ALPHA BETICAL CATALOGUE OF TITE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. AvIUT IE 0 RS. WASHINGTON. GOVERTNM\ ENTr PRINTING OFFICE. 1864. NOT E. The last general catalogue of the Library of Congress was issued in 1861, and embraced the accessions to the close of the year 1859. Four general catalogues, besides numerous annual supplements, had been published previously; viz., in 1815, 1831, 1839, and 1849, respectively. Since the last issue, in 1861, nearly twenty thousand volumes have been added to the Library, and five annual supplements to the catalogue have been issued. To consolidate all these catalogues into a single volume, and to facilitate reference by reducing the multifarious alphabets of former general catalogues to one alphabetical arrangement, is the object of the present volume. All former general catalogues of this Library have been arranged upon a system of classification prepared by Thomas Jefferson, and based upon Lord Bacon's division of knowledge. This classification, however well adapted, in some respects, to a small library, like that of Mr. Jefferson when adopted in 1815 as the basis of the present collection, is wholly unsuited to the necessities of readers consulting a large library. It was never designed by its author as a bibliographical system, but rather as a scientific arrangement of the various 4 branches of human knowledge. No further illustration of its defects need be given than the fact that in the last catalogue of the Library of Congress the titles are distributed through a series of one hundred and seventy-nine distinct alphabets, arranged in an arbitrary sequence, and without an index. Few readers have the leisure, and fewer still the inclination, to study the intricacies of such a system of classification. In abandoning it for a more simple method, the officers of the Library are assured that they have consulted the convenience as well as the wishes of Congress, and of other frequenters of the Library. In the arrangement of any catalogue of books, the chief desideratum, next to accuracy of description, is facility of reference, and to this end all minor considerations should be sacrificed. This volume embraces the present contents of the Library, arranged in all cases under the names of the authors, when known, anonymous works being entered, for the most part, under the leading word of the subject they treat of. This method, while it is a departure from the more uniform rule of entering anonymous works under the first word of the title, as practiced by some bibliographers, is unquestionably of greater utility to the general reader, and is not without high bibliographical authority. To complete the plan adopted, the present alphabetical catalogue of authors will soon be followed by an analytical catalogue of subjects, also arranged alphabetically, and covering the whole field which the works embraced in the present volume illustrate. Those consulting the library will thus have before them the means of determining, by a single reference, whether the Library contains any work, if the author's name is known; and also, by a single reference, whether it contains any book of which the subject is known. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, September, 1864. CATALOGUE. ABXLARDUS ET HELOISSA. Epistolae; a State of New York; and adapted to the new prioris ecitionis erroribus purgatce, et cum practice in Missouri, California, Wisconsin, cod. MS. collatie curn Ricardi Rawlinson. Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Alabama, Oregon, 80. Londini, 1718. and Minnesota, and the Island of NewfoundABAILARD ET HELOISE. Lettres. Grec et land; with copious notes and authorities. Latin. Traduites sur les manuscrits de la 8~. New York, 1858. Bibliotheque Royale, par E. Oddoul; pre- Reports of Practice Cases, determined cedees d'un essai historique par M. et Mme. in the Courts of the State of New York. Guizot. Illustrde par J. Gigoux. 2 v. 80. 15 v. 80. New York, 1855-63. (2 copies.) Paris, 1839. - The same. V. 1. 80. New York, 1855. ABBECOURT, (Abbe d') Ni Banqueroute, ni Reports of Cases in Admiralty in the Papier-Monnoie. 80. Paris, 1790. (Pol. District Court of the United States for the Pamp., v. 8.) Southern District of New York, 1847 to 1849. ABBOT, (Abiel.) History of Andover, from its 80. Boston, 1857. (2 copies.) settlement to 1829. 120. Andover, (Mass.,) ABBOTT, (Charles.) Treatise on the Law relat1829. ing to Merchant Ships and Seamen; with the Letters written in the interior of Cuba, copious annotations of Joseph Story. 3d between the mountains of Arcana and of Am. ed. 80. Exeter, (N. H.,) 1822. Cusco, in 1828. 80. Boston, 1829. The same. 4th Am., from the 5th LonABBOT, (Abiel and Ephraim.) Genealogical doned., edited byJ. H. Abbott; with annotaRegister of the Descendants of George Abbot, tions containing the principal American auof Andover; Arthur Abbot, of Ipswich; thorities, by Joseph Story. 80. Boston, 1829. George Abbot, of Rowley; Thomas Abbot, The same. 7th edition. By William of Andover; Robert Abbot, of Brentford; Shee. 80. London, 1844. and George Abbot, of Brentford. 80. Bos- - The same. 6th Am., from the 8th Lonton, 1847. don ed., by William Shee; with the notes of ABBOT, (Joel.) Trial of Lieut. Joel Abbot, by Justice Story and J. C. Perkins. 80. Boston, the General Court Martial, on Allegations 1850. made against him by Capt. David Porter. The same. 7th Am., from the 8th Lon80. Washington, 1822. don ed. 80. Boston, 1854. (12 copies.) - The same. With an appendix of docu- ~ The same. 9th edition, with a supplements in relation to the management of affairs ment containing the Merchant Shipping Act, on the Boston Station. 80. Boston, 1822. 1854, and the Merchant Shipping Repeal Act, ABBOTSFORD LIBRARY. Catalogue. 40. Ed- 1854; by William Shee. 80. London, 1854. inburgh, 1838. ABBOTT, (E. L.) Notes on the Epistle to the ABBOTT, (Benjamin V. and Austin.) Digest Hebrews. In the Karen language. 120. of New York Statutes and Reports, from the Tavoy, 1851. earliest period to the year 1860; comprising ABBOTT, (Jacob.) History of Alexander the the adjudications of all the courts of the State, Great. 160. New York, 1848. together with the statutes. V. 1-4. 80. History of King Charles the First of New York, 1860-63. (2 copies.) England. 160. New York, 1848. Collection of Forms of Pleadings in History of King Charles the Second of actions under the Code of Procedure of the England. 160. New York, 1849. ABBOTT. ABERCROMBIE. ABBOTT, (Jacob.) History of Darius the Great. ABBOTT, (John S. C.) Kings and Queens; or, 160. New York, 1850. Life in the Palace. 120. New York, 1850. History of Queen Elizabeth. 160. Napoleon at St. Helena. 80. New New York, 1849. York, 1855. History of Hannibal the Carthaginian. - History of King Philip, Sovereign Chief 160. New York, 1848. of the Wampanoags; including the early History of Julius Coesar. 160. New history of the settlers of New England. 160. York, 1849. New York, 1857. --- History of Mary, Queen of Scots. 16'. - History of Madame Roland. 160. New New York, 1848. York, 1850. History of Nero. 160. New York, South and North; or, impressions re1853. ceived during a trip to Cuba and the South. History ofPyrrhus. 160. New York, 120. New York, 1860. 1854. ABBOTT, (Orrin.) Adam's Fall refuted by History of King Richard the Second of Earth's Rocky Records, &c. 120. Buffalo, England. 160. New York, 1858. 1855. History of King Richard the Third of - Peep into Sacred Tradition; with the England. 160. New York, 1858. evidence and arguments on both sides of the History of Romulus. 160. New York, question. 80. Buffalo, 1852. 1852. ABD ALLATIF'S Relation respecting Egypt. History of Xerxes the Great. 160. (Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 15.) New York, 1850. ABDY, (Edward S.) Journal of a Residence Hoary Head and M'Donner. 120. New and Tour in the United States in 1833-'34. York, 1855. 3 v. 120. London, 1835. A Summer in Scotland. 120. New - Water Cure; cases of disease cured by York, 1848. cold water. Translated from the German, The Teacher; moral influences em- with physiological illustrations from orthoployed in the instruction and government of dox medical authors, addressed to people of of the young. 120. New York, 1856. common sense. 2d edition, with corrections, ABBOTT, (James, M. A.) Hand-Book of Idiot- 80. London, 1843. cy; showing the idiot's condition, the causes of A'BECKETT, (Gilbert Abbot.) Comic Blackidiotcy, and the most experienced methods of stone; illustrated by Cruikshank. 4 parts training and educating the idiot, as success- in 1 v. 120. Philadelphia, 1844. fully adopted by the continental govern- ABEKEN, (Bernard Rudolf.) Account of the ments of Europe and America. 120. London, Life and Letters of Cicero. Translated from 1856. the German, and edited by Charles Merivale. ABBOTT, (Maj. James.) Narrative of a Journey 120. London, 1854. from Heraut to Khiva, Moscow, and St. Pe- ABEL, (A.) Preservation of Food, from "Aus tersburgh, during the late Russian invasion der Natur" of Abel. Ed. by E. Goodrich of Khiva. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1856. Smith. 120. Hartford, 1857. ABBOTT, (John S.C.) Confidential Correspond- ABEL, (Niels Henrik.) CEuvres completes; ence of the Emperor Napoleon and the avec des notes et dcveloppements. R6dig6es Empress Josephine. 120. New York, 1856. par B. Holmboe. 2 v. in 1. 40. ChrisGeschichte des Burger Krieges in Ame- tiania, 1839. rika. V. 1. 80. Norwich, (New York,) ABEL-REMUSAT. See R6musat, J. P. Abel. 1863. ABELL, (Lucia Elizabeth.) Recollections of History of the Civil War in America. the Emperor Napoleon, during the first three V. 1. 80. New York, 1863. years of his captivity on the island of St. History of Henry the Fourth, King of Helena. 120. London, 1844. France and Navarre. 160. New York, 1856. ABERCROMBIE, (John.) Inquiries concerning History of Hernando Cortez. 