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U S'SIQUA P.QUAERIS.PENINSULAMAMOEMAS V.CIRCUMSPICE " W - -- - 2 ) 1 GUWUWUJUVUT.W.ON 92,01,37,8,100'U N I . 5), Hitiniininnihihihiinnit I NNITUSEDMIOTUMWINYILINDI TERMETTRONTOLOIDMI.: wa PUIDUTINIUM i 00 0 0 00 ... .. ... .. . ... .. ...... .. .. ........... ... .... .. Nudianmoutunut t ai toisuutunmuwuinishinur .. 1 ltot CATALOGUE OF THE ENGLISH LIBRARY OF « For Friends, although your lordship be scant, yet I hope you are not altogether destitute; if you be, do but look upon good books : they are true friends, that will neither flatter por dissemble: be you but true to your'- self, applying that which they teach upto the party grieved, and you shall need no other comfort nor coun- sel. To them and to God's holy Spirit, directing you in the reading of them, I commend your lordship."--BACON to Chief Justice Coke. • : . .:. CATALOGUE OF MY ENGLISH LIBRARY COLLECTED AND DESCRIBED BY HENRY STEVENS, G.M.B. F.S.A. . LITERARY AGENT IN LONDON OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. I will buy with you, sell with you. SHAKESPEARE. LONDON : Printed by C. WHITTINGHAM, Nov. 1853. For Private Distribution. ~ Respice, circumspice, aspice, et prospice." .- 10T - 3.80 CM . .- TO THE CHRISTIAN READER. McLV XF you are troubled with a pride of ac- curacy, and would have it completely len taken out of you, print a catalogue. he y There is at present in the United States a great rage for splendid private libraries. To appease this I have had, of late, many calls upon my time, from my book-loving countrymen to assist them in making their purchases. Hence it occurred to me that I might save myself much la- bour, and at the same time, render an important service to American book collectors generally, by preparing a Catalogue to be put into their hands, comprising a few thousand volumes of the best editions of the principal standard English Authors. Accordingly I have endeavoured to make such a selection from the multitude of poets, dramatists, historians, philosophers, metaphysicians, essayists, etc. from the earliest to the present time, as may form the basis of a good miscellaneous library. How well I have succeeded you will see by casting your quick eye over the following pages. First let me tell you that it was intended not to exceed four thousand volumes, and the list was designed merely to assist in the selection of an American Gentle- Introduction. man's private library. I find however that I have considerably exceeded my limits, and have so far enlarged my plan, during the progress of the work, that the Catalogne may now possibly be servicea- ble to the numerous College, Athenæum, Lyceum, Mercantile, State, Town, Village, and other libra- ries, more or less public, that are now so rapidly springing up in every part of the United States. To render it something more than a dry Catalogue I have added the contents of the several volumes of the chief polygraphic works, and the dates of birth and death of most of the deceased authors. Hence it may perhaps be of some use as a convenient book of reference to librarians, editors, professors, stu- dents, critics and other literary persons who do not possess the books themselves. At least it would be so were it better done, but notwithstanding considerable painstaking, I am aware, Christian Reader, that my Catalogue is as full of errors, both of omission and commission, as you acknowledge your own heart to be ; I therefore have the cou- rage to print but few copies of this first impres- sion, and those only for private distribution among friends and correspondents in America, who are desirous of adorning themselves and their houses with choice English Books. By interleaving and ticking off, it will answer not only as a Catalogue of one's books, but in part as a list of one's desi- derata. Libraries are an index of a nation's, as well as an individual's wealth, taste, and character. A very large number of my countrymen have now not only the money but the ambition to possess the best that can be had. As a general rule, therefore, I have Introduction. vii given the best editions of each author, without re- gard to cost, or whether or not the edition be still procurable. It is economy in the long run, as well as a luxury in the short, for those wbo can afford it, to procure in the outset not only the best