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 Abhevillk (Claude d'). Histoire de la Mission des 
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 12°, mlf. Very rare. Park, 1614 
 
 Ahstkacteu Indian Jionds ; Report of Committee. 8°. 
 
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 Adaiu (James). Geschielite der Amerikanischen In- 
 di 'tier. 8^, hoardi^. Bredau, 1782 
 
 Afi rriNG History of the Dreadful Distresses of Fred- 
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 Amkuican Adventures by Land and Sea. 2 vols., 16°, 
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 Akknas. Vocabvlario Manual de las Lengvas Castellana 
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 AiiTHUB (T. S.). History of Kentucky. 16°. 
 
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 I3anvard (J.). Tragic Scenes in the 
 
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 [istory of Mary- 
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/./Z\0 Bakhkk (J. W.). Incidents in American History. 12°. 
 
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 ^ Vll IJaukkk. An Interestinn" Narnitive (never before pub- 
 lislied) of tiie Snfferin«i:s of Mr. Joseph Barker and his 
 wife Maitiia. who were taken by a scontini^ P'^^i'ty <>+ 
 Ib-itish and Indians, and all their property destroyed, in 
 the year 1777. With an cngravin*^. S°, hdlf turl-ey 
 nioi'occo, hy Maitham. Roclienier, N. )'., 1S3(> 
 
 . l^Vl Hauke'it (S. a.). Miantononioh, and otlior Poems. 
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 //'^iJJ BAuri.KTT (J. R.). PersiHial Narrative of Ex[)loration8 
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 ^.:?vrl5 Benson (II. C). Life amouj^ the Choctaw Indians, and 
 Sketches of the Sonth-West. 12°, dofh. Cincinnati, I860 
 
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 now somewhat abbreviated. 8°, calf. Lorulon., 1703 
 
 • c-'JlS Boon. Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets relating to 
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 .cfi'^l BozMAN (J. L.). Sketch of the History of Maryland. 
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 the Whiskey Insurrection. 8'^', doth. PlifHhfirgh, 1859 
 
 I'rasskuk de i'ourbourw. Bibliotheque Mexico-Guate- 
 malienne, ])rceedeo d'nn Oonpd'(ei! surles Etudes Anier- 
 icaines. 8 ', cioih, intciii. Paris^ 1871 
 
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 Qnichee, avec un Yocabulaire. Royal 8', half inrkcij. 
 
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 rarls, 1868 
 
 J3Rrrisn Military Jiibrary or Journal, (colored plates 
 and maps. 1 \o\i^., ^°, half calf. JMnrlan, 179^ 
 
 Brooklyn. Prospect Park. Second Annual Report. 
 8°. 1862 
 
 Bruyas (Rev. Jas.). Radical Words of the Mohawk 
 Language, with their Derivatives. 8'^, cloth. 
 
 ii. d., n.jt. 
 
 Bryant and Murch. A History ot the Great Massacre 
 by the Sioux Indians in Minnesota. Illustrated. 12°, 
 
 'loth. 
 
 Cl)icinnaii. 1864 
 
 BuELL (Saml.). A Faithful Narrative of the Remarkable 
 Revival of Religion in the Congregation of Easthampton, 
 on Long Island, 1764. Portrait. 12°, hoards. 
 
 Saf/ Harhor, 1808 
 
 >^/2 32 Bdrooyne. A State of the Exi)edition from Canada, 
 with a Collection of Authentic Documents. 2d edition. 
 
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 BuscuMANN (C Ed.). Tiber die Aztekischen Ortsnamen. 
 Erste abtheilung. '^°,j>aper. 2 coj)ies. /?^';7m, 1853 
 
 Byfikld (N.). An Account of the late Revolution in 
 
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 ,J^-34 
 
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 New England. 4°, cloth, ancxt. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 
 Byron. A Voyage round the World. Plate. 8°, 
 hoards. London., 1767 
 
 Cassani (Joseph). Historia de la Provincia de la Com- 
 pania de Jesus del nnevo reyno de Granada en la Amer- 
 ica. Folio, vellum. En Madrid, 1741 
 
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 Catalooitk of the Library of liowdoiii Colle<5e. S' 
 
 j/of/t 
 
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 CiiKuoKKK Indian Aflfiiirs. Itoport of Socrotjiry of War 
 rospectiiii; P^nrolluients, Emigration, tfec, of the (.lierokecs, 
 
 1830 
 
 •/of/i. 
 
 J v/^ 39 CrPKS et Rnines Anioricainos, reciioilh'es ot pliotoi^raphics 
 ir I). Ciiarnay, avec un tcxte par M. Viollot-Lo-Duc. 8' 
 
 
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 yf/T)40 Clark (John). Ill Newes from New Eni^land ; oraNar 
 ative of New Eiiijland's Persecution, wherein is deelared 
 that wliile old Eii'Hand is heeoniint' New, New En<;land 
 
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 CocKBrRN. The Unfortunate Englishman ; or a Faith- 
 ful Narrative of the Distresses and Adventures of John 
 Cockburn and iive other Eniiflish Mariners, who were 
 taken by a Spanish Guarda Costa. 24 \ «/u><'p. 
 
 D>(Hdi'>\ 1804 
 
 CuKKK Indian Aflairs; Messa<;es from President and 
 Letters from Secretary of War. 8\ doth. J83<)-"'37 
 
 Crocke'IT. Narrative of the Life of David (hwkert. 
 Written by Ilimselt. 12'. /.<>//<^//, ls34 
 
 Drayton (John). Afemoirs of the American Ilevolu- 
 tion ; as relatinjj; to the State ot South (Jarolina. ]*ortrait. 
 2 vols., 8°, half calf Ch<(r/t'sto„, 1821 
 
 Du Ponceau. Memoiro sur Ic Systeme Grammaticale 
 des Langues quel({ues nations Indiennes de TAmerique 
 du Nord. S'^, /lalf jitomrfo. /\^/v'.s', 1838 
 
 Duran (N). Littene Annua' Provincije Paraquarit\? 
 Societatis Jesu. 12", vdlnni. Aiifirrj>i(B, 1636 
 
 Fernandez (Digo). Primera, y Segunda Parte, de la 
 Ilistoria del Peru. Folio, vdlnm. 
 
 hnjyresfio en /SevU/a, en Cam de Hevnando diaz, 1571 
 
 Gallatin (Albert). A Synopsis of the Indian Tribes 
 within the (J. S. East of the Rocky Mountains, &c. 8°, 
 cloth, nnct/t. Camhi'idije, 1836 
 
 Georgia Controversy. Report of the Select Committee 
 of House ot Representatives ; with accompanying Docu- 
 ments and a Report and Resolutions of the Legislature 
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 (tookin (D.). ITistorical Accoimt of tlic Doiniijs and 
 Sufforiiiiis of tlie Christian Indians in Ntnv England, in 
 the Years 1675, 1676, 1677. S\ clotf,, inn'>i1. 
 
 ('((,,,hri<hj,', 1836 
 
 Gkavikr ((t.). Dec'ouvertes et Etahlissonient de ('avalier 
 de la Salle de Rouen dans rAniori([no dn Nord. Royal 
 8", doth, uncut. J'ai'i^^ 1870 
 
 ITkndeuson (Jas.). History of I>razil. Ma])s and ])lates. 
 4°, hoar'hn, mmHt. I.ondoii, 1S21 
 
 IIekhkhstkin (S. Von). Notes ;i|>on Russia. Notes by 
 R. II. Major. 2 vols., 8'. Lontloii, 1851 
 
 IIuiJUARD (Win.). Narrative of the Indian Wars in New 
 England. 12"', K/irep. Itrdithhoi-oiKjh^ 1814 
 
 [Hunt.] American Anecdotes : Original and Select. 2 
 vols., 12°, half niomoco, uncut eihjes. /Josfon, 1830 
 
 IlrNTEus of Kentucky; or the Trials and Toil of Trap- 
 pers and Traders during an Expedition to the Rocky 
 Mountains, New Mexico and California. S', hodt'dx. 
 
 \v,n )7>/'Z', 1847 
 
 HuTciiiNs (Thos.). An Historical Narrative and Top- 
 ographical Description of Louisiana and West Florida. 
 8 ', half moro<^('(). I*hila(I<'lj>hl(i, 1784 
 
 India in the Fifteenth Century. Edited bv R. II. Major. 
 8^^. ■ " 1857 
 
 Indian Treaties from 1837 to 1842; Reports mi Indian 
 Affairs, 1836 to 1843. 1 vol., 8", half .^h<'<'p. 
 
 Interesting Memoir of Ignatius Fernandez, a Convert 
 in Rengal. 24'\ Dublin, 1831 
 
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 Ontdekking en der verdorc Lotgevallon van Nieuw- 
 Nederland.^ ^""^ half calf. ' Mnlrllchui-g, ISIS 
 
 - Lanman (C.) A Summer in the Wilderness. 12°. 
 
 .\V?/' )\u'l\ 1847 
 
 Las Casas. Tyrannies et Cruatez des Espagnoles com- 
 mises es Indes Occidentales, qu' on dit le Nouvoau Monde. 
 Small 4°, half roan. A Rouen, 1630 
 
 Library of Parliament Catalogue, 1857, and of Books 
 on America, 1858. 3 vols., half calf. 
 
