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 THE LIBRARY OF 
 
 THE LATE 
 
 SIR JOHN BOURINOT 
 
 (Clerk of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada) 
 
 containing 
 
 RABE BOOKS, PAMPHLETS AND MAP8 
 
 RELATING TO THE 
 
 PROGRESS OF GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERY AND THE HISTORY 
 
 OP CANADA, INCLUDING MANY RELATING TO THE 
 
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION AND THE HISTORY 
 
 OF AMERICA IN COLONIAL TIMES. 
 
 FOB SALE AT AVtTION 
 
 MONDAY, TUESDAY AXD WEDNESDAY 
 FEBHUAKY 19, 20 A>T> 21, 1906 
 
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IJIIIE LATE SIR JOHN BOITRINOT added to his 
 political duties the earnest study of the history of his 
 native land. To this end he commenced gathering the 
 material at an early age, and continued consistently through 
 life, collecting early and rare books and pamphlets, con- 
 temporary accounts, where possible, and transcribing from 
 the Archives of Canada and Paris those documents re- 
 quired that he was unable to obtain by any other means. 
 More especially was his interest centred in the Wars with 
 the French which resulted in the English conquest of 
 Canada, and in the War of the American Revolution, and 
 its sequence, the War of 1813, the second great crisis in 
 C" .adian history. Other subjects were not, however, 
 neglected, books relating to the progress of Geographical 
 Discovery, the voyages of the Cabots, of Cartier, Columbus, 
 the earlier history of the Hudson's Bay Company, the early 
 histciy of the Selkirk settlement on the Red River and its 
 conflicts with the North- West Company, the manners and 
 customs of the Indians, the works of Hennepin, Charlevoix, 
 Denys, LeClercq, Creuxius, Sir William Vaughan's Golden 
 Fleece, Whitbourne's Discovery of Newfoundland, Thevet's 
 Franco Antarctique, and others equally noteworthy dealing 
 with special periods will be found in their various divisions 
 in the catalogue. Under the heading of maps and atlases 
 will be found what is believed to be the finest copy 
 known of the Atlantic Neptune— a book rarely met with 
 in any other state than badly imperfect— together with 
 some particularly choice selections of maps, and facsimiles 
 of the earliest-known charts both in manuscript and print. 
 With but few exceptions the library will be found in ex- 
 ceptionally good condition, many bearing the autograph of 
 its late owner. 
 
A RiSUMfe OF THE DIVISIONS. 
 
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 The American Kevoll-tion 21 to 72 
 
 • ArSTRALA8IA 81 " 97 
 
 The Cabots 184" 80i 
 
 Cape Breton 227 " 236 
 
 The Voyaoes of Cartier 238 " 245 
 
 The French and Indian War 436 " 470 
 
 The Hudson's Bay Company 606 " 624 
 
 The Indians 634 " 705 
 
 The Jesuits and the Jesuit Relations. . . 714 " 744 
 
 The Siege and Capture of Louisbourg . . 814 " 843 
 
 Manitoba 882 " 900 
 
 Maps and Atlases 901 " 931 
 
 Massachusetts 946 " 968 
 
 Newfoundland 1041 " 1073 
 
 The Norse Voyages to America 1085 " 1107 
 
 Nova Scotia lUO " 1178 
 
 Ontario 1178 " 1192 
 
 Prince Edward Island 1235 " 1245 
 
 Quebec 1252 " 1288 
 
 The Rebellions of 1837, 1869, and 1885.. 1299 " 1332 
 The Earl of Selkirk and the Red River 
 
 Settlement 1390 " 1403 
 
 The War of 1812 1505 " 1519 
 
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 Monday Evening, "7-30 
 Tuesday Afternoon, "3 " 
 
 Tuesday Evening, " 7.30 
 Wednesday AKernoon, " 3 
 
 Lots 
 
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 301- 600 
 
 601- 900 
 
 901-1230 
 
 1231-1576 
 
CATALOGUE 
 
 1. A DAM (G. M.) The Canadian Northwest: its Ilis- 
 ^^ tory and Troubles, from the days of the Fur- 
 trade, with the Narrative of the Three lusurrections. Por- 
 traits. Post 8vo, half roan (rubbed). Toronto, 1885 
 
 2. ADAMS (SIR F. O.) AND C. D. CUNNINGHAM- The 
 Swiss Confederation. Map. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1889 
 
 3. ADAMS (HENRY). A History of the United States, 
 1801-17. The first and second administration of Jefferson 
 and Madison. 9 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1800-91 
 
 4. ADLER (J. G.) Dictionar\- of the German and Eng- 
 lish Languages. Fourth edn., revised. Thick 8vo, half 
 morocco. N. Y. 1858 
 
 5. AKINS (THOS. B.) A Sketch of the Rise and Prog- 
 '^ ress of the Church of England in the British North Ameri- 
 can Provinces. 12mo, cloth, pp. 151. Halifax, N. S., 1849 
 
 6. ALASKA IN 1898. United States Geological Survey, 
 y 1898-99. C. D. Walcott, Director. (Mineral Resources, 
 
 Agriculture, Seasons, Game, etc., of Alaska.) Numerous 
 iUusts. and maps. Imp. 8vo, cloth. Wash. 190' 
 
 7. ALEXANDER (SIR J. E). L'Acadie; or. Seven Years 
 Explorations in British America. Maps and plates. 2 vols. 
 
 V post 8vo, half roan (water-stained on corner of three plates, 
 another plate slightly torn, but perfect). Lond. 1849 
 
 8. [ALMON (JOHN).] A Review of the Reign of George 
 the Second, in which a new light is thrown on the transac- 
 
 V tions, and the eflFeots of Ministerial influence are traced and 
 laid open. 8vo, half calf. Lond. 17t»2 
 
 The criticismH include the military operations in North Ainer. 
 ica uud the conduct of the British Government. 
 
 9. AMERICAN ACADEMY. Annals of the American 
 Academy of Political and Social Science, 1890-1900. Vols. 
 1 to 16. Bound in 14 vols. Thick ftvo, half calf. 
 
 Phil. 189U-1900 
 Numerous social, political and historical contributions hy 
 experts and noted authors. 
 
 10. May, 1901, July and Sept.. 1903 (2 copies of 
 
 each); and Jan. and Nov., 1901. (As a lot.) 
 
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 11. AMERICAN ANTIQUAEIAN SOCIETY. New- 
 Series. Vol. IX., Part 3, 1894; Vol. X., Parts I and 2; Vol. 
 XI., Part 1; Vol. XII., Parts 2 and 3; Vol. XIII., Parts 1 
 to 3; Vol. XIV., Parts 1 and 2, and Inde.\; Vol. XV., Part 
 1, 1902, illusts., eoniributions by Hoar, Hale, Nour8e,fJreen, 
 etc. 8vo. (13 pieces.) Worcester, JIass., 1895-1902 
 
 12. AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. Brown (G. W.) Balti- 
 more and the 19th April, 1881 : a Study of the War. Plan. 
 8vo, cloth. (Johns Hopkins Studies.) Bait. 1887 
 
 13. AMERICAN COMMONWEALTHS. Edited by 
 Horace Scudder. Virginia, by John Esten Cooke; New York, 
 by E. II. Roberts; Kentucky, by U. S. Chaler; Maryland, 
 by W. II. Brown ; and 10 others. Maps. 14 vols, crown 8vo, 
 "'"'h Bost. and N. Y. 1884-88 
 
 14. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Various 
 numbers from Vol. 21, No. 2 June .30, 1889, to 1901. Vols. 23 
 and 27 complete. Illiist. (25 pieces, as a lot.) N.Y.,v. d. 
 
 15. AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. Papers 
 of the Association, from its Commencement, Sept., 1884, to 
 Oct., 1891, 5 vols.; Annual Reports (with papers), 1K89 
 and 1891 to 1900. Together 19 vols Thick nvo, cloth (one 
 bound in half calf). N. Y., Lond. and Wash. 1881-1900 
 
 l". Duplicates of the above Reports, 1895 and 1896 
 
 (in 2 vols.). 3 vols, cloth. 
 
 17. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIOLOGY (The). 
 Various numbers from Vol. 1, No. 1, 1895, to Vol. 7, No 1 
 1901. (7 pieces.) 
 
 18. A.MERICAN LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Johns Hop- 
 kins University Studies, several bound in one volume, re- 
 lating to Local Government, inclnding Channing on Town 
 and County Government in the English Colonies of North 
 America. 1884; Davis on American Constitutions, 1885; 
 Wilhelm's Local Institutions of Maryland, 1885; Ingle's 
 Local Institutions of Virginia, 1885; Scott on the Proprietors 
 and the Founding of New Jersey, 1885; Maey's Institutional 
 Beginnings in a Western State, 1884; Ilosmer's Samuel 
 Adams, 1884; and others. 8vo, limp calf. 
 
 19. AMERICAN MEN OF LETTERS Edited by C. D. 
 V\arner; Poe, by Geo. R. Woodberry; Emerson, by O. W. 
 Holmes; Irving, by C. I). Warner; Webster, by II E. Scud- 
 der; Franklin, by J. B MacMaster; and 8 others. Par- 
 traU.i. 13 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Bost and N.Y. 1883-94 
 
 20. AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS. Some Account of 
 American Newspapers, particularly of the Eighteenth Cen- 
 tury. With extracts relatinj; to New Jersey. 4 vols .8vo, 
 cloth. (New Jersey Archives, Vols XL, XII., XIX. and 
 ^X) Paterson, N. J., 1894-98 
 
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 SI. ADAMS (JOHN) and LEONARD (DANIEL). Nov- 
 angluB, and Massachusettensis; or, Political Essays pub- 
 lished in the years 17T4 an<l 1775 ... the former by John 
 Adams, the latter by Jonathan Sewall (i. e., D. Leonard). 
 To which are added Letters by Wm. i'udor. 8vo, half 
 ""'f- Host. 1819 
 
 ii. BEACH (A. C.) The Centennial Celebration of the 
 
 htate of New York. Portraits on steel (George Clinton, 
 
 Philip Schuyler, Gen. Herkimer, etc.), and illiisls. on wood 
 
 of Rerolutivnanj localities, etc. Roy. 8vo,cloth. Albany,lB79 
 
 Includes aililresses on the Battles of Oriskanv Bcmis 
 
 Heights. Saratoga, the Massacre at Clierry Valley, etc. 
 
 as BOUCHER (JONATHAN). A View of the Causes 
 and Conseciuences of the American Revolution. In Thir- 
 teen Discourses, preached in North America 17i);)-1775. 
 With an Historical Preface. 8vo, original calf (rebacked). 
 Presentation copy from the author. Loud. 1797 
 
 U. CLINTON (SIR HENRY). Observations on Mr. 
 Stedman's History of the American War. Photographic 
 portrait. 4to, halt morocco. N. Y. : IJradstreet's Press, 1864 
 Only 50 copies privately reprinleil for F. S Hoffman, this 
 being No. 41, signed, from tlie rare original edition of 1794. 
 
 ia. COFFIN (V.) The Province of Quebec and the 
 early American Revolution : a Study in English- American 
 History, 1760-1770. Royal 8vo, half calf (502 pp.). Presen- 
 tation copy from the author. (BuUetia of the Univ. of 
 Wis.) Madison, 1896 
 
 26. CURWEN (SAMUEL). Journal and Letters of an 
 American in England from 1773 to 1783. Edited, with an 
 Appendix of Biographical Sketches, by G. A. Ward. 3 por- 
 traits. 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1864 
 
 27. DePEYSTER (J. WATTS). Life and Misfortunes 
 and the Military Career of Brig.-Gen. Sir John Johnson 
 (including his Indian Campaigns, 1770-1780; the Battle of 
 Oriskany, Ft. Stanwi.x, Fox Mills, etc.). 2 portraits and 
 map of Burgoijne's Campaign of 1777. Small 4to, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. : Privately printed, 1882 
 
 28. DUNCAN (MAJOR F.) History of the Royal Regi- 
 ment of Artillery (including Service in America during the 
 French and Indian War, the Revxjlutiouary War, at Water- 
 loo, etc.). 2 portraits. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1879 
 
 20. ETHIEH (M.) Narration authcntiquc de I'Exchange 
 
 des PriMonniers, fails aux Cedres, pendant la Guerre Ameri- 
 
 caine do 1775. (Transl. from the rare English edition of 
 
 1777.) 8vo, cloth. Montreal, 1873 
 
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 30. FANNING (DAVID). The Narrative of Col. David 
 Fanning (a Tory in the Revolution), giving an Account of 
 his Adventures in North Carolina, 1*75-1*8.3. Written by 
 Himself. With Introduction and Explanatory Notes. Royal 
 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. N. Y. : Sabin, I81I0 
 
 Only Tify copies reprinteil from the edition of Richnioml, 
 1H6I. 
 
 31. FLICK (A. C.) Loyalisni in New York during the 
 American Revolution. 8vo, half calf, gilt. 
 
 N. Y. : Columbia University Press, 1901 
 
 3J. GALLOWAY (.lOSEPH). The E.\amination of 
 
 Joseph Galloway .... before the House of Commons in a 
 
 Committee on the American Papers. With Explanatory 
 
 Notes. 8vo, half roan (blank margin of last leaf repaired). 
 
 Lond. 177!) 
 
 33. Examination of Joseph Galloway, Esq., by a 
 
 Committee of the House of Commons. A verbatim reprint 
 
 of the edition of 177!), with some additional Notes, bv 
 
 T. Balch. Royal 8vo, calf. Phil. 185'o 
 
 Only 2.50 copies printed for the Seventy-Six Society. 
 
 34. [ ] Reflections on the Rise and Progress of the 
 
 American Rebellion, 1780; An Account of the Rise and 
 Progress of the American War, extracted from a late 
 Author, 1780 ; An Extract of a Letter to the Right Honour- 
 able Lord Viscount H . . e on his Naval Conduct in the 
 American War, 1781; An Extract from a Reply to the Ob- 
 servations of Lieut. -Gen. Sir William Howe, on a Pamphlet 
 entitled. Letters to a Nobleman, 1781. Bound in one vol. 
 13mo, sheep. Lond.: J. Paramore, 1780-81 
 
 35. [ ] The Claim of the American Loyalists, Reviewed 
 
 and Maintained. 8vo, half roan (U6 pp.). Loud. 1788 
 
 3G. GORDON (W.) History of the Rise, Progress, and 
 Establishment of the Independence of the United States of 
 America; including an Account of the late War and of the 
 Thirteen Colonies, from their Origin to that Period. Folil- 
 ing maps and plans (including Plan of Boston, the Opera- 
 tions at Charlesto'.vn, Vorktown, New York, etc.). 4 vols. 
 Svo, calf. Lond. 1788 
 
 Scarce. Fine copy in the original calf binding. Tlie Huthor 
 resided in .\nierica from 1770 lo ltS6, and much of the work- 
 was written on the s|>ot. In addition to tlie valuable records 
 of which CongrPs-s allowed him the inspection, Washington, 
 Gates. Greene. Lincoln and Otho II. Williams, allowed him a 
 lilieral use of their pajjers. 
 
 37. GREEN (S. A.— Editor). Three Military Diaries; 
 Lieutenant Dudley Bradstreet at the Siege of Louisbourg, 
 1745-1746; Sergeant David Holden during the latter part 
 
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 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, 
 of the French and Indian War, Feb'y. ao to Nov. 39, HBO; 
 Auos Farnsworth durinjf the Revolutionary War, April 19, 
 1T7S to Nov. 17, 17T6. Edited, with IntroductionH and In- 
 dex. 8vo, cloth. Groton, Mass., 1901 
 
 38. HENRY {J. J.) An Accurate and Interesting Ac- 
 count of the Hardships i X Sufferings of that Band of 
 Heroes who Travefned thf Wilderness in the Campaign 
 against Quebec in 1775. 12nio, halt morocco, gilt top, 
 (with the slip of copyright entry pasted on verso of title, 
 last leaf repaired). Lancaster: W. Greer, 1818 
 
 _ The iwarce first edition. A perMinal narrative of ttie expedi- 
 tion written in a verygniphio manner, witli explanatory notes. 
 A memoir of Judge Henry by his dauKhter is prefixed. 
 
 39. [INGLI8 (REV. CHARLES).] Letters of Papinian: 
 in which the Conduct, present State, and Prospects of the 
 American Congress are examined. 8vo, half russia, pp. 86. 
 
 N. Y. printed; Lond. reprinted, 1779 
 Inglis was a loyalist, and during the Britisli i.'.cupation of 
 New Yorlc was made rector of Trinity Church. .Vfter the 
 peace he went to EngLind and was appointed the first Bishop 
 of Nova Scotia. One of his earlier pamphlets was bu."nt bv the 
 Sons of Liberty. 
 
 40. JOHNSTON (E. L.) Recollections of a Georgia 
 Loyalist, written in 1836. Portraits. Crown 8vo, cloth, 
 uncut. N. Y. 1901 
 
 41. JOHNSON (SIR JOHN). Orderly Book of Sir John 
 Johnson during the Oriskany Campaign of 177li-77, anno- 
 tated by W. L. Stone. Historical Introduction by J. Watts 
 de Peyster J and. Some Tracings from the Footprints of the 
 Tories or Loyalists in America by T. B. Jlyers. Mnp, por- 
 traits and facsimiles. Small 4to, cloth. (MunscU's His- 
 torical Series, No. 11.) Albany, 1883 
 
 43. JOHNSTON (H. P.) Observations on Judge Jones' 
 Loyalist History of the American Revolution. Royal 8vo, 
 '■loth. N. Y. 1880 
 
 43. JONES (C. H.) History of the Campaigns for the 
 Conquest of Canada in 1770. Portraits (if Gens. Sctiuijler, 
 H'ooster, Sullivan, Gates, Arnold, etc. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Phil. 1883 
 
 44. JONES (T.) History of New York during t"ie Revo- 
 lutionary War, and of the leading events in the other Colo- 
 nies at that period. Edited, with Contemporary Documents 
 and Notes, by E. F. de Lancey. Portraits on India paper, 
 views, reproductions of rare maps, etc. 3 vols, thick royal 
 8vo,cloth. (A. L.S. of E. F.de Lancey inserted.) N.Y.1879 
 
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 45. KII)r)EK(F.) Military <)|)eratioii8 in Eafttern Maine 
 and Nova Scotia diirinK the Kevolution, chiefly compiled 
 from the Journals and Letters of Col Joliu Allan, with 
 Notes and Memoir. Map. 8vn, cloth. Albany : Mun8eU,18(>7 
 
 ConipritwH ii narrutive of the services ami sufferings of a 
 comparatively little-known Hevoliitionarjiiero, who -Client seven 
 year« aniunK the MicniacM. Manu'lieetM. PuHHamaciuo.i(iv ami 
 Penohftcot Indians, and greatly influenced tbeir conduct durtniE 
 the War. 
 
 46. LAMH (R.) An Original and Authentic Journal of 
 Occurrences during the late American War, from its com- 
 luencement to the year 1783. 8vo, half calf. Dublin, 18n0 
 
 The author was a sergeant in the Royal Welsh Fuailiers (23d 
 Kegt.) and was captured at Saratoga with Burgoyne, but later 
 escaped to New Yurk; he was again taken prtMjner at York- 
 town, but again escajwd to New York. His narrative is one 
 of the most interesting of the war. After his reaching the 
 British lines on bis Hr»t escape he was received by Major 
 Andre, and further on he gives a lengthy account of An j 
 capture and execution. 
 
 47. LODGE (II. CABOT). The Story of the Kevohitinn 
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 48. LORIMEK (M. de). Mes Services pendant la Guerre 
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 49. LOSSING(BENSOX J.) Pictorial Field Book of the 
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 50. LOYALISTS. The Case and Claim of the American 
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 51. CLAI.MS OF THE LOYALISTS. Papers relating to 
 
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 with the Loyalists or their Agents.) .30 April, ISSl; also 
 Further Papers, ;)0 Apri' Itiai. Bound iu one vol., wrap- 
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 corrections. InlrtHluctioii and Notes by C. I. Hushnell. 
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 etc.), anil early vieius of Xew York, Boston, Quebec, etc. 
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 55. PAINE (THOMAS). Coiuin„n Sense, a<l(lres.se<l to 
 the Inhabitants of America, Newedn,, with additions, Phil. 
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 Strictures on a Pampllet entitled (.'ommon Seuse, by an 
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 one vol., 8vo, limp calf. 
 
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 necticut, at Simsburv, now East Granbv; its Insurrections 
 and Massa<'res, the Iiuprisonment o- the Toriesof the Revo- 
 lution, and the WorkiiiK of its .Mines. vlso some Account 
 of the State Prison at Wethersfleld. Purtr-its of rihbiirij. 
 view of Newgate, etc. Small 4to, cloth, »ue . . Albany, 18IJ0 
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 57. RAMSAY (DAVID). The History of the American 
 Revolution, liy David Ramsay, M. D., of South Carolina. 
 2 vols, in 1. 8vo, old calf (rubbed and stamp on title). 
 
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 58. RAYMOND (W. O.— Editor). Winslow Papers, 177li- 
 1826; edited, with Introduction arid Notes, o lyortrnitsand 
 11 plates from rare prints, etc. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. 
 (New Urunswick Hist. Soc'y.) St. .lohn, N. B., UMJI 
 
 5fl. READ (D. IJ.) Lite and Times of Gen. John Graves 
 Simeoe, with some Account of Major Andre and Capt. 
 Brant. Portraits and plates. Square 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto. I8'.10 
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 tlie Revolutionary War. and tlie first Governor of Canada. Witli 
 tile alM>ve is tiie proof of •\n article by J. ir. IIo<lgins. "Cjov- 
 ernor Simcoes Colonial Policy and its After Effects in Upper 
 Canada." (dated) Toronto 1899. 
 
 60. RYERSON (E.) The Loyalists of America and their 
 Times; from Iti'vO to 181(j. Second edn. Portrait. 3 vols. 
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 62. [SARGENT (WINTHROP).] The Loyalist Poetry 
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 gent and J. F. Fisher, with introductory preface by the lat- 
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 tions of a Partisan Corps called the Queen's Rangers, com- 
 manded by Lieut. -Col. J. G. Simcoe. Now first published, 
 with a .Memoirof the Author and other additions. 10 plans. 
 8vo, halt red morocco, gilt top, uncut. Scarce. N. Y. 1844 
 
 05. STEDILVN (C.) The History of the Origin, Progress, 
 and Termination of the American War. IS large maps and 
 plans, -i vols. 4to, half morocco. Lond. 1794 
 
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 Howe. Clinton, and Cornwallis. The fine scale maps were 
 drawn from the official surveys of the British engineers. 
 
 (iO. STONE (E. M.) The Invasion of Canada in 1775; 
 including the Journal of Capt. Simeon Thayer, describing 
 the Perils and Sulferings of the Army under Col. Benedict 
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 pendix. Portraits. Imp. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 with biogriiphical notes and historical introduclion.) 8vo, 
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 (.8. VAN SCUAACK (11. C.) Lite of Peter Van 
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 non, a Loyalist, banished from Newport in 1776; with 
 Notes by S. S. Rider. To which is added, The Vernon 
 Family and Arms, and the Genealogy of Richard Green of 
 Potowomut. (Rhode Island Hist. Tract, No. ID.) Small 
 4to, cloth. Providence, 1881 
 
 70. VERREAU (ABBfi). Invasion du Canada: Collec- 
 tion de Memoircs; recueillis et annotes, par M. I'Abbe Ver- 
 reau. 8vo, cloth. 240 pp. Montreal, 1873 
 
 _ CoDtaiDs, Three orifnnal Journals of the Invasion of Canada 
 in 1775. prepareil by Sanguinct, Badeaux, and Berthelot. and 
 edited with Notes. 
 
 71. VON EELKING (MAX). The German Allied Troops 
 in the North American War of Independence, 1778-1783; 
 transl. and edited by J. (». Rosengarten. Portrait of Knij- 
 phausen. Small 4to, boards. Albany: Miinsell, 1893 
 
 No. 19 of Munsell's Historical Series. Only a very limited 
 number of copies printed. 
 
 73. MONTGOMERY AND ARNOLD'S EXPEDITION 
 IN 1776, Quebec, 1887; Memorial toCapt. Cochrane, Brit- 
 ish Officer 1774-81, by M. Chamberlain, Cambridge, 1801; 
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 phen, N. B., 18!)3; Gen Barker and the Diary of Lieut. 
 Barker, Cambridge, 1808; and other pamphlets. (7 pieces ) 
 
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 C. Lodge; T. H. Benton, and Goiiverneur Morris, by Presi- 
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 Franklin, Lincoln, and Adams, by J. T. .Morse; and 17 
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 74. AMES' ALMANACK. Astronomical Diary, or, an 
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 leaves at end, but contains the whole of the calendar and 
 title). With poem on the capture of Louisbourg. Bost. 1740 
 
 7.5. ANI)ER.S0N (DR. W. .1.) The Life of Edward, 
 Duke of Kent, with some unpublished correspondence, 
 1701-1814. PoHl 8vo, cloth. Ottawa and Toronto, 1S70 
 
 76. ANDREWS (C. McLEAN). The Old English Manor. 
 A Study in English Economic History. 8vo, cloth. (Johns 
 Hopkins Studies,) Bnlt. IS93 
 
 77. ANSON (SIR WM. R.) The Law and Custom of the 
 Constitution. Part I., Parliament; Part IT , The Cnmn. 
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 79. ASHTON (JOHN). Social Life in [he" ReLTof 
 2"^" ^r"' ""'"" "■"'" "'•'«'■»" Sources. With SiTJs 
 from contemporary prints. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Loud ISsi 
 
 80. ATKINSON (T. W.) Travels in Upper and Lower 
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 and Chma. Map and illusts. R6yal 8vo, cloth. Lond 180O 
 
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 Bride 8VO, cloth. ■* Melbourue^898 
 
 83 EXPLORATION. Journal of the Horn Scientific 
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 85 FEOERATION. Official Record of the Debates of 
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 88, (JILL (TIIOS.) liibliographv of South Auslralia 
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 90. PARKES (SIR HENRY). Fragmentary Thoughts. 
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 j 91. PICTURESQUE ATLAS OF AUSTRALASIA, 
 
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 92. POETS. Australian Poets, 1788-1 88s, with Selec- 
 tions and brief >fote8. Edited by Douglas B. W. Sladcn. 
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 93- Gordon (Adaru Lindsay). Poems. Bush ]!al- 
 
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 cloth. Melbourne, 1892 
 
 94. Convict Once, and other Poems, by J. Brunton 
 
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 Dyson, Sjdney, 189«; Poems of Henry Clarence Kendall, 
 Melbourne, 1890; and others. 8 vols, crown 8vo, clolli 
 (some presentation copies). 
 
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 90. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF AUS- 
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 of each), maiis; Transactions of the Royal Soc. of Sonih 
 Australia (irith plate.s and map), issues for .lui'", 1893, and 
 June, 1890; Report of the 4th Jleeting of the Australasian 
 Assoc, for the Advancement of Science, held at Ilobart, 
 Tasmania, Jan'y, 189a, edited by A. Morton, »»i/«. etr. 
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 97. AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION, by Sir .John A 
 Cockburn; South Australia, by J. P Stow; While the Billy 
 Boils, by Henry Lawson;anil ;) others. Illust. vols, crown 
 Svo, cloth, etc. 
 
