1902 
 
 * Treats fully of the Indians of the Connecticut Vallev, the 
 different campaigns of King Philip's War, Mrs. Eowlandson's 
 Captivity, the Fight at Turner 's Falls, etc. 
 
 70 
 
2425. TUKUDH LANGUAGE. Ostervald's Abridgment 
 in the Tukudh Language of Northwest Canada; Oxenden's 
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 2426. TUSCARORA. North Carolina Booklets. Indian 
 Massacre and Tuscarora "War (Clark), Indian Tribes of East- 
 ern Carolina (Dillard), Colonial New Bern (Kennedy). To- 
 gether 3 pieces, 12mo, wrappers. Raleigh, 1901-06 
 
 2427. TUTTLE (CHARLES RICHARD). History of the 
 Border Wars of Two Centuries, embracing a Narrative of 
 the "Wars with the Indians from 1750 to 1874. Illustrated. 
 First Edition. 8vo, stamped leather (rubbed). 
 
 Chicago, 1874 
 
 2428. [TUTTLE (SARAH).] Letters on the Chickasaw 
 and Osage Missions. Frontispiece. 16mo, cloth. Bost. 1833 
 
 2428*. TWISS (TRAVERS). The Oregon Question Ex- 
 amined in respect to Facts and the Law of Nations. 2 maps. 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1846 
 
 2429. TYLOR (EDWARD B.). Anahuac; or, Mexico and 
 the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. Lond. 1861 
 
 * Large portions are devoted to the Aztecs and to the mod- 
 ern Indians. 
 
 2430. VAN FLEET (J. A.). Old and New Mackinac: with 
 copious extracts from Marquette, Hennepin, La Hontan, etc. 
 Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Grand Rapids, Mich., 1880 
 
 * Third edition, enlarged. Relates largely to the Chippewa 
 Indians. 
 
 2431. VAN HEUVEL (J. A.). El Dorado; a narrative of 
 the circumstances which gave rise to reports of a rich and 
 splendid city in South America. With a defence of Sir 
 Walter Raleigh's relations respecting it, and a nation of 
 female warriors in the vicinity of the Amazon. Map. 8vo, 
 half leather. NT. (1844) 
 
 2432. VAN TRAMP (JOHN C). Prairie and Rocky 
 Mountain Adventures. Illustrated. Thick 8vo, leather 
 (covers loose). Columbus, O., 1866 
 
 2433. VAUX (ROBERTS). Discourse before the Histori- 
 cal Society of Pennsylvania. 8vo, wrappers. Phila. 1827 
 
 * Relates entirely to the treatment of the Indians of Penn- 
 sylvania, and the efforts of the Quakers in their behalf. 
 
 2434. VEDIA (DON ENRIQUE DE). Historiadores, 
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 2 vols, royal 8vo, boards, leather backs. Madrid, 1852 
 
 * Contains the works of Cortes, Gomara, Oviedo, Cabeca de 
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2435. VERMILYE (ASHBEL G.). A Sermon commemo- 
 rative of the Character of Miss Mary C. Greenleaf, late a 
 Missionary Teacher at Wapanucka, in the Chickasaw Nation. 
 8vo, wrappers. Newburyport, 1857 
 
 2436. VERSTEEG (DINGMAN). Manhattan in 1628, as 
 described in the recently discovered Autograph Letter of 
 Jonas Michaelius written from the Settlement on the 8th of 
 August of that year and now first published. With a Review 
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 * One of 175 copies on Holland hand-made paper. Contains 
 some account of the Manhattan Indians. 
 
 2437. VIDE (V. V.). Sketches of Aboriginal Life. Ameri- 
 can Tableaux, No. 1. 12mo, stamped leather, gilt edges. 
 
 N. T. 1846 
 
 2438. VIELE (MRS. E. L.). "Following the Drum": a 
 Glimpse of Frontier Life. 12mo, cloth. N. T. 1858 
 
 * Experience in Texas and with the Comanche Indians. 
 