160. New the Intellectual Powers and the InvestigaYork, 1855. tion of Truth. 120. New York, 1832. History of Maria Antoinette. 160. New The same. 13th ed. 160. London, York, 1849. 1849. ----- History of Napoleon Bonaparte. 2 v. The same. 180. New York, 1842. 80. New York, 1855. (Harper's Fam. Library, v. 42.) 7 ABERCROMBIE. ACADIMIE. ABERCROMBIE, (John.) Philosophy of the ABREU Y BERTODANO, (Jos6 Antoni6 de.) Moral Feelings. 6th ed. 160. London, Coleccion de los Tratados de Paz, Alianza, 1841. &c., de Espania, 1598-1700. 12 v. Folio. The same. 8th ed. 16~. London, 1849. Madrid, 1740-52. The same. 180. New York, 1842. ABREU Y BERTODANO, (F. J. de.) Tratado (Harper's Fam. Library, v. 63.) Juridico-Politico sobre Presas de Mar, y ABERCROMBY, (Patrick.) Martial Atchieve- calidades que deben concurrir para hacerse ments of the Scots Nation; being an account legitimamente el corso. 4~. Cadiz, 1746. of the lives, characters, and memorable ac- ABRIDGMENT, General, of Cases in Equity, tions of such Scotsmen as have signalized argued and adjudged in the High Court of themselves by the sword, at home and abroad. Chancery, with several cases never before 2 v. Folio. Edinburgh, 1711-15. published. 4thed. 2v. Folio. London, 1756. ABERNETHY, (Rev. John.) Discourses con- ABRIDGMENT of the Common Law. Folio. MS. cering the Being and Natural Perfections ABRIDGMENT of the Laws in force and use in of God. 2 v. 12~. London, 1757. her Majesty's Plantations, viz: Virginia, JaScarce and Valuable Tracts and Sermons. maica, Barbadoes, Maryland, New England, 120. London, 1751. New-York, Carolina, &c. 80. London, 1704. - Sermons on Various Subjects. 4 v. ABSCHIED der ordentlichen eidgenossischen 12~. London, 1748. Tagsatzung des Jahres 1847 und 1848. 4 v. ABERNETHY, (John, M. D.) Surgical Observa- Folio. Bern, 1847-8. tions on the Constitutional Origin and ABU TALEB KHAN, (Mirza.) Travels in Asia, Treatment of Local Diseases, and on Aneur- Africa, and Europe, during the years 1799isms. 8th edition. 80. London, 1825. 1803. Translated by C. Stewart. 3 v. 160. ABINGDON, (Willoughby Bertie, Earl of) London, 1814. Thoughts on the Letter of Edmund Burke, ABULFEDA, (Ismael.) Annales Muslemici (Ara esq., to the Sheriffs of Bristol, on the Affairs bic6 et LatinS.) Opera J. J. Reiskii; sumof America 6th ed. 80. Oxford, 1777. tibus atque auspicis P. F. Suhmii; nunc ABOUT, (Edmond.) King of the Mountains. primum edidit J. G. C. Adler. 5 v. 40. From the French, by Mary L. Booth, with Hafnire, 1789-94. introductionby EpesSargent. 120. Boston, ACADEMIE FRAN(AISE. Histoire et M6moires 1861. de l'Acad6mie des Sciences, depuis son The Roman Question. Translated from dtablissement en 1666, jusqu'en 1768. 102 v. the French, by H. C. Coape. 120. London, 40. Paris, 1731-70. 1859. M6moires de l'Acad6mie Royale des Tolla; a tale of modern Rome. Trans- Sciences del'Institut de France. 1816-1854. lated from the French, by L. C. C. 160. 24 v. 40. Paris, 1818-54. Edinburgh, 1855. M6moires de l'Academie des Sciences ABRAHAM A ST. CLARA. Sammtliche Werke. de l'Institut Imperial de France. V. 27, 20 v. 160. Passau & Lindau, 1835-46. premiere partie. 40. Paris, 1856. ABRAHAMS, (N. C. L.) Description des Manu- M6moires de l'Acad6mie des Sciences scrits Frangais du Moyen Age de la Biblio- Morales et Politiques de l'Institut de France. theque Royale de Copenhague. 40. Copen- V. 9. 40. Paris, 1855. hague, 1844. Memoires' pr6sentes par divers savants ABRANTEs,(LaurePermonJunot, Duchessed'.) a l'Acaddmie Royale des Inscriptions et Histoire des Salons de Paris; Tableaux et Belles-Lettres de l'Institut de France. 4 v. Portraits du Grand Monde sous Louis XVI., 40. Paris, 1844-54. le Directoire, le Consulat et l'Empire, la - Memoires prdsent6s par divers savants Restauration et le RIgne de Louis Philippe I. a l'Academie des Sciences de l'Institut Impe6 v. 80. Paris, 1837-8. rial de France.-Sciences Mathdmatiques et Memoires, ou Souvenirs Historiques sur Physiques. V. 15, 16, et 17. 40. Paris, Napoleon, la Revolution, le Directoire, le 1858-62. Consulat, l'Empire et la Restauration. 18 v. Recueil des Harangues prononcees par 80. Paris, 1831-35. Messieurs del'Academie Francoise dans leurs Memoirs. 8v. 80. London, 1831-35. receptions,et end'autres occasions diff6rentes, Memoirs of Celebrated Women of all depuis l'etablissement de l'acad6mie jusqu'a Countries. 80. London, 1834. present. 40. Paris, 1698. 8 ACAD]EMIE. ACKERMANN. ACADPMmIE FRANTAISE. Table gen6rale et ACCOUNT of the Reasons of the Nobility and methodique des Memoiies contenus dans les Gentry's Invitation of the Prince of Orange recueils de l'Acadcmie des Inscriptions et into England. Folio. London, 1688. (Col. Belles-Lettres et de l'Academie des Sciences Pam., v. 6.) Morales et Politiques. Par E. de Roziere et ACCOUNT of the Societies for Reformation of E. Chatel. 40. Paris, 1856. Manners. 5th ed. An Account of the ProACADtMIE Universelle des Jeux; contenant gress of the Reformation of Manners. 14th les rdgles des jeux de cartes permis; celles d. 2 v.in. 12~. London, 1701-06. du billard, du mail, dn trictrac, du revertier, AccuM, (Frederick.) Chemical Amusements. etc. Avecfigures. 3 v. 160. Lyon, 1805. With additios, by Thomas Cooper. 160. ACADEMY of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Philadelphia 1818 See Philadelphia. - ~ Culinary Chemistry; exhibiting the ACARETE du Biscay, (M.) Voyage up the.. ce River de la Plata and overland to Peru. scientific principles of cookery. 120. LonRiver de ia Plata and overland to Peru. d 181 120. London, 1698. (Voyages in South don, 1821. America.) System of Theoretical and Practical America.) ACCADEMIA DELLA CRUSCA. Dizionario della Chemistry. 2v. 80. London, 1807. Lingua Italiana. 7 v. 4. Padova, 1827-30. ACERBI, (Joseph.) Travels through Sweden, Vocabolario. 4a impressione. 6 v. Finland, and Lapland, to the North Cape, in Folio. Firenze, 1729. the years 1798 and 1799. 2 v. 40. London, Vocabolario; oltre le giunte fatteci 1802. finora, cresciuto d'assai migliaja di voci e ACEVEDO, (Alonzo de.) De la creacion del modi de'classici, le pih trovate da Veronesi; Mundo. 80. Madrid, 1854. (Biblioteca de Ant. Cesari editore. 7 v. 40. Verona, Autores Espanoles, v. 39.) 1804-6. ACEVEDO. See Antunez y Acevedo; also, ACCARIAS DE SERIONNE, (Jos.) Interets des Azevedo. Nations de l'Europe, ddvelopes relativement ACHARD, (Claude Fran9ois.) Cours le6menau Commerce. 2v. Small 40. Leipzich, 1766. taire de Bibliographie; o -la science du ACCOUNT, Historical, Political, and Statistical, bibliothecaire. 3 v. in 2. 80. Marseille, of the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata. 1806-7. With an appendix concerning the usurpation ACHERLEY, (Roger.)' Britannic Constitution; of Monte Video by the Portuguese and Bra- or, the fundamental form of government in zilian governments. Translated from the Britain. 2d ed. Vith a supplement, conSpanish. 80. London, 1825. taining reasons for uniformity in the state. ACCOUNTI of a Late Conference on the occur- 40. London, 1741. rences in America. 80. London, 1766. Free Parliaments; or, an argument on (Col. Pam., v. 1.) their constitution, proving some of their The same. (Col. Pam., v. 6.) powers to be independent; with an appenACCOUNT of Lord Bacon's Novum Organon dix touching the right of the Duke of CamScientiarum. 80. London, 1844. bridge to sit in Parliament. 80. London, ACCOUNT of several late Voyages and Discove- 1731. ries: 1. Sir John Narbrough's Voyage to the ACHILLES TATIUS. De Clitophontis et LeuSouth Sea, by the command of King Charles cippes Amoribus. Gr. et Lat. (Didot's Gr. II. 2. Captain J. Tasman's Discoveries on Classics, v. 13.) the Coast of the South Terra Incognita. ~ Loves of Clitopho and Leucippa. Trans3. Captain J. Wood's Attempt to Discover lated by R. Smith. 120. London, 1855. a North-East Passage to China. 4. F. Mar- (Bohn's Class. Lib'y, v. 35.) ten's Observations made in Greenland and ACHILLI, (Giacinto.) Dealings with the Inother Northern Countries. Illustrated with quisition; or, Papal Rome, her Priests and exact charts and unrious figures. 80. Lon- her Jesuits; with important disclosures. don, 1711. 2d ed. 120. London, 1851. ACCOUNT of the Expedition to Carthagena. 80. ACKERMANN, (C.) The Christian Element in London, 1744. Plato, and the Platonic Philosophy unfolded. ACCOUNT of the Great Whig Festival held at Translated from the German by Samuel R. Baltimore, Nov. 12, 1835. 80. Baltimore, Asbury. With introductory note, by William 1835. (Misc. Pam., v. 34.) G. T. Shedd. 80. Edinburgh, 1861. 9 ACKERMAN. ACTON. ACKERMANN, (Rudolph.) 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London, 1791. mestic use; containing practical receipts for ACT for Repealing the Stamp Duties on Deeds, many varieties of bread; with notices of Law Proceedings, and other written or adulteration, and its consequences; and of printed instruments, and the duties on fire improved baking processes abroad. 16~. insurances, and on legacies and succeisions London, 1857. to personal estate upon intestacies now pay- - Modern Cookery, in all its branches, able in Great Britain, and for granting other reduced to a sytenf of easy practice, for the duties in lieu thereof. (July 11, 1815.) 8vo. use of private families. 10th ed. 160. Edinburgh, 1815. London, 1850. 2 10 ACTON. ADAM. ACTON, (Thomas Harman.) Reports of Cases Official Documents. 2 v. 80. London, argued and determined before the Lords 1845. Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes. ADALBERT, (Heinrich Wilhelm, Prince of Also on Appeal to the King's most Excellent Prussia.) 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Religious World Disune dissertation sur la Riviere des Amazones, played; or, a view of the four grand systems pour servir de preface. 2 v. in 1. 180. of religion, Judaism, Paganism, ChristianParis, 1682. ity, and Mohammedism; and of the various Relation of the Great River of Amazons existing denominations, sects, and parties, in South America. 