No 12. Toronto Second Hand Book Circular. Mar., ipr., 1897. 
 
 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS 
 
 FROM THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE 
 
 ^it 2)aniel MiJson, %%JS>,. fMS. 
 
 LATE PRESIDENT OF THE TORONTO UNIVERSITY. 
 
 Author of '• Memorials of Edinburgh in the.Olden Time," " Prehistoric Annals of Scotland," 
 • ' Prehistoric Man," etc. 
 
 He was an honorary member of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland ; London Anthropo- 
 logical Institute; Edinburgh Philosophical Institution; British and American Associations for the 
 Advancement of Science ; Canadian Institute ; Royal Society of Canada, etc., to whose joun^als 
 be contributed many most valuable papers. He also contributed many /feli-known articles to 
 tte 8th and 9th editions of the Encyclopedia Britannica. 
 
 It was his own great misfortune, and in a measure that of the whole world, that many of his 
 wotks and all his own manuscripts we- e destroyed in the conflagration of the Toronto Univer- 
 ity, on the 14th Feb., 1890. 
 
 In this Catalogue will be found a set of the proceedings and transactions of 
 the Royal Society of Canada ; Complete set of the Proceedings of the Society of 
 Antiquaries of Scotland ; 
 
 BOOKS RELATING TO 
 
 NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA—INDIANS and ARCHAEOLOGY- 
 SCOTLAND— HISTORY— SCIENCE— PHILOLOGY- 
 THEOLOGY, ETC., 
 
 Among them being presentation copies, many containing Sir Daniel's autograph 
 and others contain his bookplate, which, although small, becomes most interesting 
 from its having been sketched and engraved by Sir Daniel himself. 
 
 OFFERED FOR SALE FOR CASH AT THE MODERATE PPICES AFFIXED BY 
 
 ALBERT BRITNBLL, 
 
 248 YONGE STREET, - TORONTO, CAN. 
 
 The prices are net and dc not include express or postal chargres. 
 
 AMERICANA. 
 
 1 BailCrofl'S (Hubert Howe.) The Native Races of the Pacific States of 
 
 North America, containing an account of the Wild and Civilized Nations, 
 
 their Myths and Languages, Antiquities and Primitive History, by Hubert 
 
 Howe Bancroft. Many folding maps, 5 thick volumes, 8vo, cloth,' $12.50. 
 
 New York, 1875-6. 
 
 The most remarkable work in existence on the Indians. Mr. Bancroft has confined hig 
 labors to those tribes inhabiting the immense territory bordering on the Western Ocean from 
 Alaska to Darien, including British Columbia and Vancouver's Island. 
 
 2 Tnlted States Coast Survey Reports from 1853 to 1877; then 
 
 Coast and Geodetic Survey to 1890, inclusive (minus 1863, 1876). 36 thick 
 vols, 4to, cloth, loith about 1,500 large folding mapSy dagrams^plates^ and 
 sketches from original surveys. $16.50. Washington, 1854 91. 
 
Books Relating to America^ Indians^ Etc^ 
 
 3 Proceedings and Transactions of the Royal Society of Canada 
 from the commencement, Vol 1, in 1882-83, to Vol 9, 1891, inclusive. II- 
 tratedwitk maps, plates {some colored)^ and wood-outs, 9 large thick vol- 
 
 umci', 4to, cloth, $24. Montreal, 1883-91. 
 
 A vast mine of valuable information relating to Canada will be found in this set of im- 
 portant transactions, containing, as they do, hundreds of papers and treatises by the most 
 eminent scientific and literary men of the Dominion. 
 
 Here is an abridged list of the contents uf Vol 2 only, which is but a sample of what 
 each volume contains :— Proceedings, 50 pp ; Transactions— Section 1— Deux points d'histoire 
 (1) Quatrieme Voyage de Jacques C'artier ; {i) Expedition du Marquis de la Roche, par Paul de 
 Cases ; Ecude sur une famille Canadienne, par i.'Abbe 0. Tanguay ; La province de Quebec et 
 la langue Francaise, ptkt Napoleon Legendre ; Les races indigeneo de I'A'merique devaiit I'His- 
 torie, par Napoleon juegendre ; Poutrincourt en Acadia, 1604-1623 ; Les Commencements de 
 I'Egltse du C&nada, par L'Abbe Verreau ; Les Aborigenes d'Ameriqus, par J. M. LeMoine. This 
 section contains seven other papers, three of which are by Louia Frechette. Section 2 — The 
 Making of Canada, by John Keade ; The Literary Faculty of the Native Races of America, by 
 John Reade ; The Poets of Canada, by John Lesperance ; A Plea for a Canadian Camden So- 
 ciety, by George Bryce ; The Huron-Iroquois of Canada, a Typical Race of Ameiicsa Aborigi- 
 nes,' by Daniel Wilson. Section 3— The origin of Crystalline Rocks, by T. Sterry Hunt • Blow- 
 pipe Reactions on Plaster of Paris Tablets, by F. Haanel. Four other treatises are alf>i> in this 
 section. Section 4 —On some Relations of Geological Work in Canada and the Old World, by 
 Sir J. W. Dawson ; Notes on the Manganese Ores of Nova Scotia, by Edwin Gilpin ; Revision 
 of the Canadian Ranunculacese, by George Lawson; On Geological Contacts and Ancient Eros- 
 ion in Southern and Central New Brunswick, by L. W. Daily ; Canadian Filiciriae, by J. Alac- 
 oun and T. J W. 6urges» ; Notes on the Occurrence of certain Butterflies in Canada, by W. 
 Saunders ; The Geology and Economic Minerals of Hudson Bay and Normern Canada, by 
 Robert Bell ; Notes on Observations, 1883, on the Geology of the North Shore of Lake Super- 
 ior, by A. R. C. Selwjrn. This section also contains nine other papers and treatises. 
 
 4 niassaci&asetts. Records op the Governor and Company of the 
 Massachusett's Bay in New England, from 1628 to 1668, edited by 
 Nathaniel B. Shurtleflf. 6 vols, folio, cloth, gilt tops, eleaantly printed, 
 $14.60. Boston, 1863.4. 
 With bookplate of B.. Homer Dixon, Esq., in each of the first three vols, and on fly leaf is 
 
 written " B. H. Dixou, given to me by Dr. bhurtleflf, December, 1854." 
 
 These volumes possess uncommon interest as containing the earliest extant records of 
 
 one of the oldest English Colonies in New England. The able manner in which the volumes 
 
 are edited and printed reflects high honor on the intelligence, public spirit and liberality of all 
 
 concerned in this production. 
 
 6 SmiChSOIliail Publications. Annual Reports of the Board of Regents 
 of the Smithsonian Institution from 1857 to 1875, inclusive ; also 1878, 
 1879, 1888, 1889, together 23 vols. 8vo, cloth, numerous archaeological il- 
 lustrations, $3.50. Washingtor, 1858-90. 
 
 6 Ethnology.— Powell (J. W.) First Annual Report of the Bureau of Eth- 
 
 nology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1879-80, 2 maps and 
 
 53 ^ne plates, some colored, and 307 woodcuts, thick imp 8vo, cloth, $3.60. 
 
 Washington, 1881. 
 
 Containing Evolution of Language ; Mythology of North American Indians ; Wyandot 
 Government and Limitations of the Use of some Anthropological Data, by J. W. Powell. Mor- 
 tuary customs ot North American Indians, by H. C. Yarrow. Studies in Central American 
 Picture Writing, by E. Si Holden. Cessions of Land by the Indian Tribes, by C. C. Royce. 
 Sign Language among the North American Indians, by Col. Garrack Mallery. 
 
 7 Haven (Samuel F.) Archeology of the United States, or, sketches, historical 
 
 and bibliographical, of the progress of information and opinion respecting 
 the vestiges of Antiquitie3 in the United States. 4to, paper, 168 pp, |3.00. 
 Washington, 1855. 
 
 8 Thomas (Gyrus). Aids to the study of the Maya CJodices (from 6th Annual 
 
 Report of Bureau of Ethnology). With illustrations, 4to, paper, 118 pp. 60c. 
 Washington, 1888, * » tr r » ^f. 
 
From the Library of Sir Daniel Wilson. 3 
 
 9 B&WSOn (Sir J. William.) Handbook of Geology, for the use of Canadian 
 
 Students, l^umtroui illuatrcUions, 8vo, cloth, $1.50. Montreal, 1889. 
 
 10 Hattray ^ W. J. ), B. a. The Scot iu Britiyh North America. Gontaim steel 
 
 portraits of the "Rxkij of Elgin and Kincardine, Marquis of Lorne, 
 
 George Brown and Sir John A. Maodonald, 4 vols, 8vo, cloth, 
 
 $1.50. Toronto, 1880-83. 
 