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 /01»r) LowNnKf^' I'ihliojrraplier's Miunml. 5 vols, in 10 parts. V7T 
 
 12 , i'}i>th. 
 
 Linuloii. 
 
 /otW^ 1.0ZAN0 (IVmIto) llistoriji do hi ('om|).'mia do Jesus oil ^'HfS 
 la I'roviticiii dol l*arairiMV. 2 vols., folio, I'l'lhim. 
 
 En Mnth'hJ, 1754 ;/7t> 
 
 . ,y7 <IT Mki>win (T.i. Convorsations of Lord Bvron at Pisa. .8(^ 
 
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 / Lo)ulon^ 187<"> 
 
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 con(*ornin<ij the Osatjjos. 8^, Itoard.^. 4 pp. 
 
 Ply. 
 
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 ^^y^'IO MouRTs Relation or Journal of the Plantation at nyin- 
 outli. Introduction and Notes by II. M. Dexter, -i", 
 
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 f^-^Tl MuKiMiY (II. C). Representation from New-Nether- -^83 
 Lands and l>road-Advice. Translated from the Diitdi. i 
 
 Xnr York, 1854 
 
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 ^^ /*-*• 72 Naurativk o^ the Captivity and Sufferincjs of Ebenezer //-tj 
 Fletcher, of Xew-Ipswich, who was severely wounded 
 and taken j)riRonor at th« Battle of Iluhbardston, Vt.. -^ „ j 
 in the year 1777, by the P.ritish and Indians, at the a<jje y£>85 H 
 ol 10 years, &c. Written by himself, and jiublished at 
 the request of his friends. 4th edition. 12°, Inilf mo- J^ 86 
 rocco, Ay Mifff/i/'/rn. Xt'w-Ipxwich^ N. JET., 1827 / c 
 
 // ^ 73 Naurativk of the Life and Adventures of Matthew 
 
 Bunn, (of Providence, R. I.,) in an K.xpodition af^ainst the /iT'ST 
 North-Western Indians, 17in-'05. 12\ half turh'tf, h,/ ^ 
 
 Matthews. /iatffVHf,'lH2>^ \ 
 
 /.■^'^' 74 Natural History of New York, Zoologv ; by De Kay. ^.^88 
 Plates. 4\ ■ ■ ■ 1842 
 
 i jT 74* Natural History of New York. A<;rieulture; by Em- 
 mons. Plates. Vol. 1. 4\ 
 
 ,Jc 75 New York State Library Catalogue, 1855; General '^ 
 Supplement, 1861 ; Mai)s, itc, 1850 ; Bibliography, 1858 ; / 
 4 vols., royal 8°, hnlftxrh't/. .00 00 
 
 (.?, /o76 NiLEs (Rev. S.). A Sunnnary Historical Narrative of 
 
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 in the several parts of the country. 8°, doth. 
 
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 //•/•*208 Darikn. a Short and Impartial Viesv of the Manner 
 and Occasion ot the Scots Colony's coming away from 
 Darien. In a letter to a person ot quality. 4°, neiv half 
 morocco, (jilf fop. Rare. 1700 
 
 ?,y209 Dauikn. History ot Caledonia; or, the Scots Colony 
 in Darien, in the West Indies ; with an account of the 
 Manners of the Tidiai>itants and Riches ot the Country; 
 Dublin, 1600. Together with a Defence of the Scots Set- 
 tlement at Jvarien, with an Answer to the S))anisu Me- 
 morial against it ; Edinburgh, 1600, And also, a Defence 
 of the Scots abdicating Darien, including a.n Answer to 
 the Defence of tlie Scots Settlement there ; 1700. 3 vols, 
 in 1, 12°, calf. Most rare. 
 
 Formerly bclonuing to, and with liie autograph of, Mervyn Arch- 
 dall, author ot " Monasticon Hibernica," and a celebrated Irish anti- 
 (luary. 
 
 . c/~2l0 Davie (J. C). Letters from Paraguay. 8°, odf, 
 
 London 1805 
 
 y^^ 211 The Day Breaking, if not the Sun Rising, ot the Gospel, 
 with the Indians in Xew England. 4°, half turkey. 
 
 New York, 1865 
 
 ;V-212 Dayton (Jon.). Public Speculation Unfolded. S". 
 
 New York, 1 800 
 
 t//^ 213 Deane (Silas). Address to the Free and Independent 
 Citizens of the United States of America. 12°. new half 
 morocco, gilt tops. Harfford, 1874 
 
 Very rare and interesting. 
 
 ■/ 
 
19 
 
 ,.oj 217 
 
 /./2^14 Dkarhorn (II. A. S.). A Sketch of the Lite of the 
 Apostle Eliot. Pluto. ^"^ kalf morocco, by Br adstreet. 
 
 Roxbury, 1850 
 A Ukkenci; of the Kockinghuin Party. Pp. 53. 1783 
 
 De Ykaux (J.); Memoir of. By R. W. Gibbes. 8°. 
 
 1846 
 
 DiiWEES. A History ot the Life and Services of Capt. 
 Saiiinel Dewees; u native ot Pennsylvania and Soldier of 
 the Revolntionary and Last Wars, &c. J3y John Smith 
 Ilanna. Portrait. 12°, half turkey, ijilt lop, hy Brad- 
 street. Baltimore, 1844 
 
 /i?-7*21S DiAKio General De Todo lo Sucedido en Espana desde 
 
 / qiie salteron las dos Armadas do Galeones, Fleta destos 
 
 Reynos, para los de la America, Szc. 12'', boards. Madrid 
 
 J?.''7219 Diaz del Castillo; Capt. B. The True History ut tiie 
 Conqnest of Mexico. Transhited by M. Keatinge. Map. 
 4°, boards. London, I80() 
 
 jV^'220 Diaz del Castillo. Memoirs containing a True and 
 Full Account of Discovery and Cimquest of Mexico and 
 New S])ain. Translated by -T. S Lockhart. 2 vols, 8°, 
 cloth. London, 1844 
 
 e//7"221 DoBsoN (J). Chronological Annals of the War, from 
 its beginning, 1750, to the Present Time, 1760. With an 
 Introductory Preface, a Conclusion, and a General Index. 
 Portrait of Gen. Wolte inserted. 8\ h'l// turkey mo- 
 rocco, uncut, hy Bradslrcet. Oxford, 1763 
 
 J,J7 222 Doddridgp: (Joseph). Logan, the Last of the Race of 
 Shikellemus. A Dramatic Piece. 4", half tnrkeij. 
 
 Buffalo^ (keek, Va., 1S23 
 
 ^> y223 Domenkgh (Abbe Em.). Seven Years' Residence in 
 the Great Deserts of North America, 58 Wood-Cuts. 
 3 Plates of Ancient Indian Music, and a Map. 2 vols., 
 8°. London, 1860 
 
 . /^ 221 Donoi.Ass (Fred.) ; Narrative ot the Lite of Portrait. 
 12°. Dublin, 1846 
 
 J./2'225 Drakk (S. G.). Old Indian Chronicle; being a Col- 
 lection ot Exceeding Rare Tracts written and published 
 in time of King Philip's War. 4°, new htdf morocco, 
 extray gilt top. Boston, 1867 
 
//•ci-227 
 
 20 
 
 /,t'T226 Drama. Sketches of Mr. Mathews' Cclehmtod Trip 
 to America. Coinpriniiig a Full Account of his Admir- 
 able Lecture on Peculiarities, Characters and Manners, 
 &c. With 8 original Comic Songs, ifec. 4 Colored En- 
 gravings l)y Cruikshank. S"", nem half morocco, qllt top. 
 
 London, n. d. 
 
 Dkowne (Rev. T. Stafford, Rector of St. Paurs). A 
 Commemorative Discourse, delivered on the occasion of 
 Celebrating the Completion of tlie Tower and Spire of 
 the Church ot the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn. With Illus- 
 trative Historical Notes. 8°, new half morocco, (jilt top. 
 
 New York, 1868 
 
 /J^ 22S DuDLEiAN Lectures, delivered in Harvard College. By 
 Abiel Holmes, ISIO; Andrew Eliot, 1771; John Pierce, 
 1821 ; W. E. Channing, 1821 ; Reuben Putter, 1808 ; 
 David Osgood, 1802; John Mellen, 171)9; Samuel Ha- 
 yen, 1798 ; Timothy Hilliard, 1788 ; Nathan Fishe, 179G. 
 1 vol., 8", half morocco, extra, gilt top. 
 
 ^/x 229 Eager (S. W.). An Outline History of Orange County, 
 with Enumeration of the Names ot Towns, Villages, 
 Rivers, &c., Local Traditions, &c. 12°. 
 
 Newburgh, 1^4«-'47 
 
 Sketches of Life in a 
 8°, cloth, mw. 
 
 London, 1868 
 
 , t/^231 Edwards (President). The Excellency of Christ ; a 
 Sermon preached at Northampton. 16"", pp. 55. 1780 
 
 ./j''232 Elliot's Washington Pocket Almanac, 1830. 18", half 
 morocco. Washington, 1830 
 
 233 Ellis. Sketches of Bunker Hill Battle and Monument. 
 12°. Charledown, 1851 
 
 . -i'-r234 Ellis (G. E.). Authentic History of the Bunker Hill 
 
 i'.^'Z' 230 Eastwick (E. B.). Venezuela: 
 South American Republic. Map. 
 