180. London, 1698. in the Christian world. 3 v. 80. Phila(Voyages in South America.) delphia, 1818. - Discovery of the River Amazons. 1639. ADAM, (Robert, Architect.) Ruins of the Pal80. London, 1859. (Hakluyt Society, v. 24.) ace of the Emperor Diocletian, at Spalatro, ADA; a Tale, by Janvier. 120. Philadelphia, in Dalmatia. Folio. London, 1764. 1852. ADAM, (Thomas.) Exposition of the Four ADAIR, (James.) History of the American Gospels, of which those by St. Mark, St. Indians; particularly those nations adjoin- Luke, and St. John have never before been ing to the Mississippi, East and West Flor- published. With a memoir of the author, ida, Georgia, South and North Carolina, and by A. Westoby. 2 v. 80. London, 1837. Virginia. 40. London, 1775. ADAM, (William.) Blair-Adam Garden. 80. ADAIR, (James Makittrick.) Philosophical Edinburgh, 1834. and Medical Sketch of the Natural History ~ Law and Custom of Slavery in British of the Human Body and Mind. 80. Bath, India. In a series of letters to Thomas F. 1787. Buxton. 120. London, 1840. --- Unanswerable Arguments against the ADAM, (W. J.) Journal of Voyages to MarAbolition of the Slave Trade. 80. London, guaritta, Trinidad, and Maturin, with travels 1790. across the Llaneros and descent of the Ori---- The same. (Slavery Pam., v. 2.) noco, in 1819-20; comprising interviews ADAIR, (Sir Robert.) Historical Memoir of a with Bolivar, and characteristic anecdotes. Mission to the Court of Vienna, in 1806; 80. Dublin, 1824. with a Selection from his Despatches. 80. ADAM, (W. P.) Thoughts on the Policy of London, 1844. Retaliation, and its probable effect on the ----- Negotiations for the Peace of the Dar- consumer, producer, and ship-owner. 120. danelles, in 1808-'9; with Despatches and London, 1852. 11 ADAMS. ADAMS. ADAMS, (Abigail.) Journal and Correspond- Philosophy. 2d ed., with corrections and ence of Miss Adams, daughter of John additions, by William Jones. With plates, Adams, second President of the United and index. 5 v. 80. London, 1799. States; written in France and England, in - Micographia Illustrata; or, the Micro1785. Edited by her daughter. 2 v. 12~. scope Explained, &c. Likewise, a Natural New-York, 1841-42. History of Aerial, Terrestial, and Aquatic ADAMS, (Amos.) Concise Historical View of Animals, &c.. 4th ed. 8~. London, 1771. the Difficulties, Hardships, and Perils which ADAMS, (Hannah.) Dictionary of all Reliattended the planting and progressive im- gions and Religious Denominations. 80. provements of New England; with a partic- Boston, 1817. ular account of its long and destructive ADAMS, (Jasper.) Elements of Moral Philoswars, expensive expeditions, &c. 120. ophy. 8~. Cambridge, (Mass.,) 1837. London, 1770. ADAMS, (Rev. John.) Elegant Anecdotes and ADAMS, (Arthur.) Zoology of the Voyage of Bon-Mots of the greatest princes, politicians, H. M. S. Samarang, under the command of philosophers, orators, and wits of modern Sir Edward Belcher, during the years 1843- times. 2 v. 16~. London, 1792-4. 1846. By John Edward Gray, Sir John ADAMS, (John, Esq.) Answer to Paine's Richardson, Arthur Adams, Lovell Reeve, Rights of Man. 80. London, 1793. (Misc. and Adam White. 4~. London, 1850. Pam., v. 27.) BAIKIE, (W. B.;) and BARRON, ADAMS, (Dr. John.) Anatomy and Diseases (Charles.) Manual of Natural History, for of the Prostate Gland. 2d ed. 80. Lonthe use of travellers. Being a description of don, 1853. the families of the animal and vegetable ADAMS, (John, Barrister.) Treatise on the kingdoms; with remarks on the practical Principles and Practice of the Action of study of geology and meteorology. 120. Ejectment, and the Resulting Action of London, 1844. Mesne Profits. With references to AmeriADAMS, (Charles.) Words that Shook the can decisions, by Philo Ruggles. 80. New World; or, Martin Luther his Own Biogra- York, 1821. pher. 120. New-York, 1858. The same. With notes of the decisions ADAMS, (Charles B.) First, Second, Third, made by the Supreme and Circuit Courts of and Fourth Annual Reports on the Geology the United States, and by the Courts of the of the State of Vermont. 80. Burlington, several States, by John T. Tillinghast. 80. (Vt.,) 1845. Albany, 1830. ADAMS, (Edwin.) Geographical Word-Expos- The same. With annotations and refitor; or, names and terms occurring in the erences to more recent American decisions, science of geography, etymologically and by Thomas W. Clerke. Collated with the otherwise explained. 2d ed. 120. London, latest London edition, corrected by the author. 1856. With additional notes of decisions in the ADAMS, (F. C.) Manuel Pereira; or, the sov- Courts of the several United States to the ereign rule of South Carolina; with views of present time, by William Hogan. 80. New southern laws, life, and hospitality. 120. York, 1846. Washington, 1853. ~ The same. With copious notes and - he same. 120. London, 1854. references to the American and English ADAMS, (George.) Astronomical and Geo- decisions, by J. L. Tillinghast, T. W. Clerke, graphical Essays; with the use of the and W. Hogan. 4th ed. With additional globes, planetarium, tellurian, and lunarium. notes to the present time, by T. W. Waterman. 6th ed., corrected and enlarged, by W. Jones. 80. New York, 1854. 80. London, 1812. Doctrine of Equity; being a commen--- Essay on Vision; intended for those tary on the law as administered by the Court whose eyes arc impaired. 2d ed. 80. Lon- of Chancery. 2d Am. ed. With notes and don, 1792. references to the latest American chancery Geometrical and Graphical Essays; decisions, by J. R. Ludlow and J. M. Collins. with problems. 4th ed., corrected and en- 80. Philadelphia, 1852. larged, by W. Jones; with plates. 2v. 80. ~ The same. 3d Am. ed. With the notes London, 1813. and references to the previous edition of J. Lectures on Natural and Experimental R. Ludlow and J. M. Collins; and addi 12 ADAMS. ADAMS. tional notes and references to the recent points of controversy between Great Britain English and American decisions, by Henry and her colonies. With Letters lately writWharton. 8~. Philadelphia, 1855. ten by President Adams to Win. Tudor. 8~. ADAMS, (John, Barrister.) The same. 4th Boston, 1819. Am. ed. 80. Philadelphia, 1859. (2 copies.) ADAMS, (Mrs. John.) Letters. With Memoir ADAMS, (President John.) Works; with a by her grandson, Charles Francis Adams. Life of the Author, notes and illustrations, 2d ed. 2 v. 19~. Boston, 1840. by his grandson, Charles Francis Adams. - - The same. 4th ed. With the Letters 10 v. 80. Boston, 1856. (7 copies.) addressed by John Quincy Adams to his Son on the Study of the Bible. 120. Boston, CONTENTS. 1848. Autobiography, v. 2-3. ADAMS, (John Quincy.) Duplicate Letters, Constitution of the U. S., Defence of, 1778, v. 4-5. Constitution of the U. S., Three Letters on, v. 6. the Fisheries and the Mississippi.-DocnCorrespondence, General, v. 9-10. ments relating to transactions at the NegotiaDavila, Discourses on, v. 6. Debates in the Continental Congress, 1775-6, v. 2. tion of Ghent. 80. Washington, 1822. Diary, v. 2-3. Extrct from Address on Texas, in Dissertation on Canon and the Feudal Law, v. 3. Extract from Adess on T as, in Essays, v. 3. English, French, and Spanish. 80. WashGovernment, Four Letters on, v. 6. Government, Thoughts on, v. 4. ington, 1842. (Misc. Pam., v. 19.) Instruction of the town of Braintree to their Rep- - Jubilee of the Constitution; a discourse resentative, 1765, v. 3. Instruction of the town of Boston to their Repre- delivered before the New-York Historical sentatives, 1768-9, v. 3. Judiciary, On the Independence of; a controversy Society, in the City of New-York, the 30th of between W. Brattle and J. Adams, 1773, v. 3. April, 1839, being the 50th anniversary of the Letters to John Taylor, of Caroline, (Va.,) in reply to strictures on the Defense, v. 6. inauguration of George Washington as Life, by C. F. Adams, v. 1. President of the United States. 80. New Notes on Debates in Senate of U. S., v. 3. Novanglus: a History of the Dispute with America, York, 1839. fron 1754, v. 4. Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory. 2 v. Official Letters, Messages, and Public Papers, v. 7-9. 80. Cambridge, (Ms.,) 1810. Report of a Constitution for Massachusetts, 1779, v. 4. Letters from Silesia, written during a Review of Mr. Hillhouse's Propositions for Amend- tour through that country in the years 1800, ing the Constitution, v. 6. 1801. 80. London, 1804. ~- - Collection of State Papers, relative to ~ Letters on the Masonic Institution. 80. the first Acknowledgment of the Sovereignty Boston, 1847. of the United States of America, and the Re- Letters addressed to his Son on the ception of their Minister Plenipotentiary by study of the Bible. (In appendix to Mrs. the States-General of the United Netherlands. Adams' Letters.) Likewise, an Essay on Canon and Feudal Lives of James Madison and James Law. 80. London, 1782. Monroe; with historical notices of their Correspondence on the British Doctrine administrations. 120. Buffalo, (N. Y.,) of Impressment. 80. Baltimore, 1809. (Pol. 1850. Pam., v 109.) New England Confederacy of 1643. -- Defence of the Constitutions of Govern- 80. Boston, 1846. (Mass. 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Doctrines of the late John Hunter, Founder - Histoire Naturelle du S6n6gal-Coquilof the Hunterian Museum, at the Royal lages; avec la Relation abr6ge d'un Voyage College of Surgeons in London. 8~. Lon- fait en ce pays pendant les ann6es 1749-'53. don, 1817. 40. Paris, 1757. Observations on Morbid Poisons, Chronic Voyage to Senegal, Island of Goree, and Acute. 2d ed. 4~. London, 1807. and River Gambia. (Pinkerton's Voyages, Popular View of Vaccine Inoculation. v. 16.) 18~. London, 1807. (Bound with Aikin ADDAMS, (Jesse.) Reports of Cases in the on Cow Pox.) Ecclesiastical Courts, 1822 to 1825. 2 v. ADAMS, (Nathaniel.) Annals of Portsmouth, 80. London, 1823-25. New Hampshire. 