 A valuable and careful work on the infuenoe of the Sootch in British North America ; 
 is well printed on good paper, and in handsome cloth binding. Our National literature is to 
 be congratulated on Mr. Rattray's historic^ contributions, calm, impartial and skilfully writ- 
 ten, the volumes furnish not only delightful reading, but ^iermanent aud valuable storehouses 
 of (»ref ul research. 
 
 11 Ashley (Prof. W. J.) Nine Lectures on the Earlier Constitutional History 
 
 of Canada. Thin 8vo, cloth, 75c. Toronto, 1889. 
 
 12 Thompson (Samuel), formerly Editor of the " Toronto Daily Colonist.*' 
 
 Reminiscences of a Canadian Pioneer for the last fifty years, an autobiogra- 
 phy, 12mo, cloth, 75c. Toronto, 1884. 
 
 13 Watson (Samuel James,) The Constitutional History of Canada, post 
 
 8vo, cloth, 60c, Toronto, 1874. 
 
 14 Lome (Marquis of.) Memories of Canada and Scotland, Speeches and 
 
 Verses. Post 8vo, cloth, 25c. Montreal, 1884. 
 
 15 Ward (Prof. Henry A.) Catalogue of Casts of Fossils, fron the principal 
 
 museums of Europe and America, with descriptions. Numerous iUustra- 
 tions, 8vo, cloth, 30c. Rochester, 1866. 
 
 16 The White Mountains : A Handbook of Travellers. WUk six maps 
 
 and six panoramas, thick 12mo, cloth, 503. /. R. Osgood^ Boston^ 1884. 
 
 17 3ohn'S Handbook of Washington. Map and front, 12mo, boards, 26o. 
 
 Washington, 1861. 
 
 18 Boston's Sights ; or, Handbook for Visitors by R. L. Midgley. Map 
 
 and numerous interesting woodcut illustrations^ 1 2mo, cloth, 50o. Boston, 
 1860. 
 
 19 Ross (Rev. W. W.) 10,000 Miles by Land and Sea. Post 8v.j, cloth, 50o. 
 
 Toronto, 1876. 
 
 A gossipv book of travel by a Canadian from Toronto to the Pacific Oceaa, via the Hiakes, 
 Prairies and Mountains, thence to Panama, across t<i'.^4|^mu8, and back over the Atlantic 
 route. ' ^% 
 
 20 Canadian Poetry. A Song of Chari> / Prof. Chapman). 8vo, cloth, 
 
 60c, Toronto, 1857. % | 
 
 Inserted in this vol. is " East and West," a poem ccinposed during the summer of 1887, 
 at Kempenfe. lay, Lake Simcoe. 
 
 21 — _ De Roberval, a Drama ; also, the Emigration of the Fairies, and The 
 
 Triumph of Constancy, a Romaunt, by John Hunter Duvar. Post 8vo, cloth, 
 50c. Saint John, 1888. 
 
 22 Lake Lyries'and other Poems, by William Wilfrid Campbell. Post 
 
 8vo, cloth, 50c. St. John, N.B., 1889. 
 
 23 — — Gentleman Dick o* The Greys, and other Poems, hy H^'eward E. 
 
 Cockin. Post 8vo, cloth, 35c. Toronto, 1889. 
 
 04 Tjj^ Poems of William Wye Smith. Poriy post 8vo, cloth, 35c. To- 
 ronto, 1888. 
 
Books RelaJng to Am^jn4a, Indians^ Etc. 
 
 25 Powell (J« W.) United States Geological aad Geographical Sorirey of the 
 
 Rocky Mountain Region. Contributions to North American Ethnology, 
 vol 1, containing Tribes of the Extreme Northwest, by W. H. Dall. Tribes 
 of Western Washington and North-western Oregon, by George Gibbs. Maps 
 in pocket and illustrations ^ 4 to, cloth, $1.75. Washington, 1877. 
 
 26 Wheeler (George M.) United States Geographical Survey, west of the 
 
 100th meridian, Lieut. George M. Wheeler, corps of Engineers, U.S.A., in 
 charge. ""/ ol 1, containing the Geographical report. With large folding maps 
 and 8 J fine plates, some coloured, large thick 4to, cloth, $2.50. Washington, 
 1889. 
 
 27 Ditto. Vol. VII, ArohflBology, containing Reports upon Archaeological 
 
 and Ethnological Collections from vicinity of Santa Barbara, California, and 
 from Ruined Pueblos of Arizona and New Mexico, and certain Interior 
 Tribes, by Frederick W. Putnam and others, with appendix of Indian 
 vocabularies. With ao fine plates, some coloured, i^o woodcuts, etc, 8.00. 
 Washington, 1879. 
 
 28 King (Clarence.) United State Geological Explorations of the Fortieth 
 
 Parallel. Vol VII, containi jg Odontornithes : a monograph on the extinct 
 toothed birds of North America, by Prof. 0. C. March. With 34 plaies, some 
 folding, and 40 woodcuts, 4to, cloth, $2.26. Washington, 1880. 
 
 29 OJibway Bible. Ewh Oowahweendahmahgawin own Tabanemenung 
 
 Jesas Christ. Thick post 8vo, sheep, $1.25. Toronto, 1854. 
 
 30 mohawk Prayer Book. The Book of Common Prayer translated into 
 
 the Mohawk Language, compiled from various translations, revised, oorrerited, 
 etc., by the Rev. Abraham Nelles. The Collects, Service of Baptism, Order of 
 Confirmation, etc., etc., translated by John Hill, jr., appear in Mohawk for 
 the first time in this edition of the Priyer Book. 8vo, roan, $2.00. Hamilton , 
 Ont., 1842. 
 
 31 Canadian Archives. Report of Canadian Archives by Douglas Brymner, 
 
 for 1886, 1887 and 1890. 3 thick vols, 8vo, maps. (These vols contain a 
 mine of matter relating to Canadian History), $1.50. Ottawa, 1887-91. 
 
 32 North American Review (The) for January, 1855, contains articles on 
 
 The Moorish Dominion in Spain ; The Transmigration of Souls ; Eanzas and 
 Nebraska ; European and American Universities ; Twenty Years in the 
 Slave Trade ; etc., etc. 8vo, 272 pp, paper, 30c. Autograph o^'Dr. Wilson., 
 
 33 ProceedinSTS of the American Philosophical Society, No. 129, January to 
 
 July, 1889 ; No. 134, July to December, 1890 ; also Proceedings at Annual 
 Meeting in Worcester, 1890, together 3 pieces. %70 plates, 1.00. 
 Contains with other matter— portions of the journal of Andre Michanr. botanist, written 
 during his travels in the United States and Canada, 1785 to 1796, with introduction and 
 explanatory notes by C. S. S^rurenft, liS pages ; Qramraatic notes and vocabulary of the 
 Pennsylvania German Dialect, by William J. Hoffman ; Folk-Medicine of the Pennsylvania 
 Germans, by the same writer ; N^ortheru 63undary of Massachusetts, etc. 
 
 34 Miller (Joaquio). Songs of the Sun-Landu. 12mo, cloth, first edition, 
 
 $1.25. W^ith Autograph of Dr. Wilson. Boston, 1873. 
 
 35 Phillips (Wendell). Speeches, T^ectures and Letters, Port, thick post 
 
 8?o, cloth, 75c. Boston, 1863. 
 
 36 Vuiyersity of Toronto. Examination Papers, 1857 and 1858, inter- 
 
 leaved with blank paper. 2 vols, folio, wrappers, 76c. " Daniel Wilson, 
 LL.D., University College, Toronto," 
 
From tk§Mbm^J^Mt DmM Wil^n . 
 
 37 Wilson (Sir Daniel). Trade and Commerce in the Stone Age. 4to, 28 pp, 
 
 paper, 35c. Trans. Roy. Soc., C&nada, 1889. 
 
 38 Report Addressed by the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries to its 
 
 British and American Member?. Six folding plaies.SYO, 188 pp, boards, 75c. 
 
 Copenhagen, 1836. 
 OOHTIHTS -Exposition of the oldest loeUndlc and a Norwegian Aocount of Ireland, by H. 
 M. Petersen ; on the Stone Implements of the Pa«:an Northmen ; x-Jorthem Gold Ornaments 
 from the Pagan Times ; Account of some Ancient Scandinavian Cheesmen, etc. 
 
 39 U. S. Naval 4s trononilcal Expedition to the Southern Hemisphere, 
 
 1849-1852. Vol II„ the Andes and Pampas, and also the Natural History 
 Reports. Numerous fine plates including many finely colored of Indian 
 Antiquities and Natural History. 4to, cloth, $1.50. Washington, 1855. 
 
