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 BOtKS RELATING TO AMERICA 
 
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 DOreifQBLICATIONS ON NEW-NITEERIiMffi 
 
 FROM 1612 TO 1820. 
 
 OaDKBS B£OEIVED ON THIS CATALOGIIE BY 
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No. 1. 
 
 July 1850: 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OP ' 
 
 BOOKS RELATING TO AMERICA. 
 
 The prices are marked in American Dollars. 
 
 PART I. 
 
 COLLECTIONS OF VOYAGES AND TRAVELS 
 IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES. 
 
 Hoiiagts (one itt b(l)alf of tl)e fotrl) <Baft-«|tibia Coniiaitii. 
 
 a) Dutch editions, 
 
 1. First edition; 9 parts 4to oblong with separate titles, an 
 introduction which contains a short account of the East- 
 India Company; and a general title „Oost-Indi3Che Voya- 
 oie;" the following parts are relating to America „Seb. de 
 Weert; Voyage through the Straits of Magellan" „Oliv. 
 VAN NoORT Voyage round the world" 4to. Amsterdam 1617. 
 
 S150. 
 
 This edition is so very rare that we have never seen a 
 
 perfect copy of it; if we announce a price for the one 
 
 contained in this catalogue, it is only in the hope, to 
 
 find someday the few parts wanting. 
 
 2. Second edition; 10 parts and introduction, each with 
 separate title; and under the general title: „Oost ende 
 West-Indiscue Voyagie." This edition contains besides 
 the account of de Weert's and Van Noort's expeditions 
 also the voyage of Joris v. Spilbergen, of which it is the 
 first edition; at least as far as we consider the complete 
 report of this important expedition, a short account having 
 already been printed in 1617. (see in our catalogue under 
 „America in general") 4to. Amsterdam 1619. $100. 
 
 This second edition is quite as rare as the first one, only 
 there may be a complete copy in America. Mr. Mai- 
 ler sold all the 10 parts separatly and afterwards the 
 general title to the late Mr. O. Rich of London. 
 
 P. MuLLER. No. 1. July 1850. 
 
2 Fart I. Coll£Ctiok8 of Voyages akd travels 
 
 8. TiURD EDITION. Bcgin en Voortgangh v<in de Vereeniglido 
 
 Nederlantsche Gcoctr. Ooet-Ind. Compagnie. 2 vols. 4to. 
 
 obl. 1646. $15. 
 
 The following parts are relating to America. 
 
 No. IV. Scb. de Weert; Voyage through the Straits ofMagellan. 
 
 No. V. Oliv. V. Noort; Voyage round the world. 
 
 No. XVIII. Jor. v; Spilbergen; Voyage through the Straits 
 of Magellan. 
 
 No. XIX. J. I^'hemiite voyage with the Nassau -fleet. 
 4. Fourth EDITION; 2 vols. 4to. Amsterdam, Hartgers, 1648. 
 in 20 to 25 parts with separate titles. 
 
 Of this very important edition we possess at present the 
 following parts. 
 
 Vol. I. Gcnerar title: „6egin ende Voortgang van de Ne- 
 derlantsche Oost-Ind. Compagnie. 4to. 1648. 
 
 1. Gir. de Veer's Voyage. 
 
 2. Houtmanns Voyage. 
 
 3. van Neck*s Voyage. 
 .4. van Noorts Voyage. 
 
 5. Seb. de Weert. 
 
 6. J. van Spilbergen. 
 
 7. P. van den Broeke. 
 
 M 8. Spilbergen and W. Schouten. 
 
 9. Nassausche Floot. 
 
 10. Bontekoe. 
 
 11. T. Schip Batavia. 
 
 12. Twist, Beschr. v. Indien. 
 
 13. Caron, Beschryv. van Japan. Vol. 11, 1 and 2. Het 
 Gout-Ryk Guinea; 2 parts, with plates. 
 
 8. Beschryvinge van N. England, N. Nederland etc. — 
 maps and plates. 
 
 ^ This imperfect copy is perhaps the most complete one 
 that may ever be brought together; these being the 
 only parts we were able to find during two years of 
 active research. To account for the rarity of this book 
 we may be allowed to say, that most probably very 
 few copies were issued with general titles and the in- 
 troduction; the parts having been all separatly printed, 
 and most certainly separatly on sale; as we find them 
 bound up with all kinds of historical pamphlets. We mark 
 no price for the volume, and beg only to state, that 
 we will give the title gratis to the purchaser of all 
 the par^s, as they are marked under the headings 
 „America in general," „New-Netherland etc." 
 .6. Fifth edition; also by Hartgers. 4to. 1650 — 52. Of 
 
 this edition we have the following parts now on sale. 
 
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IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES. 
 
 inigbdo 
 
 9. 4to. 
 
 $15. 
 
 igellan. 
 
 Straits 
 
 et. 
 
 , 1648. 
 
 ent the 
 
 de Ne- 
 
 1 2. Het 
 
 etc. — ' 
 
 lete one 
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 years of 
 this book 
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 ind them 
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 ite, that 
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 headings 
 
 -52. Of 
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 1. C. Houtmann 1650. 
 
 2. van Neck 1650. 
 U. van Noort 1650. 
 
 4. Spilbcrgcn. 1652. 
 
 5. Nassau- Fleet 1652. 
 
 6. Bontekoc 1650. 
 . 7. T. Schip Batavia 1651. 
 
 8. Caron 1652. 
 
 Each $10. 
 
 6. Sixth kdition. „Oost-Indi8chc Reyzen met de Beschry- 
 vinge van Indien", published by Saeghman in Amsterdam. 
 4to. about 1&60. 
 
 Of this very rare edition I saw but one perfect copy, which 
 
 was sold in 1849 to Mr. II. Stevens in London; it 
 
 contained 20 parts, qf which there are several wanting 
 
 in our copy. The following voyages are now on sale. 
 
 Introduction with general title (engraved on cppper) 
 
 Linschoten as described No. 16. (3 parts.) 
 
 1. C. Houtmann. 
 
 2. V. Neck Schipvaert naar Oost-Indien. 
 
 3. Twoede Keys. 
 
 4. van Noort. 
 
 5. Sebald de Weert. 
 
 6. Spilbergen. 
 
 7. V. d. Broeke. 
 
 8. Spilbergen tweede Reys. 
 
 9. Schouten (W. C.) 
 
 10. Bontekoe. 
 
 11. T. Schip Batavia. 
 
 Each $10. 
 
 b) French editions, 
 
 7. First edition. 
 
 I^emier livre de Thistoire de la Navigation tfux Indes Orien- 
 tates paries HoUandais: et des choses k eux advenues, etc. 
 par G. M. A. W. L. 
 
 Le second livre, Journal ou Comptoirs, contenant le vray 
 discours et narration historique du Voyage fait pour les 
 huit navires d'Amsterdam, Tan 1598, sous Jacques Cornille 
 Nee. et Wibrant de Warvic etc. 
 
 Vraye description de trois voyages de meur tres admirables 
 faits ou nord, pour derri^re Norwege, Moscovie et Tar- 
 taric, vers les royaumes de Chin.i, J. Catay^ etc. pour 
 Girard le Veers. 
 
 Description du pdnible voyage fait entours de TUnivers par 
 Mr. Oliviers du Nort. 
 
4 ' Part I. Collection? of Votaogs and travels 
 
 Description generate du riche royaume cl*or de Gunea, outre- 
 ment nommd, la cost de Tors de Mina, gisante en certain 
 endroit d*Afrique, etc. folio. Amsterdam 1600^1610. 
 fine copies. With numerous plates. S60. 
 
 Each part scparatly $10. 
 
 8. Collection des Voyages qui ont servi ii I'dtablissement 
 de la Compagnie des Indes. 12 vols. 12mo. Paris. $10. 
 
 9. — Idem. 12 vols. 12mo. Amsterdam 1722. $10. 
 10. — Idem. 1^ vols. 12mo. Ibid. 1725. $10. 
 
 This collection of voyages is undoubtedly the most im- 
 portant one, that ever was published ; as it contains the 
 originals of at least one half of the voyages reprinted 
 and translated by Hulsius and De Bry. The date of 
 the publication and an exact comparison of the contents 
 will show as well as the maps and plates which were 
 copied by the german editors, that these collections 
 were mostly the material they worked upon. 
 
 11. LiNSCHOTEN (J. H.) Itinerarium ofte Schipvaert naar 
 Oost-Indien. — Reysgeschrifb der Portugalese. Beschryvinge 
 van Guinea, together in 1 vol. fol. Amsterdam 1596. First 
 edition quite complete fine copy. $15. 
 
 12. — Idem, together with : Beschryvinge van America, fol. 
 lb. 1614. fine copy. $15. 
 
 13. — ■ Idem. fol. lb. 1644. $15. 
 
 14. — Voyagie ofte Schipvaert van by Noorden om langs 
 Noorwegen, de Nortcap, Laplant, Venlant etc. fol. Franeker 
 1601. — exceedingly raxOf first ed. $20. 
 
 15. — Idem. fol. Amst. 1644. — Hare. $15. 
 (Thesr two editions are printed quite in the same size with 
 
 the other voyages of Linschoten.) 
 
 16. Itinerarium ofte Schipvaert. — Reysgeschrifb der Portu- 
 galesen. — Beschryvinge van Guinea. — Beschryvinge van 
 America. — Voyagie naar den Vaygatz. — Beschryvinge 
 van versch. Seecoursen. 4to. Ibid. (1660) $35. 
 
 This abriged 4 to edition is so exceedingly scarce that 
 there are but 3 copies of it known to me and none 
 ever quoted by the Bibliographers. 
 
 17. — Histoire de la navigation, fol. Amst. 1610. First 
 edition. ' $15. 
 
 18. — Idem with: Description del'Amdrique. lb. 1619. $10. 
 
 19. — Idem. fol. lb. 1638. $10. 
 
 20. — i Navigatio et Itinerarium in Orientene. fol. Amster- 
 
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 $15. 
 
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 $10. 
 
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 i date of 
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 ollections 
 
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 96. First 
 
 $15. 
 erica, fol. 
 
 $15. 
 
 $15. 
 om langs 
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 $20. 
 
 $15. 
 size with 
 
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 $35. 
 •arce that 
 and none 
 
 10. First 
 $15. 
 
 619. $10. 
 $10. 
 
 . Amster- 
 $15. 
 
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 2 1 . LiNbCiiOTEN, navigatio in oriuntem. fol. Amstord. 1614. $10. 
 
 22. — His discourse of voyages in tho £ast- and West- 
 Indies, fol. London 1598. very rare. $60. 
 
 23. Dapper (O.) Collection of voyaoes and descriptions 
 OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES in Dutch. 13 vols. in 12. fol. ffVelin 
 cordd." Amsterdam 1669—88. $100. 
 
 Containing the following parts of 800 to 1200 pages each. 
 MoNTANUs (A.) Beschryvinge. van America en iiet Zuid- 
 LANd; Amst. 1671; maps and plates. 
 
 (For a description see under „America in general") 
 
 — Gezantschappen der O.-I. Maatschappy in*t verein. Nu- 
 derl. naar Japan. lb. ^669. maps and plates. 
 
 NiEUiiOF (J.) Brasiliaansche Zee en Lantreize benevens 
 Beschryvinge van Nederl. Brazil, fol. lb. 1669. maps 
 and plates. 
 
 •— Gezantschap d. nederl. O.-I. Compaguic naar China, 
 lb. 1670. maps and plates. 
 
 — Zee en Lant-Reize door Oost-Indien en Verhaal der 
 Stad Batavia. Amst. 1682. 
 
 Dapper (O.) 2o en 3e Gezantschap naar China, en Be- 
 schryvinge van Sina. lb. 1670. 
 
 — Asia; of Beschryvinge van het Ryk des groot Mogol. 
 lb. 1672. maps and plates. 
 
 — Beschryvinge van de Afrikaenschc Gewesten. 2d edition, 
 lb. 1676. maps and plates. 
 
 — Beschryvinge van Syria en Palestina etc. lb. 1677. 
 maps and plates. 
 
 — Beschryvinge van Mesopotamie, Babylonie, Assyrie, 
 Kl. Asie, Arable etc. lb. 1680. maps and plates. 
 
 — Beschryvinge de Eylanden in den Archipel der Middel. 
 Zee. lb. 1688. maps and plates. 
 
 — Beschryvinge van Morea etc. lb. 1688. m. and plates. 
 Baldaeus (C.) Beschryvinge van Malabar, Choromandel en 
 
 Ceylon, hieraan een Malabar Spraakkonst. lb. 1672. 
 
 24. Aa (P. y. der) Naaukeurige Versamelinge der gedenk- 
 wardigsten Reisen. 29 vols. 8vo. Leyden 1704. vellum. 
 
 $20. 
 
 25. — Idem, halfbnd neat. $15. 
 
 26. — Idem, boards uncut. $12,50. 
 
 27. — Idem. 8 vols. fol. Leyden (1707) vellum neat sides 
 and back richly gilt. $30. 
 
 28. — Idem. 8 vols. fol. lb. halfbnd. $20. 
 
 29. — Idem. 8 vols. fol. calf. $25. 
 This is a translation of De Bry. 
 
 30. Gedenkwaardige West-Ind. Voyagien, 
 
 containing: Chr. Columbus. 
 
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 e Part I. Collections of Voyages and travels 
 
 Am. Vesputius. 
 • Ludw. Hennepin. 
 
 Benzoni and several voyages of minor im- 
 portance. 4to. Leyden 1704. — Maps and 
 plates. SlO. 
 
 This volume may bo considered as a sort of Appendix to 
 the great collections of Van der Aa in 8 vols, in folio 
 or 29 vols, in 8vo. 
 81. Blaeu, Atlas, 12 vols, impe M. fol. vol. 10: America; 
 containing 80 maps, amongnt which ?.. of New-Netherhmd. 
 vellum richly gilt, gilt edges. Si 00. 
 
 This magnificent work sold a hundred years ago up to 
 1,500 guilders; and the high esteem in which it was 
 held by the Dutch may be seen out of the instance 
 of a copy splendidly bound in russia, and kept in a 
 splendid carved oak case, most richly and beautifully 
 ornamented, which was undoubtedly made an purpose. 
 This copy is now on sale and may be had with the 
 case for S200. 
 
 (The case is about 8 feet high and 3 feet broad.) 
 
 32. Herreka Beschryvinge van de Westersche Indien. fol. 
 Amsterdam 1622. - Si 5. 
 
 Besides Ovalles and several other descriptions of America, 
 there is an original edition of Lemaires discovery of 
 the: „Straits Lemaire" and a collection of all the 
 voyages through either the straits of Lemaire or the 
 straits of Magellan. 
 
 33. — Idem in latin, fol. Amsterdam 1623. $12,50. 
 
 34. — Idem in french. fol. lb. 1623. $12,50. 
 
 35. HiSTORisCHR Beschryvinge der Reizen, 21 vols. 4to. 
 Amsterdam 1730; vellum neat, with a large number of fine 
 plates by the celebrated Picard. $30. 
 
 36. Martinez (P.) Recueil dc quelques missions des Indes 
 Occidentales et orientales. 12mo. Lyon 1594. $10. 
 
 37. T. (J. P.) Histoire de plusieurs voyages aventureux et 
 pdrilleux faits sur la mcr en diverses contrdes. 16mo. Rouen 
 1600. $10. 
 
 38. Recueil de divers Voyages en Afrique et en Amdrique 
 qui n^ont point encore dtd publids. 4to. Paris 1674. $5. 
 
 39. Ternaux - CoMPANS (H.) Voyages, Relations et Mdmoires 
 originaux pour servir h I'histoire de la ddcouverte de I'Amdrique. 
 20 vol. 8vo. Paris 1840—42. br. $15. 
 
 40. Histoire generale des voyages ou Nouvelle Collection 
 de toutes les relations de voyages etc. Paris, Didot. 1747. 
 52 tomes, small 12mo. boards. $17,50. 
 
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 pagnie. 4to. Amsterdam 1649. $6. 
 
 . CoREAL (Fr«) Voyages aux Indes occidentales, dcpuis 
 1666 jusqu'k 1697; avec une relation de la Guyane de 
 W. Raleigh et lo voyi^ro de Narbrough par le detroit de 
 Magellan. 2 vols. 12mo. Amsterdam 1722. $1,75. 
 
 90. CoRLi (J. R.) Lettres amdricaines, dans lesquelles on 
 examine Torigine, Tdtat, Ics moeurs etc. des anciens habitans 
 de I'Amdrique. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris 1788. calf. $1,75. 
 
 90a. Idem sewed uncut. $1,50« 
 
 91. C0fm00ra|ll)tac introductio cum quibusdam geometrlae ac 
 astronomiae principiis ad earn rem necessariis. Insuper 
 quatuor AmericiVcspucij navigationes. Universalis chos- 
 mographiae descriptio tam in solido, quam in piano, eis 
 etiam insertis que in Ptholomeo ignota a nuperis reperta 
 sunt, woodcut pi. 4to. Deodate 1507. $100. 
 
 92. Dampier (W.) Nieuwe Keystogt rondom de Wereld. 
 2 vols. 4to. maps and plates; S'Gr&vunhage 1698. $5. 
 
 93. Deoerando, considerations sur Ics di verses mcthodei< U 
 suivre dans Tobservation dcs peuples sauvages. 4to. Paris. 
 An VIII. sewed. $1. 
 
 94. Delle degli state colonic degli antiche et asservazioni sur le 
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 95. De Ruyter (J. A.) Journael ofte Daghregister over de 
 Reyse in de West -Indies. 4 to. Amsterdam 1665. 8 pages. 
 First edition, extremely rare. $7,50. 
 
 96. Description de TAfrique, escrite par Jean Leon Africain, 
 premi^rement en langue arabesque, puis en toscane et h 
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 „Cet ouvrage, malgrc son titre, contient cependant plusieurs 
 relations d*Amdrique traduites de Ramusio." 
 
 97. Description de TAmdrique et des parties d'icelle, comme 
 de la Nouvelle France, Floride, Antilles etc., U la Suite de 
 la navigation d'hughes de Liudschot aux indes Occidentales. 
 fol. Amsterdam 1639. $10. 
 
 98. Desseins du Cardinal Richelieu sur rAmdricjue, ce qui 
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 Colonies, et un ample traitd du naturel, de la religion et 
 des meurs des indiens insulaires et de la terre-ferme. 4to. 
 Rouen 1659. $10. 
 
 99. Deuber (Prof. Dr.) Geschiedenis der Scheepvaert in 
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 America; naer het Hoegdietsch. 8vo. Amsterdam 1819. $2. 
 
 100. Die newe Welt der Landschaften und Insulen so bis 
 hieher alien alten Weltbeschreibern unbekaudt, yiingst aber 
 
n 
 
 Part n. America in General. 
 
 von den Fortugalesern und Hispaniem im NIedergenglichen 
 . Meer erfunden. fol. Strasburg 1584. SlO. 
 
 101. DiscouRS van Pieter en Pauwels op de Handelinghe van 
 den Vrede. 4to. 1608. 4 pages. S3. 
 
 Important for the question of the commerce to Asia and 
 America. 
 
 102. DiscoURS op verscheyde Voorslaghen nakende d'Oost en 
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 103. DiscoURS in Forme van Remonotrantie vervattende de 
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 104. Du commerce des colonies; ses principes et ses loix. 
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 105. E. (E. B. d') Essai sur cette question: Quand et com- 
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 106. Eine schone neue Zeitung so Kayserlich Majestat autz 
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 107. Expose de Tetat actuel des Missions Evangeliques chez 
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 108. FoRSTER (G.) A voyage round the world; in his Brit. 
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14 
 
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 121. Instruction pour Ics colonies fran9aiscS} conten. un 
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 122. KORT discOurs of to naardere verklaringe van de on- 
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 123. Laharthk. Harmonies maritimes et coloniales, contcnant 
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 124. Laet (J. de) Notae ad Dissertationem II. Grotii de 
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 125. — Idem. 12mo. Paris 1643. vellum. S5. 
 
 126. — Responsio ad dissertationem scr. Hugonis Grotii de 
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 127. — Beschryvinge van West-Indien. fol. maps. Leyd. 
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 128. — Idem, second edition, fol. Leyd. 1630. Si 5. 
 
 129. — Historic ofte Jaerlick verhael van de Verrichtinghen. 
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 Bat. 1633. SlO. 
 
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 133. Las Casas (BARTit.) Spieghel der Spuenscher tyrannye 
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Part II. Amekica in Genekal. 
 
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 145. Mauny (le Cte. de) Essai sur Tadministration des 
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 146. MiDDELEN en motiven om het kopen van Oost- en 
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 8 pages. Amsterdam 1689. $3. 
 
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 Fart II. America in General. 
 
 147. Moll (G.) Verhandeling over eenlge vroegere Zeetog- 
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 148. MuNSTER (Seb.) Cosmographiae universalis Lib. VI. 
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 149. N.. (Mr.) Voyage aux cotes de Guiiice et enAmdrique, 
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 150. — Idem. l2mo. Amsterdam 1739. calf. Sl,25. 
 
 151. Octroy by de Hooghe Mogende Heeren Staten Generael 
 verleent aende West-Indische Compagnie; in date den 
 3. Juni 1621. first edition. For a translation see O'Cal- 
 laghan; History of N. York. Appendix. 4to. 24 pages. 
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 152. — Orders and articles granted by the high and mighty 
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 153. — Placcaet by de Hooghmo: Heeren Staten Generael 
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 156. — Consideratien ende Redcnen der G. Heeren Be- 
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 Generael over den Treves met den Koningh van Spangien. 
 
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 to America. 
 
 157. — Redenen van dat die West-Ind. Compagnie oft 
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 158. — Verhooginghe van de Capitalen in de W.-Ind. 
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 159. — Idem; a large poster, which was to be pasted in 
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 160. — Rcmonstratic ende Consideratien aengaende de 
 
Part II. America in Gksteral. 
 
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 165. — Discours op verschcyde Voorslaghen Rakende d'Oost 
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 166. — Examen van de Valsche Ilesolutie van de Heeren 
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 de W.-Ind. Compagnic. 4to. Amsterdam 1649. sewed. 
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 167. — „Aen de H. M. Statcn Generael etc." Report made 
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 20 pages. S5. 
 
 168. -^ Vertoogh over den Toestant der Wesl-Indische 
 Compagnie. EersteDeel. 4to. Rotterdam 1651. 16 pages. $5. 
 
 This pamphlet contains an abridged, but most interesting 
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 169. — Octroy by de H. M. Staten Gen. verlccnt aan de 
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 172. Newe unbekanthc Landte und ein newe Weldte in 
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 175. Opene Brieven of Octroy onder't Groot Zegel vaii 
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 177. Penchet. Etat des Colonies et du Commerce des 
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 178. PiGAFETTA. Lc premier voyage autour du monde sur 
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 179. Plumier (Le R. p. Ch.) Description des plantes do 
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 181. — Idem. 18mo. Paris an IV. sewed. $1. 
 
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 183. Pradt (de) Les trois ages des Colonies, ou de leur 
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Part H. America in General. 
 
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 188. QUELQUES considdrations sur nos colonies. Bvo. Paris 
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 189. Privilegien, vergunt aan de Ceur - Brandenburgse 
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 200. RousSELOT DE SuKGY. Mdmoircs gdographiques et 
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 201. Sanson d' Abbeville. L'Amdrique en plusieurs cartes 
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 Fart n. America im Gekeral. 
 
 ■ 7 
 
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 ques 8ur le nouveau monde. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris 1^ 
 
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 203. Sprankiiuysen. Traanen over den doot van P. Pieter 
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 204. Stadnitski (P.) Voorafgaand Bericht wegens eenc 
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 205. S*TUCKEN gementioncert in den Bykorff etc. 4to. 1608. 
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 OF 12 PAGES ON THE EaST AND WeST-INDIAN NA- 
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 207. Thiery de Menonville. Traitc de la culture du Nopol 
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 207a. — Idem, calf neat. $3,25. 
 
 208. Tjassens (Joh.) Zee-Politie der Vereenighde Neder- 
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 209. ToLCK (J. J.) De groote wonderlycke Wereldt; korte 
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 ghedeelt is, te weten: Europa, Asia, Africa, America. 4to. 
 Amsterdam 1659. map. $15. 
 
Part II. America in General. 
 
 21 
 
 210. TouRON (Le R. p. de) Histoire g^ndrale de TAmdrique 
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 210a. — — Idem, calf neat. $12. 
 
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 and on land, especially among the heathens of the East 
 and West Indies" sufficiently shows that the whole of 
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 India and of America. Among some ecclesiastical 
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 220. Waersiiouwingiie van de ghewichtige redenen die de 
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Part III. North -America in General. 
 
 28 
 
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Part III. North -America in General. 
 
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I'ART IV, 2. Canada. 
 
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 333. — — Idem, neatly bound. lb. S4. 
 
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 334. 1775* Explication d'une prophetic de Nostradamus, falte 
 en 177G, dans laquelle il prcdit la grande revolution qui devait 
 arriver en Angleterre et dans les colonies Anglaises de 
 TAmdrique, qui seront victorieuses. 12mo. London, sewed. 
 
 S2,50. 
 
 335. 1776» Entretiens de Guillaume de Nassau et du Gener. 
 Montgommery sur la revolution des Pays-Bas et les affaires 
 actuelles de rAmcrique. 12mo. Paris, sewed. Si. 
 
 336. 1778* Kecueil des Loix constitutives des colonies angloises 
 sans le nom de Etats-Unis do l' Amdrique septentrionale. 
 12mo. Paris 1778. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 337. 1778* Acte dTndepcndance des Etats-Unis et constitution 
 des rdpubliques fran9aisc, cisalpine et ligurienne. In French, 
 German, English and Italian. 8vo. Paris, sewed. Si. 
 
 338. 1778* Constitutions of the several states, declaration of 
 independance, articles of confederation, the treatise between 
 the most Christian Majesty and the States. 12mo. Phila- 
 delphia 1781. boards. With the Autograph of John Adams. 
 