 98. "DACK (CAPT. G.) Narrative of the Arctic Land 
 -'-' Expedition to the Mouth of the (Jreat Fish River 
 
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 Lond. 18.10 
 
 99. BAILLAIRGE(CIIAS.) Nouveau DictionnaireFrnn-- 
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 (1T91-1841): Annales Politiiiues de Bas-Canada depuis la 
 Constitution jusqu'a ITuion. 8vo, half morocco (name 
 erased from title). Quebec, 18ii0 
 
 114. BEIIRING SEA FISHERIES. Correspondence, 
 1880-90. Documents of the Imperial Parliament Accom- 
 panied by a number of clippings (some mounted on folio 
 sheets), and copies of newspapers. Folio, paper, wants 
 binding, pp. 532. (MS. notes of Sir J. ISourinot.) 
 
 Lond. [18901 
 
 115. BELKNAP (JEREMY). The History of New Hamp- 
 shire. Vols, I. and II. first edns. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. 
 (Lacks map ) Autograph of William Tudor at end of llrst 
 vol. Phil. 1784; Bost. 1791 
 
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 117. BELMONT (ABBIS DE) Ilistoire du Can.ida (IWS- 
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 Paris. (Trans. Quebec IILst. Soo'y.) 8vo, cloth (50 pp ). 
 
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 118. BENGOITGH (J. W.) A Caricature History of 
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 trated by Cartoons from " Grip " and other sources. Intro- 
 duction bv Principal Grant. 3 vols. 4to, half roan. 
 
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 119. liENTHAM (JEREMY). A Fragment on Govern- 
 ment; edited, with lutroductioli, by F. ('. Montague. 8vo, 
 roxburghe binding, uncut. 0.\-ford. : Clarendon Press, 1801 
 
 120. BtS"AKI) (COL. NICHOLAS) AND I.DDOWICIv 
 (LIEUT. -COL. CHARLES). Journal of the Late Actions 
 of the French • '- Canada; with the Manner of their being 
 Repulsed by lis E.\cellency Benjamin Fletcher, their 
 .Majesties Governour of Now York. Verbatim Reprint 
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 Canada [by J. C. ifaniilton]; Surveyor- G«*neral Holland 
 [by ScaddiuKJ ; Uu Soldat do Front enac [by Abbe 
 GosSelin]; Pierre Boucher et sou Livre [by B. S. Suite]; 
 etc. 13 pamphlets, 8vo, etc., cloth (mainly Transactions 
 of the Royal Society). 
 
 133. BISSELIL'S (JOAXNIS). ArKouaulicon American- 
 orum, sive Ilistoria? Periculorum, Petri de Victoria, ac 
 Sociorum Ejus. Kngraved title by Wolfyang Kilian, and 
 map. ISmo, tinely bound in dark blue morocco, gilt, by 
 Larkin (engraved title and map very sliKhtly cut into by 
 binder). Monachi [Munich], l(i47 
 
 Account of the voyiijires anil i)eriIous exjjeriences of Pedro 
 (louvea de Vu-tor, who. according to the niirriitive, went to 
 Central America and <lo«'n to Peru before any of the explctrers 
 to whom the credit of the discovery of the Paciric has been 
 Kiven. It was probably made up from the exi^tin^ narratlveH 
 of explorers, and ascribed to I eter Victor. References are 
 made to Columbus. Balboa, and other travellent, and short 
 descriptions and mentions of New France, California, etc. 
 
 134. BLACKMAR (F. W.) Spanish Institutions of the 
 South-West. IllusL 8vo, cloth. (Johns Hopkins Studies.) 
 
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 Presidios and Presidial towns; the S[»ini8h (H'cu|»atioii of 
 
 Arizona. New Mexico, and Texas; Sm^ial Condition of the 
 
 Indians; etc. 
 
 135. HLATKIE'S MODERN CYCLOPAEDIA OF UNI- 
 VERSAL INFORMATION. Edited by C. Anuaudale. 
 Maps and numerous illusts. 8 vols. po8t Hvo, half morocco. 
 
 Toronto and Edinburgh, 188!t-!)0 
 
 136. BLAINE (JAMES G.) Twenty Years of Congress. 
 Ports. 2 vols, royal Svo, morocco. Norwich, Conn., 1884-8(i 
 
 137. Biography of James G. Blaine, by Gail Hamil- 
 ton. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy. 
 
 Norwich, Conn., 18ii.5 
 
 138. BLAKE (E. V.) Arctic Experiences. Containing 
 Capt. Tyson's Wonderful Drift on the Ice Floe; a History 
 of the Polaris Expedition, etc. With a general Arctic Chron- 
 ology. lUusi. Hvo, cloth, N. Y. 1874 
 
 139. [BLOME (RICHARD).] LV.\iiicrique Angloise, ou 
 Description des Isles et Terres du Roi d'Angleterre (bins 
 rAmerique. Avoc de nouvelles Cartes de chaqne Isle et 
 Terres. Traduit de I'Anglois. 7 j/k(/js (Jamaica, Barbadocs, 
 Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and New Jei-sey, the v / 
 Bermudas, Carolina, New England and New York, Canada, \/ 
 Newluundland, etc.). I'^mo, original calf, gilt back Fine 
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 copious dest^riptions of the Indians in each country. The umps 
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 140. BOUNGBROKE (IIENKY ST. JOHN, VISCOUNT).] 
 Rem»rks on tUe History of England. 8vo, half ealf, name 
 on 'itle- Lond.: Cadell, n. d [va. 1740] 
 
 141. [BOLLAN(WILLIAil).] The Ancient Right of llie 
 Enj;li8h Nation to the American Fishery, and its various 
 diiuiuulions examined and stated. With a mapofihe lands, 
 islands, gulphs. oeas, and fishing banks comprising the 
 whole. 4to, half ealf. Lond. 1704 
 
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 discoveries. Scarce. 
 
 142. BONNYCASTLE(SmR. 11.) The Canadas ,n 1841. 
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 144. Canada: as it Was, Is and May Be; with an 
 
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 Maps, 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1852 
 
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 146. [BOUCHER (PIERRE).] Ilistoire Veritable ci 
 Naturelle des Mo'urs et Productions dn Pays de la Nou- 
 velle France vulgaireinent dite le Canada. 16mo, original 
 leather. Paris: F. Lambert, 1664 
 
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 damaged, as may be expected from the 2.% years it has existec* 
 but It is excetitional to meet with it in anything like so goiir'. a 
 I'ondition. The author was one of the earliest settlers in Canada, 
 pissibly goingout with Cliamplain, and was Oovernor of T.ois- 
 Riviiires. The object ot this book was to interest the Court of 
 France m the new colony, and show their needs; to this end he 
 contrasts the state of the country with the neighboring English 
 colonies, which he states are very successful and prosiierous 
 while the French are neglected and not prospering, although 
 they have the same advantages. He describes the country in 
 much detail, and gives lengthy accounts ot the Indian tribes 
 
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 U(i, BOUCIIETTE (JOSEPH), A Topographical Descrip- 
 tion of the Province of Lower Canada, Remarks upon Upper 
 Canada, and their relative connection with the United 
 Slates of America. Portrait, views, jilans of harbors, 
 battles, etc. Thick 8vo, half ealf. Lond. 1816 
 
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 maps, N. V. 1885; The Landfall of Cnbot, by J. P. llowlcy . 
 (Geog. Soc'y of Quebec), 2 facsimile maps, 1889; Cabot's 
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 oipe melon. AV ,th some Acconnt of the Discoverv and 
 
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 Front, and large map (torn), ami plan. 8vo, half roan. 
 
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 caff Another copy (lacks the large map) 8vo, half 
 
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 230. CAPE liltKTON MIS.SION. A Brief Sketch of the 
 Cape Breton Mission. With a Notice ..f the la e Mrs 
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 that Island to the Province of Nova Scotia, pp. 2(i. Folio 
 '"'"''^'''f n. p.,n.d. [1:%] 
 
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 DESCRIPTION (A) of the Island of Cape Breton in 
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 Island of Cape Breton; elc. Bound in oue volume. 8vo 
 limp calf. 18Sl-il.5 
 
 23(i PRKNTIES {S, W.) Narrative of a Shipwreck on 
 the Island of Cape Brelon in a Voyage from Quebec, l'8lj 
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 Breton. After siifferinR severe privations witli !iis conuMin- 
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 Paris: Tross, 1803 
 
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 meniM V ""'"^?'■ ''■ "''•■'*> Jacques Cartior. Doci- 
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 241. JIICIIELANT (II.) ET RAMK (A.) Relation Origi- 
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 nalt morocco. Paris- Tross IKir 
 
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 (hoe. Litt. et Ilistorique do Quebec.) Quebec, 1843 
 
 245 WIKSOR (JUS . .N). The Anticipations of C'artier's 
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 240 CARTCGKAPIIV. Catalogue des Documents (Joo- 
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 24T. CARTWKIGIIT (GEORGE). A Journal of Trans- 
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 Years on the Coast of Labrador, eontainins Many Interest- 
 iiiK Particulars both of the Country and its Inhabitants not 
 hitherto kuown. Portrait of the aut'ior and S large folding 
 mapa, including one of Newfoundland. 3 vols. 4to, old calf, 
 *''"• Newark, 1T02 
 
 Agrapliioaccountof the country in the form of a diary with 
 full notices of the natural history of Laliroilor and incidental 
 sketches of the Indians. In his last voyage to England he was 
 accompanied from Newfoundland by Oen. Benedict Arnold 
 and he accuses Arnold of stealing his wine from him secretly 
 durmg tlm voyage, and selling it to the sailors for water for 
 his own use, they Ijeing short of that article. 
 
 248. CARVER (JONATHAN). Travels through tlie In- 
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 1768. Large folding map and S plates. 8vo, old calf (con- 
 tains bookplate of Edward Place, in the style of Bewick 
 and his autograph on title; also autograph of Johu Evans 
 on first leaf). Dublin, 1779 
 
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 •U9. CASGRAIN (ABB15 11. R.) Ilistoire de la JI6re 
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 toire Religieuse deb Premiers Temps de eette Colonic. Por- 
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 2,50. The Witch: a Canadian Legend. Transl. from 
 
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 ■«!. CASGRAIN (P.-B.) Letellier de Saint-Just et son 
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 353. La Vio do .los. F. Perrault, surnommc le I'ere 
 
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 "■'""'• Quebec, ISnS 
 
 2.i;i. Memorial des Families Casgrain, Bay et Per- 
 
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 (Jucbec, 1S!I8-'.I9 
 
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 half ealf. ' 
 
 25U. Auction Sale Catalogues, ineludinKsonieof the 
 
 Andei-son Aucliou Co., Dufosse's Sale Catalogue of Book.s 
 on America, Africa, etc. 21 pieces, various siises, bound in 
 one vol, 8vo, cloth. 
 
 ^*~-. Booksellers' and Auction CalalogueH of Ameri- 
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 quaint and interesting catalogues of Chas. L. Woodwaril 
 and many others, (i vols, svo and thick 8vo, half calf. ' 
 
 258. Another lot. o vols, thick Svo, half calf. 
 
 „ :""■ Another lot, mainly booksellers', indudin'' 
 
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 200. Another lot, mainly booksellers', including 
 
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 half morocco. Brooklvii, ISSl 
 
 T^"'";^' ~:r", .<-''"»l»S:''e of the Historical Library of Andrew 
 Dickson W hue, flret Presid.nt of Cornell. Part II The 
 French Revolntion. 4to, cl. Ithaca, N.Y. : Uuiv.PreBs,1804 
 
 1 o?M ■*;, ; -Nineteen various Catalogues issued by Quar'itch, 
 
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 Svo, cloth and half calf. 
 
 2(U!. Subject Catalogue of Reference Books in the 
 
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 2l)r CAUCIION (.1.) L'Union des Provinces de TAme- 
 rniuc Britanniiiue du Noru. Svo, half calf, (inebec, IS113 
 
 , Jli^-A'P'^^'** "'■■ '-^^-'^^UA. Receiisement du Ca'nada, 
 1870- ri, 4 vols. 1 iS80-81, -.i vols. ; IrfMO-nl, 4 vols. Togethe; 
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 2611 CENTURY DICTIONARY AND CYCLOP KDIA 
 An Enc.vclopa-dic Lexicon of the Engli.sh Language. Edited 
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 Fmecopij Paris: Imprimerie Royale, 1753 
 
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 •^71. CHALMERS (GEORGE). Political Annals of the 
 
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 273. • Collection of Treaties between Great Britain 
 
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 273. CIIAMIiERLAIX (MELLEX). John Adams, the 
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 •''*■ A Catalogue of Canadian Birds, with Notes on 
 
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 273 CHAMBERS (E. T. I),) The Ouananiche and its 
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 270. CHAMBERS' JOURNAL of Popular Liiorature 
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 279. Delnyant (L.) Notice sur Samuel Champlain, 
 
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 , .^*'"' TT "'"■'ne i^- E.) Le Tombeau de Champlain. 
 12ino, cloth. (Juebec, 1S80 
 
 '^SI. Les Fetes de Champlain ;V Quebec (I.cCourricr 
 
 du Livre, Vol, 3, Nos. 28-29), September, 18U8. /«,«(. 
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 2'.J. CHARLEVOIX (PIERRE FRANC. XAV »E) 
 
 oa^f im ^^""""'l"" SPl'H'utriouale. i vol,. 4Io, original 
 
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 hfclud. 1, , ft'"" '.""'^ ■'"" "■ ^'^ Orleans 2« ma|« are 
 
 included, comprising I^.uisiana. Acadia, Newfoundlanil Hu.l 
 
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 rela i^^'to r?.rr""",' r"^ '.» ""■■ l'f-l""in'»y "* "f Ixok, 
 relating to Lanada anil Uiuisiana, »- t i critical remarks on 
 them. i„Hu.:mg Creiixius. U Clerc,,. Dcnvs Jonntre 
 Ilerreni. Kuniiisio. Cartier, CI iplain! etc.. rtc. """"'""'""'• 
 
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 editor. Ihetirst translation of Cliarlevoix 
 
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 le Mar.liMs ,le Chastellu.x dans PAiiKTiiiae Seplentrionale 
 .lanslesaniieeH :80 ItSlet i:82. Map and pU.. -i yZ 
 8\o, oi-iKnial calf. Fine mp,/. ' p,i,.ia, nsij 
 
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 Roman de JliMur, Cana.licnnes. 8vo, half roan. 
 
 .Montreal, 1833 
 t„r- '"•'RlKf'fA.) nictionnaire Ilistoiiqne dea Iristi- 
 
 iC^;alf™[r' ''"""•"™ "" '" ''™"- '""^.hJ^™^ 
 
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 stamp, on titles). .Montreal, 1848-55 
 
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 am. CLEMENT (W. H. p.) The L«w of the CanadUn 
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 SM. COUB (S. n.) The Story of the Palatines: an Epi- 
 sode in Colonial History. Post 8vo, cloth. X. Y. 18!ir 
 
 393. COKE (MEUT. E. T.) A Subaltern's Furlough in 
 various parts of the I'nited States, I'pper and Lower Can- 
 ada, New Itrunswick and Nova Scotia. Map, favsimilf and 
 IJ plates from drawings hrj the anihor (including Qnebec, 
 Niagara, etc.) 8vo, cloth (binding broken). Lond. 183:i 
 
 294. COLONIAL OFFICE LIST. Historical and Stat- 
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 Britain, services of ofBoera, etc. With maps. For the years 
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 •495. COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACIIl'SETTS. 
 
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 COLUMBUS. 
 
 290 ADAMS (II. B.) AND WOOD (II.) Columbi-i aud 
 his Discovery of America (Johns Hopkins Studies, Bait. 
 1892); bound with it is C. R. Markhftm on Columbus, irdh 
 portrait and maps (from Proceedings of the R. O. S.). 8vo, 
 half calf. 189^ 
 
 29T. t;URTIS (\VM. E.) The Authentic Lettera of Co- 
 lumbus. Facsimiles. Svo, cloth. (Field Col. Museum 
 Publication, No. 2.) Chicago, 1893 
 
 298. ELTON (C, I.) The Career of Columbus. Map. 
 Svo, cloth. Lond. 1892 
 
 299. HARRISSE (HENRY). Christophe Colomb, .son 
 Origine, sa Vie, ses Voyages, sa Famille, et sea Descend- 
 ants: d'apres des Documents inedits tires des Archives de 
 Genes, de Savone, de Seville et de Madrid. Illumi 'uted 
 fronts, of the arms of Columbus, and another plate. 2 vols, 
 royal Svo, half morocco. Paris, 1S84 
 
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 300. Christophe Colomb devant I'llistoire. Royal 
 
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 4 vols. 8vo. calf, (jill backs. Lotid. IS-.'S 
 
 30-!. I.OI.IJS (CESARE I)E). Si'ritti ili frisloforo 
 Colombo Pubblicati o<l Illiistrati. 4 vols, thick folio, finely 
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 joints. Fine rupij. Rotiio, 18!i-.>-'.i4 
 
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 was issued at tiie exiiense of tlie Italian (Government, in con- 
 nection witii the Cohinilius Exposition of IH93. It rontiins 
 photOKl;aphic facsimiles of every known writing anil fragment 
 of writinKbythe famous Admiral, a re])rint of Ins letters de- 
 scribing his voyage's witli elucidatory illui-trations. and tran- 
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 303. LORGrES (COMTE R. DE). Christoplie C'olornb. 
 PriifuseUj illml. with pirhrial Ijurder.i to etmj paye, rnlonil 
 plates, maps, portrails ami views. Imp. 8vo, full morocco 
 gilt, gilt edges. I'„ris, 18T0 
 
 304. -MADRID COI.rMP.IAN EXPOSITIOX. The Ue- 
 
 ports of the Historical Cominission at the Columbian C - 
 
 memoration, -Madrid, lS'.n. Xiinicroiis illusls. 10 pamphlets 
 bound ill one vol. Royal 8vo, half calf. Wa.sli. 1S95 
 
 305. MAJOR (R. II.— Editor). Select Letters of Chris- 
 topher Columbus, with other original documents, relating 
 to his Four Voyages to the New World. Traiisl. and edited 
 with Iiitruduetion and Notes. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Loud. : Hakluyt Society, 184T 
 
 3011. MARKHAM (C. R.) Life of Christopher Columbus. 
 
 Portraits, fnrsimile iiiajis and other illiists. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. ISM 
 
 30T. The Journal of Christopher Cohimbus (during 
 
 his First Voyage, 149•^-'.)3), and Documents relating to 
 John Cabot and (Jaspar Corte Real. Traiisl., with Notes 
 and Introduction, by C. R. Markham. Facsimile /naps. 
 8vo, cloth. Lond.: Hakluyt Society, 1893 
 
 308, WINSOR (JfSTIN). Christopher Columbu.s, and 
 how he Received and Imparted the Spirit of Discovery. 
 With reproductions of old portraits, maps, eiews, etc. Thick 
 post 8vo, cloth. (Antograph of the author inserted.) 
 
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 30!l. COLUMlirs. Spmimh Letter of C'nlumlms In I.llis 
 lie Sunt' AllKel . . . ililteil 15 February, 141i:i. Pholiu/nlliliir 
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 375. DUGAS (AiUJE G.) Un VoyaKcur des Pavs den 
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 376. DUGAS (L'ABBfi). Legendes du Nord-ouest. 
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 380. "pARLY CANADIAN NEWSPAPER. The York 
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 381. EARLY VOYAGERS^ Lalio-tan, bv E. Roy; 
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 (Juebec, 1640 
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 . 384. EDEN (RICHARD). The First Three English 
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 Peter Martyr, Sel)a»lian .Munster. and Sebastian Cabot, 
 with extracls from the works of other Spanish, Italian, and 
 German writers of the time. Edited by Richard Arber. 
 4to, cloth. Birmingham (England;, 1885 
 
 3S.5. EDGAR (HON. .1. D.) Canada and its Capital;" 
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 Imil uml iilates. 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1898- 
 
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 380. EGGLESTON (EDWARD). The Beginners of a 
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 387. EGYPT EXPLORATION FUND. Tanis, Part I. 
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 388. Beni Hasan; edited (with Translations, Intro- 
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 389. ELGIN'S GOVERNORSHIP (LORD). Etat et 
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 Qeneral du Canada, etc. 8vo, full morocco. Quebec, 1856 
 
 390. Letters and Journals of Lord Elgiu, edited by 
 
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 Lond. 1873 
 
 391. ELGIN COUNTY. Historical Sketches of the 
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 392. [ELLIOT (T. F.)] The Canadian Controversy; its 
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 Lond. 1838 
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 (bng.), and also Secretary to Lord GosforJ, Oovernor-General 
 of Canada. He inquires Into the question of Constitutional 
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 393. ENCYCLOPEDIA liKITANNICA. A Dictionary 
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 395. ENTICK (J.) General History of the Late War. 
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 ton, Amherst, Lord Howe, Sir Wm. Johnson, George II Will- 
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 390. ESCOTT (T. II. S.) England; its People, Polity, 
 
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 397. ESTANCELIN (L ) Recherches sur les Voyages et 
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 398, TfAHRE (HECTOR). CiToniiiues. (Lectures on 
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 399. [FAILLON (L'ABBfi).] Ilistoire de la Colonie 
 transaise en Canada. Maps and plans. 3 vols imp. 8vo, 
 half calf. Villeniarie [Paris]. 18(i5-«(i 
 
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 history for the perloii up to 167.5. Tlie author wrote many 
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 401. FERNOW (BERTIIOLD). The Middle Colonies. 
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 History.) Reproductions of rare plans, autographs, etc. 
 Royal 8vo, half calf, pp. 189-258. 
 
 404. FfiTES LATINES INTERNATIONALES. .leu.v 
 
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 403. FIDLER (ISAAC). Observations on Professions, 
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 and Canada in 1832. (Descriptions of Life in New York, 
 Boston, etc.) Post 8vo, original cloth. N. Y. Is32 
 
 404. FIELD OF MARS (THE). An Alphabetical Diges- 
 tion of the Principal Naval and Mililaiy Engageriients in 
 Europe, Asia, Africa and America, particularly of Great 
 Britain and her Allies. About 00 full-paqe plahs of bailie 
 scenes, maps and plans. 2 vols. 4to, old calf (.joints cracked). 
 
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 and some marginal notes. (Presentation copy.) Paris, 18,TO 
 
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 406. FISKE (JOHN). 
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 American Political Ideas. First 
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 1789. First edn. Post 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1888 
 
 408. The Beginnings of New England; or, The 
 
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 ^09. Civil Government in the United States. First 
 
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 410. FLAGS. The Story of the Union Jack. How it 
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 417. [FLEMING (JOHN).] Polilical Annals of Lower 
 
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 History of that Province, etc. By a British Settler. 8vo, 
 
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 the Jesuit priests to excite sympatiiy and contributions to their 
 
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 419. An Appeal to the Canadian Institute on the 
 
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 420. FOLK-LORE, Etc. A Volume of Pamphlets con- 
 taining: L'Orpliee Americain, par le Comtc de Charoncy," 
 Caen, 1893; Les Naissances Miraeuleuses d'apris la Tradi- 
 tion Americaino, by the Same, Is'j-i; Hale's The Fall of 
 Hochelatta. a study of Popular Tradition, 1894; Parry's 
 The Sacred Symbols of Aboriginal America; and various 
 other excerpts from [he GeographiAtl Society's Journals, 
 etc. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 421. FORD (PAUL LEICESTER). Pamphlets on the 
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 422. Check List of Bibliographies, Catalogues, Ref- 
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 and Subjects. 4to, half morocco, a very limited issue, 
 printed on one side of the leaf in half columns, pp. 04 (last 
 leaf crudely repaired). Brooklyn: Privately printed, 1889 
 
 423. Essays on the Constitution of the United 
 
 States, published during its discussion by the People, 
 1787-88; edited (with Bibliography, Index, etc.). Royal 
 8vo, half morocco, gilt top, uncut. Limited issue. 
 
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 424. FORESTRY. United States (Seological Survey, 
 1897-99. Chas. D. Walcott, Director. Forest Reserves. 
 lllusl. 2 vols , with 2 e,vtra portfolios of nmps. 4 vols, 
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 425. FORSTER (J. R.) History of the Voyages and 
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 426. FRANKLIN (BEN.IAMIN). Political, .Miscella- 
 neous and Philosophical Pieces. Portrait and plules. Post 
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 trait). Lond. 1779 
 
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 IAM).] Observations on tlio late auil present Conduct of 
 the Kreiifh, with Regard to tlieir Encroacliinents upon the 
 liritish Colonies in North Ameriea. Togetlier with Remarks 
 on the Importance of these Colonies to Great liritain. To 
 which is added, wrote by another Hand, Observations con- 
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 etc. 8vo, limp morocco, original marbled wrappers bound 
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 428. ERASER (JOHN). Canadian Pen-and-ink Sketches. 
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 **". Historic Canadian Ground. The La Salle 
 
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 430. FREEMAN (E. A.) Comparative Polities: Six Lec- 
 tures before the Royal Institution. With the Unity of His- 
 tory, a Lecture before the University of Cambridge. Svo, 
 original cloth. Lond. 1873 
 
 First edition. Scarce. 
 
 ■'SI, The Historical Geography of Europe, with the 
 
 volume of maps. 2 vols. Svo, cloth. Lond. 1881 
 
 ■IS'^- Lectures to American Audiences. I. The Eng- 
 lish People in its Three Homes; II. The Practical Hearings 
 of General European History. Post Svo, cloth, uncut. 
 
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 •*''3- The Growth of the English Constitution. Post 
 
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 ■'•''I- William the Conqueror. First edn. Post 
 
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 433. — The House of Lords and other Upper Houses, 
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 House of Lords, by E. A. Freeman; Against Reformed 
 Upper Houses, by Sir Charles Dilke; etc.). Royal Svo, 
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 ANNUAL REGISTER (Tiiu) for the years 17S3- 
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 436, 
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 437. [BASTIDE (JKAN FUANVOIS).] MiMiioire Ilisto- 
 nqiie 8iir la noKOciat ion do la France ef Ae I'Anjfletcrre, 
 lU'puis 1p ■•« Jtars 1701, jusqii'an 31) Septcmbrp do la niemc 
 annee, avec los Pieces justiHeatives; al»o, in the same 
 volume, Testament Politique du Mariclial, Due de Belle- 
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 Canada was ceded to EiiKhind. 
 