editions, but the books well and thoroughly bound : for he who buys a choice library, like him who buys plate, spends not, but invests his money. Good books pay a liberal interest to their owner, and are an in- heritance to his children. I confess that I am an advocate of fine bindings. But bookbinding is so much a matter of taste and individual fancy, that little need be said here, for every one can gratify his own taste according to his means. There are few things, however, upon which the rich can display their wealth and taste to better advantage than upon their libraries. Binding ad- mits of an infinite variety of design in ornaments, and whether cheap or dear may, in skilful hands, always be kept within the bounds of good taste. For public libraries, where chiefly the contents of the books are regarded, cheap, or what is techni- cally called half binding in calf or morocco, is usually sufficient : but in private hands of the wealthy, where books are not only a library but articles of luxury and furniture, great pains should be taken to secure not only the best editions, but those adorned with a variety of choice and artistic bindings. It was my intention in the outset, as I have said, not to exceed four thousand volumes, but little by little the list has increased to 5751 volumes. I have been considerably puzzled to know what titles to strike out in my next impression, being well үiii Introduction. aware that what is trash to one person is by no means such to another: also that many books of more merit than those admitted have been omitted. You may not think it difficult to strike out twenty authors, and to add twenty better ones in their places, but let me relate to you a parable. I re- quested twenty men whose opinions on the Literary Exchange are as good as those of the Baring's or the Rothchilds on the Royal, each to expunge twenty. authors and to insert twenty others of better stand- ing in their places, promising to exclude in my next impression any author who should receive more than five blackballs, and to add any one who should receive more than five votes. The result was, as may be supposed, not a single expulsion or addition. Now what is trash ? I have purposely avoided giving prices, as at pre- sent, particularly with regard to exportation of new books from England to America, the prices are by no means fixed; the discount varying, according to circumstances, from twenty-five to seventy-five per cent. from the published prices, as indicated in the London Catalogue, and Lowe's British Catalogue, to which the reader is referred for prices of most of the books published in England within the last forty years, First class books, not new, owing chiefly to the greatly increased demand from the United States, have risen of late much in value, while se- cond rate works were never cheaper. If, however, the American book collector import his library di- rectly from London by his own order, as he may now do in any part of the United States, owing to the admirable facilities offered by the several international express agencies; and if he pay only Introduction. a single commission of ten per cent. on the net cost of book and binding, he will find that English books are not much, if any, dearer than the same class. of copy-righted American works. It is peculiarly gratifying to an American to see the activity displayed recently by his countrymen in the book marts of the Old World. A few years ago the veriest trash was deemed good enough for exportation to Jonathan, who was then proverbially not over particular either as to the edition or con- dition of his books, provided he had enough of them. Now, however, he buys more largely, more taste- fully, and much more intelligently. You find him often the boldest bidder for bibliographical rarities, and see him mousing about and ransacking the shops and stalls of Europe. He is always ready and anxious to secure for his library those literary gems which are so wont to delight the heart and empty the pockets of the bibliophile. But liberal and extravagant as you find him abroad, if you follow him home and refer to his laws you will see that they are anything but liberal and encouraging to private libraries, and hence chiefly the reputed high prices of English Books in America. The import duty into the United States upon all classes, old or new, of “printed