80. Portsmouth, 1825. The same. 1825 and 1826. V. 3, part ADAMS, (Nehemiah.) Christ a Friend. Thir- 1. 80. London, 1826. (2 copies.) teen discourses. 80. Boston, 1855. ADDISON, (Alexander.) Reports of Cases in Communion Sabbath. 80. 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London, 1852. By S. Cock. 40. London, 1816. ~ Treatise on the Law of Contracts, and ADAMS, (Robert, M.D.) Treatise on Rheumatic Rights and Liabilities Ex-Contractu. 2d Gout, or Chronic Rheumatic Arthritis of all ed. 80. 2 v. London, 1849. the Joints. Illustrated by wood-cuts and an The same. 2d American from the 4th Atlas of plates. 80. Atlas, folio. Dublin, English edition; with notes and reference. 1857. to American decisions, by Edward Ingersoll. ADAMS, (Thomas F.) Typographia. A brief 80. Philadelphia, 1857. (2 copies.) sketch of the origin, rise, and progress of the The same. 5th ed. 80. London, 1862. Typographic Art. 120. Philadelphia, 1847. Wrongs and their Remedies; being a ADAMS, (W.) Bridges, Roads, and Rails, and treatise on the Law of Torts. 80. London, their sequences, physical and moral. 120. 1860. London, 1862. ADDISON, (Joseph.) Works: with notes, by ADAMS, (William.) Cheerful Temper; a dis- Richard Hurd. 6 v. 80. London, 1811. course. 120. New York, 1859. CONTENTS. Three Gardens-Eden, Gethsemane, and Cato; a Tragedy, v. 1. Paradise; or, man's ruin, redemption, and Dialogues on Medals, v. 1. Drummer; a Comedy, v. 6. restoration. 120. New-York, 1856. Freeholder, v. 6. ADAMS, (William B.) English Pleasure Car- Guardian, v. 5. Lover, The, v. 5. 14 ADDISON. ADHIiMAR. ADDISON, (Joseph.) Works-continued. who are confined in the Mason's Lodge by Poems, v. 1. virtue of a general warrant. 8~. PhiladelPresent State of the War, v. 5. Remarks on Italy, &c., v. 2. phia, 1777. (Col. Pam., v. 17.) Spectator, v. 3.5. ADDRESS to the Landed, Trading and Funded Tatler, v. 2. Whig-Examiner, v. 5. Interests of England on state of Public Freeholder; or, political essays. 16~. Affairs. 80. London, 1786. (Pol. Pam., London, 1751. v. 29.) Poems. 160. London, 1790. (John- ADDRESS to the people of America, on the son's Eng. Poets, v. 30.) Prospect of War with France; recommended The same. 80. London, 1810. (Chal- to the perusal of the people of Great Britain, mer's Eng. 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Collections relating Quakers Reviewed, with respect to the King to the History of Mary, Queen of Scotand Government. Folded4~. Philadelphia, land. 4 v. 4~. Edinburgh and London, 1776. (Col. Pam., v. 16 ) 1727-28. ANCIENT Universal History. 21 v. 8~. Lon- Royal Genealogies; or, the Genealogidon, 1747-54. cal Tables of Emperors, Kings, and Princes, ANCILLON, (Fr6deric.) Tableau des Revolu- from Adam to these times. 2d edition. tions du Systeme Politique de l'Europe, Folio. London, 1736. depuis la fin du quinzilme siecle. 4 v. 8~ ANDERSON, (James, LL. D.) Interest of Great Paris, 1823. Britain with regard to her Colonies considANCKER, (G. F.) Engelsk-Dansk Parleur, ered. 80. London, 1782. og Progressive Ovelser til Oversmettelse pat Observations on Slavery: its effects on Engelsk. 160. Kjobenhavn, 1851. the British Colonies in the West Indies. ANDERSEN, (Hans Christian.) Danish Fairy 4~. Manchester, 1789. (Slavery Pam., Legends and Tales. 2d edition, enlarged. v. 4.) 16~. London, 1853. ANDERSON, (James S. M.) History of the Improvisatore; or, Life in Italy. 160. Church of England in the Colonies and ForLondon, 1847. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, eign Dependencies of the British Empire. v. 110. ) 3 v. 80.' London, 1845-56. ANDERSEN, (Hans Christian.) Rambles in Memoir of (Alexander William) the the Romantic Regions of the Hartz Moun- Chisholm. 16~. London, 1842. 35 ANDERSON. ANDREWS. ANDERSON, (John.) Acheen, and the Ports on River; a narrative of travel, exploration, the north and east coasts of Sumatra; with and adventure. 8~. London, 1861. notices of the trade in the eastern seas, and the ANDILLY, (R. Arnauld d'.) (See ARNAULD aggressions of the Dutch. 80. London, 1840. d'Andilly.) Mission to the East Coast of Sumatra, ANDOCIDES, Orationes, (Graece.) 80. Londini, in 1823. 8~. Edinburgh,1826. 1828. (Oratores Attici. v. 1.) - Wanderings in the Land of Israel and -- The same. (LatinS.) (Oratores Attici, through the wilderness of Sinai, in 1850-51. v. 13.) 160. Glasgow, 1853. - (Orationes.) Gr. et Lat. Ed. C. MuilANDERSON, (John, M. D.) Sketch of the ler. (Didot, Biblioth. Grecque, v. 51.) Comparative Anatomy of the Nervous Sys- ANDOVER Theological Seminary. Outline of tem; with remarks on its development in course of Study. 80. Andover, (Ms.,) 1825. the human embryo. 40. London, 1837. (Theol. Pam., v. 11.) ANDERSON, (John, Esq.) Reminiscenses of ANDRADA, (Jacinto Freire de.) Vida de D. Thomas Chalmers. 120. Edinburgh, 1851. Jodo de Castro, Quarto Viso-Rei da India. ~ — History of Edinburgh, from the earliest Nova ediIlo emendada, e acrescentada corn period to 1850; with notices of remarkable a vida do autor. 160. Paris, 1818. individuals. 80. Edinburgh, 1856. ANDRAL, (Gabriel.) Clinique Medicale; or, ANDERSON, (Robert.) Rudiments of Tamul Reports of Medical Cases. Condensed and Grammar. 40. London, 1821. translated by D. Spillan. 80. London, 1836. ANDERSON, (Robert, Maj.) Evolutions of - Treatise on Pathological Anatomy. Field Batteries of Artillery. Trans. from Translated from the French, by R. Townthe French, and arranged for the army of the send and W. West. 2 v. 80. Dublin, 1829-31. U. S. 240. New York, 1860. ANDRgf, (John.) Proceedings of a Board of ANDERSON, (Rufus.) Observations upon the General Officers, held by order of Gen. Peloponnesus and Greek Islands, made in Washington, respecting Maj. J. Andre. 80. 1829. 120. Boston, 1830. Philadelphia, 1780. (Col. Pam., v. 18.) ANDERSON, (William.) London Commercial ANDRE, (J. F.) Observations sur les PretenDictionary, and Sea-Port Gazetteer, exhibit- tions Reciproques des trois ordres du Roy ing the commerce and manufactures of all aume. 80. Paris, 1789. (Pol. Pam., v. 16.) nations. With tables, and an appendix of ANDRE d'Arbelles. Memoire sur la Conduite duties. 80. London, 1819. de la France et de l'Angleterre A l' gard des ANDERSON, (Rev. William.) Apology for Neutres. 120. Paris, 1810. Millennial Doctrine; in the form in which ANDREOSSY, (Comte Francois.) Histoire du it was entertained by the Primitive Canal du Midi, ou Canal de Languedoc. 2 Church. 80. Philadelphia, 1840. (Liter- v. 40. Paris, 1804. alist, v. 2.) ANDREW, (James.) Hebrew Dictionary and ANDERSON, (William, Esq.) Popular Scotch Grammar, without points; with a brief Biography; being lives of eminent natives sketch of Chaldee grammar. 80. London, of Scotland. 80. Edinburgh, 1842. 1823. ANDERSON, (Rev. William.) Sketches of the ANDREW, (Thomas.) Cyclopsedia of Domestic History and Present State of the Russian Medicine and Surgery, etc. 80. Glasgow, Empire; with political and personal me- 1845. moirs of the Imperial Court. 80. London, ANDREWES, (Lancelot.) Sermons, and Minor 1815. Works. 6 v. 80. Oxford, 1841-46. ANDERSON, (William.) (Writerin Edinburgh.) ANDREWS, (Alexander.) The Eighteenth CenSpeeches and Judgment of the Lords of tury; or, illustrations of the manners and cusCouncil and Session in Scotland, upon the toms ofourgrandfathers. 120. London, 1856. important cause, George James, Duke of - History of British Journalism, from HI-amilton, and others vs. Archibald Douglas. the foundation of the Newspaper Press in 80. Edinburgh, 1768. England, to the repeal of the stamp act in ANDERSSON, (Charles John.) Lake Ngami; or, 1855; with sketches of press celebrities. 2 explorations and discoveries during four v. 120. London, 1859. years' wanderings in the wilds of south- ANDREwS, (C. C.) Digest of the Opinions of western Africa. 120. New York, 1856. the Attorneys General of the United States. ANDERSSON, (Charles John.) The Okavango 8~. Washington, 1857. (2 copies.) 36 ANDREWS. ANECDOTES. ANDREWS, (C. C.) Practical Treatise on the ANDREWS, (James Pettit.) History of Great Revenue Laws. 80. Boston, 1858. (2 copies.) 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Meof Law which Creates a Right to an Incor- moirs; intermixt with Moral, Political, and poreal Hereditament, by an Adverse Enjoy- Historical Observations. Published by Sir ment of Twenty Years; with remarks on the Peter Pett. 8~. London, 1693. application of the rule to Light, and in cer- - Privileges of the House of Lords and tain cases to a Water Privilege. 80. Boston, Commons argued and stated, in two confer1827. (2 copies.) ences between both Houses, April 19 and 22, -- Practical Summary of the Law ofAssign- 1671. 160. London, 1702. ments in Trust for the Benefit of Creditors. ANGLO-CHINESE CALENDAR for the year 1848, With an appendix offorms. 120. Boston, 1835. corresponding to the year for the Chinese -- Treatise on the Common Law in relation cycle era 4485; being the 28th year of the to Water Courses. 80. Boston, 1824. reign of Taukwang. 80. Canton, 1848. -- The same. 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London, 1830. or, the emigrant's and traveller's guide to -- Table of the Logarithms of the Natural the west. 2d ed. 180. Philadelphia, 1834. Numbers, from 1 to 108000. 2d ed. 80. BACHELER, (Origen.) Mormonism Exposed. London, 1831. 120. New York, 1838. (Theol. Pam., v. 9.) -— Thoughts on the Principles of Taxation BACHIUS, (J. A.) Historia Jurisprudentie with reference to a Property Tax, and its Romance. Editio 6ta, novis observationibus exceptions. 80. London, 1848. (Pol. Pam., auxit A. C. Stockmann. 80. Lipsie, 1807.. 82 ) BACHMAN, (John.) Experiments made on the -- The same. 2d ed. 80. London, 1851. Habits of Vultures inhabiting Carolina, the BABEL: publication de la societ6 des gens de Turkey Buzzard, and Carrion Crow. 80. lettres. 