 438. BATH (\VILI,IA.M PULTENKY, EAHL OF). A 
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 Peace, and on the Terms necessary to be insisted upon in 
 the NeKociation. Second edn., pp. 511; also, in the same 
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 439. BEAUMONT (« DU BOSCQ DE). L..8 Dcrniera 
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 moires e.\trait8 du portefeuillo do M. Le Courtois de Surla- 
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 440. BEAURAIN (.1. DE). Guerre de 1755 A 17113. Large 
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 441. BRITANNLV TRIUMPHANT. An Account of the 
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 Earliest Times d, wn to the Conclusion of the late War 
 Vortraita of Sir W. Raleijh, Commodore Ilou-e, Sir E. Hos- 
 cttu-en. Sir Francis Drake, Sir E. Ilau-ke, and the Duke of 
 Cumberland, f^vo, old calf. Lond. 1707 
 
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 44S. [HURKE (WILLIAM),] Remarks on the Letter 
 addressed 'n Two Great Men. In a loiter to the author of 
 that piece, fvo, half nioroceo, pp. 3S. Lond. I7oo 
 
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 444. COMPLETE (A) History of the Present War, from 
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 445. CONDUITE (LA) des Franc/ois par rapport a la 
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 44C. CONTEMPORARY ACCOUNTS. E.xccrpt8 from 
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 447. DOUtillTY (A.) The Siege „t Quebec, and The 
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 448. IlLSTORICAL MEMORIAL ,i|- the Negotiation of 
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 back. Rare. Lond. 17iil 
 
 449. HOWARD (MIDDLETON), The Conciuest of Que- 
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 4.50. [KERALLAIN (RENfi DE).] La .leunesse de Bou- 
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 451. KNOX (CAPT. JOHN). An Historical Journal of 
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 .Tefferij Amherst and Gen. Woolfe (sic), and a fine map bi/ 
 Thos. Kitchtn. 2 vols. 4to, original halt calf. Lond. 176!) 
 I'ine copy of a very valuable collection of material. Of real 
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 diary of the weather, etc. A scarce book, and in perfect con- 
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 00: 112) iaiile Aiial/tiqiw. ' ' ■ "■ 
 
 453. [UVINGSTON ((JOVEKXOK WILIJAM) 1 A Re- 
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 Commencement of the French Hostilities. . . t.) theSurri'n" 
 der of Oswetro, on the 14th AuRust, ITflii. wuh varion. 
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 ■ ^v-''- u^''"'''^ (THOMAS). The History of Ihe l.ate War 
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 grave (Phipps), and contains his bookplate. 
 
 450. MANUSCRIPT. Transcript in French, very legibly 
 written, on b'ld pages of foolscap paper, being an exact copy 
 of the Documents in the *' Archives des Colonies," Paris, 
 relating to the Siege and Capitulation of Louis bourg in \ 758, 
 and eontprising a detailed Journal of the Siege and Capture 
 of Louisbourg, the Articles of Capitulation, Correspondence 
 between the Commanders on both sides, Despatches, etc. 
 Preserved in folio cloth slip-case lettered "Louisbourg 
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 457. MANUSCRIPTS relating to the Early History of 
 Canada. Fourth Series (comprising four contemporary 
 ManuscriptH, 1759-75, edited under the auspices of the Que- 
 bec Historical Society). 8vo, cloth. Quebec, 1875 
 
 458. MEMOIRS of the Principal Transactions of the Last 
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 etc., Lond. 1757; also hound with t^. Things As They Are, 
 2Parts, Lond. 1758-61. 8vo, original half calf. Lond. 1757-61 
 
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 450. M£M0IRES sur le Canada, depuis 1749 jusqu*& 
 1760. Avec cartes et plans lithographies. Public sous la 
 Direction de la Society Litt^raire et Ilistorique de Quebec. 
 The Scarce Original Issue. 8vo, half calf (title water- 
 stained). Quebec: T. Gary, 183B 
 
 The title of the nianusciript is "Memolres du 3 ~ de 
 
 C contenant I'Histoire du Canada durant la Ouerre et 
 
 ■ouK le Gouvernement Angloia, " apparently written by a French 
 resident or officer in Canada. It muHt have been usea by Smith 
 in his History of Canada, as quotations occur in that book that 
 are word for word to be found in this manuscript. 
 
 460. MfiMOIRESsurld Canada depuis 1749 jusqu'A 1760. 
 13 maps ami milUary plans. 8vo, cloth. (Reprint of the 
 preceding.) Quebec, 1873 
 
 461. Another copy. 
 
 46-^. [MITCHELL (DK. JOHN).] The Contest in Amer- 
 ica between Great Britain and France, with its Conse- 
 quences and Importance; giving an Account of the Views 
 and Designs of tlie French, etc. Uy An Impartial Hand. 
 8vo, half calf. Lond. 1767 
 
 IW iJr. John Mitchell of Virginia, friend and correspondent 
 of Franklin, and botanist. He was also tlitt author of the 
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 America wliiuh was used by the commixsionert} of both coun- 
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 403. [PICIION (T.)] Genuine Letters and Memorials 
 relating ,0 the Natural, Civil and Commer^ral msZy of 
 the Islands of Cape Breton and Saint John, from he Fir^t 
 Settlemeu there to the taking of Louisbourg in 1758 Bv 
 J^™ SlT '^'*''"'""'*"- «™- ^'""'■» ('»P P-tion of tm^ 
 
 464 RELAC'AM DO COMBATE, Que entre si tiverSo 
 
 Longfellow liaa commemorated in Evangeline."^ * ^' 
 
 4(15. SMITH (C. C.) English arfd French in North 
 
 nf-=^«^eJ!^^T^e^r1^^e:-T 
 eluding " Memoirs of the Siege of Quebec from tTeJounai 
 of a French Offlcer," etc. Illusl with i«rtvaih„faen 
 Amherst, S,dney OMphin, the Mnr./ui. Z VLrion 
 
 and other dlush. 8vo, original calf. Lond. ITai 
 
 467. [\VKIGHT(J.)J A Complete History of the Late 
 
 War; or. Annual Register of its Rise, Progreiiand I.\„„i. 
 
 etc. The Si..th edn, Post 8vo, half 'moroc'r ^ *■""""• 
 
 „ . , Bublin: .1. E.vsh«w, 1774 
 
 Th?^\ru"..r„1, s::'r,rir;^';»f,i™r[,r "ri" '^■°•'"- 
 
 Wulte, Sir Edward H.wke.'wi " n Htt etc ■ n^Z'^'t v""",' 
 America, plan of Louisbourg, pEn of Ilatana T hT,"' 
 
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 468. WRIGHT (R.) Life of Major-GeucralJames Wolte, 
 founded ou Origiual DocunnMitB Portrait. »vo, half calf 
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 409 Sir Wm. Pepperrell, by K. P. Wheeler [1887] ; 
 
 Expedition of 1746. by the same, Phil. 180S; French War 
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 bridge, 1888; etc. Many tcltli folding maps, etc. ti pam- 
 phlets, 8vo, cloth. 
 
 470 Diary of Lieut. Bradstreet during the Siege of 
 
 Louisburg, edited by S. A. Green, Cambridge, 18'.iT ; J[SS. 
 relating to the Early History of Canada (Captureof Quebec, 
 lieut. Kraser's Journal, 175!)), Quebec, 1808; Lieut. Fraser s 
 Journal of the Siege of liuebec, 1759; and other pamphlets. 
 (8 pieces.) 
 
 471 FRENCH CANADIAN LITERATURE. Gagnou 
 (Ernest). Chansons Populaires du Canada, Recueillies et 
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 siquo). Post 8vo cloth, gilt (laid in is a leaflet from the 
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 .33. -— Sagean (Mathieu). Extrait de la Relation 
 
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 r,"^*- I>REi:ii..i-ETTEs (P. Gabriel). Epistola ad 
 
 JJominum Ulustnssimum Dominum Joaunem Wintrop. 
 
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 '^'; , — - -^"LET (P. Pierre). Relation de sa Captivit6 
 parmi les Onneiouts en 1600-161)1. X. Y. [Albany; 1864] 
 
 736. —- Relation des Affaires du Canada en 1606. 
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 1606 jusqu-en 170■^. y. y. [Albany, 1865] 
 
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 1.08, sur les Affaires de la Louisiane. X. Y. 1803 
 
 738. — BmoT (P. ,Iacvues). Relation de la Mission 
 Abnaquise de ht. Francois de Sales, I'anuee 170-J. 
 
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 743. Journal des Jesuites Publied'apresle inanu- 
 
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 733 JO\VETT(B.) The Polities of Aristotle (Vol i 
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 general, with the State of the Country. Manners of the 
 Inhabitants, etc Transl. by J. R. Forster. With view 
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 757 KAYE (SIR JOHN WM) Life and Correspond- 
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 758. KENYOX (F. C— Editor). Aristotle on the Con- 
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 791. LEGKR (LOUIS). A History of Austro-ITangary to 
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 wu« in England endeavoring to obtain from the F.nglish Uoy- 
 erment the re|>ayment of the sums Massachusetts had spent in 
 aid of the Caiie Breton exi«dition. 
 
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 mentis fi^f.f f.'lUMve"'^ i ''T^^.f "« ™P'- "^ '>-- 
 Cape Breto:;\„.,^^i:;;X„',^--'-;/-;B relating ,0 
 
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 when tlKy arrived rKr"„ce,&K^'''' '""\ "'« *"""''l' 
 
 [r.oronzol..jol„,.,„„]. iLo, 'It'^^f j;;]" "To^I'^^i? 
 Scorce. Contain a reprint of Gibson's Journal 
 
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 LOUISBOURG [THE FIRST SIEGE]. 
 
 822. LETTRE d'lin Habitant de Louisbourg. Contenant 
 uno Relation exacte et circonstanciee de la prise de I'Isle 
 Royale par les Anjrlais. 12mo, morocco, pp. 81. 
 
 (Quebec: Chez Guillaume le Sincfre, lt45 
 Extremely rare. Parkman makes much use of the grapliic 
 descriptions given a this Ixxik of the siege, and praises it 
 greatly in this respect. 
 
 823. The Anonymous **Lettre d'un Habitant de 
 
 Louisbourg," containing a narrative by an eye-witness of 
 the Siege in 1745. Edited, with an English translation, by 
 G. M. Wro g. 8vo, cloth, pp. 74. Toronto, 1897 
 
 824. LOUTSBOURG. The Taking of Louisbourg in 1745 
 and 1758, extracts from the Gentleman's Magazine. 1758, 
 with map, and type-written copies (103 pp.) of pieces from 
 the same journal relating to the siege; extracts from the 
 Canadian Ai-ehives on the same, with map, 1886; and other 
 similar extracts, etc. Bound in 1 vol. 4to- 
 
 825. NATIONAL PREJUDICE opposed to National In- 
 terest, candidly considered in the Detention or Yielding up 
 Gibraltar and Cape-Breton by the ensuing Ti-eaty of Peace, 
 etc. In a letter to Sir John Barnartl. Crown 8vo, half roan, 
 pp. 50. Lond. 1748 
 
 The author advocates restoring Ca;)e Breton and Gibraltar, 
 for tlie sake of the gi>odwill of both France and Spain. 
 S26. NEVILL (VALENTINE). The Reduction of Loui.s- 
 bourg: a Poem. Wrote on board His Majesty's ShipOrford, 
 in Louisbourg Harbour. Ismail folio, sewed, pp. lf». 
 
 Very scarce. Portsmouth, 1758 
 
 827. NILES (REV. SAMUEL). A Brief and Plain Essay 
 on God's Wonderworking Providence for New England in 
 the Reduction of Louisbourg, etc. IGmo, limp calf (lacks 
 the title, and introductory leaf, and edges of some of the 
 leaves damaged). Veri/ rare. New London: T. Green, 1747 
 
 828. PEPPERRELL (SIR WILLIAM). An Accurate 
 Journal and Account of the Proceedings of the New-Eng- 
 land Laud-Forces during the late Expedition against the 
 Frencli Settlements on Cape Breton to the time of the Sur- 
 render of Louisbourg . . . with a computation of the French 
 Fishery ... all sent over by General Pepperrell himself to 
 his friend Capt. Hen. Stafford, atExraouth, Dt.on. Printed 
 ft-om the Original Manuscript. Post 8vo, limp morocco, 
 pp. 40. Exon [Exeter]: A. «t S. Brice, 174G 
 
 Very rare. 
 
 829. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of the 
 
 Hon. Sir Wm. Pepperell . . . who died at his Seat in Kittery, 
 July 0, 1759. By Rev. Benj. Stevens. Small 4to, paper, 
 pp. vi. -f- 34, uncut. Bost. : Edes & Gill, 1759 
 
 Very scarce. Dr. Stevens was the pastor of the first church 
 in Kittery. 
 
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 ern^' of-lTastSenrto^'^V^.ia';; ^^"'r ,f' "'"^^•' «- 
 Expedition against the F vnpl s»,?i ^^PP"^™" • ■ . for an 
 Cape Breton.'^ (Extracted tr^m ft ''"',•"" °" "'<• '"'""d of 
 SoeV for 1793.) Svrcloth™'' "' ■■*''"<^- "i"- 
 S33 «i, w.,' „' Boat, 180G 
 
 <m-f(N. Y, GL'nello'S'^Sf ist-'fif ^^'!-'-. P- 
 soendants of Capt. WiMiam S,ton 'V J^P*' ^ho D«- 
 with Notes on the Penn^rdl an 1 „,t ' "'"^'t'efy. Maine, 
 
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 cloth. 
 
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 N. Y,.etc., 1874-8'J 
 
 Breton, depuis son etablissemm.h i. t ' *^ .^u^'que du Cap 
 I«le par les^Anglois en" naS^^^c^rV^nTvo' o.^tTgnt.'"'"' 
 835. PRINCE rTirn* 1 v , j. I'" Haye, 1 760 
 
 ingsof God anji"veHo'nsfnrnH ;■"'■*" ^7,""' "•« O"" 
 Sermon at South Church Tn'SoK'N'E' oi'Tc' '" * 
 Thanksg vine Julv is t^is "'"'.'' ^'- *-, on the General 
 
 of I.ouis1ou"r|: sln'8™!tTf ToTn"'^'' '^' '""^'"^ ">" ^'^ 
 R.. „ ''•'''• P"»t<"l: I'ond reprinted, 1746 
 
 occasioned by the akZ of Inn ^^'"■^>'' Boston . . . 
 
 roan, pp. 38. ^ "^ Louisbourg. Post 8vo, half 
 
 at" n>i Edinburgh, 1746 
 
 t ,l'- ^ ^^ Solvations of God in 1-46 t d 
 
 forth m a Sermon at the South Ch„V, ^ ■ i, '" '^"''t ^s' 
 "46, being the Anniverearv Th»„r^ " "'""''"• """'"v. 27, 
 of the MaS.achuse,ZMn NE *!;■;■"""" '^ ''■•"»'»™ 
 markable Salvations of he year Disr.r.'" "i.? "'™' "*■ 
 North America, are l.nefly rn'sCd'"''i;"a.f '.Tk»",1 
 'o»n. Los,., prmted for D. Henchman in Co nhuT n46 
 
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 838. RKPOKT o( tho t'ommilteo on Louisbouin Meiiio- 
 rial. B lAnies (indudiiiit facsiniilo plan of KouialHiurK, *c., 
 1745). Svo, cloth. N. Y. Society of Colonial Wars, IS!t« 
 
 8.19. SIIIUI.KY ((;KN. WIt.MAM). A Letter from Will- 
 iam Shirley. Eaii-, Governor of Massachusetts Bay, to his 
 Grace tho i)uko of Newcastle, with a Journal of the Siejto 
 of Louisbourg, niul other operntions of the Forces . . . ap- 
 proved and attested by Sir William I'eppeirell and the 
 other principal iillieers who commanded ill the said expedi- 
 tion. Published bv Authority. Svo, half morocco, pp. ii. 
 Fine ropy. '-"tiJ- 1"-"' 
 
 Very scarce. 
 
 840. The Conduct of Major Gen. Shirley, late Gen- 
 eral and Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Forces in 
 North America, Uriefly Stated. Svo, boards, cloth. 
 
 Load. irSH 
 Believeil to Imve Ijeen written l>y William Alexaniter, later 
 cnllecl the Earl <if Stirling, at tlio dilatation of (lenl. Sliirloy 
 liimself. Alexaniler was the Oeneral's secretary and aide-de- 
 camp. Fine copy, witli the tJibles at the end. Very sc4u-ce. 
 
 841. TWO LETTERS concerning some farther Adven- 
 tures and Impiovements that may be necessary to bo made 
 on tho taking and keepiii); of Cape Breton. IJmo, halt 
 roan, li pp. Lond. ; Printed in the year lT4(i 
 
 84J. WRONG (<;. JL— Editor) I^uisbourg in 1T45: 
 Tho Anonymous " Lettro d'un Habitant do Louisbourx"; 
 containing a narrative of the Siege by an Eye-Witness. 
 Edited with an English Translation. Svo, paper covers. 
 
 Toronto, 18117 
 
 843. Anoih... copy, in paper covers. 
 
 ?t4. LOWER CANADA. Reports of tho Commissioners 
 appointed to Inquire i:no the Grievances complained of in 
 Lower Canada. (W.tli Appendices.) Map uf Hip count r;/ 
 aroiiiid Monlmil. Ito, half calf. [Lond.], Feb., 1837 
 
 84.'). LOYALISTS. The V. E. Loyalists, Poem, by V. 
 Phillipa-Wolley (from Longman's Magazine), Lond. 1897; 
 Landing of the Loyalists, Sermon by J. J. Ilfll, St. .lohn, 
 ls73; Before the I'oming of Iho Loyalists, by C. llAiglit, 
 Toronto, 18'J7; U. E. Loyalists, by E. Ilafris (A. L. S. in- 
 serted), Toronto, 1897. 4 pah.phlets, post Svo, cloth. 
 
 84(j. LUCAS (C. P.) Introduction and Historical Geo- 
 graphy of the British Colonics (West Indies, West Africa). 
 Jfnjw (rolorcil). 3 vols, crown Svo, cloth. Oxford, lS87-!)4 
 
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 830, MArDoNAii) r \ I' r ■**■ ^' '*'80-l)r 
 
 ilian Historical' I'oItraiN Vnl!^ !''.■ '*■'""'' "^ ""-' <■'«""- 
 Montreal, Sept., I8wT.",„X,,r '''''''''■'''• '■■^'"''ite,! at 
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 Early Setllenient of (ilel ™nv in <•!,? f '"""'"""'K Hi" 
 pally to the Kevolutioi arv War Iv V!"o' '"'"''"K I'""''!- 
 of 1837, the Serviees of the K^? )^^^"^ »'-^' "'« Kebellion 
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 856. MACKENZIE RIVER. Report of the Select Com- 
 mittee appointed to Enquire into the Resources of the Great 
 Maclcenzie Basin. Session 1888. 4 colored maps. 8vo, 
 cloth, pp. 310. Ottawa, 1888 
 
 857. M'LEAN (J.) Notes of Twenty-live Years' Service 
 in the Hudson's Bay Territory. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1849 
 
 858. Maclean (J. P.) Historical Account of the Setile- 
 ment of the Scotch Highlanders in America prior to the 
 Peaceof 1783. With Noticesof Highland Regiments, their 
 Services during the Revolutionary War, and Biographical 
 Slietches. lllust. 8vo, cloth. Cleveland, 1900 
 
 859. MACLEOD (NORMAN). The Present Church of 
 Scotland, and a Tint of Normanism contending in a Dia- 
 logue. 8vo, boards (binding broken). 
 
 [St. Ann's, Cape Breton: Privately printed, 1841] 
 
 860. McM ASTER (J. B.) History of the People of the 
 United States, from the Revolution to the Civil War. 5 
 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1888-1900 
 
 861. McMULLEN (J. M.) The History of Canada, from 
 its First Discovery to the Present Time. Third edn., en- 
 larged. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. Brockville, 1892 
 
 862. McNAB (SIR ALLAN). Large folio portrait, en- 
 larged from a phot'>graph; also the original glass negative. 
 (2 pieces.) 
 
 863. MACOUN (.1.) Catalogue of Canadian Plants. The 
 6 parts in 3 vols. Royal 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. (Geo- 
 logical Survey of Canada.) Montreal, 1883-92 
 
 864. MACTAGGART (J.) Three Years in Canada; An 
 Accountof the Actual State of the Country in 1826-28, with 
 Sketches of the State of Society. 2 vols, post 8vo, cloth 
 (binding broken). Lond. 1829 
 
 865. MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HISTORY. Edited 
 by Martha J. Lamb. A complete set, from its commence- 
 ment to its discontinuance, on the death of its editor, Sept., 
 1893. With numerous portraits, reproductions of rare maps, 
 views, and other illusls. 29 vols. 4to, half bright calf, gilt. 
 
 N. Y. 1877-1893 
 
 866. MAGRY (PIERRE). Di5couverte8etl5tabli8seraents 
 des Frani^ais dans I'ouest et dans le sud de I'Amerique Sep- 
 tentriona'le, 1014-1098; Memoires et Documents Inedits, 
 recueillis "t publies par Pierre Magry. Portraits, facsimiles 
 of rare maps, etc. vols. 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1879-88 
 
 Contains the voyagea of La Salle, early narrations of the 
 Jesuit missionaries, Joutel's narrative, the voyage of Dlber- 
 ville, etc., with many minor narratives of explorers, pioneers, 
 tradeis, and others, relating to tiie early discoveries in the west 
 and south — some printed bere for liie lirsL lime. 
 
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 sr" w.,- - , PortlHnd, 18t!a 
 
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 »,i. I opular Government. Second edn. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Fifth'edT iTlZr ""' ^''''^' "'""^•"f '-"tution,. 
 „,- , ' <-ond. 18S!) 
 
 8,0 International Law. 8vo, cloth. Lo„d. 1S90 
 
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 Authentic Contemporary Uocun ents mV' J; / f ™'", 
 .- others, 7 coZor.^5;,„,«f .fc. Ro^Iuvol cToTh'""'™''' "'"' 
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 S81. JIAXUSCRIFr. Neatly written Manuscript, 105 
 pap's, entitled, " Mission d« la Caprieieuiie au Canada en 
 185S, sous le commandenierit de M. de Helveze, Capitaine 
 de Vaisseau, 185tj." 4to, half red morocco. 
 
 MANITOBA. 
 
 »ii. HEGG (A.) AND NURSEY (W. R.) Ten Years in 
 Winuippj;, a Narration of the Principal Events in the His- 
 tory of the City of Winnipeg. Plan. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Winnipeg, 18T0 
 
 883. liRYCE (PROF. G.) Manitoba, its Infancy, 
 Growth, and Present Condition. Portraila and maps. 
 Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. 188« 
 
 884. U'ARTIGUE (JEAN). Six Years in the Canadian 
 Northwest. Transl. by L. C. Corbett and S. Smith. Crown 
 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1882 
 
 8f<5. DAWSON (S. .(.) Report on the E.Tploration of the 
 Country between Lake Superior and the Bed River Set- 
 lement, and between the latter place and the Assiniboine 
 and Saskatchewan. Colored maps. 4to, half roan. 
 
 Toronto, 1859 
 
 880. DUGAS (L'ABBfi). Monseigneur Provencher et 
 les Stissions de la Kiviftre Rouge. Crown 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Montreal, 1889 
 Witli a history of the early miasioDS to the Red River Settle- 
 ment. 
 
 88". La Premiere Cauadienne du Nord-ouest, ou 
 
 Biographic de Marie Anne Gaboury, 1800. Front. Crown 
 8vo, half calf. Montreal [1883] 
 
 888. FLOOD OF 185i. Notes of the Flood at the Red 
 River, 185J. By the Bishop of Rupert's Laud. Front. 
 Crown 8vo, cloth. Lond. [185-,>] 
 
 881). GUNN (D.) AND TUTTLE (C. R.) History of Mani- 
 toba, from its Earliest Settlement [to 1872]. Portrait. 8vo, 
 cloth. Ottawa, 1880 
 
 800. HAMILTON (.r. C.) Sketches of Travel from Lake 
 Ontario to Lake Winnipeg, with the Climate, Inhabitants, 
 Resources, etc. J/ajjs, riews, etc. Crown 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto, 1876 
 
 801. HISTORICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY OF 
 .MANITOBA. Transactions: Nos. 35, 37->p, 45-48, with 
 the Annual Reports for 188U, 'OIJ-'Uo. (Henry's Journal, 
 the Fur Trade ou the Red River, 1709-1801; Early Days 
 iu Wiunipeir. Old Crow Wing Trail, etc.) Bound in one vol. 
 8vo, cloth. " Winnipeg, v. d. 
 
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 Bjj. — ^ The Making of the Canailiiin WosI, the Reniili 
 
 «TeZ;f "" "'>•«•'*•"■»'-• 'f-'™''» '■ -' "■--. cZ"„ 
 
 8|V MARGRAVE (J. J.) Red River. (HiMorv'iif'th! 
 lied River Settlement, Later Progress, etc.) »vo, eloth. 
 
 Montreal: I'rivatelv printed 1K71 
 
 89o. .MARTIN (A. ) The Hudson's Bay Co.npanv's I and 
 1 enures ami the Occupation of Assiniboia brLm^ ." ' 
 
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 xr'"^'.r~:;,.''''"'"' ^''•' '" ">e Selklrk Colonv, by R O 
 
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 by J Schtflz, VVinnipeg 181)4; Narrative of a Journev to 
 
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 was prfHcnted either by thf Enfjlisli (iovcrnim-nt. or, jifrhaits. 
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 total imiiiber of rnloreil or tintetl niaiw is 11'), ami heverni of 
 thetM! contain Bmalltjr inHet iilans. The views number !(I4 ntl- 
 ditional. makinR a total of 214. Tlie maps ini-Uide Nova S>-«>tiii, 
 the River St. IjiwreiiL-e, the ialaml of Cajie Breton, the i-on»ls 
 and liurlKds of New EnKhunI. New Yorlt. LonR iMlami ari<l 
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 903. AUSTRALIA. Map of the Calvert Exploring Kx- 
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 904. IJELLIN (S.) Le iVtit Atlas 5i .ritinie. Reciieil 
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 The maps include plana of the principiii cities in EuroiH", 
 Dublin and London Wing among then), as also plans of New 
 Yolk, both the t^ity .and H.arbi!r, Bt.'ston, Piiiladelphia. 
 Cliarleston, New Orleann, etc. 
 100 
 
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 vZ. a,?d '?"^:'T? (•'?«'^''«) Map of the P«vi„o«, of 
 L iiper and Lower Canada and the adjacent n»ri« ,.t .hi 
 I n,ted State, of A,ner,ea. Ver, large fo/i'^^rtw'o^drvil'n'? 
 The mreonpnal i»ue of 1815, with ongmved i„«., view, 
 
 wiek"wr ^i"?"' '.'"' P'^*"""*' <" Canada, New Ijrun,- 
 wKk Nova Scotia, etc., and a part of the Ignited St«te« 
 »ho«.nK the Boundary of the British North An er lean ,m»' 
 se»«.on8, «,ze aln.ut 4 ft. by 7 ft. « !„»., .nount?^ on li'nTn 
 in three seetionn and folded. 4to, nior-leeo oa„e 
 
 Ti • • _. [Toronlol, 1853 
 
 "'*'"' 'o : :r '":''->.['^^«'-] ^ J'^vately ',il„;:,f, [8'?« 
 No S ''"°'' '"■'"""' ''^' "'" '^■■' "' C""'""!. tins l«,„g 
 
 yosa, rin au we .Siwle. In co ored facsi-ile (« i niv,-. 
 
 tons), accompanied by lar^c key map. (T pieeeL.Vs'^c^bn 
 
 ^^Reprodm-ecl m Madrid for the Columbian Celebration of 
 
 Sp^k^Se'^l^^d^'SSn^I^: -- Ji^ - 
 
 5.J 11. Colored and mounted on rollers. J»- o-^ -\ 
 
 Toronto: The Copji-Zlark tJo., 1809 
 912. Another copy, in four divi»ioii.- .in paper 
 
 frobnbly engraved for the War of 1813. 
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 014. GENEST (P. M. A.) Carto de lii Nouvclle Frame 
 pour Bervir ii Petude de rilistoire du Canada depuis sa De- 
 couverte jusqii'en 1760. A large map {Ii3i iu. x 40 in.) 
 based on early maps, with inset views of Quebec iu 1088, 
 eto. Jlounted on rollers and varnished. -Montreal, 18T5 
 
 <llo. GEOGRAPHICAL AND GEOLOGICAL MAPS 
 AND PLANS, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, etc. etc. In 
 divisions. (About 50 pieces, as a lot. ) 
 
 Oil!. GORDON (A. R.) Charts showing the mean, 
 monthly, and annual Temperatures of the Hudson's Hay 
 Region and Eastern Canada. Vi colored charts. Oblong 
 folio. [Montreal], ls*85 
 
 91". JAILLOT (II.) Nova Canada sive Nova- Francia>. 
 Large folio map, finely colored. Paris, lillMj 
 
 018. JEFFERYS (THOMAS). The American Atlas; or, 
 A Geographical Description of the whole Continent of 
 America ... and chiefly the British Colonies. From Sur- 
 veys by JIajor Holland, Cnpt. Carver, Lewis Evans, etc. :iO 
 large liiaps ou 40 copperplates, colored in outline, with inset 
 plans, including New York City and Harbor, Boston, Mon- 
 treal, Charleston, etc. Large folio, original half calf. 
 