books, magazines, pamphlets, periodicals, and illustrated newspapers, bound or unbound, not otherwise provided for," is ten per cent. on the cost or “market value” in the country whence exported, a duty much higher than that of any other civilized country. This " not otherwise provided for” means that books imported for public libraries pay no duty, and that “ periodicals and other works in the course of Introduction. printing and republication in the United States ». (I quote from the existing law, passed July 30, 1846) pay a duty of twenty per cent. ad valorem, which acts in fact as a premium of ten per cent. upon literary piracy. A law so unjust and absurd as this, one would think, need only be pointed out as an oversight, or clause interpolated by disho- nourable means and overlooked, to be repealed, or at least to be liberally construed as in other cases; but one blushes to acknowledge that it is at present enforced as strictly at New York, though not at Boston, as if the American book-making resources required protection to develope them. The present tariff of ten per cent. acts most strangely and unjustly upon early English litera- ture, of which we are ever and everlastingly boast- ing as ours by inheritance. I have paid an import duty of seventy-five dollars upon a single volume of Shakespeare, the first folio edition of 1623, ori. ginally published at one pound, but now, by reason of its extreme rarity, worth £150. What is the “market value” of such a book, which almost never appears in the market? Is it the published price of one pound, or this fictitious or fancy value of £150 ? I have paid twenty dollars duty on a small volume of Spenser's tracts, which cost me £40, though originally published probably for not more than ten shillings. On the first edition of Milton's Paradise Lost I have paid almost as much duty for a single volume as Milton received of Symons, his publisher, for the entire copyright. Yet we are always bragging of Shakespeare, Spenser, Bacon, Milton, and all other English authors pub- lished prior to the year 1776, as belonging as much Introduction. to us as to England! Then, Jonathan, if they be really ours, why tax them so enormously as foreign merchandize ? Old books printed prior to the year 1802 enter England duty-free, and those printed since 1802 pay only fifteen shillings a hundred-weight, if they come from a country enjoying with Great Britain an international copyright, if not, they pay thirty shillings. Books should pay duty by weight or by volume, if at all; but in a country like ours, where intelligence and education are not only our proudest boast, but are the basis of our institutions, and where for the want of an international copyright law the best of our books (with a few exceptions) are pirated reprints without compensation of the authors of the mother-country, the least we could honourably do, one would think, with a clear con. science and a full treasury, would be to admit foreign books, especially those in our own lan- guage, free of duty. Christian Reader, to you as an American and a man who acts wisely, deals justly, and votes intel- ligently, I submit these considerations, relying on you and the “ assembled wisdom of our nation” in the coming session of Congress, to see these matters placed in a shape more honourable to the “Model Republic,” being deliberately, Yours to be commanded, HENRY STEVENS, of Vermont. Morley's Hotel, Charing Cross, London, Nov. 10, 1853. CATALOGUE Of MY ENGLISH LIBRARY. " SOME books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested; that is, sonie books are to be read only in parts; others to be read, but not curiously; and some few to be read wholly, and with diligence and attention. Some books also may be read by deputy, and extracts made of them by other's ; but that would be ouly in the less important arguments, and the meaner sort of books; else distilled books are, like common distilled waters, flashy things: Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man; and, therefore, if a man write little, he had need have a great memory; if he copler little, be had peed have a present wit; and if he read little he had need have much cunning, to seem to know that he doth not. Histories make men wise ; poets witty; the mathe- matics subtile; natural philosophy deep; moral, grave; logic and rhetoric, able to contend; "Abeunt studia in mores;' nay, there is no stond or impediment in the wit, but way be wrought out by fit studies."