 Battle. 16 
 
 Charlestown, 1851 
 
 , /J'^35 England and America Contrasted, by a Cotton Manu- 
 facturer — Narrative of the Expedition to and Storming of 
 Buenos Ayres, 1807 — The Hudson's Bay Question, 1857 — 
 Letters from Sussex Emigrants who sailed for Upper 
 Canada in 1832 — What shall we do with tVte Hudson Bay 
 Territory ? 1866, &c. 19 pamphlets. 
 
 !i 
 
21 
 
 ; 236 An Enquiry into tho Morita of tiio Supposod Proliinin- 
 tirios of Pence. 8°, pp. 30 London, 17C2 
 
 ^^237 Entick(Rov. Jolui). General History of Late War; 
 containiDg its Rise, Progress and Event in Europe, Asia, 
 Africa and America. 5 vols., 8", sht'ep. London, 1706 
 
 238 An Epistle troin Edward, an American Prisoner in 
 England, to Harriet in America. 4", pp. 9, half turkey 
 morocco. London, 1779 
 
 239 EsQUissK de la Revolution do I'Amerique EspaL'Hole. 
 8", half hound. Paris, 1817 
 
 '240 An Essay on the Art of Making Muscovado Sugar; Ja- 
 maica, printed by Jos. Weatherby, 1775. Also, an Essay 
 on the iiilious or Yellow Fever of Jamaica, by John "Wil- 
 liams, 1750. Small 4°, half hound. 
 
 . , v241 Evans (Caleb). Letter to the Rev. Mr. John Wesley, 
 Occasioned by his Calm Address to the American Colo- 
 nies. 12°, pp. 24. London, 1775 
 
 ii "242 Evans (( !aleb). Political Sophistry Detected. In An- 
 swer to Wesley. 12°, pp. 36. Bristol, 1776 
 
 /.'" 243 Evans (Israel). An Oration at Hackinsack on Sept. 
 10. 1780, at the Interment of the Hon. [brigadier Enoch 
 Poor. 4°, uncut Neinhury-Port, 1781 
 
 I "7 '244 Evans (L.). Essays; the first containing an Analysis 
 of i: General Map of the Middle British Colonies in 
 America. 4°. 
 
 Philadelphia : Printed by Franklin 8( Hall, 1755 
 Wight's copy ot this rare piece sold for $40. 
 
 ^45 Examination into the Conduct of the Present Admin- 
 istration, from 1774 to 1778. 8^, pp. 69 London 
 
 ^46 Examination of the Commercial Principles of the late 
 Negotiation between Great Britain and 1^ ranee. 8°, pp. 
 100. London, 1762 
 
 - 247 Examination ot (commercial Principles of late Nego- 
 tiation between Great Britain and France. 8°, pp. 108. 
 
 London, 1762 
 
 /;/^48 ExQUEMELiNG. Histoire des Avanturiers Flibustiers. 
 Plates. 4 vols, 12°, calf. A Trevoux, 1744 
 
 ■•.«»■ 
 
22 
 
 ' i; 
 
 W 
 
 I :' 
 
 /•^''2i9 Fanning (Colonel David); Narrative of. Givln*i: an 
 Account of his Adventures in North Carolina, from 1775 
 to 17S3, as written by himself, S", ne/r half moroaco, 
 gilt top^ Sabiu^s fprint. N('W Vork, 1805 
 
 ^/v250 Fkuillkk (L.). Observations Physiques, \[athemat- 
 iques et Botaniques, faites par I'Ordre du Roy sur les 
 Cotes Orientales de I'Amerique Meridionale et d ms les 
 IndesOccidentales,depuis I'annee 1707, jnsquos en 1712. 
 Map and plates. 2 vols., 4°, (W/'.,.'/ ./i< Par/.v, 17U 
 
 /'' ^ 251 FiNOTTi (Rev. J. M.V Ribliographia Catholica Ameri- 
 cana. Parti. 178-1 to 1820. 8\ New York, l>^7l 
 
 . t>"'252 Fkrmtn(P.). Historical and Political View of Colony 
 of Surinam. Pp. IIIK London, 1781 
 
 /./>'^253 FoRCK (Peter). Historical Tracts relating to America. 
 Vol -1, S°, cloth, uncut. 1840 
 
 />-^254: Frankmn. a P>ill tor the better Regulating tiu' 
 Nightly Watch within the City of Philadelphia ; and 
 for raising Money on the Irdiabitants of the Said City, 
 for defraying the necessary Expences thereof. Folio, pp. 
 1 1 . Half turlx'ey morocco. 
 
 Printed by B. Franfelin, Philadelphia, 1 748 
 
 (t^j^ho FuANKLiN (Henj.). Autobiography, edited from his 
 Mannscrii)t ; with Notes and Introduction, by John 
 Bigelow. Portrait. 8"", half turkey, gilt lop. 
 L. P. 100 copies piinte I. Philadelphia, ASOH 
 
 c/^^256 Fkanklin. Conductor Genera! is; or, the Oltice, Duty 
 and Authority ot Justices of the Peace, etc. 8', calf, 
 red edges. ' Philadelphia, 1749 
 
 Printed ami sold by B. Fninklin, and D. IT ill . 
 
 . 1^/7 257 Franklin, Connecticut. The Celebration of 150th Anni- 
 versary of Organization of Congregational Church and 
 Society, October 14th, 1808. Ma}K 8^ 1869 
 
 //•''25S Franklin (John). Narrative of a Journey to the 
 Shores ot the Polar Sea in l5r.»-'22. Maps. 2 vols., 8°, 
 half calf, mw. London, \82-i^ 
 
 ^r^ 259 Franklin. Short (T.). Treatise on Such Physical 
 Plants as are generally to be found in Great Britain." 8^, 
 
 calf, red ed(/e,s. 
 
 Reprinted and sold by B. Franklin and D. Hall. 
 
 / Vi ildddph la, 1751 
 
 l{!' 
 
28 
 
 /^'260 
 
 F^KANKLiN. Some Account of flie Pennsylvania Hos- 
 )[tal. From itsFirst Eise to the Beginning of the Fifth 
 
 °, netr half morocco^ (/!If lop. 
 I'hihKhlp/ua, 1754 
 
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 Montli, called May, 1754. 4 
 
 Rare. 
 
 Printed by B. Pmnkliii luul I). Hull. 
 Tlieniinie of Beujiimin Franklin appears down in the list of siib- 
 scribf-rs for 25 pounds sterling. 
 
 , J'SGl Frke Thoughts on the Present State of Puhlic Atlairs. 
 12°, pp. 102. I.imdon, 1770 
 
 />^^262 Frknch (B. F.). Historical Collections of Louisiana 
 and Florida. 8°, dolh, uneui. \ew Yorl', 1869 
 
 ^^/"263 Fko(jek (T.). A Relation ot a Voyage made in 1695, 
 "96, '97, on Coast of Africa, Streights'of Magellan, Brasil, 
 &c. Illustrated with divers strange Figures drawn to the 
 I-ite. 8°, call'. London, 1698 
 
 //■jMi FiLTON (Robert). Life. By his friend, Cadwallader 
 D. Golden. Portrait. 8°, slieqj. A'eir Vod\ 1817 
 
 . Jj "2^6 FrRTHER Queries upon the Present State ot the New 
 English Affairs. IJy S. E 4°, half turkey, large paper. 
 
 New Tor/.; 1865 
 
 f^fi) '2i5{) Garden (Alexander). Anecdotes ot the American Re- 
 volution. Vol. 1, 4°, boards. Brooklyn, 1865 
 
 . /267 Ctke (Joshua). The Trade and Navigation of Great 
 Britain considered. 8°, pp. 164, London, 1731 
 
 j^j'^ 268 (tendron. Quelques Particularitez du Pays des Hu- 
 rons. 12°. Reprint. Paris, 1660 
 
 . A'269 GiRARi) College and its Founder. Portrait. 12°. 
 
 ,^.^270 Glover. A Memoir of General John Glover, of Mar- 
 blehead. By Wm. P. TTpham. Autograph letter and 18 
 portraits and plates inserted. Small 4°, halj- turkey mo- 
 rocco, by Bedford. ' iSalem, 1 863 
 
 /y<'271 Goni)ARD^(D. A.). The Mathers Weighed in the P>al- 
 ances and Found Not Wanting. Miniature 4°. 
 
 London, 1870 
 
 /^/ 7/272 GooFREY (Thoiuas). Juvenile Poems on Various Sub- 
 jects. With the Prince of Parthia, a Tragedy. 4", calf. 
 
 Ph iladeljdi ia, 1765 
 A very rare volume of early American poetry. 
 
24 
 
 it !■ 
 
 .f/^'273 GoTi'FRiKD (J. L.). De Aamnerkinswaardigste en 
 Alomberoemde Zee on Laiidreizen der Portuoreezen, 
 Spanjaarden, Engelsen en AUerhande Natieii. 8 vols., 
 folio, calf. Let/den, 1727 
 
 Illustrated with numerous beautiful c •iper-plate'^. 
 
 This extraordinary work relates largely to the American posessions. 
 The plates are very line. 
 
 ^/^^/y274 Gui i.i> (Jav). IHstoiy ot Delawai'e Coimty, and Bor- 
 der Wars of New York ; containing a Sketch of the Early 
 Settlements in the County, and a History of the late 
 Anti-Rent Difficulties in Delaware. With other Histori- 
 cal and Miscellaneous Matter never before published. Bv 
 Jay Gould. 12°, pp. xvi, 420, eJot/i. 
 