 Lend. 1778 
 
 019. JOHNSTON (A. KEITH). The Royal Atlas of 
 Modern Geography. 5:) double-page folio colored maps, 
 with special Indcv to each. Folio, morocco gilt. Edin. 1880 
 
 920. .lOMAKD (.M.) Les Monuments de la Geographic ; 
 Recueil d'Auciennes Cartes Europeennes et Oricntales, ae- 
 compagnees de Spheres, Mappemondes et Tables Cosmo- 
 graphi<iues, etc. . . . dcpnis les temps les plus reeules jusqu'ii 
 I'epocpie d'Ortelius et de Mercator. 50 maps in exact 
 facsimile of the originals, some in colors. With Introduc- 
 tory Text. Elephant folio, portfolio. Paris, \Sni 
 
 021. KKETSCII-MER (KONUAD). Die Enfdcckung 
 Anierika's im ihrer bedeutung fftr ilie Geschichte des 
 Wellbildea. 4to, jiji. 471 ; also the alias of 40 jilales, folio. 
 Together 2 vols., half morocco. Berlin, 1802 
 
 Tlie ntlua reentduces in oiilored facsimile {some of the repro- 
 ductions heiRlitened in gold after tfie ori^jinals) nmnuscritit 
 miips fiom tlie wirliest times to tlie end of tlie Ifttli Century. 
 The originals are in tlie Ric-ciirdinn Library. Florence: the 
 Vaticiui I .ihmry ; University I^ihrary. Turin ; the Civic Museum, 
 Venice : St. Mark's Library. Venice, etc. 
 
 022. LE ROUGE (SiF.t'R). Recueil des Plans de l'.\nierii|Ue 
 Septentri(Uiale. Engraved title and 10 full-page maps and 
 plates, including plans of Quebec, Louisbourg, New Orleans, 
 Fort Frederic (Lake Chaniplain), Halifax, N. S., Charles- 
 
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 town, Port Royal, N. s., Havana, foldins vie«» of Q.iebco 
 Hennepin-sjiew of Niagara, etc. Small 4to, li.np oalt ' 
 
 Ff^iu?"^'""-'- '^"^'- ^^ ^'»P "f •"<' 'W^^; '"^ 
 French Bomuiions in North America, with the Roads Dis- 
 
 tances, Liimts, and Kxtcnt of the ISettlcments. folotvd „„d 
 
 monntcd. Measntin^ ft. in. xO ft. 1 i„. With the orfRn 
 
 case. Inhnecotidition. L„n,l. : Jelfrej, and Faden, 1 " 5 
 
 ^■^.'^""!i. After the American Revolutionary War. thU i„„u 
 
 :m:tr nr'i.-.ssr"" "■ "»'""■■""■■« •- '"■■""S 
 
 'JU. NORDENSKIOLI) (A. E.) Om Bt„der,.a Zcnos 
 Reseroch dc aldsta Kartor (ifverNordeu. Royal Svoht"? 
 morocco. Stockhol itisi 
 
 Presentation copy from the author to R. ri Mui',"' with 
 Aut..Kraph I„»cr,pt on. With facsimile ropro,lu,. i„n» lif tl« 
 Zeno maps: of the 1J27 map of the Northern Hemispriere etc 
 020. P'af8imil..-Atlas to the Early History of Car- 
 tography, w,rh r,.productions of the mo.st imporfant mai,s 
 prin ed ,n ho loth and llith Ce.ituries. Tra,,»l ronrtr 
 Swedish Or,ginal.y. I. A. Ekeloffi and Cleiaeut.s R .Mark' 
 ham. i oho, half morocco. Stockholm ISs'i 
 
 The repr.Hhlctions incllMe several from e.litions of Pto|,°; '. 
 AltinK from 1472, Apian, Hakluyt, the earliest Csmographie;?. 
 
 936 ORTELir.S' ATLAS OK THE WORLD The 
 Theatre of the Whole World. l.;3 dotible-pagc m ,„ „ d 
 portrait o Ortelius, all colored. I'olio, ImlTc If' L" ■ 
 bimling, etlges of some of the preliminary leaves a le 
 frayed, and lacks English lillo, as also five maps). 
 
 Fir.tt„,iii , ''""''■•.■'x'^'"''"""""! J- Ji'll, lii'W 
 
 Urst LnKhsli transhitlon of Ortelius' famous Atlas out lii, 
 ingmapsot the X™- World, the South Sea with tl'e'vvf 
 the .Ameru-an continent, .New Spain, Culincan Japan et iC 
 'hlX* l'"l''; ""',"/■ '■'"" ,"'>l"'rtan,.e, „,„l it i,: .ffi cul ,„ i'^ 
 friund in tins copy. The maps have lieen mounte.l on . imr'ls 
 Some ndihtions Aere nm.le l,y ihe trnnslat,.r to the .lescr m ™ 
 
 in ,™s, Pookplateo, Jnhir'l^ll^^^^N^JI^I^^'jti.;:^ 
 
 93T PINART (A.-L.) Rccieil dc V trtcs, Plans ct Vue, 
 relatifs aux Kiats-Cnis ci au C'anadi.., In51-K:)i kI'!, 
 
 dims d apres l,.s originau.x manuseriis. . . a hi liil iii,',,,„„ 
 
 National... Large oblong folio, original half chith case. 
 
 T I'^rtl'is 1 ft* 1*^1 
 
 Lmitainsfacainiilesof the views ot New York 11151 ,,n,'l nil 
 
 1M9 and fran,|uehn, llillU: Fmn,,uelln'» Anie ica alwuTS 
 (liist map witli tlie name V,\,mg!,), IVre Jollie ', uia^ „f , 
 regions between the St. Lawrence and n„di„K! JC »lc " 
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 928. REMARKABLE MAPS of the 15th, 16th and 17th 
 Centuries. Reproduced in their original size. The six nos. 
 in 4 portfolios Large 4to. Only 100 copies printed. (As 
 4 pieces.) AmslerdHin, 1894-97 
 
 No. I. The Bodel Myonhius Collection at Leyden. 
 
 Nos. II. -III. Geography of Australia, au delineated by the 
 Dutch Cartographers of the 17th Century. Edited by C. H. 
 Coote of the Britiah Museum. 
 
 No, IV. Nicolaes Witeen's Map of Northern Asia. 
 
 No. V.-VI. Maps of various parts of Europe in the 15th and 
 16th Centuries, chiefly fr.nn the Isaac Vossius Collection at 
 Ley den. 
 
 929. ROCQUE (M. A.) A Set of Plans and Forts in 
 America reduced from Actual Surveys, 1763. Engraved 
 
 sj title and 30 full-page plates^ engraved by P. Atidrews. Ob- 
 long 4to, iinely bound by Zaehnsdorf in full crimson 
 crushed levaut morocco, gilt. [Lond. 1763] 
 
 Very rare. First edition of this collection. The series include: 
 Plan of New York from a survey by T. Maersohalckin, 1763; 
 Plan of Quebec; City and Fortress of Louisbourg with the 
 attacks; Montreal; Schenectady; Albany; Hnlifax, N. S.; Fort 
 Frontenac (Canada) ; Fort Brewerton (Oneida Lake); Stockade 
 Fort at Oswego Falls; Fort William Henry; The Narrows, New 
 York, with the defences marked; Entrenched work round 
 Harkemeis house at German Flats; Block House. Oneida Lake; 
 Royal Block House near Fort Edward; Fort William Henry, 
 with the Ennlish and Frencli camps and attack; Foi-t at .Sara- 
 toga; Fort George; Eutrenchtd camp. Fort Ligonier; Fort 
 Frederick, Albany, with a view; Fort Edward; Fort Bedford; 
 Crown Point (2); Fort Stanwix; Fort Frederick, St. John's 
 Kiver; Fort Niagiira and environs; Fort at Ticonderoga; Fort 
 Ontario. 
 
 Tlie plan of New York City is an extremely rare and early 
 one. Maerechaick originally drew it in IT-W, and it is known 
 from its publisher as the Duyckinck map. The one here differs 
 slightly from that, and may have been copied from another 
 survey by him. 
 
 930. SOUTH AFRICA. Slaps issued by the English 
 War Department, showing the Kimberley, Pietern'.;.itzburg 
 and other districts. Large 4to and folio, (-.il pieces; as a 
 lot.) 
 
 931. MAPS of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, with ad jaeent 
 parts of Xew England and Canada, 1705, by Thos. Jeffreys, 
 plain and colored issue (2); Carte d'Amcriquo, par Guil- 
 laume De Lisle, Paris, 172:i. Large folio. (3 pieces.) 
 
 932. MARCO Pt)LO. Travels: Marsdon's Translations, 
 edited, with Notes, etc., by Thomas Wright. Post 8vo. 
 cloth. Lond.; Ilohu, 1854 
 
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 OF^'Lof ANn^^^T. O^.-^'^^VABRE AND ELIZABETH 
 P.n«,„ T ^^- T*"" ^'"'O'' Of "'6 S'nf"! Soul, beine a 
 Prose Translation from the French of a Poem hwlV, 
 MHr^aret, made in 1544 by the S:"uo;8, Eli.abe? . * & 
 dueed in facsimile (of the original MS in the nodleimi" 
 
 «,?„ t If f? Introduction and Notes, by P. W Ames 
 Svo half calf K,lt back and top, uncut. Lond. : Asherfmr 
 ■'''■*■ Another copy. 
 
 :^^'^?ti^L^^?:r'^^ni^x"•".'" 
 
 uocnmentsinoditstiri, de Fringe" d^ln^lettt', aZTJT. 
 etd'Ital.e. Plates. Post «vo, half moLco gilt back ^^ 
 
 936 MARKIIAM (CLE^rEXTS R.) A We .tf jlh^D^v " 
 
 • listory, Geography. .Mathematics, Jlemoiis of Mon l.lv 
 
 nf Vh. i ■'"hnson n portrait of a Mohawk Indian ™ vi™ 
 
 „""'""""■'''■ -^'■"■J''*"'! IlixtoricMl Society, 188.3 
 «. ■ ~rr *•'''*"'''" •^■«'>land in the Revolution bv H r' 
 
 {:?.^s^p^:\.„^.---«- ""--.. 
 
 Inc.u,ln,R „ History of Slavery in Maryland. , , 880 
 
 obtain an House o^ .^ssembl^ (X:, ^ii::,.],^::^^^- 
 
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 tionalPaporH conoerning: the Proviuce of Quebeck (Appen- 
 dix to the preceding). % vols. 8vo, original half calf. 
 
 Lend. 1775-70 
 ilaron Maseres was Attorney -General of Quebec from 1766 to 
 1769, ftnd a noted Iftwyer and politician. His integrity was such 
 that he was retiuested by the Protestant settlers of Quebec to 
 rejtresent theircluims in London. He sliowed active sympathy 
 with tliose political reformers who were prosecuted by the 
 Ciovemnient, once making a visit to Cobbett when he was in 
 saot, in his sheriif's wig and gown, to express lii.^ sympathy. 
 Charles Lamb gives an interesting account of him in his essay 
 on the Inner Temple Benchers, describing him as always wear- 
 ing the costume of the time of George IL. with three-cornered 
 bat, tye wig. and ruffles. 
 
 These two volumes are twoof the most important of his pub- 
 lications, containing much valuable historical information. 
 Scarce. 
 
 943. [ ] The Canadian Freeholder: a Dialogue shew- 
 ing the Sentiments of the Bulk of the Freeholdern of Canada 
 concerning the late Quebeek-Act, etc. 3 vols, 8vo (the two 
 firfit volumes in half rnssin, bindings broken, the third in 
 goo'l condition in full calf, gilt). Lond. 1770-79 
 
 First editions and very scarce. The first volume was ori;^!- 
 nally issued with the title as al>ove, but the second and tliird 
 volumes added " in three dialogues." 
 
 944. [ ] A Volume of Pamphlets, all by this author, 
 
 containing: Du Gouverneinont, dcs Mii'urs, et des C.'ondi- 
 tions en France avant la Uovolutioa, Lond. 1795; Transla- 
 tion of a Passage in a late pamphlet of M. Slallet I>u Pan 
 intitled Correspondanee Politique, Lond. 170fi; Questions 
 sur les(iuelles on souhnite de scnvoir les Reponses de ^L 
 Adh«'niar, et de M. de Lisle, el d'autres Habitants de la Pro- 
 vince de Quebec, Lond. 1784; View of the English Constitu- 
 tion, transl. by Maseres from Mc .te.si^uieu, Lond. 1781; 
 Second edn. of the ^foderate Reiormer, or a Propos.il for 
 abolishing . . . abuses that have crept into the Church of 
 England, Lond. 17'.U. IJound in 1 vol. 8vo, original old calf. 
 
 Mjisf-rcs' own copy, with his autograph, and date March, 1797. 
 
 945. Occasional Essays on Various Subjects, ciiiefly 
 
 Political and Historical, extracted partly from the Publick 
 NewspaiK'i's . . . and partly from Tracts published in l!ie 
 reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King Charles I. and IL, etc. 
 8vo, original half russia. Lond. 1809 
 
 Among the EsHaysare: A Proposal for Reconciliation with the 
 Revolted Provinces of North America; On the state of North 
 America after the Capture of Cornwallis; Thoughts on the 
 liidepeiidNnce of America, and the liest Manner of Acknowlcdj;. 
 ing it; the First Two Charters of the Colonv of Mnseat'luisetls 
 Bay ; Votes and Proc^dings of the town of Boston in Oct. and 
 Nov.. 1773, containin)]; their grievant'eK; Account of the No- 
 blesse, or Gentry in Canada, in 1775; On the Slave Trade; etc. 
 
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 MASSAC BU8ETTS. 
 
 946^ BARRV (JOHN S.) History of Massaehusetls. 
 1, The Colomal Period; a, The ProviiieiBl Period; 3, The 
 
 ^Zr'T,f'\ l^V"^ ^ ^l"- *™' <='<"•' (» ""!<' worn, 
 name on title of \ ol. 1). '„„„ jsj^.j^ 
 
 94:. BAY STATE 3IOXTIILY (The). Vol. 1 (eoiitain- 
 mlT% ""'*?"™1 "n" I'itorary Papers). I'oHrails ami 
 Muds. 8vo, cloth. lj„^, jgy^ 
 
 94S^ CAMimiDGR The Register Book of the Lands 
 hrirtiltTi. ',",."« ^*'"' To»ne" and the Town nf Cam- 
 bridge, with he Records of the Proprietors of the Common 
 Lands. Small 4to, eloth. 
 
 Cambridge: By Order of the City Council, 1896 
 
 949. GIL5fA\ (A.-Editor). The Cambridge of 189(1: a 
 Picture of lie City and its Industries. Sumerou.<, illn«ls. 
 Royal 8vv> eloth. Cambridge: Riverside Pre.ss, 1896 
 
 bN\li^^™;;°'hv*T"w''H"'"''''«''' 'S,''"''" '■"'»''<'• Life in Cam. 
 h? r -liw Vi,^ "'Kt!'"""" ■■ The Uainbrel RooM House, 
 So? etc ""''''" H"'"'""; H,arvard Universit.v, by C. w! 
 
 950. IIIGGINSOX (T. W.) Massachusetts in the Ar. ,y 
 "i .J^"?;.'''"''"''' ""■ "'"■■ of ISli'-CS. '-i vols, royal Svo, 
 cloth. (Presentationeopy from the author.) Bostl8'l6 
 
 H,?fe\; ■ "0**^{?^R (J^^'K« K- ) I'if*' «"<! Times of Thomas 
 Hutchinson Royal Governor :,t the Prox iiiee of llassaohii- 
 setts Bay. Iortrml,riew, and facsimile. 8vo,cloth. Bcwt 1>9« 
 flri^-; ["I'TCIIINSON (THOMAS).] A Colleelion of 
 Original Papei-8 relative to the History of the Colouv of 
 Massachusetts- Bay. 8vo, sheep. Jiost.:T. d-J Fleel 'iTC'l 
 Tie rare original edition. On the back of title Is mste.l tlie 
 SkSi''''''"""^ "' '"°""' "'°"'"»' ""> ■■"ted pulKe, and 
 
 9o.X The HistPlyof Massachusetts, from Ihe First 
 
 Scttlemeni Ihcieof m 102S until the year It.-id, Third edii 
 with »'W;tio:ml Notes and Corrections, S vols., Salem ai.;i 
 Boat. 1,95: Ihe History of the Province of Massaehusetls 
 
 ^^'',J'.?o'"",r-^'™,'' '"" ""''1 •I""''. 1"4, Lond., J. Mur- 
 ray, 18^8. logether ;) vols. 8vo, half calf 
 
 Complete set of Hiitchir-on's History of .Massai-husetts. with 
 Thornton s Inde., of I'trw , and Pla,-es Imund in at the end of 
 of vdlj 1 I'iHT- ^"^"^ "»'" °' '^- C- Hutchinson ,:n titles 
 
 954. Diary and Letters, with an Account of his 
 
 Government ot the Colony during the difflenlt period lire. 
 ceding the War of Independence. Edited from orig iial 
 documents by P. O. Hutchinson. Por/raih. i vols 8vo 
 cloth (library label removed from cover of Vol. 1). 
 
 LVol. L, Lond. 1883; Vol. H., Bosl. ISsiil 
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 955. MEKRILL(E. II. M.— Editor). Cambridge Sketches, 
 by Cambridge Authors. Plaies. 8vo, cloth. Boat. [1896] 
 
 956. MIXOT (6. R.) Continuation of the History of the 
 Province of Massachusetts Bay, from the year IT .3. 2 vols, 
 in 1. Svo, cloth. Bost. 1T98-1803 
 
 The original two volumes of Hutchinson'a History ended 
 with 1750. the concluding portion not being publinhed until 
 1838. This History of Minot's was intended as a continuation 
 of Hutchinson's and concludes with 176.5, the author's death 
 leaving it unfinished. 
 
 957. MASSACHUSETTS STATE LIBRARY. Catalogue. 
 (1048 double-column pages.) Royal 8vo, cloth. Bost. 1880 
 
 958. POCUMTUCK. History and Proceedings of the 
 Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, 1870-89. i vols. 
 8vo, cloth. Deerfield: Pub. by the Assoc, 1890 
 
 Historical Papers, Legendary Tales, Williams' Indian Cap- 
 tivity, etc. 
 
 959. .VASSIE (JOSEPH). An Historical Account of the 
 Naval Power of France, from its First Foundation. . . with 
 a State of the English Fisheries at Newfoundland for 150 
 years past. . . to which is added a Narrative of the Pro- 
 ceedings of the French at Newfoundland from the reign of 
 King Charles. . . Hrst printed in 171^. 4to, half roan, pp. 
 1» + 5. T.ond. 176'.J 
 
 Very Scarce. Massie was a noted collector of pamphlets, 
 most of which he left to the British Museum. In his treatises 
 on the conflicts with other powers he advanced tlie theory 
 which has been so ably expounded l)y Capt, Mahan and ot' ers[ 
 that the way to obtain power is to gain command of the s ja." 
 It is interesting to find this advocated 150 years ago. The 
 ■'Narrative" is a reprint of the very scarce "Letter from a 
 West-India Merchant to u friend at Tunbridge," published in 
 
 9(iO. MASSON (I,. R.) Les Bourgeois de la Compagnie 
 du Nord-Ouest: Reeits dc Voyages, Lettres et Ruiports in- 
 edits relatifs au Nord-Ouest Canadien. Avec une Esquisse 
 Ilistoritiue, ct des Annotations. Both ^.erles. -i vols, royal 
 8vo, half morocco. (Juebcc, 1889-90 
 
 Tlie interesting Xarrative'j. Letters and other Documents are 
 mostly in English, occupying 4ia jxigea of First Series and the 
 whole 499 pages of the «econi Series, and inclu.ling valuable 
 documents hitherto nnpuhlis-hed of Sir .Alexander MacKenzie, 
 and others, relating to explorations and settlements, the In- 
 dians, etc. 
 
 901. Another copy, -i vols- royal 8vo, half calf, map 
 
 inneriei}. (Presentation copy. ) Quebec. 1889-90 
 
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 depui. frl^Sr f^*^'*^ •'• ^t """"i- -i'« Abenaki, 
 
 Em"ed bv^w "if'x- '•'^•^'^^ -^^-^^K'- s<.i™,mrp:per 
 
 volL'ltoi'coth"- ^"■™- ^-'™.''-ij'«.'-"«rf''™9™«». ^ 
 
 Ti,,- ■ . „ [Lond.yl li;ai 
 
 qfio r,,. „ . Lond. isrs 
 
 ISfio ^, i* •-?°8t"i't"'nal History of England, 1760- 
 oloth ^^'♦'' ''"PP'""'*"'*. 18«l-ri. 3 vols. ..wi, 8vo, 
 
 I'Ond. 188!) 
 
 8v^d„,r.- ^"'*"»""'"'" A. Iio„ha,„-Car,o,-. ThLk n.";^, 
 
 ..^^edS'tSJ?^^r'^:^--»-;'-;n 
 
 Pliil. VjtiO 
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 073. MEN OF THE DAY. A Canadian Portrait Gallery. 
 Edited by L. H. Tache. Portraits (4to photos) and bio- 
 Kraphical sketches of 31 contemporary men, includinj; Sir 
 Wilfrid Laurier, Sir John Bouriuot, etc. (a few duplicates). 
 (As a lot.) Ottawa, 1890, etc. 
 
 973. MEN OF THE TIME. A Dictionary of Contempo- 
 raries. Biographical sketches. Twelfth edn., revised. 
 Thick post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1887 
 
 974. MERCITRE FRAN^'OIS (LE). Chronologie Sep- 
 tenfiire do VHistoire de la Paix entre les Roys de France et 
 d'Espagne, 1598-1604; 3Iercure Francois (theprecedingtitle 
 was changed with this vol.), 1610-15, 1617-19; additions to 
 1623 and the year 1624; additions to 1626 and the year 
 1627; 1027-28 J 1632 and the year 1633; 1635-37. Bound 
 in 11 vols. {!'> in half calf neat, the other in vellum). 12mo. 
 (The volume for 1626-27 lacks title and a leaf or two at 
 end; 1627-28 lacks 32 pp. at beginning.) 
 
 Paris, 1605-39 [one vol. Cologne, 1615] 
 The vol. for 16'^6 coataina Lalleiiiant's Jesuit Relation; 16dil 
 contains Emery Du Caen's expedition to Quebec, " Relation de 
 ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France," and Chnmiiain's 
 Journey: >n I62H is an account of Richelieu's Canada < .apany 
 of the One Hundred ; and other pieces relating to Canada. 
 
 - Duplicaf? of the vol. for 1617-19 in the pre- 
 12mo, half calf (lacks title and some leaves at 
 
 975. 
 
 vious lot. 
 end). 
 
 *j76. MEXICO. Baker (F. C.) A Naturalist in Mexico, 
 being a visit to Cuba, N. Yucatan and Mexico. Maps and 
 plates. Post 8vo, cloth. Chicago, 1895 
 
 977. Archteological Studies among the Ancient 
 
 Cities of Mexico. By \Vm. H. Holmes. Part I. Monuments 
 of Yucatan. Numeroits folding plans. Koyal 8vo, half 
 calf. (Field Museum.) Chicago, 1895 
 
 978. MILES (H.H.) History of Canada under the French 
 Regime, 1535-1763. Maps and facsimile plans. Post 8vo, 
 half calf. Montreal, IbSl 
 
 079. MILLS (WESLEY). The Nature and Development 
 of Animal Intelligence. Poet 8vo, cloth (with presentation 
 inscription from the author on title). Lond. 189P 
 
 980. MILTON (VISCOUNT) and CHEADLE (W. B.) 
 The Nortli-Wcst Passage by Land ; being the Narrative of 
 an Expedition from tlie Atlantic to the Pacific through 
 British Territory. Maps andplates. 8vo, cloth (used copy). 
 
 Lond., u. d. 
 
 981. MINNESOTA in the Civil and Indian Wars, 1861- 
 1805, Publislied under the auspices of the Legislature of 
 Minnesota. Imp. 8vo, Iialf morocco, gilt back. 
 
 SL. Paul, IbUO 
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 „"„„'. *• S??,'* (Baker's " Sources of the Mississippi," The 
 I ennepm Bi-Centenary, ludian Mounds, Sioux Outbreak! 
 eteO; and Vol. 8, Part 3. Must 4 vols. Svo, cloth and 
 ' P St. IMul, 188:-!)8 
 
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 H b' WhLf' *','"*"'"". Civilization of the Ojibwavs, by 
 H. B Whipple; Hennepin's Discoveries, by S. M IJaWs- 
 
 mi M VT,"^ "'" "rV" 1**"'' «'""^ Outbreak of 
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 Sketch. Portraits and plates. 8vo, cloth. Toronto [1836 
 
 X Th'l'^h'*'*^''''?"^^^'^,^'*- The Compleat Geographer; or, 
 
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 990. MONRO (ALEX.) Statistics of British North 
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 991. MONTCALM. Bonnechose (Ch. de). Montcalm et 
 
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 093, MONTESQL'IEU {CM. DE). OCuvros Completes; 
 avee les Variautes des Pri.iiu^res £ditious, un uhoix dos 
 meilleurH C'ommoutaires, et dos Notes Xouvelles, par 
 £douard Laboulaye. Porimita. 7 vols. 8vo, half mo- 
 rocco, uncut. Paris; (Tarnier, 1875-79 
 
 993. MOXTPETIT (A. N.) Les Poissoiis d'Eau Douco 
 du Cauada. Colored plateti itf fishes und numerous illusls. in 
 the text Royal fivo, half morocco, gilt bands. Montreal, 18',t7 
 
 994. MONTREAL, lieaugrand (II.) Le Vieux Montreal, 
 
 161i-1803. 13 fuU-innje piates, mostlij in color, by P. L. 
 
 Morin. Large oblong folio, cloth. Mttntreai, 1884 
 
 Tlie plates include Montreal after Cliamplain, Itill, in 1&15- 
 50, and plans of later dates to 1733. views of the Itecollect Col- 
 lege and (-'liurch of Notre Dame, at an early date, etc. 
 
 995. Broadside, signed by Jonas Ilanway and others, 
 
 dated from the Now York Coffee House [London], 17U<i, ask- 
 ing for subscriptions for the sufferers from the great Fire 
 in Montreal, May, 1705, and including a petition signed by 
 prominent inhabitants of the city, giving an account of t!ie 
 fire. Two leaves, 4to, bound in limp boards. [Loud. l7<iU] 
 
 996. Bosworth (N.) Ilochelaga Depicta: the Early 
 
 History and Present State of the City and Island of Mon- 
 treal. I'^nio, half roan. Montreal, lh39 
 
 First edition of this early and rare description of Montreal, 
 with the 23 views and maps. 
 