 40 The Northmen in Iceland, Remarks on a Treatise of George W. Dasent, 
 
 13 pp, with other papers of the Soc, Roy. des Antiquaries du Nord thin 8vo, 
 boards, 30c. 1859. 
 
 41 Spain. Travers L'Espagne, Lettres de Voyage par A. B. Routhier. 8vo, 
 
 406 pp, 50c. " Author's presentation copy to Sir Daniel Wilson." Quebec, 
 1889. 
 
 42 Wilson (Sir Daniel) Physical Ethnology ; apaper of 62 pp ; North Ameri- 
 
 can ArchflBology, by Sir John Lubbock, etc, in Smithsonian Report^ 1862. 
 8vo, cloth, 50c. Washington, 1863. 
 
 43 Abhott (Dr. 0. C.) The Stone Ago in New Jersey. 134 pp, i?/a/«, in Smith- 
 
 sonian Report, 1875, 8vo, cloth, 50c. Washington, 1876. 
 
 44 U.S. Geolo^^ical Survey of the Territories (6th Annual Report) embracing 
 
 portions of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Utah, 1872. by F. V. Hayden. 
 Maps and numerous illustrations, thu'- 8vo, cloth, 50e. Washington, 1873. 
 
 45 Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 
 
 reports of meetings, 1878 to 1887 inclusive, (minus part 1 of 1884) ; also, 
 reports of Meetings, 1856, 1873 and 1876, together 15 parts, forming 12^ 
 vols, 8vo, paper, illustrated, %b.5(i. 
 Contains valuable papers on mathematics, astronomy, j)hy8ics, chemistry, mechanics, 
 
 geology, paleontology, botany, z>ology, anthropology, practical solsnce, etc., by the m<»t 
 
 eminent ecientiflc men on the continent. 
 
 46 Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 
 
 issued bi-monthly, edited by Edmund J. James, etc., from No. 4, vol 1, 
 (April, 1891), to No. 1, vol. 8. (Jan., 1897) 31 numbers and 5 supplementary 
 numbers, nearly consecutive, $5.25 the lot. Published at thirty one dollars, 
 
 47 American Historical Association. Papers of the American His- 
 
 torical Association, 14 various parts between 1885 and 1891, {pubhshedby 
 Putnam's Sons, at fourteen dollars and twenty-five cents) ; also, the first 
 three annual reports of the American Historical Association for 1890, 1891. 
 1892, 3 thick vols, together 11 pieces, 14.00. 
 
 48 The llonlst- A Quarterly Magazine of Philosophy, Religion, Science, 
 
 and Sociology, edited by Dr. Paul Garus, 17 Nos., between VoL 1, No. E,^ 
 (April, 1891), and Vol 7, No. 1, (Oct., 1896). Volumes 4, 5 and 6 being com- 
 plete, f2.00thelot. Published at $8.60. Chicago, 1891-96. 
 
 49 The American historical Review, quarterly, the 5 first Nos. of 
 
 this splendid publication, Oct., 1895, to Oct., 1896, inclusive. With foldings 
 maps, il.OO the lot. Published at $4.00. Macmillan, 1895-0. 
 
Books Relating to America^ Indians^ Etc. 
 
 50 TraiiSacliouS of the Astronomical and Pnysical Society of To- 
 
 ronto, from commencement 1890-91 to 1895 inclusive, including annual 
 reports. 6 voU, 8yo, wrap^erSfas pud/t'sAeJt ^2.00. Published at $5.00. To- 
 ronto, 189196. 
 
 51 Historical and Political Science. (John Hopkins* University 
 
 Studies in.) Herbert B- Adams, Editor, 15 complete treaties, by eminent 
 
 writers, published bet'veen 1884 and 1894. In original wrappers, $2.26 the 
 
 lot. Published at s<iven dollars, Baltimore. 
 
 Includin(?, Land Laws of Mining Districts ; Recent American Socialism ; Local Institutions 
 of Maryland; i'he Influence of Proprietors in foundinar the State of New Jersey; The Land 
 System of the New England (Colonies ; Maryland'*) Attitude in the Strup:gle for Canada ; The 
 Constitutional Reurinningg of North Carolina (1663-1720); The Carolina Pirates and Colonial 
 Commerce, 1670-1740 ; Representation and Suffrage in Massachusetts, 1620-1691, etc., etc. 
 
 62 Uliscellaneous. Political Science Quarterly, March, 1886, Sept., 1887, 
 
 March, 1891, 3 Nos. ; the Cornell Magazine, published monthly by editors 
 chosen from the senior class of Cornell University, 9 various Noy., 1890- 
 1894 ; Journal of Political Economy, June, 1893 ; Publication of f 
 Michigan Political Science Association, May, 1893 ; Journal of the Canadian 
 Bankers' Association, March and Oct., 1895 ; and 1 number each of Annals 
 of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, the Monist, 
 American Journal of Sociology, Journal of Social Science, and others, 
 together 26 pieces, $1.50 the lot. 
 
 63 Rail (Charles), '^rbser itions on cup-shaped and otherLapidarian Sculptures 
 
 in the Old World and in America. 4to, sewn, 102 ^\)y and many pa^es of 
 plates y $1.00. With two letters iiom the author to Professor Daniel Wilson 
 inserted. Washington, 1881. 
 
 54 Peabody lHuseillll of American Archaeology and Ethnology, reports of, 1 
 
 to 13 inclusive, 1868-1880, in 2 vols, 8vo, half morocco, fine condition, 
 portraits y plates and numerous woodcuts^ $6.00. Cambridge, 1876-1880. 
 
 55 Lakes of ^orth America, A Trip Through the, embracing a full de- 
 
 scription of the St. Lawrence River, together with all the principal places on 
 its Banks, from its source to its mouth. Commerce of the Likes, etc., form- 
 ing altogether a complete guide for the pleasure traveller and emigrant. 
 Large folding map and profile map of Lake Ontario, and numerous interesting 
 illustrations, thick 12mo, cloth, $1.25. New York, 1857. 
 
 56 Rand (Sir Silas Tertius) D.D.; LL.D. Dictionary of the Language of the 
 
 Micmac Indiana, who reside in Nova Seotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward 
 Island, Cape Breton and Newfoundland (English-Micmac). 4to, boards, 
 286 pp, $3.00. Halifax, N.S., 1888. 
 
 57 Dawson (Dr. J. W.) Acadian Geology. The Geological Structure, organic 
 
 remains, and mineral resources of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince 
 Edward Island. Map, tlates and numerous illustrations, and a supplement, 
 very thick 8vo, cloth, $3.00. "To Dr. Wilson with kind regards of the 
 Author." London, 1878. 
 
 58 Rivero (M. E.) and Von Tschudi (J. J.) Peruvian Antiquities, trans- 
 
 lated from the Spanish, by Francis L. Hawks. With illustrations y 8vo, 
 cloth. $1.50. New York, 1853. , . 
 
 59 Lapham (I. A.) The Antiquities of Wisconsin, as surveyed and described 
 
 on behalf of the American Antiquarian Society. Lllustrated with SS Ictrge 
 plates^ also woodcuts in the texty 4to, boards, $3.50. Washington, 1853. 
 
From the Library oj Sir Daniel Wilson* 
 
 60 North- West Territory. Reports of Pro^^resa ; together with a pre- 
 
 liminary and general report on the Assiniboine and Saskatchewan Exploring 
 Expedition, made under instructions from the Provincial Secretary, Canada, 
 by Professor Henry Youle Hind. Large folding maps^ plates and illustra- 
 tions, 4to, halt roan, $2.00. Toronto, 1859. 
 
 61 Horsford (Eben Norton). The Landfall of Leif Frikson, A.D. 1000, and 
 
 the site of His Houses in Vineland. Maps and numerous plates, large 4to, 
 cloth, $4.50. "Sir Daniel Wilson, with the compliments of E. N. Hors- 
 ford." Boston, 1892. 
 
 62 Roas (Dr. Franz). The Use of Masks and Head-ornaments ou the North- 
 
 west Coast of America. 2 pcyes of plates {one colored), 4to, paper, 9 pp, 30c. 
 1890. 
 
 63 New York State, Census of, for 1855^ prepared under the direction of 
 
 Hon. Joel T. Headley by Franklin B. Hough. Folio, half morocco, $1.50. 
 Albany, 1857. 
 6d Xed Kiver Country. Reports on the Exploration of t^s Country be- 
 tween Lake Superior and the Red River Settlement by S. J. Dawson and H. 
 Y. Hind. Printed by order of the Legislative Assembly. Large folding 
 maps, Svo, paper, scarce, $1.50. Toronto, 1858. 
 