 Sl,75. 
 
 339. 1778* La Rochefoucauld (Mr. LE Due de) Constitutions 
 des 13 Etats-Unis de TAmdrique. 4to. Paris 1783. red morocco, 
 gilt, gilt edges. (Only a few copies are printed in 4to.) S4,50. 
 
 340. 1778» — — Idem. 8vo. Paris 1783. sewed. Si. 
 
 341. 1778, Abrege de la Revolution de I'Amdrique Anglaise dep. 
 177iJ, jusqu'^ Janvier 1778. 12mo. Paris 1778. bound. 
 
 S— ,75. 
 
 342. 1779* A View of the evidence relative to the conduct of the 
 
A. American Revolution. 
 
 St 
 
 !e 8ur les 
 
 are, 4to. 
 
 the last 
 
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 plates. 
 
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 is an VIU. 
 
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 ERICAN 
 
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 n. sewed. 
 
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 du Gener. 
 es afTaires 
 Si. 
 IS angloises 
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 $—,.75. 
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 En French, 
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 laration of 
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 hn Adams. 
 
 Si, 75. 
 
 anstitutions 
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 to.) S4,50. 
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 8vo. London 1779. boards. Si. 
 
 343. 1780* La Boussole morale et politique des hommes 
 et des empires; traitant de Carthage moderne, Boston etc. 
 12mo. Boston 1780. sewed. S — ,40. 
 
 344. 1780* — Idem, bound. S— ,60. 
 
 345. 1780* Reflexions impartiales sur les consequences qui 
 doivent resulter de Tlndcpendance des Amdriquaines. 12mo. 
 London. Si. 
 
 346. 1781* Raynal (Tu. G.) Tableau et revolutions des 
 colonies angloises dans TAmdrique septentrionale. 2 vols. 
 12mo. Amsterdam 1781. sewed. Si. 
 
 347. 1781. — — Idem, calf neat. Sl,25. 
 
 348. 1781* Raynal. Revolution de TAmdrique. portr. Lond. 
 1781. sewed. S--,45. 
 
 349. 178K — — Idem, calf neat. Si. 
 
 350. 1781, HiLLiARD d'Aubertkuil. Essais historiques et poll* 
 tiques sur la Revolution de TAmdrique septentrionale. 4 vols, in 
 8vo. Bruxelles. bound. S3. 
 
 351. 1781. Verz AMBLING vau Stucken tot de dertien vereenigde 
 Stacten van Noord- America bctrekkclijk. 8vo. Leyden 
 1781. halfbnd. S2. 
 
 352. 1781. Howe (Grl. Sir W.) Campagncs militaires dans 
 rAmdriquc septentrionale. 8vo. Rotterdam 1781. S3. 
 
 353. 1782. Correspondance de LordG. Germain avec Clinton, 
 Cornvallis etc. 8vo. Berne 1782. bound. Si. 
 
 354. 1782. — ' Idem, sewed, uncut. Si. 
 
 355. 1783. L'Amerique. Esquisse d'un poemc sur Tinddpendance 
 de TAmerique. 2 vols. 8vo. Amsterd. 1783. sewed. S2. 
 
 356. CoMPLOT d' Arnold et de Sir Henry Clinton centre les 
 Etats-Unis et le gdndral Washington, map. and portraits. 
 8vo. Paris 1816. sewed. Si. 
 
 357. De Mayer. Les ligucs achcennc, suisse et hollandaise 
 et la revolution des Etats-Unis comparces ensemble. 2 vols. 
 12mo. Paris 1787. sewed. Sl,25. 
 
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 359. Deslandes (le Ciiev.) Discours sur la grandeur de la 
 Revolution, qui vient de s'accomplir dans TAmdrique septen- 
 trionale. 12mo. Paris 1785. sewed. S — ,60. 
 
 360. DuFY Abregd de Thistoire des revolutions de TAmdri- 
 que septentrionale depuis les premieres decouvertes jusqu*au 
 voyage du Gdndral Lafayette en 1824 cc 1825. 2 vols. 8vo. 
 Paris 1827. sewed. Si. 
 
 361. HiSTOiRE de la derni6re guerre entrc la Grande Bretagne 
 et les Etats-Unis de TAmdriquc, la France, I'Espagne et la 
 
32 
 
 Pakt rV. 3. United Statks. 
 
 
 m 
 
 Ilollando depuis 1775 jusqu*U 1783. 4to. Paris 1787. 
 
 numerous maps, calf neat. S2,75. 
 
 862. HiSTOUiE de radministratiou dc lord North. 2 vols. 
 
 8vo. Paris 1784. bound. Sl,25. 
 
 363. Jones (Paul) Mdmoires, ou il expose ses principaux 
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 364. Le destin dc I'Amerique. 8vo. London (time of the 
 war of indcpendance). sewed. $1. 
 
 865. LeNormand. Ode sur hi conquetc de rAmcrique 
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 au Roi, lors de son arrivce h. Rouen le 25 Juin 1786. $1. 
 
 366. Ramsay (de). Histoirc de la Revolution par rapport U 
 la Caroline Aleridionale. 2 vols. 8vo. plates and maps. 
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 368. S. (W.) Lettres d'un cultivateur Americain depuis 1770 
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 377. — Idem, 2d edition. 12mo. London 1818. boords. $1. 
 
Part IV. B. United States in General. 
 
 33 
 
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 379. Bonnet (J. E.) Les Etats-Unis de TAmdriquc h la fin 
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 380. — (M. L.) Tableau des Etats-Unis au commencement 
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 8vo. 1822. sewed. x Sl,50. 
 
 382. Bridel. Le Pour et le contrc, ou avis h ceux qui se 
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 seiiption de Kentoucki. 12mo. Map. Basle 1803. sewed. 
 
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 pentes; description abregdo des Etats-Unis, des possessions 
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 Paris, scarce. Si. 
 
 384. Brissot. Nouveau voyage dans les Etats-TJnis. 3 vols. 
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 385. Carctat. Bibliothfeque Amdricaine, ou Journal do I'A- 
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 son. 8vo. Plate. New-Orleans 1815. S, — 50. 
 
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 410. Maclure. Observations on the Geology of the United 
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Part IV. B. United States jn General. 
 
 36 
 
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 420. Paine (Til) Le sens commun; adressd aux habitans 
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 ton city 1807. S— ,60. 
 
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 426. Recherches historiques et politiques sur les Etats-Unis 
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 427. — Idem. 2 vis. 8vo. CoUe 1788. halfbound. $3. 
 
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 429. RocHEFORT. Hist, naturelle des iles Antilles; derniere 
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 de York de Penn-Sylvania etc 4to. Rotterdam 1G81. SlO. 
 
 3 * 
 
86 
 
 Part IV. B. United States in Geheral. 
 
 
 Tho „Rocit do Tdtat prdsont** consists of 44 pages, with 
 a separate title placed at the end of the work. It con*- 
 tains one of tho earliest accounts of Pennsylvania, which 
 was first established in this year. 
 
 430. Saulnieu; Nouvelles observations sur les finances Hit.. 
 . des Etats-Unis. 8vo. Paris 1831. sewed. S — ,40. 
 
 431. Scheffeu; llistoiro des Etats-Unis de rAmdriquc sep- 
 tentrionalc. I'imo. Paris 1829. sewed. S — ,60. 
 
 432. Scott (J.) The United States Gazetteer, containinj^ an 
 authentic description of the several states. 19 maps. 12mo. 
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 433. Seybeiit (A.) Annales statistiques des Etats-Unis; trad, 
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 434. SoMMEU (S. G.) Beschrijving der nieuwe Staten van Ame- 
 rica. 8 vis. 8vo. Amsterdam 1828. uncut. Si. 
 
 485. St. Clair (Henry) The United States criminal calen- 
 dar, plates. l2mo. Boston 1833. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 436. Sur I'dducation nationale dans ios Etats-Unis d'Amd- 
 rique. 2de ddit. 8vo. Paris 1812. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 437. Swan. Causes qui se sent opposdes aux progr^s du com- 
 merce entre la France et les Etats-Unis de TAmdrique. 8vo. 
 Paris 1790. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 438. — Idem, bound ne«ai. Si. 
 
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 1803. sewed. $1,50. 
 
 443. Voyage d'Amdrique, dialogue en vers. 12mo. Paris 
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 87 
 
 0. NEWENGUHD. 
 
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 D. NEW. YORK. 
 
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 stofel. 4to. map. Amsterdam 1651. Hartgers. Si 25. 
 
 The map contained in this volume and which is also 
 found in the copy of the Leyden library, is wanting in 
 the three copies which are in tue trade, one of which 
 belonged to Mr. Asher of Berlin, the two others to 
 Mr. Stevens. 
 The wiew of New Amsterdam contained in this book ap- 
 pears to be taken from the same engraving as that of 
 the first edition of v. d. Donck. There are three en- 
 graved views of New Amsterdam; one in the present 
 volume, an other view of the opposite side of the city 
 in the second edition of v. d. Donck and the third in 
 Montanus. A fourth, which I have not been able to 
 compare with the other three, is to be found on a 
 
u 
 
 Taut IV. U. New-Yoiik. 
 
 X' I 
 
 
 I- 
 
 
 largo cngrnving of the cities in the colonics, of which 
 
 Amsterdam lorifts the center piece. I have seen but 
 
 one copy of this plate which I was not able to procure. 
 
 That upon the map of Blaen is probably taken from the 
 
 same drawing as that in v. d. Donlc, for it resembles 
 
 it in everything, except the execution of the details 
 
 which are put in a will. 
 
 656. Brakkl (W.) Briefe aan de Ilcer N. N. Koopman in 
 
 Niouw-Nodcrland. 4to. Rotterdam 1705. 5th edition« With 
 
 the authors autograph. S75. 
 
 556. BREEDEN RAEDT aende vereenighdc Ncderlandsche 
 
 Provintien. 4to. Antwerpen 1649. uncut. S250. 
 
 457. — Idem, fine copy. S200. 
 
 This pamphlet is the first, and certainly not the least 
 
 important publication which treats specially of New 
 
 Netherland. Its extreme rarity is the only explanation 
 
 we can give for its being so long unknown to the 
 
 bibliographers. It is so much the more remarkable as 
 
 it gives a history rather than a description of New 
 
 Netherland whilst almost all the other treatises on this 
 
 country give rather a desciption than a history, so that 
 
 the „Breeden Raedt" explains many points till now 
 
 doubtful, and for an explanation of which we may 
 
 consult O'Callaghan, Smith, or indeed any other historian 
 
 in vain. 
 
 To show more clearly the great importance of this 
 
 book, we shall give a few extracts. — The reader must 
 
 know, that the whole is a dialogue between eight 
 
 persons : 
 
 B. Passing over several minor abuses, in order to come to the 
 
 tyrany which ruins the wliole country, you must know that Governor 
 
 Kieft had for a long time secretly intended to begin a war with the 
 
 savages of New Netherland, because they had refused, on reasonable 
 
 grounds, to give him a certain contribution, alleging tliey were not 
 
 obliged to give it to the director, or to the Dutch: 
 
 1. Not for the sake of the soldiers, since tliey did them no 
 service, in case of war with other tribes; for than they crept, toge- 
 ther like cats upon a piece of cloth and might be killed a thousand 
 times ovec, before news could be got to the fort, which was at a 
 great distance from them; still less that they could be delivered or 
 seconded in time by its soldiers. 
 
 2. Further, that they had allowed us to remain peaceably in 
 their country, that they had never demanded a recompense from us, 
 and that, for that reason, we were under obligations to them and 
 not they to us. 
 
 3. Item, that when our nation, having lost a ship, there liad 
 built a new one, they had supplied them with victuals and all other 
 necessaries, and had taken care of them for two winters, till the ship 
 
Part IV. I). New -York. 
 
 39 
 
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 \A all other 
 till the ship 
 
 WJV9 fliiiflhcil; consequently wc were uiuler obligations to them, not 
 thoy to us. 
 
 4. For that reason they aske<l why they shoulil supply us with 
 niuizi^ for nothing, since they jmid as nmch us wc jwked, for every 
 tbing they came to ]>urcbase of us. 
 
 5. If we, said thoy, liavc ceded to you the c»)untry you arc li- 
 ving in, wc yet remain masters of what wc liavo retained for 
 ourselves. 
 
 Have we not supjdied you Sivnnnekena (i. e. Germans or Dutch- 
 men) on your first arrival here and when you had no mochoh (i. e. 
 ships) with provisions for two whole winters, and had we not have 
 died of hunger? 
 
 The delegates from all the savage tribes, such as the Haritans, 
 whose chiefs called themselves Oringkes, from Orange, the Hacquin- 
 sacks, tlie Wappenas, Ilogelanders, Wicquasgecks, Ueckewacke, Me. 
 reckewacks, Dappandcrs, Massapcms, Zinkeeuw, and others, liad go 
 as many objections to make, as there were points to discuss. Tl 
 however separated peaceably, contenting themselves with giving 1 
 no contributions nor asking for any from us. Director Kicft, seeing 
 himself deprived of this contribution which he was very greedy of 
 by so many reasons, and also because it would disgrace him in the 
 eyes of liis countrymen, invented other means to satisfy his insatiable 
 avaricious soul. 
 
 E. Well skipper how did all that end? 
 
 H. When in the year 1643, about Shrovetide, the savages were 
 surprised by some other tribes (whicli were too powerful for them) 
 and obliged to retreat, they took refuge in our territory, not suspec- 
 ting they had any thing to fear from us. About the same time 
 there was a feast at tlie house of Jan Janssen Damen, at which the 
 director, in a significant toast, communicated his intended attack on 
 the savages to three inconsiderate boors. Viz. Maryn Adriacnsz, Jan. 
 Jansz and Abraliam Plancy who presented a (pretended) request 
 composed by secretary Tienhoven, to the governor, begging him to 
 allow them to take revenge on the savages, who killed the servant 
 of Mr. V. Nedcrhorst which crime had not been punished ; this re- 
 tribution being necessary to maintain the reputation of our nation. 
 
 K. Was that true? 
 
 IJ. I will tell you sir. A certain savage chief named Hacquin- 
 sacq who was considered as heedless even by the savages themselves, 
 having been intoxicated with brandy by our men, being asked whe- 
 ther he was able to make a good use of his bow and arrow when 
 in that state, in reply pointed liis arrow at a certain man called Ger- 
 rit Yansz, a servant of the deceased Mr. van Nedcrhorsts, whom he 
 actually killed, asking whether he was able or not. To revenge this 
 mans death several savages had been killed, and our peoi)lc were 
 again in peace with them; so that at tlic time the director ordered 
 this massacre, the same tribe Avho hud killed the deceased Mr. v. Ne- 
 dcrhorsts servant, had been visited some weeks before by the di- 
 rector himself, and supplied with all necessaries; this pretent was there- 
 fore altogether a specious on'^ 
 
 K. Was it than in the power of one man to begin a war or 
 massacre for that? 
 
40 
 
 Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
 
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 h\- 
 
 B. That it might appear plausible, they had such a request 
 presented; to which, on Feb. 25. 1643 they answered that they au- 
 thorised Maryri Adriaensz with his company, to make an attack on 
 the savages, camped at Curlers plantation, and to treat them as time 
 and circumstances required. 
 
 E. Who ever gave you such an authorisation ? Who could have 
 been the author of that authorisation? 
 
 B. Why secretary Cornelius van Ticnhoven, who is now retur- 
 ned home to make a report on New Netherland ; the same who had 
 composed the request. 
 
 C. A child might see that that was but a pretext. The secre- 
 tary deserved to be torn to pieces by four horses as a traitor; and 
 as for the three boors, accordingly to law they had forfeited their 
 lives. In the mean time were the settlers warned to be on the alert, 
 that they might not run any risk either by assistance or resistance? 
 
 B. Nobody at all was warned but the three before mentioned. 
 The settlers were not so much as thought of. The secretary liim- 
 self went to reconnaitre the camp of the savages the day before the 
 attack, and if the settlers had known what was intended , supposing 
 there had been reasons for it, not one of the savages would have 
 escaped; but if, as was really the case, there had been no reasons, 
 the director would never have been able to commit such a murder, 
 if even he had sucli traitors as secretaries. 
 
 J. By what I understand of the affair, the secretary is the 
 principal cause of what followed. But liow did they proceed? 
 
 B. Between the 25 and 26 Febr. 4643, at midnight 80 and 
 odd savages were murdered at Panonia, by 80 soldiers. Young chil- 
 dren, some of them snatched from their mothers, were cut in pieces 
 before the eyes of their parents, and the pieces were tlirown into 
 the fire or into the water; other babes were bound on planks and 
 then cut through, stabbed and miserably massacred, so that it would 
 break a licart of stone; some were thrown into the river and when 
 the fathers and mothers sought to save them, the soldiers would 
 not suffer them tho come ashore but caused both old and young 
 to be droVned. Some children of from 5 to 6 years of age, as also 
 some old infirm persons, who had managed to hide themselves in 
 the bushes and reeds, came out in the morning to beg for a piece 
 of bread and for permission to warme themselves, but were all mur- 
 dered in cold blood and thrown into the fire or the Avater. A few 
 escaped to our settlers, some with the loss of a hand, others of a 
 leg, others again holding in their bowels with their hands, and all so 
 cut, hawn and mained, that worse could not be imagined; they were 
 indeed in such a state that our people supposed they had been sur- 
 prised by their ennemies, the tribe of the Maquaes. After this ex- 
 ploit the soldiers were recompensed for their services, and thanked 
 by the director Kieft in person. In an other place, on the same 
 night, at Curlers Hock, P'jar Curlers plantation, about forty savages 
 were surprised in their sleep in the same way , and massacred like 
 the others. 
 
 D. Did ever the duke of Alba do more evil in the Netherlands? 
 
 F. Certainly you have such Dutch governors or directors who 
 honour and respect the duke of Alba. 
 
Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
 41 
 
 D. Yes sir, it is a scandal for onr nation ; and if silence would 
 have remedied it I should never have mentioned it. But information 
 lias been given of it in the proper quarter, and not only it lias not 
 been remedied, but it has gone still worse as you shall hear directly. 
 
 H. But did the savages suffer this so quietly? 
 
 B. Ohno sir. As soon as they found how the Swannekens 
 treated them, they killed all the men they could lay liands on, but 
 I never heard that they did any harm to the women or children. 
 Besides this they burned and destroyed all the houses, farms, bams 
 and everything they could come at, so that they began a declared 
 and destructive war. ' 
 
 C. Quicquid delirant reges plectuntur achivi. 
 
 B. I am told for a fact that a certain skipper Isaac Abraham- 
 sen, having saved a young boy, and hidden him under the sails in 
 order, to give him to one Cornelius Melyn, towards morning the 
 poor child , overcome with cold and hunger , made some noise and 
 was heard by the soldiers, 18 German tigers, dragged from under 
 the sails in spite of the endeavours of the skipper , who was alone 
 against 18, cut in two and thrown overboard. 
 
 F. But what did the inhabitants say of the massacre? 
 
 B. They were hot only much displeased but took notes of all 
 that passed from time to time, for those of the country (planters) 
 were all ruined, and in the forts there was little provision and little 
 strength. This they wrote and sent to government relating the cau- 
 ses and occasions of the M'ar, with all the circumstances as they had 
 occurred. 
 
 J. How did you do in the meanwhile, before an answer arrived? 
 
 B. We had but ac hoice of evils. The Director robbed and 
 murdered where ever he could, and in the manner already related 
 1600 savages were killed in the years 1643 and 1644; some of 
 them were settled among the English, at a distance of from 10 to 
 20 miles from us, who were most of them surprised in their sleep, 
 many of them never having seen a German much iess ever having done 
 them any harm. 
 
 In April of the year 1644, seven savages were arrested at 
 Heemstede (where an English clergyman, Mr. Fordan, was governor) 
 on a charge of kilHng two or three pigs, though it was afterwards 
 discovered that some Englishmen liad done it themselves. Director 
 Kieft was informed by Mr. Fordan, that he had just arrested seven 
 savages", who were confined in a cellar, but whom he had not dared 
 to treat inhumanely as he could not answer for the consequences to 
 himself, because such things are not to be winked at there, or perhaps 
 because the English nation wish to cause a general dislike among 
 the savages to our people. Kieft immediately sent ensign Opdyk with 
 an Englishman, John Ondcrhil, and 15 or 16 soldiers, who killed 
 three of the seven in the cellar. They then took the other four with 
 them in the sailing boat, two of whom were towed along by a string 
 round their necks till they were drowned while the two infortunato 
 survivors were detained as prisoners at fort Amsterdam. When they 
 had been kept a long time in the corps de garde, the director be- 
 came tired of giving them food any longer and they were delivered 
 to the soldiers to do as they pleased with. The poor iufortunate 
 
42 
 
 Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
 prisoners were immediately dragged out of the guard liousc and soon 
 dispatched with knives of from 18 to 20 inches long which director 
 Kieft Iiad made for liis soldiers for such purposes, saying tliat the 
 swords were too long for use in the huts of the savages, when tliey 
 went to surpiise them; but that these knives were much handier 
 for bowelling them. Tlie first of these savages having received a 
 frightful wound, desired them to permit him to dance what is cal- 
 led the Kinte Kacye, a religions use observed among them before 
 death; he received however so many wounds that he dropped dawn 
 dead. The soldiers then cut strips from the other's body, beginning 
 at the calves, up the back, over the shoulders and down to the 
 knees. Wliile this was going forward, director Kieft, witli his coun- 
 cellor Jan de la Montaigne, a Frenchman, stood laughing heartily at 
 the fun and rubbing his right arm, so much delight he took in such 
 scenes. He then ordered him to be taken out of the fort, and the 
 soldiers bringing him to the Beaver's path (he dancing the Kinte 
 Kacye all the time) threw him down, cut off his partes genetales, 
 thrust them into his mouth while still alive, and at last, placing him 
 on a mill -stone cut off' his head. 
 
 H. What shameful barbarity! 
 
 B. What J tell you is true, for be the same token there stood 
 at the same time 24 or 25 female savages, who had been taken 
 prisoner at the N. W. point of the fort; and when they saw this 
 bloody spectacle they held up their arms, struck their mouth, and, 
 in their language exclaimed: „For shame! for shame! such unheard 
 of cruelty was never known, or even thought of among us." Tlie 
 savages have often called out to us from a distance: what scound- 
 rels you Swannekens are, you do not war upon us, but upon our 
 wives and children whom you treacherously murder; whereas we 
 do no hsrm either to your wives or your children , but feed and take 
 care of them, till we send them back again to you. 
 
 K. Well skipper you know more news, if they were only good 
 news, then all of us put together. How did they get on? 
 
 B. Director Kieft, not content with this causing the hunted sa- 
 vages to be surprised, engaged some English spies to accompany 
 liis soldiers as guides , into places unknown to our people , by which 
 many poor inoffensive savages were cruelly and traiterously massacred. 
 
 
 B. The states general being informed of all those evils, ordered 
 the governors (of the West Indian Company) to remedy them; and 
 the latter, conscious of having trifled too long with director Kieft, 
 with whom they were thoroughly acquainted , chose a certain Petrus 
 Stuyvcsaut, formerly director of Curasao, the son of a minister in 
 Vricsland, to supersede him. Tliis same Stuyvesant robbed the 
 daughter of his boste and being discovered would have had to suffer 
 for the crime but that he was forgiven for sake of liis father. . 
 
 E, How in the world did the company manage to find so many 
 rascals? Why they must have whole magazines full of them. 
 
Part IV. D. New-Yokk. 
 
 48 
 
 id soon 
 lirector 
 liat the 
 m they 
 handier 
 cived a 
 
 is cal- 
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 d dawn 
 'ginning 
 
 to the 
 is coun- 
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 and the 
 c Einte 
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 in taken 
 saw this 
 [i, and, 
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 ' The 
 
 scound- 
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 reas we 
 and take 
 
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 company 
 by which 
 assacred. 
 
 ordered 
 em ; and 
 or Kieft, 
 in Petrus 
 inister in 
 bbed the 
 
 to suflFer 
 
 so many 
 n. 
 
 B. Th ir High Migliitinesses now thought, that the governor 
 would take care that there should be no more complaints of an op- 
 pressive or tyrannical direction, we are however, informed in what 
 manner the same governors .vho had intrigued Avith Kieft, instructed 
 the new director, to the decline and ruin of New Netherland, to 
 maintain Kieft and vex the inhabitants under any appearance or pre- 
 tent wl.atever. Neither could he contain liimself till he had time 
 and opportunity, but even upon his passage threatened that 
 when he arrived in New Netherland he would teach them better to 
 know their plans. As liowevcr lie had promised their high mighti- 
 nesses by oath that he would punish the faults of director Kieft ac- 
 cording to their deserts, and properly support the inhabitants; the 
 result however has shown quite the contrary of these fine promises, 
 according to the instructions given him by the governors (which he 
 lias shown to several persons) in which he is ordered to do as he 
 afterwards did. 
 
 J. Is not that the same Stuyvesant who some time before at- 
 tempted to take fort St. Martin for the company, and who lost his leg 
 by in the attempt? 
 
 B. The very same; the governors looked upon that as qaite a 
 piece of Roman courage. 
 
 J. Yes, but all who attended that expedition will tell another 
 story; how he burnt all our powder in firing salutes during the 
 whole of the journey, so that when the time for action arrived there 
 was none to be found; and every thing relating to that expedition 
 was so disorderly that the like was never seen. Indeed when we 
 broke up the siege and retired without effecting any thing, only be- 
 cause of his leg, which was shot off by the fii'st cannon shot from 
 Fort St. Martin we left every thing behind , and among other things 
 5 or 6 fine field pieces. Was in that a fine Roman achievement? 
 Who knows how much expense that expedition cost the company? 
 Such a prudent hero deserved indeed to be advanced to director and 
 chosen and sent to New Netherland as redresser-General of all abuses. 
 B. When he comes, these the governors may send him 
 as president to Brazil, in order to spoil the little that still remains 
 there, just as he is always used to do. 
 