 Keenij 8^ Gould, Roxhury, 185H 
 
 This couiily history, by tiic celebrated "Jay Gould,'* is one of the 
 rarities of American literature. Nearly all of the cojjies were destioyed 
 by a fire at theotlice where they were printed. As a literary perform- 
 ance it is quite credital)le to tlie talent of the author. 
 
 .-^-^ 'S75 GowANS. Catalogue of Mr. Win Gowans' Stock of 
 Books. (^5 parts)on heavy ])aper. 
 
 /.t~' 276 Graham (Maria). Journal of a Residence in Chile 
 during 1822. 14 fine plates. 4°, half russid, uncut edges. 
 Fine copy. ' London, 1824 
 
 ^^.f-v 277 Grenleaf (Mose^). A Statistical View of the Dis- 
 
 trict of Maine. 8°, halj morocco. 
 
 Bo^ton^ 1816 
 
 .' 278^ [Greenville (Geo.). I Regidatiuns lately made concern- 
 ing the Colonies, and the Taxes imposed upon them, con- 
 sidered. Pp.114. London, Vl^h 
 
 /l-fYl^ Griswold (R. W.). The Prose Writers of America. 
 With Portraits. 8°, half turkei/, (jilt top. London, 1847 
 
 ^.7J^80 Grove (Mr.), of Richmond. Letter upon the Glorious 
 Success at Quebec, in which is div.wn a Parallel between 
 a Good and Bad (General. 8°, new half morocco, >jilt top. 
 ^(-•a'rce. ' London, 1759 
 
 /.^^ 281 Hakluyt Society. Gerrit de Veers' True Descrip- 
 tion of Three Voyages by the North East towards Cathay 
 and China, undertaken by the Dutch in the Years 15U4 
 1595 and 1596. Edited by C. T. Beke. Maps. 8°, cloth. 
 
 London, 1853 
 
25 
 
 .j/282 Hakluyt Society's Publications. A Complete Set of 
 these esteemed works, from the eoinmenfement to 1872 
 incUisive, eom])ri>iin<>: vahiahle Early Yojages, Travels 
 and Geoij^rnpliical Records. 48 vols., 8°, hnmhomehj 
 honruf in netn fad f morocco, extra, (jilt fop, vncr/f. 
 
 1847-72 
 
 Tlie publications of tliis society tire supplied only to subscril)ers, and 
 complete sets are not easily procured. 
 
 It is scarcely possible to overrate their importance in an American 
 library, as they nearly all relate to American topics. The foregoing 
 is an unusually fine set. 
 
 /77"283 [Halihukton.] The Bubble ot Canada. By the author 
 ot " The Clockmaker." 8°, haJf tarhy, gilt 
 
 London, 1839 
 
 ./t/^84 Hall (Capt. Basil). Travels in North America in 
 
 Years 1827-'28. Maps. 3 vols., 12°, hoards, 
 
 Edinhunjh, 1829 
 
 Tom Moore's copy, with his Autograph. Presentation copy from 
 author. 
 
 . /c 285 Hall (Fr.). Columbia. Map. 8'', hoards. 1824 
 
 fxJ^'^2%'^ Hamilton (Alexander). Works; comprising his most 
 important Official Reports and improved edition of the 
 Federalist, etc. Portrait. Vols 1 and 2. 
 
 New Yorl', 1810 
 With autograph " Thomas Moore. This I bought when in Amer- 
 ica. T. M." 
 
 / 7 "287 Hamilton. The Federalist, Continentalist and other 
 ' Papers. Portrait. Royal 8°, new half morocco, gUt top. 
 
 Phlladpljdiia, 1865 
 
 <^^-^88 Hangek (Geo.) An Address to the Army; in Reply 
 to Strictures by Roderick M'Kenzie on Turleton's His- 
 tory of the Campaigns of 1780 and 1781. 8°, half 
 ^ morocco, London, 1789 
 
 y ■' 289 HluK (R.). Experimental Observations, and Improve- 
 ments in Apparatus and Manipulation, &c. Illustrated. 
 4°, ladf turkey morocco. P/nladelphia, 1836 
 
 • '^7 290 Hakgravk. Argument in Case ot James Sommerset, 
 a Negro. 8°, half morocco. London, 1772 
 
 . d 291 Harper (R. G.). Observations on the Dispute between 
 the United States and France. Pp. 110 London, 1798 
 3 copies. 
 
 ^1! 
 
 ii 
 
2fi 
 
 III 
 
 i!!- I 
 
 1 « 
 
 ^.^''21)2 PTakkis ( JoliiiV Complete Collection of Voya«,'es and 
 Travels, consisting: of above six linndred Avriters. Maps 
 and plates. 2 vols., /oWk ealf. 1744-'48 
 
 " As to Harris's Collection, let any one inspect the curious contents 
 only of the first volume as exhibited by Mr. Harris, in his valuable 
 Ciif'aloiiue of the Library of tiie Royal Tlistitution, p. 2(50, and he will 
 not hesitate a moment nispectins? the importance of this work." — 
 Di/xHn^s Lihntrji Coiiipumoit, where it is quoted at 4*5 5,^. 
 
 .f/Z293 Hartlky (D.). Substance of a Speech in Pailiainent 
 upon the State ot the Nation, and the Present Civil War 
 Avith America. 4°, pp. 24. 1776 
 
 tr/T294 Hartley (ThomasV Discourse on Mistakes concern- 
 ino; Religion, Enthusiasm, Ex])eriences, &v.. 12°, polished 
 calf, extra, f/ilt edg^c^i. Gpnnantown^ 1759 
 
 Printed by Sower. Most of liis books were used for cartridges. 
 
 .^,^J'295 Haven (C. C). Thirty Days in New Jersey Ninety 
 Years Ago. An Essay reveah"ng New Facts in connec- 
 tion with Washington "and his Army in 1776-1777. 17 
 Plates inserted. S'\ half turh'i/ morocco, h/ Braddreet. 
 
 Trenton, 1867 
 
 C./7T 296 Hayman (R). Qvodlibets, Lately (Jome Over from 
 New Britaniola Old Newofundland. Epigrams and other 
 small parcels. 4°, morocco, extra, rare London, 1628 
 
 Included is the translation of two epistles of Kal)elais. The title 
 is probably a fac-simile, and if so is so extremely well done as to be 
 hardly distinguishable. 
 
 ./J^297 FIaytian Papers. A Collection of Proclamations of 
 Interesting Documents, together with the Bise, Progress, 
 and Present State of the Kingdom of Ilayti. By Au- 
 thority and prefaced by Prince Sanders. 8", hoards. 
 
 London, 1S16 
 
 . c^~0 298 Hazard (Samuel). Annals of Pennsylvania, from the 
 Discovery of the Delaware, 1009-'82. 8°, cloth. 
 
 Philadeljjhia, 1850 
 
 . J~299 [Heatucote.J Letter to Lord Mayor and Connnon 
 Council of London. Pp. 90, uncut. 
 
 Herndon's Amazon. 
 
 . /o 300 
 
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 tion ot the Great World. 
 
 Plates. 8^ 
 'Kosmos 
 
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 half morocco. 
 
 Oxford, 1633 
 
27 
 
 .^302 Hey (R). Happiness and Rights. A Dissertation 
 upon Several Subjects relative to the Rights of Man and 
 his Happiness. 8', pp. 204. York, 1792 
 
 ''' 303 [HiLLiAKD d'Aubkrtkuil. I Miss Mac Rea. Roman 
 Historiqne. 18°, tree ralf. Phlladeljj/da, 1784 
 
 A very scarce work relating to the massacre of Miss McRac. 
 
 ,(.''. 304 History of the Origin of the Appellation Keystone 
 State, as applied to Pennsylvania. 12°. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874 
 
 ;.''305 lIoLcoMBE (H.). Sermon, Occasioned by the Death of 
 Lieutenant General George Washington. 4°, uncut. 
 
 Savannah 
 
 /y '' 306 Holmes (Abiel). Annals of America, 1492-1826. 
 Second and best edition. 2 vols,, 8°, cloth. 
 
 Camhridge, 1829 
 
 /■7^ 307 Homes of American Statesmen. With Anecdotal, Per- 
 sonal, and Descriptive Sketches. By various writers. 
 Illustrated. 8vo, cloth, uncut. New Yorl', 1854 
 
 ^ 308 The Honor ot Parliament and the Justice of the Na- 
 tion Vindicated ; in Reply to Dr. Price. Pp. 64. 1776 
 
 />^^309 HoRK(M. P.). Sketches of America. Pp.95. 
 
 Cork, 1832 
 
 .,:/7 310 HowriT (William). Colonization and Christianity. 
 Popular History of Treatment of the Natives by Euro- 
 peans in all their Colonies. 8°, half calf. London, 1838 
 
 , tf^W How (Thomas Y.). Letters Addressed to Rev, Dr, 
 Samuel Miller on order of Christian Ministry. S°, /nil/-' 
 sjtrhdied calf. Utlca, 1808 
 
 >^t;312 HuHHARi) (Wm.). A Narrative ot the Indian Wars 
 in New England. 12", .^hevp. 
 Piuniedhij Dai)'h'l Grvinhdf, <if Worccxtet', M(hs-s. 18(»1 
 
 • ^^^3lS Hull (General Wm.); Revolutionary Services and 
 Civil Lite of. 8°. .\V/r Vod^ 1848 
 
 u'^T 314 Humphreys (Col. David). An Essay on the Life of 
 the Honorable Major General Israel Putnam ; Addressed 
 to the State Society of the Cincinnati in Connecticut. 12°, 
 itei/d'i/ hoinid, I/// Rli'tcr'', in inorocco extra, (jilt edges. 
 Scarce, ' Hartford, 1788 
 
 9i. 
 