 2439. VINTON (SAMUEL F.). Speech of Mr. Vinton, on 
 the Emigration of Indians. First Edition. 28 pp. 12mo, 
 new covers (slightly stained). Wash. 1828 
 
 2440. VIRGINIA. A Narrative of the Indian and Civil 
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 Bost. 1814 [repr. 1835] 
 
 2441. VIRGINIA'S Indian contributions to English 
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 hanek Dialect of Virginia (Gerard), Some Powhatan Names 
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 Lancaster, Pa., 1904-07 
 
 2442. VOGT (DR. CARL). Lectures on Man: his place 
 in Creation, etc. Edited by James Hunt. Illustrated. 8vo, 
 cloth (presentation stamp on title). Lond. 1864 
 
 * With some particulars relating to the Indians. 
 
 2443. VON RECK AND BOLZIUS. An Extract of the 
 Journals of Mr. Commissary Von Reck, who conducted the 
 first transport of Saltzburgers to Georgia, and of the Rev. 
 Mr. Bolzius, one of their Ministers. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
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 * Force's Collection of Historical Tracts, Vol. IV, No. 5. 
 Eelates partly to the Creek Indians. 
 
 2444. WAHLSTEDT (JACOBUS J.). Iter in Americam. 
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 *A dissertation, before the University of Upsala, on the 
 evidences of visits of the Northmen to America. 
 
 2445. WALKER (C. B.). The Mississippi Valley, and 
 Prehistoric Events: giving an account of the original forma- 
 tion and early condition of the great valley, etc. Illustra- 
 tions. 8vo, sheep (cracked). Burlington, Iowa, 1881 
 
 * Part Two deals with the Indian tribes and European settle- 
 ment of the valley. 
 
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2446. WALKER (CHARLES I.). The North-West during 
 the Revolution. Annual Address before the State Historical 
 Society of Wisconsin. 8vo, wrappers. Madison, 1871 
 
 2447. WALKER (FRANCIS A.). The Indian Question. 
 Map. 12mo, cloth. Boat. 1874 
 
 * Nearly half of the volume is. taken up with an account of 
 the various tribes. 
 
 2448. WATSON (HENRY C). Thrilling Adventures of 
 Hunters, in the Old World and the New. Numerous wood- 
 cuts. 8vo, original stamped leather (cracked, one plate re- 
 paired). Bost. 1855 
 
 * Includes adventures among the Indians. 
 
 2449. WATSON (HENRY C). Camp-Fires of the Revo- 
 lution ; or, the War of Independence. With Original illustra- 
 tions by Croome. 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt edges. Phila. 1859 
 
 2450. WEBBER (CHARLES W.). Old Hicks the Guide; 
 or, Adventures in the Camanche Country. First Edition. 
 12mo, cloth. N. Y. 1848 
 
 2451. WEBBER (CHARLES W.). The Gold Mines of 
 the Gila. A Sequel to Old Hicks the Guide. First Edition. 
 2 vols, in one. 12mo, original cloth (name on title). 
 
 N. Y. 1849 
 
 2452. WEBBER (CHARLES W.). "Sam"; or, the His- 
 tory of Mystery. Illustrated. First Edition. 8vo, stamped 
 leather (binding broken). Cincinnati, 1855 
 
 * Contains narratives of the early Indian wars, etc. 
 
 2453. WEBBER ( CHARLES W. ) . The Hunter-Naturalist. 
 Romance of Sporting; or, Wild Scenes and Wild Hunters. 
 Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. Phila. 1856 
 
 * Contains Audubon and Boone, pp. 123-190; the hunters of 
 Kentucky, pp. 191-210; James Harrod of Harrodsburg, pp. 
 231-246. 
 
 2454. WEBBER (CHARLES W.). Historical and Revo- 
 lutionary Incidents of Early Settlers of the U. S. Frontis- 
 piece. 12mo, cloth (back torn). Phila. 1859 
 
 2455. WELSH (WILLIAM). Summing Up of Evidence 
 before a Committee charged with the Investigation of Mis- 
 conduct in the Indian Office. 8vo, wrappers. Wash. 1871 
 
 2456. WESTBOROUGH, MASS. The History of West- 
 borough. The Early History by Herman P. DeForest. The 
 Later History by Edward C. Bates. Map and illustrations. 
 8vo, cloth. Westborough, 1891 
 
 * Indian history, legends, and wars fill the most of the first 
 three chapters. 
 