 65 Chapman (Prof. E. J.) The Minerals and Geology of Central Canada, 
 
 comprising the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec. With illustrations, Svo, 
 cloth, $1.50. *'Dr. Daniel Wilson, President of University College, Tor- 
 onto, etc, etc, from the_ Author." Toronto, 1888. 
 
 66 Salmon-Fishing in Canada, by a resident, edited by Col. Sir James 
 
 Edward Alexander. Map, full page illustrations, and numerous charming 
 woodcuts in the text, thick post 8vo, cloth, $2.00. London, 1860. 
 
 67 Documents relative to the Colonial History of the State of New York, 
 
 procured in Holland, England and France by John Romeyn Brodhead, 
 edited by Dr. O'Callaghan. Vol I. only, containing Holland document, 
 1603-1656. Folding map and folding plate, thick 4to, cloth, $1.25. Al- 
 bany, 1856. 
 
 63 White Mountain Guide Book, (Chisholm's.) Birdseye view and 
 illustrations, 1880. Bradley's Pocket Guide to the White Mountains, map, 
 1861, together, 2 vols, 12mo, cloth, 30c. 
 
 69 Towle (Gr. M.) The Nation in a Nutshell, a rapid outline of American 
 
 History. 16mo, cloth, 25c. Boston, 1887. 
 
 70 Education in Ontario, special report to the Hon. the Minister of 
 
 Education, on the Ontario Educational Exhibit, and the educational fea- 
 • tures of the International Exhibition, at Philadelphia, 1876, by J. George 
 Hodgins, LL.D. Plates, imp. 8vo, cloth, 50c. Toronto, 1877. 
 
 71 University of Toronto. Revised Statues of the University of Toronto<» 
 
 1871, interleaved ivith blank paper, 4to, half calf; Revenues and Require- 
 *, ments, report of a committee appointed by the Senate of the University, and 
 also by the Board of Trustees, 1891. Svo, limp morocco, together 2 vols, 
 : -^ $1.50. Toronto, 1872-1891. 
 
 72 Geological Survey of Canada. Report of progress for 1897-98. 
 
 Maps and illustrations, (including reports on North West Territory, British 
 Columbia, Dr. Bell's report on Hudson's Bay, eto.,) thick 8vo, paper, 75c, 
 Montreal, 1881. . 
 
8 Books Relating to America^ Indians^ Etc, 
 
 73 Rhode Island* Reports of the Board of Education and of the Com- 
 
 mUaiouer of Public Schoola of Rhode Island, 1886-87. 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, 40c. 
 Providence, 1887-88 
 
 74 B. N. A. Boundary Commission. Report on the Geology and 
 
 Reso'^rces of the region of the vicinity of the Forty -ninth parallel from the 
 Lake of the Woods to the Rocky Mono tains, with lists of plants and animals 
 collected, and notes on the fossils by G. M. Dawson. Map^ and plates^ 8vo, 
 paper, $1.00. Montreal, 1875. 
 
 75 The Ross Biblo. Scripture Readings for use in the Public and High 
 
 Schools 01 Ontario. Crown 8vo, full morocco gilt, gilt edges, 50c. Toronto, 
 1888. 
 
 76 Toronto. Memorial Volume, 1834-1884. Toronto: Past and Present, 
 
 historical and descriptive, a memorail volume for the Semi -Centennial of 
 1884. Numerous portraits of the mayors and aldermen^ and other illustra- 
 tions ^ large 4 to, cloth, qill back and side ^ with the coat of arms of Toronto, 
 in gilt on cover, title page printed in red and black, $2.00 ($6). Toronto, 
 1884. 
 
 Ciontaining mornolra of the four decades of York, Upper Canada, in 19 cbapters, with 
 supplementary chapter (page 266; by the Rbv. Dr. Scaddinq, author of " Toronto of Old,'* 
 " Thefint Bishop of Toronto," etc, and some acoounts of the City of Toronto, from its incor- 
 poration in March, 1834, to the present time, preceded by an introduction containing a brief 
 hiHtory of the Town of York, by John Charles Dent, a\xthor of ** The Caimdian Portrait 
 Oallery," and " The Last Forty rears,' etc.,eto. 
 
 A handsome and learned work, and contains much valuable information relating to York 
 (Toronto) and itg site— The early Governors — War of 18r2-14--Williara Lyon Mackenzie, a id 
 the Kebellion of 1837, etc. The edition is limited to one thousand and twenty-five copies, 
 and only a few copies now remain for sale. r 
 
 77 Von Tschudi, (Dr. J. J.) Travels in Peru, during the yeirs 1838-42, on 
 
 the coast in the Sierras, across the Cordilleras and the Andes, in the prim- 
 eval forests Post, 8vo, cloth, 75c. New York, 1849. 
 
 78 Jones (Rev Peter.) History of the Ojeb way Indians, with especial refer- 
 
 ence to their Conversion to Christanity, with a Memoir of the writer, 4 por- 
 traits of Indian Chiefs ^ and 12 plates of Indian Antiquities ^ etc, small ^ 8vo, 
 cloth, $1.50. London, 1861. - 
 
 Mostly the Antiquities, Customs, and Traditions of the Indians. 
 
 79 Jones (Charles C, jr.) Antiquities of the Southern Indians, paticularly of 
 
 the Georgia Tribes, JO /ap^j of plates, large 8vo, 532, pp, cloth, $4.00, 
 New York, 1873. 
 
 80 Shaler (Prof. N. S.) Naturae ndMan in America, 12mo, cloth, 75c. New 
 
 York, 1891. 
 
 81 Brinton (Daniel G. ) The American Race ; a linguistic classification and 
 
 ethnographic description of the native tribes of North and South America. 
 Crown 8vo, cloth, |1.25. New York, 1891. 
 •• To Sir Daniel Wilson with the compliments of the author D. G . Brinton." 
 
 82 Kennaway (J. H.) On Sherman's Track, or the South after the War. 
 
 With intrestiny illustrations, sfnall 8vo, cloth, |1.25. London, 1867. 
 "The soil of the South has become classic ground. For four years there has been acting 
 on that theatre one of the grandest spectales that |he world has ever seen." 
 
 83 Hntchinson (Thomas J.) Two Years in Peru, with Explorations of its 
 
 Antiquities, etc. Large map, heliotype and other views, numerous engravings 
 of Prehistoric and later Indian remains^ 2 vols, 8vo, cloth, $2.75. London, 
 1873. 
 
From the Library of Sir Daniel Wilson. 
 
 84 BrintoU (Daniel G.) Races and Peoples; Lectures on the Science of 
 
 Ethnogr'\phy. Crown 8vo, cloth, $1.26. New York, 1890. 
 
 85 Foster (J. W.) Pre-Hiitorio Races of the United States of America. 
 
 Numerous illustrations ^ 8vo, cloth, $2.25. Chicago, 1878. 
 
 86 Indian Language. An International Idiom. A Manu<il of the Ore,.,.in 
 
 Trade Language or '* Chinook Jargon," by Horatio Hale. 12mo, cloth, 60o. 
 London, 1890. 
 
 87 Williams (George W.) A History of the Negro Race in America, from 
 
 1619 to 1880. Negroes as slaves, as soldiers, and as cit'zens ; together with 
 a preliminary consideration of the unity of the human family, an historical 
 sketch of Africa, and an account of the negro governments of Sierra Leone 
 and Liberia. Portraity 2 vols, large 8vo, cloth, $4.00. New York, 1883. 
 
 88 UlacLean (J. P.) An Historical, Archseologtcal and Geological Examina- 
 
 tion of Fiugal's Cave in the Island of Staffa. Illustrated^ 8vo, cloth, 50c, 
 
 1890. 
 Rewritten and enlarged fronj the orijnnal report mswle to the Smithsonian Institution in 
 
 1887. 
 
 89 Ocean to Ocean. Sandford Fleminjf's Expedition through Canada in 1872, 
 
 being a diary kept during a journey from the Atlantic to the Pacific with the 
 expedition of iho Eogineer-iu-Chief of the Canadian Pacific and the Inter- 
 colonial Railways, by the Rev. Geo. M. Grant. Maps and nearly 6o tinted 
 illustrations^ Svoy doth, $\. 00. 1873. 
 
 90 YOUIIS^ (James) Reminiscences of the Early History of Gait, and the Settle- 
 
 ment of Dumfries, in the Province of Ontario. Portraits and illustrations, 
 crown Svo, cloth, scarce, .^1.50. Toronto, 1880. 
 
 91 Ross (Alexander Milton) The Birds of Canada, with descriptions of their 
 
 Habits, Food , Nests, Eg^s, Times of A rri val and Departure. With eight plates 
 and thitty -eight woodcuts, post 8vo, cloth, scarce, $1.00. Toronto, 1871. 
 