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 ■^/^^ 31o IIuMi'HKEYs (Colonel David). Poems. 12^, m//'. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1789 
 
 The author of these rare American Poems was Aidde-Camp to 
 Washini,ft()n. 
 
 if,'"' 316 Hutchinson and Oliver (Lt. Gov.). Letters Printed 
 at Boston. 8\ ludf aiorocro. London^ 1774 
 
 J,y<Sl7 Hutchinson (Thos.). History of Massachusetts from 
 the first settlement thereof in 1028 until the year 1750. 
 2 vols, 8', luxn'dx, >//><•>'/. Salem, 1795 
 
 i,*?^'1il8 Hutchinson (Thos.). History of the Province of 
 Massachv'.setts Bay, from r74-9 to 1774. 8^, Ixun'ds, uncut. 
 
 Loiulnu 1828 
 
 ,/^'7'319 [Hutchinson]. A collection of Original Papers relative 
 
 to the History of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. 8'\ 
 
 hoards, uncut. lioditn, 1769 
 
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 lots, forms a complete uncut set of HtUchinson's Histories. 
 
 /.t/"^ 320 Imlay (Ct,). Topographical Description of the Western 
 Territory of North Aniericu, 8"", ])p. 247. Londtni, 1792 
 
 >^',^■' 321 IcAZBALCETA (J. G.). Colcccioii de Documents para la 
 
 Historia de Mexico. 2 vols., 4°, se.aied. Mexico, 1852 
 
 This extraordinary collection of documents' relative to American 
 liistory is very rare in the United States. 
 
 , t/^322 An Im])artial Statement of the Controversy respecting 
 the Decision of the late Committee of Canvassers. 8°. 
 
 New Vorh', 1792 
 .^^c 323 The Importance of Jatnaica to Great Britain consid- 
 '^ ered. Pp. 77. London, 1740 
 
 324 Incidents in American History. 12 ^ 
 
 Nein York; [1847] 
 J ./y'?>'2h Indian Atrocities. Narrative of the Perils and 8ufter- 
 iiigs of Knight and Slover among the Indians during the 
 Revolutionary War. s \ new half morocco, gill top. 
 
 Cincinnat/', 1867 
 
 - <^^*326 Ingkrsoll (C. J.). Discourse concerning the Influence 
 
 of America on the Mind. S'\ pp. 67. Phdaddjdit'a, 1823 
 
 /'5y327 Ikving. Knickerbocker's History of New York. 2 
 / vols., 12'', superbly kmnd in polished calf, extra, citron 
 edges. First edition. A'^ew Yorh^ 1809 
 
 A rare view of New York in 1640 is inserted. 
 
29 
 
 /'^^328 Irving (Washington). Life and Voyages of Christo- 
 pher Columbus. Voyages and Discoveries of Columlms. 
 Portraits and i)]ates. 2 vols., 18°, doth. 
 
 Lmdon, 1830-'31 
 . /* 329 IsERT (P. E.). Reis na Guinea en de Caribisehe Eilan- 
 den, Doordecht, 1790— Pike, Reize naar Niew Mexico, 
 Amsterdam, 1813. 2 vols., 8°, sewed. 
 
 /', //330 IsTUAN (P.). Xantus Janos levelei Ejszakamerikabol. 
 Illustrated. 8°, hoards. Pesten 
 
 /^'^ 331 James River and Kanawha Company Report. Thick 
 
 8°, half hound. Richmond, 1839 
 
 ^.^^^332 Jami.:8 (W.). Inquiry into the Merits of the Principal 
 Naval Actions between Great Britain and the United 
 States. 4°, half calf . Halifax, 1816 
 
 This Nova Scotiu edition is very ri^n^ 
 
 /'^^333 Janos (Xantus). Utazas Kalifornia deli Reszeiben. 
 
 Illustrated. 8^^, hoanh. 
 
 Peden, 1860 
 
 //^ SS4: J KFFERsoN (Thomas). Notes on the State of Virginia, 
 with an Appendix relative to the Murder of Logan's 
 Family. 12°, half calf. Tmiton, ISOS 
 
 . /<^SS6 Jefferson (Thos.). Writings. Being his Autobio- 
 gra])hy. Correspondence, Reports, Messages, and other 
 Writings, Official and Private, Published by the order of 
 the Joint Committee of Congress on the Library, from 
 the Original Manuscripts deposited in the Departinent of 
 State. With Notes, Tables of Contents, and Index, by 
 H. A. Washington. 9 vols., 8^ cloth. New York, 1857 
 
 ^.^'^dZQ Jefferys (Thos.). The American Atlas, in 48 Copper 
 Plates. Folio. London, 1776 
 
 This Atlas is one of tlie finest ever put fortli. It is finely engraved 
 and includes many views of the localities, &c., anterior to tiieRcvoln- 
 ^ tion. 
 
 . /^ 337 Jennings (P.). A Colored Man's Reminiscences of 
 James Madison. 8°. Brooklyn, 1865 
 
 .;V2"338 J. (J.). Candid Reflections on Expedition to Martinico. 
 8°, half morocco. London, 1759 
 
 •/"339 Johnson (Saml.). Taxation no Tyranny. Pp. 91. 
 
 London, 1775 
 
30 
 
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 , ,.^i/'B4() JoNKs (John Paul). Life and Character. By J. II. 
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 '^341 Jones (Rev. David). Journal of Two Visits made to 
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 ,/~'345 .JorRNAL ot the Proceedings of Congress held at Phihi- 
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 /:'^^346 Journals of Congress 1774-78, 1781, 1786-87, 
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 /f 346* The same tor 1776. 
 
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 - ^<?348 Kearney (Maj. Gen. P.); Personal and Military His- 
 tory of. By J. W. De Peyster. 8^ .\V/'j ) o/'/, 1869 
 
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 self-styled Latter Day Saints, 12°, tv///. Scarce. 
 
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31 
 
 x^-'^351 KiNoix.M (W.v Abstract of Most TTseful riiforrnation 
 relative to United States of America and Hritisli (^'olonies. 
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 First to Last. Plates and Maps. 8°, cloth. Londo,,, 1855 
 Prosentiition copv, with tlie autlior's uutograpli 
 
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 Incidents of the War of the Rebellion. Over 300 en^rav- 
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 c/y7 354 KoiiL (J. (I.). A Popular History of the Discovery 
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 '^y^'357_ Lanqukt (Thomas). An Epitome of Chronicles. Fin- 
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 liography. 
 
 /-'."359 Le Brun (P.). Theodore, or the Peruvians. d^°, half 
 1)0 and. Setc }'ork, 1825 
 
 -^^359* Lk Page Du Pratz (M.). The History of Louisiana, 
 Virginia, and Carolina: with an Account of the Inhabi- 
 tants, Settlements, Soil, Climate, and Products. Translated 
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 Fine, large clean copy. London, 1774 
 
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 of Peaco ; and Answer to the same. 2 i)aini)lilet8. 8". 
 
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 (,^j~363 J.KiTKRS of Gov. llntchinson and Lieutenant Governor 
 
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 , (J~'6Q\ Leitkk on the (lenius and Dispositions of the French 
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 . l/p366 LKiTKits of Governor Iltitchinson and Lieutenant (iov- 
 eriior Oliver, ai\d Remarks tliereon, with the .Vssembiy's 
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 London. 12", half calf. London^ 1781 
 
 /ti'368 LK'iTicii to Robert Morris, Escp, wherein the Rise and 
 
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 . J 369 A Lkttkr to tlie New Parliament. Pp. 59. 1780 
 
 ^^'370 A LE'n'KR to the Rt. Hon., the E T , upon his 
 
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 . Jo 371 St. John de CiiEVKOiEuu (Hector). Lettres d'lin Cultiva- 
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 r Anglais. 2 vols, ?mc;//. '^°, half shecj). P^oiv, 1784 
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 .c^^372 Lincoln (A). Memorial of Abraham Lincoln, by the 
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 /^(/r373 The London Chronicle. <i4 Xos.) 4''. 1762-65 
 
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 geliselien I>rnodor nnter don Indianern in Nordanierika. 
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 ' 375 Lyem. (Sir Charles). Travel!^ in North America. 
 Witli Geoh)<5ieal Observations. IJotli series. 4 vols., 
 12", cloth, uncut. Scarce. London, 1845-'55 
 
 ./'376 Madison (James) ; Ilistorv of Life and Times of. By 
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 T576* Madison (James); History of Lite and Times of. P)y 
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 /^377 Malenfant. Des Colonies, et particnlierment de celle 
 de Saint Domingne. 8°, frre calf. Paris, 1814 
 
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 <^379 MASSAciiusETrs. Journal of the Honorable House of 
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 ■ '73S0 Mather (Cotton). Student and Preacher; or Direc- 
 tions for a Candidate of the Ministry. To which is added 
 a Literal Translation of Dr. Cotton leather's famous 
 Latin Preface. Small 8^ boards, uncut. Very scarce. 
 