4 v. in l. 160. Paris, 1840. Charleston, (S. C.,) 1834. (Misc. Pam., BABINGTON, (Charles Cardale.) Manual of v. 7.) British Botany; containing the flowering BACK, (George.) Narrative of the Arctic plants and ferns, arranged according to Land Expedition to the mouth of the Great the natural orders. 2d ed. 120. London, Fish River, and along the shores of the 1847. Arctic Ocean, in 1833-1835. 80. London, BABINGTON, (Richard.) Treatise on the Law 1836. of Auctions. 80. London, 1826. - Narrative of an Expedition in H. M. S. -- Treatise on the Law of Set-Off and Terror, for Geographical Discovery on the Mutual Credit. 80. London, 1827. Arctic Shores, in 1836-7. 80. London, BABSON, (John J.) History of the Town 1838. of Gloucester, Cape Ann; including the BACKHOFF, (Feodor I.) Voyage into China. Town of Rockport. 80. Gloucester, (Ms.,) (Churchill's Voyages and Travels, v. 2.) 1860. BACKHOUSE, (James.) Narrative of a Visit BABYLON the Great; or, men and things in to the Australian Colonies. 80. London, the British Capital. 2d ed. 2 v. in 1. 120. 1843. London, 1828. - Narrative of a Visit to the Mauritius BACALLAR Y SANNA, (Vicente.) M6moires and South Africa. 80. London, 1844. pour servir A P'Histoire d'Espagne sous le BACON, (Delia.) Philosophy of the Plays of Rdgne de Philippe V. Traduits de l'Espag- Shakspere unfolded. With a preface, by nol, par De Maudave. 4 v. 160. Amster- Nathaniel Hawthorne. 80. Boston, (Londam, 1756. don,) 1857. 64 BACON. BACON. BACON, (Francis, Lord.) Works: a new edi- Apopththegms, (Eng.,) v. 7. tion, by Basil Montagu. 16 v. 8~. London, Arguments of Law, (Eng.,) v. 7. tion, by Basil Montagu. 16 v. C8. London, olor et Frigus, (Eng.,) v. 3. 1825-34. Christian Paradoxes, (Eng.,) v. 7. Cogitata et Visa, (Lat.,) v. 3. CONTENTS. Cogitationes de Scientia IHunmana, (Lat.,) v. 3. Colours of Good and Evil, (Eng.,) v. 7. Advancement of Learning, v. 2. Confession of Faith, (Eng.,) v. 7. Advertisement touching an Holy War, v. 7. Description of the Intellectual Globe, (Lat.,) v. 3; Alphabet of Nature, v. 15. (Eng.,) v. 5. Apophthegms, v. 1. Discourse upon the Commission of Bridewell, v. 7. Augmentis Scientiarum, De, (Latin,) v. 8-9. E bb and Flow of the Sea, (Lat.,) v. 3; (Eng.,) v. 5. Charges, v. 6. Elizabethae, in Felicem Memloriam, (Lat. and Eng.,) Colours of Good and Evil, v. 1. v. 6. Discourse in praise of Queen Elizabeth, v. 7. Elogium in Henricum Principem Wallie, (Lat. and Ebb and Flow of the Sea, (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) Eng.,) v. 6. v. 11. Essays; or, Counsels Civil and Moral, (Eng.,) v. 6. Elements of the Common Laws of England, v. 13. Filum Labyrinthi, (Eng.,) v. 3. Essays, (English,) v. 1; (Latin,) v. 15. Fragment of Abec-darium Naturae, v. 5. Essay on Death, v. 1. Historia Soni et Auditus, (Lat.,) v. 3. lssex, Papers relating to Earl of, v. 6. History of Dense and Rare, (Lat.,) v. 2; (Eng.,) v.5. Fable of Cupid, (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) v. 11. History of treat Britain, beginning of, (Eng.,) v. 6. Felicities of Queen Elizabeth, v. 3. History of Life and Death, (Lat.,) v. 2; (Eng.,) v. 5. History of Density and Rarity, (Historia Densi et History of the Reign of Henry VII. and VIII., Rari,) (English,) v. 14; (Latin,) v. 10. (Eng.,) v. 6. History of Great Britain, (fragment,) v. 3. History of the Winds, (Lat.,) v. 2; (Eng.,) v. 5. History of Henry VII. and VIII., v. 3. Imago Civilis Augusti Cesaris (Lat. and Eng.,) v. 6. History of Life and Death, (Historia Vite et Mor- Imnago Civilis Julii Caesaris, (Lat. and Eng.,) v. 6. tis,) (English,) v. 14; (Latin,) v. 10.'Index-Philosophical Works, v. 5. Literary and History of Sound, (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) v. 11. Professional Works, v. 7. History of Winds, (Historia Ventorum,) (English,) Inquiry respecting the Magnet, (Lat.,) v. 2; (EiBg.,) v. 14; (Latin,) v. 10. v. 5. Inquiry respecting Light, (De Luce et Lumine,) Inquisitio Legitima de Motu, (Lat.,) v. 3. (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) v. 10. Instauratio Magna, (Lat.,) v. 1-4; (Eng.,) v. 4-5. Instauratio Magna, (English,) v. 14; (Latin,) v. 9. Interpretatione (de) Naturac Proemium, (Lat. ) v. 3. Intellectual Globe, (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) v. 11. Letter to Sir Henry Savill, touching helps for the Interpretation of Nature, (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) intellectual powers, (Eng.,) v. 7. v. 10. Letters and Life; with occasional works, v. 8-9. Law Cases and Tracts, v. 13. Life of Bacon, by William Rawley, v. 1. Lawfulness of War for Propagating Religion, v. 7. Maxims of the Law, (Eng.,) v. 7. Letters, v. 12-13. Meditationes Sacroe, (Lat. and Eng.,) v. 7. Letters on Legal Subjects, v. 7. Natural and Experimental Iistory, (Lat.,) v. 2; Letters relating to Chief Justice Coke, v. 7. (Eng.,) v. 5. Life of Bacon, by Basil Montague, v. 16. New Atlantis, (Eng.,) v. 3. Maxims of the Law, v. 13. Novum Organurn, (Lat.,) v. 1: (Eng.,) v. 4. Meditationes Sacrae, v. 1. Ordinances in Chancery, (Eng.,) v. 7. Miscellaneous Tracts upon Human Philosophy, v. 1. Partus Instaurationis Secundae Delineatio, (Lat.,) Natural History, v. 4. v. 3. New Atlantis, v. 2. Phaenomena Universi, (Lat.,) v. 3. Novum Organum, (English) v. 14; (Latin,) v. 9. Physiological and Medical Remains, (Eng.,) v. 3. Observations on a Libel, v. 5. Prayers, (Eng.,) v. 7. Ordinances in Chancery, v. 7. Preparative towards a Natural and Experimental Phenomena of the Universe, (English,) v. 15; (Latin,) History, (Lat.,) v. I; (Eng.,) v. 4. v. 11. Preparation for the Union of Laws, (Eng.,) v. 7. Physiological and Medical Remains, v. 7. Plinciples and Origins, according to the Fables of Prayers, v. 7. Cupid and Ccelum, (Lat.,) v. 3; (Eng.,) v. 5. Proposal for Amending the Laws of England, v. 5. Promus of Formularies and Elegancies, (Eng.,) v. 7. Psalms, Translation of certain, v. 7. Sententiae XII. de Interpretatione Naturae, (Lat.,) Speeches, v. 6-7. v. 3. State of Europe, v. 3.. Short Notes for Civil Conversations, (Eng.,) v. 7. Statute of Uses, Reading upon, v. 13. Statute of Uses, Reading on, (Eng.,) v. 7. Sylva Sylvarum, (Eng.) v. 4. Sylva Sylvarum; or, anatural history, (Eng.,) v. 2. Theological Writings, v. 7. Temporis Partus Masculus, (Lat.,) v. 3. Theory of the Firmament, (Thema Coeli,) (English,) Theory of the Heaven, (Lat.,) v. 3; (Eng.,) v. 5. v. 15; (Latin,) v. 11. Thoughts on the Nature of Things, (Lat.,) v. 3; Thoughts on the Nature of Things, (English,) v. (Eng.,)v. 5. 14; (Latin,) v. 10. Topics of Inquiry respecting Light and Luminous Tracts relating to England, v. 5. Matter, (Lat.,) v. 2; (Eng.,) v. 5. Tracts relating to Ireland, v. 5. Translation of certain Psalms into English Verse, Tracts relating to Scotland, v. 5. v. 7. Tracts relating to Spain, v. 5. True Greatness of Britain, (Eng.,) v. 7. True Greatness of Britain, v. 5. Use of the Law, (Eng.,) v. 7. Union of England and Scotland, v. 5. Valerius Terminus of the Interpretation of Nature, Use of the Law, v. 13. (Eng.,) v. 3. Wisdom of the Ancients, (English,) v. 3; (Latin,) Wisdom of the Ancients, (Lat. and Eng.,) v. 6. v. ll. ^v'~~. 11. ~___- Advancement of Learning. Small folio. ----— Works. Collected and edited by James London, 1670. Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, and Douglas De Augmentis Scientiarum; or, the Denon Heath. 9 v. 80. London, 1857-62. Arrangement, and General Survey of KnowCONTENTS. ledge. Translated from the Latin, by Peter Advancement of Learning; or, De Augmentis Sci- Shaw. 2 v. 120. London, 1803. entiarum. (Lat.,) v..; (Eng.,) v. 3-5. Essays. 180. London, 166 Advertisement touching a Holy War, (Eng.,) v. 7. Answers to Questions touching the office of Con- -- The same. Edited by Basil Montagu. stables, v. 7. Aphorismi et Consilia, (Lat.,) v. 3. 36~. London, 1836. 65 BACON. BAGSHAW. BACON, (Francis, Lord.) Essays. With an- Laws and Government of England, from the notations, by Richard Whately. 3d ed. 80. first times to the end of the reign of Queen London, 1857. Elizabeth. 5th ed. 40. London, 1760. Law Tracts. 2d ed. 80. London, 1761. BACON, (William.) Salvation Sought in EarnNovum Organumn; or, true suggestions est; a series of sermons. 120. New York, for the interpretation of nature. 160. Lon- 1857. don, 1850. BACON'S Rebellion in Virginia; beginning, Philosophical Works. Methodized, and progress, and conclusion of, in 1675-6. 80. made English, from the originals; with occa- Washington, 1835. (Force's Hist. Tracts, sional notes to explain what is obscure, &c., v. 1.) by Peter Shaw. 3v. 40. London, 1733. BACSTROM, (S.) Voyage to the North, 1767-8. Reading upon the Statutes of Uses. (Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 1.) New edition, with very full notes and expla- BADCOCK, (Lovell.) Rough Leaves from a nations, by William Henry Rowe. 80. Lon- Journal kept in Spain and Portugal, 1832don, 1806. 34. 80. London, 1835. Sylva Sylvarum; or, a Naturall Histo- BA)GER, (George Percy.) Nestorians and rie; in ten centuries. Published after the their Rituals; with the Narrative of a Misauthor's death, by William Rawley. 2d ed. sion to Mesopotamia and Coordistan in 1842Folio. London, 1628. 44, and of a late visit to those countries in Two Books; of the Proficience and Ad- 1850. 2 v. 80. London, 1852. vancement of Learning, divine and human. BADHAM, (Charles David.) Prose Halieutics; 160. London, 1852. or, Ancient and Modern Fish Tattle. 120. BACON, (James.) Life and Times of Francis London, 1854. the First, King of France. 2d ed. 2 v. ~ Treatise on the Esculent Funguses of 80. London, 1830. England. 80. London, 1847. BACON, (John.) Conjectures on Prophecies- BADNALL, (Richard.) View of the Silk Trade. 80. Boston, 1805. (Theol. Pam., v. 7.) 80. London, 1828. (Pol. Pam., v. 39.) BACON, (John Francis.) 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Boston, 1851. BAILLET, (Adrien.) Jugemens des Savans sur International Policy of the Great Pow- les principaux Ouvrages des Auteurs, corriers. 