 997. Ilochelaga Depicta; or. A New Picture of Mon- 
 treal; the Early History and Present State of the City and 
 Island of Montreal. Plans, views of old huiklinys, land- 
 marks, etc. Edited by Newton Bosworth, with Additions. 
 Crown 8vo, cloth (name on title). Montreal, 1846 
 
 Scarce. 
 
 998. Hodges (James). The Construction of the 
 
 Great Victoria Bridge in Canada (a description and detailed 
 account of its construction). Illust. with 00 large jilafesy in- 
 cluding scale draicings, colored views, etc. Royal folio, half 
 morocco, g-'U. Lond. 18tiO 
 
 Sumptuously printed, the title in gold, and gijld borders to 
 each piige. 
 
 999. Lighthall (W. D.) Montreal after 250 years. 
 
 Numerous iUusfs., including reproductions from rare views. 
 l2mo, cloth. No. 180 of the limited and signed edition. 
 
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 1000. Plan of the Town and Fortifications of Mon- 
 treal {with insef view), from the London Magazine, 1760; 
 also The Isles of Montreal as they have been surveyed by 
 the French Engineers, about the same date. (2 pieces.) 
 
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 li")'l. .■Ml'NOZf.IKAN I'.VPTIXTM lii , - , , ,. 
 
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 Quebw;; llintoirc d'un Sii'(?e en 1600 (fn)mori(rini:l contem- 
 pomry narrativen). Porlraifs and fucsimile jtlaiin. 8vo, 
 half calf. Quebe-. l»!i:t 
 
 lOU. No«l9 Aneiens de la Nouvelle-Fraiice : I5tudes 
 
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 half calf. (I'rewiittttioii copy, with autogruph inscription.) 
 
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 ^^ America. Transl. liy N. D'Auvers, and ed- 
 ited 1)\ \V. II. Dall. M'ilh 21!) illuslralioiis. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 1016. NAVAL. Les I's et Coutumes de la Mer, dc la 
 Navigation- du Commtrce Naval, et Contrats Maritimes; 
 de la Jiuifdiction de la Marine. Avee un Traitee des 
 Teimcsde -Marine, RcKleniens de la Navigation des Fleuves 
 et Rivieres; ef les Nouveaux PMits, Reglemens, Arrests, et 
 .lugeiiu'Ms rendus sur le fait du Comuieree de la Mer. 4to, 
 old calf. Fine eojiy. Rouen: Jean Berthelin, lOTl 
 
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 much interetiting material. The explanation of i..Hnl. 'i. 
 terms is of value as explaining old French narratives of the 
 early voyagers. Some historical matter is included in places. 
 In one (p. I20i it is slated that a Bas^pie informed and directed 
 Columbus where he could Hnd the New World. 
 
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 Viajes y Descubriniientos que hicieron por Mar los Espa- 
 iloles desde lines del Sijjlo XV. Con varios Documentos 
 Ineditosooncernientesa lallistoria de la Marina Castellana 
 y de los Estableciniieutos Espafiolesen . idias. ; 5 vols. Kvo. 
 half morocco (Vol. I., 1858; Vol. II., 1?59; Vol. III., 1880; 
 VoL IV., 1837; Vol. V., 1837. Two maps in Vol. I., one 
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 Vol. IV. 
 
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 umes contain the voyages of Vespuccius, documents relating 
 tt» the settlements in'Darien, the voyage of Magellan, etc. 
 
 1018. NEISRASKA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. The Pro- 
 visional tiovernment of Nebraska Territory, and the Jour- 
 nals of Wui, Walker. Provisional (iovernor. Edited by 
 Win. E. Connelly. Mali anil imiirnits. Kvo, cloth. (Spe- 
 cial publication of the Nebraska Hist. Soc ) Lincoln, 1^99 
 
 lOlfl. Tiansactions and Reports, «ith Historical 
 
 Papers, Biographical Notices, etc. Vol. II. 8vo, clotll. 
 
 Lincoln, 1887 
 
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 lOSO. ATKINSON (W. C.) A Ilistorionl and St.iti«tieal 
 Account of New liruiiswick, with Ailvic« to EiiiiKrantB. 
 Thinl edition, improved and eiiirected. ^f^|>. IJino, nio- 
 ""•"»• Edinburgh, 1844 
 
 inil. BAILLIE (T.) An Account of the Province of 
 New Uruuswiek. Map. Ihuo, original (wards. Lond. l^^a^ 
 
 Wi-i. HATES (W.— Slieriir of New lirunswiclj). Ccini- 
 panion forCaraboo: a Narrative of the Conduct and Ad- 
 ventures of Henry Frederic Jloon. now under sentence of 
 iniprisoninent in Connecticut, North America; containing 
 an Account of liis unparalleled impostures while in the 
 New Brunswick Gaols. With a Description of New Bruns- 
 wick and some Account of Caraboo, the Female Iraiiostor 
 Portrait (corner water-stained). 8vo, calf. Lond. 1817 
 
 1023. BL'RTIS (\V. R. M.) New Brunswick as a Home 
 for l.»ii(tr»nt8, with the best means of promoting immigra- 
 tion and developing resources. Crown 8vo, paper, jip. 50. 
 
 St. John, N. B., 181)0 
 
 1034. COLLECTIONS of the N. B. Historical Society 
 No. 4 (.Journal of C.iiit. Owen, .James White t)iin»rs etc ) 
 .St. .John, 1890; Bulletin of the Natural T istory Society of 
 N. B., No. 19, St. .Jol n, 1901. 8vo, paper. (3 pieces.) 
 
 10-.!5. COONEV (U.) A Compendious History of the 
 Northern I'art of the Province of New Brunswick and the 
 District of Gaspu, in Ixiwer Canada. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Chatham, 189fi 
 Reprinte<l from the rare origiDal eililion of Halifax, 1833. 
 
 102G. UE PEYSTER (JOHN WATTS). Address (the 
 Loyalists of America) before the Historical Society of New 
 Brunswick, in St. John, July 4, 1883. 8vo, Iwards, pp* 40. 
 
 N.Y. 1883 
 
 1047. ELLIS (J. V.) New Brunswick as a Home for 
 Emigrants, with the best moans of promoting Emigralion 
 and developing the Resources of the Province. Crown 8vo 
 paper (First Prize Essay), pp. 00. .Saint John, 1800 
 
 10->8. (JESNEJt (A.) New Brunswick, with Notes for 
 Emigrants, comprehending the Early Ilistorv of 1 he Colony 
 an Account of the Indians, etc. ihqi ami ilhisli, 8vo' 
 cloth, uncut. Lo„(] ^g^l 
 
 l')29. IIANNAY (J.) Life and Times of Sir Leonard 
 Tllley: being a Political History of New Brunswick, 1827- 
 1897. Portraits and plates. 8vo, halt morocco, gilt bauds 
 Presentation copy, with the author's aulogiaph inscription! 
 
 St. John, 1897 
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 lOao. [IIATIIEWAY (CALVIN).] Sketches of New 
 Bnmswiek, eontainiiig an Aeeoiint of the Fii-st Setih'merit 
 of the Province, with a brief I>e9cription of the Country, 
 Inhabitants, etc. Ity An Intiabitant of the Province. 8vn, 
 half calf, pp. 108. .Scarce. Si. John, i8-.i.5 
 
 1031. LAWRENCE (J. W.) Foot-Prints; or, Incidents 
 in the Early History of New lirunswiek, 1783-1883. J'orlriiilx 
 aiul rii'irs. 8vo, clolli. St. John, 1883 
 
 in3J. LOYALISTS' CENTENNIAL SOUVENIR. Por- 
 traifs and itlusts. Post 8vo, cloth. (From the New Hrnns- 
 wick Historical Societ}-, written on title) St. John, 1887 
 
 1033. JIACFARLANE(\V. G.) ISibliojtraphy of the Books 
 and "Writers of the Province of New Brunswick. 8vo, 
 paper, pp. 08. St. John, N. U., 18!i5 
 
 1031. Another copy. St. John, 18'.15 
 
 1035. RAYMOND (W. ().— Editor). Winslow Papei-s, 
 177tl-18"iO. Edited, with Introduction and Notes. It; por- 
 traits frnm rare prints, etc. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. (New 
 Brunswick Hist. Society.) SI. John, N. B., liiOl 
 
 1036. STEWARTS LITER ARV QUARTERLY. Edited 
 by (ieor;<e Stewart. Various Nos. fi-oui October, 18l!7 (Xnl. 1, 
 No 3) to 187:i. (Sketches in Aendie, Sporting: Sketches in 
 Maine and New Brunswick, etc.) {I'Z pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 St. John, N. B., 18(17-72 
 
 1037. HISTORIC SIGHTS [by Ganonf;] ; Place Noninn- 
 clature fby Ganong] ; Tlu^ Stone Age [by G. F. .Mathew]; 
 Slavery [t>y Jack]; New Brunswick Historical Papers; etc. 
 Mainly Roy. Soc. Transactions. 9 pamphlets, cloth. 
 
 1038. BISHOP of Nova Scotia's Visitation Journal, 1843, 
 '44 and '45, 7>iap, Loud. 1810-7-8; (-oi)y in typewritten MS. 
 of Hatheway's History of New Brunswick, Fredericton, 
 184''; New Bruns\vi<'k Hist. Soc. Collections, Vol. I., No 3, 
 Si. John, 18'.)7; 'I'lic Caiiailiaii Loyalists, by J. P. Noyes, 
 St. .lohn, 11100; The New Brunswick .Magazine, \o\. 3, No. I, 
 containing an account of the Evacuation r)f New V<»rk in a 
 letter front Wtird Cliipinan, St. John, Is'.tlJ. Pamphlets. 
 (7 pieces ) 
 
 1U3!I. NEW DOMINION MONTHLY. Various numbers 
 from April, IMis (Vol. -i, No. 1), to Feb , :87S. -il uieces 
 (a few <iuplicales, and No. 'i, Vol. 2 imperfect). (As :. lot.) 
 
 Montreal, l!-(i8-73 
 1040. NEW ENtiLAND ir)8l)-1773. E.itracted fron. 
 Winsor's Narrative and Critical History, fltii.it. Hoyn! 
 8vo, half calf. 
 
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 .slS"'^"",'^'^'*''^''-*'''"^ <*"' K ■!•) Newfoundland in 
 1»«. Geohtiicala 'I i-'-itislicni. n, in, portrait, pMf, etc. 3 
 vols, post 8vo, cloth -^ I,„;,j. 1842 
 
 1042. CARPON (C. J. A.) Voyages a TerreXeuve; Ob- 
 servations et Notices curieuses 8vo, half morociw. 
 
 Caen, 1853 
 
 1043. CHAPPELL (LIEUT. E.) Voyage of II. M. S. 
 Kosamond " to Newfoundland and I.abrabor. Map am} 
 
 emiravmgs on copper (incJiidinij mew of St. Jo1in'«). 8vo, 
 "'""^'"'- Lond, 181S 
 
 1044. COPIE.S OF CORRESPONDENCE between the 
 heeretary of State and the Governor of Newfoundland, on 
 the recent Changes in the Constitution of Newfoundland, 
 toho, half roan, pp. Via (English lilue Book.) [Loud.] 1855 
 
 1045. COR.MACK (W. E.) Narrative of a.rournevaei-08S 
 the Island of Newfoundland. The only one ever performed 
 by a European. Post 8vo, eloth, pp. »0. 
 
 St. John's, N. F., 1873 
 
 1046 DE LA CIIAU.ME (HENRI). Terre-Neuvo et les 
 JerreNeuviennea. Crown 8vo, half calf. Paris, 1,--8U 
 
 1047 DUCKRE (E.) Reeherches Ilistoriques sur la 
 1 eche de la Jloruc et de la Decouverte de Terre-Neuve par 
 les Basques et les Hayonnais (l:U pp.); Les .Malouins A 
 lerr^-Neiive et les Droits dela France sur cette ile, par II 
 IIarvut(-Mpp.), 2vol8.ini. RoyalSvo, limpcalf. 
 
 Phu (and) Rennes, I8a3 
 1048. FISHERIES. Correspondence respecting the New- 
 foundland Fisheries, 1884-1)0; presented to both Ilou.ses of 
 (the Imperial) Parliament, .lune, 18a0. Lnrim r/inrts. 
 iolio, half calf. [Lond. 1800] 
 
 The Miiiplete Offloial Publioatiou of the CorreaiH),ulenci! iw- 
 twoeii Fninc-e iiiia Enijliinil. 
 
 1040. GOBINEAl- (CO.MTE A. DE). Voyage a Terre- 
 Neuve. linio, half bound (back loose). " Paris, 1861 
 
 10.50. IIARRISSE (HENRY). Decouverte et fivolulion 
 CartographKiuedeTerre-Neuve et des Pays Circonvoisins, 
 14'.l,-li)ill-n60. Essais de (ieographie Hiatoriiiue et Docu- 
 mentaire. Facsimile front, in gold and cotorn, and niimer- 
 OH.1 facsimiles of rare and early maps, -i vols. 4to half 
 morocco. I,„„a. ^,„| p,,,; y,^ 
 
 Xo. 167 of only 330 oopies pilnti'd. 
 
 10.31. HARVEV (M.) Newfoundland as it is in IS'.U 
 A llandbuok and Tourist's Guide. Map. Crown 8vo 
 cloth. Presentation copy. St .lohns, N. F., 1804 
 
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 1052. HATTON (JOS.) and HARVEY (M.) Newfound- 
 land: its History, Present Condition, and Prospects in tlie 
 Future. I'ortraiis^ inaps^ etc. 8vo, cloth. Host. 1 1^*88 
 
 1053. HOWLEY (M. F.) Ecclesiastical History of Xfw- 
 foundland. Maps, portraits and plufes. Svo, cloth. 
 
 Bost. 1S88 
 1064. JUKES (J. B.) Excursions in and about New- 
 foundland, 1839-40. Zarge fuldhig nmp, 3 vols. post8vo, 
 cloth. I.ond. 1848 
 
 1055. KENNEDY (C'APT. W. R.) Sport, Travel and 
 Adventure in Newfoundland and the West Indies. Map 
 anil plates. Post Svo, halt calf. Edinburgh, 1885 
 
 1050. ilORETON (J.) Life and Works in Newfound- 
 land: Reminiscences of Thirteen Y'ears. Maj) and plates. 
 Post Svo, cloth. Lond. 1803 
 
 1067. MULLALY (J.) A Tri;) to Newfoundland: its 
 Scenery and its Fisheries. Tinted front, and other illnsts. 
 Small 4to, cloth. N. Y. 1856- 
 
 1058. MURRAY (ALEX'R) AXn HOWLEY (J. P.) Ueo- 
 lofcical Survey of Newfoundland. Maps. Svo, cloth. 
 
 Lond. 1881 
 
 1059. NOBLE (L. I ) After Iceberjis with a Painter: a 
 Vovage to Labrador and Newfoundland. Colored plates. 
 Post Svo, cloth. N. Y. 1.HB1 
 
 1000. OBSERVATIONS on the Present State of New- 
 foundland in reference to its Courts of Justice, Local Gov- 
 eruinent and Trade. By an Inhabitant of the Colony. Svo, 
 half morocco. Lond. l^'i'i 
 
 Laid in ftre some articles from the Universal Magazine, ITBI, 
 regarding the tisheries at Newfoundliind. 
 
 1001. PEDLEY (C.) History of Newfoundland from the 
 Earliest Times. Large map. Svo, half calf. Lond. lKt;:i 
 
 1002. PKOWSE (1). W.) History of Newfoundland, 
 from the English, Colonial and Foreign Records. Witll a 
 Prefatory Note by Edmund Gosse. Xumerotts maps. .J4 
 collotype plates and orer .300 illu.sts. in the teJ^t. Royal Svo, 
 cloth. (Presentation copy, with the author's A. L. S., in 
 reference to the book.) Loud. 1895 
 
 1003. REEVES (J. — Chief Justice of the Island). His- 
 tory of tlu? (Juvemnient of Newfoundland, with an Appen- 
 dix (104 pp.) of the Fishery Acts, etc. Svo, half morocco. 
 
 Lond. 1793 
 
 1004. SAINT JOHN. A Report of Certain Proceedings 
 of the Inhabitants of the Town of St. John, with a View to 
 obtain a Reform of the Laws. Svo, half morocco, pp. 82-f vi. 
 
 St. John's, 1821 
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 lOfic TOCQrE(P.) Wandering Thoughts: or, Solitaiy 
 Iloura. View of St. John's Harbor, portmiinf Man/ Marsh 
 {an Indian), views, etc. Post 8vo, cloth. Loml. l.S4(J 
 
 Vm. [VAITGIIAN (SIR WILLIAM).] The (iohlru 
 Fleece: divided into three parts, under which are discov- 
 ered the Errours of Religion, the ^'ices and Hccayes (tf the 
 Kiugdoine, and lastly the waves to get wealth, aiufto restore 
 Trading so much eoniplayned of. Transported from (.^ani- 
 brioll Colchos, out of the Soutliermost Part of the Hand, 
 commonly called the Newfoundland, liv Orpheus Ji^'iior, 
 For the general! and perpetuall Good o> Great Urilaine. 
 Small 4to, Imund by Pralt for Henry Stevens, 187,5, in full 
 polished calf gilt, gilt edges (a very trifling repair to the 
 margin of title, otherwise a good copy). Lond. Hy'tj 
 
 Rake with tlie map, whurh is very peliloni met witli. 
 In l.'>84 Sir Humphrey (iill>ert. on'liia last v(iviij,'e. iiuKlenn at- 
 tempt at colonization iu Newfoun.lland. which from its nature 
 failed at the very rmtset. as might have been con jertureil from a 
 settlement which was expected to sncceeil fron! a in-mKrel col- 
 lection of lawless seamen, critninals released from prison f(»r the 
 purpose, aud prisoners from the wars in Ireland. The next at- 
 tempt was thai of Sir William Vauj,'han's, who in l(ll« .sent out 
 the first tmtch of Welshmen, and in the following veara larger 
 number under the charge of Captain Kichard Whitl>ourne not 
 protieeding there himself until Hiaj. when he reiuiiined three 
 years in the country. Being by birth a Wilshman, Vaughan 
 named most of the places in the new colony aftt-r the cr>nnties 
 of Wales, the inincipal settlement being called liolden (irove. 
 The purpose of this very curious UM>k is explained if the 
 first chapter, where he relates a long conversation with .Sir 
 William Alexamier resijecting Xewf<mndlan.l, the result of 
 which was that he was to write a Uxtk to call attention to the 
 remarkable advantages to be found in that colony. Hut that 
 the work should not be diy and tedious, he tells us tiiat he bus 
 mingled with it "merrie and light coiteeitfn amuntj matters 
 of vonse'iuincn." The result is a most curious and entertaining 
 mixture. The author supposes a court where A|M)11(i reigns in 
 judgment. The evils of the age are brought Ijefore him by 
 famous characters in history and literature, the final result 
 being that the god recommends them to get the fJoldeu 
 Fleece, which is to be found in Newfoundland, Jis the reme-lv 
 for all the ills Quotations from, allusions to. ami siweches bv Sir 
 Philip Sidney. WitJiers. Florid, Sandys, Chaucer. Tarleton" the 
 famous actor, Sir Thomas Overbuiy. Burton, and many otiiers 
 including a lengthy discussion tx-tween Sir Knincis Drake 
 Martin F robisher. Sir Hugh Willoughby, and Sir Thomas Bull 
 ton on their discoveries, and the (Hissibilitv of finding a north- 
 west [jassage, are scaltereil throughout " One of the chapters 
 gives a dtscription by Capt, John Mason [who designed the 
 map. and who lived there for seven years] of Newfoimdland 
 and another is on tolmcco, an earlv treatise on thi > aubjei-t' 
 Annnuising part is the story of how 5ohn Wiclif. the {eforincr 
 surprised a monk and a maid of honor in tlienct of ki.ssmir how- 
 he brought St Fr«n<-is to behoM the shockingsight, with the re- 
 sult that the .suint thanked (iod timt he had lived to see so much 
 Love and Charity in the worhl. 
 
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 1007. WIUTBOURNE (CAPTAIN RICHARD). 
 
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 course ftn<l Discovery of New-foiind-Ia-nd, with many rea- 
 sons to prove how worthy and benefieiall a Plantation may 
 there be made, after a far better manner than now it is. 
 Together with the laying open of eertaine Enormities and 
 abuses committed by some that trade to that Countrey . . . 
 also at! Invitation: and likewise eertaine Letters sent from 
 that Couutrey. Square 13mo, full calf, gilt, red edges 
 (neat repairs to two leaves, and the last leaf (14 lines) in 
 excellent peu-aud-ink facsimile). Lord. ; F. Kingston, 1623 
 
 Tlie secnml anil hest eilition. containing nmterial not in the 
 one published two > eursprevidiisly. In it appears the first printed 
 account of the founding of the Colony of Avalon on the ooast of 
 Newfoundland by Sir Geurjie Calvert, flrst Lord Baltimorb, 
 wliich colony, after a struggling exi«teiice;of eight yenrs, was 
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 vT" f°l' ," i'°'^- '■<"l""-<'« repairing). Bookplate in each 
 vol. of .\. A. Vigors. p„i,, i:4,;_i~;o 
 
 Contains the voyages of Columbus, Verrazano, the Caliota 
 
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 Salle, (artier, the f.illmvers of Columbus. Cavendish.' DamniBT 
 
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 et du Chevalier des Grieux; pricedce d'line Notice llis- 
 tonque sur 1 Aiiteur par Jules Janin. IS plates on India 
 paper and twmerous dlusts. i„ (he text, hu Torn/ Johannol 
 Hoyal Ijvo, half calf (te.xt somewhat foxed). ■"""""""■ 
 
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 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. 
 
 1235. ACCOUNT (AN) of the Island of Prince Edward, 
 with Practical Advice to those intending to Emigrate . . . 
 to which are added Sailing Directions for the Coasts and 
 Harbours . . . and a correct map of the lands surrounding 
 Cascumpec Bay. By A Late Resident of that Colony. Bvo, 
 half roan, pp. 29. Lond., n. d. [circa 1820] 
 
 Probably by S S. Hill. 
 
 1236. BAGSTER i,C. B.) The Progress and Prospects 
 of Prince Edward Island in 1861. Crown 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Charlottetown, P. E. I., 1861 
 
 1237. CAMPBELL (DUNCAN). History of Prince Ed- 
 ward Island. Crown 8vo, full limp morocco. Clipping 
 inserted (address on the same subject before the Anti- 
 quarian Society). Charlottetown, 1875 
 
 1238. CASGRAIN (ABBfiH. R.) Une Seconde Acadie, 
 rile Saint-Jean. Maps. Svo, limp calf. Quebec, 1894 
 
 History of events in the island during the French and Indian 
 War. 
 1J3!I. [HILLS (S. S.)] Short Account of Prince Ed- 
 wai-rt Island Map. 12ino, half calf. Lond. 1839 
 
 1240. JOHNSTONE (W.) Prince Edward Island in 
 1820-21. Map showing Oovernment grants. 12mo, half 
 roan. Edinburgh, 1823 
 
 1241. MANUSCRIPTS. 15 manuscript transt^ripts in 
 French, very neatly written on 286 pp. small folio (tcith 16 
 manuscript maps and plans), being copies of French his- 
 torical documents, written chiefly between the years 1734 
 and 175H, and relating to the " He St. Jean " and " He 
 Royale." Principally from the original documents in the 
 Archives at Paris. 1 uey include " Voyage de Sieur Fran- 
 quet au Port La Joye, 1751, au havre de St. Pierre, au port 
 des Trois Rivieres"; "Csesar Moreau, Observations sur 
 rile du Prince Edward " ; " Prevost, Dutail de I'etat du Port 
 La Joye, I'lle St. Jean le nombre des hommes"; "Prevost, 
 Etat des Vivres, et JIunitions des troupes de 2,0(iO nouveaux 
 habitans rcfugios de I'Acadie " ; copies of letters to the 
 French Government; etc. Enclosed in cloth slip-case. 
 
 1212. MAP. I ap of the Island (folded to 12mo) in 
 cloth covers, 1803; Guide to the Island, by W. II. Crosskill, 
 illiisl., Charlottetown, 1899; Geological Structure, by J. W. 
 Dawson, etc., map uiiii jAi/es, Montreal, 1S71; 3 pamphlets. 
 8vo, etc., cloth. 
 
 1243. SELKIRK (EARL OF). Observations on the Pres- 
 ent State of the Highlands of Scotland, with a View of the 
 Causes and Pi-obable Consequences of Eraigniliun (con- 
 sidered in relation to his Prince Edward Island Settlements). 
 8vo, halt calf. Edinburgh, 1806 
 
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 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 
 1344. STEWART (J.) An Account of Prince Edward 
 Island. Map. 8vo, russia, gilt back, writing on title. 
 
 Lend. 1806 
 1245. SUTHERLAND (G.) Manual of the Geography 
 and History of Prince Edward Island. 12mo, cloth. 
 
 Charlottetown, 1861 
 
 1846 PRINCE SOCIETY. Alexander (Sir William). Sir 
 Wm. Alexander and American Colonization, Ineludine 
 Three Royal Charters; A Tract on Colonization; a Patent 
 k' 'tf £""?'»■<'' Canada and of Long Island, etc ; Memoir 
 By t. i. Slafter. Purlrait (inserted) aiid facsimile man. 
 Small 4to, cloth, uncut. jj„5t ig;3 
 
 Only 160 printed. 
 
 ^\^^- -. Beamish (N. L.) Voyages of the Northmen 
 
 to America, including extracts from the Icelandic Sagas 
 relating to the voyages of the Xth and Xlth Centuries, in 
 *? Fu"*','?.'' Translation by L. N. Beamish, with a Synopsis 
 of the Historical Evidence and the Opinions of Professor 
 Kafn. Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by E F 
 Slafter. Map of V inland. Small 4to, cloth. Bost. ISTT 
 Only 210 copies printed. 
 
 1248. PROTHERO (G. W.) Select Statutes and other 
 Constitutional Documents, Illustrative of the Reigns of 
 ilizabeth and James I. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1894 
 
 A 1*1"- ?J°f^-H^'- '^'"" Geography of Ptolemy Eluci- 
 dated. Jsi colored map!) and diayrams. 4to, cloth. 
 
 Dublin: Printed for the Author, 1893 
 
 1250. PUTNAM (GEO. H.) Authors and their Public in 
 
 Ancient Times. Post 8vo, cloth (inserted is L. S of the 
 
 author). jj y jgj,^ 
 
 1261. PYE (T.) Canadian Scenery; District of Gasn^. 
 Map and SO tinted views. 4to, cloth. Montreal, 1306 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 12,52. ABSTRACT (AX) of the Form of Prayer and 
 Thanksgiving to Almighty Hod to be used on Tliursdav 
 the aoth day of November, 1 7.5!). lieing the Day appointed 
 by Proclamation for a General Thanksgiving . . for 
 the siiccesses to his Majesty's Arms . . . particularly bj- 
 the Defeat of the French Army i„ Canada, and the taking 
 of Quebec, etc. 8vo, half calf, pp. 14. Rare. 
 