-BACON. CATALOGUE OF MY ENGLISH LIBRARY. ABERCROMBIE (Dr. John, 1781—1844). On 11 the Philosophy of the Moral Feelings, 8th edition. Murray, 1848, 12mo. ABERCROMBIE (Dr. J.). Inquiries concerning the In- tellectual Powers and the Investigation of Truth, 14th edition. Murray, 1853, 12mo. ADDISON (Joseph, 1672–1719). Works, with Notes by Bp. Hurd, 6 vols. . Lond. 1811, 8vo. Contents : Vol. I. Life; Poems on several occasions; Rosamoni; Cato; Poemata; Dialogue on Medals. II. Remarks on Italy; 'Tat- ler. III. IV. Spectator. V. Spectator; Guardian ; Lover ;. Present State of the War; Trial of Count Tarifl'; Whig Examiner. VI. liree- holder ; of the Christiau Religion ; Tlie Drummer; Discourse on Ancient and Modern Learning. Index at the end of each volume. ADDISON (C. G.). History of the Knights Templars, third edition. Longmans, 1852, cr. 8vo. ADOLPHUS (John, 1764-1845). The History of England, from the accession to the decease of George III. 7 vols. Lond. 1840-45, 8vo. AIKIN (Lucy). Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth, 2 vols. Lond. 1819, 8vo. AIKIN (L.).' Memoirs of the Court of James' I., ? vols. Lond. 1822, 8vo. AIKIN (L.). Memoirs of the Court of Charles I., 2 vols. Lond. 1833, 8vo. AIKIN (L). Life of J. Addison, 2 vols. 1843, sm. 8vo. Aldine Edition of the British Poets. Published by Pickering, 53 vols. . Lond. 1839, &c. 12mo. Akenside, with memoir by the Rev. A. Dyce, 1 vol. Beattie, with Memoir by the Rev. 8. Dyce, i vol. Burns, with Memoir and Notes by Sir H. Nicolas, 3 vols. Butler, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 2 vols, Chaucer, with Memoir by Sir: H. Nicolas, 6: vols. Churchill, with Memoir and Notes by W. Tooke, Esq. 3 vols. Collins, with Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas, I vol. Cowper, with Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas, 3 vols. Dryden, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 5 vols. Falconer, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, I vol. Goldsmith, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 1 vol. Gray, with Menoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 1 vol. Milton, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 3 vols. Parnell, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 1 vol. Pope, witli Memoir by ile Rev. A. Dyce, 3.vols. Prior, with Memoir by the Rey, J. Mitford, 2 vols. Catalogue of my Shakespeare, will Memoir by the Rev. A. Dyce, 1 vol. Spenser, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 5 vols. Surrey and Wyatt, with Memoirs by Sir H. Nicolas, 2 vols. Swift, with Memoir by the Rev. J. Mitford, 3 vols. Thomson, with Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas, 2 vols. White (H. Kirke), with Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas, 1 vol. Young, with Memoir by the Rev. 3. Mitford, 2 vols. ALISON (Sir Archibald). History of Europe, from 1789 to 1815, 8th edition, 14 vols. with 4to. Atlas, by A. K. Johnston. Blackwood, 1849-50, 8vo. ALISON (Sir A.). History of Europe from the fall of Napoleon in 1815 to the accession of Louis Napo- leon in 1852, vol. 1. Blackwood, 1853, 8vo. ALISON (Sir A.). Principles of Population, and their connection with human happiness, 2 vols. Blackwood, 1840, 8vo. ALISON (Sir A.), England in 1815 and 1845, or a suf- ficient and contracted currency. Lond. 1845, 8vo. ALISON (Sir A.). Military Life of the Duke of Marl- borough, second edition, 2 vols. Blackwood, 1852, 8vo. ALISON (Sir A.). Essays, political, historical and miscellaneous, 3 vols. vois. Blackwood. 1850.800 ANDERSON (Rev. Christopher, 1782—1852). Annals of the English Bible, from the time of Wycliffe to the present day, with List of Editions of the English Bible, 2 vols. Pickering, 1845, 8vo. ANDREWS (Bp. Lancelot, 1555—1626). Private De- votions, with his Manual for the ſick, translated froin the Original Greek by the Rev. Peter Hall. New Ed., with portrait. Pickering, 1839, fcp. 8vo. ANDREWS (Bp. L.). Preces Privatæ Quotidianæ, Gr. et Lat. A new Edition, very carefully corrected. Pickering, 1848, fcp. 8vo. ANNALS of the Kingdom of Ireland, by the Four Masters, from the earliest period to the year 1616. Edited from Manuscripts with a Translation and copious Notes, by J. O'Donovan, 7 vols. 