 J. He is now however getting older and ought to improve his 
 conduct, in ordre to wipe out former faults. How does he get on 
 in New Netherland? 
 
 B. Improve do you say messmate? Like old wolves and old 
 ships, worse from day to day. 
 
 J. Does he still hoan and rage and storm as much as he used 
 to do, even to striking and beating? 
 
 B. In all that he is just the man he has always been; and sO' 
 there is no change to be expected but for the worse. 
 J. What was his reception in New-Nctherland? 
 B. There was so much shouting on all sides that they wero 
 obliged to send to an other place to buy powder for exercising and 
 in' case of need. 
 
 J. I could have guessed as much, but how did he treat the 
 inhabitants from the very first? 
 
 B. As soon as lie arrived, some of the principal inhabitants- 
 
44 
 
 Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
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 coming bareheaded to welcome their new director, he let them wait 
 for several hours bareheaded, he himself keeping his hnt on Lis 
 head; as if he was the Czar of Moscovy, nobody was offered a 
 chair, while he seated himself very very comfortably on a chair, the 
 better to give the welcomers an audience. 
 
 J. You speak in so lively a wig of his manner of acting, 
 that I can fancy I sec it all passing before my eyes: go on telling 
 about that unliked bear. 
 
 B. In a word, when he was to take the direction from Kieft, 
 the whole community being called together for that purpose, Kieft 
 began by thanking them all for their fidelity to liim, which he much 
 exaggerated in hopes that the community could unanimously have 
 thanked him; but some of them said boldly that they would not 
 thank him as they had no reason to do so; among these were Joa- 
 chim Pieterz Kuyter and CorneUs Melyn. Stuyvesant, under the 
 canopy of heaven declared loudly that every one should have justice 
 done to him, which assurance was very agreable to the cotomunity; 
 a few days afterwards however, being well persuaded and led 
 away by Kieft, Stuyvesant began to assemble a court of justice, 
 had the missive of the 8 deputed petitioners to the chamber of Am- 
 sterdam laid before it, and having chosen the side of Kieft and wis- 
 hing to take care that afterwards no similar charge should be brought 
 against him, he considered these 8 chosen men as private persons, 
 and regarded all their conduct and the whole process between Kieft 
 and them in no other light. 
 
 In his opinion it was treason to petition against one's magistra- 
 tes whether there was cause or not. What Kieft simply denied was 
 considered as of more weight than the proofs produced by his an- 
 tagoniste. 
 
 And when the arbiters produced diverse memorials points and 
 persons to prove the truth of what was written their statement were 
 either entirely rejected or a part of what came to light was sup- 
 pressed. 
 
 And what was more the other persons who had subscribed 
 two letters were prevailed upon and obliged by high authority and 
 severe menaces as also by fair promises, not to divulge what would 
 be conununicated to themj to revoke what had been written, or at 
 least in order to give it another appearance to declare they had been 
 bribed to subscribe it and had been misinformed, not knowing what 
 they subscribed, but having only done it at the earnest entreaties of 
 some who persisted in subscribing it and still maintained their sig- 
 nature. 
 
 So director Stuyvesant passed sentence against .Joachim Pietersz 
 and Cornelis Melyn, whom he charged with having accused, by li- 
 bellous letters their legitimate governor and chief, director Kieft, in 
 a clandestine and lying way; with having iasu'-ed and calumniated 
 him, the wliich he and his counsil desiring to present in the well or- 
 dered commonwealth of New Netherland, and executing justice in 
 the name of their High Mightinesses the states General, His High- 
 ness the Prince of Orange, and the General chartered West Jndia 
 Company, condamned Joachim Pietersz Knyter to a banishment of 
 three consecutive years and a penalty of a hundred and fifty guilders, 
 
Pars IV. D. New -York. 
 
 45 
 
 lem wait 
 kt on liis 
 offered a 
 ;hair, the 
 
 f acting, 
 on telling 
 
 )m Kieft, 
 se, Kieft 
 he much 
 sly have 
 vould not 
 vere Joa- 
 under the 
 ,ve justice 
 tnmunity ; 
 and led 
 )f justice, 
 r of Am- 
 and wis- 
 le brought 
 3 persons, 
 een Kieft 
 
 magistra- 
 lenied was 
 )y his an- 
 
 points and 
 ment were 
 was sup- 
 subscribed 
 hority and 
 i'hat would 
 ten, or at 
 y had been 
 wing what 
 ntreaties of 
 I their sig- 
 
 im Pietersz 
 led, by li- 
 r Kieft, in 
 jalumniated 
 the well or- 
 ; justice in 
 His High- 
 West Jndia 
 nishment of 
 ifty guilders, 
 
 one third for the fiscal, one third for the poor and on third for tlic 
 church. Cornelis Melyn was charged in his sentence with more cri- 
 mes and punished more severely, (because Kieft had formerly platte- 
 red himself that he should have a part with him in Staten Island, 
 and finding himself deceved, he had been obliged to make other 
 conditions with other persons; and Kieft played him this trick, as 
 was afterwardrs proved) and in virtue of the preceding arguments 
 was found guilty of Crimen laesae Majestatis, crimen falsi, crimen of 
 libel and defamation, and on that account was to forfeit all benefits 
 derived from the company or which he might still claim, a penalty of 300 
 guilders, to be applied at above, and to be bonished from New Ne- 
 therland for the term of 7 years. So that those who had accused 
 Kieft were kicked out and sent away by Stuyvesant. It is well 
 known that when director Kieft was reminded that these suits would 
 most probably, have taken another turn in Holland, he rejilied: why 
 should wo alarm each other with justice in Holland; in this easel only 
 consider it as a scare crow. And Stuyvesant replied: if I was per- 
 suaded that you would appeal from my sentences or divulge them, 
 I would have your head cut oiF, or have you hanged on the high- 
 est tree in New Netherland. He also represented Kieft's affair in 
 so favourable a light, iiiweighed so furiously against the constant ar- 
 biters, that the foam hung on his beard. To show still more clearly 
 that he did not at all intend to follow the orders of their High 
 Mightinesses or fulfil the promises he made them, or to satisfy the 
 community, he immediately appointed Jan Jansen Damen, (one of 
 those who had signed the request to slaughter the savages) as 
 churchwaden. 
 
 E. A very nice churchwarden that, one with bloody hands. 
 
 B. Jt is to be feared that if the united Provinces , their High 
 Mightinesses and liis Highness do not take measures to prevent the 
 occurrence of such injustice, their repii ation will suffer, not only 
 among the savages but through all Christendom and it is disgrace- 
 ful enough already that this has not yet been done ; there-fore those 
 who have the prosperity of the Netherlands, of New Netherland, of 
 its inhabitants and of its government at heart, ought to strive to 
 redress such grievances. 
 
 J. But was that sentence executed? 
 
 B, Most assuredly; for that was now of as much consequence 
 to the new director Stuyvesant as his own honour, reputation, even 
 his own life. They were brought on board like criminals and torn 
 away from their goods, their wives and their clildren. The Princess 
 was to carry the director and those two faithful patriots from New 
 Netherland, but coming into the wrong channel it struck upon a 
 rock and was wrecked. And now this bricked Kieft, seeing death 
 before his eyes, sighed deeply and turninij to these two, said: Friends! 
 J have been injust towards you, can you forgive me? Towards 
 morning the ship was broken to pieces. Melyn lost his son , the mi- 
 nister Bogardus; while Kieft, captain John de Vries and a great 
 numbe/' of other persons were drowned. Much treasure was also 
 lost, as Kieft was on his return with a fortune of four hundred 
 thousand guilders. Joachim Pietersz Kuyter remained alone on a part 
 of the ship on which stood a cannon , which he took for a man. 
 
AG 
 
 Pars IV. D. NEW-Yoiui. 
 
 If > 
 
 but speaking to it and getting no answer he snpposcd liim dead. He 
 was at last thrown on land together with the cannon to the great 
 astonishment of the English, who crowded tlie strand by thousands, 
 and who set up the pine or ordinance as a lasting memorial. Melyn, 
 Seating on his back, fell in with others wlio had remained on a 
 part of the wreck till they were driven on a sandbank wliich beca- 
 me dry with the ebb. They then took some planks and pieces of 
 wood, fastened them together and having made sails of their shirts 
 etc., they got at last to the Mahiland of England. — As these per- 
 sons were more concerned for their papers than for any thing else they 
 caused them to be dragged for, ">d on the third day Joachim Pie- 
 tersz got a smalc bon of them, w. "^h are in being to this day. 
 
 C. How people are sometimes buffetted about the world! How 
 will these persons ever get justice? 
 
 B. According to what tlicy told me, when they arrived in Hol- 
 land, the Dutch directors much lamented the loss Ci* the ship and 
 its rich cargo, and were doubly vened that while so many fine men 
 were lost, two rebellious bandits should survive to trt'uble the com- 
 pany with their complaints. 
 
 J. Was that all the comfort they got? 
 
 B. That was not all their comfort but some of the directors 
 undertook to prevent them from getting a hearing from their High 
 Mightinesses. 
 
 J. T'was better to send such scoundrels to the devil. Who da- 
 red to undertake that? 
 
 B. Those who had always corresponded with those wicked chil- 
 dren of Belial, van Beeck Perquin; they got a hearing however 
 and set their affair in such a light before tlieir H. M. that it was 
 resolved to prevent such nnrightious proceedings, dispatsched let- 
 ters of inhibition , ordered Stay vesant either to appear in person or 
 by prony in order to hear his sentence maintained confirmed or annul- 
 led ; or else to await it there , and to that end their H. M. supplied 
 the complenants with all necessary orders, safeguards, acts and in- 
 struments. 
 
 457a. CoNDiTiEN, die, door de Heeren Burgermeesteren der 
 Stadt Amsteredam, volgens't gemaeckte aecoordt met de 
 West-Ind. Comp. gepresenteert werdea aen alle de geno, 
 die als Coloniers na Nieuw-Nederlandt willen vertrecken etc. 
 4to. Amsterdam 1656. S30. 
 
 The original and very scarce edition of a small treatise 
 to be found at the end of the second edition of v. d. 
 Donck. The contents are the very same, the only dif- 
 lerence being in the number of pages, which in v. d. 
 Donck amount to 8, but in our copy to 16. A com- 
 plete translation is to be found in O'Callaghan, vol. II. 
 p. 318—333. 
 457b. De Laet. Bescliryvinge van West-Indien. fol. maps. 
 Leyd. 1625. ' $lb. 
 
 457c. — Idem, second edition, fol. Leyd. 1630. " 815. 
 
rAU>i IV. D. New -York. 
 
 47 
 
 (lead. lie 
 the great 
 liousands, 
 il. Melyn, 
 nccl on a 
 ieli bcca- 
 picces of 
 leir shirts 
 ;hese per- 
 j else they 
 chim Pie- 
 day. 
 Id! How 
 
 id in IIol- 
 ship and 
 fine men 
 the com- 
 
 3 directors 
 their High 
 
 Who da- 
 
 icked ehil- 
 howevcr 
 liat it was 
 sched let- 
 person or 
 or annul- 
 I. supplied 
 and in- 
 
 iteren der 
 ; met de 
 
 de gene, 
 Bcken etc. 
 S30. 
 11 treatise 
 a of V. d. 
 
 only dif- 
 1 in V. d. 
 A com- 
 m, vol. II. 
 
 fol. maps. 
 Sl5. 
 • Si 5. 
 
 The great importance of the learned Do Laet's work, is 
 I think by this time generally known in America. He 
 is indeed the first dntch author, who gives us a faith- 
 full and truly scientific report of the colonisation and 
 commerce of the Dutch in America. But the chief im- 
 portance of the two dutch editions of this work con- 
 sists in tne reports on New-Netherlr.nd therem con- 
 tained. These being quite different from each other in 
 the two editions ; and both of equal importance for the 
 history of the Dutch colony. The first one contains 
 extracts from a journal of Hudsons second voyage to 
 America; which have been too long time neglected by 
 the historical authors who wrote about this matter; 
 the second a large number of original remarks , made 
 by De Laet himself during his stay in New-Netherland. 
 
 458. DE VRIES (DAVID riETEKS) Korte historiacl ende 
 Journaels aenteyekeninge van verscheyden voyaglees ende 
 vier deelen des Werelds-Ronde, als Europa, Africa, Asia 
 ende Amerika gedaen. t'Hoorn voor D. P. de Vries. 4to. 
 1688. portrait. S250. 
 
 Captain De Vries's volume, of which copies have only 
 been very recently brought to America, has always 
 been considered as a book of the utmost importance 
 and of a rarity, equalled only by a few of the most 
 valuable bibliographical curiosities. The zeal with which 
 R. Brodhead Escjr. and several other American gentle- 
 men sought for it in Holland was not rewarded by any 
 ijuccess; nay, they did not happen even to see, much 
 less to purchase a cOpy of this scarcest of volumes. It 
 is only owing to Mr. MuUer that the copies which have 
 been until now forwarded to America and the present 
 one have been found amongst the filth which Incum- 
 bers a stallkepers magazines. And a very Interesting 
 book might be written on the travels of this volune 
 from its first possessor, a poor carspenter in Haarlem, 
 to its present owners in America. As to the matter con- 
 tained in „De Vries" I think it needs no mention that 
 everything that may be said about it, and some ex- 
 tracts translated into English will be found in col- 
 lections of the N. York histor. society. 1841. 
 
 459. Downing; Verdere anteyckeninge of Duplyke op sec- 
 ckere Replycque. 4to. S'Gravenhage 1666. S50. 
 
 460. -^ Idem. Ibidem 1666. uncut. S60. 
 This pamphlet is highly interesting to every American. 
 
 It furnishes the exactest documents on the great dispuet 
 between the English and Dutch, on the Delaware and 
 
48 
 
 Part IV. D. New- York. 
 
 Hudson, the remembrance of which is still so fresh in 
 the United States. It contains 33 pngcs and what is 
 still more 33 pages of documents extracted from books 
 and registers kept at New Amsterdam and Boston. 
 The present edition is the original one, there is a coun- 
 terfeit edition of the same date printed at Middelburg. 
 
 461. — Idem. 4to. Middelburg 1666. ' §30. 
 
 462. IIuDSONi (H.) Detectio freti. 4to. maps and plates. 
 Amsterdam 1612. $25. 
 
 463. — Idem. 4to. Ibidem, maps and pi. 1613. $25. 
 
 464. KouT en bondigh Vorhael vant geene in den Oorlogh 
 tusschon den Koningh van Engelandt, de H. M. Staten dcr 
 Vrije Nederlanden en den Bisschop van Munster is voor- 
 gevallen. 4to. Amsterdam 1667.' plates, red. morocco g. 
 edges. S50. 
 Containing pag. 27 — 31: Capture of New-Netherland by 
 
 the English, in 1664; the first printed report, 
 pag. 22 — 25: List of the vessels and goods captured by 
 
 the English from the Dutch in different parts of America, 
 pag. 7 3 — 80: De Ruyter's voyage to the West-Indies, 
 pag. 88 : Capture of 4 West -Indian vessels, 
 pag. 170: French affairs in Barbados, 
 p. 229 — 32: Short account of the disputes in America 
 
 which -were to be arranged in the peace of Breda; 
 
 amongs which a very abriged report of the capture of 
 
 Surinamc by the Dutch. 
 
 465. — Idem, translated into the french. 4 to. Ibidem 
 1668. very rare. §40. 
 
 466. Lambrechtsen (N. C.) Korte Beschrijving van de ont- 
 decking en de verdere Lotgevallen van Nieuw-Nederland. 
 8. Middelburg 1818. $1. 
 
 467. Laws of the state of New -York, comprising the con- 
 stitution and the act of legislature, since the Revolution, 
 from the first to the fifteenth session. 2 vis. 8vo. 1792. 
 boards. S2,50. 
 
 468. Letters on the Cholera asphycia, as it has appeared 
 in the city of New -York; by Mr. Payne. 8vo. New -York 
 1832. boards. S— 75. 
 
 469. KoRT Verhael van Nieuw-Nederland. 4to. 1662. 84 pages. 
 This treatise countains the following matters: 
 
 Summary 
 I. A short account of the situation, good qualities, natu- 
 ral privileges and peculiar advantages for colonisation 
 of New Netherland, fol. I. Together with a short ac- 
 count of the natives, their size, manners customs etc. 
 fol. 18. Also of agriculture in N. N. 
 
Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
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 ievolution, 
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 84 pages. 
 
 ties, natu- 
 olonisation 
 short ac- 
 stoms etc. 
 
 IT. The state has guaranteed the decline or loss of this 
 N. N. by proper immunities. Reasons for this book*s 
 being printed. Reasons why some points are explained 
 more fully, and why, instead of a village or hamlet, 
 they have endeavoured to make it a province worthy of 
 the ciLate ror town. Most important reasons why mini- 
 sters are forbidden, fol. 28. The pretended equality is 
 maintained together with several weighty arguments 
 tending to establish a glorious and permanent demo- 
 cracy, fol. 29. 
 
 III. Several explanations and annulements of some arti- 
 cles in argument D. 
 
 IV. Several requests, arguments, deductions etc. tending 
 to obtain proper privileges for peopling N. N, fol. 43. 
 and especially the argument or deduction D. fol. 50. 
 which has been a provisory outline of governement, and 
 which above mentioned explanations tend to recommend. 
 
 V. A postscript, containing several matters of state fol. G8. 
 
 VI. A most remarkable chapter drawn from a certain book 
 entitled: Frank discourse of Mr. D'Aubignd a french 
 nobleman, and formerly attendant to Henry the Great 
 (H. IV.) king of France, proving the absurdity of those 
 who will not suffer anybody to speak of reformation, 
 fol. 80; together with a remarkable extract from a 
 discourse of an old Leyden magistrate, concerning the 
 liberty of speaking and writing, fol. 84. 
 
 The „Kort Verhael" is indisputably one of the scarcest 
 books on America; O'CalLighan , who was acquainted 
 with the title, had most probably, never read the book 
 which is not cited in his history, ever* when he treats of 
 affairs to which this work specially relates, that is to 
 say, the new argument entered into between the city 
 of Amsterdam and N. N. in the year 1662. 
 
 470. Melton (Edw.) Zeldzaame en gedenkwaardige Zee- 
 en Land-Reizen door Egypten, West-Indien, Perzien, Oost- 
 Indien en d'aangrenzende gewesten. 4 to. Amsterdam 1681. 
 vellum, fine copy. $25. 
 
 471. — — Idem, 2d edition. 4to. Ibid. 1702. i , fine 
 copy. S25. 
 
 The second edition is an exact reprint of the first. 
 
 The part of this voyage which treats of America, the se- 
 cond (ff the collection, occupies 104 pages, 33 of which 
 are consecrated to a very detailed description of New 
 Netherland. This description is rendered still more im- 
 portant by the circumstance that Melton was at New 
 York in 1668, in the height of the quarrel between 
 F. MuLLER. No. 1. July 1850. 4 
 
60 
 
 Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
 mi, 
 
 ' England and Holland, on the possession of the Country, 
 so that he makes use of the names New York and New- 
 Netherland indiscriminately. 
 
 The following are the arguments of the chapters which 
 treat of New Netherland. 
 
 Chap. IT. Arrival at New Netherland and description of 
 the place; Boundaries of New Netherland. Who first 
 discovered it. Advantages of its coast, promontory and 
 harbours description of the principal rivers. Aflecting 
 misfortune of two Indians in the North river. The 
 principal waters and wonderful properties of some foun- 
 tains, springs etc. 
 
 Chap. III. Qualities and products of the soil. Numerous 
 sorts of timber, and description of the principal ones. 
 Many vineyards. Colours and points of the Indians, and 
 in what manner they are prepared. Their pointing and 
 exceedingly fine red, etc. 
 
 Chap. IV. Description of the wild and domestic animals 
 found in N. N. Ferocity of the wounded boars and of 
 their winter sleep. Shape of the musk cat, and where 
 the civet comes from. Wonderful nature and properties 
 of the Bever. Birds of N. N. Of the eagles. Very strange 
 Woodpeckers. Immense quantities of fish. Form and 
 nature of the horrid rattle snake. Seasons etc. 
 
 Chap. V. Size and disposition of the aboriginals of N. N. 
 Of their food etc. How they treat their guests. Their 
 clothing and ornaments. Form of their houses, castles, and 
 villages and the manner of building them. Manner of 
 marriage, divorce, etc. Strange customs with regard to 
 the birth of children. Remarkable funerals and lamen- 
 tations for the dead. Feast days and councils. Consul- 
 tations with the devil. Incantations of the exorcists, etc. 
 
 Chap. VI. Differences in race and language in N. N. 
 
 Money of the natives, and the manner of making it. 
 
 Natural disposition and amusement.'* of the Indians. 
 
 Strange bath -stones. Difference in birth and rank among 
 
 the savages. Their manners of making war; weapons; 
 
 cruelty towards prisoners. Administration of Justice; 
 
 treaties of peace and alliances. Strange state councils. 
 
 Service of God and of the devil. Ridiculous ideas of 
 
 God, as also of the creation of the world, and of 
 
 souls, etc. 
 
 472. Melton. Anmerkenswaardigeen zeldzame West-Indische 
 
 Zee en Land-Reizen, door de Caraibische Eylanden, Nieuw- 
 
 Nederland, Virginien, en de Spaansche West-Indien. plates. 
 
 4to. Amsterdam 1705. vel. SlO. 
 
Part IV. D. Nbw-York. 
 
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 Is of N. N. 
 jsts. Their 
 castles, and 
 Manner of 
 I regard to 
 and lamen- 
 s. Consul- 
 orcists, etc. 
 3 in N. N. 
 
 making it. 
 he Indians, 
 rank among 
 r; weapons; 
 
 of Justice; 
 ite councils. 
 3US ideas of 
 Id, and of 
 
 Test-Indische 
 
 iden, Nieuw- 
 
 dien. plates. 
 
 $10. 
 
 This is a contiimation of the second part of Melton; from 
 1682 to the Author*8 death. 
 
 473. Memoir on the subject of the wheat and Hour of the 
 states of New- York. 8vo. New- York 1820. boards. S — ,75. 
 
 474. Mont ANUS (A.) Beschryvinge van America en het Zuid- 
 land. Amsterdam 1671. maps and plates. $10. 
 
 This is one of the volumes which were published under 
 Dapper*s inspection. The description of New-Netherland, 
 is enriched with many details which had become known, 
 since by the political affairs the eyes of the mother - 
 country had been drawn several times upon its Ameri- 
 can colony. •— The volume contains besides a view of 
 New -Amsterdam, which is quite different from the one 
 published in the Vertoogh, Blaeu or v. d. Donck, and 
 several plates, of animals and plants of the country. 
 
 475. Octroy by de Hooghe Mogende Heeren Staten Gene- 
 rael verleent aende West-Indische Compagnie; in date den 
 3. Juni 1621. Jirst edition, 4to. 24 pages. S'Gravenhage 
 1621. ' $25. 
 
 476. — Ordres and articles granted by the high and mighty 
 Lords the States Generael. 4to. London 1621. , $10. 
 
 Very rare translation of the „Octroy of 1621." 
 
 477. — Placcaet by de Hoogmo: Heeren Staten Generael 
 der Vereenighde Nederlanden ghemaekt op't besluyt van de 
 West - Indische Compagnie. 4to. 8 pages. S'Gravenhage 
 1621. $8. 
 
 478. — - Ordonnantien ende Articulen beraemt by de Hoogh 
 Mo. H. Staten Generael op het rusten van eene West-Indi- 
 sche Compagnie. 4to. 16 pa<;es. 1621. $15. 
 
 479. Remabques succiNCTES etc. 4to. La Haye 1665. uncut. 
 Verbal translation of the former. This translation is of ex- 
 treme rarity. $25. 
 
 480. SoMMiERE anteyckeninge ende deductie ingestelt by de 
 gedeputeerden van de Staten Generael op de lest-ingediende 
 Mcmorie van S. Downing. 4to. S'Gravenhage 1665. m its 
 primitive state; neither cut around nm^ cut open. $25. 
 
 This pamphlet is of the highest interest for the history of 
 New-Netherland; not by the exact detail of the facts 
 which it presents, but as the first and energetic protest 
 of the Dutch governement against the most illegal 
 capture, which was a few months before effectuated by 
 the inhabitants of New- England. 
 
 Besides the I or 4 pages on New-Netherland there are 
 several chapters full of interest on the East -Indian, the 
 African And several other questions. $25* 
 
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 481. Steendam (Jacob) t*Lof van Ncw-Nedcrland. 4to. Am- 
 sterdam IGGl. Si 00. 
 
 A small poem entirely unknown to the Bibliographers. 
 
 482. Van dfr Donck (A.) Beschryvingo van Nieuw-Neder- 
 land; ghelyk het tegenwoordigh in Staot is. 4to. Amster- 
 dam 1655. $125. 
 
 First and extremely scarce edition of this work. Meusel, 
 Temaux and Rich always considered the second edition 
 as the first. Very curious details on this book and on 
 it's author may be found in 0*Cullaghan*8 History of 
 New-York; it is generally considered as the foundation 
 of the history of New- York, and it is only since it has 
 
 ' become known in America, that the history of New- 
 Netherland is understood. 
 
 Even in 1832 Mr. Rich spoke of the existence of a work 
 on New-Netherland, before the year 1670, as very 
 doubtful, and it is owing in a great measure to the 
 researches made in Holland by Mr. Brodhead, Mssrs 
 Asher, father and son, and myself that there are now 
 no less than fifteen publications of an earlier date 
 known; this catalogue itself contains ten which have 
 never yet been mentioned by the bibliographers. 
 
 483. — Beschryving van New-Nederland. 4. map. very fine 
 clean copy. Amsterdam 1656. $100. 
 
 484. Verbael gehouden door de Heeren H. v. Beverninck, 
 W. Niewpoort, J. v. de Perre, en A. P. Gongestal. 4to. S'Gra- 
 venhage 1725. vellum. $15. 
 