 92 Upper Canada Educational Report 1857- Annual Report of 
 
 the Normal, Model, Grammar, and Common Schools in Upper Canada, 1857, 
 with apps ndices. Large 8 vo, cloth, 50c. Toronto, 1858. 
 
 93 Brinton (Daniel G. ) Essays of an Americanist ; L Ethnologic and 
 
 Archseologic ; II. Mythology and Folk Lore; III. Graphic Systems of 
 Literature ; IV. Linguistic. Royal Svo, cloth, $1.75. Philadelphia, 1890. 
 
 94 Squler (E. G.) Peru ; Incidents of Travel and Exploration in the Land 
 
 ot the Incas. Nearly three hundred capital woodcuts {some as plates), illustra- 
 ting chiefly the antiquities. Large Svo, cloth, $4.00. New York, 1877. 
 " Explorations directed mainly to the eluc dation of the aboriginal monuments of Peru, 
 I he only positive and reliable witnesses of the true condition of its ancient inhabitants. My 
 tiavels and invt.8tigationd occupied me actively for mere than a year and a half. My researuhes 
 Will, I think, correct many mistakes and exaggerations as regards ancient Peru, aud enable us 
 to form a rational and just estimate of the power and development of ihe most thoroughlj' 
 organized, most wisely administered, and most extensive empire of aboriginal America." 
 
 95 The Eskimo. Tales and Traditions of the Eskimo, with a sketch of their 
 - habits, religion, language and other peculiarities, by Dr. Henry Rink, edited 
 
 by Dr. Robert Browu. Numerous illuf^trations, drawn and engraied by 
 Eskimo. Crown 8vo, cloth, $2 OQ, London, 1875. 
 
 96 Short (John T.) The North Americms of antiquity, their origin, migra- 
 
 tions, and type of civilization considerefl. Numerous illustrations, thick 
 870, cloth, $2.50. Harpers, 1880. 
 
lO 
 
 Books Relating to America, Indians, Etc, 
 
 97 Bonrinot (Dr. John George) A Manual of the Constitutional History of 
 
 Canada, from the earliest period to the year 1888. Crown 8vo, cloth, large 
 PAPER COPY, $2.00. Montreal, 1888. , 
 
 98 Canadian Pacific Railway. Sandford Fleming, Engineer-in -Chief. 
 
 Report of Progress on the explorations and surveys up to January, 1874. 
 Folding maps and diagrams^ royal 8vo, boards, $1.00. Ottawa, 1874. 
 
 99 Canadian Pacific Railway, Report in reference to, 1879, by Sand- 
 
 fo d Fleming. Folding map, royal 8vo, cloth, 75e. Ottawa, 1879. 
 
 100 Canadian Pacific Railway, Report and DocuniSnts in reference to, 
 Sandford Fleming, Eogiueer-in-Chief, 1880. Large folding maps, royal 
 8vo, cloth, 76c. Ottawa, 1880. 
 
 101 Toussaint L'Onvcrture: A Biography and Autobiography. Por- 
 trait and map, thick 12mo, cloth, 50c. Boston, 1863. 
 
 102 Humboldt's (Alexander Yon) Travels and Researches, being a conden- 
 sed narrative of his journeys in the Equinoctial Regions of America, and in 
 Arctic Russia, etc. Port, map and plates, 12mo, full morocco gilt extra, 
 gilt edges, $1.00. Edinburgh, 1836. 
 
 103 Conant (A. J.) Foot-Prints of Vanished Races in the Mississippi Valley ; 
 being an account of some of the Monuments and Relics of Prehistoric Races 
 scattered over its surface, with suggestions as to their origin and uses. Nu- 
 merom illustrations, imp 8vo, cloth, $1.25. St. Louis, 1879. 
 
 104 Olltario Boundaries, statutes, Documents and Papers bearing on 
 the discussion respecting the Northern and Western Boundaries of the 
 Province of Ontario, including the principal evidence supposed to be either 
 for or against the claims of the Province. Compiled by direction of the 
 Government. With explanatory notes, large 8vo, cloth, scarce, $1.50. 
 Toronto, 1878. 
 
 105 Tytler (Patrick Eraser.) The Northern Coists of America and the Hiid- 
 son's Bay Territories. Portrait, map and plates, thick Dost 8vo, half mor- 
 occo, $1.00. London, 1854. 
 
 106 Catalogue of a Collection of Ancient and Modern Stone Implements, 
 and of other Weapons, Tools and Utensils of the Aborigines of various 
 countries (including Greenland, Ancient and Modern Mexicans, North 
 America, etc), m the possession of Henry Christy. Thin 8vo, cloth, 50c. 
 London, 1862. 
 
 107 Beach (W. W.) The Indian Miscellany. Containing papers on the 
 History, Antiquities, Arts, Lmguages, Religious Traditions, and Supersti- 
 tions of the American Aborigines. With descriptions of their domestic 
 life, manners, customs, traits, amusements and exploits ; travels and ad- 
 ventures in the Indian country ; incidents of border warfare ; missionary re^ 
 lation«, etc. 9yo, cloth, untrimmed edges, $d.OO. With autograph of Sir 
 Daniel Wilson. Albany, 1877* 
 
 108 Lyell (Charlep*) A Second Visit to the United States of North America^. 
 2 vols, crown 8vu, in one, cktb, $1.00. New Voik, 1849. 
 
 10.9 Powell (J. W.) Introduction to the Study of lutiian Languages, with 
 words, phrases, and sentences to be collected.' Second edition, with charts^ 
 4to, clothi 12.00. Washington, 18S0. 
 
From the Library of Sir Daniel Wilson, 1 1 
 
 110 Maalery (Garrick.) A Collection of Gesture-Signs and Signals of the 
 North Amencan Indians, with some comparisons. 4to, 329 pp, paper, 
 $2.75. Washington, 1880. 
 
 112 Clerstacker's (Frederick) Travels. Rio de Janeiro — Buenos Ayres— 
 Ride through the Pampas — Winter Journey Across the Cordilleras — Chili — 
 Valparaiso — California and the Gold Fields. 2 folding plates^ tinted, post 
 8vo, cloth, 75c. London, 1854. 
 
 113 Indians. Reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for 1856-1859 
 and 1863. 3 vols, 8vo, cloth, $1.50. Washington, 1857-64. 
 
 114 Fiction. The New Age of Gold ; or, the Life and Adventures of Robert 
 Dexter Romaine, written by himself. Post 8vo, cloth, 50c. Boston, 1856 
 
 115 Garrison (William Lloyd.) Selections from his Writings and Speeches, 
 post 8vo, cloth, 50c. Boston, 1852. 
 
 116 Smith (Prof. J. Lawrence) of Louisville. Mineralof^y and Chemistry. 
 Original Researches. 8vo, cloth, 75c. Louisville, 1873. 
 
 117 llawson (Dr. G. M.) and Sutherland (Alexander) of Melbourne. Ele- 
 mentary Geography of the Biitish Colonies. Numerous illustrations, r2mo, 
 
 . cloth, 40c. Macmillan, 1892. 
 
 BOOKS RELATING TO SCOTLAND. 
 
 LARGE PAPER COPY OF 
 
 118 Scottish National Memorials, Historical and Personal Relics, Literary 
 Relics, Burghal Memorials, Scots Masonic Relics, Military, Industrial and 
 Domestic Life, and charms and amulets of the Scottish people, edited by 
 James Paton. Splendidly illustrated with illuminated frontispiece, jo full- 
 page plates {collotypes and heliogravures) including pot traits and facsimiles, 
 and nearly joo woodcuts, folio, buckram binding, gilt top, the Scottish Arms 
 stamped on side of board, $11, (published at five guineas). Edinburgh, 
 1890. 
 
 Large paper edition, limited to one hundred and fifteen copies, of which this is No. 54. 
 
 Most interesting accounts of relics intimately bound up with Scottish history. Among the 
 contributors may be mentioned Sir Arthur Mitchell, Dr. Joseph Anderson, Rev. J .seph 
 Stevenson, author of "Life of Queen Mary," J. M. Gray, Curator of the National Port rait 
 Gallery, and other eminent Scottish antiquaries. 
 
 119 Hay's (John) Original Portraits and Caricature Etchings, with bio- 
 graphical sketches and illustrative anecdotes by H. Paton. j6o very curious 
 copper-plate engravings of portraits and caricatures of the principal celebrated or 
 notorious living characters, chiefly of Edinburgh, during the latter fart of the 
 last century, 2 thick vols, 4to, half calf, bcuk lose of one vol, $12.50. 
 Edinburgh, 1837-8. 
 