 2457. WESTCOTT (THOMPSON). Life of John Fitch, 
 the Inventor of the Steam-Boat. Frontispiece. First Edi- 
 tion. 12mo, cloth. Phila. 1857 
 
 * Chapters 5 and 6 deal with Fitch's eaptivity and adven- 
 tures among the Indians, etc. 
 
2458. WESTERN CHEROKEES. Opinion of the Court 
 of Claims in the Case of the Western Cherokees. 8vo, wrap- 
 pers. 1891 
 
 2459. WESTERN RESERVE HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 
 Tracts 73-84. Illustrated. 8vo, eloth. Cleveland, 1892: 
 
 * Contains Bead 's Archaeology of Ohio ; Fairchild 's Manu- 
 script of Solomon Spaulding and the Book of Mormon; Boyn- 
 ton's Early History of Lorain County, etc. Each tract has its 
 own title-page. 
 
 2460. WETMORE (HELEN CODY). Last of the Great 
 Scouts. The Life Story of Col. Wm. F. Cody. Illustrated. 
 8vo, cloth, gilt top, uncut. Chi., n. d. 
 
 2461. WHEELER (EDWARD S.). Scheyichbi and the 
 Strand ; or, Early Days along the Delaware. With an account 
 of recent events at Sea Grove. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phila. 1876 
 
 * Treats of the Indians of Southern New Jersey, especially 
 those in the neighborhood of Cape May. 
 
 2462. WHEELER (OLIN D.). Indianland and Wonder- 
 land. Illustrated. 8vo, wrappers. St. Paul, 1894 
 
 * Tells of the Flathead Indians and the Jesuit Missions 
 among them. 
 
 2463. WHEELER (OLIN D.). The Trail of Lewis and 
 Clark 1804-1904. Colored frontispieces and 200 illustrations. 
 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. N. Y. 1904 
 
 2464. WHEELOCK (ELEAZAR). A plain and faithful 
 Narrative of the Original Design, Rise, Progress and Present 
 State of the Indian Charity-School at Lebanon, in Connecti- 
 cut. With its continuation till 1775. 9 vols. 8vo, boards, 
 cloth backs, uncut. Bost. & Hartford, 1763-75 [reprints] 
 
 * Eochester Beprints, Nos. 1-9, each limited to 1 25 copies. 
 
 2465. WHEELOCK (ELEAZAR). A Continuation of the 
 Narrative of the Indian Charity School, in Lebanon in Con- 
 necticut, New England, founded and carried on by Dr. 
 Eleazar Wheelock. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Lond. 1769 
 
 * Reprint of Manchester (N. H.), 1891. The original is 
 the rarest of the series. 
 
 2466. WHEELOCK (ELEAZAR). A Continuation of the 
 Narrative of the Indian Charity-School begun in Lebanon, 
 Conn.; now incorporated with Dartmouth College, in New 
 Hampshire. 8vo, unbound. Hartford, 1773 
 
 * Contains: An Abstract of the Journal of a Mission to the- 
 Delaware Indians, West of the Ohio, 1772-3, by Bey. David 
 Maccluer and Levi Erisbie. 
 
 2467. WHETHAM (J. W. BODDAM). Across Central 
 America. Frontispiece. 8vo, eloth, gilt edges. Lond. 187T 
 
 * The author visited the ruins of Quiche, Copan, and 
 Palenque, and travelled through Guatemala. 
 
 74 
 
2468. WHIPPLE (LIEUT. A. W.). Report of an expedi- 
 tion from San Diego to the Colorado. 8vo, pp. 28, in board 
 covers. Wash. [ 18 5i] 
 
 * With a Yuma-English Vocabulary. 
 
 2469. WHITE (SAMUEL). History of the American 
 Troops, during the Late War, under the command of Cols. 
 Fenton and Campbell. Piest Edition. 16mo, boards, cloth 
 back (library stamp on back of title-page) . 
 