'Houges & Smith, Dublin, 1851, 4to. ANNUAL Register, from the beginning in 1758 to 1853, with Index to 1819, 96 vols. Lond. 8vo. ARABIÁN Nights. A new Translation by E. W. Lane, with Explanatory Notes, and 600 woodcuts by W. Harvey. Murray, 1853, 8vo. ARCHEOLOGIA ; or, Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiquity. Published by the Society of Antiqua- ries. 34 vols., with Index to vol. 30, in two vols. Lond. 1770-1852, 4to. English Library. ARCHÆOLOGICAL JOURNAL. Publisbed under the Di- rection of the Central Committee of the Archæolo- gical Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, for the Encouragement and Prosecution of Researches into the Arts and Monuments of the Early and Middle Ages, with numerous illustrations, I vols. London, 1844-52, 8vo. ARCHEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Proceedings of the Ar- chæological Institute at Winchester, in 1845 ; York, in 1846; Norwich, in 1847 ; 'Lincoln, in 1848 ; Salisbury, in 1849, 5 vols. Lond. 1845-51, 8vo. ARIOSTO (Lodovico, 14741533). Orlando Furioso, with an Essay, Notes, and Illustrations in English, by Antonio Panizzi, 4 vols. Pickering, 1834, sm. 8vo. ARNOLD (Thomas, 1795–1842). History of Rome, fifth edition, 3 vols. Fellowes, 1849, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). "History of the later Roman Common- wealth, second edition, 2 vols. _ Fellowes, 1849, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). Introductory Lectures on Modern History, fourth edition. Fellowes, 1849, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). Sermons on various Subjects, 3 vols. Fellowes, 1845, 8vo. Arnold (T). Sermons : Christian Life, its course, its hindrances, and its helps, fiſth edition. Fellowes, 1849, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). Sermons : Christian Life, its hopes, its fears, and its close, fifth edition. Fellowes, 1849, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). Sermons, chiefly on the Interpreta- tion of Scripture, second edition. Fellowes, 1845, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). Life and Correspondence, edited by A. P. Stanley, 2 vols., fifth edition. Fellowes, 1845, 8vo. ARNOLD (T.). Miscellaneous Works, collected and republished by A. P. Stanley, 2 vols. 1845, 8vo. Fellowes, 1849, 8vo. ARNOLD (Richard, end of 15th century). The Cus- toms of London, otherwise called Arnold's Chro- nicle (edited by F. Douce). Lond. 1811, 4to. ART JOURNAL. Edited by S. C. Hall, complete from the beginning, in 1839, 14 vols. London, 1839-52, 4to. Catalogue of my ATHEN ÆUM (The). Journal of Literature, Science, and the Fine Arts, complete from commencement in 1828. 25 vols, Lond. 1828-52, 4to. Atlas. Maps of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. 2 vols. Knight, folio. ATLAS. See Butler, Collins, Johnston. AUSTIN (Mrs. Sarah). Fragments from German Prose Writers, translated, with biographical sketches. Lond. 1841, 8vo. AYTOUN (W. E.). Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers. 6th edit. Blackwood, 1853, 12mo. BABBAGE (Charles). Ninth Bridgewater Treatise, second edition. Murray, 1838, 8vo. BACON (Lord, 1561-1626). Works, with life by B. Montagu, 17 vols. Pickering, Lond. 1825-34, 8vo. Contents : Vol. I. Essays; Apothegms; Meditationes Sacræ; or the Colours of Good and Evil; Tracts upon Human Philosophy. 11. Advancement of Learning; New Atalantis. ii, Wisdom of the Ancients ; Henry the Seventh; Henry the Eighth ; Great Britaiu; State of Europe, Felicities of Queen Elizabeth ; Civil Characters of Julius and Augustus Cæsar; Praise of Prince Henry. IV. Sylva Sylvarum, or Natural History in Ten Centuries. V. Tracts relating to Scotland, Ireland, Spain, and England. VI. Speeches ; Charges; Papers relating to the Earl of Essex; Advice to Sir George Villiers. vil. Theological, Miscellaneous, and Judicial Tracts and Charges. VIII. De Augmentis Scientiarum, lib. 1-7. IX. De Augmentis Scientiarum, lib. 8, 9; Novium Organum. X. Historia Veitorum; Historia Vitãe et Mortis; Historia Densi et Rari; Cogitatiunes de Nalira Rerum; Filum Labyrinthi; Aphorismi et Consilia ; De in- terpretatione Naluræ; De Luce et Lumine; Cogitala et Visa, XT. Minor Latin Works. XII. Letters. XIII. Letters, Miscel- lanies, and Law 'Tracts. XIV. 