160. London, 1861. ges et augmentes par de la Monnoye; avec BAILEY, (Robert.) Life and Adventures. 80. l'Anti-Baillet, par Mdnage. 8 v. 40. Paris, Richmond, (Va.,) 1822. 1722-30. BAILEY, (R. W.) EnglishGrammar. 10thed. BAILLEUL, (Jacques Charles.) Histoire de 120. Philadelphia, 1854. Napoldon, ou sont d6veloppees les Causes de BAILEY, (Samuel.) Critical Dissertation on son 1levation et de sa Chute. 4 v. 80. the Nature, Measures, and Causes of Value; Paris, 1838-9. 67 BAILLI 6 BAILY. BAILLIF, (Joanna.) Dramas. 3 v. 80. Lon- scripts, by David Laing. 3 v. 8~. Edindon, 1836. burgh, 1841-42. CONTENTS. BAILLY, (A.) Expos6 de l'Administration g6nAlienated Manor; a comedy, v. 1. erale et locale des Finances du Royaume-Uni Bride, The; a llalome, v. 3. de la Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande. 2 v. Enthusiasm; a comedy, v. 2. Henriques; a tragedy, v. 1. 8~. 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Trial, The; a comedy. Verses on Sacred Subjects. London, 1801. Witchcraft; a tragedy, in prose. BAILY, (Francis, F. R. S.) Account of the BAILLIE, (Marianne.) Lisbon in the years Rev. John Flamsteed, the first Astronomer1821-23. 2d ed. 2 v. 160. London, 1825. Royal. Compiled from his own manuscripts, BAILLIE, (Matthew.) Morbid Anatomy of some and other authentic documents; with his of the most important parts of the Human British catalogue of stars, corrected and enBody. 80. London, 1797. larged. 40. London, 1835. ~ Series of Engravings; with explana- Astronomical Tables and Formulae. tions to illustrate the Morbid Anatomy of With the Elements of the Solar System. 80. some of the most important parts of London, 1827. the Human Body. 2d ed. 40. London, -- Catalogue of those Stars in the Histoire 1812. Celeste Frangaise of Jerome De Lalande, for BAILLIE, (Neil B. E.) 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BAKER. BAILY, (Francis, of the Stock Exchange.) Epi- BAINES, (Peter A.) Faith, Hope, and Charity; tome of Universal History, Ancient and Mod- a sermon. 80. Philadelphia, 1843. (Theol. ern, from the earliest authentic records to Pam., v. 9.) the commencement of the present year. 2 v. B.AINES, (Thomas.) History of the Commerce 80. London, 1813. and Town of Liverpool, and of the rise of BAILY, (Francis.) Journal of a Tour in unset- manufacturing industry in the adjoining tied parts of North America, in 1796-7. 80. counties. 80. London, 1852. London, 1856. BAIRD, (Henry C.) Protection for Home LaBAILY, (John.) Central America; describing bor and Home Productions, necessary to the each of the States of Guatemala, Honduras, Prosperity of the American Farmer. bo. N. Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. 120. York, 1860. (Misc. Pam., v. 13.) London, 1850. BAIRD, (Henry M.) Modern Greece; a narraBAILY, (Laurence R.) 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Pryne, Noms abreges, etc., avec lesquels les peinheld at Philadelphia, September, 1858. 120. tres, dessinateurs, graveurs et sculpteurs ont Philadelphia, 1858. designe leurs noms. 40. Munich, 1832. 176 BRUM. BRUYS. BRUM, (Jean.) Triomphe du Nouveau Monde. BRUNO, Nolano, (Giordano.) Opere. Oraper 2 v. in 1. 8~. Paris, 1785. la prima volta raccolte e pubblicate da Adolfo BRUMOY, (Pierre.) Theatre des Grecs. Nou- Wagner. 2 v. 8~. Lipsia, 1830. velle edition, enrichie de trbs belles gravures, BRUNO, (Ludger.) Legislation et Jurispruet augmentee de la traduction entiere des dence du Notariat, resumees en 100 tableaux pieces grecques dont il n'existe que des ex- synoptiques; avec observations sur la pratraits dans toutes les editions precedentes; tique et la doctrine, plan d'etude, et biblioet de remarques nouvelles, par MM. De graphie. 40. Riom, 1857. Rochefort et Du Theil. 13 v. 8~. Paris, BRUNIQUELLIUS, (J. S.) Historia Juris Ro1785-89. mano-Germanici, a primis Reipublicse Ro- - Greek Theatre. Translated by Mrs. manre atque Germanicse initiis ad nostra Charlotte Lennox. 3 v. 4~. London, 1759. usque tempora, ex suis fontibus deducta, et in usum auditorii adornati. Accessit disserCONTENTS. tatio prmeliminaris de linguarum, philosohylus: Agmemno.. phie, antiquitatum, et historiarum studio The Coepheres, v. 1. ~- The Persians, v. 2. cun jurisprudentia jungendo. Editio 3a. Prometheus, v. 2. Seven Chiefs against Thebes, v. 2. 80. Amstelkedami, 1738. Aritophane Te Achaness, v.3. BRUNT, (Jonathan.) Extracts from Locke The Birds, v. 3. and others, containing a defence of natural - The Clouds, v. 3. The Feasts of Ceres, v. 3. rights. 80. Frankfort, (Ky.,) 1804. (Pol. -- The Female Orators, v.. Pam., v. 104.) The Frogs, v. 3. The Knights, v. 3. BRUNTON, (Mary Balfour.) Works; contain- Psace, v. 3. ing a memoir of her life, by Alex. Brunton. Plutus, v. 3. 7 v. 120. Edinburgh, 1820. — The Wasps, v. 3. Discourses upon the Theatre of the Greeks, the CONTENTS. original of Tragedy, and the parallel of the Thea- Discipline, v. 5-7. tres, v. 1. Emmeline, v. 1. Dissertation upon the Greek Comedy, v. 3. Memoir of Mary Biunton, v. 1. Euripides: Alcestis, v. 2. Self-Control, v. 2-4. - Andromacbe, v. 2. - The Bacchanalians, v. 3. Discipline. 160. London, 1849. (BentElectrl, v. 1. ley's Stand. Novels, v. 16.) -- Electra, v. 1. -- Hecuba, v. 3. - Self-Control. 80. Edinburgh, 1839. H — Helena, v. 3. _ The Heraclidc, v. 3. ---- The same. 160. London, 1849. (Bent_- lerclules Mad, v. 3. ley's Stand. Novels, v. 15.) --- ippolitus, v. 1. --- on, v. 3. BRUNTON, (Robert.) Compendium of Me-- Iphigenia in Tulis, v. 2. chanics. 4th ed. 120. Glasgow, 1828. Iphigenia in Tauris, v. 2. -- Medea, v. 2. -- The same. 12~. Boston, 1830. -- Orestes, v. 2. -- The Phenicians, v. 2. BRUNTON and HAIG. Historical Account of -- Rhesus, v. 2. the Senators of the College of Justice, from.- The Snpplialnts, v. 2. --- The Trojan Captives, v. 2. its institution in 1532. 80. Edinburgh, 1832. -ophocles: ja, v. 2. BRUSSELS. Relation Exacte de la Prise de -- Antigone, v. 2. E — lectla, v. 1. Bruxelles, par ses Habitans. 80. Bruxelles,... Oedipus, v. 1. Philoctetes, v. 1. 1789. (Pol. Pam., v. 12.) - The Trachiniennes, v. 2. BRUTON, (William.) Newes from the East BRUNET, (Jacques Charles.) Manuel du Li- Indies; or, a voyage to Bengalla, 1638. braire, et de l'amateur de livres, contenant: (Hakluyt's Voyages, v. 5.) 10 un nouveau dictionnaire bibliographique; - The same. (Osborne's Voyages, v. 2.) 20 une table en forme de catalogue raisonne. BRUTUS, (S. Junius.) Pseudonyme. See 4e 6d. 5 v. in 10. 80. Paris, 1842-44. LANGUET, (Hubert.) - The same. Cinquibme edition origi- BRUYERE, LA. See LA BRUYERE. nale, entibrement refondue et augmentee BRUYERE, (Louis.) etudes relatives a l'Art d'un tiers par l'auteur. V. 1-4. (8 parts.) des Constructions. 2 v. Folio. Paris, 80. Paris, 1860-63. 1823-28. BRUNNMARK, (Gustavus.) Introduction to BRUYN. See LE BRUN. Swedish Grammar, adapted to the use of BRUYS, (Fran9ois.) HistoiredesPapes, depuis Englishmen. Revised by J. P. Wihlin. Saint Pierre jusqu'A Benoit XIII. 5 v. 40. 160. London, 1825. La Haye, 1732-34. 177 BRUYS. BRY. BRUYS, (Fran9ois) Memoires, historiques, a Capitaneo Johanne Schmidt. Folio. Oppencritiques, et litteraires; avec la vie de'an- Ael'. Si. 161. d ptadmi diite Americm p1r s XI. Seu descriptio admirandi itinel is teur. 2 v. 16~. Paris, 1751. a Guillielmo Schouten peracti; qua ratione in mT leridionali plaga freti Magellanici novnun hacBRY, (Theodorus, Joannes T., et Joannes I. tenusque incognitnm in Mare Australe transitunl de,) et MERIAN, (M.) Collectiones Pere- patefecerit. Oppenheimii, 1619.-Americe tomi undecimi appendix, seu admirande navigationis a grinationum in Indiam Orientalem et Indiam Georgio a Spilbergen per fretum Magellanicumn et Occidentalem, XXV partibus comprehense. MIMare Meridionale descriptio, anctore M. Gothardo Artlhvsio. Folio. Francofvrti, 1620. Omnia cartis atque figuris in res incisis Novi orbis pars XII. Sive descriptio India Occidentalis, auctore Antonio de Herrera. Accesseillustrata. Series I. (Grands Voyages.) runt et aliorum India Occidentalis descriptiones. 13 v. Viz: Quibus cohterent paraliponena Americae. Folio. Francofvrti, 1624. CONTENTS. A.merice Dreyzehender Theil, das ist: Fortsetzung Americle pars I. Admiranda narratio, fida tamen, der Historien von der Newen Welt, oder Nidergande comlodis et incolarum ritibus Virginia, nuper gischen Indien, waran es auff diese Zeit nocl admodum ab Anglis invents. Alnglico scripta alnhero ermangelt. Folio. Franckfurt, 1628. sermone 6 Thoma Hariot nuCn autem prilmun r Latio donata a C. C. A. Folio. Francoforti ad Series II. (Petits Voyages.) 