 Edinburgh : Printed in the Year ITSO 
 
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 QUEBEC. 
 
 1253. QUEBEC ACT OF 1TT4. [Bernard (T.)] An 
 
 Apiwal to the Public stating and considering the Objections 
 
 to the QubImjc Bill. Second edn., corrected. 8vo, half calf, 
 
 pp. 59. tond. 1**4 
 
 1254. Debates of the House of Commons, 1TT4, for 
 
 making more effectual Provision for the Government of the 
 Province of Quebec. From the Notes of Sir llcnry Caven- 
 dish. Editeil byj. Wright. Map of Canada from the second 
 edition of Mitchell's Map. 8vo, full limp morocco. Lond. 1839 
 
 Autofrraph of Oscar Dunn, the Canadian litteratenr, on title. 
 Also stamp of P. Gagnon. 
 
 1255. Hart {Gerald E.) The Quebec Act, 1*74. 
 
 S plates. 8vo, paper covers, pp. 44. Montreal, 1891 
 
 Only a very limited number of copies printed. 
 
 12S6 [Knox (Wilijam).] The Justice and Policy 
 
 of the late Act of Parliament for making more effectual 
 Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec 
 asserted and proved, etc. Hvo, half morocco, pp. 90. 
 
 Scarce. Lond. 1*74 
 
 1257. [Meredith (Sir William).] A Letter to the 
 
 Earl of Chatham on the Quebec Bill. The fifth edn. 8vo, 
 half roan, pp. 3G. Lond. 1774 
 
 1258. QUEBEC ACT OF 1791. Anno Begni Georgii III. 
 .... at the Parliament begun and hidden at Westminster, 
 the 25 Nov., 17'.'0, etc. Folio, pp. 1271-129U. 
 
 Lond. : Eyre and Strahan, 1791 
 An original copy of the famous Quebec Act of 1791. 
 
 1259. (JUEBEC. [Monk (James).] State of the present 
 Form of Government of the Province of Quebec, with a 
 large Appendix containing E.xtracts from the Minutes of an 
 Investigation into the past Administration of Justice in that 
 Province, instituted by order of Lord Dorchester in 1787, 
 and from other origin-'l Papers. 8vo, half morocco, pp. 170. 
 
 Lond. 1789 
 Ascribed to James Monk, sometime Attorney-General of 
 Queliec. Contains some of the evidence of the witnesses, 
 statistical facts, etc. 
 
 12G0. [ ] Answer to an Introduction to tlie Observa- 
 tions made by tlie Judges of the Court of the Common 
 Pleas tor the District of Quebec, upon the oral and written 
 Testimony adduced upon the Investigation into the past 
 Administration of Justice ordered, in conseipieuce of an 
 Address of the Legislative Council. With Remarks on the 
 
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 QUEBEC. 
 
 Laws and Government of the Province of Quebec. 8vo, hnlf 
 
 morocco, pp. lOT. I,o,„l. iToo 
 
 Privately printed. Monliii " Stnte ot tlie present Form of 
 
 Oovernment of Quebec'.' caused three of tlie jujgea to issue an 
 
 anonymous pampLlet in reply. entitle<l " Introduetion to tlie 
 
 Ubservations." etc Tlie altove is an anwer totliat laNtand aa 
 
 It IS a defence of Monks pamphlet, and aLso oi his conduct in 
 
 conducting certain cases, it was probably written by Monk 
 
 himself. V ery scarce. 
 
 '■^"l' Thoi-ghts on the Canada Bill now depondinit 
 
 in Parliament. 8vo, halt roan, pp. .'iC. Loud. 1791 
 
 Ascribed to M. Powys. ^jne copy, entirely uncut. 
 
 l.iC2. CASSON (F. DOLLIER 1)E). Uisioirc du .Mon- 
 treal, 164(^107'i; Journal of the SipRe of (Quebec, by (len. 
 Jas. Murtay; L'InvasionduCanada, n75-17r«, piirM J B 
 Badeatix; etc. (Third Series of Hist. Documents pub. Iiy 
 the Lit. and Hist. Society of Quebec.) 8vo, doth. 
 
 Quebec and Jloutieal, 1871 
 
 1-303. CIIANXELL (L. S.) History of Comptoii County 
 and Slfctches of the Eastern Town.ships, District of St. 
 Francis and Sherlmmke County. With ((ieiiealoijical) 
 Records of Four Hundred Families. Map, iiuinerous iior- 
 traits and other iUusts. 4to, moroci'o, gilt edjfes. 
 
 Cookshire ((iuebcc), 1806 
 
 1204. QUEBEC. Collection de Manuscrits; Lettros, 
 Memoires et aiitres Documents Ilistoriques relatifs il la 
 Nouvelle F'rance, reeueillis au.i Archives de la Province de 
 Quebec, etc. Edites sous les Auspices de la Legislature de 
 Quebec. 4 vols. 4to, half calf. Quebec, 1883-85 
 
 The documents p-ijited in this valuable and now scarce col- 
 lection are arranKeu in chronological order from 14U'J to 17S9 
 and are edited with Chronological Tables and a General Index'. 
 
 1205. Cl'GXET (FRANVOIS JOS.) E.vtraitsdes filits, 
 Deelaratmus, Ordonnanccs et Renlemeus, de sa JIajeste 
 Tres Chretienne. Des RcKlemens et Jugcmens des Gouver- 
 neurs Generaux et Tntendants concernans la ju.stice. etc 
 Frtisans partie de la legislature en force en la Colonic dti 
 Canada, au.ioui'd'hui Provinc, de Quebec. Tires des Re- 
 gitres du Coiiseil Superieur et de ceu.x d'Intelidance. Siiuare 
 crown 8vo, half calf. Quebec 1775 
 
 Tills rare compilation followed the Quebec Act of 1774 and 
 was authoritative at that time. Fine copy. 
 
 1200. ''EXTRAIT DES JiESSIELTRS." An Abstract 
 of those Parts of the Custom of the Viscounty and Pro- 
 vostship of Paris, wliicli were received and practised in the 
 Province of Queliec in the time of the French Government 
 Drawn up by a select v;ommittee of Canadian gentlemen| 
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 well skilled in the Laws of France and of that Province by 
 the dcBire of the lion. Guy t'arleton, Lond. 17T2, pp. vi + 
 33; The Sequel of the AbHtract .... eonlaiiiiu}; the Thir- 
 teen latter Articles of the said Abstract, Loud. 1773, pp. 
 ii + lo-t; An Abstrnet of the Criminal LawH that were in 
 force in ... . Quebec in the time of the Froneli govern- 
 ment, Lond. 1773, pp. ii + 18 (157-174); An Abstract of the 
 several Royal Edicts and Declarations, and Provincial 
 Regulations and Ordinances . , . . in fow-e in QuelM?c in 
 the time of the French Government, by F. J. Cugnet, Lond. 
 Vi"i'Z, pp. ii 4" 14; An Abstract of the Iavlx de Police .... 
 that were in force ia (Quebec in the time of the French 
 Government, Umd. 1772, pp. ii + 30. Houml tojfether in 
 one vol Folio, half calf. Interleaved with blank paper^ 
 and with a MS. index leaf. Lond. 177'i-73 
 
 Scarce. A ooinplete set of the orifrinal eilition of the "Ex- 
 
 tmit cIbh Mewieun),'' often referred to by the earlier hixtorians 
 
 of Ciinatla. Tliey were edited by Cugnet. Jacrau, Pre«*ar<l. 
 
 Desohenaux. and others. The text is ia the original French, 
 
 the titles in Englitih. 
 
 1267. GAGNOX (E.) Le Fort et le Chateau Saint-Louis 
 (Quebec): £tude archeologique et historitiue. Fncsimiles 
 from rare i'ieirs and pldiis. Post 8vo, half cHtf. Quebec, 1805 
 
 1208. GARDINER (RICHARD). Memoirs of the Si.KO 
 
 of Quebec. Capital of all Canada, and of the Retn'at of 
 
 Monsieur De Bourlemaiiue .... from the Journal of a 
 
 French Oflicer on board the Chezine Frifjate taken by his 
 
 Majesty's ship Rippon, compared with the Accounts .... 
 
 of Major-Gen. Wolfe and Vice-Admiral Saundei-s. 4to, 
 
 half roan, pp. 3I». Lond. ITOl 
 
 Very rare. Richard Gardiner was Captain of Marines on 
 
 board the Rippon, He was afterwards a well- known author 
 
 under the iweudonym of " Dick Merryfellow." 
 
 126!). GOSSELIN (ABHE A.) Henri de IJerniercs, pre- 
 mier Cure de (Quebec, lfJ44-lti8!) (191 pp., including in- 
 dex). Royal 8vo, cloth. Evreux, ISOtJ 
 
 1270. HAWKINS (A.) Picture of Quebec, With His- 
 torical Recollections. 14 plates. 12mo, half morocco. 
 
 Quebec, 1834 
 Scarce. View of Old Bishop's Palace inserted. 
 
 1271. MANDEMENTS. Lettres Pastorales et Circulaires 
 des Eveques de (Quebec, from 1623. Public par H. Tetu et 
 L'Abbc Gagnon. (i vols. 8vo, half calf. Quebec, 1887-1800 
 
 1272. ORDINANCES made and passed by the Governor 
 and Legislative Council of the Province of Qucbpc, 4tn, 
 half calf (title stained). Quebec, 1795 
 
 French and English on opposite pages. 
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 \-iri. [<)'RKII,LY(M., "Sd-ur St. Felix").] Monwiuncur 
 Ue Saint-X iillicr el rili.pitiil (ii'iiOral ili- QucIk'C. Ilisldiro 
 UU Molmstcrf iln Xi)trc-l)ailli> (Us Aiikcm, lOS.'j-lSS'.!. ;>,„■- 
 trail. Kii.Viil svo, half morocco. (Jucbcc, 1S8> 
 
 1374. I'll TITRE of Qiichi'P and its Viciiiitv. FnliUiin 
 plan nf Qmher, anil W fiiU-jmije iir xmnller ri.u-.s (on T 
 plates) nf tnrlfi Qiifhec. ISiiio, oriirinal half binding. Fine 
 citpij. Scarce. Quebec: I', and W. Ruthvi'ii, 18:)1 
 
 ip. RAOUEXEAl- (P I'AI-L). I.a Vic de la Mere 
 Catherine de Saint Augustin, reliKieuse Ilospitalitre de la 
 Miserieonie de Quebec en la XouvcMc France. Crown 8vo 
 very finely bound in full brown crunhcd leviinl inoroecoi 
 gdt back and inside bonlers, (tilt on marbled edues. 
 
 Paris; Florentin Lambert. Ili71 
 Very rare. One or two copies are known with an encntvpd 
 tltle.page aa well as a |)rinte(l one : this eojiy lia« tlie latter 
 only, anil it l.s a ciiiestion whether it was Kenerallv issued witli 
 the enKniveil title. .K reinarkalily Hrie eo|)v. «"ith the rare 
 teat "Letlre lie Fmnc,-oi»." .lateii yni-lw. "Novembre IBTO 
 KaKueneaus " Kilation .le ce qui s'eat passe " is one of the 
 scarcest of the series of Jesuit Kelations, anil this is almost as 
 "*"?■ « '"'*'*1^"*'^1 notices are jfiveii of the history of Camilla 
 and of the ravages of the Indians in the memoir. Lilte most 
 of the religious memoirs of this perioil, it forma very curious 
 reailmg from the stimdpoint of to-day. Catherine was con- 
 tinually tormented with demons and seeing holv visions An 
 account is given of the great earthiiuake in "Canada. Feb 
 ItJOJ. winch the holy Catherine was warned of. according to 
 an eitract from her diary. The year before she had a reinnik- 
 able vision of demons coming from Trois Riviires. Montreal and 
 otlier places, and rendering an account to the principal devil 
 in his Court of the diiferent successes and conquests tliey had 
 made. Another vision was seeing the Vueen of Poland isjrne 
 to PaiHilise by St. Francis de Sales. 
 
 The whole narrative, which is founded on her diary, is a moat 
 interesting ucioiint of her life, and shows tlie remarkable 
 faith and sutferings she underwent in her clioseu vocation 
 and in establishing the Hospital in yuetiec. 
 
 I'JTC. ROY (J, E.) Ilistoirc de la SeiKiicnric de Lauzon. 
 Vol. 1 and 3 only. 8vo, half calf (not uniform). Auto- 
 graphed by the author. Levis, 18'jr-lli0(> 
 1277. SIEtiE OF QrKBEO. An Accurate and Authentic 
 Journal of the Sicjje of (Jucbec, 175'J. liv a Gentleman ii. 
 an Eminent .-itation on the Spot. 8vo, half roan, entirely 
 uncut, pp. a -t 44. Fine rop!/. I,ond. ; J. Robinson, 17J1I 
 The authorship of this extremely rare pamphlet is stated to 
 be unknown by every bibliographer who mentions it. Very 
 few. apiiarently, have seen it, to describe it properly 
 
 An attempt can be made to throw a little light on its author- 
 ship from a few clues in tiie narrative itself. On page la men- 
 tion is made of our barge being captured (July 7). Somewhere 
 about this date a boat belonging to the frigate ■■ Lowestotte " 
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 SIEGE OF QUEBEC, 
 was captured by the French. On the next page mention ia 
 made of the "Captain" drawinj; in to the sliore as close as 
 poB)iibl9 ami firioK several broadsides at the French camp 
 (July 10). This was also done by the " Loweatoffe " on that 
 date. Also it is evident from his desciiption of the landing of 
 the British troo|>8. the uigiit before the Battle of the Plains of 
 Abraham, that the author was present at it. The whole narra- 
 tive bears unmistakable evidence of having been written by a 
 naval man. 
 
 The captain of this frigate was Captain Deane, but the ship 
 itself was sometimes used by Vice Admiral Holmes in approach, 
 ing close to the shore for reconnoitring purpfises. or taking 
 soundings; and in the -'Lowestoffe" he suptrinteuded the 
 landing of the troom on the night before the tiual battle. It may 
 therefore reasonably be surmised that either Captain Deane or 
 Vice- Admiral Holmes may have written it, the statement on 
 the title "By a Gentleman in an Eminent Station " lending 
 some belief to the authorship by the latter. The words "Our 
 barge" would naturally mean the boat on which at the time 
 he hapi>ened to be ou, and not necessarily that it was Captain 
 Deane who was writing. The lighter draught of water of the 
 " Lowestoffe " would no doubt cause the Vice-Admiral to use 
 that ship in many cases where his own battleship would be 
 useless. 
 
 Whoever wrote it rendered a service to history in giving bo 
 graphic — it is to be regretted that it is so short — an account ^f 
 the siege, from the departure from Louisbourg to the capitula- 
 tion of the French at Quebec, where it ends. The account of 
 the landing of the troops was evidently written on the spot, 
 for he seems to fear that the result would be unfavoraole. 
 "There can be little hopes of taking the place by assault 
 . . the country is extremely ntrong, ana the enemy have 
 added mnch to its natural strength . . . everything in in 
 motion, and a few hours will priAmbly determine th-. fate of 
 Canada . . . if the General should attempt to ascend the rock 
 it is a tvork of much labour and difficulty, if at all pmcticable; 
 and should our troops perform this difficult undertaking. I 
 shall for the future thiiik Itttle of Hanibars leading an army 
 over the Alps ; the rock is almost steep, and the summit seems 
 to we inaccessible to an army; this at least appears to be the 
 Opinion of the French, who place no centinel iliere, and seem 
 perfectly secure that it never ivill be attempted." However, 
 nig fears were socm allayed ; the entry next day gives an 
 account of the battle and victory. 
 
 1278. Ilistoiro dc la Conquete dn Canadw, MS. In- 
 
 edit; Diary of the Weather at Quebec in 1770; etc. 
 (Transactions of the Lit. & Hist. Society of Quebec, No. 
 23, 1802-98.) 8vo, half calf. Quebec, 1898 
 
 1979. Another copy, in paper. 
 
 1280. Another copy. 
 
 1281. TASCIIEREAIT. Jubil^ Saoerdotal de S. E. le 
 Cardinal E. A. Taachereau. Noces d'Or de ia Soeiete S.- 
 Jean-Bapti»te, 1842-1*2. Portrnit. Koyal 8vo, half. 
 
 Quebec, 1892 
 
 1282. Another copy, bound in cloth. Quebec, 1892 
 
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 1283. TfiTU (11.) Ilistoire de Palais Episcopal ile Que- 
 bec. Plates, incluiUng H facsimile views and plans from 
 rare printji (the three plans of Quebec in ltiTO-83, etc., etc. ). 
 8vo, cloth. Jloutieal, 189li 
 
 128i. TRANSACTIONS of the Geographical Society of 
 Quebec, 1893-97. Portraits, maps, etc. (The articles in 
 both French and English.) 8vo, paper, uncut. 
 
 Quebec: For the Society, 18U7 
 
 1285. ALBUM DU TOURISTE. Arehjeologie, etc., 
 Quebec, par J. M. Lc Moiii«, 1872, pp. 388; Frast'r's 
 Journal of the Siege; Panefs''Journal du Siege; the Cam- 
 paign of Louisbourg [by the Chevalier Johnslone] ; Calit'' 
 well's Invasion of Canada in 1775; and other pieces from the 
 Collections of the Lit. and Hist. Society of Quebec. Bound 
 in one volume. Thick 8vo, morocco. Quebec, 1872, etc. 
 
 1286. GENER.U. SKETCH of the Province of Quebec, 
 by the Hon. .Hd; )rc Meretel, Quebec, 1S89, pp. tiO; The 
 same in Freflch; -Archdeacon Roe's Stdry of the First 100 
 years of the Diocese of Quebci- 1893, pp. 61. 3 vols. 8vo, cl. 
 
 1287. GLIMPSES OF QUEIiEC [by Le Moine], 1879; 
 L Instruction Publique [by I)e° Cazes], 1901; Quebec en 
 1730 [by Gosselin], 1899; Quebec in 1837-8 [by Letiioine], 
 1898. 4 pamphlets. 8vo, cloth (mainly Roy. Soc. transcts.). 
 
 1288. PHOTOGRAPHS, and proof AVoodcuts of old 
 Buildings in Quebec— St. John's Gate, Palace Gate, etc. 
 (About 30 pieces, as a lot.) 
 
 1289. LJAMEAU (E.) La Prance aux Colonies. Aca- 
 
 diens et Canadiens. 2 Parts in one. Hvo, 
 •■"If™"- Paris, 18,W 
 
 1290. RAMUSIO (GIOVANNI BATTISTA). Nnviga- 
 tione et Viaggi raccolto gia da M. Gio. Battiata Kamusio, 
 et con molti et vaghi discorsi, da lui in niolti luoghi dii^hi- 
 rato et illustrato. :i vols, folio, vellum. (Vol. 1, 1563; 
 Vol. 2, 1583; both these are the third and best edition; 
 Vol. 3, 1505, second edition. The first volume lucks the 
 three maps, as usual ; Vol. 2 lacks two leaves of the pn'face ; 
 the third volume contains all the maps and cuts, including 
 Hochelaga, Mexico, Cusco, etc.) 
 
 Venice: Giunta, 1503, 1583, 1505 
 
 1391. RAPPORT DU COMITfi CHOISI sur le Gouverne- 
 
 ment Civil du Canada. 8vo, half morocco (name on title). 
 
 Quebec, 1829 
 Scarce. The Offlctal Reprint of the House of Comniona Re- 
 port o( July 27th. 1827. This report pomeases connlderable 
 butorioal value, and is frequently cited by the Cauadian 
 Uiatoriaus. 
 
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 1292. RATTRAY (W. J.) The Scot in British North 
 America, including "The Scot in the Biitish Northwest." 
 Complete Set. Portraits. 4 vols. 8vo,cloth, gilt. Toronto,1880 
 
 1293. RAWLINGS (T.) The Confederation of the British 
 North American Provinces: their past History and future 
 Prospects, including also British Columbia and Hudson's 
 Bay. Large map and four plales (including view of St. 
 Paul and two of Victoria). Royal 8vo, cloth. Lond. 186S 
 
 1294. RAYNAL (ABBfi). A Philosophical and Political 
 History of the Settlements and Trade of the Europeans in 
 the East and West Indies. Transl. by J. Justabond. 4 vols. 
 8vo, old calf. Bookplatcsof Sir J.W.Mackenzie. Lond. 1776 
 
 1395. Another edition. 2 vols, in 1. 12mo, half 
 
 e^lf. Edinburgh, 1776 
 
 1290. READ (D. B.) The Lives of the .Judges of Upper 
 Canada and Ontario, 1791-1888. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto, 1888 
 
 1.J97. The Lieutenant-Governors of Upper Canada 
 
 and Ontario, 1792-1899. ^3 full-page portraits. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Toronto, 1900 
 
 1298. READE (C. B.) Constitution of the United States, 
 with the Amendments thereto, the Declaration of Inde- 
 pendence, Ordinance of 17ti7, etc., and Jefferson's Manual. 
 tivo, morocco. (Sir John G. Bourinot's copy, with his 
 name in gilt on the side.) Wash. 1885 
 
 THE REBELLION OF 1837. 
 
 1299. AFFAIRS (The) OF THE CANADAS. In a Series 
 of Letters. By A Canadian. 8vo, half roan, pp. 75. 
 
 Lond. : Privately printed, 1837 
 On the troubles in Canada which led to the rising of 1887. 
 and in defence of the policy of Sir Francis Head. They were 
 originally published in the -'Times." 
 
 1300. BROWN (T. S.) "1837": My Connection with 
 It. 8vo, cloth, paper covers bound in (38 pp.). Quebec, 1898 
 
 1301. DENT (J. C.) The Story of the Upper Canadian 
 Rebellion, largely fn/m original sources and Documents. 
 Portraits anil plates. 2 vols, small 4to, half morocco. 
 
 Toronto, 1885 
 
 1302. FRY (A. A.) Report of the Case of the Canadian 
 Prisoners. Royal X\o, cloth (1011 pp.). Lond. 1839 
 
 .:Hi3. [(H.OBENSKY (C. A. M.)] La Rebellion of 1837, 
 ASaintEuBtachc; (a reprint of the " Journal Historiqiiodes 
 ftveniMncnH arrives il Saiut-Eustache, par uu Teiiioin Oeu- 
 laire." .Montreal, 1838, with two Supplements referring to 
 the same, and au Appeudi.x of Unpublished Docum i). 
 Portraits. Bvo, halt calf (659 pp.). Presentation copy. 
 
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 1304. HEAD (SIR FRANCIS B.) A Narrative. 8vo, full 
 calf, with bookplate of Fredlc. Perkins (bindiug a little 
 rubbed). Lond. 1839 
 
 His own narrative of his adtainistrotion of Canada during 
 the rebellion of 1837. 
 
 1305. [IIKNRY (WALTER).] Trifles from my Portfolio ; 
 or, Recollections of . . . Twenty-nine Yeara' Military 
 Service in the Peninsular War and Invasion of France, a : 
 St. Helena until the Death of Napoleon, and in Upper a id 
 Lower Canada (during the Hebellion of 1837, etc.). Bj A 
 Staff Surgeon, i vols. 8vo, half cloth. Quebec, 1839 
 
 1306. KING (JOHN). The Upper Canadian Rebellion, 
 and the Letters in the Mackenzie-Rolph Controversy. Svo, 
 cloth, pp. 150. Toronto, 1880 
 
 1307. LINDSEY (CHAS.) The Life and Times of Wm. 
 Lyon Mackenzie. With an Account of the Rebellion of 
 1837, etc. t vols, in one. I'urtraits and views. Toronto, 1863 
 
 1308. MACKENZIE (WILLIAM LYON). The Seventh 
 Report from the Select Committee of the House of Assem- 
 bly of Upper Canada on Grievances; to whom were re- 
 ferred Lord Goderich's Despatch to His E.icellency Sir 
 Joh' Colborne of Nov. 8th, 1832, with the Appendix Evi- 
 dence before the Committ.-c, and sundry acts passed. Thick 
 Svo, half cloth. Toronto, 1835 
 
 Thi8 is the Report which is often referred to as the most 
 famous in the history of Upper Canada. It was prepared by 
 Lyon Maekenzie. who afterwards headed the Mackenzie Rebel- 
 lion of 1887. In this remarkable document is the fullest con. 
 temporary account of the grievances which were mainly re- 
 sponsible for that rebellion. 
 
 1300. Mackenzie's own Narrative of the Late Rebel- 
 lion; with Historical and Biographical Notes, critical and 
 explanatory; exhibiting the only true Account of what 
 took place at the Memorable Siege of Toronto, in the Month 
 of December, 1837. Royal Svo, cloth, uncut (23 pp.). 
 
 Toronto: Printed at the Palladium Office, 1338 
 Excessively rare. Only three or four copies of this moat 
 interesting ^lanipblet are known, including one in Library of 
 Harvard University and one in Kingston, (Janada. 
 
 1310. The Caroline Almanac and American Free- 
 man's Chronicle for 1840. Frontispiece showing the Caro- 
 line on fire, being sent over Ninfrara Falls; also a view of 
 the hanging of Lount and Matthews in Toronto. Post 8vo, 
 full limp moi'occo, pp. 124. 
 
 Rochester, N. V. : Mackenzie Gazette Office, 1840 
 Very rare. The Alnmnac was published by Mackenzie, 
 and is a virulent attack on the British Government and Cana- 
 dian authorities after his aliortive relielhon in I8S6. It was 
 published in New York, where Mackenzie became a resident 
 a(tcrwar<ls. 
 
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 MACKENZIE (WILLIAM LYON). 
 
 1311 An Almanac of Independence and Freedom 
 
 for the Year 1860, containing a Plea for the Belief of the 
 Inhabitants of Canada from a state of Colonial Vassalage, 
 etc. 8vo, limp calf, pp. If'- Toronto, IHbO 
 
 Scarce, 
 
 1312 PAPERS relating to Upper Canada. (The OJ&eM 
 Despatches and Reports on the Prisoners convicted of High 
 Treason, with the Minutes of the Executive Council.) lolio, 
 half calf, 29 pp. [!'«■'<'• l^'^^l 
 
 1313 PATRIOT EXTRA. Issue of May 18, 1838. Let- 
 ter of the Atty.-General on ihe Subject of Mr. Bidwell s 
 Departure. Post 8vo, boards, pp. 4. Toronto, 18J8 
 
 1314. BHAD (D. B.) 
 PortraUn- 8vo, cloth. 
 
 The Canadian Rebellion of 1837. 
 Toronto, 1896 
 
 1316 THELLER (E. A.) Canada in 1837-38, including 
 the Author's Adventures daring the Revolution. 2 vols, 
 post 8vo, cloth, not uniform (name clipped from ^»'e')-g^j 
 
 The author took an active part in the rebellion and was 
 sfterwards tried tor high treason. 
 
 1316 TRIALS. Report of the Stat« Trials before a Gen- 
 eral Court Martial, Montreal, 1S18-9, exhibiting a Complete 
 History of the Late Rebellion in Lower Canada. 2 vols. 
 8vo, half calf. Montreal, 1839 
 
 1317 WAIT (BENJAMINl. Letters from Van Dieinans 
 Land written during Four Years' Imprisonment for Politi- 
 cal Offences committed in Upper Canada. Edited, with In- 
 troduction, etc., by Mrs. Wait. PoHrait and map. 12mo, 
 half bound (worn). ^ntl«.\o, 1843 
 
 1318 WELLS (W. B.) Canadiana : Sketches of Upper 
 C^anada and the Crisis in its Political Affairs. 8vo, half 
 calf (name on title). „.''""'':,"^ ' 
 
 The author was a prominent ■ ■ Reformer. ' The First Part is an 
 account of the grievances whlob led to the Rebellion, and the 
 Second Part a violent attack upon Sir Francis Head and hw 
 Administration. 
 