'Translations of Noyum Organum, and of Thoughts on the Nature of Things. XV. Translations, XVI. Part 1. Life of Bacon. XVI. Part 2. Life and Notes. Index at the end of each volume. BACON (Lord). Essays and Wisdom of the Antients, by Basil Montagu. Pickering, 1852, fcp. 8vo. Bacon (Lord). Advancement of Learning, by Mon- tagu. Pickering, 1851, fcp. 8vo. Bacon (Lord). Novum Organum; or, True Sugges- tions for the Interpretation of Nature. Pickering, 1850, fcp. 8vo. BAILEY (P.J.). Festus, a Poem, fifth edition. Pickering, 1852, post 8vo. BAILLIE (Joanna, 1764—1851). Dramatic and Poeti- cal Works, second edition. Longmans, 1853, 8vo. Balfour (Clara Lucas). Sketches of English Lite- rature from the Fourteenth to the present Century. Longmans, 1852, fcp. 8vo. BALLADS. Selections from the Early Ballad Poetry of England and Scotland, edited by R. J. King, B.A. Pickering, 1842, fcp. 8vo. English Library. Barn (J.). Anglican Church Architecture, with some remarks upon Ecclesiastical Furnituré. Il- lustrated by 130 examples. The third edition, re- vised and enlarged. J. H. Parker, 1847, 12mo. Barrow (Isaac, 1630-1677). Theological Works, portrait, 8 vols. Oxford Univ. Pr., 1830, 8vo. Contents : Vol. I.-V. Sermons. VI. Explication of the Articles of the Creed; Doctrine of the Sacraments; Exposition on the Creed. VII. 'Treatise on the Pope's Supremacy; Discourse on the Unity of the Church. VIII. Opuscula Theologica; Orationes; Poemata. Barrow (Sir John, 1764-1848). The Life of Lord Anson. Murray, 1839, 8vo. BARROW (Sir J.). Life of Lord Howe. Murray, 1837, 8vo. BARROW (Sir J.). Autobiographical Memoir, includ- ing Reflections, Observations, and Reminiscences at Home and Abroad, from early Life to advanced Age. Murray, 1847, 8vo. Barrow (Sir J.). Sketches of the Royal Society, and the Royal Society Club. Murray, 1849, 8vo. Barrow (John). Life, Voyages, and Exploits of Sir Francis Drake, with numerous original Letters. Murray, 1843, 8vo. BARROW (J.). Naval Worthies of Queen Elizabeth's Reign. Murray, 1845, 8vo. BEAUMONT (F., 1586 - 1615) and FLETCHER (J., 1576—1625). Works, with notes and biographical memoir by Alex hy Álex. Dyce, 11 vols. I Contents: Vol. I. Memoir; Commendatory Poems; Woman Hater; Thierry and Theodoret; Philaster; Maid's Tragedy. II. Faithful Shepherdess; Knigiit of the Burning Pestle; A King and 110 King; Cupid's Revenge; Thie Masque; Four Plays in One. III. Scornful Lady; Coxcómb; Captain; Honest Man's Fortune; Little French Lawyer. IV. Wit at several Weapons; Wil without Money; faithful friends; The Widow; Custom of the Country V. Bonduca; Knight of Malta; Valentinian ; Laws of Candy: Queen of Corinth. VI. Loyal Subject; Mad Lover; false One ; Double Marriage; Humorous Lieutenant. VII. Woman Pleased; Woman's Prize; The Chances; Monsieur Thomas ; Island Princess. Vill. Pilgrim; Wild Goose Chase; Propheless; Ser Voyage; Spanish Curate. IX. Beggar's Bush; Live's Cure; Maid in the Mill; Wife for a Month; Rule a Wife and have a Wife. X. Fair Maid of the lun; Noble Gentleman; Elder Brother ; Nice Valour ; Bloolly Brother. XI. Love's Progress; Night-walker; Love's Pil- grimage; Two Noble Kinsmen; Poems by Beaumont; Poems by Fletcher; Index to the Notes. BEAUTIES of England and Wales, or Delineations Topographical, Historical, and Descriptive of each county. By Britton, Brayley, &c. with Introduc- tion by Brewer, 19 vols. in 26. Lond. 1801-15,870, Contents : Vol. I. Introduction; Bedfordshire; Berkshire; Buck- inghamshire. 11. Cambridgeshire; Cheshire; Cornwall. II. Cum- berland; Isle of Man; Derbyshire. IV. Devonshire; Dorsetshire. V. Durham; Essex, Gloucesterslire. VI. Hampshire; Isle of 8vo. Catalogue of my tion. Wight; Herefordshire. VII. Hertfordshire; Huntingdonshire; Kent. VIII. Kent. IX. Lancashire; Leicestershire; Lincolnshire. X. (in Ove parts). 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The Saxons in England; a His- tory of the English Commonwealth, till the Norman Conquest, 2 vols. Longmans, 1849, 8vo. Ken (Bp. Thomas, 1637--1711). Life. By a Lay- man. “[J. L. Anderdon.] Pickering, 1853, 8vo. Kern (Robert, d. 1814). Collection of the best Voyages and Travels, from the earliest Ages to the present Time, 18 vols. Lond. 1811-24, 8yo. Contents: Vol. 1. Discoveries in the Time of King Alfred, in the toine Spin 12.48.6; Off Malcoin 1301 Asof aubergesluipw Tort in 1 20 1955 doves, China, in osphate " D Ninth Century: Discovery of Iceland by the Norwegians; Voyages of Ohthere to the White Ser and the Baltic ; on the Situation of Sciringes-henland Hierhum, by J. R. 