 An extraordinary, amusing, and unique work, illust.ratiog an interesting epoch in the 
 history of the Scottish capital. No city in the empire can boait of so curious a chromcle as 
 this extraordinary series of engravings and exhibits. 
 
 120 Antiquaries of Scotland (Society of) Arch^ologia Scotica, or 
 transactions and historical accounts of the Society ot Antiquaries of Scotland, 
 1780 to 1831. Illustrated with maps and plates of ancient remains, inscrip- 
 tions^ etc, 3 vols, 4to, calf, VERY SCARCE, $14.50. With autograph of Dr. 
 Wilson in vol 2. Privately printed ior the members. Edinburgh 1792- 
 1831. 
 
|j| '• - Books Relating to Scotland, 
 
 121 Jamlcson's (John) D.D., Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish 
 Language, with a Dissertation on the origin of the language, with supple- 
 ment, 4 vols, 4to, cloth, 111.25. Edinburgh, 1825-1841. With book plato 
 
 of Dr. Wilson in each vol. 
 This elaVtorate work illustrates the words, in their dfferent sigrnifications, by examples from 
 ancient and modem writers ; shows their affinity to those of other lan^ruagres, especially the 
 Northern; explains many terms, which, though now obsolete in Englard, were formerly 
 common to both countries ; and elucidates national ritea, customs and in^tilutious, in their 
 analogy to those of other nations. 
 
 • A COMPLETE SET TO 1890-91 
 
 122 Antiqaaries of i^COtland. Pkoceedings of the Society of Anti- 
 quaries OF Scotland, complete from the beginning in 1852 to 1890-91 
 ( being the first geries complete in 23 parts, forming 12 vols ; and vols I. to 
 XII. of the 2nd series complete^ and vol I of the new seri^s, together 28 parts 
 sewn^ and 13 vols clothe alias issued^ profusely illuslrated throughout with fine 
 plates of antiquarian and archceologtcal remains^ portraits and woodcuts^ some 
 of the plates coloured, fine clean and perfect set, $40. Edinburgh, privately 
 printed for the Society, 1862-1891. 
 
 123 Duplicates of vol 1, part I ; vol 9, part I ; vol 12, part 1, of first 
 
 series, and vol 5 second series, together 3 parts and 1 vol, numerous plates, 
 $2..^)0 the lot. 
 
 124 Scotia Redivivai a collection of Tracts illustrative of the history and 
 antiquities of Scotland. Vol 1 only^ containing many curious pieces, with 
 bibliographical notes, etc, etc, 8vo, boards, 60g. Edinburgh, 1826. 
 
 125 Irving (David) LL.D. The Lives of the Scottish Poets, with preliminary 
 dissertations on the literary history of Scotland, and the early Scottish 
 drama. Vol l only of this learned and valuable work, portrait of Ramsay and 
 bookplate of Dr, Wilson, 8vo, boards, 75c. London, 1810. 
 
 126 Lyndsay (Sir David, Lion King of Arms) Poetical Works, corrected and 
 enlarged, with life, dissertations and copious glossary by G. Chalmers. 3 
 vols, small 8 vo, original boards, very scarce, $9.50. With bookplates of 
 Dr. Wilson in each vol. London, 1806. 
 
 •* still is thy name in hijjh account, and still thy verse has charms, 
 Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount, Lord Ljon King at Arms." 
 
 —Sir W. Scott. 
 '•A grave objection to Lyndsay's lines is their gross indecency. The clergy were an 
 inexhaustible theme of bitter reproof."— Allibone. 
 
 127 Knox (John) History of the Reformation in Scotland, Edited by David 
 Laing. 2 vols, thick 8vo, cloth, $2.50. With bookplate of Dr. Wilson in 
 each vol. Wodrow Society, Edinburgh, 1846. 
 
 128 Keith (Duncan) A History of Scotland, Civil and Ecclesiastical, from the 
 earliest times to the Death of David I., 1153. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth, 
 $2.00. Edinburgh, 1886. 
 
 129 Brown (P. Hume) Early Travellers in Scotland, 1295-1689. Maps, 8vo, 
 cloth, $2.00. (Pub. 14s.) Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1891. :-- 
 
 *• To Sir Daniel Wilson, Toronto, with the publishers' very kind regards." 
 
 130 Anderson (Joseph), LL.D. Scotland in Pagan Times. The Bronze ai.d 
 Stone Ages, the Rhind Lectures in Archaeology for 1882. Hundreds of 
 illustrations, Svo, cloth, $2.00. (Pub. 14-..) Edinburgh, David Douglas, 
 1886< 
 
From the Libraiy of Sir Daniel Wilson, 13 
 
 131 Caledonia described by Scott, Burns and Ramsay. With illustrations 
 r by John Macwhirter^ engraved by R. Paterson. Well printed on fine paper ^ 
 
 4to, cloth gilt, gilt edges, $2.25. "Mrs. Wilson with the kind regards of 
 
 James Nelson." Edinburgh, 1878. 
 
 \^'l Scott Exhibition. Catalogue of the Exhibition held at Edinburgh in 
 July and August, 1871, on the occasion of the Commemoration of the 
 Centenary of the Birth of Sir Walter Scott. Numerous portraits and facsimilei, 
 prefaced by Sir William Sterling Maxwell. 4to, cloth, gilt tops, l$2.00. 
 Edinburgh, 1872. 
 "To Dr. Daniel Wilson, Toronto, with Mr. DrummovidB best regards." 
 
 133 Old and New Edinblirgil. Its History, its People, and its Places, by 
 James Grant. Illustrated with hundreds of engravin^Sy 8 vols, 4to, cloth, 
 $4.50. Cassell & Co., n.d. 
 
 Letter to Sir Daniel Wilson, from the puhliehers, inserted. 
 
 134 Ramsay's (Allan). Gentle Shepherd. With Memoir, Dedication, Prologue, 
 (published for the first time), glossary, and the original airs to the song, and 
 the original graphic platen by David Allan. Royal 4 to, cloth, picture cover ^ 
 $2.50. Edinburgh, 1880. 
 
 •*To Mrs. D. Wilson, with best wi hes from T. B. Johnston." 
 
 135 Chambers (Robert). Lives of Illustrious Scotsmen Alphabetically 
 Arranged. Steel portraits j 4 vols in 8 parts, 8vo, boards, $3.00. Glasgow, 
 1833-35. 
 
 With bookplate of Sir Daniel Wilson in each volume. 
 
 136 Gazetteer of Scotland, by R. and W. Chambers. With maps and 
 engravings^ 2 volf, 8vo, clcth, $1.25. Edibburgh, 1835. 
 
 137 Glasgow : Past and Present- Embracing I. — Loose Memoranda on 
 Glasgow Subjects, by Senex. II. — Desultory Sketches, by J„ B. (John 
 Buchanan) (forming vol 3, or supplementary vol to Glasgow Past and Pre- 
 sent). Thick 8vo, cloth, very scarce, $2.00. Glasgow, 185fi. 
 
 "To Professor Daniel Wilson, from his sincere friend, John Buchanan, Glasgow, 20tb 
 February, 1856." 
 
 138 Loekhart'S Memoirs Concerning the Affairs of Scotland to the Union, 
 1707, 8vo, cloth, 75c. With bookplate of Dr. Wilson. Dublin, 1799. 
 
 139 Gordon, (Lewis, D. B.) F. R. S. E., '' Late res^ius Professor af Civil Eng. 
 and Mechanics in Glasgow Univ.^^ Memoir ot. 2 portraits^ post 8vo, cloth, 
 60c. For private circulation. Edinburgh, 1878. 
 
 '• Daniel Wilson with very kind regards, from Thomas Constable." 
 
 140 Campbell's (Alexander) Journey from Edinburgh through North Britainr 
 with remarks on Scottish Landscape, Manners, etc., interspersed with 
 Anecdotes, traditional, literary, and historical, and biographical sketches. 
 I^J^fine aquatinta engravings by Medland, 2 vols, 4to, calf, $4.00, with book- 
 plate of Dr. Wilson in each vol. London, 1802. 
 
 Includes a very interesting description of the physical, moral, political, religious, and 
 literary state of the Scotch Metropolis. 
 
 141 Skene) (James.) Series of sketches of the existing Localties alluded to in 
 the Waverley Novels. Sixty-thbee etchings, with descriptions, royal 8vo,. 
 cloth, $3.00. With bookplate of Dr. Wilson. Edinburgh, 1829. 
 
1^ Books Relating to Scotland, 
 
 142 Murray (J« Clark) L.L.D. The Ballads and SoDcrs of Scotland, in yiew 
 of their Influence on the Character of the People. Grown 8vo, cloth, $1.00. 
 London, 1874. 
 