 London, 1789 
 
 ' z "380* Mather (Eleazer). A Serious Exhortation to the Rising 
 and Succeeding Generation. Being the Substance of the 
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 Church in Northampton, New England. 
 
 ,f7"381 May (('ol. John). Journal and Letters relative to Two 
 
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 . 6/^382 MoClellan. Report on Army of Potomac, «&c. 8". 
 
 ,c/^383 M EARS (Lieut. John). Memorial, containing Every 
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 Sound. Pp. 65. London, 1760 
 
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84 
 
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 /J',SS4: Mkmoius of the late Dr. Bonjiunlii Franklin. S ', pp. 
 '/ <.)4. ' London, 1790 
 
 ^ /•/' 385 Mexrx>. (\)loccion de Doeiitnentoa |>iirii la Ilistoria 
 <le Mexit'o. Puhllcada por Joacpiin (Jaroia Icazhalceta. 
 2 vols., royal 8' , jiaj>er. Mexico, I.S58 '<!♦'» 
 
 .^^T^SO Mkxico. lllustratod in a Scries ot Laiidscapt' Sketchos, 
 l»} Sartoriiis. 18 LMates in !> Parts. 4 . n. d 
 
 J 387 MitMiKiAN. Pruceedini>s at Laying Corner Stone ot' 
 New Ca]»itol of Mieliigan", October iJ, 1S7.'5. View. 8', 
 xevjed. handntf, 1873 
 
 J.r^'^Si MuA.vM (Rev. I.). A Description of the Province and 
 City of New York. With Plans ot the City and several 
 Forts, as they existed in the year 1005. Py the Rev. 
 John Miller. Now first j)rinted from the Original Man- 
 uscrij)t. To which is added a Catalogue of an Extensive 
 (Collection of Rooks relating to America, on sale by the 
 Publishers. 8"", half >•(//;'. " London,' 1S4S 
 
 7 Plims of the City ami Forts in tlic yeiir lG(»r). 
 
 /^i*388* MiLLKu (Joaquin). Lite Amongst the iModocs. 8". 
 
 London, 1873 
 
 . ry^389 MiscKLLANEA Curiosa. A Collection of the Principal 
 Phenomena in Nature accounted lor by the Greatest Phi- 
 losophers ot this Age. feeing Discourses read before the 
 Royal Society. Second edition. Including J)iscourse on 
 the Sun and Moon's Intluence on the Ileavenlv Rodies, 
 by Dr. Mead, F. R. S. 3 vols., 8 ', ralf. London, 1708 
 Includes Clayton's account of Virginia. 
 
 ///^390 MoKDEN (Robert). Geography Rectitied ; or a Descrip- 
 tion of the W^orld. 4 \ half calf. London, 1700 
 
 Includes curious maps of America. On page C()5 is a Note : " Such 
 as to desire to Transport tliemselves and Familicv:, or he otlierwise 
 concern'd in tliis Colony ot East New .Jersey may be directed at the 
 Sign ot the Star in George Yard in Lombard Street. 
 
 -?.^'t)390* Palairet (J.). A Concise Description of the English 
 and French Possessions in North America. Pp. 71. 
 8". Rare. 1755 
 
 J, ^^391 M..i;t(>x (Perez). An Oration, April 8, 1776, on the 
 Re-Interment ot the late Most Worslii])l'ul Grand-Master, 
 Joseph Warren, Esq., who was slain iji tlie Rattle of 
 Bunker's Kill. 4°, uncut. Boston, 1776 
 
1)5 
 
 . /r3!>2 TiiK Moiitlily Iloviow; :i I'cM-iodieul Work, by Sovcml 
 Hands. From vol 1. I741>, to lsl5. liickino- ;i vols, 17''>1 
 1750 iind IS 18. \')i\ vols, S , half calf . Fine set. 
 
 This is |)r()l»iii)lv tiic most viilii:il»lc coiitiMnpiiriiiy record oftlK! c'ln" 
 ililiuii iiiul prourcss nf iiiitioiml litcnitnri', tor tiic most iin|)(irtiiiit 
 ('(Miliiry of its cxisti'iuu!, tli.it iiny country pos-icsscs. No collt'ctictii 
 of Knuiisli litcnitiin' (mui !»(' coiiipletc wiilioiit it, aivl it t-liiims mldi- 
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 of thi' literiilure culled forlii l)y the heroic fine of America -the Uevo- 
 hitioniirv strinriile — ii u;re!it portion of which has no otiusr rccjord, and 
 is only known from its paj^e-i. Indeed it is the most coniplefc liistoiy 
 of Kn!,'Iish literature, and criticism ever otFered for sale, containim; the 
 conirihutions ot David Hume, Dr. Johnson, Smollett, Stenie, Gold- 
 Hinltli, etc., etc. 
 
 It WHS edited during the Amoricun Revolution by Dr. Edward 
 HancrofI, whose scntimcMits and ,'iows were mainly American in tone, 
 Some idea of its value may he i^aii.'rcd from the fact that Mr. Rich 
 in his Bihllotlu'ca Americana took iiiindre;Ls of his titles from the 
 work, and the criticisms he has appended are mainly from this source, 
 where indeed they arc olten but not always acknowledged. 
 
 .y'^03 Til K Mormons ; a Contemporary History. Ilhistrated. 
 
 / 
 
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 '^- 394 Mur.i.KK (Frederick). Catalogue of Maps, Books, Plates 
 oil America, and of a Kemarkable Ci^llectiou of Early 
 Voyaf^es, with Biblioi^'raphical and TFistorical Notes, and 
 an Essay towards a Dutch- American IMhlio^ijraphy. Rnb- 
 I'icated Title, and Fac-similes. 8°, hoards^ ttncui. 
 
 Amsterdam, 1872 
 Scarce. Indispensable to the American Collector. 
 
 - ^'^ 31»5 MuiiiMiY (Hon. H. C). Proceedings at Dinner in 
 Honor ot liis Departure as Minister to the Netherlands. 
 8°, elot/i. Bi'OoMyn, 1857 
 
 O'^'SOB Murray (Rev. James). Impartial History of the 
 Present War in America. Containing an Account of its 
 Rise and Progress ; the Political Springs thereof, with its 
 Various Successes and Disappointments on both Sides. 
 Fine Portraits and maps. 2 vols., 8°, sxperUy bound hy 
 R'tDio'v hi v/Doot/i (/rem moroceo extra, </nt top. 
 
 Newcastle, 1779-'80 
 
 Almost unique, l)eing in an uncut condition. A finer copy could 
 not be procured. 
 
 .-^^"Si)7 Neal (D.). History of the Puritans; or the Rise, 
 
 Principles, and Sufferings of the Protestant Dissenters. 
 
 2 vols., 8°, calf. 1732-'33 
 
 The (Quarterly Review calls this the most dishonest book in the 
 Jinglish language, but it must be recollected that this review is a tory 
 in its politics, tliis is the first edition and is essential in an American 
 library. 
 
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36 
 
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 . '/r398 New England. Further Queries upon the Present 
 
 State of the New Enorlish Atiairs. Ry S. E.^ 4°, //«/^' 
 
 morocco, (j'df top. Suhhii^ Re/irint. Xeic Vorl', IStio 
 
 Original was printed in London, rhru 1680-00. Reprint limited 
 to 350 copies. 
 
 • t/< 399 New England Primer Improved, or an Essay and 
 
 Pleasant Guide to the Art of Reading, to which is added 
 
 the Assembly's Catechism. Adorned witli cuts. 24°, 
 
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 little compendium, whicli for upwards of a century was, to almost 
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 , Jt400 A New Essay (By the Pennsylvanian Farmer) on the 
 Constitutional Power of Great Britain over the Colonies 
 in America. 8°, ^.p. 126. Pin I add jih la, 1774 
 
 J.n 401 Newspaper Cuttings relating to War of 1812. 8°. 
 
 . :/"/ 402 Newspaper Scraps on American Affairs. Small 4° book. 
 
 . cr403 New York Acts relative to the City in 1860. 8°. 
 
 /,Jj4:04: New York Historical Society Collections for 1826. 
 / 8°, hoards. ' Xeai York 
 
 , Ji, 405 New York Historical Society Collections. Vol 1, 8°, 
 hoards. 
 
 ,j>J'406 New York Directorv, 1786. 8^ ^eard. Reprint. 
 
 Xea) Yorl', 1874 
 
 '7^.ty^407 North American Birds. By S. F. Baird, T. M. Brewer 
 
 / and R. Ridgway. Land Birds. Illustrated by 64 plates 
 
 and 593 wood-cuts. 3 vols., 4', clotli. Boston, 1874 
 
 This is the last and best work in American Natural History. 
 
 /./^*408 North American Keview. A complete set from the 
 
 Commencement to 1864. 8", half caff . /^ ^ "^"Boston, r. d. 
 
 Tbis Review is but rarely found for sale. The early volumes being 
 very scarce. 
 
 -.7^109 
 
 Norton's Literary Letter, comprising American Pai)er8 
 of Interest, and a Catalogue of Rare aiid Valuable Books 
 relative to America. Small ¥', half turl'ey, (jilt top. 18.57 
 
 .'^. /'"llO Noticias para a Ilistoria e Gcografia das Nacoes IJl- 
 
 traniarinas. 7 vols., 4", hoards. Llslioa, 1812 
 
 This great collection of Portuguese documents is indispensable to 
 the collection of early American voyages. 
 