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Pilgrimages from England to the Holy Land, 1097--1107; Dis- covery of Madeira; Discovery and Conquest of the Canary Islands; Discoveries of the Portuguese in Africa and India, 1412-1505 ; Dis- coveries of the World to the year 1555, by Antonio Galvano; Journey of Contarini into Persia, in 1473-6.; Voyages of Discovery by the Portuguese along the west coast of Africa, during the life of Don Henry, and continued to the discovery of the Cape of Good Hope, in 1486 ; Voyages of Cada Mosto ind Pedro de Cintra to the Coisi of Africa, 1455–1456, &c.; Discovery and Conquest of India by the Portuguese, 1497-1505, by Lopez de Castaneda; Letters from Lis- bon in the beginning of the sixteenth century, respecting the then recent discovery of the rolite by sea lo indir, &c. II. Discovery of America by Columbus, written by his son' l'erdinand; Herrera's Account of Columbus's Discoveries; Voyages of Americus Vespa- cius ; Discoveries and Settlenients of the Spaniards in the West 10- dies from the Death of Columbus to the Expedition of Cortes agninst Mexico, referring particularly to Ovando, Ponce de Leon), Diego Columbus, Hojedla and Nicuessa, Balboa, Velasquez, Hernandez de Cordove, and Grijalva; Discovery and Conquest of Mexico, written in 1568, by Captain Bernal Diaz del Castillo. IV. Bernal Diaz (con- tinued); Zirnte's Discovery and Conquest of Pern by Pizarro, and of its History subsequent to the death of Pizarro. V. Zirate's History of Peru (continucil); Early History of Perui, from Garcilasso de la Vega ; Discovery and Conquest of Chili; Discovery of Florida, from Herrera. VI. English Voyages of Discovery 10 Amerion, by John and Sebastian Cabot, Robert Thorne, Sir T. Pert and Tho. Tison ; Voyages of Jacques Cartier to Newfoundland and Canada, 15311-15:37; Continuation of Discoveries and Conquests by the Portuguese in in- dia, from 1505–1639; Expedition of Solyman Picha from Sucz to India against the Portuguese at Diu; Voyage of Don Stefano de Gama fron Goa to Suez in 1540, by Juan de Castro, with a continuation of 52 Catalogue of my Kerr's Voyages (continued). the Portuguese affairs in India to 1617. VII, Portuguese Expedi- tion to Madagascar in 1613; Transactions in India, 1617-1610 ; (ccurrences in Pegu, &c.; Account of the Portuguese Possessions between the Cape of Goud Hope and China ; Voyages and Travels in Egypi, Syria, Arabia, Persia and india, by Lodovico Verthema, in 1503–3; Voyages and Travels of Caesar Frerlerick in India, &c., 1563—81 ; Early English Voyages to Guinea and other parts of the West Coast of Africa, comprising those of Windham and Pinteado in 1552, 155:3, of Lok, 1554, Towerson, 1555-—-1558, Rutter, 1562, Baker, 1963, Carlet, 156.1, leiner, 1566, Hogan, 1577, Roberts, 1585, Welslı, 1588-90, Rainolds and Lassel, 1591; Miscellaneous Early Voyages of the English, comprising Escape of the Primrose from Bilbod in 1565, Drake's Voyage to the West Indies in 1585, Captain Whiddon's Voyage to the Azores in 1586, Notable Service of Drake in 1587 ; Account of the Spanish Armada, 1588, Earl or Cumberland's Voyage to the Azores in 1589, Sea-fight in the Straits of Gibraltar, April 1590 and April 1591, Sir Walter Raleigh's Account of the light at the Azores, 31st of August, 1591 ; Note of the fleet of the Indies expected in Spain 1501, Plicke's report of a cruizing Voyage to the Azores in 1591, Linschoten's Exploits of the English from 1509 to 1592, Sir J. 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Keeling; William Hawkins's Narrative ; Observations of William Finch; Captain David Middleton's Voyage in 1007 ; Fourth Voyage in 1608, by Captain Sharpey, including Covert's Re- lation ; Voyage of Captain R. Rowles; Filth Voyage in 1609, under Captain D. Middleton : Sixth Voyage in 1610, under Sir H. Middle- ton, with Downton's Journal; Seventh Voyage in 1611, under Cap- tain A. Hippon, with Floris's Notices ; Lighth Voyage in 1611, by Captain J. Saris. IX. Lighth Voyage (continued); Ninth Voyage in 1612, by E. Marlow; Tenth Voyage in 1012, by T. Best, with Notes by Copland, Boner, &c.; Eleventh Voyage in 1612; Twelfth Voyage in 1613, by Captain C. Newport; Captain N. Downton's Voyage in 1614, with Elkington and Dodsworth's Supplement; R. Steel and J. Crowther's Journey to Ispahan in 1615. 