 Balto. : Published by the author, 1829 
 
 * Scarce. Tells of the capture of the author and his com- 
 panions by the Indians. 
 
 2470. WHITE (SAMUEL). History of the American 
 Troops during the Late War, under the Commands of Col- 
 onels Penton and Campbell. 12mo, boards, cloth back uncut. 
 
 Baltimore, 1830 
 
 * One of 300 copies reprinted at Rochester, 1896. 
 
 2471. [WHITING (HENRY).] Ontwa, the Son of the 
 Forest. A Poem. First Edition. 8vo, boards, uncut (cor- 
 rection in ink). N. Y. 1822 
 
 * Contains a description of the destruction of the Eries by 
 the Iroquois. 
 
 2472. WHITING (HENRY). Sannillac, a Poem. Notes 
 by Lewis Cass and Henry R. Schoolcraft. 12mo, original 
 cloth, uncut. Bost. 1831 
 
 * Relates to the wars between the Iroquois and the Wyandots. 
 
 2473. WHITTAKER (FREDERICK). A Complete Life 
 of Gen. George A. Custer. Portraits, maps, and other illus- 
 trations. Large 8vo, cloth. N. Y. [1876] 
 
 2474. WHITTLESEY (CHAS.). Ancient Earth Forts of 
 the Cuyahoga Valley, Ohio. Plates. 8vo, wrappers (back 
 cover missing). Cleveland, 1871 
 
 2475. WILD LIFE on the Plains and Horrors of Indian 
 Warfare. Illustrated. 8vo, cloth. St. Louis [1891] 
 
 2476! WILLIAMS (MEADE C). Early Mackinac: "the 
 Fairy Island. ' ' A Sketch. Illustrated. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 St. Louis [1897] 
 
 * Contains Chippewa Indian Legends, etc. 
 
 2476*. WILLIAMS (ROGER). A Key into the Language 
 of America. 1643. Facsimile. 8vo, original wrappers, un- 
 cut. Providence, 1827 
 
 * Vol. I of the Collections of the Rhode Island Historical 
 Society. Name on front wrapper. 
 
 2477. WILLIAMS (R. H). With the Border Ruffians. 
 Memoirs of the Far West 1852-1868. Portraits. 8vo, cloth, 
 gilt top. N. Y. 1907 
 
 2478. WINTHROP (JOHN). Winthrop's Journal "His- 
 tory of New England," 1630-1649. Edited by James K. 
 Hosmer. Numerous facsimiles. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1908 
 
 75 
 
2479. WISCONSIN. Second and Third Annual Reports 
 and Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. 
 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers. Madison, 1856-57 
 
 * Contain accounts of the Black Hawk War and other In- 
 dian troubles. 
 
 2480. WISCONSIN. Governor's Message and accompany- 
 ing Documents for the Year 1857. Vol. II. 8vo, sheep 
 (cracked). [Madison, 1857] 
 
 * First Edition ; Very Scarce. This is the third volume of 
 the Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 
 and contains much interesting material on the Indians of that 
 state. 
 
 2481. WISCONSIN HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLEC- 
 TIONS. Vol. VI. [reprint]. Illustrations. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Madison, 1908 
 
 * Contains two long articles of unusual interest: (1) Jona- 
 than Carver and "Carver's Grant," by D. S. Durrie; and (2) 
 Eleazer Williams and the Lost Prince, by John Y. Smith. 
 
 2482. WOOD (SILAS). A Sketch of the First Settlement 
 of the Several Towns on Long Island, with the Political Con- 
 dition to the end of the American Revolution. Biographical 
 Memoir by Alden J. Spooner. Three photographic illustra- 
 tions. 4to, half morocco (slightly rubbed). 
 
 Brooklyn, Printed' for the Furman Club, 1865 
 
 * Inserted is a 2 pp. A. L. S. from the author relating to the 
 Bankrupt Law of 1840. The photographs are much larger than 
 those usually placed in copies of this size. Large paper copy, 
 of which only 50 copies were printed. Contains an account of 
 the Montauk Indians, with a vocabulary. 
 