37 
 
 ,//-Hn Nova nritannia Offering Most Excellent Fruits by 
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 toiJ,\)y Bedford. Elegantly printed in illacft lettev,' by 
 Whittingbani, at tbe Cliiswick Press. Xem Yorl', 1867 
 
 . oi 412 Nuts for Future Historians to Crack, collected by 
 Horace W. Sinitli. 8^ cloth. Philadelphia, 1856 
 
 , : ^^413 Observations on the Justificative Memorial of the 
 Court of London. 4°, half morocco. P/nlddeljMt, 1781 
 
 -.^^*'414 Occasional Eeftections on the Importance of the War 
 in America. ^°, Inilfturl^ey. London, 11 h%. 
 
 /. r^415 O'DoNNEL (Manus). Voyage to O'Brazeel, or the Sub 
 Marine Island. Translated "from the original Irish. With 
 other pieces. 8°, sheep. 1752 
 
 . ^7 416 Oltphant (Ed.). North America and its U. 8., and Ac- 
 count of New Discoveries. Map. 8°, coif. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1800 
 ' '"' '' 417 OuATiONS Delivered at the Request of the Inhabitants of 
 the Town of Boston, to Commemorate the Evening of the 
 Fifth of March, 1770, when a number of citizen's were 
 killed by a party of British troops, quartered among 
 them, in a time of peace. Second edition. 12°, half 
 blue morocco. Fine copy. Boston, 1807 
 
 ''- "^'418 Order J5ook of Capt. Leonard Bleeker, in the early 
 part of Expedition under Gen. James Clinton, against 
 the Indian Settlements of Western New York, in"l779. 
 4°, half lui'hey, larye jjaper. New York, 1865 
 
 ' /^4I9 Otis (James). The Rights of the British Colonies as- 
 serted and proved. Pp. 120. London 
 
 • '7 1^20 Painic (Thomas). Common Sense ; Thoughts on the 
 Peace ; The American Crisis. 3 pamphlets. 
 
 . t/T2l Paine (Thomas). Rights of Man. 8 '. 
 
 Liennim/ton, Vt., 1701 
 
 /• ' 
 
 ' (^ 422 11 Pampulkts: Judge Story's Centennial Discourse, 
 lb2S — Motley on Historic Progress and American De- 
 mocracy, &c. 
 
 /'/423 12 '/ampiilets : Macdouald's Lecture on British (Co- 
 lumbia, 18H3 — Canada, by Jeremy Bentham, 1838 — Re- 
 port on Affairs of British" North America, 1839, &c. 
 
38 
 
 • /'v"1[^24 11 Pamphlkts, relating to the Rebellion, &c. — Confed- 
 erate General Orders ; Columbia, 1864, &c. 
 
 .j''425 Pamimilkts. Sixteen Pamphlets, on various subjects. 
 
 .Xew VoA; v. d. 
 
 /v/7 126 Pakkman (Fraiicis). Pioneers of France in the New 
 World. Portrait. 8", doih, uncut. Boston, 1867 
 
 ^^^^427 Parkman (Fr.). Discovery of the Great West. An 
 Historical Narrative. 8°. ' London, 1869 
 
 /J;»,428 Pabkman (Fr.). The Old Regime in Canada. Map. 
 
 ' / 8°. Boston, 1874 
 
 /A/ 42i) Particular Account of the Insurrection of the Negroes 
 in St. Domingo, 1791. 8°, pp. 47. London, 1792 
 
 c/^^ 430 Pauw. Selections from M. Pauw. With Additions by 
 D. Webb, Esq. S% /udfttfd'rf/. Bath, 1795 
 
 t/^431 Peck (Jesse T.). The History of the Great Eepublic 
 from a Christian Standpoint. 34 Steel Portraits. lioyal 
 8°. yew York, 1871 
 
 v/^432 Pknii ALLOW (S.). History ot the Wars of New Eng- 
 land with the Eastern Indians. 4^, cloth. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1859 
 
 . (j"'433 Pennsylvania ; (Jollection of the Penal Laws of. 8°, 
 pp. 72. 1801 
 
 ^^^'^434 Perkins (F. !>.). Scrope ; or the Lost Library. A 
 Novel of New York and Hartford. By Frederick B. 
 Perkins. 8°, cloth. 
 
 Contains curious notices resiiecting some well-known book-buyers 
 and booksellers. 
 
 //V435 Perrin (Wm.). The Present State of the British and 
 French Sugar Colonies, &c. 8°, pp. 63. Rare. 1740 
 
 <t^ 436 Perry (W. S.). Papers relating to the History of the 
 
 / Church ot Massachusetts, 1676-1785. 4', cloth, gilt lop, 
 
 new. Privately printed. 1873 
 
 ^^.^7437 Per " (Wm. Stevens). Papers relating to the Ilis- 
 
 ' tory of the Church in Pennsylvania, l«i80-1778. 4°, 
 
 cloth, uncut. Privately printed. 1871 
 
 .^y2'438 Peterson (Rev. Ed.). History of Rhode Island. 8^ 
 
 ^€10 York, 1858 
 
39 
 
 ' " ^ 439 Peyton (I. L.). Over the Alleglianies and Across the 
 
 Prairies. 8 , dolh, London, 1870 
 
 J.i-i^UO Philadelphia. Catalogue of I^.ooks belonging to the 
 
 Association Library Committee of Philadelphia, Alpha- 
 
 betically Digested. 8", half morocco. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1775 
 ' -'"^'441 Philadelphia. Charter, Laws, and Catalogue of Books 
 of the Library Company of Philadelphia. ' 8", half mo- 
 roeco. 
 
 ^ Philadelphia : Printed hj B. Franklin and D. Hall, 1764 
 
 - -^'^'441* Another Copy. Half moroceo extra, (jilt top. 1764 
 ; .7 J'^42 Philadelphia. Plays and Faeetijp : Maid of the Oaks ; 
 Kelly's Romance of an Hour ; The Accomplish'd Maid ; 
 Dobbs' L'ish Chief, or Patriot King ; Dodsley's Blind 
 Beggar of Bethnal Green ; King and the Priest; Poems 
 and Essays on Several Occasions; Home's Alonzo and 
 Ormisinda ; Garrick's The Lying Valet. 1 vol., 8°, nea) 
 half calf extra, citron edges. Philadelphia, 1777, '78 
 
 -• '' ' 443 Philes (Geo. P.). The Philobiblion ; a Monthly Bib- 
 liographical Journal. 2 vols, in 1. 8°, half red turk^eymo- 
 roGco. iVtf?/))or^, 1862, '63 
 
 ' '"^^1:44 Philippi (P.). Geschichte des Freistaats von St. Do- 
 mingo, Hayti. 3 vols., 16°. Dresden, 1826 
 
 /-^^445 Picken (Andrew). The Canadas. Map. 12". 
 
 London, 1832 
 
 uy^446 Pickering (T). The Ruins of Paestum ; and other 
 
 Compositions in Verse. Royal 8°, half tm key. 
 
 Salem, 'Mass., 1822 
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 • V 447 -■ • \:- for Establishing and Disciplining a National 
 
 Miiil ci 
 
 1745 
 
 pp. 106. 
 
 /,/^448 Plan uilcred by the Earl of Chatham for Settling the 
 Troubles in America. 4°, pp. 14. 1775 
 
 /.p-^449 Plan of Rc '«iiciliatlon with America Consistent with 
 Dignity and Interests of Both Countries. 8°, sewed. 
 
 London, 1782 
 
 • <^^450 Plates Illustrating the Geology of Massachusetts. Ob- 
 
 l0»i':'' 4°. 
 
40 
 
 '' ''451 Poetical Account of American Campaigns of 1812 and 
 1813. irjialfhovnd. ^ Halifax, 1^\^ 
 
 /.d1 452 A PouTioAL Analysis of the War, 
 
 Pp. fi3. Rare. 
 London, 1702 
 
 . J 453 Political Del)ates; Paris, 1760 — Epistle to Junius 
 Silanus frotii Cornelius Scipio, 17G9 — Letter to Robei't 
 Hebbert, jutl, from Thomas (Jooper, 1824 — The Eights 
 of the Colonies, tfec, briefly stated, 17r)9 — Reflections on 
 the Domestic Policy, 1768, &c., tfec. 11 pamphlets. 
 
 /. ^'^ 454 Political Magazine, and Parliamentary, Naval, Military 
 and Literary Journal for 1782. S". London 
 
 /.''7 455 Pollard (Ed. A.). The Lost Cause. Steel Plate Por- 
 traits. 8 \ .Yew Yo)'k, 1867 
 
 , y'v'456 Pollard (Edward). T 
 
 traits of Davis, Lee, Deauiv 
 Map. 8°, cloth, cle<in, vmul. 
 
 it Year of the War. Por- 
 
 i and Stonewall Jackson. 
 
 London, 1853 
 
 Treated from the Confederate point of view. The preface is writ- 
 ten by Henry Stevens, the eminent bibliographer. 
 