12 v. Moenum, 1590. Viz The same. 2d ed. Folio. Francoforti, 1590. America, pars II. Brevis narratio eorum que in Indiae Orientalis pars I. Regnum Congo, hoc est, Florida Americae provicia Gallis acciderunt, se- vera descriptio regni Africani, qvod tan ab incolia cunda in illamn nauigatione duce Renato de Lau- quaimLuisitanisCongus appellatur. PerPhilippvml doniere anno BIDLXIII. Auctore Iacobo le Moyne, Pigafettam, olim ex Edoardi Lopez acroamlatis cui cognomen de Morgues; Latio verl donaita a lingua Italicc excerpta; nunc Latio sermlone doC. C. A. Folio. Francoforti ad Moenum, 1591. nata ab Avgvst. Cassiod. Ieinio. Folio. FranThe same. 2ded. Folio. Francoforti, 1591. cofurti, 1598. Americe pars III. Miemorabilem provincise Brasilime The same. 2d ed. Folio. Francofvrti, 1624. historiam continens, Germanico primuim sermone Cun Appendix regni Congo. qua continentur scriptamn a Joane Stadio, nunc auteli Latinitate navigationes quinque Samuelis Brunonis. Folio. donatam a Teucrio Annmo. Addita est narratio Francofvrti, 1625. provectionis Ioannis Lerii in eamden provinciam. Indit Orientalis pars II. In qua Iohan. Hvgonis Folio. Francofurti, 1592. Lintscotani nauigatio in orientem, item regna, The same. 2d ed. Folio. Francofurti, littora, portus, flumina, apparentiae, habitus mno1592. resque Indorum et Lusitanoruem pariter in oriente Americe pars IV. Sive, insignis et admiranda his- degentium, accurate proponuntur. Nunc Latin6 toria de reperta primum Occidentali India a reddita enunciauit Tevcrides Annuevs Lonicervs. Clhristophoro Columbo anno mICCCCXCI, scripta Folio. Franefordii, 1599. ab Iieronymo Benzono. Folio. Francofurti, India Orientalis pars III. Qua continentur, I. Se1594. cunda pars nauigationum a Joanne H-Ingone LintsAmericce pars V. Nobilis et admiratione plena chotano in orieentem susceptarum. II. Nauigatio Hieronymi Benzoni secunde sectionis (hia;) His- Hollandorum in insulas orientales, Iavan et Smnatpanorum tudm in Nigrittas seruos sues, tUrn in rain. III. Tres nauigationes Hollandornul in Indos crudelitatem, Gallorumque, piratarumL de mod6 dictam Indiamn per Septentrionalem seu Ilispanis toties reportata spolia; aduenteum item Glacialem Oceanum. De Germanico in Latinum IHispanorum in Nouam Indiae continentis Hispa- tra.nslata Bilibaldo Strobeo. Folio. Franconiain, eorumq contra incolas elus regionis saeuitiam fvrti, 1601. explicans. Folio. Francofurti, 1595. Indie Orientalis pars IV. Qva primtm varii geneThe same. 2d ed; Folio. Francofurti, 1595. ris animalia, fructus, arbores; item aromata seu America parsVI. Sive lhistorie ab Hieronymo Ben- species et materialia, etc., accurate describuntur. zono scripte, sectio tertia. In hae enimi reperies, Per Ioannemn Hvgonemn Lintschotanunm, et nonqua ratione Hispani opulentissimas illas Peruali nullos alios. Secvndo; nouissima Hollandorum regni provincias occuparint. Folio. Franco- in Indiam Orientealem nauigatioexpoinitur. Omnia furti, 1596. ex Germanico Latinitate donata, studio et opera The same. 2ded. Folio. Francofurti, 1596. Bilibaldi Strobei. Folio. Francofurti, 1601. Americae pars VII. Verissima et jvcvndissima de- Indiae Orientalis pars V. Qua continetur vera et scriptio praecipvarvm qvarvndail Indite regionuen accurata descriptio vniuersae nauigationis illius, et insularuLm jam primmil ab Vrico Fabro in- quain Hollandi curm octonis nauibus in terras oriventie. Ex (iermanico in Latinull sermonern entales, prmecipe vero in Javanas et Moluccanas conuersa autore M. Gotardo Artvs. Folio. Fran- insulas, Bantam, Bandanl et Ternatem, etc., susfvrti, 1599. ceperunt. Latio donatum a Bilibaldo Strobteo. The same. 2ded. Folio. FraPncofvrti, 1625. Folio. Francofurti, 1601. Americe parsVIII. Continensprimo, descriptionemn Indite Orientalis pars VI. Veram et historicam detrivm itinervn Francisci Draken. Secundo, iter scriptionem avriferi regni Gvinera, ad Africam perThomae Candisch. Tertio, duo itinera, Gvaltheri tinentis, qvod alias littus de Mina vocant, contiRalegh, nec non Lavrentii Keyms. In Latinumn nens. Latinitate ex Germainico donata studio et sermonem conversa, auctore MI. Gotardo Artvs. opera M. Gotardi Arthus. Folio. Francofurti ad Francofvrti, 1599. I Mcenm, 1604. -- The same. 2d ed. Folio. Francofurti, 1625. Indiue Orientalis pars VII. Nauigationes duas, priAmericce pars IX. Qva de ratione elementorvm; maam, trium annorum, a Georgio Spilbergio, ann. de novi orbis natvra; de hvivs incolarvm svper- 1601, ex Selandia in Indiam Orientalem suscepstitiosis cultibus, deq., forma politiet ac reipubl. ta-n: alteram, nounem annorum, a Casparo Balby, ipsorumLn copioe pertractatur. His accessit desig- anno 1579, ex Alepo Babyloniam versus, et inde natio illivs navigationis, quam 5 nanes Hollandicae porro ad regnum Pegu vsque continuatam, contianno 1598, per fretum Magellanum in Moluccanas nens. Auctore M. Gotardo Arthus. Folio. Franinsulas tentarunt. Addita est tertio, navigatio cofurti, 1606. recens, qvam 4. navivm praefectus Olevier a Indiae Orientalis pars VIII. Navigationes qvinqve, Nooit proxime suscepit. Omniua e Germanico prirnam, a Iacobo Neccio: securidam, a Iohanne Latinitate donata. Folio. Francof., 1602. Hernanno de Bree: tertiam, a Cornelio Nicolai: - The same. 2d ed. (of the 2d and 3d books quartani, i Cornelio de Vena: quintam, sub Steonly.) Folio. Francofurti, 1633. phano de Hagen, in Indiam Orientalem susceptas Americe pars X. Qua continentur, I. Dum naviga- et peractas, contilnens. Auctore M. Gotardo Artiones Dn. Americi Vesplutii. II. Solida narratio thus. Folio. Francoforti, 1607. de moderno provincie Virginiae statu, authore Indie Orientalis pars IX. Historicam descriptionema Raphe Hamor Ii.. erya desTeiptio N ovi Angliae, ianigationis ab Hollandis et Selandis il lIndiaml 23 178 BRY. BRYDGES. BRY, (Theodorus, Joannes T., et Joannes I. BRYANT, (William Cullen.) Letters of a de,)etMERIAN,(M.) Series II —Continued. Traveller; or, notes of things seen in EuOrientalem, sub imperio Petri Guilielmi Verhuffii rope and America. 3d ed. 8~. New-York, susceptae et peractce, etc., continens. Auctore M. 851. Gotardo Arthusio. Francofurti, 1612. Supplementum nonce partis. Auctore M. Gotardo Ar- - Letters of a Traveller. Second series. thusio. Folio. Francofvrti, 1612. Le Indit Orientalis pars X. Qua continetur, historica Letters from Spain, and other countries. relatio sive descriptio novi ad aqvilonem transitus, 12. New York 1859. svpra terras Americanas in Chinam atq. Japonem ducturi, quemadmodum is ab Henrico Hudsono Poems. With illustrations, by E. nuper inuentus est. Item disevrsvs ad Sereniss. Leutze. 6th ed 80 Philadelphia, 1850 -Iispani_ Regem, super detecta nuper quinta orbis parte, terra nempe australi incognita, i Petro The same. Collected and arranged by Ferdinando de Quir, etc., conscriptus. Addita descriptione regionun Siberie, etc., quse nuper a the author. Illustrated with seventy-one Moscis detected occupatce sunt. Auctore M. Go- engravings. Small 4~. London, 1858. tardo Arthusio. Folio. Francofvrti, 1613. India Orientalis pars XI. Qua continetur, I. Dua- Selections from the American Poets. ruin navigationumn quas in Indiam Orientalem 1 Yok 1. (Hrper Fa ann. 1501. Dn. Americus Vesputius instituit, his- York, 1840. (Harper's Famly toria. II. Vera atque hactenus inaudita Angli Library, v. 111.) cujusdam relatio, qui nave quadam, cui Ascensionis nomen, in extremam Indiae Orientalis oram BRYCE, (James.) Ten Years of the Church of Camnbajam vectus, multa observavit. II[. De- Scotland, from 1833 to 1843; with a historiscriptio regionis Spitzbergse. Folio. Oppenhemnii, 1619. cal retrospect from 1560. v. 80. EdinXIII. Der dreyzehende Theil der Orientalischen burgh 1850. Indien, darinnen beneben etlichen newen ged- enckwiirdigen Sechiffarthen und Reysen, so von BRYDALL, (John.) Jus Sigilli; or, the Law uuderschiedlichen Voickern, sonderliclhden Por-nd tcing Hi' r tugesen, Englischenund Hollandern,inOstlndien, of England touching His Majesty's Four und dem anstossende Konigreich, von Jahr 1615. Principal Seales, viz: the great seale, the biss uff 1628. verrichtet worden. Folio. Franck- furt am CMayn, 1628. private seale, the exchequer seale, and the BRYAN, (Daniel.) Mountain Muse; compris- signet. 240. London, 1673. ing the adventures of Daniel Boone; and c Jus Imaginis apud Angles; or, the Law the power of virtuous and refined beauty. of England relating to the Nobility and Gen160. Harrisonburg, (Va.,) 1813. try. 16. London, 1675. BIIYAN, (Hugh.) Diary and Letters. 160. BRYDGES, (Sir Samuel Egerton.) Archaica; London, 1760. (With "Living Christianity containing a reprint of scarce old English Delineated.") tracts; with prefaces, critical and biographiBRYAN, (Michael.) Biographical and Critical cal. 2v. 4~. London, 1815. Dictionary of Painters and Engravers, to the CONTENTS. present time. New edition, revised and en- Brathwayt, (R.) Essays upon the Five Senses, v. 2. larged, by George Stanley. 80. London, Breton, (N.) Characters upon Essays, Mloral and o M' Divine, and the Good and the Bad, v. 1. 1849. Greene, (R.) Philomela: the Lady Fitzwater's BRYANT, (H. B.,) and STRATTON, (Henry D.) Nighltingale, v. i., —- Arcadia; or, Menaphon, v. 1. Commercial Law for Business Men, includ- Harvey, (G.) Four Letters and Sonnets touching Robert Greene, v. 2. ing merchants, farmers, mechanics, etc., and - iers Supererogation; or, a New Praise book of reference for the legal profession, of the Old Ass, v. 2. _ --- New Letter of Notable Contents, v. 2. adapted to all the States of the Union. By Nash, (T.) Christ's Tears over Jerusalem, v. 1. Amos Dean. 89. New York, 1863. Southwell, (R.) Triumphs over Death, v. 1. BRYANT, (Jacob.) New System, or Analysis Arguments in favour of relieving Ableof Ancient Mythology; wherein an attempt Bodied Poor. 80. London, 1818. (Pamis made to divest tradition of fable, and to phleteer, v. 11.) reduce the truth to its original purity. 2d Autobiography, Times, Opinions, and ed. 3 v. 40. London, 1775-76. Contemporaries. 2 v. 80. London, 1834. Observations and Inquiries relating to British Bibliographer. By Sir Egerton various parts of Ancient History. 40. Cam- Brydges and Joseph Haslewood. 4 v. 80. bridge, (Eng.,) 1767. London, 1810-14. Observations upon the Plagues inflicted Censura Literaria; containing titles, upon the Egyptians. With a discourse con- abstracts, and opinions of old English books, cerning the Grecian colonies from Egypt. with original disquisitions, articles of bio80. London, 1794. graphy, and other literary antiquities. 10 v. - The same. 2d ed. 80. London, 1810. 80. London, 1805-1809. BRYANT, (John D.) Redemption; a poem. Imaginative Biography. 2 v. 12~. 120. Philadelphia, 1859. London, 1834. 179 BRYDGES. BUCHANAN. BRYDGES, (SirSamuelEgerton.) Letters from BUCHAN, (Peter.) Ancient Ballads and Songs the Continent. 80. Kent, 1821. of the North of Scotland, hitherto unpubLetters on the Character and Poetical lished. 2 v. 12~. Edinburgh, 1828. Genius of Lord Byron. 12~. London, 1824. BUCHAN, (William.) Domestic Medicine; Memoirs of the Peers of England during treatise on the prevention and cure of disthe Reign of James the First. 8~. London, eases by regimen and simple remedies. 8~. 1802. London, 1840. Reasons for a Further Amendment of the BUCHANAN, (A. C.) Emigration Practically Copyright Act of Queen Anne. 8~. Lon- Considered. 