 143 Miller (Hugh.) Edinburgh and its Neighborhood, geological and 
 hi^torical ; with the g'.ology ol the Bass Hock, Front, crown 8vo, cloth, 
 76c. Edinburgh, 1870. 
 
 144 JohnstOIl'S Travt lling Map of Scotland. Large folding map on linen^ with 
 .. index of references to 7000 places, in cloth case, 50c. Edinburgh n.d. 
 
 145 Creech (William) F.R,S,, Edinburgh. Edinburgh Fugitive Piecei, with 
 letter"*, containing a comparative view of the modes of living, arts, com- 
 njerce, literature, manners, etc., of Edinburgh, at different periods, with Life 
 of the Author Portrait^ 8vo, boards, $1.50. Bookplate of Dr. Wilbon. 
 Edinburgh, 1815. 
 
 146 Archseology. Chips from Old Stones by Miss C. McLagan. Platesy 4to, 
 38 pp, paper, f>0''. Privately printed^ Edinburgh, 1881. 
 
 Brittany: Notes on its prehistoric antiquities,— notes on a few mystic rin^^s of stones in 
 Aleideenshirtj,— Iceland,— of Cairns in Caithness, etc, etc. 
 
 147 £dillt>1irgll- Plan of Sanitary Improvements of the City of Edinburgh, 
 
 by Messrs. Cousin and Lessels. Folding plan^ 24 pp, 8vo, 25c. 1866. 
 
 148 Abbotsford tiub Book. — Ancient Mysteries from the Digby Manu- 
 scripts, preseived in the Bodleian Library, Oxford. Edited by Thomas 
 Sharpe. 4to, half morocco ^ top edges ^ilt^ $6.00. Edinburgh, 1840. 
 
 149 Abbot^ford Club Book- — The Presentation in the Temple : A Pageant 
 represented b} the Corporation of Weavers in Coventry. Edited by Thomas 
 Sharpe. Thin 4to, boards, $8.00. Edinburgh, 1836. 
 
 150 Bnnnatyne Club Book.— The Bannatyne Miscellany, containing 
 oiiginal papers aiid tracts, chiefly relating to the history and literature of 
 Scotland. Vol 2, edited by David Laiug. 4to, boards, $1.50. With book- 
 plates of Dr. Wilson. Edinburgh, 1836. 
 
 151 Bannatyne Club Book.— Hegistrum Episcopatus Glasguensis, 
 Munimenta E clesie Metropolitane Glasguensis, a Sede Restaurate, Seoul. 
 Ineunte XII. ad Reformatam Religionem. Edited by Cosmo Innes. Plates 
 of seals ^ etc^ 2 vols, 4 to, cloth, $9.00. With bookplate of Dr. Wilson in 
 each vol. Ediiiburgh, 1843. 
 
 152 Bannatyne Club Book. — Descriptive Catalogue of Impressions from 
 Ancient Scottish Seals : Royal, Baronial, Ecclesiastical, and Municipal, 
 embracitg a period from A.D. 1094 to the Commonwealth. By Henry 
 Lainp;. //a/^x, 4to, cloth, $10.50. 101 copies on club paper. Autograph of 
 Dr. Wilson. Edinburgh, 1850. 
 
 153 Spaldinff Club Book.— The Civil and Ecclesiastical History of 
 Scotland. By Thomas Innes, A.D. LXXX.— D. CCCCXVIIL Edited by 
 George Grub. 4to, cloth, $4.60. Aberdeen, 1853. 
 
 154 Spalding Club Book.— Barbour (John). The Brus, an Historical 
 Poem, written A.D. 1375, edited from a collation of the Cambridge and 
 E'linburgh MSS., with notes, etc, by Cosmo Innes. Thick 4to, cloth, $4.75. 
 Aberdeen, 1856. 
 
, - - From the Library of Sir Daniel Wilson, 1 % 
 
 BOOKS OF A MISCELLANEOUS CHARACTER. 
 
 156 iDg^am'S Memorials of Oxford, Historical and Descriptive Accounts of 
 the Colleges, Halls. Churches, etc. With upwards of /jo highly finished 
 engravings by Le Keux^ very fine impressions y and many woodcut s^ 3 vols, 8vo 
 cloth, SCARCE, $8.00. "With bookplate of Dr. Wilson in each vol. London, 
 1837. V 
 
 156 Glossary of Terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic 
 k^caxTTLGTVUY.y fifth and best edit ion^ enlarged. With seventeen hundred 
 FINE WOODCUTS, 3 vols, Svo, cloth, top edges gilt^ 10.00. With bookplate 
 of Sir Daniel Wilson in each vol and autograph in first vol. Parker^ 
 Oxford, 1850. 
 
 / AUTHORS OWN COPY, 
 
 157 Wilson (Sir Daniel) Prehistoric Annals of Scotland, secord edition* 
 2J plates and 240 woodcuts of the relics of ancient Celtic and pre- Celtic art, 2 
 vols, Svo, cloth, $6.50. Macmillan, 1863. 
 
 AUTHORS OWN COPY. 
 
 I57i Wilson (Sir Daniel) Prehistoric Man, Researches into the origin of 
 civilization in the old and the new world. 2 coloured plates and many wood- 
 cuts, 2 vols, Svo, cloth, THIRD EDITION, $6.25. Macmillan, 1876. 
 With autopfraph letters from M. F. Force, Prof. George A. Maile of Princeton, to Dr. 
 Wilson, referring to the above work, Indian and Archaeological matteis, also another letter, and 
 newspaper articles including one of 4 columns by Dr. Augustus Le Plongeon on " the recent 
 excavations and discoveries in Yucatan," etc, inside cover. 
 
 168 Tennyson (Alfred) Elaine, splendidly printed in large type, illustrated 
 by g beautiful steel engravings after G. Dore's fine designs, folio, cloth gilt, 
 gilt edges, $4.00. 1867. 
 
 159 Green's (John Richard) History of the English People. Maps, 4 vols, 
 Svo, cloth, $4.50, (pub. $10.00.) Harpers 1878. 
 
 160 The Conquest of England. Potrait and maps, Svo, cloth, uni- 
 form with above, $1.25. Harpers. 
 
 161 The Msking of England. With maps, Svo, cloth, uniform with 
 
 above, $1.25. Harpers. 
 
 1^2 A Short History of the English People. Maps, Svo, cloth, $1.00 
 
 Harpers, 1881. 
 
 163 Morris's Specimens of Eirly English, selected trom the chief Eoglish 
 Authors A.D. 1250 — A.D. 1400 with grammatical introduction, notes, and 
 glossary. Thick 12mo, cloth, 50c. Claretidon Pressy 1867, 
 
 164 Part II. From Robert of Gloucester to Gower, A.D, 1298— A.D 
 
 1393. Thick 12mo, cloth, 50c. Clarendon Press, lo72. 
 
 165 ^keat (Walter W.) Specimens of English Literature from'tbe [Plough- 
 man's Crede to the Shepheards Calender, A.D. 1394, — A.D. 1579, with intro- 
 duction, notes, and glosaarial index. Thick 12mo, cloth, 50 j. Clarendon 
 Press, 1871. 
 
 166 Earle (John.) The Philology of the Eoglish Tongue. Post Svo, cloth, 
 40o. Clarendon Pr$$Si 1871. 
 
1 6 Jinoks of a Miscellatieotts Character. 
 
 167 Grote'S (George.) History of Greece. 12 vols, crown »vo, cloth, $4.50' 
 Harpers, 1854. 
 
 168 llallam's (Henry.) Constitutional History of England. 3 vols, 
 crown 8vo, cloth, $2.00, 1865. 
 
 169 Europe during the Middle Ages. 3 voh, post 8vo, cloth, $1.75. 
 
 Murray, 1856. 
 
 170 K4i^|>peil (Adolphus Louis.) The World in the Middle Ages, an historical 
 geography. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth, 60c. Appleton^ 1854. 
 
 171 May (Thoraas Erskine.) The Constitutional History of England, 1760- 
 186d. 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth, $1.75. 1862. 
 
 172 Twaniley (Louisa Anne.) Our Wild Flowers familiarly describfd and 
 illustrated. Full page colored plates ^"^Q^t 8vo, cloth, 50c. Tilt <^ Bogue^\%^Z. 
 
 ^73 niitcliell (•). M.) Mesehowe : Illustrations of the runic literature of 
 Scandinavia, traDslations in Danish and English of the inscriptions in 
 Mesehowe, visits of the Northern Sovereigns to Orkney, notes, vocabulary, 
 etc. Plates of inscriptions ^ eiQ.j 4 to, cloth, $1.00. '•'To Professor Daniel 
 Wilson^ F.A.S., etc., etc , etc.^ with the kind regards from the Author.'^ 
 Edinburgh 1863. 
 