 1319 r \ The Canadian Controversy : its Origin, 
 
 Nature and ilerits, 84 pp., presentation copy; Letters to 
 the Marquis of Normanby [by J. Campbell and R, M. Bolfe . 
 Together in 1 vol. Half calf, Lond, 1838-JJ 
 
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 13-20. BEGG (ALEX.) The Creation of Manitoba ; or, 
 A History of the Red Kiver Troubles. Front. Crown 8vo, 
 cloth. Toronto, 1871 
 
 1321. BOULTON (MAJOR). Reminiseenees of the Re- 
 bellions, Canadian Social and Political Life, etc Portrait 
 and maps. Crown 8vo, cloth, gilt. Toronto, 1H86 
 
 13-Zi. HOLLAND (W. H.) Map of RiePs Rebellion. 
 Large folio map, folded to limo, in cloth case. Ottawa,1885 
 
 1333. HUYSHE (G. L.) The Red River E.xpeilition. 
 Portraits, plana, etc. 8vo, cloth, uncut. (Lack front.) 
 
 Lond. 1871 
 
 1324. ILLUSTRATED WAR NEWS (The). A com- 
 plete set, being Nos. 1-18, inclusive, with the two Souvenir 
 Numbers. Nos. 1-18 in cloth, the two Souvenirs in paper. 
 (As 1 piece.) Toronto, 1888 
 
 13-25. MULVANEY (C. P.) The History of the North- 
 west Rebellion of 1885. Portraits, maps, etc. Post 8vo, 
 half roan (rubbed). Toront«i, 1886 
 
 1326. OUIMET (A.) La Verite sur la Question Metisse 
 au Nord-Ouest : Biographic et R^oit de Gabriel Dumont sur 
 les flvenements de 1885, par B. A. T. de Moutigny. Por- 
 traits of Riel and Dumont. 8vo, half calf. Montreal, 1889 
 
 1327. RIDDELL (LIEUT. II. S. H.) The Red River 
 Expedition of 1870 (from the Trans. Quebec Historical 
 Soc'y). 8vo, cloth (39 pp.). Presentation copy. 
 
 Quebec, 1871 
 
 1328. TRIAL OF RIEL. The Queen vs. Louis Riel: 
 Report of the Trial (etc.) Royal 8vo, half calf. 
 
 , , Ottawa, 1886 
 
 1329. The Queen vs. Louis Riel, Ottawa, 188fi; The 
 
 Riel Rebellion. Portraits, views, etc. [Witness Printing 
 House, Montreal], 1885. 2 pamphlets. 
 
 13.30. The Story of Louis Riel, the Rebel Chief. 
 
 Illust. Crown 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1885 
 
 1331. The Gibbet of Regina: the Truth about Riel. 
 
 By One Who Knows. Portraits. Post 8vo, half calf. 
 
 . C N. y, 1886 
 
 1332. TRIALS. Trial of Lepine tor Murder ( porlraitt of 
 Riel and ottiers), Winnipeg, 1hT4; Hod River Rebellion, 8 
 letters to .los. Howe, by Win. .^IcDougall, Toronto, 1870; 
 Privy CouniUl Papers of the Oeeureiiccs in the Northwest 
 Territories, Ottawa, 1870. 3 pamphlets. Cloth. 
 
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 1333. RfiClIERCHESHISTOBIQUES. Bulletin D'Arche- 
 ologip, cl'lIiBtoire, de Biographie, de Bibliographie, de 
 NumisDiatique, etc., etc. Volb. 1, 2, 4, 5 and B complete 
 (18ii5, '96, '98-1900), and odd numbers for 1698, 1901 and 
 1902 Portraits, views, etc. 74 pieces (3 vols. [30 pieces] 
 in half calf.) (As a lol.) I-^vis, 1885-1902 
 
 Full of valuable historical and genealogical inforination on 
 the early history of Canada. 
 
 1334. REFORM MOVEMENT OF 1834. Chambred'As- 
 «emblee, Vendredi, 21 Fcvrier, 1834. Folio, half calf, pp. 21. 
 
 The gcarce original oflBcial issue. 
 
 1335. [REID (JOHN).] Journal of an Excursion to the 
 U. S. and Canada, 1834. By a Citizen of Edinburgh. 12mo, 
 boards, paper label, ex libris of Thos. Scott. Edinburgh,1835 
 
 1336. REMINGTON (C. K.) The Ship-Yard of the 
 Griffon: a Brigantine built by La Salle, in 1679, above the 
 Falls of Niagara. With a Bibliography of Hennepin, con- 
 taining some editions not mentioned by Sabin or otlier 
 authorities. Majis and plates (including facsimiles from 
 early editions of Hennepin). Royal 8vo, halt calf, pp .9. 
 
 Buffalo, Ipill 
 
 1337. BfiVEILLAUDE (E.) Histoire du Canada et dcs 
 Canadiens Francais, de la Decouverte jusqu'a nos jours. 
 8vo, half calf. Pans [1^84] 
 
 1338. REVUE C0LONIAI.E INTERNATIONALE. 
 (Fondce par I'Association Coloniale Ncerlandaise). Maps, 
 etc. 2 vols, royal 8vo, half calf. Amsterdam, 1885-S6 
 
 Papers in EnKlish, French, Dutch and German, including 
 Die Hestizen der Philippinen, VOD Prof. Blumentritt; Central- 
 Amerika, von Dr. Polakowaky; Un livre sur Ics Phihppmes, 
 par Prof. Kern ; and others by Commander Cameron. Couperas, 
 Dr. Rohlfs, E. J. Payne, etc. 
 
 1339. RHODE ISLAND. Mason (G. C.) Annals of 
 the Redwood Library and Athenafum, Newport, R. I. t-or- 
 traits. Small 4to, cloth. Newport, 1891 
 
 1340 RHODES (JAS. F.) History of the United States, 
 from the Compromise of ISK to 1862. Vols. 1 to 3. 8vo 
 cloth, uncut. N. Y. 18Jd-J5 
 
 1341. RICH (A.) Dictionary of Greeic and Roman An- 
 tiquities. 2,000 illusts. 8vo, cloth. Lond.1873 
 
 1342. RICHARDSON (MAJOR). Movements of the 
 British Legion (in Spain), May, 1836-March, 1837 (during 
 the Carlist War). Map ami plates. 8vo, cloth. Lond.18.1, 
 
 1343. Personal Memoirsof Major Richardson as con- 
 nected with the singular Oppression of thai Oflicer by Liout.- 
 Gen. Sir Lacy Evans. 8vo, original boards. Montreal, 1838 
 
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 1344. ROBERTS (CIIAS. G. D.) The Book of the Na- 
 tive. Poems. First EDN. Crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. 
 
 Autograph letter of the author inserted. Toronto, 18!t6 
 
 1345. History of Canada. First edn. Map^ etc. 
 
 8to, cloth. Boftt. IsiC 
 
 1346. ROBERTS (MORLEV). The Western Avernus; 
 or, Toil and Travel in Further North Amerioa. Philes. 
 8vo, cloth. Lond. ISijfi 
 
 1347. ROBERTSON (W.) History of Amen -a. Seventh 
 odn. Maps and plates. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth (stamf on titles). 
 
 l..>ud. iTim 
 
 1348 The History of the Discovery and Settlement 
 
 of America. With Biographical Sketch, list of Spanisli 
 works, etc. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 1858 
 
 1349. ROCHEFOUCAULD-LIANCOrRT (DUC DE LA). 
 Voyages dans lea I^tats-Uuis d'Amerique fait en lt'J5, 17!i(i, 
 et 1797. First edn. Portrait inserted. 8 vols. 8vo, orig- 
 inal calf, gilt. Paris: L'An VII. de la Rcpublique [17!M.)] 
 With large two nia)>s extending to Ohio, and showing the 
 roads. The work contains the narrative of Johnson's captivity 
 among tlie Ind iantu, taken alimist from liis own diotation ; a long 
 desoriptionofa visit to Jefferson at Monticello; sketchesof New 
 York, with notices of Hamilton, Burr, etc. The travels included 
 Canada. 
 
 13J0. ROEBUCK (J. A.) The Colonies of England: a 
 Plan for the Government of some of our Colonial Posses- 
 sions. Map Hvo, cloth. Lond. 1849 
 
 1351. ROGER (CHAS.) The Rise of Canada fi-oin Bar- 
 barism to Wealth and Civilization. \*ol. 1 (all published), 
 1527-1824. 8vo, cloth. Quebec, IKSti 
 
 1352. ROGERS (MAJOR ROBERT). A Concise Account 
 of North America. Containing a Description of the several 
 British Colonies on that Continent, including the Islands 
 of Newfoundland, Cape Breton ... to which is subjoined 
 an Account of the several Nations and Tribes of Indians 
 residing in those partp, as to their Customs, Manner.i, Gov- 
 ernment, Numbers, etc., containing mnny useful and enter- 
 taining facts never before treated of. Hvo, original calf. 
 
 Lond. 1705 
 First edition of the famous ranger'a account of North Amer- 
 ica. A good deal uf space is taken up w'tli the description of 
 the variotiH Indian tribes, including an account of the White 
 Indians of the Missis-iippi. In his historical and geonraphical 
 portion he seems to have had a eiiecial antipathy to tlie Jews, 
 for he tinda them in New York, Rhode Island, and other placet*, 
 and sfieaks of them in contemptuous terms. Uf RlnNJe Island 
 especinHy he aaya tliat " the I^ofince is infested ivitfi a m«- 
 cally set of Jews . . . wtio are a pest not only to this, but the 
 neighlxturing provinces." Rogers at the publication of this was 
 aln«ii in I.<ind«n, and nf»gl<W^'!, «nd iii^y bfvvi' had &">me uti- 
 pleasant ezperiencea to account for bis prejudices. 
 
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 1353. Journals, containing an Account of the sev- 
 eral Excursions he made under the Generals who com- 
 manded upon the Continent of North America during the 
 late War. With Introduction and Notes. By Franklin B. 
 Hough. Crown 8vo, boards, uncut. Apparently a set of 
 the proof sheets roughly bound. Albany: J. Munsell, 1883 
 
 1354. ROLT (RICHARD). An Impartial Representation 
 of the Conduct of the several Powers of Europe engaged in 
 the late General War . . . from . . . 1739 to 1T48. 4 vols. 8vo, 
 old calf. Lond. 1T49-50 
 
 1355. ROSS (A. JI ) Memoirs of a Reformer, 1833-9a. 
 Portrait. Crowu 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1893 
 
 Slavery reminiscenced, with facsimile letters of Whittier, 
 John Brown, etc. 
 
 1356. ROYAL COLONIAL INSTITUTE. Proceedings 
 of the Royal Colonial Institute, Vol. 1, 1869 to WQ'l (with 
 an extra number for lllOl). 35 vols, crown 8vo, cloth (3 in 
 paper). Loud. 1870-1901 
 
 1357. - — Catalogue and First Supplementary Cata- 
 logue of the Library (Works relating to the British Colo- 
 nies, Early Voyages, etc.). 2 vols. imp. 8vo, half calf. 
 
 Loud. 1895-1901 
 
 1358. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. The Geo- 
 graphical Journal tor the years 1873; March, 1895-96 ; vari- 
 ous numbers for the following years, including 1901; and 
 the Year Book and Recoi-d for 189S and 1899. Maps, elt. 
 42 Nos. (Sold as a lot.) Lond., v. d. 
 
 1359. ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA. Proceedings 
 and Transactions. First Series, complete in 12 vols., 4to; 
 Second Series, Vols. l-6,royal 8vo. Numerms portratti,maps, 
 views from rare bonks, prints and manuscripts. Together 
 18 vols. Uniformly bound, full morocco extra, gilt backs, 
 panelled gilt sides, inside gilt borders, gilt l Igos. 
 
 Montreal, 1883-1900 
 Handsome set of this valuable collection. 
 
 1380. Another set, to IDOl. 19 vols. (9 vols, half 
 
 red morocco, 10 vols, in cloth). Montreal, 1883-1901 
 
 1301. Five Fortsof Winnipeg; Journeys in Rupert's 
 
 Land;, Assiniboine j'.ivcr and its P'orts, all by Bryce; 
 Gauo'iig on St. Lawrence Cartography to Champlain; 
 Fleming's Expeditions to the Paciftc; KeeTfer's Winter 
 Navigation on Lower St. Lawrence (illust.). 5 vols. 4to and 
 8vo, cloth. IS^^a-OS 
 
 1302. The Cabot Legends, portraii; Cartography of 
 
 New Brunswick, by W. F. Girtong, maps; Baronets of 
 Nova Scotia, by Sir E. M. Miiffkciizie, maps, etc. : Thos. 
 Hutchinson; Clias. Ileavyaege, by L. J. Burpee (A. L. S. 
 laid in); etc. 8 pamphlets, 8vo. Montreal, 1897-1901 
 
 
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 1363. RUSSELL (W.) The History of America, from it* 
 Discovery by Columbus to the Conclusion of the late War. 
 lUust. with ,51 plates and maps (includiu); maps of New 
 England and New York, Nova Scotia, New Jersey, Penn- 
 sylvania, etc. ; the portraits i .;luding Franklin, Washing- 
 ton, Sir Henry Clinton, Burke, Columbus, Almagro, Cortez, 
 Ralegh, and others; and among the views are. View of Fort 
 George and New York, Quebec, Mexico City, etc.). i vols. 
 4to, original leather. Lend. 1778 
 
 1364. RUSSELL (W. H.) Canada: its Defences, Condi- 
 tion, and Resources. Map. Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1868 
 
 1.36S. RYERSON (EGERTON). " The Story of My Life " : 
 being Reminiscences of Sixty Years' Public Service in Can- 
 ada. Edited by J. G Hodgins. Portrait and iUmts. Stout 
 8vo, cloth. Toronto, 1883 
 
 1366. tiABINE (LORENZO). Biographical Sketches of 
 •^ the Loyalists of the American Revolution, with 
 
 an Historical Essay. 2 vols. Svo, original cloth. Bost. 1864 
 
 1367. SA6ARD THEODAT (GABRIEL). Histoire du 
 Canada et Voyages que les Frires Mineurs Recollects y ont 
 faicts pour la Conversion des Infid^les dopuis I'an 1615. 
 Avee la Dictionnaire de la Langue Huronne. Nouvelle 
 Edition, publiie par E. Tross. 3 vols, post Svo, half mo- 
 rocco. Paris, 1866 
 
 Repri^ii, of the extreraelv rare original edition of 1636, with 
 the facsimiles of the leaves of Huron music. 
 
 1368. SAINT MAURICE (F. DE). A La Brunante: 
 Choses et Autres. (Contes et Reeits.) Crown Svo, half 
 morocco .Alontrcal, 1874 
 
 1369. De Tribord k Babord. Trois Croisit^res dans 
 
 le Golfe Saint-Laurent. Post Svo, halt calf. Montreal, 1877 
 
 1370. Notes pour scrvir a I'Histoire de I'Empereur 
 
 Maxirailien. Portrait. Svo, half calf. Quebec, 1889 
 
 1371. Loin de Pays: Souvenirs d'Europe, d'Afrique 
 
 et d'Amerique. 2 vols. Svo, half cloth, gilt bands. 
 
 Quebec, 1889 
 
 1 372. Les Etats do Jersey et la Langue Fran^aise. 
 
 Exemple offert au Manitoba et au Nord-ouest. Crown Svo, 
 fl"th. Montreal, 1893 
 
 137a. La Gaapesie. Promenades dans lo Goltn Saint- 
 
 Laureut. I., Nouvelle Ecosse; II., Le Nouveau Brunswick; 
 III., Laiiaspi'sie. Front. Svo, boards. Montreal, n. d. 
 1374. SAVINGS OF OUR LORD. AOHA IHCOY. Say- 
 ings of our Lord from an Early Greek Papyrus. Discovered 
 and iTiited, with trsnslation and p(iinmeiil,Hry, by B, P. 
 Grenfell and A. S. Hunt. Facsimiles. Svo, boards, pp.20. 
 
 Lond. 1897 
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 1375. SCAIFE (W ■ B.) AmericHt its Geogrspliic"! Hin- 
 tory, 14!i2 1892. With Supplement entitled. Was the Rio 
 del Espiritu Sftnt«. . . the MisnissippiV Map. 8vo, eloth. 
 (Johns Hopkins Studies.) Bn't- l*'-'* 
 
 1376. Florentine Life during the Renaissance. Svo, 
 
 cloth. (Johns Hopkins Studies.) Bait. 18il3 
 
 1377. SCnOULKR (JAMES). History of the United 
 States of America, includiuK the History of the Civil War 
 (Vol. 6), 1783-1865. Map. C vols. Svo, cloth. N.Y. 1880-!I9 
 
 1378. SCHUYLER (EUGENE). Turkistan: Notes of a 
 Journey in Russian Turkistan, Khokand, Bokhara, and 
 Kuldja. S maps atid numerous Musis, i vols, post Svo, 
 cloth. N. Y. 1877 
 
 1379. SCOTLAND. Anderson (D.) Scottish Folk-I.K)re. 
 Post 8vo, cloth (A. L. S., 2 pp. 8vo, of author inserted). 
 
 Toronto, 1899 
 
 1380. Anderson (P. J.— Editor). Roll of Alumni 
 
 in Arts of the University and King's Collene of Aberdeen, 
 1696-1860. View. Boyal Svo, cloth. (Aberdeen University 
 Studies, No. 1.) Aberdeen, 1900 
 
 Vslimble for genealogical and bibliographical purposes. 
 
 1381. Burnett Family (The). The Family of Bur- 
 nett of Leys, with collateral branches. Edited, with Index, 
 etc., by Col. J. Allardyce. SI jjortraits and plales. Royal 
 Svo, wrappers, pp. 389. (Aberdeen University Studies, 
 jj„ 4 \ Abenleen, 1901 
 
 1382. Macdonald (J.) Place Names of West Aber- 
 deenshire. Royal Svo, cloth. (Abei-deen University Studies, 
 jjj, 3 \ Aberdeen, 1900 
 
 1383. Macfarlanf. (W.) Genealogical Collections 
 
 concerning the Families in Scotland, made by Walter Mae- 
 farlane, 1750-51. Edited from the Original MSS. by J. T. 
 Clark 2 vols Svo, cloth. (Scottish Historical Society.) 
 
 Edinburgh, 1900 
 
 1384. MICHIE (J. C.) The Records of Invercauld, 
 
 with Notes and Index. Map, portrait, and plales. Royal 
 Kvo, wrappers, pp. 523. (Aberdeen University Studies, 
 jj„ 5 ) Aberdeen, 1901 
 
 1385. McNRO (Alexander Macdonald). Records 
 
 of Old Aberdeen, 1157-1891. Reproductions of rare neics, 
 etc Vol. 1. Boyal Svo, cloth. (Aberdeen Umversity 
 Studies, No. 2.) Aberdeen, 1900 
 
 1386. SCOTT (E. G.) The Development of Constitutions! 
 Liberty in the English Colonies of America. Svo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1890 
 
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 138T. SCOTT (SIR WALTER). Tales of n Grandfatlior: 
 beinjt Stories taken from SeottiBh Ilistorv and the llislurv 
 of France. Fronts, and viyiull" lilies, ii vols. 1-imo, half 
 roan (rubbed). Kdinburgh: Cadell, 1n-2'.i-:I1 
 
 ^ 1388. SCROPE (C. R.) Life of Lord Sydenham, with a 
 Narrative of his Administration in Canada. Porlraii. 8vo, 
 half Oftlf- Lond. 1843 
 
 1389. SEELEY (J. R.) Natural ReliRion. liy the Au- 
 thor of "Eef» Homo." 8vo, cloth (cover stained). 
 
 Lond 1S82 
 
 THE SELKIRK SETTLEMENT ON THE RED 
 RIVER. 
 
 1390. AMOS (A.) Report of the Trials in the Courts of 
 Canada relative to the Destruction of the Earl of Selkirk's 
 Settlement on the Red Ri\er, with Observations. Plun of 
 the Red River Heilleiuent in 1816. 8vo, calf, gilt back. 
 
 Lond. 18->0 
 
 1391. [IIALKET (.lOIIX).] Statement respeetinK the 
 Earl of Selkirk's Settlenieiit upon the Red River in North 
 America, its Destruction in 1815 and 1810, and the Massa- 
 cre of Gov. Semple and his Party, with Observations upon 
 a recent Publication entitled, " A Narrative of Oeeurnnci'S 
 in the Indian Countries," etc. Map. 8vo, original boards, 
 uncut and unopened, as issued, pp '^94. Lond. 1817 
 
 Extremely rare in this choice state. Vhis is one of the 
 scarcest and most imijortant of tile accounts of the destruction 
 of the Red River Settlement, the Massacre at Fort DouKlaR. etc. 
 
 1392. A French translation of the Preceding. [ISy 
 
 Ilugues Hency of Jlontreal.] 8vo, half calf (apparently no 
 map was issued with this translation). Montreal, 1818 
 
 1393. MACDONALD lA.) Narrative respecting the De- 
 struction of the Earl of Selkirk's Settlement upon Red 
 River in 181,5. 8vo, half roan, pp. 14. Lond. 181« 
 
 1394. M'DONELL (ALEXANDEP>). A Narrative of 
 Transactions in the Red River Country, from the Com- 
 mencement of the Operations of the Earl" of Selkirk till the 
 Summer of the Year 181(i. Large map. 8vo, original 
 printed paper covers, uncut, as issued. Lond. 1819 
 
 Very rare, esfiecially in this choice original state. Comprises 
 the Northwest Company's defense of the charires made by 
 Lord Selkirk. i. 7 
 
 1395. MEHCATOR. Les Communications de Mercator 
 sur la Conteste entre le Comte de Selkirk et la Compagnie 
 de la Baye d'lludson d'une part; ct la Compagnie du Nord- 
 Ouest d'autre part. E-Vtrailes du Montreal Herald, el tra- 
 dultes. 8vo, half roan (small corner of title torn off). 
 
 Montreal, 1817 
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 1396. NARRATIVES of John Pritchard, Pierre Chryso- 
 logue Pambrun, and Frederick Damien Heurter, respecting 
 the Aggressions of the North-West Company against the 
 Earl of Sellcirlt's Settlement upon the Red Kiver. 8vo, 
 half roan, uncut. Lond. 1H19 
 
 Very rare. These narrativeii were drawn up by eye-wit- 
 nesses of the orcurrences at the Red River Hettteinent in ISIS, 
 etc.. incluJintt the attack on Fort Douglas, the massacre of 
 GoTemor Sera pie and liis party. 
 139t. NARRATIVE OF OCCURRENCES in the Indian 
 Countries of North America, since the Connexion of the 
 Right Hon. the Earl of Selkirk with the Hudson's Bay Com- 
 pany, and his Attempt to establish a Colony on the Red 
 River, with a detailed Account of his Lordship's Military 
 Expedition to, and subsequent proceedings at Fort William, 
 in Tpper Canada. 8vo, scored russia, gilt back (name on 
 title). Fine co}>y. I.ond. 1817 
 
 Written, evidentlv. by one of the North West Company, 
 eivinK their version of the troubles in opposition to that of the 
 Earl of Selkirk. Ascribed to S. McOilhvray. 
 
 1398. Translation of the same, in French. 8vo, 
 
 original paper wrappers, uncut. Montreal, 1818 
 
 1300. REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS connected 
 with the Disputes between the Earl of Selkirk and the 
 North- West Company at the Assizes held at York in Upper 
 Canada, October, 1818, from Minutes taken in Court. 8vo, 
 half calf. Montreal, 1819 
 
 Comprises the trials of the partners and servants of the 
 North West Company, in connection with the Massacre of 
 18l.Vt6, charged with " high treason, murder, robbery and con. 
 spiiBcy." York is the old name of Toronto. 
 1400. SELKIRK (THOS. DOUGLAS, EARL OF). A 
 Letter to the Earl of Liverpool from the Earl of Selkirk ; 
 accompanied by a Correspondence with the Colonial De- 
 partment, 181T-18-19, on the Subject of the Red River Set- 
 tlements in North America. 8vo, half morocco, pp. i'U. 
 
 [Lond. : Privately printed, 18^0] 
 Lord Chief Justice Denman's copy, with presentation inscrip- 
 tion from Lord Selkirk. 
 
 I tOi. Esquisse du Commerce de Pelleteries des An- 
 
 glois, dans I'Amerique Septentrionale, avec des Observa- 
 tions relatives iV La Corapagnie du Nord-Ouestde Montreal. 
 Par leComte de Selkirk. 8vo, halt roan. Montreal, 1819 
 
 1402. SIMPSON (W. S.) Report at Large of the Trial of 
 Charles de Reinhard for Munler (committed in the Indian 
 Territories, Sept., 1»16), held at Quebec, May, 1818; with a 
 Summary of the Trial of Archibald McLellan, iiidicted as an 
 Accessary. 8vo, half roan. Montreal, 1819 
 
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 1403 WEST (JOIIX, of tho Hu.l8oD-» IJ«v Company) 
 Journals of the Kiwuienee in the Red River Colonv, and 
 frequent Lseursions amouK the Northwest American In- 
 dians 18W-23. 3 plates. 8vo, half moro. ,! In,"™ very 
 ol.Khtly damage,!). LondlWi 
 
 1404. SELWVX (A. R. C.) AND 
 Desiiriptive Sketch of the Physieal C 
 of Canada. l,arge colored maps in ■ 
 calf neat. 
 
 1105. SIIAKSPEARE. Work^ 
 Edited h.v Charles KniKht. .V« ., 
 after Cupe, Leslie, Frith, Maclisi a 
 half morocco, gilt back and edijes. 
 
 1400. SILLIMAN (BENJAMIN). „tn„ 
 Short Tour between Hartford and Qu. i , ,.. •. /»//-,„„,„ 
 i;ew3 of Quebec, etc. Crown 8vo, half ealt ( |nii,i.- h.Jkeu, 
 and a l.ttle soiled). New Haven, 18« 
 
 1407. SIMPSON (SIR GEORGE). Narrative of a Jour- 
 ney Round the World, 1841-43. By Sir George Simpson, 
 Governor-in-Chief of the Hudson's Bay Company's Territo- 
 ries in North America. Map and portrait. 3 vols. 8vo, 
 Cloth (damaged), uncut. L„ud. 1847 
 
 1408. SINDING (P. G.) History of Scandinavia, from 
 the Early Times of the Vikings and Northmen to the 
 iT^sent Oay. Porlradand map. Post 8vo, cloth. Phil. 18fi3 
 
 1409. SLAVERY. Original MS. Brief before the Supreme 
 Court of New Brunswick, Hilary Term, 1800. The case of 
 Nancy, a Black Woman claimed as a Slave Brief by Ward 
 Chipman. 86 pp., folio. 
 
 1410. SMITH (GOLDWIN). Canada and the Canadian 
 question. (French Canada before and after the Conquest, 
 History of Upper Canada, etc.) Map Post 8vo, doth. 
 
 i«,, ..,. „ Toronto, 1801 
 
 If ; 777, T f ^"l*'"' ^"""'*- *° Outline of Politiial 
 History, 1492-1871 Map. Post 8vo, cloth. X. Y. 1893 
 
 „ ^^,''^- T'le I'nited Kingdom: a Political Ilistorv. 
 