 . /v"457 PooLE (W. F.). Anti-Slavery Opinions before the Year 
 1800. Cloth. ' Clnnnnati, \^T^ 
 
 •// 458 Porter (G. li.). Nature and Properties of the Suyar 
 
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 .j\ 597 Washington. Washington's Monuuients of Patriotism. 
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 with the Military Command, &c. 8°, shee/j. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1800 
 
 -'598 The Watch; An Ode. To which is added the Genius 
 of America to General Carleton, an Ode. 4°, pp. 43. 
 
 1778 
 
 . /'^ 599 Webb(D.). Selections trom M. Pauw. 12°. 
 
 Bath, 1795 
 
 ,/d 600 ^'^kbster (Danl.). Discourse at Plymouth, December 
 
 22, 1820. 8°. Boston, 1826 
 
 .J^ 601 Webste.', (D.). Speeches. Vol.2. S°, doth. 
 
 Boston, 1835 
 
 / ^^ 602 Webster (Noah). American Selection of Lessons in 
 Reading at. d Speaking. 12'^, hoards. T/Zica, 1813 
 
 . J^ 603 Weld v^saac). Travels tlirough the States of North 
 America. Maps and Plates. 8°, calf. London, 1800 
 
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 /^604 Wells (Win. Y.). The Life and Public Services of 
 Samuel Adams. Portrait. 3 vols, 8°. Boston, 1865 
 
 ,y;^ 005 Wesley (JohnV Calm Address to Onr American Col- 
 onies ; Constitutional Answer to the Same ; Caleb Ev- 
 ans' Reply to Fletcher's Vindication ot Same. 1 vol., 
 12°, half morocco. London ami Bristol, 1775 
 
 J-JtQQ^ West iiidian Pamphlets. Historical Account of the 
 Rise and Growth of the West India Colonies, and of the 
 Great Advantages they are to England, in respect to 
 Trade ; 53 pp. London, 1090 — Capt. John Poyntz's 
 Present Prospect of the Famous and Fertile Island of 
 Tobago, to the Southward of the Island of Barbadoes ; 50 
 pp. London, 1695. 2 pamphlets in 1 vol. Very rare. 
 Half bound. 
 
 //^ 607 West Indies. An Essay on Sugar. With Remarks on 
 a Method Lately Published ot Procuring a Fermentation 
 in the West Indies. Scarce. 8°, new half morocco, giU. 
 
 London, 1751 
 
 . t/? 608 West (Samuel). Sermon before the Artillery Com- 
 pany, June 2, 1794. 8', Immh. LJoston 
 
 "609 W ESTWA.RD IIo I or, Voyages and Adventures of Sir 
 Amyas Leigh. Rendered into Modern English by Chas. 
 Kingsley. 3 vols., 12". ludfcdf. Camhridgt^ 1855 
 
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 Philadelphia, 1800 
 A superb copy. 
 
 c/7j611 Wheatley (Phillis). Poems on Various Subjects, 
 Religious and Moral. Portrait. 12°, new - ,/// extra, 
 gilt edges. London, 1773 
 
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 Eiiglivnd. who lias apponded u short biography of her. 
 
 . (' t^612 WnrrFiELD (H.j. A Farther Discovery of the Preseit 
 State of the Indians in New England. 4°, Jadf turkey, 
 large paper. ^^>"' ^ ork, 1S65 
 
 fJ:>'/l)'Z Whympkk {¥.). Travel and Adventure in Alaska 
 
 Illustrated. 8°. 
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 ^ vols., folio, calf'. 
 
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 England, 1726 
 
 ^y 2'Qlo WiLLKTT. A Narrative of the Military Actions of 
 Colonel Marinas Willett, taken chiefly from his own 
 manuscript. Portrait. 8'\ hoards, aneat. 
 
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 ^^^616 Wilfhtt's Narrative. No portrait. S°, l>oards. 1831 
 
 r>l7 Wilson (R. A.). A New History of the Conquest rsi' 
 Mexico Illustrated. Royal 8°. Louden^ 1850 
 
 / ^'■v 618 Wood (^J.). History of the Administration of John 
 Adams, 8 \ uncut, half turkey morocco, gilt top. 
 
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 619 Wilson and M'Kean. Commentaries on the Consti 
 tutiou of the rnited States of America. 8°, half morocco, 
 gilt top. London, 1792 
 
 620 WiNSLOW (Edward). The (llorious Progress of the 
 Gospel amongst the Indiai:.. in New England, etc. 4°, 
 half calf'. London, 1649 
 
 Exceeilingly rare. Forms ono of the iSeries of Kliot's Tracts. 
 
 ^<''"7 621 Wisconsin. Collections, Arc, of the State Historical 
 Society of Wisconsin. 7 piec«is, paper wrappvrs. 
 
 Madison, Wis., v. d. 
 
 . ^.'622 WisuoNsix Historical Collections. Vol 6. 1869-72. 
 8", cloth. 
 
 /_ I i'Q23 Wolfe (General). Instructions to Young Officers; 
 also his Orders for a Battalion and an Army. A Placart 
 to the Canadians, etc. 8", ralf. Scurcc. London, 1780 
 
 This work, which also contains an accoiiiil of General Wolfe, the 
 gallant con(ineror of Canada, is not noticeil in Lowndes. 
 
 -^'^624 YouN(; (^Alex.). (Jhronicles of tin' First Planters of 
 the Colony of Massachusetts IJay. n . fio.ston, 1846 
 
 /^^625 ZAmtisKiE (^Ilev. F. N.i. History of Reformed P. D. 
 Church, of Clavcrack; a Centennial Address. Photo. Por- 
 traits and Views 8", cloth. Hudson, 1867 
 
 , J'/l)26 Almon (John). The Remembrancer; or Impartial Re- 
 positorv of Public Events. Part I. For the Year 1766. 
 
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 of travel, returned and published this work. Its style is inelegant ; 
 but it deserves to l)e perused by those interested in the history of the 
 first establishment of the Euroi)eans in America from other than 
 Spanish sources.— >WW/a'.v DicUittmrij. 
 
 t/^'628 Carver (J.). Travels through the Interior parts of 
 North America, in the years 1706, 1767, and 1768. By 
 John Carver, Esq., Captain ot a Company of Provincial 
 Troops during the late War with France. Third and 
 best edition. Two Maps, Portrait and Colored Plates. 
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 London, 1781 
 
 . .fa 629 Catalogue ot the Library of the late George F. Guild, 
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 .^'^^63() Catalogue ot the very Valuable atid Important Library 
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 ])leton, &c. New York, v. d. 
 
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 Illustrissinnnn, Dominum loannem Wintroji, Scutarium. 
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 . Jd^SQ Fairmount Park. Sketches of tiie Scenery, Waters and 
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 Mather Ih it the authors could not get the hook printed tiiere. 
 
 ■ ^^38 Hall (Major). The History of the Civil War in Amer- 
 ica. Compi'ehending the Campaigns of 1775, 1776, and 
 1777. By an Officer ui the Army. Vol. 1. All published. 
 8°, hoar(h, uncut. London, 1780 
 
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 ^^'vT539 The Crisis. To be continued Weekly during the pres- 
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 and abandoned administration that evtjr shewed the weakness, or 
 abused the confidence ot a prince.' 'The altar of despotism is 
 erected in America, and we shall be the ne-\t victims to a lawless 
 power.' In taking leave of their rt'aders in the 90th number, lae 
 publisher says, ' We now lay down this paper, with graletul thanks 
 to the public, and as liberty and virtue have taken their flight to 
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 and not longer struggle in vain to animate our dastardly, degener- 
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 tumn of 1872. By Franklin 11 Hough. 8°, half Ihie 
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 the Sufferings of the People called Quakers in those parts 
 of America, from the beginning of the Fifth Moneth, 1656, 
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 4°, xm'ut, hound in crushed levant niot'occo, yilt, hy Pratt. 
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 12°, vellum. London, 1620 
 
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 647 Gkaham (J. A.). Descriptive Sketch of the Present 
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 ters on Trouble in the Province of Massachusetts Bay. 
 8°, half morocco, Bodon, 1776 
 
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 651 Morgan (^Abel). Anti-Ptedo-Iiantism. 
 of Believers Maintained and Mode ot it 
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 652 MoiiTON ( Daniel ). New England's Memorial, or Briet 
 Relation ot most Memorable Passages of God's Provi- 
 dence as manifested to tbe Planters of New England. 
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 653 Oxford Classics. Johnson (S.). ilie Works of Sam- 
 uel Johnson, LL. D., including the Parliamentary De- 
 bates. 11 vols., imperial 8°, large paper, hoards, uncut. 
 
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 654 OxFcmi) Classics. Hume (D.) and Smollett (T.). The 
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 into English this Learned Book. Portrait. 16°, ccdf ex- 
 tra, gilt edges. Fine copy, very rare. London, 1651 
 
 
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 1639. Printed in the Old Dutch iJlacft Tlettej. Curi^ 
 ons Plates and Initial Letters. Small 4°, hoards. 
 
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 657 RoBEBTB (Wni.). Account of the First Discovery and 
 Natural History of Florida. Maps and Plates 4 . Scarce 
 
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 aire de Guill. Schouten dans les Inde«. I lates. 12 , 
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 65M Smith (W.). Historical Account of the Expedition 
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 Henrv Bouciuet, including his Transactions witli the Jn- 
 dians; and the Battle at Bushy Run. Maps and I lates 
 by Benjamin West not in the ^-encan edition ^^4 , 
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