 485. — Ideoi, calf neat $15. 
 The „Verbaer* treats on the negociations of Dutch am- 
 bassadors with the English republic in 1651 and 1652 
 which concerned chiefly New-Netherland. It contains 
 all the speeches and reports made upon that question by 
 both parties and furnishes therefore a great deal of in- 
 struction which would be difficult elsewhere to procure. 
 
 486. Vertoogh van Niew-Nederland; weghent de Gheleghent- 
 heydt, Vruchtbaerheydt en Soberen Staet desselfs. 4to. S'Gra- 
 venhage 1650. $100. 
 
 487. — Idem. 4to. uncut. lb. 1650. $150. 
 This volume, already so rare and so much sought for, 
 
 and which long passed for the first book in existence 
 which treated on N. N., becomes still more curious by 
 the condition of our copy, which is uncut. 
 O^Callaghan, who had probably not seen it when he pu- 
 blished the first volume of his History of New-Nether- 
 land, speaks of it at large in the second, where he 
 gives a long extract, p. 109—119. 
 
Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
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 phers. 
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 $125. 
 
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 k and on 
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 488. Wassrnakr (Dr. Claes) Historisch Verhaol dcr gho- 
 denck-werdichstu gheschiodenistso etc. 21 vis. in 5. 4to. vel- 
 lum. Amsterdam 1622—32. $75. 
 This collection is of immense importance for the history 
 of America; it contains above 150 „news of the day\ relating 
 to this part of the world, among which those on Ncw-Nethcr- 
 land are the more worthy of consideration as they are the 
 first printed reports on this country, giving thousands of curious 
 details add containing undoubtedly the most important and the 
 most curious of the first attempts at the colonisation of New- 
 York. Indeed I may boldly affirm that a more complete hi- 
 story of New -York from the year 1624 to 1632 is to bo 
 found in these volumes than in any work we possess, those of 
 0*Callaghan and Smith not excepted, for this collection is 
 equally unknown to both. 
 
 In ordisr to prove the great interest of the present work 
 more clearly, we subjoin the detail of a few chapters. 
 
 Vol. I. 1621. 
 April. 
 Articles of the West -India Company. 
 
 Vol. II. 1622. 
 February. 
 The States of the United Provinces promote the erection 
 of the West-India Company taking away the obstacles. 
 
 Vol. III. 1622. 
 April. 
 Their High Mightinescies further promote the erection of 
 iIn West-India Company, removing all misunderstandmgs. 
 
 July. 
 Their H. M. the States General again promote the West- 
 India Company and forbid trafficking with Punto del Bey. 
 
 Vol. IV. 1623. 
 February. 
 The State of Spain and the loss of the silver fleet. The 
 salt pans Punto del Rey, fortified by the King of Spain. 
 
 Vol. V. 1623. 
 June. 
 Continuation of the account of the fleet under general 
 Jacques THeremite Amplification of the charter granted to the 
 West -India Company. Proclamation of the States General for 
 closing the list of the West- India Company. All foreign na- 
 tions and free republics contribute to the above Company. 
 
 ^ July. 
 
 Continuation of the account of the fort at Punto del Rey, 
 and how one must sail thither. A new voyage for salt to the 
 Island of Majo, in which the fleet of general THeremite is 
 
54 
 
 Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
 ■I 
 
 nv 
 
 seen. The Spanish West -India Admiral is wrecked. — T^e 
 directors of the West-India Company finding that the inhabitants 
 of these countries had deserted the coasts of the West- Indies by 
 order of their M, the States General, send on three ships, The 
 Orange Tree, The Grasping Eagle and The Love, in order to 
 keep vp the intercourse: thus hoping to get an advance of the 
 grant for the company which was yet completed, 
 
 August. 
 The Brasiliaii ships taken by adventurers. 
 
 Vol. VI. 1623. 
 October. 
 A ship laden with salt and wood arrives at Horn from 
 the West -Indies. 
 
 November. 
 The West -India fleet supported by the board of gover- 
 nors. The West -India company sends ships to Africa and the 
 Amazon. 
 
 December. 
 The West -India Company much favourd. The first ship 
 for the profit of the Company comes in. The W. J. fleet sets 
 sail. The King of Rio de Gabon. The state of Brasil. 
 
 1624. 
 January. 
 Continuation of the West-Ind. fleet. The vice admiral 
 sent out with the third ship for the West-Ind. Comp. arrives 
 in Holland with profit. 
 
 February. 
 Description of Neio-Netherland in which those who wish 
 to colons, are informed how to establish and secure themselves 
 by the example of those in Florida, as teell Dutch as French, 
 which were ruined by the Spaniards. 
 
 Vol. Vn. 1624. 
 April. 
 Of the colonies from their first commencement, and in what 
 manner the board of directors of the W. L Comp. began that 
 in Virginia. How it ought to be begun. Dissentions frequently 
 the came of a colony's being dissolved. An account how the 
 Spaniards in the colony of Florida acted against the inhabi- 
 tants and afterwards against the French, which was the cause 
 of its total ruin. 
 
 May. 
 Continuation of what Admiral Jacob Willekens, an Amster- 
 dammer, performed in taking the city of St. Salvador and the 
 Bahia de todos los Sanctos by storm. 
 
 June. 
 Disturbances in Mexico, where the viceroi was deprived 
 
Part IV. D. New - York. 
 
 »& 
 
 of his place and declared a heretic, for having exiled the 
 bishop. Of the state of the United Provinces and the prosperity 
 of the West-India Company who receive a ship from the river 
 Amazon; with an account of the customs, politics and religion 
 of the natives. Continuation of the prosperity of the West-Ind. 
 Comp.f they receive a ship from Cabo Verde; some account 
 of the inhabitants of that place, their manner of life etc., and 
 of the nature of the land. Description of the New Island of 
 Greenland called Mauritius. 
 
 July. 
 
 Human sacrifices in the West -Indies. 
 
 August. 
 
 News arrive in Spain of the loss of Bahia de todos I09 
 Sanctos. 
 
 September. 
 
 Thanks, givings and rejoicings for the conquest of the ci« 
 ties of Salvador and Bahia de todos los Sanctos. 
 
 Vol. Vin. 1624. 
 October, 
 
 Secours sent to the city of Breda and a day of thanks 
 giving fixed for the four ships arrived from Bahia, bringing 
 the governor and Jesuits prisoner; how they conducted 
 themselves and disclosed the state of politics and of the 
 church. The silver fleet running out of Havanna meets with a 
 misfortune. 
 
 November. 
 
 Their High Mightinesses the states 6eneri>l strengthen the 
 West India company by forbidding the sale of shares by bro< 
 kers who did not possess them. 
 
 December. 
 
 The Portuguese fleet destined to act against the city of 
 Salvador and Bahia sets sail. Of the preparations in Spain 
 against Bahia; and of the ofier which Alphonso Naronjo ma- 
 kes of his services. Continuation of the Swedish and Danish 
 commerce about which an agreement was made ; as also of the 
 state of afiairs in Gottenburg, where the King of Sweden 
 thought proper to form a West India Company. Account of 
 Nevi iTetherland, who first navigated thither and the present 
 state of its affairs. A ship destined for the West Indies is 
 wrecked. The opinion we must form of the governor of Bahia 
 from his discourse and faithful services rendered to his king, for 
 which he risked his head. The West-India Company sells the 
 conquered goods and ma^chandlse. Departure of the West- 
 India fleet for Bahia; return home of Admiral Jacob Willekens. 
 
56 
 
 Part IV. New - York. 
 
 1625. 
 January. 
 Of the Spanish fleet at Bahia; of the English West- 
 India fleet. 
 
 March. 
 Admiral Lam sets sail from Zealand to Bahia, whither 
 the Spanish and Portuguese fleet has proceded; with an ac- 
 count of the most notable persons on the Portuguese fleet. 
 
 Vol. IX. 1625. 
 April. 
 Continuation, of. the state of New ' Nether land; 
 means used to increase cultivation and agriculture. Discovery of 
 Greenland and Neio^Netherland, 
 
 May. 
 Further account of General Jacques I'Heremite's fleet, and 
 what happened to him on his voyage. A Yacht from the fleet 
 driven by a storm to the straits of Magellan, and by scarcity 
 of provisions obliged to land several men on the Island of 
 Fernando deNorovie; further success on their return. The ad- 
 ventures of viceadmiral Gheen (Jan Hughen) in Guaiaquil. 
 Departure of the silver fleet from Lima to Panama and so on 
 through Rio de Chagre to Porto Velo, Cartagena, Havana and 
 with great loss to Spain. A discourse of the Armada which 
 carries silver in the North to Spain, with an account of how 
 the king is defrauded in the tolls. The immense income 
 the king receives, and by default of that what enormous 
 treasures he receives from the public as an alms. Of the ta- 
 king of St. Salvador and Bahia de todos los Sanctos by ge- 
 neral Don Frederico de xoledo; with an account of the whole 
 voyage ; what Portuguese nobles of consequence were on board 
 the fleet, how they arrived, landed the forces, bombarded the 
 town and afterwards treated with, the Dutch gevemor; the po- 
 werful succours sent to the latter , but which arrived too late. 
 
 June. 
 The Yacht Greyhound arrives from Bahia with tidings of 
 the siege of St. Salvador. On their way they had touched at 
 Fernando de Naronio and taken in the seven men belonging 
 to the fleet of Jacques THeremite, who had been landed there 
 and had lived there for a long time without bread. Descrip- 
 tion of the Island and its advantages. 
 
 July. 
 Ships arrive from Capo Verde and from New 'Netherlands 
 
 V&l. X. 
 November. 
 Arrival of ships from New-Netherland, 
 
Part IV. D. NEW-Ybmr. 
 
 61 
 
 snormous 
 
 December. 
 The West- India fleet for the king of Spain comes to 
 Calis Malis. 
 
 Vol. XI. 1626. 
 May. 
 Continuation of the Dutch soldiers from Bahia. Continua- 
 tion of the state of Bahia. Admiral Boudewyn Hendricksz^s 
 successful voyage. The prisoners from Bahia sentenced and 
 pardoned. 
 
 July. 
 Arrival of isvfo ships from the Nassau fleet, with a conti- 
 nuation of the account, of that fleet, and how the voyage 
 finished, especially the expedition to Lohve, for the profit of 
 the East India Company. 
 
 Vol. XII. 
 November. 
 Discourse on New-Netherland. The silver fleet arrives 
 in Spain. 
 
 December. 
 Sales of the West -India Company in Zealand and Am- 
 sterdam. 
 
 Vol. Xni. 1627. . 
 
 April. 
 State of the Spanish fleet. 
 
 September. 
 State of affairs in Brazil. 
 
 Vol XIV. 
 December. 
 Exploit of admiral Pieter Heyn. The state of Bahia. Of 
 the silver fleet. 
 
 Vol. XV. 1628. 
 April. 
 Commander Dirk Symonsz captures ships foi' the West- 
 India Company, on the coast of Brasil. 
 
 August. 
 Sea fight of Havana in which Pieter Adrivensz Vlissinger 
 captures two ships from Honduras. 
 
 September. 
 Capture of the silver fleet by Pieter Pictersz Heyn, in the 
 Bay of Matan^a. 
 
 Vd. XVI. 
 ^» October. 
 Arrival of ships for the West- India company from Capo 
 VerdCf New-Netherland and Guinea , together with tie capture 
 of a Spanish ship. 
 
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 Part IV. D. New -York. 
 
 November. 
 Tidhkge of the capture of the silver fleet arrive in Holland. 
 
 December. 
 General Pietor Heyn arrives in England. Tidings at court 
 of commander Dirk Symonsz and of bis doings in Brazil. 
 
 1629. 
 February. 
 The Zealand adventurers sell the booty taken on the 
 coasts of the West -Indies, Brazil and the Spanish coasts. 
 
 March. 
 A full account of the fleet under general Fieter Pietersz 
 Heyn, and of the treasure taken by him. Meeting of the West 
 Indian Company and their resolutions. 
 
 Vol. xvn. 
 
 April. 
 An account of the voyage and success of Dirck Symonsz 
 adnural for the West Irdia Company. 
 
 Vol. XVm. 1630. 
 February. 
 The taking of the town Olinda in Fernambuco. 
 
 March. 
 Privileges granted to the inhabitants of New-Netherland, 
 
 Vol. XIX. 
 April. 
 News arrive in Holland of the conquest of Fernambuco. 
 Thanks givings and rejoicings in the United Provinces for the 
 conquest of Fernambuco. 
 
 May. 
 Arrival of many ships from Brazil and Guinea. 
 
 August. 
 Cargo of the Spanish fleet coming from Terra Firma and 
 Nova Hispania. 
 
 Vol. XXI. 1631. 
 October. 
 Five ships, from Guinea and Fernambuco, arrive for the 
 West India Company. Sea fight between Don Antonio de 
 Oguendo and admiral Pater. 
 
 1632. 
 March. 
 Tidings of Nova Hispania and Fernambuco. 
 
 April. 
 
 A few ships of the silver fleet arrive in Spain. 
 
 489. West-Indische Compagnie Articulen, on Olinda di 
 
 Phem»:n'>tn^a, hier zyn achter by ghedruckt de Vryheden 
 
 van Niew-Nederlant. 4to. Amsterdam 1631. $75. 
 
 There are two editions, equally rare, of „ Vryheden van 
 
Part IV. E, Nova Suecia. F. Feknsyivaku. 
 
 5> 
 
 I Holland. 
 
 I at court 
 razil. 
 
 I on the 
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 Isles fran^aises dans les Indes occidentales. 8vo. Lausanne 
 1784. sewed. Si. 
 
 627. RociiEFORT. Histoire naturellc des Isles Antilles do 
 TAmdrique; avec un vocabulaire Caraibe. 2 vols. ]2mo. 
 Lyon 1667. calf neat. S2,50. 
 
 628. — Naturlyke en zedelyke Historic van d' Eylanden do 
 Voor-PIylanden van Amer k^ 4to. Rotterdam 1662. vellum. 
 
 S7,50. 
 
 629. — Idem calf; indefler. binding; a part of the title 
 cut off. S3. 
 
 630. — Histoire naturelle et morale des isles Antilles c] 
 I'Amdrique. 4to. Rotterdam 1658. plates. SlO. 
 
 631. RoUME. Coup d'oeil sur les colonies fran9aises en 
 Amdrique; yet unedited. 105 pages. 4to. Mss. S5. 
 
 For another work of Roume sec. No. 821. 
 6 J* 2. S. (J. G.) Ses maanden in de West-Indien. 8vO. 
 Dordrecht 1826. uncut. $1,50. 
 
 633. Saint-Michel (Mr. de). * Voyages des isles Camercanes 
 de I'Amdrique qui font partie des Indes-Occidentales. 8vo. 
 au Mans. 1652. ^ SlO. 
 
 634. Ses maanden in de W. Indien 25. Jan. Vert, in L. 
 Eng. door J. G. S. Dordr. 1826. 
 
 635. Van LeNnep- Coster (G.) Aanteekeningen gehouden 
 
 5* 
 
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 m 1 
 
 m I 
 
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 68 
 
 Part Vf. 1. Cuba. 
 
 gedurcnde mijn verblijf in de West-Indien. 8vo. Amster- 
 dam 1842. plates, uncut. 
 G36. Young (W.) The West- India Common -place book: 
 Complcd from parliamentary and official documents showing 
 the interest of Great-Britain in its Sugar Colonies etc. Lond. 
 1807. 4to. 
 
 PART VI. 
 
 SEPARATE ISLANDS. 
 1. CUBA. 
 
 C37. Ee.icht wie es mit der Silberflotta hergangen, wann, 
 durch wen, wie, und wieviel solehe im Jahr 1G28 erobert 
 etc. Nebenst Specificirung aller Gutter, auch wie sie unter 
 d. West-Indische Compagni aussgetheilt worden. 4 to. 
 Ambstcrdam 1628 (see No. G46). SlO. 
 
 638. HuhER (B.) Aper<j!u statistique de Tlsle de Cuba, precede 
 de quclques lettres sur la Ilavane. 8vo. maps. Paris 1826. 
 sewed. . Sl,2.'i. 
 
 039. — Idem, halfbound. Sl,50. 
 
 040. Martini (F.) Argo-Nauta Batavus, seu exped. pluralis, 
 quam alter noster Jason etheros fbrtiss. Petrus Heinius 
 suscepit. Carmen heroic umCampis. 1629. 4to. 28 pages. $15. 
 
 641. Massfx (L. M.) L'Isle de Cuba et la Havane. 8vo. 
 Paris 1825. sewed. Sl,25. 
 
 642. Ramon dr la Sagra. Observations et conparaisons 
 statist, sur le mouvement de la population de la Havane 
 dans ies 7 ans 1825 — 1830. 8vo. Paris 1831. sewed. 
 
 S— ,50. 
 
 643. — Breve Idea de la administration y de la rentos y 
 fastos de la Isla de Cuba; durante los aiios de 1826 h 1834. 
 8vo. Paris 1836. sewed. $ — ,60. 
 
 644. — Anales de ciencias, agricultura, comercio y artes. 
 4to. Habana 1828—29. (vol. 2 et 3.) S2. 
 
 645. RosEMOND (J. B.) L'Isle de Cuba. vol. I. 
 one publ.) 8vo. Paris 1 844. sewed. 
 
 646. Spranckhuysen (Dion.) Triumph van 
 gheluckige ende Over-Ryke Victorie, welcke de Heere verleent 
 heil aen de Vlotte van de West-Ind. Compagnie onder het 
 Beleydt van P. P. Heyn. 4to. Delf 1629. 80 pages. 
 nearly uncut $21}. 
 
 This is the completest account of the capture of lae 
 
 (the only 
 
 Si. 
 
 weghen de 
 
Part VI. 2. Jamaica. 3. Martinique. 
 
 69 
 
 Amster- 
 
 !e book : 
 1 showing 
 tc. Lond. 
 
 en , wann, 
 28 erobert 
 5 sie unter 
 len. 4 to. 
 SlO. 
 
 silver fleet. Perhaps no success ever made so great 
 a sensation in Holland as this. AH the little political 
 pamphlets of these times which have come down to us, 
 on whatever subject they treat, and even historians who 
 did not write under the immediate influence of the 
 universal enthusiasm, all unite in excusing P. P. Heyn. 
 Public gratitude did not end here; on his return to 
 his country he was appointed Admiral, an honour which 
 he however did not long enjoy, for in Wassenaar, we 
 are told that his death took place in August 1629. 
 This important capture not only enriched Holland, but 
 inspired the West -India Company with new courage; 
 for immediately afterwards they began to elaborate the 
 privileges of the colonists of New Netherland. It was 
 with the money gained in this aflair that the company 
 in a great measure defrayed the enormous but fruitless 
 expenses of its North American colony. Grant attri- 
 butes the success of the Company in Brazil principally 
 to this powerful auxiliary ; — indeed the company never 
 showed so much zeal or obtained so much success as 
 in the years^ 1629 and 1630. 
 
 647. Vertoogh van do Redenen die den Capiteyn Thomas 
 Danielsz bewogen hebben in Jamaica aan en intelopen. , 
 4to. Rotterdam 1690. $7,50. 
 
 2. JAMAICA. 
 
 648. Beckfort (M. W.) Vues pittoresques de la Jamaique; 
 
 traduit de I'anglais par Lausanne. 2 vols. 12mo. neatly 
 
 bound. Sl,25. 
 
 l649. — Idem, sewed. Si. 
 
 |650. Drouin de Bercy. Histoire civile et commerciale de 
 
 la Jamaique. Svo. Paris 1818. sewed. Si. 
 
 [$51. M... Histoire de la Jamaique; traduite de I'anglais. 
 
 2 vols. 12mo. Londres 1751. bound. Si, 2 5. 
 
 152. Raughley. The Jamaica planters guide, or a system 
 for planting and managing a sugar estate. Svo. Lond. 
 1823. boards. Sl,25. 
 
 153. The history of Jamaica. 2 vols. 4to. Lond. 1774. 
 halfb. maps, bound, (the 3d volume is wanting.) S2,50. 
 
 3. MARTINiaUE. 
 
 154. Annales de la Socictc d'Agriculture ct d'dconomie po- 
 litique k la Martinique. 
 
^0 
 
 Part VI. 4. Haiti. 
 
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 655. BissETTE. Mcmoire jiistificatif dcs hommes tie couleur 
 de lu Martinique. 5 vols. 8vo Paris 1825 — 29. So. 
 
 656. UoUTON (lk p. J.) Relation do Tetablissement des 
 Franyais depuis Tan 1635 en I'lsle de la Martinique, Tune 
 des Antilles de TAmerique, des moeurs des sauvagcs, de la 
 situation et outres singularites de I'lsle. Paris 1640. SlO. 
 
 657. CiiANVALLON (TiiiHAULT de). Voyage a la Martinique 
 contenant des observations sur la pliysi<iue, I'liistoirc na- 
 turelle, TAgriculture, les Moeurs ete. de eette Isle. 4to. 
 map. Paris 1763. sewed. S2. 
 
 658". — *: dcni, lialfbound. S2,50. 
 
 659. CoRMiLLiEHE (le Comte de). La Martinique en 1842. 
 8vo. Paris 1843. Sl,50. 
 
 660. Du.iAND-MoLAiiD. Codo de la Martinique; centinuc par 
 Dufresne de St. Cergues. 5 vols. 8vo. St. Pierre-Marti- 
 nique 1807 — 10. Slo. 
 
 661. ISAMDEKT. Memoire pour les deportes de la Martini- 
 que. 8vo. Paris 1824. Si. 
 
 662. Memoire pour les colonies franyaises. 8vo. St. Pierre- 
 Martinique 1821. sewed. S — ,40. 
 
 663. Meynakd de Queiliie (L. le). Outre Mer; 2 vols. 
 8vo. Paris 1835. printed on large and coloured paper. Si. 
 This interesting book treats on the wars in Martinique. 
 
 664. MoNNiEU (M. P.) Description nautique des cotes de lu 
 Martinique. 8vo. Paris 1828. Si. 
 
 665. MoKUEAU DE JoNNES. Monographic du Tragonocephale 
 des Antilles, ou Grande vipere fer-de-lance de la Martini- 
 que. 8vo. Paris 1816. sewed. S — ^^,50. 
 
 666. Okdonnanck du Roi, portant application du Code 
 d'instruction criminelle ^ I'lsle de la Martinique. 4to. Paris 
 1828. sewed. S— ,75. 
 
 667. Plaidoyer pour le syndic des Creanciers des Mr. Lioncy| 
 freres contre la Socictc des Jesuitcs. (relating to Martini- 
 que.) 12mo. Paris 1761. Si. I 
 
 668. 11. (J.) Voyage a la Martinique. 8vo. Paris 1804. 
 sewed. S — ,60. 
 
 669. Renouard (P.) Statistique de la Martinique. 2 vols! 
 8vo. map. Paris 1822. S2,50.| 
 
 4 
 
 4. HAITI. 
 
 670. Barhe de Marbois. Etat des finances de St. Dominguj 
 depuis le 10 Novbrc 1785 jusqu'au 1 Janvier 1788. 4to| 
 Port-au-Prince 1788. sewed. Sl,5( 
 
 671. Bellin. Description des debouqucments qui sont ai 
 
Paut VI. 4. Haiti. 
 
 71 
 
 de couleur 
 59. S5. 
 icment Ues 
 ique, rune 
 ages, dc lii 
 640. SlO. 
 Martinique 
 listoirc na- 
 Islc. 4to. 
 S2. 
 S2,50. 
 le en 1842. 
 Sl,50. 
 centinuc par 
 'ierre-Marti- 
 Sl5. 
 la Martini- 
 Si. 
 St. rierre- 
 S—,40. 
 kler; 2 vols, 
 id paper. S 1 . 
 rtinique. 
 cotes de la 
 Si. 
 igonocephale 
 } la Martini- 
 S— ,50. 
 n du Code 
 J. 4to. Paris 
 S--,75. 
 s Mr. Lioncy 
 ; to Martini- 
 Si. 
 Paris 1804. 
 S— ,60. 
 que. 2 vols. 
 S2,50. 
 
 St. Dominguj 
 • 1788. 4to| 
 
 Sl,5( 
 qui sent '<^ 
 
 -. Nord de I'lsle de St. Dominguc. Very numerous maps and 
 charts. 4to. Paris 1708. S2. 
 
 672. Buyan-Edwauds. Ili.stoire civi(|ue et cominerciale des 
 Indes occidentales , suivie d'un tableau hist, et politique de 
 St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1804. sewed. Si. 
 
 673. BussouL (Du). Nouvelles considerations sur St. Dom. 
 en reponse a celles dc Mr. II. D. (Ililliard Dauberteuil.) 
 2 vols. 8vo. Paris 1780. calf. Sl,50. 
 
 074. CiiEVALiKU. Lettres a Mdme Jean sur les maladies de 
 St. Dominguc. 12nio, Paris 1752. bound. S — ,75. 
 
 675. DucoEUit-JoLY. Manuel des habitans de St. Domingue, 
 contenant un precis de I'histoire de cette Isle; suivi dim 
 dictionnaire Fran(;ais- Creole et conversations Fran<;ais- Creoles, 
 2 vols. 8vo. map. Paris 1802. S3,50. 
 
 070. EsSAi sur les Colonies fran<;aises ou discours politiques 
 sur la nature du gouvernemcnt de la population et du com- 
 merce de St. Domingue. 12mo. 1754. bound. S — ^,75. 
 
 67 7. GreGOIRE. La littcrature des Ncgres. 8vo. Paris 
 1.808. Sl,75. 
 
 678. — Cri des colons contre un livre de Mr. Grcgoire: 
 La littcrature des Negres. 8vo. Paris 1810. sewed. Si. 
 
 679. GuiLLERMiN. Precis des derniers cvcnements de la 
 partie de Test de St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1811. Si, 50. 
 