16; Captain Peyton's Voyage to India in 1615 ; Roger Hawes' Journal; Sir Thomas Roc's Journal of his Embassy; Edward Terry's Voyage in 1616; Coryat's Journey to the Court of the Great Mogul ; Dutch proceedings at Banda in 1617-18; Fifth Voyage of the Joint-Stock by the Company in 1617, under Captain Priig; Voyage of the Ann Royal in 1618; Voyage to Surat in 1620 ; Capture of Ormus in 1622; Massacre ai Aniboyna in 1623 ; Dr. James Cunningham's Residence at Chusan in 1701. X. Circumnavigations:-Magellan, 1519-22; Sir F. Drake, 1577-80 ; Sir T. Candislı, 1566-88 ; 0. Van Noort, 1598-1601 ; G. Spilbergen, 1614-17; Schouten and Lemaire, 1615–17; J. Le Hermiié, 1623 - 26; John Cooke, Cowley, and Dampier, 1683-91; Funnell, 1703–6; Rogirs and Courtney, 170811: Clipperton, 1719-22 ; Shelvocke, 1719-22. XI. Shelvocke's Voyage (continued,) with Betagli's Appendix ; Roggewein, 1721-23; Anson, 1740-4; XII. Byron, 1764–6; Wallis, 1766-8; Carteret, 1766-9; Cook, 1768–70. XII. Cook' (continued); Bougainville, 1766—79. XIV. XVI. Cook, 1772-5; 1776-80, with Captain King's Journal. XVII. Cook's Third Voyage concluded; Byron's Narrative of his Ship- wreck, with Bulkeley's Narrative of the same. XVIII. Historical Sketch of the Progress of Discovery, Navigation, and Commerce; ny William Stevenson; Cataloglie nf Voyages and Travels; Geographi- cal Index to the Cittalogic; Index to the Historical Sketclı; Gene- ral Index and Tabular View of the seventeen volumes. English Library. 53 KINGSBOROUGH (Edward, Viscount, 1795 — 1837). Antiquities of Mexico. Comprising Fac-similes of Ancient Mexican Paintings and Hieroglyphics, preserved in the Royal Libraries of Paris, Berlin, Dresden, Vienna, the Vatican and the Borgian Museum at Rome, the Institute of Bologna, the Bodleian Library, &c. the greater part inedited. Also the Monuments of New Spain, by M. 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Copy of a Mexican Manuscript preserved in the Library of the Vatican; Fac-simile of an original Mexican Painting given to the University of Oxford by Archbishop Laud, and preserved in the Bodleian Li- brary; Fac-simile of an original Mexican Painting preserved in the Library of the Institute at Bologna; Pac-simile of an original Mex- ican Painting preserved in the imperial Library at Vienna; l'ac- siniile of original Mexican Paintings deposited in the Royal Library at Berlin by the Baron de Humboldt, and of a Mexican Bas Relief, preserved in the Royal Cabinet of Antiques. III. Pac-simile of an original Mexican Painting, preserved in the Borgian Museum at the College of Propaganda in Kome; fac-simile of an original Mex- icau Painting in the possession of M. de lejérváry, at Pess, in Hun- Fary; Fac-simile of an original Mexican Painting, preserved in the Library of the Vatican. IV. Monuments of New Spain, by M. Dil- paix, from the original Drawings exi'ciiled by order of the King of Spain); Specimens of Mexican Sculpture, in the possession of M. Liltour Allard, in Paris : Specimens of Mexican Sculpturc in the British Museum; Plates copied from the Giro del Mondo of Ge- melli Careri, with an Engraving of a Mexican Cycle, from a Paint- ing formerly in the possession of Boturini; Specimens of Peruvian Quiipis, with Plates representing it carved Peruvian Box, contajn- ing a Collection of supposed Peruvian Quipus. V. Aglio's Dedica- tion to Lord Kingsborough; Introduction ; Extrait de l'()uvrage de M. de Humboldt, sur les Monumens de l'Amerique, pp. 1–32; Supplément à l'Extrait de l'ouvrage de M. de Humboldt, pp. 33 -36; Esplicacion de la Coleccion de Mendoza, pr. 37-113; 11)- dexes to the Collection of Mendoza, pp. 115-126; Explicacion del Codex Telleriano-Remensin, pp. 127-158; Codice Mexicano che si conserva nella Bibliotecil Vaticana, pp. 159—206; Viages de Gulielmo Dupais sobre las Autiqiicdades Mejicanas, pp. 207 -343; Libro Sexto de la Retorica y Filosofia, Moral y Teologia de la Gente Mexicana donde hay cosas muy curiosas locantes a los primores de su Lengua y cosas muy relicadas tocante a las Virtudes Morales, por el M. R. P. Frayle Bernardino de Sala- gun, pp. 344-493. VI. Translation of Volume V. except the Sixth Book of Sahagun, with Notes by Lord Kingsboroughi, con- taining arguments to show that the Jews in Cilrly ages colonized Anerica; and numerous Notes. VII. 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