 2483. [WOODWARD (ASHBEL, and others).] The 
 Celebration of the 150th Anniversary — of the' Congregational 
 Church in Franklin, Conn. Oct. 14, 1868. Map and portraits. 
 8vo, cloth. New Haven, 1869 
 
 * Gives the Indian deed of Norwich, Indian names, etc. 
 
 2484. WOODWARD (ASHBEL). Wampum. 8vo, wrap- 
 pers. Albany, 1878 
 
 * One of the best treatises on the subject. 
 
 2485. WOOLMAN (JOHN). A Journal of the Life, 
 Gospel Labours, and Christian Experiences of John Wool- 
 man ; to which are added his Works. 3vo, old half calf. 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 * Woolman was born in West New Jersey in 1720. His 
 travels were through the Middle Colonies and New England. 
 Chap. 8 describes his visit to the Wyoming Indians on the 
 Susquehanna. 
 
 2486. WRIGHT (ROBERT C). Indian Masonrv. Illus- 
 trated. 12mo, boards, cloth back. Ann Arbor, Mich., 1907 
 
 2487. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Bidlack (B. Alden). 
 Address delivered on Feb. 22, 1839, at Wilkes-Barre, in vindi- 
 cation of the Patriotism and Military Services of the first 
 settlers of Wyoming. 8vo, sewed. Wash. 1842 
 
 * One of the scarcest pamphlets on the Wyoming massacre. 
 
2488. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Centennial Hand-Book. 
 Anniversary of the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming. Illus- 
 trated. 8vo, wrappers. Pittston, Pa. 1878 
 
 2489. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. The Massacre of Wyo- 
 ming. Introduction by Horace E. Hayden. Facsimile. 8vo, 
 wrappers, uncut. Wilkes-Barre, 1895 
 
 2490. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Hayden (Horace E.) 
 Major John Garrett, a Forgotten Hero of the Massacre of 
 Wyoming. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. Wilkes-Barre, 1895 
 
 2491. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Hayden (Horace E.) 
 A Brief Sketch of Captain Joseph Davis and Lieut. William 
 Jones, of the Pennsylvania Line who were slain by the Indians, 
 1779. An Address by Mrs. John Case Phelps on the erection 
 of a monument to Capt. Davis and Lieut. Jones, with a Sketch 
 of these officers by H. E. Hayden. 2 vols. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 Wilkes-Barre 1897 
 
 2492. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Johnson (Frederick 
 C). Count Zinzendorf and the Moravian and Indian Occu- 
 pancy of the Wyoming Valley, 1742-1767. Portrait and plate. 
 8vo, wrappers, uncut. N. p., 1904 
 
 * A. L. S. from the author laid in. 
 
 2493. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Johnson (Wesley, 
 editor). Wyoming. A Record of the 100th Year commemo- 
 rative of the Battle and Massacre. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Wilkesbarre, Pa. 1882 
 
 2494. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Reynolds (Sheldon). 
 The Frontier Forts within the Wyoming Valley. With a 
 memoir of the author by A. H. McClintock. Map. 8vo, 
 wrappers, uncut. Wilkes-Barre, 1896 
 
 2495. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Scott (Eben G.). His- 
 torical Address delivered at the Wyoming Monument, 1893. 
 8vo, wrappers. N. p., 1893 
 
 2496. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Wilcox (William A.). 
 The Flight from Wyoming. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 [Wilkes-Barre, 1900] 
 
 2497. WYOMING VALLEY, PA. Wilcox (William A.). 
 Jenkins Fort. An Historical Address. 8vo, wrappers. 
 
 Pittston, 190O 
 
 2498. YAHGAN LANGUAGE. Broadside. The Lord's 
 Prayer printed in the Yahgan Language. Size 20 x 27 inches. 
 
 * The language of a part of Patagonia. Lond. (1889) 
 
 2499. YOUNG (EGERTON R.). Stories from Indian 
 Wigwams and Northern Camp-Fires. Illustrated. 12mo, 
 cloth. N. Y. (1895?) 
 
 2500. YOUNG (REV. JACOB). Autobiography of a 
 Pioneer. Portrait. First Edition. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1857 
 
 * Contains considerable material on the Wyandots. 
 
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