 080. HiLLlAKD d'Aubeuteuil. Considerations sur I'etat actuel 
 de St. Domingue. 2 vols. 8vo. Pi^ris 17 70. calf. Sl,75. 
 
 681. — Idem, sewed. Si, 50. 
 
 682. HiSTOiRE de St. Domingue depuis la dccouverte par 
 Christophe Colomb jusqu'en 1818. 8vg. Paris 1819. 
 sewed. ' Si. 
 
 683. Lafasse. Avis sur les maladies de St. Domingue. 8vo. 
 Paris 1787. sewed. S— ,75. 
 
 684. Le Pilote de I'lsle de St. Domingue. (an atlas con- 
 taining numerous maps and charts.) large fol. Paris 1787. 
 bound. So. 
 
 685. Leborgne de Boigne. Nouveau syst6me de la coloni- 
 sation pour St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1817. sewed. 
 
 S— ,75. 
 
 686. Memoires du cercle des Philadelphes. 8vo. Port-au- 
 Prince 1788. 1st volume (the only one published. Extre- 
 mely rare ). S4. 
 
 687. MoLENFANT (le Col.) Dcs Colonics, et de celle de St. 
 Domingue particulierement. 8vo. Paris 1814. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 688. MoREAU de St. Mery. Description topographique, 
 physique, civique, historique et politique de la partie fran- 
 9aise de St. Domingue. 2 vols. 4to. large map. Phila- 
 delphia 1797—98. S8. 
 

 72 Part VI. 5. Books and Pamphlets Relating 
 
 689. Moreau de St. Mery. Description topographique et 
 politique de la partio espagnolc do St. Dominguo. 2 vols. 
 8vo. Philadelphia 1796. calf. S4. 
 
 690. Neufchateau (Fr. de). Mdmoire en forme de dis- 
 cours sur la disetic du Numdraire It St. Domingue. 8vo. 
 Metz 1788. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 691. — Idem, bound. , $1. 
 
 692. NicoLSON (P.) Essai sur I'histoire naturelle de St. 
 Domingue. 8vo. many plates. Paris 1776. bound. $1,25. 
 
 693. Poissonxxer-Desferrieres. Traitd des fibvres de St. 
 Domingue 12mo. Paris 1763. calf. S— ^,75. 
 
 694. — Idem, red morocco, very neat, gilt edges. $1,75. 
 
 695. — Idem. 8vo. Paris 1780. sewed. $ — 75. 
 
 696. — Idem, halfbound. lb. $1,25. 
 
 697. Pouppe-Desportes. Histoire des maladies et des plantes 
 usuelles de St. Domingue. 3 vols. 12mo. Paris 1770. 
 bound. $1,75. 
 
 698. PROISY (Chev. de). Etat des finances de St Domingue 
 depuis Janvier 1789 jusqu'au 31 Decbre. 4to. Port-au- 
 Prince, sewed. $1,50. 
 
 699. Darvo-Soulustre. Voyage parterre de St. Domingo 
 au cap Fran^ais. 8vo. plates. Paris 1809. sewed. $1. 
 
 ?j I 
 
 ^ 
 
 5. BOOI^ AND PAMPHLETS REUT^NG TO THE REVOLUTION 
 
 IN HAITI. 
 
 700. 1789» ReponIse succinte des deputes do St. Domingue. 
 8vo. Versailles 1789. sewed. $ — ,40. 
 
 701. 1789* Reclamation de Tintendant de St. Domingue. 
 8vo. 1789. sewed. $—,40. 
 
 702. 1789, Gillet'de la PAQUEMiNifeRE. Rapport fait au 
 nom de la section du comitd d'agriculture et do commerce 
 de Texamen de la rdclamation de St. Domingue. 8vo. Pa- 
 ris 1789. $—,50. 
 
 703. 1789* Barbe-Marbois. Mcmoire laissc a St. Domingue. 
 4to. Port-au-Prince 1789. sewed. $1,75. 
 
 704. 1790» — Mcmoire et observations sur une ddnoncia- 
 tion signce par treize deputes de St. Domingue; «a nom 
 des trois comitds de la colonic. 4to. Paris 1790. sewed. 
 
 $—,75. 
 
 705. 1790» L'AssEMBLEE gdndrale de la partie fran^aise de 
 St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris, sewed. $ — ,40. 
 
 706. 1790. Conduite de Mr. de Santo-Domingo. 8vo. Paris. 
 
 $—,40. 
 
 707. 1790* Courazolles. Mdmoire ou replique k la justi- 
 fication de W. de Luzerr c. Paris. $ — ,50. 
 
TO THE Revolution in Haiti. 
 
 73 
 
 (ue et 
 \ vols. 
 
 S4. 
 
 e clis- 
 
 8vo. 
 
 —,75. 
 
 $1. 
 de St. 
 $1,25. 
 de St. 
 ;— ,75. 
 Sl,75. 
 5—75. 
 $1,25. 
 plantes 
 1770. 
 $1,75. 
 mingue 
 Drt-au- 
 $1,50. 
 omingo 
 I. $1. 
 
 riON 
 
 708. '1790* Memoire de M. de Luzerne U TAssemblde na* 
 tionule. 2 pts. in 1 vol. 4 to. $1,25. 
 
 709. 1790. De Pons. Observation sur lu situation de St 
 Domingud. 8vo. Paris. $—-,60. 
 
 710. 17UK Raymond. Histoire du prejugd des colons blancs 
 contre les hommes de couleur. 8vo. Paris. $ — ,75. 
 
 711. 1791* MoREAU DE St. Mery. Recueil des vues de la 
 colonie fran9aise de St. Domingue. 23 plates, fol. Paiis. 
 sewed, very rare. $6. 
 
 712. 1793* MiCHAUx. Mdmoires et pieces justificatives 
 adressdes H ia convention. 8vo. Paris. $ — ,60. 
 
 713. 1793* Andre Conscience h 1:; convention nationale 
 sur les diverses evcnements de St. Domingue. 8vo, Paris. 
 
 $—,50. 
 
 714. 1794» Bryan-Ewards Histoire de St. Domingue 1789 
 k 1794. 12mo. Paris 1802. sewed. $1. 
 
 715. 1797. SoNTHONAX. Discours sur la situation de St. 
 Domingue. 8vo. Paris. $ — ,50. 
 
 716. 1797. Vaublanc. Discours sur I'etat de St. Domingue. 
 8vo. Paris. $ — ,50. 
 
 717. 1788. Garran (J. Ph.) Rapport sur les troubles de 
 St. Domingue an V — VII. 4 vols. ^vo. Paris, very scarce. 
 
 $5,50. 
 
 718. 1798. Cousin d' A VALON. Vic de Toussaint-L'Ouverture. 
 12 mo. portrait. $1,50. 
 
 719. 1798. DuRROCA. Vie de Toussaint L'Ouverture. 8vo. 
 portrait. Paris. SI. 
 
 720. 1799. Barbe St. Venant. Des colonies modernes sous 
 la zone torride; et partiellement de St. Domingue. 8vo. sewed. 
 
 $1. 
 
 721. 1892. Soirees Bermudiennes ou entretiens sur les 
 evcnements qui ont operd la ruine de la population fraR9aise 
 de St. Domingue. 8vo. Bordeaux 1802. $1,25. 
 
 722. 1892. Bacon -Tacon. Rdponse U Sonthonax. 8vo. 
 Paris. S — >75. 
 
 723. 1803. De Lattre. Campagnes fran9aises k St. Do- 
 mingue. 8vo. Paris 1803. sewed. $1. 
 
 724. 1804. DuBROCA. Vie de Dessalines. 12mo. Paris 
 1304. sewed. $1,25. 
 
 725. 1804. — Idem, halfbound neat. $1,60. 
 
 without date. 
 
 726. Appel interjettd par TAssembld gener. de la partie 
 Franc, de St. Domingue h. TAssemblde Nationale. sewed. 
 
 $—,40. 
 
^4 Part VI. 5. Books and Pamphlets relating etc. 
 
 727. Cc.Mrii rendu a la partie de St. Domingue par Jes rd- 
 . presentunts veniis en Franco sur Ic „Leopard." 8vo. Paris. 
 
 S— ,40. 
 
 728. CouiJHANJ) (l'abbk 1)k) Keponse aux observations d'lin 
 habitant dus colonies, sur le mcnioire on favour dos gens do 
 touleur a St. D. 8vo. Paris, scvod. S — ,50. 
 
 729. CoNSifiJATlONS, trahisons ct colonuics dcvadces do 
 . TAiin'rique. S — ,60. 
 
 730. KxAMEN du rnpport fiiil par Biirnuvo a i'A;i5cMblco Na- 
 tiouale. 8vo. Paris, sewe-tl. S — ,75. 
 
 731. Maillei'. Nouvul examon <]u rapport le Barnave. 8vo. 
 Paris, sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 732. Lansox. Precis hist, do la dernierc ex[ edition de St. 
 Doiningue. 8vo. Paris, .sevvud. Si. 
 
 BOOK? UN THE KEVOLIITION VJ GENEKAL. 
 
 73o. l>AL>rA3. Ilistoire de la Revolte de St. Domingue. 
 2 \ol.s. 8vo. Paris 1814. flowed. Sl,50. 
 
 734. DkouiN'DE Bercy. De St. Domingue, de ses guerres, 
 . de ses revolutions de ses resscurces etc. 8vo. Paris 1814. 
 
 S — ,75. 
 
 735. Grouvel. Faits historiqucs sur St. Domingue 1786 
 jusqu'a 1805. 8vo. Paris 1814. sewed. Si. 
 
 786. Metral. Distoire de I'lnsurrection dans le Nord de 
 St. Domingue. 8vo. Pnris 1818. seweU. S — -,75. 
 
 787. P. (Mlle. de). Vies de Miles, de St. Janvier les deu.x 
 seules blanches conservces a St. Domingue. Proof prints 
 with letters and without letters and with the original 
 
 . drawings. 12mo. sewed. $3,50. 
 
 788. RoCHAMBEAU. Mcmoircs militaires. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris 
 1809. sewed. S2. 
 
 
 
 L&, 
 
 AFFAIR OF 1824 (DECLARATION OF INDEPENDANCE). 
 
 789. Gregoire. De la libertc de conscience et de culte ^ 
 Haiti. 12mo. Paris 1824. S— ,60. 
 
 790. MoDO (Cn.) Histoirc d'Haiti (St. Domingue) depuis la 
 . dccouverte jusqu'en 1824. 8vo. Paris 1825. sewed. Si. 
 
 791. Metral (A.) Histoire de Texpedition h, St. Domingue 
 sous Bonaparte, suivi des memoires d'Isaac I'Ouverture sur 
 
 . son pere. 8vo. Paris 1825. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 792. Salvandy (de). De Tcmancipation de St. Domingue. 
 8vo. Paris 1825. sewed. S — ,40. 
 
 793. Barskett (J.) Histoire politique et statistique de I'isle 
 de Hayti; traduite par Placide Justin. 8vo. large map. 
 thick vol. Paris 1826. sewed. Sl,25. 
 
 794. — Idem. 8vo. Paris 1826. halfbound. Sl,50. 
 
etc. 
 
 r les i'«5- 
 ). Paris. 
 
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 ions d\in 
 
 gens tie 
 
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 idces de 
 
 S— ,60. 
 iblee Nu- 
 
 S— ,75. 
 Wa. 8vo. 
 
 S— ,7 5. 
 m de St. 
 Si. 
 
 )omingue. 
 
 Sl,50. 
 
 guerres, 
 
 iris 1814. 
 
 S— ,75. 
 
 ue 1786 
 
 Si. 
 
 ! Nord de 
 
 S— ,75. 
 
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 } original 
 
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 3vo. Paris 
 
 $2. 
 
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 depuis la 
 
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 Domingue 
 
 /erture sur 
 
 S— ,75. 
 
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 le de I'isle 
 
 arge map. 
 
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 PaUT VI. 6. GUADELUPE. 
 
 76 
 
 795. Vanufel (Cii.) et Champion -Villkneuve. Code do 
 Colons de St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1826. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 796. Coi>E-CiviL d'lluiti. 4to. Port-au-Prince 1826. sewed. 
 
 S3,25. 
 
 797. — Idem. 8vo. Paris 1826. sewed. Sl,25. 
 
 798. — Idem, lialfbnd. neat. Si, 50. 
 
 799. Wallkz. Precis liistoricjue des nogotations entre la 
 France et St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1826. Si. 
 
 800. Suit rindcpendance de St. Domingue et sur Tindemnitc 
 im.\ anciens habitans. 8vo. Paris 1826. S — ,40. 
 
 801. Affaike d' Haiti. 8vo. Paris 1826. sewed. S — ,40. 
 
 802. ISAMiJEUT. Mcmoire pour son Exellence le president de 
 la Kepubli(jue d'llaiti contre Mr. Phinchet, avocat, sur la 
 question morale de CO proces. 8vo. Paris 1 827. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 803. ArpEL u I'opinion publique sur I'lndenmite de St. Do- 
 mingue et sur lu commission de liquidation. 8vo. Paris 
 1829. sewed. S— ,40. 
 
 6. GUADELUPE. 
 
 804. Almanach de la Guadeloupe et dependance. 12mo. 
 Basse -terre- Guadeloupe 1822. sewed. S — ,60. 
 
 805. — de la Guadeloupe. 12mo. Ibid. 1830. S— ,60. 
 
 806. BoiTEL (Cii.) Quelques mois de I'existence d'un fonc- 
 . tionneui public aux colonies de la Guadeloupe. 8vo. Paris 
 
 1832. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 807. Collection of governement bills of the Guadelupe such 
 . as they were stuck up on the walls there; the original co- 
 pies, mostly signed. This interesting and unique collection 
 extends from 1818 to 1823 and is bound up in 3 vis. 4to. 
 
 . r. morocco, gilt edges. S20. 
 
 808. CoNSEiL de la Guadeloupe, thick. 8vo. vol. Pointe U 
 Pitre 1837. sewed. Sl,25, 
 
 809. CusT (M. de) Depute de la Guadeloupe. Motion au nom 
 des colonies rcunies. 8vo. Paris 1789. sewed. S — ,30. 
 
 810. MoNiiot'x (P.) Memoires pour Pierre Monroux capitaino 
 , de fregate dans la marine fran^'aise et ^'i-devj^nt chef du 
 
 mouvement du poste a la Pointe -h- Pitre. 8vo. Paris 1803. 
 sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 811. Pelage CMagl.) Memoire pour le chef de brigade Ma- 
 glaire Pelage et pour les habitans de Guadeloupe. 2 vis. 
 8vo. Paris 1803. sewed. Sl,25. 
 
 812. PiiEVENTioN de complicitc dans une poursuite en con- 
 cussion, dirigce contre le capitaine-gcneral de la Guadeloupe. 
 
 4to. Paris 1813. sewed. 
 
 Sl,50. 
 
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 Part .VI. 7. Cukacao. . 8. Tabago. 
 
 7. CURACAO. 
 
 813. Beschryving van hct Elland Curasao door cen Bewoner 
 van dat Elland. 8vo. Ilanrlem 1819. uncut. $1. 
 
 81 1. Blik ap den vrocgcren en tegenwoordigen Toestand van 
 het Eiland Cura9ao. 8vo. Kotterdam 1848. 28 pages. $1. 
 
 815. Bisscuop-GiiEVELiNK (A. H.) Benierklngen betreflcnde 
 do Nederlandsehe West-Indischo Ellanden. 8vo. Kotterdam 
 1848. uncut. 37 pages. $1. 
 
 816. — Idem. pt. II. Ibid. 1848. 30 pages. $1. 
 
 817. Changuion. Relaas van hct voorgevallene op het Ei- 
 land Curasao, van den 22 Dec. 1806 tot op den 1 Jan. 
 1807. 32 pages. Si. 
 
 8. TABAGO. 
 
 818. Briefve Deduction par iuq'"»ll« oct clairement monstrd 
 . quo risle de Tabago appartient h Monseigneur le Due en 
 
 Livonie etc. 4to. Mittau (in Russia) 1668. in Dutch and 
 French. Si 5. 
 
 This pamphlet is extremely scarce and is certainly one 
 of the most singular publications we possess on the 
 history of the New world. One will be not a little sur- 
 prised at the claims of the duke of Livonia to the is- 
 land of Tabago. We may boldly a^'sert that this is the 
 only work on America and probably the only Dutch 
 book, ever printed in Courlaad. 
 
 819. Kapport sur la commission dtablij k Tabago au nom 
 des comitds de commerce et des colonies rcunies. 8yo. 
 sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 820. RocHEFORT. Relation de Tisle de Tabago ou la Nou- 
 velle-Oualere, une des isles Antilles de TAmcrique. 18mo. 
 
 , Paris 1666. $7,50. 
 
 821. RouME (M. de) Commiss. ordinaire de lisle de Tabago, 
 qui refute des reprcsantions faites par Ics crcanciers anglais 
 des colons de Tabago. 8vo. Paris 1790. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 822. — Idem. 8vo. Paris 1791. sewed. S — ,75.- 
 
 PART vn. 
 
 SOUTH -AMERICA IN GENERAL. 
 
 823. Analyse des notes des conseils coloniaux. Ir legisla- 
 
 . ture, Part I. (Martinique, Guadeloupe, Guyane fran^aise. 
 
 Isle Bourbon.) 4to. Paris 1838. sewed. Si. 
 
Part VII. South -America in General. 
 
 77 
 
 nom 
 8vo. 
 •,75. 
 iNou- 
 8mo. 
 |7,50. 
 lago, 
 iglais 
 
 -,75. 
 
 -,75.. 
 
 jisla- 
 
 ;aise, 
 
 Si. 
 
 824. AvRNDANO (Didacosde). Thesaurus indlcus, seu gene- 
 ralls instructoris pro regimlne conscientia in m quae ad In- 
 dias spectant. 2 vol. fol. Anvors 16G0. $10. 
 
 825. Brief van Ileer Philippus, Koningh van Sierra Leone 
 aen de Magcsteyt van Spaengien ; translated from the Spa- 
 nish of B. Audriesz. 4to. Rotterdam 1621. wormed. $7,50. 
 
 82C, Browers (Hendrick) Journal van de reyze gedaen by 
 oosten ders Stro.'' Lcmoire, ncrs ders Ku?t von Chili. 4to. 
 Amsterdam 1G43. $7,50. 
 
 827. Burney (J.) A chronological History of the Discoveries 
 in the South Sea or Pacific ocean. 4 vis. 4to. maps, half- 
 bound. London ISOS. $6. 
 
 828. CiiORis (L.) Vues et paysages des Regions dquinoxiales 
 receuillis dans un voyage autour du Monde. 24 lith. Plates, 
 fol. Paris 1824. sewed. $6. 
 
 829. Condomine (i>e la) Relation d'un voyage en Amdrique 
 meridionale; map of the Amazon -River. 8vo. Paris 1745. 
 calf. $1,50. 
 
 830. Dampier (W.) a new voyage round the world. 3e edit. 
 8vo. maps and plates. London 1698. $3. 
 
 831. DANViON-Lavaysse. Voyage aux Isles de Trinidad de 
 Tabago, de la Marguerite et dans diverses parties de Ve- 
 nezuela et dans I'Amdrique meridionale. 2 vis. 8vo. Paris 
 1813. very large map. sewed, $2,50. 
 
 832. De Graaf (Nic.) Reysen naer de vier gedeclten des 
 werelds, als A^ia, Africa, America en Europa. 4to. Hoorn 
 1704. ^ ^ $2,50. 
 
 833. Depons. Voyage h la partie orientate de la terre ferme 
 dans TAmcrique meridionale; pendant les annees 1801 it 
 1804. 3 vis. 8vo. Paris 1806. sewed. $2,75. 
 
 834. — Idem, bound neat. $3. 
 
 835. DuFEY. Abrdgd de Thistoire des revolutions de I'Amd- 
 rique meridionale jusquli ces jours. 2 vols. 12mo. Paris 
 1827. $1. 
 
 836. EssAi sur la population des colonies U sucre. 8vo. La 
 Haye 1781. sewed. $ — ,75. 
 
 837. EsQUEMELiNG (J.) De Amerikaensche Zee-Rours. 4to. 
 Amsterdam 1678. plates. $25. 
 
 This is the rarissime original edition of a book the im- 
 portance of which is, I believe undoubtful to every one, 
 who knows only one tenth of the novels, imaginary 
 voyages, books for the youth and for the people, come- 
 dies and tragedies which were taken from it by allmost 
 every European nation; so that to collect all that lit-; 
 terature might be the task for man*a life. There was 
 
78 
 
 Part VII. Soctii-Amkrica ix Genhral. 
 
 
 
 certainly no other book of that time which experienced 
 A popuhirity similar to that of the: „lJucanior8 of Ame- 
 rica" which waa in the ten years following its publica- 
 tion translated into most of the European languages; 
 and there is a fact most curious in the litterary history 
 of all times; that the original was abriously unknown 
 to all the translators but one; who were all of them 
 inclined to take the Spanish edition for the original; 
 nay even the learned editors of Mr. Grenville's cata- 
 logue seem doubtful, whether the Dutch edition existed 
 in print or in Mas. only. I leave it to amateurs more 
 learned than myscflf to decide, whether this is owing 
 to the barbarity of the Dutch la?iguage or to the scar- 
 city of the book: and slinll only add, that there is no 
 notice about it either in Mr. Rich's or in Mr. Ternaux's 
 catalogue, which both contain the Spanish, english and 
 french translations; whilst Mr. Ternaux notices a largo 
 number of Dutch books of minor importance. As to my- 
 self, I never saw more than two copies before, which 
 wore sold to American amateurs. 
 
 837. ESQUKMELING (J.) Bucanicrs of Amciicn. London 1684. 
 Buceaniers of America, the second volume containing the 
 dongerous voyage and bold attemi)ts of Cnpt. IJ. Sherrp and 
 others performed upon the coasts of the S. Sea, etc., by M. 
 Basil Kingrose. 4to. London 1685. §25. 
 
 838. — — Piratas do America y luz de la dcfensa do 
 las"COstas de las indias occidentales, traducida do la lengua 
 ilamenca en la espanola, por el doctors du Bueua-Maison. 
 12mo. Colomia 1681. SlO. 
 
 839. — Idem, de TAnu'rique; /7r.s'/ french edition', after the 
 Spanish translation. 2 vLs. 8vo. Paris 1686. calf. S4. 
 
 840a. — Idem, morocco g. edges. S6. 
 
 840b. — Idem. 2 vis. 8vo. Paris 1688; with Lussan Jour- 
 nal, (see No. 854.) together 3 vis. 8vo. calf neat. S4. 
 
 841. F. (A.) Precis historique sur la revolution des provinces 
 unies de rAmcri(|ue du sud. 8vo. Paris 1819. sewed. S — ,40. 
 
 842. FoiniFU. Des colonies fran^aises. 8vo. Paris 1839. 
 sewed. S — ,50. 
 
 848. Feuillke (R. P. L.) Journal des observations physi- 
 ques Mathemat. et Botaniques faites par I'ordre du Roi sur 
 les costes orientales de I'Amerique meridionale et dans les 
 Indes occidentales. 2 vis. 4to. many plates. Paris 1714. 
 bound. So. 
 
 844. Frezhr. Reis-Beschryviug door de Zuid-Zee, langs de 
 
 ' 
 
 85. 
 
 85' 
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 85i 
 85( 
 
 85! 
 
Part VII. Soutit-Amfhica in Gexfral. 
 
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 S4. 
 SG. 
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 S4. 
 
 rovinces 
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 I 1839. 
 S— ,50. 
 
 i physl- 
 Roi sur 
 dans les 
 Is 1714. 
 
 angs dc 
 
 Kiistcn van C^nli, Porn en Rrazil; opgcstclt ap eene Reistocht 
 gedaan in do Jaren 1712, 17 III en 1714. 4to. Anititcrdam 
 1718. plates vellum; largo paper. S2,50. 
 
 845. Frogek. Relation d'un voyage fait en 1C95, 169G ot ^ 
 1G97 aux cotes d'Afriquo, detroit do Magellan, Hrdsil, Ca- • 
 yenne et Isles Antilles avec une cscadro commandde par 
 Mr. do Gennes. 12mo. Amsterdam 1G98. calf. Sl,50. 
 
 84G. — Idem. 12mo. Paris 1G99. calf. S2. 
 
 847. IIflms (A. Z.) Voyage dans TAmeriquo Meridionale 
 commen<;ant \\ Ihienos-Ayres et Potosi, jusqu'li Linm. 8vo. 
 maps. Paris 1815. sewed. Si. 
 
 84 8. IIfylyn (P.) Mi/ifoynnito^; a little deeription of the 
 great world. 4to. Oxford 1G33. vellum. S7,50. 
 
 The 40 last pages are on America. 
 
 849. L'Hkrmite (Jacques) Journael vande Nassausclso vloot. 
 4to. Amsterdam 1G48. Ilarfgers. SlO. 
 
 849a. — Idem. 4to. Amsterdam lGr)2. Ilartgers. SlO. 
 
 850. — Idem, together with Th. Candish voyagie and Fr. 
 Draeck voyagie, with several other voyages. 4to. Amstel- 
 rcdam 1G42. ' SlO. 
 
 8r)l. — Idem; ibidem 1G43.. SlO. 
 
 852. LaI'Itau (Jos.) Ilistoire des ddcouvertes et conquesles 
 des Portugais dans le nouveau monde. 2 vis. 4 to. Paris 
 1734. .sewed. S5. 
 
 853. Las Casas (Bartiiol. de las) Les Ddcouvertes des y^ 
 Indes Occidentales par les Kspagnols; traduit par Pralard. 
 8vo. Paris 1G9 7. bound. S2,50. 
 
 854. LussAN (liAVKNEAU de) Journal du voyage fait h la 
 mer du sud avec les flibustiers <le TAmdrique en 1684 et 
 anndes suivantes. 12mo. Pari.^ I<»S9. $7,50. 
 