 174 Mictielet (Jules.) The Insect. IVith lAO illustrations drawn by 
 Giacomelli, and eugTAved by Rnugel, Berveiller^ Meaulle^ fonnard^ Whym- 
 per^ Sargent and others^ imp 8vo, cloth, richly qilt^ fine clean copy, $1.50. 
 1875. 
 
 ^75 Lubbock's (Sir John.) Pre-Hist »ric Times as Illustrated by ancient 
 Remains and the Manners and Customs of Modern Savages. Plates and wood- 
 cuts, 8vo, cloth, $2.25. London, 1865. 
 
 176 Lubbock (Sir John.) The Origin of Civilization and the primitive con- 
 dition of man, mental and social conflition of savages, third edition. With 
 plates and woodcuts, thick 8vo, cloth, $2.00. London, 1875. 
 
 177 Another edition, crown 8 vo, cloth, 75c. Appleton, 1871. 
 
 178 HoraB iUgypticae ; or, The Chronology of Ancient Egypt discovered 
 from Astronomical and Hieroglyphic records upon its monuments, including 
 many dates found in coeval inscriprions, etc., by R. S.Poole. Plates and 
 numerous cuts, 8vo, cloth, with bookplate of Dr. Wilson, $1.25. 1851. 
 
 179 The Waldenses. General Beckwith ; his life and labours among the 
 Waldenses of Piedmont, by J. P. Meille. Post 8vo, cloth, 40c. 1873. . 
 
 180 Max Muller (Prof.) Biographies of Words and the Home of the Aryas. 
 Crown 8vo, cloth, $1.50. 1888. 
 
 181 Huxley (Prof. T. H.) A manual of the Anatomy of Vertebrated 
 Animals. Crown 8vo, cloth, $1.25. Appleton, 1872. .^ : 
 
 182 Alax Mullcr'S (Prof.),Lectures on the Science of Language,delivered at the 
 Royal Institution of Great Britain. With wood f«/j,LiBRARY Edition,2 vols, 
 thick 8vo, cloth, $6.00. London, 1864-66. 
 
 «• Professor Daniel Wilson (Toronto,) with the Author's compl raents" on fly leaf ».f first vol. 
 
 183 Dale (T. Nelson.) The Outskirts of Physical Science, Essays Philoso- 
 phical and Religi'^us. 12mo, cloth, 40c. Boston, 1884. 
 
From ih^ Library of Sir Daniel Wilson, 17 
 
 1P4 Lyell (Sir Charles.) The geological evidences of Thk Antiquity of Man, 
 with an outline of glacial and post-tertiary geology, and remarks on the 
 origin of species, with special reference toman's first appearance on the earth. 
 With woodcuts, thick 8vo, cloth, $3.00. Murray, 1873. 
 With Autograplj of Dr. Wilson. 
 
 18.5 <|lialn' fasces (A De.) The Natural History of Man ; a rourse of elemen- 
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 186 Harris (John) D.D. Man Primeval : or, the constitution and primitive 
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 187 Pailli (Dr. Ryinhold) Pictures of old England translated trora the Ger- 
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 203 Fontaine (Rev. Edward). How the World was Peopled, Ethnological 
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 214 ilIoniinS6Il'S History of Rome, translated with the author's sanction* 
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 217 Campbell (John), M.A., LL.D. The Hittites : Their Inscriptions and 
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 261 Palgrave's (Sir Francis.) History of Normandy and of England. Vols 1 
 
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 262 Haydon (R. B.) and Hazlitt (William ) Painting, and the Fine Arts* 
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 263 Huxley (Prof.) Critique j and Addresses. Crow.i 8vo, cloth. 75o. 
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 264 iHiller (Hugh). My Schools and Schoolmasters ; or, the story of my edu- 
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 274 Murray (Prof. J. Clark). Outlines of Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy. 
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 293 Nicholson (Henry AUeyne). A Manual of Palaeontology, for the use of 
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 295 Figuier (Louis). The Day After Death ; or. Oar Future Life, According 
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 298 Rlipstefn (Louis F.) A Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon Language. Post 
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 297 Hodge (Dr. Charles), of Princeton. What is Darwinism ? Crown 8vo, 
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 299 Kington 01iphant(T. L.). The Sources of SUudard English, Thick 
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 300 Boase (Henry S.)- A Treatise on Primary Geology, being an examination 
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 301 Smith's (Adam) Wealth of Nations. 8vo, cloth, 65c. With bookplate of 
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 302 Craik (George L.). A Manual of English Literature and History of the 
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 316 Fowler's (Thomas) Elements of InductiFe Logic. 12mo, cloth, 50c. 
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 331 Stmtt (-Joseph.) Sports and Pastimes of the People of England, in- 
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 332 Ticrney's History anj) Antiquities of the Castle and Town of 
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 335 Archaeology. Memoires de la Societe D'Emulation D'Abbeville, 1844 to 
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 336 Hieros^lyphics. Article from an Encyclopedia on, 70 pp, with illustra- 
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 337 Francis Radclyffe. First Earl of Derwentwater, some account of ; 
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 338 Early English Text Society. Ead wine's Canterbury Psalter, edited, 
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 339 Knight s Pictorial History of England. Being a History of the 
 
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 341 Hay (D. R.), Decorative Painter. The Natural Principles and Analogy of 
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 343 Proportion, or the Geometric Principle of Beauty analysed. 17 
 
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 348 Clarendon (Earl of). History of the Reballion and Civil Wars in Eng- 
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 354 Harris (William.) Auac3)UQtof the Life of Oliver Cronw dl, to 1 which 
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 355 Boye (Martin H.) A Treatise on Paueraitics, being the Physics of Gases, 
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 359 Smith (Goldwin.) The Schism in the Anglo-Saxon race. Small 4to, sewn, 
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 360 Lamb (Chas.) The E<8%y3 of Elia, both seriesj; Poetical Works ; Rosa- 
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 361 In India. Sketches of Inlian Life and Travel from Letters^and Journals, 
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 362 Spenser (Edmund) The Faerie Queene : 12 books, to which is added his 
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 364 Abbott (Rev. Edwin A.) and Professor Seeley. English Lessons for 
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 365 Hunter- Duvar (John) of Prince Edward Island. The Stone. Bronze and 
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 366 Lord (John) LL.D., Points of History for Schools and Colleges. Post 8vo, 
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 370 l*ye Smith (John.) Tne relation between the Holy Scriptures and some 
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 371 t'lirweil'S (Henry) History of Booksellers, the old and the new. Por- 
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 372 Virgil- Translated by John Dryden. Front and vignette^ 24rao, calf, 
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 373 Adams (W. H. Davenport). Records of Noble Lives : a book of notable 
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 374 Si^OUrney (Mrs. L. H.) Letters to My Pupils, with narrative and bio- 
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 375 TactitUS (The Works of.) The Oxford translation; revised with notes. 
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 376 Dawson (J. W.), LL.D. The Chain of Life in Geological Time. A 
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 377 Christmas Carols. A Sacred Gift, containing modern Christmas 
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 378 German Home Life- Post 8 vo. cloth, 40c. (Aninterestinficvol.de- 
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 379 Ruins of Sacred and Historic Lands, Nineveh, Egypt, Central America, 
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 380 Argyll (Duke of.) The Reign of Law. Crown 8vo, cloth, loith autograph 
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 381 Ward (Stephen H.) The Natural History of Mankind. Illustrated, 
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 382 Hoare (Deine.) English Roots, and the Derivation of Words from the 
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 383 Lexicon Graeco-Latinum Novum- Joannis Scapulae. Thick 
 
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 385 Calepilli Dictionarium Undecim Lingvarum (in eleven languages). Very 
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 386 Craik (George L.) Sketches of the History of Literature and Learning in 
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 388 Poems by Philip Stewart. 12mo, cloth, 30c. London, 1887. 
 
 389 Madrigals, Songs and Sonnets, by John Arthur Blaikie and 
 
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 392 Humanity and the Man. A Poem by William Sharpe, M. D. 
 
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 394 Kitchin (G. W.,) M.A. A History of France. Vols 2 and 3 from 1453- 
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 396 Hope, (Thomas.) An Historical Essay on Architecture, the volume of text 
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 397 Schinltz (Dr. L.) Manual of Ancient History. Post Svo, cloth, 35c. 
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 398 natural Philosophy. Mechanics, Hydrostatics, Dydrauolics, Pneu 
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 399 Play lair's Elements of Geometry. Svo, calf, 25c. With Dr. Wilson's 
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 402 Newberry's (Thomas) The Englishman's Bible, designed to give as far 
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