 2 vols, post 8vo, clolh. Toronto, 1899 
 
 Vi!.ti!- ''^"p"", ^% ^ft^^^")- P^'"" Ministers of Queen 
 Victoria. Portrait (2). Post 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1888 
 
 1414. SMITH (CAPT. JOHN). Works, 1008-1U31. (True 
 Re at ion. Map of Virginia, New England's Trials Gene- 
 rail Hiatorie of Virginia, True Travels, etc.) Edited with 
 Introduction, Bibliography, etc., by Edward Arber. ' Fac- 
 similes of the original maps. Thick small 4to, halt morocco. 
 Birmingham (Eng.), 1884 
 
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 1415. SMITH (WILLIAM). Discourses on Public Occa- 
 sions in America. The Second edn. 8vo,calf Loud. 17M 
 Second and best edition, containing four pieces not in the 
 nraviouBono. These discourses, and appendix, are on the Kava. 
 Lsot the French aud Indians; ThanLgiving disoourw on the 
 Reduction of Louisbourg; on the Conversion of the Heathen- 
 \raericans; on Braddock's Defeat; on the Opening of tlie Cam- 
 paign of 17M; A General Idea of the (toUege of Mirania (New 
 Yorlt). etc. 
 U16 SMITH (WILLIAM). The Iliatorj' of the Province 
 of New- York, from the First Discovery, to whicli is annexed 
 a Description of the Country, an Account of the Inhabi- 
 tants, etc. 8vo, original calf. Lond. : J. Almon, 1 , , b 
 1417 SMITH (WILLIAM). History of Canada; from its 
 First Discovery to the Peace of 1703 (the second volume 
 reads "to the yearl791"). « vols, in 1 Royal 8vo, half 
 calf Quebec: Printed tor the author by J. >eilson, 1815 
 First edition. Very rare. With tlie slip of - population of 
 Canada in 1784." which is very seldom met with, and the 
 separately printed leaf of errata in vol. t. 
 
 Of this extremely rare history of Canada only 3M p»Hf 
 were printed, and for some reason it was not issued until 18.6 
 Chief Justice Smith expresses some opi-iions m it, which he 
 may protably have thought would give oftenc ■. -'d tlierefore 
 delived its issue to tlie public until he was ii vhe iwint of 
 feaXgCanar for England. In fact it is stau^d that it was 
 Mrs Smitli who left orders for its publication, and not he. The 
 Brat volume, it appears from a letter the author wrote, wm 
 Sadv in tlii beK^mTing of 1813, and it is evident from the 
 ^inis" at the end of that volume that no more was <»ntem. 
 nlated It is also curiou.1 that the second volume ends 'end of 
 K second volume," as though another was written or about to 
 he Stenrbut if it was ever published, no copy is known 
 me present copy is a Hne, clean, perfect copy, with large mar- 
 gins. 
 
 1418 SMITH (W. II.) Canada, Past, Present and 
 Future': an historical, geographical, geological and statis- 
 tical account of Canada West. Fwnis. and XL maps 2 
 vols, royal 8vo, cloth. Toronto: MaelearTl85l] 
 
 1419 SMITH (W. M.) Canadian Gazetteer of all parts 
 of the Upper Province; or Canada West ^^^r?* "'«P ""^ 
 plaks. 8vo, cloth (embossed stamp on title), loronto, 184b 
 
 The earliest Gazetteer of Upper Canada. 
 
 1420 SMITH (T. W.) History of the Methodist Church 
 of Eastern British America. 2 vols, post 5j'^,',|.';Jf'jg„_|,a 
 
 1421 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Anniml Report 
 of the' BoaHl of Kegents, 1888-n», and ISilS; Keports o 
 the National Museum for 18>7, 188il-M (3 copies of 1800); 
 ^^n'ith^ catalogue of Nocluida,, 18,13 Many of tlj^a vols, 
 illustrated. 18 vols, thiclc 8vo, cloth. Wasn., v. a. 
 
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 1422. [SMYTH (D. W.)] A Short Topographical De- 
 Bcription of Upper Canada; with a Gazetteer of th^ t Prov- 
 ince. 8vo, calf. Colored map of Upper Canada (published 
 to accompany the same), size 23 x 34 in., mounted on lineu 
 and folded in 4to case. As 2 vols, (name on title) 
 
 _.. ., , ,, Lond. : Faden, irnn-lSOO 
 
 i»tli the vnluable colleclion of noten and the map were imlde 
 by Survejor-Qeneral Smyth at the desire of General Simcoe. 
 
 1423. SMYTH (SIR J. CARMICIIAEL). Copy of a Re- 
 port to the Duke of Wellington relative to His Majesty's 
 J rovmces by a Commission, of which Sir J. M. Smyth was 
 president, and Lt. Col. Sir G. Hoste and Capt. Harris were 
 members. Folio, limp roan. [Loud. 18251 
 
 Lithographed facsimile of the original engrossed reiwrt Only 
 iO were issued, and it was puhllslied In no other form. The coni- 
 mission was sent to report on the defence of Canada in view of a 
 possible American invasion. 
 
 : 1424. SOUTHESK (EARL OF). Saskatchewan and the 
 Kooky Mountains; Narrative of Travel and Sport through 
 the Hudson's Bay Company's Territories, lH69-(iO. Maps 
 and tllusts. 8vo, cloth. Edinburgh, 1875 
 
 1425. SPANISH DICTIONARY. Velasquez' Spanish- 
 i-nglish and English-Spanish Dictionary, with Pronuncia- 
 tion. Thick royal Svo, cloth. N. Y. isiis 
 142S. SPENCER (HERBERT) Works: Comprising, 
 *irstPrinoiples; Principles of Ethics, 2 vols. ; Principles of 
 Psychology, a vols. ; Principles of Sooiology, 2 vols. ; Prin- 
 ciples of Biology, 2 vols. ; Essays, Seientiflc, Political, and 
 Speculative, 3 vols.; Social Statics; Recent Discussions in 
 Science, Philosophy aud Morals; Illustrations of Universal 
 Progress; The Factors of Organic Evolution. Together lb 
 vols, post 8vo. N. Y. 188:-U3 
 
 1427. SPONGES. PaliBozoic Reticulate Sponges. By 
 Jas. Hall and .1. M. Clarke Thick 4to, cloth. Numerous 
 fine plates. (Univ. of the State of New York.) 
 
 N. Y. and AUmny, l.siis 
 
 1428. STANLEY (HENRY M.) The Congo, and the 
 Founding of it* Free State: a Story of Work and Explora- 
 tion. Map ami illusts. 2 vols. 8vo, clolh. N. Y. 1885 
 
 1429. STATESMAN'S YEAH BOOK. Statislical and 
 Historical Annual of the States of the Civilized World. 
 Edited by .1. S. Keltie, etc. For the years 1887 (24tli an- 
 nual issue), I8iH), 18!»3, lsU6-',Hi, l8US-lil02. 12 vols, crown 
 Svo, cloth. Lond,,v. d. 
 
 1430. STATISTICAL YEAR BOOK OF CANADA. 
 Pub. by the Department of Agriculture. For the years 
 IhSII (5th year of Issue), 1800, 18112-11100, (a copies of 
 1893.) 12 vols. 8vo, crimson cloth. Ottawa, 1890-1901 
 
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 1431 STEPHENS (T.) Madoc; an Essay on the Dis- 
 covery of America by Madoc r,p Owen Gwynedd in tlie 
 Xllth century. Edited by L. Reynolds. 8vo, cloth.^^ ^^^^ 
 
 1432 STEVENS (C. E.) Sources of the Constitution of 
 the United States, considered in relation to Colonial Eng- 
 lish History. Post 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 18.)4 
 
 1433 STEVENS (HENRY). Historical Nuggets. Biblio- 
 theca Americana, or a Descriptive Account of my Collec- 
 tion of Rare Books relating to America (2,934 items). 
 2 vols, crown 8vo, cloth, uncut. Lond. : Whittingham, 1862 
 
 1434 Catalogue of the American Books in the 
 
 British Museum. Thick royal 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1800 
 
 1435 Historical and Geographical Notes on the 
 
 Earliest Discoveries of America, 1453-1530, with Comments 
 on the earliest Charts and Maps, the Mistakes of the early 
 Navigators and the Blunders of the Geographers, etc., etc. 
 Front and 16 photolithographic facstmOes of the earliest^ 
 known maps of America, arranged on fiveslwets tn pocket 
 Royal Svofcloth. uncut. New Haven, ISW 
 
 Only TS copies printed. 
 
 1430. STEVENS (T.) Around the World on a Bicycle 
 Numerous illmfs. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. N. Y. 188, -s» 
 
 1437 STIRLING (SIR WILLIAM ALEXANDER, EARL 
 OF! The Monarchicke Tragedies, Cnesus, Darius, Ihe 
 Alexandnean, Julius Ciesar. Newly enlarged. Small 4to, 
 flnelv bound by W. Pratt in full crushed levant morocco 
 gilt gilt edges (a slight repair to title and a trifting hole in 
 two leaves of the Alexandrsean tragedy neatly repaired, but 
 
 on the whole a good copy). , r,^ ,,. . ,.•,.-■ 
 
 Lond. : V. Simmes for Ed. Blount, lOU, 
 
 Verv mre. Containing the blank leaf in naiiiM. anil the 
 
 blank' leaf ureceilinR tlie title of Tbe Alexandrian TraKeJy. 
 
 Very te« copies are met with liayinB the»e tw,. taivea. 
 
 Thi. ifflue contain, the First edition ot Julius Cresir and the 
 First London edition of Parius, this latter being the origina 
 Lue ot thai edition, printed with separjite signatures and 
 title and previouslv included in the edition of 1604. The 
 Orceins and the Alexandrimn are both second editions 
 
 Auart from tlie interest o( its lieing the work of the tirst 
 "1^ ^ x..,..„ u-itJH, a greater interest is in its place m 
 
 Some have even Hnp|M>sed that Sliilke- 
 o itasaages in mind, and borrowed and 
 SThe mune Moa in some ot his later iday.. The princi|«l 
 oTthese passages Is that which hears a faint reseinbanoe to 
 Shakeswires ■■ cloud.capp'd towers " in The Tempest (1% .. i.), 
 »Sd Sd in one of the choruses in Juliu, Ca«.r. The resem- 
 Wance" are. however, of so slight a riature as to be most 
 nrobably mere coincidences, but his position in the first ranks 
 Jt SgliBb vorsifiMB !h imdisp.ited. It is very probable that 
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 STIHLINO (SIR WILLIAM ALEXANDER, EARL OF.) 
 Shakespeare read these tragwlies. Alexander was a frleml of 
 Edward Alleyn. the famous actor „t Shakespeare a time 
 Uthers of hlB contemporaries read hia plays and praised them 
 though It IS douhtful l( they were ever |wrforme<I, being more 
 or tile academic school ttian wi-itten for the public taste and 
 later writers are unanimous in the praise of his lyrical pas- 
 
 His lands brought him no fortune, his colonial schemes were 
 failures his rank and the [Kisitions conferred on him by James 
 involved hira merely in trouble and loss, and he died, as uianv 
 others of an independence of character like Uis own have done 
 in loneliness and the extremest [Hiverty. 
 
 1438. Register c." Royal Letters relative to the 
 
 Affairs of Scotland and Nova Scotia from l(il5 to 103.5 Kd- 
 ited, with ail Introduction. 2 vols. 4to, half morocco a'ilt 
 tops, iineut. EdinbniKh, ISdo 
 
 Only 150 copies privately printed, of wiiich this is No. .13. 
 
 1439. Vindioationot the Rights and Titles, political 
 
 and territorial, of Lord Stirlin).', Lord Proprietor of Canada 
 and Nova Scotia. Post 8vo, cloth. Wash. 1853 
 
 1440. STONK (W. L.) Life and Times of Joseph Brant 
 (Thayendanega), ineludiuK the Border Wars of the Ameri- 
 can Revolution and the Indian Campaigns of Generals 
 Ilarmar, St. Clair and Wayne, from 1783 to the Indian 
 Peace of 1703. Portraits and platea. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 
 
 N. Y. 1838 
 Original edition. Presentation copy from the author. 
 
 1441. Life and Times of Sir Wm. Johnson (with 
 
 Appendices and Index). Purl rait, foliiiiii/ plan of the butt: • 
 vf Lak-e George, ek. H vols. 8vo, cloth (a little worn). 
 
 Albany: ilnnsell, 18e5 
 ,,,'S*'"',''' The valunWe Appendix of l.M pp. contains Sir 
 William s own Journals of the Ei|)editionB to Niagar.i Osweg.. 
 and Detroit, through the Cantonments of the Six Nations the 
 
 ■ "i'SSo'""'"''"''"'^' P""t«'' '"' the arst time from the otIr. 
 in til MoS. 
 
 1442. STORY OP THE NATIONS (The) Ancient 
 Egypt, Parthiaand Phtenicia, by Prof, llawlinson; Japan 
 by Murray; Russia, by Morrill; llungarv, by Vambery- 
 Early Britain, by Church; Chaldea, by Ragozin; China, by 
 Douglas; Ireland, by Lawless; etc. Witti maps anil illii.its 
 48 vols, crown 8vo, cloth. Loud, and N. Y., v. i. 
 
 1443. STRACIIAN(J.) a Visit to the Province of Upper 
 Canada in ISl'.l. 8vo, light polished calf, gilt back by 
 Kiviere. Aberdeen, 1820 
 
 Includesa " Life of Captain Brant"and other matters relat 
 mg to the Indians. The Sheepshank ropy, with bookplate. 
 
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 U44, STRAIIAN (E.) The Art Treasures of America, 
 be ng the Choicest Works of Art in the Publu, jnd Private 
 Collections of North America IVofusehj '"«f '««'';"'!' 
 fnU-pugeplahH. First Series. Folio, half morocco Phil, n.d^ 
 Contains Je-a^riptions of the inivate galleries of John Jacob 
 Asto" aSkus? a^lmont. T. A. liavemeyer, Catherine Lorillard 
 Wolfe, the Corcoran Gallery, etc. 
 U45. STUART (H. C.) Church of Eugland iu Canada 
 irS8-irM. Map. 8vo, cloth. Montreal, 18..3 
 
 144U. STUBBS (WM.) The Constitutional History of 
 England, in its Origin and Development. •! ^^f,*^^^^ 
 cloth. 
 
 U«. SUFFUEN (PA. DE-Fiench Admiral). Relation 
 dclaiUce de la lampagne de M. le Commandeur De *'uffr«l 
 dans rinde, du 1" Juin 1T8» au M Sei"«'»brepSu.vant..^l 4mo, 
 
 , p . ■ . ^ ^y^ p„rt Louis was « It was the 
 
 Port LjiK GuaSoupe it becomes a.very early and it^erest^ 
 
 imr iinprint. It is also possible that it may be Port Loms in 
 
 Mauritius, and equally rare aa an imprint. 
 
 144« SULTE (BENJAMIN). Hiatoire dos Caiiadieus- 
 
 Francnis lti08-1880. Origine, Ilistoire, Religion, (Juorres, 
 
 ■ Completed. I^iJ i" i^ » ™»" '■'Wiograpl.ical sketch 
 written on it by Suite. 
 
 1440 rpACrtV: (BISHOP). Sliet«h of till- North-Wesl 
 
 144J. J^At.^^ ,^„\erica, transl. by Capt. li D- Cameron 
 
 raiiitiu)- T.'Kxp&lition Militairc de Manitoba, 18.0, par 
 
 1EN..AM .N StTLTE (.iO pp.). Presentation copy from the 
 
 author. Inlvohimo. 8vo, inoi-occo. Montreal. 18,0-, 1 
 
 iim TXCIIF (J C) Le Canada et I'E.xposition Uni- 
 
 verseUede is", Plvife.-.' Royal 8vo, half roan. ToronU,,1850 
 
 U.'il. TAI.BOT (E. A. -of theTalbotSettleme.il). Kne 
 
 Yea^intheCanadas. Front, -.vols. «vo, haU calf.^^^^ 
 
 Gives a very minute account ot tile setllen.eMs "t UPl*"- 
 
 Sc;^i;,^'::^."^svxl.?s^='tri!^---^'- 
 
 I4V2 TVI-LACK (W.) PiMiologieal and I'lvveiUive Prill- 
 cipll"-w!thU».l lUrence to England and America, ^vo, 
 cloth 
 
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 1453. TASKER (L. H.) The riiiled Empire loyalists 
 Settlenumt at Louj; Point, Ijiitp Erie. Mafi and phles. 
 Royal 8vo, eloth. (Pub. of the Ontario Historical Society.) 
 Presentation copy, with A. L. S. from the author. 
 
 Toronto, 1(100 
 
 1«1. TASSE (JOSEPH). Les Canadiens de I'Ouest. 
 a vols. 8vo, half calf. Montreal, 187S 
 
 1455. Lo SS™ Fauteuil, ou Souvenirs Parlemen- 
 
 taires. Portraits. 8vo, half calf. Montreal, 1S91 
 
 14.5G. Discours de Sir George Cartier [1814-1873], 
 
 aec'ompagnes de Notices. Portrait. Royal 8vo, cloth. 
 
 Montreal, 1803 
 
 1457. TASWELL-LANGMEAD (T. P.) English Consti- 
 tutional Ilistorj', from the Teutonic Conquest to the Present 
 Time. Fourth win., with Notes and Appendices by C. H. 
 E. Carmichael. Thick 8vo, cloth. Lond. 1890 
 
 1458. TAYLOR (F.) Portraits of Hritish Americans, 
 with Biographical Sketches. UH jmrtraits from photographs 
 by Xotman. 3 vols, in 4. 8vo, half morocco. 
 
 Montreal, 1805-68 
 
 1459. Thos. D'ArcyMcGee: a Sketch of his Lite and 
 
 Death. Portrait. 8vo, cloth. Presentation copy. 
 
 Montreal, 1868 
 
 14(io. The Last Tliree Bishops appointed for the 
 
 Anglican Church of Canada. (Bps. Kultord, Mountain and 
 Strachan.) Portraits. Small 4to, eloth. Presentation copy. 
 
 Montreal, 186fl 
 
 14(il. TAYLOR (ISAAC). The Origin of the Aryans. 
 
 Illust. Post 8vo, cloth. [Lond. 1889] 
 
 1462. TIIACHER (JOHN HOYD). The Continent of 
 
 America: its Discovery and Baptism. Portrait of Vespuccius 
 
 and numerouiifac.simite.-< of the eartij maps nf America, etc. 
 
 4to, original half parchment, gilt top, uncut. N. Y. 1890 
 
 Only asi copie-s printed, <jf which ttiis No, KM). .\n importiint 
 
 contribution to tlie early history of Aniericii. 
 
 1403, TIIAMIN (K.) Saint Amliroise et la .Morale Chre- 
 tienne au l\' Siecle. Koyal 8vo, half calf, gilt bands. 
 (Auuales derUniveraili' de Lyon.) I'aris, 1895 
 
 14li4. TIIEVET (ANDRfi). Les Singulariley, de la France 
 Antarctiqiie, aulrement noinnu' Anu'ri(|uc el de plusieura 
 Terres et Isles dccouvertea de nostrc temps. Par F. Andre 
 Thevet, nalif ilAngoulesme. Jlliisl. with .',! woodcuts hy 
 Silrinius Atitimiatiiis. I'Zuw, original old calf, gill. 
 
 Anvere: Ch. Planlin, 1558 
 A fine copy of tbia very rare dewrintion <if Amerifa, With 
 the autograph ou title of Jean BaUeBdeus, a noted French 
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 ™".If oiTenI- of the t.th Cen.ur,, and Me,nW of the 
 •^l^tu.rS the tUje one might expe..^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 .i^^Uy .o%he rno.tnon^.ern^n-'^,^^^^^ 
 oftholxwkdescrlbMtlwwmleoiiiw ^^^ America, 
 
 continent, only the linal ^J »P"" ^ '" 1S3,-, „„a in the tollo«- 
 
 The a"t'>°r»<-™'Wi«\^va« wTirthat leaders nephew. Bois e 
 ingyenrcxtendeiihis>"5»P «■'""'»'- ^ ,^^ Hayre de- 
 
 ColiL. C^™™';:!^"*,,,e'lnTe f.K"rthey»w,an,; one 
 Grace, he descrihes all ."« ",,',,, fe»lly »pei "» their journey 
 may inmgine ".""v ey d,d n >t J^J^J^^ ^ from there Ihey 
 along the coart of *'"'»r '"t,," eoa«atthe river .it Ganaliara 
 oro««>dto Amenca, tonUm,|^.ec^ eontinue<i along the 
 (Kio deJaneiroi; " " . LrtT Xding up with, description 
 c™«t of America to he nortli. »"^'^^'"K f „„„,„»,, of the 
 of the latest diKoyer.e8. This latte (pr ^^^^^ ^^ 
 lirst two voyages of earner^" hi>^^.^ ,^ _^__ „.„rk he call, 
 rated to him by tattler h'™^ ^| , „,e„tlon of the coun- 
 
 the country Canada »° »«^ Y, > ™ J ,u,le doubt he heard 
 try by t>»» "»"'"■ .?,"^"j,al"T tile sole authority tor the 
 Cartier call »". I""*"' 'J.^,, attemoted a settlement on 
 .Uitement '!■»' *J'"«'S?, ^'^ r^m find, but that m« of 
 the .liores of Canada ""'' ™^„„th of July. There has been 
 them died '">"'™'^'°Si„n whether Cal«.t made. an Ice- 
 
 the oposaum are «c«d ngiy ^ ^^ ^l^^^^^jy^^^^ 
 DeUrya»al«M«forhi8iiiaM, mentioned. Ve»- 
 
 A curious '""^'"''X^^^^Sof America, and Thevet says 
 Klre3m"nTi"rightT;named after hiin. 
 
 Ti i.tnri» dell' India America del ta allramente 
 
 "•''■ rT.rtirrM Andrea Tevetjtrmlottadi France«e 
 
 FranciaAntart ea diJLAnar ^^^ H„rolog«i. l^mo, 
 
 in Lingua l'*"*"*' "t.evens bv W. I'ratl in lull red nio- 
 flnely bound or 1 ^J* j^,"'^''J.yj> eopy, with the rare colo- 
 roeco gilt, <i"ll f ''> «dgeB. ^ ^^^^PfP^i^briel Giolilo, 1»«1 
 phon leaf at cna. bookplate. The first Ilalian 
 
 trrn:u?io^TTireS'rsrng'lr«e.^e Pa France Antarc.i.u. 
 
 u«o. THOMAS (CM i— •;;^';^:'Cy"l^:^io!;;'^ 
 
 Eastern T"7T "I'^j^rhnUon Urome! Potton and Bolton. 
 Bt. Armand, Kunham, ftuiion, mo Montreal, 18(iii 
 
 l..j,„o cloth. Ben.iamln Franklin and the 
 
 UiiT. .'"* ."XuJvlvania. l-ortmit of Franklmandover 
 University ol 1 " "f > 7 *", „„„„„ including Index . 
 ioplak^. 8vo, elolh («+ pages, inuu g wash. 1803 
 
 ,-^0 Tm)» (\) Parliamentary Ooyernment in the 
 
 ""l' , Vni es Thick 8vo, half calf, gilt. Boat. 1880 
 
 B„«,U colonies. JhK_^ *vota.8vo.moroec„. Lend. 1887 
 
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 ada 8-8 H^M'^.I^'^'^'".'^' ^'«*™. Notes 8ur le Can- 
 
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 V018. .! anil 4, 1880; and others. 22 vols 
 
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 1554. r McCarthy's Epoch of Reform, N. Y., ii. d. ; 
 
 fh'incnt^ History of Canada, Toronto, 181*7; Tayto'r's Car- 
 diual Facts of Canadian Histoiy, Toronto, 18iJ9; .Johnston's 
 U. S. History and Conttitution; Keminiseonees of Lord- 
 Konald Go^tr, Host, 18H4. (Some presentation copies.) 
 Many ilhists. 27 vols. 
 
 1555. MISCELLANEOUS. Lowell's Demoracy and other 
 Addresses^ 1887; Pufnam's The Question of Copyripht, 
 IH'.Mi; I)ei4w^8 Orations and After-Dinner Speeches, 1890; 
 The Spectator, edited by Henry Moriey. Post 8vo, cloth. 
 4 vols. 
 
 lo5fj. BoswELL's Life of Johnson; Goldsmith's 
 
 Works; Burns' Works, with Memoir; Chaucer's Canter- 
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 1557. Day's Mineral Resources of the United States, 
 
 18D4; Andrews' Latin-English Lexicon, 18(>5; Now Zealand 
 Year Book, 1804; Dawsfin and McLennan's Montreal, its 
 Historic Memorials, 181)3; and others. 21 vols. 
 
 1558. Alfoitl's The Queen's English, n. d. ; .\yre8' 
 
 The Verbalist, 1882; Larousse's Dictionnaire de la Langue 
 Fran^aise, 1889; Walton and Cotton's Angler, by Rennie, 
 1836; and others. 24 vols. 
 
 1559. ODD VOLS. Cotes' Social and Imperial Life of 
 Britain, Vol. 1, 1900; McMaster's Historj- of the People of 
 the U. S., Vol. v., 11)00;, 3|cCarthy'8 The Four Georges, 
 Vols. 1 rtn<J/2, 1885; Payne's History of America, Vol. 1, 
 1892; Dionire, S:imuel Champlain, sa Vie et ses Voyages, 
 Vol. 1, 1891; and others. 18 vols. 
 
 . 15(i0. PAMPHLETS. Le Cierge Canadien, par L. O. 
 David, Montreal, 189i); Origin of Nations, by Geo. Rawlin- 
 son, N. Y.18S1; Les Canadiens des £tats-Unis, par T. St. 
 Pierre, Montreal, 1893; etc. 11 pamphlets, 8vo, etc., 
 cloth. 
 
 15til. Newspapers, their Development in Quebec, 
 
 by Thos. White, Montreal, 18^; A Trip to England, by 
 Goldwin Smith, 1888; The 3rd Corps and Sickles at Gettys- 
 burg; 'Che Fisheries Dispute, a Letter to Wni. Evarts by 
 John J^, 1887; and others. (34 pieces.) 
 
 1502. Miscellaneous Pamphlets, including odd Nos. 
 
 of the Transactions of the United Empire Loyalists' Asso- 
 ciation, Acadiensis, the Canadian Antiquarian, and vari- 
 ous others. About 50 pieces, as a !ot. 
 
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 "alf O ,eh„n is^^r ^^""•"''«? •'■•ovinees, thick royal bvo, 
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 uounnot, 1861, 1804-66; the same, 1S04-07, in onev-olume- 
 the same reported by J s, D. Thompson, 1^08; Sessional 
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 1660. PHOTOGRAPHS, Etc. Old Fort Niagara Ontario 
 
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 1570, LowelPM Essays* on (loveriiniPlit, ISSH; Sir 
 
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 157>. SCHOOL HOOKS, Ilisiginson's History of the 
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 1673, TEACHING. The School System of Ontario, by 
 G, \V, Koss; N, Y, 1806; The School Law of (iuebec, by 
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 1574. THEOLOGY, \Vithrow's Makers of Methodism, 
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 1575, TRAVEL, Etc, Gordon's Mountain and Prairie, 
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 1570, CARICATURES, Etc, Four large Colored Lilho- 
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