 855. Moll (G.) Verhandelin^^ rvcc de froegere Zeetogten 
 der Nederlanders. 8vo. Amh/ji-iam 1825. uncut. S2. 
 
 856. N. N. Voyages intdressants dans diffdrentes colonies 
 fran^aises, anglaises, espagnoles et un mdmoire sur les ma- 
 ladies les plus communes U St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1788. 
 sewed. ^ Si, 2 5. 
 
 857. — Idem, calf. * Sl,50. 
 
 858. Neck (Jacop. v.) AVaerachtig verhael van de Schipvaert 
 op Oost-Indien. 4to. Amsterdam (1 660). Saeghman. SlO. 
 
 859. — Idem, with: Sebald de weert voyagie naar de Straet 
 Magelanes. 4to. Amsterdam 1648. Ilartgers. SlO. 
 
 860. — Idem. 4to. Amsterdam 1650. Ilartgers. SlO. 
 
 861. — Tweede Roys naer Ocst-Indien. 4to. Amsterdam 
 Saeghman (1660). SlO. 
 
 862. NooRT (Oliv. V.) Beschryvingho von de voyagie oiii; 
 
 / 
 
 I 
 
•0 
 
 Part VII. SouTn-AMPRiCA m General. 
 
 den gehcdon W^relt Cloot. firnt eilS'iA)n, 4 to. Amstordam 
 1602. $15. 
 
 8C3. — Description dii pcniblo voyage poui* traversant le 
 dostroict do Magellanes, descouvrir lea costcs de Cira, Chili 
 et Peru. fol. Amsterdam 1602. $10. 
 
 864. — Idem, second, edit. fol. lb. 1610. $10. 
 
 865. — Wahrhaftigc und eygentl. Beschreibung der lang- 
 wierigen, sorglichen Reise. 4to. Frankfurt 1602. $10. 
 
 866. — Journael van do wonderlyckc Voyagie door de 
 Straet Magalanes. 4to. Amsterdam, Sacghman (1660). SlO. 
 
 867. — Idem, with: Van Neck; twcode Voyagie nner Oost- 
 Indien. 4to. Ibid. 1(;48. Hartgcrs. $10. 
 
 868. — Idem. 4to. Ibid. 1650. Ilartgers. $10. 
 
 869. Outline of the revolution in Spanish America or an 
 account of the origin, progress etc. of the war carried on 
 between Spain and l^panish America. 12 mo. New -York 
 1817. boards. $2,50. 
 
 870. Pellephat (Pierre) Relations dcs missions de la Comp. 
 de Jdsus dans les isles et dans la terro ferme de I'Amd* 
 rique mdridionale; avec une introduction h la langue des 
 Galibis, sauvages de la terro ferme de TAmdriciue. 8vo. 
 Paris 1655. $10. 
 
 871. Petit; Droit public, au gouvernement des colonies fran- 
 9aises d*aprcs les lois faites par ce pays. 2 vis. 8vo. Paris 
 1771. sewed. $2,75. 
 
 872. Receuil de toutes les pi6ces qui ont paru sur les af- 
 faires de Jesuites, principalement dans I'Amdrique Meridio- 
 nale et dans le Roy. de Portugal. 4 thick volumes. 12mo. 
 1760. half bound. $2,50. 
 
 873. Revolutions de TAmdrique Espagnole. 8vo. Paris 1819. 
 sewed. $ — ,75. 
 
 874. RoELANDSzooN (S. V. Wyk) Korte Schets der Neder- 
 landsche Entdekkingen. 18mo. Groningen 1842. 30 pag. 
 
 875. ' RouTiEii des Isles Antilles, des cOtes de la terre ferme 
 et de celles du Golfe du Mex?que, from the Spanish, by 
 Chacheprat. 8vo. sewed. $1,25. 
 
 876. ScHOUTEN (W. V. Hoorn) Wahrhafte Beschribung der 
 wunderbarliche Rcise und Schiflfarth. 4:o. Arnheim 1618. 
 
 $7,50. 
 
 877. . — Diarium vel descriptio laboriosissimi itineris. 4to. 
 Amsterdam 1619. $7,50. 
 
 878. — The relation of the wonderful voyage. 4to. Lon- 
 don 1619. $10. 
 
 879. — Reyze gedaen dors W. C. Schouten v. Hoorn etc. 
 4to. Hoorn 1648. $7,50. 
 
 880. — D'iarium vel descriptio laboriosissimi et molestis* 
 
Part VII. Soutii-Ameiuca in General. 
 
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 Sin. 
 
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 ira, Chili 
 
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 nrried on 
 
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 In Conip. 
 le rAmd» 
 iguc dcs 
 ue. 8vo. 
 SlO. 
 lies fran- 
 vo. Paris 
 
 S2,75. 
 
 ir les af- 
 
 Meridio- 
 
 3. 12rno. 
 
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 ris 1819. 
 S— ,75. 
 r Neder- 
 30 *>ag. 
 •re ferme 
 nish , by 
 
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 t)ung der 
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 iris. 4to. 
 
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 oorn etc. 
 
 $7,50. 
 moleatis- 
 
 simi itincrirt facti, annis 1G15, 161G ct 1G17. 4to. Amster- 
 dam 1648. S7,50. 
 
 881. ScHOUTEN (W. V. Hooun) Journncl ofto Beschryvingo 
 van de wonderlycko Uoysc. 4 to. Amsterdam 1032; with 
 G very scarce plates. 4to. Dockmn 1649. SlO. 
 
 882. Spildrruhkn (J. v.) Copie van cen Ikief. Inhoudende 
 de Voyage by hem gedaen door do Straato Magelanica etc. 
 4to. Delf 16 17. S25. 
 
 This pamphlet is extremely rare, and is to bo reckoned 
 among that small number of books which may conscien- 
 tiously be said to be unique. Its importance is equal 
 to its rarity, for it is the first edition of one of 
 the most tought of voyages, of which there are at 
 least thirty different editions. 
 
 883. — Miroir oost et west-indical, auqucl sont descriptes 
 les deux dernicres navigations faitus par G. de Spielbergen 
 et J. Lemaire. 4 to. Amsterdam 1621. S7,50. 
 
 884. — Journael van de Voyagie gedaen met 3 Schepen 
 uyt Zeelandt naer Oost-Indien. 4to. Amsterdam 1648. (Hart- 
 gers.) SlO. 
 
 885. — Idem. Ibid. 1652. (Ilartgers.) SlO. 
 
 886. — Idem, marocco, gilt edges. Ibid. 1652. Si 2. 
 
 887. — Voyagie door de Strate Magellanes; naer de Mo- 
 luques. 4to. Amsterdam (1660). Saeghman. SlO. 
 
 888. — Idem with W. Schouten v. Hoorn Voyagie door 
 de Stract Magalanes. 4to. Ibid. 1648; Hartgers. SlO. 
 
 889. Ulloa (A. DE.) Hist. Reis-Beschryving van gehecl Zuid- 
 America door Don G. Juan en D. Ant. de Ulloa. 2 vis. 
 4to. Goes 1771; large and thick paper uncut. S2,50. 
 
 890. Voyage d'un Suisse dans diffdrentes colonies do I'Amc- 
 rique pendant la derni6re guerre, avcc une table metreolo- 
 gique de St. Domingue. 8vo. Paris 1786. calf. Si, 25. 
 de I'Amdrique mcridionale, des Indes occidentales et du 
 
 891. Voyage d'un jeune Americain dans diffcrentcs parties 
 Mexique. 8vo. New- York 1790. sewed. Si. 
 
 892. Weert (Led. de) Journal vant geene vyf Schepen van 
 Rotterdam naar de Straet Magellanes varende, over gekom- 
 men is. 4to. Amsterdam; Saeghman (1660). SlO. 
 
 893. ZuYDLAND. Tweejaarige Reyze Rond om do Wereld 
 ter narder Onddeckinge der onbekende Zuytland. — Nevens 
 de Reyze van het Oost-Ind. Schip Barneveldt. 4to. Dord- 
 recht 1728. plates, uncut. S3. 
 
 I 
 
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 P. MuLLER. No. 1. July 1850. 
 
82 Part VIII. 1. Columbia. 2. Vekezuela. 3. River Plate. 
 
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 PART Vffl. 
 
 PARTS OF SOUTH-AMERICA. 
 
 1. COLUMBIA. 
 
 S94. A chorographical and statical description of the dis- 
 trict of Columbia, the seat of the general governement of 
 the United States, map. 8vo. Paris 1816. $—,75. 
 
 895. Hall (Ch. Fr.) Colombia its present State etc. 8vo. 
 map. Lond. 1827. sewed. »$ — ,75. 
 
 896. — Idem, halfbound neat. SSl. 
 
 897. Lallement. Histoire de la Colombie. 8vo. Paris 1826. 
 sewed. . $1. 
 
 898. MoLLiEN. Voyage dans la Republique de Colombia. 
 2 vis. 8vo. Paris 1825. sewed. S2,40. 
 
 899. — Idem, bound. $2,75. 
 
 u : ' 
 
 2. VENEZUELA. 
 
 900. Campagnes et croisieres dans les Etats de Venezuela 
 et de la nouvelle Grenade, traduit de TAnglais. 8vo. Paris 
 1827. halfbound. $1,25. 
 
 901. CoDAzzi (A.) Atlas Fisico y Politico de la Eepublica 
 de Venezuela, fol. Caracas 1840. $5. 
 
 902. Geografia general para el uso de ia juventu de Ve- 
 nezuela. 4 vis. 4to. Caracas 1833 — 37. sewed, rare. $10. 
 
 3. RIVER PUTE. 
 
 
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 903. Bacle (Hyp.) Relation du naufrage de la Polacre Saide 
 „ Vigilante" with a plate representing the shipbreak, and a 
 map of the mouth of the River Plate. 8vo. Buenos -Ayres 
 1833. sewed. $1,50. 
 
 904. C. (L.) Relation d'un voyage fait rdcemment dans les 
 provinces de la Plata et description de Buenos-AjTCs. 8vo. 
 Paris 1818. sewed. $1. 
 
 905. Journal d*un voyage sur les cotes de I'Afrique efc aux 
 Indes d'Espagne, avec une descript. de la Riviere La Plata; 
 en 1702— -1706. 12mo. Amsterdam 1730. calf. $1. 
 
 906. Note oflicielle du consul de France h Buenos Ayrds. 
 8vo. Buenos Ayrds 1838. sewed. $!• 
 
 918. 
 
 «B.V 
 
 pern 
 
 the 
 
 thor 
 
 for 
 
 with 
 
R Plate. 
 
 Part VIII. 4. Essequebo et Deveerary. 5. Peru. 83 
 
 if the dis- 
 nement of 
 
 $-,75. 
 
 etc. 8vo. 
 
 $—,75. 
 
 $1. 
 
 »aris 1826. 
 
 $1. 
 
 Colombia. 
 
 $2,40. 
 
 S62j7d. 
 
 Venezuela 
 
 8vo. Paris 
 
 $1,25. 
 
 Republica 
 
 Qtu de Ve- 
 rare* $10. 
 
 lacre Saide 
 'eak, and a 
 lenos-Ayres 
 $1,50. 
 mt dans l^s 
 A.yres. 8vo. 
 $1. 
 'ique et aux 
 re La Plata; 
 
 [. $1- 
 
 lenos Ayrds. 
 
 $1. 
 
 907. Nunez (Jean) Esquisses hist.-polit. et statist, de Bue- 
 nos Ayrds, des autres provinces du Rio de la Plata, et de 
 la Republique de Bolivar. 8vo. Paris 1826. sewed. $1. 
 
 908. S. (C. de.) Les provinces de La Plata erigees en Mo-, 
 narchie. 8vo. Paris 1820. sewed. g — ,40. 
 
 4. ESSEaUEBO and DEVEERART. 
 
 909. Brieven over het Bestuur van Essequebo en Demerary. 
 12 vis. 8vo. Amsterdam 1785. uncut. $6. 
 
 910. RODSCHEID (E. K.) Medizinische und chirurgischo Be- 
 merkungen iiber das Klima, die Lebensweise und Krankhei- 
 ten der Einwohncr der Holland. Kolonio Rio Essequebo. 8vo. 
 Frankfurt 1796. uncut. $1, 
 
 5. PERU. 
 
 911. Alvares (Domingo de) Copy van ecn Brief aen den 
 Commissaris generael berinen dese Provincie, aengaende het 
 verdestrueren der Stadt Lima, in America. 4to. 1688. very 
 rare. SlO. 
 
 912. Balboa (M. Cavello) Histoire du Pdrou, publide par 
 Mr. H. Ternaux-Compans. 8vo. Paris 1840. Si. 
 
 913. Beauchamp (A. de) Histoire do la conquete et des re- 
 volutions du Perou. 2 vols. 8vo. portraits. Paris 1808. 
 sewed. $2. 
 
 914. BoUGUER. Justification de plusieurs faits qui concernent 
 les operations des acaddmiciens au Perou. 4to. Paris 1752. 
 large map. $1. 
 
 915. Bkavo (Jos.) Voto consultivo que affrece al exc. Sennor 
 Manso de Velasco Governador del Peru. 4to. Lima 1761. 
 vellum. $3. 
 
 916. DURAN (P. Jos. MiG.) Replica apologetica al defensorio 
 del M. R. P. Fr. Juan de Narrimon. 4to. Lima 1773. 
 calf. $3,25. 
 
 917. D(uret) Voyage de Marseille ii Lima; ot dans les au- 
 tres lieux des Indes occidentales. 12mo. Paris 1720. calf. 
 
 $1,25. 
 
 918. Fernandez. Historia del Peru. fol. Sevilla 1571. Si 2. 
 „By an order of the council of Indies, this work was not 
 permitted to be sent to America. It relates principally to 
 the civil wars of the Spaniards, and Robertson says, its au- 
 thor may be ranked amongst the historians now distinguished 
 for their industry in research, or their capi-xlty in judging 
 with respect to the events which they relate. Rich." 
 
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 919. Garcilasso de la Vega. Commentarios Reales, que 
 tratan del origen de los Incas, Reyes que fueron del Peru, 
 de su idolatria, Leyes etc. 2 vis. fol. Lisboa y Cordova 
 1609—16. mar. $15. 
 
 920. — Idem. Histoire des guerres civiles des Espagnols 
 dans les Indes; traduit par Baudoin. 2 vis. 4to. Paris 1650. 
 calf. S6. 
 
 921. — Idem. Histoire des Incas. 3 vis. 8vo. Paris 1830. 
 sewed. $2,25. 
 
 922. Histoire des tremblements de terre de Lima et autres 
 lieux; avec la description du Perou trad, de I'Anglais. 2 vis. 
 12mo. La Haye 1752. calf. $1,25. 
 
 923. Juan de Padilla. Memorial del Peru. 4to. Lima 
 1660. $25. 
 
 924. Lenoir du Pare (Tabbe) Nouveau recueil de plaido- 
 yers fran9ais sur la ville de Lima. 12mo. Paris 1786. 
 sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 925. Lettre a Madame *** sur I'cmeute excitee U Cuen9a 
 le 29 d'Aout 1739. sewed. $—,75. 
 
 926. MoNTEAGUADO (D. B.) Peruvian pamphlet being an ex- 
 position of the admir. labours of the Peruvian governement 
 till July 1822. 8vo. London 1823. sewed. $—,60. 
 
 927. Prescott (W. H.) Zeden Gewoonten, Regering storm 
 in Peru voor de Komst der Spaangaarden. 8vo. Amsterdam 
 1849. uncut. $2. 
 
 928. Skenner (J.) Voyages au Perou faites par les P. P. 
 Sobreviela et Narcisso y Barcelo, traduite par Henry. 2 vis. 
 8vo. with Atlas 4to. Paris 1809. halfbnd. $3,25. 
 
 929. Vie de St. Rose du Perou; 40 plates with printed title 
 fol. neat. (17th century.) $8. 
 
 930. Williams (Hellen Maria) Peru, a poem in six cantos. 
 4to. London 1784. sewed. $ — ,75. 
 
 931. Zarate (A.) Histoire de la conquete du Perou, traduite 
 par J. d. C. 2 vis. 12mo. Paris 1700. sewed. $1,50. 
 
 932. — Idem, bound neat. $1,75. 
 
 933. — Idem. 2 vis. 12mo. Ibid. 1706. bound. $1,50. 
 
 934. — Idem, sewed. $1,50. 
 
 6. PARAGUAY. 
 
 935. Freret. Le Paraguay jesuitique ou description succinic 
 des terres dont les Jcsuites ^e sont empares dans rAmcriqiie 
 septentrionale. 12mo. Amsterdam 1768. unbound. $1. 
 
 936. Charlevoix (Le R. P.) Histoire du Paraguay. 6 vols. 
 12mo. Paris 1757, maps, bound. $6. 
 
Part VIII. Guyana. 
 
 85 
 
 ales, que 
 del Peru, 
 f Cordova 
 $15. 
 Espagnols 
 aris 1650. 
 $6. 
 aris 1830. 
 
 L et autres 
 lais. 2 vis. 
 $1,25. 
 ito. Lima 
 $25. 
 de plaido- 
 aris 1786. 
 $ — ,75. 
 U Cuen9a 
 $—,75. 
 ing an ex- 
 overnement 
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 ring storm 
 Amsterdam 
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 • les P. P. 
 jury. 2 vis. 
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 )rinted title 
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 six cantos. 
 $—,75. 
 ou, traduite 
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 $1,75. 
 d. $1,50. 
 $1,50. 
 
 ion succinte 
 s TAmeriqiie 
 id. $1. 
 
 uay. 6 vols. 
 $6. 
 
 937. HiSTOiRE de Nicolas I, Roi de Paraguay et empereur 
 des maraeluca. 12mo. St. Paul 1756. sewed. $—,75. 
 
 938. — Idem. calf. $1. 
 
 939. Machault (P. J.) Relation des missions du Paraguay. 
 8vo. Paris 1636. $10. 
 
 940. MuRATORi. Relation des missions du Paraguay. 12mo. 
 map. Paris 1754 bound. $ — ,75. 
 
 941. O'AzAROft. Essais sur I'histoire naturelle des quadru- 
 pedes de la province de Paraguay, traduits par Moreau de 
 St. Mery. sewed. ,S2. 
 
 942. — Idem, calf neat. *!^,6u. 
 
 943. Rengger et Longchamp. Essai historique sur la -v •- 
 tion du Paraguay et le gouv rnement dictatorial du Dr. Aau- 
 cia. map and plate. 8vo. Paris 1827. sewed. $1. 
 
 7. GUYANA. t 
 
 944. Aanteekeningen betrekkelyk de Kolonie Suriname. 8vo. 
 map. Arnhem 1826. maps. $1. 
 
 945. AccooRDT met de Staten van Zeeland aangegaan we- 
 gens de Koop en Overneminge van de Colonie van Suri- 
 name. 4to. Amsterdam (1749). large and thick writing 
 paper. $10. 
 
 This is a collection of official publications, made from 
 1682 to 1749 and under separate titles; the parts prin- 
 ted from 1682 to 171 Ji are with their original titles 
 and dated. 
 
 946. Almanach de la G-yanne fran^aise. 8vo. Cayenne 1822. 
 sewed. $1. 
 
 917. — Idem. 8vo. Ibid. 1823. $1. 
 
 948. Amerikaansche Voyagie naar Rio de Berbice en Suri- 
 rame. 4to. S. d. (1689). $4. 
 
 Wants one or two leave? of the introduction, which is 
 without any interest, The volume is else complete; it 
 is one of rarest voyages in the Dutch language. 
 
 949. Anecdotes sur le 18 fructidor et nouveaux memoires 
 des deportes de Guyane. ^ewed. $ — ,75. 
 
 950. Ayme (J. J.) Deportation et naufrage; suivis de tableaux 
 de vie et de morts a son depart de la Guyane. 8vo. Paris, 
 sewed. $ — ?75. 
 
 951. Bagon. Memoires pour servir a I'histoire de Cayenne 
 et de la Guianne Fran9aise. plates. 8vo. Paris 1777. 2 vis. 
 bound. S3. 
 
86 
 
 Part VIII. 7. Guyana. 
 
 {< I.:; 
 
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 I*-; 
 
 952. Bancroft. Essay on the natural history of Guyana. 8vo. 
 bound. Sl,25. 
 
 953. Barbe Marbois. Journal d'un deportc non juge. 2 vis. 
 8vo. Paris 1834. sewed. Si, 7 5. 
 
 954. — Idem, boards. S2,25. 
 
 955. Barriere. Nouvellc relation de la Fra:.ce Equinoxiale. 
 12mo. Paris 1743. numerous plates. Sl,50. 
 
 056. — Essai sur I'hist. naturelle de la France Equinoxiale. 
 12mo. Paris 1749. sewed. Si. 
 
 957. — Idem. calf. Sl,50. 
 
 958. Beschryvinge van Guiana desselfs situatie gesontheyt, 
 vruchtbaerheydt ende ongemeene profyten ende Voordeelen 
 
 . boven andere Landen. 4to. Hoorn 1676. uncut. 825. 
 
 This pamphlet is excessively scarce and quite unknown to 
 all bibliographers. 
 
 959. BiET (A.) Voyage en I'lsle de Cayenne. 4to. Paris 
 1604. bound. Sb. 
 
 960. Caze (de) Compagnie de Colonisation generale de la 
 Guyane fran9aise par de Caze. 8vo. Paris 1826. sewed. S — 50. 
 
 961. Collection of pieces relating to the french emigrations 
 to Guyana. 8vo. 1844. Not published. S2. 
 
 962. Conditien tusschen de Dry Respective Leden van de 
 Societeyt van Suriname, geconvenieert in Dato 21 May 1683. 
 4to. Amsterdam 1683. S5. 
 
 963. Conditien, de welcke by de Ed. Gr. Mog. Heer Staten 
 V. Hollandt ende West-Vrieslandt, toegestaen weerden aen 
 een yeder, die genegentheydt mochten hebben, om een aen- 
 seenlyke Colonic uyt te setten op de vaste Kust van Ame- 
 rica. 4to. (1676.) $15. 
 
 i)64. Conventie tusschen de Directeuren van de geoctroyerde 
 Societeyt van Suriname. 4to. S'Gravenhage 1734. Si, 50. 
 965. CopiA van't Octroy de Hoogh Mog. Heeren Staten Ge- 
 nerael oen Jaen Keeps, en syne mede Participanten, om een 
 Colonic op tc rechten aan de Westzyde von Rio de Las 
 Amazones tot aen Cabo d'Orangc. 4to. S'Gravenhage 1689. 
 uncut. $15. 
 
 Holland in its immense activity, not content with its com- 
 merce to both the Indies , and with the flourishing 
 settlement which enriched it from day to day, was con- 
 tinually seeking to augment its power. This accounts 
 for the numerous colonies we see planned every year, 
 to such an extent that we are at a loss to understand 
 how so small a country could furnish a sufficient num- 
 ber of persons willing to exile themselves in order to 
 e remotest corners of t' 
 
 people 
 
 globe 
 
 colony 
 
 971. 
 Ci 
 
 of Jan Reeps is one of those works we are surprised to 
 
Part VIII. 7. Guyana. 
 
 87 
 
 inowu to 
 
 was con- 
 
 find any trace of in history, so much it was lost sight 
 of among greater and more successful speculations. In- 
 deed one is hardly able to say if this expedition left 
 , Holland or not. The extreme scarcity of this pamphlet 
 
 has prevented persons more competent than ourselves 
 from giving their opinion on the history of this colony ; 
 and it is almost the duty of those men in America 
 who devote their studies to make the history of the 
 new world known to us, to give us some details of this 
 almost forgotten country. In the mean time we re- 
 commend this tract to their notice, assuring them they 
 will read it with interest. 
 
 966. De la Guiane fran9aise ou du projet du peuple avec 
 des labourears Europeens, ou I'examen d'un ouvrage de Mr. 
 le Marquis de Barbe-Marbois. sewed, s. 1. S — ,75. 
 
 967. De Zes eerste Brieven betreffende de Plantagien Water- 
 
 land, Arichen, Palmeribo in Surinambo gelegen in de 
 Kolonie Suriname. 8vo. (Amsterdam 1833.) 60 pag. 
 
 S — ,7o. 
 
 968. DiEPERiNK (H. H.) Voorleging over de Bewaring der 
 Gezondheid in Paramaribo. 8vo. Hoorn 1825. uncut. 36 pag. 
 
 S— ,25., 
 
 969. DUPERRE. Precis de la colonisation de la Mana, a la 
 Guyane Fran9aise. 8vo. Paris 1835. sewed. S — ,50. 
 
 970. Een kort en bondigh Vertoogh van de considerable Co- 
 lonie, die de Edele Groot mogende Heeren Staten van Hol- 
 land ende West- Vrieslandt geresolveert uyt te setten op de 
 vaste Kuste van America, one large fol sheet. Si 5. 
 
 It is easy to understand the extreme rarity of a loose 
 sheet, destined to be posted on the walls of Amster- 
 dam. In ten years time we shall most likely not find 
 one of those numberless placards which we now see 
 posted on almost every scaffolding and wall in and 
 about London and Paris, inviting all who are desirous 
 of making their fortune to emigrate to California, and 
 yet the above is a poster which has resisted the rava- 
 ges of time far more than 150 years, and which is 
 still in the same state as when it left the printers 
 hands; this is owing to the fine paper it is printed on, 
 which is much superior to that made use of for such 
 purposes in the present days. 
 
 971. Een nette onpartydighe Beschryvinge van Surinam. 4to. 
 Cabout 1660. • So. 
 
 Wants title and first leaf; but contains the entire de- 
 scription of the country of Surinam, one of the most 
 accurate documents which remain from the history of 
 
88 
 
 Part VIII. Paraguay. 
 
 • 
 
 ; 
 
 I' 
 
 "'-«. 
 
 mi, 
 
 i"V 
 
 the first colonisation of America. It is therefore impor- 
 tant for every amateur to procure even this imperfect 
 copy, till he be able to get a more complete one; which 
 as far as I know will be allmost impossible. 
 
 972. Een Vertoogh van de considerable Colonic, by de Ed. 
 Gr. Mog. II. Staten v. Holland ende West-Vriesland, uyt- 
 geset op de vaste Kust van America. 4 to. S'Gravenhage 
 1676. uncut. $15. 
 
 An official publication not devoid of interest, composed 
 for the purpose of encouraging emigrants, and showing 
 all the advantages of Guiana in their most favourable 
 light. The colony here mentioned was destined for the 
 ' river Wiapoca; — the prices of land, the different kinds 
 of animals found there, etc. etc., are to be seen in 
 this volume. 
 
 973. Fermin (Ph.) Description gdndralo, hist, gdographique 
 et physique de la colonic de Surinam. 2 vis. 8vo. plates^ 
 Amsterdam 1769. bound. S2. 
 
 974. — Nieuwe algemeene Beschryving van de Colonic v. 
 Suriname. 2 vis. Svo. plates. Harlingen 1770. S2. 
 
 975. — Traite des maladies les plus frequeutes h, Surinam. 
 12 mo. Maestrich 1764. uncat. $2. 
 
 976. — Idem, new ed. 12mo. Amsterdam 1765. uncut. S2. 
 97 7. FocKE (H. C.) Verhaal van een hogtge naar de Land- 
 
 streek Para in de Kolonie Suriname. Svo. si. u. d. 1830. 
 
 33 pages. Si. 
 
 9V8. Fkeytag (Gener.) Memoires; contenans des ddtails sur 
 
 les deportes du 18 fructidor. 2 vis. 8vo. Paris 1824. sewed. 
 
 Sl,50. 
 
 979. Fusee (Aublet) Histoire des plantes de la Guyane fran- 
 9aise. 4 thik. vis. 4to. containing 400 plates, calf very neat, 
 splendid copy. Paris 1775. $10. 
 
 980. Gallart de Ter.-oulee. Tableau de Cayenne ou de ?a 
 Guiane Fran^aise. 8vo. Paris an 7. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
 981. Gedachten over den Slavenhandel te Zurinarae. 8vo. 
 In den Hage 1807. uncut. $ — ,25. 
 
 982. Gedachten over de Emancipatie der Negerslaven. 8vo. 
 S'Gravenhage 1844. uncut. 32 pag. S — ,25. 
 
 983. Gerbier (B.) Somraier verhael van seeckere americaen- 
 sche voyagie. 4to. 1660. Sl5. 
 
 984. — Idem. 2d editioa with 2 plates. $20. 
 
 985. — A Summary description manifesting that greater 
 profits are to be done in the hot than in the could parts of 
 the coast of America. 4to. S. L. 1660. Si 5. 
 
 986. GiRAUD. Memoire sur la Guiane fran<j:aise. Svo. Paris 
 1804. sewed. S — ,50. 
 
re inipor- 
 imperfect 
 which 
 
 le; 
 
 y de Ed. 
 ind, uyt- 
 ravenhage 
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 composed 
 showing 
 avourable 
 d for the 
 ent kinds 
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 igraphique 
 
 o. plates^ 
 
 S2. 
 
 Colonie v. 
 
 S2. 
 
 b Surinam. 
 
 $2. 
 
 uncut. S2. 
 
 de Land- 
 
 d. 1830. 
 
 Si. 
 
 ddtails sur 
 
 24. sewed. 
 
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 yane fian- 
 
 very neat. 
 
 $iO. 
 
 ou de ]a 
 
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 ime. 8vo. 
 
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 iven. 8vo. 
 
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 imericaen- 
 
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 it greater 
 
 [d parts of 
 
 Sl5. 
 
 vo. Paris 
 
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 IN VARIOUS LANGUAGES. 7 
 
 41. Lettres ddifiantcs et curieuses dcritcs dcs missions 
 ctrangeres. 34 „recueil8" in 32 vols. 18mo. first edition. 
 Hare. Paris 1717—76. S20. 
 
 42. — Idem. 26 vols, and maps. 18mo. Paris 1780 — 83. 
 
 S20. 
 
 43. — Idem. 26 vols. Atlas. 18mo. Toulouse 1810—11. Si 5. 
 The vast importance of this collection of voyages is so 
 
 generally known to every one who has any knowledge 
 of history or litterature in general, there are so many 
 reprints, translations and extracts made, that it is hardly 
 necessary to recommend to amateurs these original edi- 
 tions of the celebrated „Lettres" written by the Jesuit 
 J Missionaries from the stations they were sent to; these 
 are nearly the only documents existing of the important 
 labours of the Jesuit -Missions. 
 
 44. Stocklin (Jos.) Now-AVoltbot, odcr Briefo und Reise- 
 beschreibungen, welche von den Missiomirs der Gesellschaft 
 Jesu aus beyd. Indien und andern iiber das Meer gelegencu 
 Liindern seit 1642 bis 1730 in Europa angelangt sind. 24 vols. 
 
 . in 4; fol. calf Augsburg 17 28—32. 835. 
 
 This rare collection contains a transhation of ;he lettres 
 edifiantes et curieuses, and a large number of original 
 german letters and reports, nowhere else printed. 
 
 45. De Bry; Grands Voyages; in (jerman. 14 vols, in 5: 
 red morocco gilt edges'; fine clean and perfect, copy. Si 20. 
 
 46. — Idem in latin; 14 vols, in 4; vellum. Si 00. 
 
 47. Novus Orbis regionum ac insularum veteribus incognitaruni 
 una cum tabula cosmographica et aliquot aliis consimilis 
 argumenti libellis. Fol. BasUeae 1532. SlO. 
 
 48. — Idem. Fol. Basileae 1534. SlO. 
 
 49. Novus Orbis, sive navigationes primae in Americam, 
 quibus adjunximus Gaspari Varrerii de Orphica regione. 
 12mo. Rotterdam 1616. SlO. 
 
 50. Pont ANUS (J.) Rerum et Urbis Amsteladami descriptio. 
 fol. Amsterd. 1611. vel. gilt; gilt edges. SlO. 
 
 . This volume contains also a history of the Voyages of the 
 Dutch up to 1610, illustrated with many plates, and maps; 
 amongst which one of the „glacies a Jiudsone inventa" 
 5(3ji. — Beschryvinge van Amsterdam. smalH'olio. lb. 1614. 
 
 SlO. 
 
 51. Harris (J.) Collection of Voyages and Travels. — 
 2 very large fol. vols. London 1714. calf. SlO. 
 
:1 / 
 
 k^ ' 
 
 1^ 
 
 8^ Part II. America in General. 
 
 PART II. 
 
 AMERICA IN GENERAL. 
 
 52. AcosTA (J.) Histoire des drogues episcerie et dc certaincs 
 iiiedicamuns simples, qui nuissent e.s Indcs et en Amcrique, 
 par Ch. de TEduse, Ch. de la Coste (Acosta) et Monard. 
 
 Wood enffravinffs. 12mo. 1602. morocco. 
 
 S5. 
 
 53. — Histoires des Indes tant orientales qu'occidentales; '^''~* ' 
 traduite parRegnauld, cauxois. 8vo. Paris IG 16. calf. S4. 
 
 54. — Idem. 12mo. Lyon 1619. morocco. S5. 
 
 55. — Historic Naturael en Morael van de Westerscho In- 
 dien, ovcrgheset door J. II. v. Linschotcn. 8vo. Enchuysen 
 1598. SlO. 
 
 5b. — Ilistoria natural en moral van de Westerscho Indicn. 
 4to. Amst. 1G24. SlO. 
 
 57. Amekiquk (1') decouverte en 6 livres. 12mo. Autun 
 1782. sewed. Si 7. 
 
 58. Amsterdam's Daem Praetge. 4to. Amsterdam 1649. 
 40 pages. S7,50. 
 
 59. — Idem, entirely uncut in its ori^^Inal state. SlO. 
 Relating to East India, Brasil and New-Netherland. 
 
 60. Anson (G.) Voyage autour du Monde fait en 1740 U 
 1744 traduit de I'Anglais. 4 vols. 12mo. plates. Paris 
 1764. calf. S2. 
 
 61. Archenholtz (J. W. 1)') Histoire des Flibustiers, traduite 
 de I'allemand. 8vo. Paris 1804. halfbnd. S25. 
 
 62. Beckmann, Literatur dcr Reisc - Beschreibungen. 2 vols. 
 8vo. Gottingen 1807. So. 
 
 63. Bellin. Recueil des memoires qui ont etd publics avec 
 les cartes hydrographiques de TAmcrique. 1 vol. 4to. 
 unbound. $2. 
 
 64. Bennet (R. G.) Nederlandsche Zecreizen. 5 vols. 8vo. 
 Zettlat, Dordrecht 1828. S4,50. 
 
 65. Bennet and Van Wigk-Roeldz, Verhandeling over de 
 nederlandsche Ontdekkingen in Amcrika, Australie, de In- 
 dien en de Poollanden. 8vo. Utrecht 1827. uncut. S2. 
 
 66. Benzoni, historia del mondo nuovo. La qual tratta delle 
 Isole et mare nuovamente ritrovati et delle nuove citta da 
 lui proprio vedute. Ji7\st ed. 8vo. Venetia 1565. S25. 
 
 67. — Historic van de nieuwe wereldt. 8vo. Haerlem 1610. 
 
 »S7,50. 
 
 68. — Historic der Neue Welt. 4to. Hamburg 1648. SlO. 
 
 69. Berquen (Rob. de) Les merveilles des Indes Orientales 
 et occidentales. 4to. Paris 1669. bound. S6. 
 
 [~^70. BissELius (JoANNis) Societatis Jesu. Argonauticon Ame- 
 
Tart II. Ameuica in General. 
 
 9 
 
 Briquc, 
 onard. 
 
 S5. 
 
 ntalus ; 
 
 S4. 
 
 S5. 
 
 ho In- 
 
 huyscn 
 
 SlO. 
 
 Indicn. 
 
 SlO. 
 
 Autun 
 
 Si 7. 
 
 164D. 
 
 S7,50. 
 
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 «2. 
 
 ricanuiu, sive historia periculorum Petri de Victoria ac 
 sociorum ejus libri XV. rimo. Monachii 1647. $5. 
 
 71. BoRDONE (Benedetto.) Libro di B. B., nel qual si 
 ragiona do tiitto o' Isole del mondo con li lor iioini antichi 
 c inoderni, historie, fa vole, e modi del loro vivcre c in qual 
 parte del mare stanno e in qual parallelo e clima giacciono. 
 fol. s. 1. (Venetiae?) 1528. d. r. Fkf. en hois. Premiere 
 edition, tres rare. Cet ouvrage contient des Cartes de Cubttf 
 Jamaica, du Cote de Labrador. A. Asher. SlO. 
 
 72. — Isolario nel qnal so regiona di tutto le isole del 
 mondo. fol. Venctia 1534. Si 5. 
 
 Containing a large number of wood cut maps. At the 
 end is a copy of a letter irom the Prefetto of New 
 Spain giving an account of the conquest of Peru by 
 Pizarro in 1533. — This is, if not the first, at least 
 one of the first publications relating to Peru. 
 
 73. Bkandes (Brendeka.) Proevcn van geschied en Lettcr- 
 kundige Oeflfeningen, zo wel den Handel en de Scheepvaert 
 als de Dechtkunde betrefi'ende. 8vo. Haarlem 1801. Si. 
 
 74. Brissot. liOttres h. Barnave sur le rapport coucernant 
 les coloni 8vo. Paris 1790. sewed. Si. 
 
 75. B. (V. D.) Leeven en daden der doorluchtighste Zeo- 
 HeMen en Ontdeckers van Landen beginnende met Christofi'el 
 Colombus en eyndigcndc met M. A. do Ruyter. pi. 4 to. 
 Amsterdam 16 70. vol. SlO. 
 
 75a. — Leeven en Daaden der Zee-IIelden beginn. met de 
 Tocht na Damiaten in d. J. 1227 en eindigende met den 
 Admirael M. A. de Ruyter. Door V D. B. pi. and portr. 
 4to. Amsteldam 1683. vel. SlO. 
 
 76. C. (J. M.) Precis des gemissements des sang- meles dans 
 les colonies Fran^aises. 8vo. Paris 1789. sewed. Si. 
 
 76a. Campi (P. M.) Dell' historia ecclesiastica di Piacenza. 
 Piacenza 1657. 3 tomi. fol. vel. Letronne p. 228. 
 
 520. 
 
 DiSCORSO UISTORICO COREA LA 1' ATRIA, E NASCI'lA DI ChRI- 
 STOFORO COLOMBI SCOPRISORE DEL MONDO NUOVO. This 
 
 memorial on the birth and family of Columbus included 
 in vol. Ill is nowhere else printed. 
 
 77. Camus. Memoire sur la collection des grands et petits 
 voyages et sur Thevouot. 4to. boards, scarce. Paris 1802. 
 boards. S2. 
 
 78. Catalogue general des llvrcs composant les bibliothkjues 
 du departement de la Marine et des colonies. 5 vols. 8vo. 
 Paris 1838—43. 
 
 This highly interesting catalogue contains numerous books 
 
 4)1 
 
 I 
 
10 
 
 pAiiT II. America in Gk^lual. 
 
 h ' 
 
 entirely unknown to all bibliograj)her8 , bosidcj a vei; 
 excellent collection of every kind of publications i .4 « ting 
 to the french colonies ; from the Ifith century to th i'lost 
 recent times; a whole volume contains merely voyages. 
 The book js very scarce, having not been printed for 
 the trade, but for the Govennnetu «;nly. sewed. Si (J, 
 calf very neat. S22,50. 
 
 79. Cayet (PiERiiE ViCTOu.) Chronologic septenaire de 
 I'histoire de la Paix entre les Roys de France ot d'Espagne; 
 twee le succez de plusiers navigations faites mix Indes Orien- 
 icUes, Occidentales et SeptentHonalea dejmis le commencement 
 de ran lo9S j'usfjues a. la Jin de Can 1604. 8vo. Paris 1(>07. 
 halfbnd. So. 
 
 80. CiFAMBON. Le commerce de TAmdrique par Marseille, 
 ou expliquation des lettres patentes dii Roi donnces en 
 Fevrier 1719. 4to. maps and plates. Avignon 17(14. calf. 
 
 82,75. 
 80a. — Idem, sewed. S2,25. 
 
 81. Cloookk. Relation de cequi s'est passe dans le& isles 
 et terre-ferme de rAmericpie pendant la derni^re guerre 
 avec I'Aiigleterre et depuis en execution du traiid de Brdda. 
 
 2 vols. i2mo. Paris 1671. SlO. 
 
 82. C'ojitiVY (A. de) Kssai sur les colonies fran^aises. 8vo. 
 Vm-'i 1 8 ;> 9 . sewed. S 1 . 
 
 83. Colombo (F.) Historic nelle quali s'ha particolare e vera 
 relatione della vita e de fatti dell' Ammiraglio D. C* Co- 
 lombo. 8vo. Venetia 1571. S7,50. 
 
 84. CoNSiDEiiATiE ovcrgelevcrt by de Heeren Bewinthebbern 
 van de Oost-Indische Compagnie, waeromme het voor scire 
 Compagnie on mogelick ende ondienstigh is, om met de 
 West-Indische Compagnie te treden in handelinge, om beyde 
 onder een Octroy i ;.\de Societeyt gebracht te worden. 4to. 
 S*Gravenhage 1644. 8 pages. S3. 
 
 85. Considekatien tot wederlegginge van de voorstellingen 
 door de Heer Mr. Nicolas Muys van Holy, opgestelt in zyne 
 Memorie, om de Negotie van Oost en West-Lidische Actien. 
 4to. uncut, s. 1. n. d. 12 pages. S3. 
 
 85a. — Idem; other edition, uncut. 20 pags. S3. 
 
 86. Considerations generales sur les trois classes, qui 
 peuplent les colonies fran9aises. 8vo. Paris 1814. sewed. 
 
 Si. 
 
 87. Cooper (Th.) Renseignements sur TAmerique. map. 8vo. 
 Paris 17D5. 
 
 87a. Idem. 8vo. Hambom 1795. sewed. S — ,80. 
 
 88. CoFYE van de Resoluti* van de Heeren Burghemeesters 
 
Part VIII. Taraouay. 
 
 80 
 
 
 987. Hkylidy (II.) Pleitxede over den graad van praeferentie 
 der particuliero W. Ind. Bunk ten aainzlon van de by de- 
 zelve heleendo Effecten litge.sprokon voor het Geregtshof 
 dor Kolonie Suriname. Svo. Utrocht 1844. Si. 
 
 988. Hl. S. D. IJcschryvingc van de Volkplantinge Zuriname. 
 4to. Secnwalden 1718. maps and plates, very large margins. 
 
 S4. 
 
 989. — Idem, second edition. 4Co. ibidem 1718. S4. 
 
 990. HooGENDOKP (G. K. v.) Aanmorkingen op eene Verhan- 
 deling betrefieudc do Kolonie Suriname. 8vo. Amsterdam 
 1834. micut. Si. 
 
 991. Jaquemin. M sur la Guiane fran(;'aise. 1 vtl 
 12mo. Paris an \ \. S — ,75. 
 
 992. KouTBONDiGE 1 iige van de Colonie van Berbice. 
 4to. map and plate. Amsterdam 1763. S4. 
 
 993. L. M. B. (Barbd-Maibois) Voyage h la Guyanc ct a 
 Cavenne, fait en 1795 et annce suivante: avec un vocabu- 
 laire fran9ais-galibi. 8vo. Paris an VI. S3,l. 
 
 994. KouT-BoNDiGH Besehryvinge van Berbice. 4to. Amster- 
 dam 176^. pl^^tes. uncut. 83. 
 
 995. KoRTE Aenwysinghc von de bysondere nuttigheden etc. 
 van do Colonie Suriname. 4to. 1691. very rare. SlO. 
 
 996. Lab AT (Le R. P.) Voyage du chevalier des Marchais 
 en Guinee, Isles Voisines, et Cayenne fait en 1725, 1726 
 & 1727. 4 vis. 12mo. Paris 1730. calf. S2,50. 
 
 997. LANS (W. H.) Bydra-e tot de Kennis der Kolonie Su- 
 
 riname. Svo. S'Gravenhage 1842. 
 
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 998. Lehlond. Description abregde de la Guyane Fran9aise. 
 Svo. map by Foirson. Paris 1814. sewed. S — ,75.. 
 
 999. Lepcallier (D ) Expose des moyens de mettre envaleur 
 et d'admmistrcr la Guyane. Svo. map. Paris an VI. sewed. S — ,75. 
 
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 Hove van civile justitie der Colonie Suriname. 4to. Para- 
 maribo 1794. Sl,50. 
 
 1002. Mayer (A. A.) Memoircs sur la Guyane fran9aise. 
 4to. Cayenne 1820. sewed. Si. 
 
 1003. Merian (Mme Sybille) Dissertation sur la generation 
 et transformation des Insectes du Surinam, fol. La Haye. S5. 
 
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 pher by the accomplished beauty and extreme faithful- 
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 vaste Kust von America 4to. Amsterdam 1676. uncut. $25. 
 
 This important book is unknown to the bibliographers. It 
 is a publication in the manner of v. d. Donck, written 
 to engage emigrants to go to Guiana. It also contains 
 the conditions and advantages ofiered to colonists by 
 the Dutch government. 
 
 1008. Pistorius (Th.) Korte en Zakelyke Beschryvinge von 
 de Colonie von Zuriname. 4to. plates. Amsterd. 1763. uncur.. 
 
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 1009. — Idem; ibid. 1763. $2,50. 
 
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 2 vis. 8vo. plates. Paris 1805—7. $2. 
 
 1011. Raleigh (W.) Verklaring ende verhael. 4to. S*Gra- 
 venhage 1619. $5. 
 
 Translation of a pamphlet printed in London by Bonham 
 Norton (See Nr. 1013) in 1618, of which Mr. Rich 
 says that it was composed either by James I of Eng- 
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 1012. — His Apology for his voyage to Guiana. 18mo. 
 London 1650. $10. 
 
 1013. — A declaration of the demeanour and cariage of 
 S. W. Raleigh, knight, as well in his voyage, as in, and 
 since his returne. 4 to. London 1618. $15. 
 
 1014. Ramel (Adj. Gener.) M6moire de Tun des di^port^s 
 de la Guyane. 12mo. Hamburg 1799. sewed. $ — ,75. 
 
 1015. — Idem, bound neat. $1. 
 
 1016. — Idem. 12mo. London 1799. sewed. $ — ,75. 
 
 1017. Rodriguez (M.) El Maranon y Amazonas, hist^ria de 
 los descubrimientos , entradas, y reduccion de naciones en 
 las dilatadas montanas, y mayores rios de la America, fol. 
 Madrid 1684. $15. 
 
 1018. St. Amand (Ch. de) Des Colonies; particuliferement 
 de la Guyane fran9aise en 1821. 8vo. Paris 1822. sewed. 
 
 $--,90. 
 
 1019. Stedman (G.) Narrative of a five years expedition 
 against the revolted negroes of Surinam. 2 vis. 4to. with 
 numerous raaps and plates. London 1806. $3,50. 
 
 1020. •-' Idem very neatly bound in calf. Ibid. 1806. $6. 
 
Part VIII. 7. Guyane. 
 
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 1021. Stedman. Voyage k Surinam; traduit par Henry. 3 vis. 
 8vo. & Atlas 4to. Paris an VII. good copy. $4. 
 
 1022. — Beize naar Surinamen en door de benncnsche ge- 
 dretten van Guyane. 4 vis. 8vo. plates. Amsterdam 17 99. 
 halfbound. $3. 
 
 1023. SuRlNAAMSCHEAlmanakfor: 1825. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 
 32. 33. 1840. 1843. 1845. 11 vis. 8vo. Amsterdam. $22. 
 
 1024. SuRiNAME in desgelfs tegenwoordigen Toestand; door 
 eenen Inwoner aldaar. 8vo. Amsterdam 1823. uncut. $ — ,25. 
 
 1025. Teenstra (M. D.) De Negerslaven in de Kolonie Su- 
 riname en de uytbreiding van het Christendom onder de 
 Heidensche Bevolkering. 8vo. Dordrecht 1842. $1. 
 
 1026. Terxaux - CoMPANS. Notice historique sur la Guyane 
 Fran9aise. 8vo. Paris 1843. uncut. $1. 
 
 With the authors autograph. 
 
 1027. Trouloosheyt, der Engelsche. 4to. 1672. uncut. $5. 
 About 2 pages on the „mare liberum" 1 on East -India 
 
 and 2 on Surinam. 
 
 1028. Verloren Arbeyt ofte klaar en kortbondigh vertoogh 
 vande inde Santstrecke Guiana aan de vaste Kuste van Ame- 
 rica op de Revier Wiapoca. 4to. Amsterdam. (1678.) wan- 
 ting the plates. ^ $15. 
 
 This little recital contains the whole history of the colony 
 sent aut by the states General in 1676, to colonies on the 
 banks of the river Wiapoca ; the hardships they under- 
 went and the reasons which prevented them from suc- 
 ceeding. 
 
 1029. Verzameling van Stucken aangaande de Surinaamsche 
 aangelegenheden. 2 pts. 8vo. S'Gravenhage 1845. $2. 
 
 1030. ViGNAL. Coup d'oeil sur Cayenne. 8vo. Paris 1823. 
 sewed. $5. 
 
 1031. Vos (J.) Beschryving van eene Kaart der Kust van Neder- 
 landsche Guyana. 8vo. Amsterdam 1845. uncut. 34 pgs. $8. 
 
 1032. Waerachtig Verhael van de heerlyke overwinning 
 van Pirmeriba ende de Reviere Seraname. 4to. S'Graven- 
 hage. nearly uncut. $5* 
 
 1033. Waerachtige verklaringe nopende de Goude en Sil- 
 vere Mijue waer van den Bidder Balthazar Gerbier, Don- 
 vily gecontracteert hecft. 4 to. S'Gravenhage 1656. $10. 
 
 1034. Tweede Deel vande waerachtige Verclaringe nopende 
 de Goude en Silvere Mine; waervan den Bid. B. Gerbier 
 gecontracteert heeft. 4to. S'Gravenhage 1656. $10. 
 
92 Fart VHIc 8. Brasil. 
 
 8, BRASa. 
 
 1035. AccooRDT ende articulen tusschen de Croone van Por- 
 tugael, ende H. M. Heeren Staten Generael der vereenigde 
 
 . Nederlanden weghens der West-Indische Compagnie deser 
 Landen. 4to. Amsterdam 1641. $6. 
 
 1036. AccooRD von Brasilien. 4to. Amsterdam 1654. $5. 
 
 1037. Aen-Sprarck aen den getrouwen Hollander nopende 
 de proceduren der Fortugesen in Brasil. 4to. S*Gravenhage 
 1645. uncut. - $15. 
 
 1038. Amsterdams Tafel-Fraetge. 4to. Gouda 1649. entirely 
 uncut. $5. 
 
 On Brasil and Angola. 
 
 1039. Arango (D. a. J. D*) Foesias ofTerendas as senhoras 
 Brasileiras. 12mo. Rio de Janeiro 1831. $1,50. 
 
 1040. Arnout von Liebergen. Apologia ofte waerachtighe 
 verantwoordinghe over de enorme ende noyt gehoorde pro- 
 cedueren, gegens zijnen persoon gebruyckt, by de gewesene 
 Hooge Raden von Brasil. 4to. Amsterdam 1643. $10. 
 
 1041. AucTENTiCK Verhael van*t remarcquabelste is voorge- . 
 vallen in Brasil tusschen den HoUandtschen Admirael Wil- 
 lem Cornelisz ende de Spaensche Vlbot. 4to. Amsterdam 
 1640. foot uncut. $5. 
 
 The marks „C 3" and „D" at the fc-^ of two of the 
 pages are evidently misprinted and tead of A 3 
 and B. 
 
 1042. B. (J.) Plain and true relation of the going forth of 
 a Holland fleet to the coast of Brasil. 4to. Rotterdam 
 1623. $10. 
 
 1043. Baers (J.) Olinda ghelcgen int Lant von Brasil etc. 
 4to. Amsterdam 1630. , $15. 
 
 An excessively scarce little pamphlet, containing a detai- 
 led account of the taking of Phernambuco by the Dutch, 
 the first place they retook after being expelled in 1626. 
 It was after the success of this enterprise that they 
 gained almost entire possession of Brazil, which they 
 soon rendered one of the finest and most flourishing 
 countries in the world. See Grant's History of Bra- 
 zil p. 54. 
 
 1044. Barlaei(C.) Rerum per octennium in Brasilia et alibi 
 nuper gestarum; sub praefectura Mauritii Nassovia comitis. 
 fol. Amsterdam 1647. $20. 
 
 „ Clement (Bib. Cur. vc. II p. 430) calls this work „fort 
 rare*' most of the copies having been consumed by a 
 fire, which destroyed the ware -house of Blaeu the pu- 
 
Part Vm. 8. Brasil* 
 
 93 
 
 blisher. It is a magnificent work, profusely illustrated 
 with maps, views etc." Rich. 
 
 1045. Barlaeus (Cabp.) Rerum per octennium in Brasilia et 
 alibi gestarum, sub praefectura comitis J. Mauritii Nassa- 
 viae etc. historia. Cui accesserunt G. Pisonis, tractatus de 
 aedibus, aquis et locis in Brasilia etc. plates. 8vo. Clevis 
 1660. vel. . . $7,50. 
 
 1046. — Brasilianische Geschichte, bei der Regierung Jo- 
 hann Moritz, Fursten zu Nassau. Aus dem Latein. 8vo. fig. 
 Cleve 1659. vel. $5. 
 
 1047. Beauchamp (Alex, de) L'Independance du Brdsil. 8vo. 
 Paris 1824. sewed. $—,60. 
 
 1048. Beschreibung welcher gestalt die Hauptstatt dess Kb- 
 nigreichs Brasilien, Phernambuco, von dem Herm Heinrich 
 Cornel. Lonch General pp. und H. Dietrich v. Wartenburg, 
 Obristen pp. im Namen der West-Indischen Compagny be- 
 lagert u. im J. 1630 erobert worden. 4to. Ambsterdam 
 1630. $10. 
 
 1049. Brasil. a constitue9ao de Portugal; por J. P. L. 4to 
 Rio de Janeiro 1824. $1,25. 
 
 1050 Brasilsche Gelt- Sack, waerin dat daerlijk vertoont 
 wordt, waer dat de Participiantcn van de West-Ind. Com- 
 pagnie haer geli ghebleven is. 4to. Op't Reciff (near Olinda 
 di Phernambuco) 1647. $25. 
 
 This is the first Dutch book printed in Brasil, and in 
 America alltogether; it is perhaps too the first print 
 done by the inhabitants of Brasil. 
 The pamphlet itself is full of interest and contains many 
 curious details about the administration of the West- 
 Indian -Company, which explain a part of those difS- 
 culties which weighed so havily on the other colonies 
 of the company, chiefly on New-Netherland. 
 
 1051. Brasyls Schuyt Praetgen. 4to. s 1. 1649. $5. 
 
 1052. Claar Vertoogh van de verradersche en vyantlykcke 
 Acten en Proceduren van Poortegal in Brasil. 4to. Amster- 
 dam 1647. uncut. $5. 
 
 1053. Consioeratien op de Cautie van Portugal. 4to. 1647. 
 uncut. $5. 
 
 1054. Const ANTIC. Remonstrance des negociants du Brdsil', 
 contre les insultes faites au pavilion portugais et contre la 
 saisie violente de plusieurs de leurs navires; par les officiers 
 de la marine anglaise. 8vo. Paris 1814. sf^wed. $ — ,75. 
 
 1055. Contra -Manifest van Signer Fernando Telles de 
 Faro. 4to. 1659. uncut. $5. 
 
 On the question of the West -Indian company. 
 
 1056. CoPYEN van drie Missiven een door den Marquis de 
 
94 
 
 Part Vm. 8. Brasil. 
 
 f 
 
 Montuval, Vice -Roy van de Bay, gheschreven ende gbeson- 
 den aen S. Ex. Grave Mauritius von Nassau tot Fernam- 
 bouk etc. 4to. Amsterdam 1641: in its primitive state, uncut 
 and not cut open. $10. 
 
 1057. — Idem, second edition. 4to. Ibidem 1642; fine old 
 ned morocco binding gilt edges. 
 
 1058. De Brasilsche Breede-Byl ofte Tsammensprak tus- 
 schen Kees Schutt en Jan Maet. 4to. 1647. $5* 
 
 1059. ExAMEN op het vertoogh teghen bet onghefondeerde 
 ende schadelyk sluyten der vryen handel in Brasil. 4to. 
 1637« uncut. $5. 
 
 1060. Extract ende copye von verscbeyde Brieven en Scbrif- 
 ten belangcnde de Rebellie der paepscbe Fortugesen von 
 desen Staet in Brasilien. 4to. 1646. $15. 
 
 1061. GuELEN (A. de) Briefve relation de I'estat de Pher- 
 nambucq, dcdid k Tassemblce des 19 poems la trbs noble 
 compagnie d'West-inde. 4to. Amsterdam 1640. $10. 
 
 1062. HaeRlem*s Scbuyt Pratgen op*t Redres van de Wesfc- 
 Indiscbe Compagnie. 4to. 1649. $10. 
 
 On Brasil and containing a few words about Ncw-Ne- 
 tberland. 
 
 1063. Het Spel von Brasilien vergbeleken by een zoedt Ver- 
 keer Spel. 4to. 1633. uncut. $5. 
 
 1064. JoURNAEL ofte Fort Discours, nopende de Rebellye 
 ende verradelyke Desseynen der Portugesen, allhier in Bra- 
 sil voorgenomen, t'welck in Junio 1645 is ontdeckt. 4to. 
 Arnheim 1647. $25. 
 
 This volume which is excessively rare, gives the best 
 abridgement we possess of the conquest of the Dutch 
 Brazils by the Portuguese. In this frightful affair the 
 Dutch lost so many men, that of about 20,000 Brasi- 
 lians and 40,000 negroes, only a few hundreds of rui- 
 ned persons returned to Holland after the war. 
 
 1065. Korte Antwoort tegens T'Manifest ende Remonstrantie 
 overgelevert aan de Portugesche Natie, en Inwoonderen von 
 Pharnambuca, wegens't een-nemen der wapenen tegens de 
 West-Indische Compagnie. 4to. s. d. 1647. $5. 
 
 1066. Korte Observatien op het Vertoogh door een onge- 
 nuemden uytgegen nopende de Proceduren von Brasil. 4to. 
 Amsterdam 1647. $5. 
 
 1067. Lery (J. de) Histoire d'un voyage fait en la terre du 
 / Brdsil. 8vo. Geneve 1611. $10. 
 
 / ^;^^68. — Histoire d'un voyage fait en la terre du Brdsil 
 ,^ dite Amerique, coutenant la navigation e^ choses remarqua- 
 
Part Vm. 8. Brasil. 
 
 95 
 
 bles vues sur mer par Tauteur, le comportement de Vflle- 
 gaignon etc. 8vo. Rouen 1578. $10. 
 
 1069. Lettres du Japon et du Brdsil envoy des au gdndral 
 des Jdsuites. 8vo. Paris 1598. $10. 
 
 1070. Lettres sur Tadministration du Brdsil, sur la Douane 
 de Bio Janeiro. 8vo. Paris 1826. sewed. $ — ,60. 
 
 1071. LiNDLEY (Th.) Voyage au Brdsil ou Ton trouve la 
 description du pays, ses productions etc. 8vo. Paris 1806. 
 sewed. $1. 
 
 1072. Maciel da Costa (J. S.) Memoria sobra a necessi- 
 dade de abolir a introd. dos Escravcs africanos no Brasil. 
 4to. Coimbra 1821. $ — ,75. 
 
 1073. Manifest door dlnwoonders van Parnambuco uytge- 
 goven tot bun vcrantwoordinge. 4to. Antwerpen 1646. $15. 
 
 The defence of the inhabitants of Olinda against those 
 who acci73ed them of having taken part in the insur- 
 rection of the Portuguese. This important pieces, eems 
 to have been unknown to Nieuhoff and Grant; at least 
 neither of them mentions it. 
 
 1074. Maregnier. Dtf climat de Phernambuco. 4to. Paris 
 1829. sewed. $—,40. 
 
 1075. Ma we (J.) Travels through the interior of Brazil. 
 2d edit., illustr. with color, plates. 8vo. London 1821. $2,50. 
 
 1076. — Voyage dans I'intdrieur du Brdsil particuli^rement 
 dans les districts de Tor et du diamant; en 1809 et 1810i 
 traduit par Eyries. 2 vis. 8vo. plates. Paris 1816. halfbnd. 
 
 $2,50. 
 
 1077. Memoria sobre las priucipues cauzas, por que deve o 
 Brazil reassumir os sens directos por B. J. G. 4to. Rio de 
 Janeiro 1822. sewed. $1,50. 
 
 1078. MoREAU (P.) Klare en warachtige Beschryvinge van 
 de leste Bewerten en Afval der Portugezen in Brasil. 4to. 
 Amsterdam. $7,50. 
 
 1Q79. Pedro L Empereur du Bresil. Correspondance avec 
 Jean VI de Portugal, ou sont les troubles du Brdsil; avec 
 la vie de Pedro par Monplane. thick 8vo vol. Paris 
 1827. $—,75. 
 
 1080. PisoNiS (6.) De medicina Brasiliensi libri, Margravii, 
 historia ver. nat. Brasilie; J. de Laet de Tapungis et Chi- 
 lensibus. 12mo. Amstelodami 1648. wood cut. $6. 
 
 1081. Pradt (de) Des trois derniers mois de TAmdriqu:) 
 septentrionale et du Brdsil. 8vo. Paris 1817. sewed. $ — ,60. 
 
 1082. Projecto di constitui9a para o imperio do Brasil. 8vo. 
 Rio de Janeiro 1823. sewed. $ — ,60. 
 
 1083. Propositis ghedaen ter Vergaderinghe von hare Hoogh* 
 Mog. d*Heeren Staten Generael der vereenichde Nederlan- 
 
96 
 
 Fart Vni. 8. Brasil. 
 
 den; Ins Gravenhage den 16 Augusti 1647; door Fr. Sousa 
 Continho. 4to. s. d. 1647. $5. 
 
 1084. Ptravel de Laval. Voyage aux Indes • orientales et 
 au Brasil. 2 vis. 8vo. Paris 1615. $15. 
 
 1085. Sousa de Macedo. Propositions cathdgoriques touchant 
 les differens du Bresil. 4to. 1651. In the original state; 
 uncut and not cut open. $6. 
 
 1086. — Discours pr6s M. M. les Etats .Generaux 6 Mars 
 1651. 4to, 1651 ; in its original state, neither cut open 
 nor cut around. $6. 
 
 On the affairs of Brasil. 
 
 1087. Speculatien op't concept van Reglement op Brasil. 
 4to. Amsterdam 1647. uncut. $5. 
 
 1088. Stadei^ (H.) Wahrhaftige Historie und Beschreibung 
 eyner Landschaft der wilden, nacketen grimmigen Menschen- 
 fresser Leuthen in der ncwen Welt America gelegen vor 
 und nach Christi Geburt in Land zu Hessen unbekant bis 
 uflf dies neew vergangene Jar, da sie Hans Staden von Hom- 
 berg auss Hessen durch seine eygne Erfarung erkannt, und 
 yetzo durch den Truck an Tag giebt 4to. Marburg 1557. $25. 
 
 1089. St. Hilaire (A. de) Aper9u d'un voyage dans Tintd- 
 rieur du Br<$sil. 4to. Paris 1823. sewed. $ — ,60. 
 
 1090. Taunay (Th. & F. J.) Idylles Bresiliennes, latin-fran- 
 9aises. 8vo. Hio de Janeiro 1830. sewed. $1. 
 
 1091. Tauny (Hypp.) & F. Denis. Notice historique ct ex- 
 plicative sur Rio Janeiro. 8vo. Paris 1824. sewed. $ — ,60. 
 
 1092. Uyt-Vaert van West-Indische Compagnie met een 
 propositie ende vertooninghe, ghedaen door een seker Heere 
 aenden Coiiinck van Gastilien, teghens de West-Indische 
 Compagnie. 4to. 1645. $15. 
 
 1093. Vargas (D. Thomas Tamayo de) Kestauration de la 
 Ciudad del Salvadors y Bahia de todas Sanctos en la pro- 
 vincia del Brasil. 4to. Madrid 1626. $15. 
 
 1094. Veroweringh van de Stadt Olinda ghelegen in de 
 Capitania von Fhernambuca. 4to. t^Amsterdam 1630. $15. 
 
 Most rare and curious pamphlet. A short account of the 
 taking of Fernambuco. 
 
 1095. Vertoogh by een Lief-hebber des Vaderlants vertoont 
 teghen het ongefondeerte ende schadelijk sluyten der viyen 
 handel in Brazil. 4to. 1637. uncut. $5. 
 
 1096. Vertoogh aen de H. e. M. H. Staten Generael no- 
 pende de voorgaende ende tegenwoordige Proceduren van 
 Brasil. 4to. Amsterdam 1647. uncut. $4. 
 
 1097. Weerdenburch (Generael) Copie van de Missive, ghe- 
 schreven aende Staten Generael, uopende de veroweringhe 
 
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 van Olinda dc Fcmnmbuco. 4to. S'Gravculmgc 1630. First 
 report extremely rare. S5. 
 
 lOyS. Wel-vaert van de West - ludische Compagnie waer 
 in klaerlijk vcrtoont wert door wat middel deselve Compagnie 
 tot groote Conquesten soude konnen gheraken. 4to. Mid- 
 delburg 1646. $5. 
 
 On Brasil and Guinea. 
 
 1099. West-Indische Compagnie; Reglement over het opcn- 
 stellen van den handel op Brazil, provisioneel ghearesteert. 
 4to. S'Gravenhage 1648. S5. 
 
 1100. — Idem, other edition. 8 pages. Ibid. 1648. 
 
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 1101. Bastide (M. de la) Memoire sur un nouveau passage 
 de la mcr du nord a la mer du sud. 8vo. Paris 1781. 
 sewed. S — ,50. 
 
 1102. Byron (C.) A voyage round the world; in which is 
 contained a description of the streights of Magellan, and of 
 the gigantic people, called Patagonian etc. 8vo. London 
 1767. «— ,75. 
 
 1103. — The same translated into French by R. 12mo. 
 Paris 1767. calf. S— ,75. 
 
 1104. — Idem. 8vo. Berlin 1799. calf. $1,25. 
 
 1105. — Idem, sewed. $1. 
 
 1106. Balrymple. Voyages dans la mer d; 'jud par les 
 Espagnols et les HoUandais. 8vo. Paris 1774. calf. Sh 
 
 1107. Description des terres Magellaniques et des Pays 
 a^jaoents; traduit par B. 2 vis. t2mo. Paris 1787. sewed. $1. 
 
 1108. — Idem, halfbound. $1,25. 
 
 1109. Frezier. Relation du voyage de la Mer du Sud aux^,^ 
 cotes de Chill et de Perou, fait pendant les ann^es 1712, / 
 13 & 14. 4to. Amsterdam 1717- neat. $2,50. "^ 
 
 1110. — Idem. ,2 vis. 12mo. Paris 1732. sewed. $1,50. 
 ml. Laborde (be) Histoire abr^g^e de la Mer 4u Sud 
 
 3 vis. 8vo. & Atlas. 4to. Paris 1791. $5. 
 
 1112. Treyille. Histoire des nouvelles d^uvertes faites 
 dans la mer du Sud en 1767. 68. 69 et 1770. 2 vis. 8vo. . 
 Paris 1774. calf. $1,75. 
 
 1113. Vaugondy & BuACHE. M^gdoires sur les pays de TAsie 
 et de TAmerique situes au nord de la mer du Sud. 4to. Pa- 
 ris 1774 — 75. sewed. $1. 
 
 1114. -- Idem, halfbound. $1,25. 
 
9G 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 CONTAINING SOME BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS ON 
 ASIA, AFRICA AND AUSTRALIA. 
 
 1115. Aen de Ed. M. Heeren Commissar, van S. Maj. van Brit- 
 taingen. De ootm. Supplicatie vandc Bewinth. ende Comp. 
 Coopluyden in London, handelende op Oost-Indien. 4to. Rot- 
 terdam 1661. nearly tmcut. S2. 
 
 Hi 6. Anatomia ofte ont Ledinge roerende de saeken der 
 Engelsche en Hollanders in Amboyna. 4to. Amst. 1652. S3. 
 
 1117. Antwoort van de H. M. Staten Generaelaen de Heero 
 Downing. 15 Sept. 1664. 4to. Middelburg 1664. $3. 
 
 Relating to the „H. Bonaventure" and „Bonne Esperance." 
 
 1118. Antwoort van de H. M. Heeren Staten Generael op 
 de Memorie van de Heere Downing. 4to. Rotterdam 1664. S 3. 
 
 On the vessels "Charles" and "Jack." 
 
 1119. Antwoorde vande Gedeputeerde van de Nederl. Oost- 
 Ind. Comp. op de frivole Bequeste gepresenteert aens Ko- 
 nincx Commissarissen. 4to. S. 1. 1681. nearly uncut. S2. 
 
 1120. Antwoort van de H. M. H. Staten Generael aende 
 Heer Downing. 4to. Amsterdam 1664. S5. 
 
 On the Ships: Bonne Esperance, Bonne Aventure, Hoop- 
 vel and Luypart captured on the East -Indian and 
 African shore. 
 
 1121. Artikel tusschen den Doorluchtigsten Prince Karel II 
 ende de Staten Generael; om de geschillen der Engelsche 
 «n Nederlandsche Oost-Ind. Compagnie. 4to. 1675. S3. 
 
 1122. Articulen en Conditien op welcke de Kooplieden en 
 Negotianten de Koningh van Vrankryk ootmoedigh versoght 
 hebben, om syn Majesteyts Declaratie en toestemminge, 
 aengaende t'oprechten van een Oost-Indische Compagnie in 
 Vrankrijk. 4to. 1664. uncut. S2. 
 
 1123. BoNDiGH verhael van den Oorlogh tusschen de Oost- 
 Indische Compagnie en den Koningh van Macasser; voorge- 
 vallen in den Jare 1666, 1667, 1668; after the copy prin- 
 ted in Batavia. 4to. Leyden 1669. S4. 
 
 1124. Brief van de Oost-Ind. Compagnie aen de Staten 
 Generael. fol. 1665. leaf. S2. 
 
 .1125. Charisius (P.) Naerder Klagten ontrent de Deensche Afri- 
 caensche Compagnie die de Nederl. W. Ind. Compagnie aldaer 
 niet will gedoghen ende alle schade aen doet. 4to. 1660. S2. 
 
 1126. Deductie ingestelt tot onderrichtinge van den Coning 
 van Groot-Britannien. 4to. S'Gravenhage 1664. S3. 
 
 On the ships Maria and Charles in Africa. 
 
Appendix. 
 
 10ft 
 
 ireelderlcy sccten, die aldaor in Kercke Jcsu Christi zQii oni« 
 
 staen. Dordr. H. v. Esch. 1647. 8vo. min. Scarce, S6, — 
 
 Contains an historical relation of the different religious 
 
 Beets, as were the Brownists, etc. who took in the midst 
 
 of the 17th century their refuge into the New World. 
 
 1180. ^OUBNALEN Van drie voyagien, te weten 1®. van T. Can- 
 dish door de Magellaensche Straet rondom de Werelt. 2®. van 
 F. Draeck ende J. Haukeins naar W. Indie in 1593. 3®. Jour* 
 nael van de Nassausche Vloot, onder *t beleydt van J. I'He- 
 remite in 1623 — 26. Hierby een beschryv. van Peru door 
 P. <de Madriga, enz. 4to. Amst. J. Pz. Wachter. 1643. with 
 
 '^ maps. $10, — 
 
 1181. Lacboee (P. de) Memoires pour servir a I'histoire de 
 la revolution de Saini-Domingue. 2 tom. Svo. Paris 1819. 
 lel. $1,60. 
 
 ^14^ i^.' . Lafiteau (J. P.) De zeden der Wilden van Amerika. 
 fol. VSHage 1731. with plates, calf. $2,— 
 
 1183. DwiOHT (T.) Travels in New -England and New -York. 
 • 4 vol. Svo. Lond. 1823. with maps, etc. $4, — ' 
 
 1184. Land- en Volksverhuizingen, Kolonien en Volkplantin- 
 gen, of enkele hoofdtrekken barer geschiedenis, inzonderheid 
 van die van Nederland. 8vo. (Assen 1847.) $2,50. 
 
 Beautiful reprint, on large vellum paper, from a Dutch 
 
 Journal. Unique copy. 
 Contains many curious remarks relating the colonisations of 
 
 the inhabitants of the Netherl., New-Netherland, etc. 
 
 1185. Malo (Ch.) Histoire de rile de Saint-Domingue, jusqu*^ 
 ce jour; suivie de pieces justificatives. 2e ed. 8vo. Paris 1819. 
 rel. $1,50. 
 
 1186. Octroy \an de Staten Generael verleent aende W. Ind. 
 Compagnie 3 Juny 1621. Mette Ampliatie van dien, ende 
 accoordt tusschen de Bewinthebberen ende Hoofb-Participan- 
 ten. 16 Oct. 1624. 4to. *S Hage. 1624. 36 pages. $8,— 
 
 1187. Ramsay (D.) Geschiedenis d. N. Amerikaansche Staats- 
 omwenteling (Dutch transl. from the Engl.). 2 vol. Svo. Cam- 
 pen 1792. bd. $1,50. 
 
 1188. A Eemonstbance of the Directors of the Netherlands East 
 India Company of the Un. Prov. in defence of the said Com- 
 pany touchnig the bloody proceedings against the English Mer- 
 chants, executed at Amboyna. With the Acts of the Processe, 
 etc. 4to. Lond. John Dawson. 1632. 30 and 48 pag. hf. bd. 
 Scarce. $12,50. 
 
 1189. BoBEBTSON (W,) Geschiedenis van America. 5 vol. Svo. 
 Amst. 1778—1801. $3,-- 
 
 The 5th vol. containing an history of British America is 
 very scarce in this edit^ii. 
 
104 
 
 AssiKi^. 
 
 1190. Robinson (K.) Oed'^nkscluiftcn dor Omwcnteling in hot 
 
 r^k van Mexico, etc. (Dutch transl. from the English). 8vo. 
 
 Hoarl. 1823. bd. • $1,50.. 
 
 lldl. SoVLlEs (F.) Histoire dos troubles do TAmdriquo Angloise. 
 
 2 torn. 8vo. Paris 1787. avec dcs cartes, en v. S2, — 
 
 1103. Hans Staden van Hohdorghs Besohr^vingo van Ame- 
 
 ' ri6a. 4to. Utrecht 1683. 72 pages, with wood<^t9. ITS, — 
 
 1198. Stuart (J.) Drie jaren in Noord-Ametika. (I^utch trans^ |l 
 
 " lation.) r-o. Gorinch. 1885. with pi. hf. bd. •l,«6.f?|-,i| 
 
 1194. SwAi (J.) lets over Taiti on do noderzetting dor Fran-f^ ^ 
 schon op dit eiland. 8vo. Amst. 1846. Very scarce repjrintL ' . 
 from the: Verhand, enBerigten betrekh, het Zeewesm. S2, — ^-"■'i 
 
 1195. Ta):£RE£L der Omwonteling van Spaansch Amerika. Door 
 
 • eenen inwoner van Zuid-Amerika. (Transl. from the French). 
 2 pts. 1 vol. 8vo. Midd. 1817. bd. $1,50. 
 
 -1196. Trouhertighe Onderrichtinge aen alio Hooft \Pai.Ivi 
 panten en Liefhebbers van do Qeoctroyeerde W.-Ind. Compa- 
 
 ■ gnie. Nopens het open stellen van den handcl op do Cust van 
 
 - Africa, namenUyok St. Thom^, Guinea, Angola, St. Paulo de 
 Loando, mitsg. do Marignian, Nieu-Nederlant ende West-In- 
 
 : dien. Door een trou Liefhebber, V. W. C. Gliedruckt in *t 
 
 • Jaer 1643. 4to. 20 pages, unent $10, — 
 
 1197. Vega (Gaiicilasso de la) Histoire des Yncas, Roi d^i 
 Perou, trad, de TEspagnol par J. Baudoin. 2 vol. 8vo. 
 Amst. 1718. Av. planches, bd. $1,50. 
 
 1198. — Histoire des guerres civiled des Espagnols dans les 
 Indes. (trad, de I'Espagnol par G. Kuiper). 3 vol. 8to. 
 Paris 1830. rel. $2,— 
 
 •1199. Venegas (M.) Natuurl^ke en burgerl^ke historic van | 
 California, (transl. from the Spanish). 8vo. Haarl. 1761. 
 bd. $1,76. 
 
 1200. Warden (D. B.) Description des Etots-Unis de TAm^ 
 rique Septentrionale , dep. les. premiers ^tablissements. Trad, 
 de r Anglais. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris 1820. hf. bound. $1,60., 
 
 1201. Zarate (A.) Conqueste van Indien. Do wonderlyckc"^ 
 ende warachtighe historic vant Coninckryck van Pern, ghole- 
 gen in Indien, enz. 4to. Amsteldam, C. CSaesz. 1598. Wi^ 
 a map of Sud America on the Utle page. $11,-^ 
 
 1202. Zorgdrager (C. G.), Gronlandische Fischerei und Wall- 
 fischfang aus dem Holland, iibersetzt. 4to. Leipzig 172$. 
 calf. $2.-4 
 
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