8~. London, 1828. (Pol. don, 1817. (Pamphleteer, v. 10.) Pam., v. 38.) Recollections of Foreign Travel, on BUCIIANAN, (Claudius.) Christian Researches life, literature, and self-knowledge. 2 v. in Asia. With notices of the translation of 12~. London, 1825. the Scriptures into the Oriental languages. Restituta; or, titles, extracts, and 4th ed. 8~. London, 1811. characters of old books in English literature, - Colonial Ecclesiastical Establishment revived. 4 v. 8~. London, 1814-16. of Great Britain. 2d ed. 8~. London, 1813. What are Riches, Examination of. 8~. — Eras of Light, and Christian Researches London. (Pamphleteer, v. 20.) in Asia. 8~. Boston, 1811. BRYDGES, (Sir Harford Jones.) Account of - Sermons. 8~. London, 1812. the Transactions of His Majesty's Mission BUCHANAN, (David.) Inquiry into the Taxato the Court of Persia, in the years 1807-11 tion and Commercial Policy of Great Britain; 2 v. in 1. 8~. London, 1834. with observations on the principles of curDynasty of the Kajars. Translated rency, and of exchangeable value. 8~. from the original manuscript presented by Edinburgh, 1844. his majesty Faty Aly Shah to Sir H. J. BUCHANAN, (Francis.) Journey fiom Madras Brydges. With a succinct account of the through the countries of Mysore, Canara, History of Persia previous to that period. 8~. and Malabar. 3 v. 4~. London, 1807. London, 1833.. - The same. (Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 8.) BRYDONE, (James Marr.) Narrative of a Voy- BUCHANAN, (George.) De Jure Regni apud age, with a party of emigrants, from Sussex, Scotos; dialogue concerning the due priviin 1834, to Montreal; thence up the river lege of government in the Kingdom of ScotOttawa and through the Rideau -Canal, to land, betwixt George Buchanan and Thomas Toronto, Upper Canada, and afterwards to Maitland. Translated out of Latin. 24~. Hamilton. 8". Petworth, (Eng.,) 1834. Philadelphia, 1766. BRYDONE, (Patrick.) Tour through Sicily - History of Scotland. Translated from and Malta; in a series of letters. New ed. the Latin, with continuation, by John Wat2 v. 8~. London, 1775. kins. 8~ London, 1827. The same. 8~. Edinburgh, 1840. The same. New ed., by James AikBRYENNIUS, (Nicephorus.) Commentarii. Gr. man. 6 v. 8~. Edinburgh, 1829-30. et Lat. Rec. A. Meineke. 8~. Bonne, BUCHANAN, (James.) Sketchesof theHistory, 1836. (Byzantine Hist. Corpus, v. 23.) Manners, and Customs of the North American BRYSON, (Alexander.) Report on the Climate Indians. 8~. London, 1824. and Principal Diseases of the African Sta- BUCHANAN, (Robert.) Culture of the Grape, tion. 8~. London, 1847. and Wine-Making. 12~. Cincinnati, 1852. BUCANIERS OF AMERICA. See ESQUEMELING, BUCIANAN, (Rev. Robert.) Ten Years' Con(John.) flict; being the history of the disruption of BUCHAN, (David Stewart Erskine, Earl of.) the Church of Scotland. 2 v. 8~. GlasAddress to Americans at Edinburgh on gow, 1849. Washington's Birthday, 1811. 8~. (n. p.) BUCHANAN, (Robertson.) Practical and De1811. (Pol. Pam., v. 110.) scriptive Essays on the Economy of Fuel, Essays on the Lives and Writings of and Management of Heat. 8~. Glasgow. Fletcher of Saltoun, and the Poet Thomson. 1810. 8~. London, 1792. Treatise on Economy of Fuel, and and MINTO, (Walter.) Account of the Management of Heat, especially as relates Life, Writings, and Inventions of John to heating and drying by steam. 8~. GlasNapier of Merchiston. 4~. Perth, 1778. gow, 1815, 180 BUCHANAN. BUCKINGHAM. BUCHANAN, (Robertson.) Practical Treatise BUCK, (J. W.) Reports of Cases in Bankon Propelling Vessels by Steam, &c. 80. ruptcy. 8~. London, 1820. Glasgow, 1816. BUCK, (William J.) History of Montgomery ---- Practical Essays on Mill Work and County, Pennsylvania, within the Schuylother Machinery. 2d ed.; with additions, by kill Valley. 8~. Norristown, (Pa.,) 1859. T. Tredgold. 2 v. 80. London, 1823. BucKE,(Charles.) On the Beauties, HarmoThe same. 3d ed.; with additions, by nies, and Sublimities of Nature. 3 v. 8~. George Rennie. 80. London, 1841. London, 1837. Atlas, byGeorge Rennie. Folio. Lon- The same. Abridged by W. P. Page. don, 1850. 18~. New York, 1842. (Harper's Fam. BUCHANAN, (Thomas.) Illustrations of Acous- Library, v. 145.) tic Surgery. 8$. London, 1825. Life of John Churchill, Duke of MarlPhysiological Illustrations of the Organ borough. 180. London, 1839. (Murray's of Hearing. 80. London, 1828. Fam. Library, v. 35.) BUCHANAN, (William.) Memoirs of Painting; - Ruins of Ancient Cities. 2 v. 180. with a history of the importation of pictures London, 1840. (Murray's Fam. Library, by the great masters into England since the v. 3-4.) revolution. 2 v. 80. London, 1824. The same. 2 v. 180. New York, Reports of certain Remarkable Cases 1841. (Harper's Fam. Library, v. 134-5.) in the Court of Session, and Trials in the BUCKHURST, (Lord.) See SACKVILLE, (ThonHigh Court of Justiciary. 80. Edinburgh, as.) 1813. BUCKINGHIAM, (James Silk.) America, historBUCHANAN, (William, of Auchmar.) Inquiry ical, statistical, and descriptive. 3 v. 8~. into the Genealogy and Present State of An- London, 1841. cient Scottish Surnames; with the origin and ~ Authentic Statement of the destruction descent of the Highland clans, and family of of the property of Mr. Buckingham by the Buchanan. 80. Edinburgh, 1775. arbitrary measures of Lord Amherst. 80. BUCHANAN, (W. M.) Technological Dictibn- London, 1825. (E. India Pam., v. 2.) ary; explaining the terms of the arts, sciences, Autobiography; including his voyliterature, professions, and trades. 180. Lon- ages, travels, adventures, speculations, sucdon, 1846. cesses, and failures. V. 1-2. 120. LonBuCHEZ, (P. J. B.;) et Roux, (P. C.) His- don, 1855. toire Parlementaire de la R6volution Fran- - Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, 9aise; ou Journal des Assemblees Nation- and the other British provinces in North ales, depuis 1789 jusqu'en 1815. 40 v. 80. America; with a plan of national colonizaParis, 1834-39. tion. 80. London, 1843. BUCHON, (Jean Alexandre.) Chroniques Eastern and Western States of AmerEtraingeres relatives aux Exp6ditions Fran- ica. 3 v. 80. London, 1842. 9aises pendant le XIIIe Siecle. Publiees - Heads of Lectures on the Eastern pour la premiere fois, elucidees et traduites. World. 80. London, 1829. (E. India Pam., 80. Paris, 1840. v. 2.) BUCK, (Charles.) Anecdotes, religious, moral, - History of the Public Proceedings on and entertaining. 120. Boston, 1848. the E. Indian Monopoly. 80. London, 1830. Theological Dictionary. 80. Phila- (E. 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Escaped Novice from the Sisterhood of St. - The Lords, the Government, and the Joseph, Emmettsburg, (Md.) 12~. New Country. 8~. London, 1836. York, 1855. BULWER LYTTON, (Lady Rosina.) Bianca BUNN, (Alfred.) Old England and New EngCapello; an historical romance. 3 v. 12~. land, in a series of views taken on the spot. London, 1843. 2 v. 12~. London, 1853. Budget of the Bubble Family. 3 v. The Stage; both before and behind the 12~. London, 1840. curtain. 3 v. 12~. London, 1840. 185 BUNNER. BURCHELL. BUNNER, (R.) Discourse on the Genius and C list a Complete Saviour, v. 2. Christian Behaviour, v. 4. Spirit of the People. 80. New-York. Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ, v. 2. 1834. (Pam. Addresses, v. 2.) Desire of the Righteous Granted, v. 3. Divine Emblems, v. 5. BUNNETT, (Henry Jones.) Description of Doctrine of the Law and Grace Unfolded, v. 7. Gc. innL 1T~~ 1~ io *Elegies on his death, Epitaph and Acrostic, v. 8. Genoa. 120. London, 1844. Exhortation to Peace and Unity, v. 4. 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Lon- 1844. don, 1859. BURCH, (Samuel.) General Index to the Laws BUNYAN, (John.) Allegorical Works. 3 v. of the United States, from March 4th, 1789, 120. Philadelphia, 1853. to March 3d, 1827, including all treaties CONTENTS. entered into between those periods. 80. Holy War, v. 3. Washington, 1828. (6 copies.) Pilgim's Progress theRuin of Anti-Christ, v. BURC. Report of the Burch Divorce Case. Practical Works. 8 v. 120. Phila- 80 New York, 1860. delphia, 1852. BURCHARD, (S. D.) Daughters of Zion. 120.'; CONTENTS. New-York, 1853. Acceptable Sacrifice, v. 6. BURCHELL, (William J.) Hints on EmigraAdvice to Sufferers, v. 8. tion to Cape of Good Hope. 8~. London, Barren Fig Tree, v. 5. Bunyan's Dying Sayings, v. 8. 1820. (Pamphleteer, v. 17.) Bunyan's Relation of His Imprisonment, v. 8. Travels in the Interior of Southern Caution to Stir up the Soul to Watch against Sin, v. 4. Afiica. 2 v. 4. London, 1822. 24 186 BURCKHARDT. BURGESS BURCKHARDT, (John Lewis.) Arabic Pro- exercised by the Courts of the Queen in verbs; or, the manners and customs of the Council and the House of Lords. 80. Lon modern Egyptians, illustrated from their.don, 1841. (2 copies.) proverbial sayings current at Cairo. 4~. BiRGER, (Gottfried August.) Simmtliche London, 1830. Werke. Neue original-ausgabe. 4 v. 12~. ~- Notes on the Bedouins and Wahibys. Gottingen, 1844. 2 v. 80. London, 1831. CONTENTS. Travels in Arabia. 2 v. 80. London, Anthia und Abrokomas, v. 2. 1829. Bellin, v. 3. Biographie und Charakteristik Burgers, v. 4. Travels in Nubia. 2d ed. 40. Lon- Briefe, v. 4. don, 1822 Burger, von A. W. von Schlegel, v. 4. don, vO.. Dido; eiu episches gedicht, v. 2. Travels in Syria and the Holy Land. England, Die Republik, v. 4. Fragmente und Herzensergiessungen Uiber Poesie 40. London, 1822. und Kunst, v. 3. BURDELL MURDER CASE. Abstract of the Fragmente iber Deutsche Sprache und Schreibart, v.3. evidence, with comments, a demonstration Freimaurer-Reden, v. 3. of the innocence of the accused, etc. 80. Gedichte, v. 1. the innocence o te accused, etc. Homer's Ilias; proben einer Uebersetzung in lamNew York, 1857. ben und in Hexametern, v. 2. Macbeth; uebersetzung, v. 3. BURDER, (Henry Forster.) Memoir of the Rev. Ossians Gedichten, proben einer uebersetzung von, George Burder. 80. London, 1833.. 3. BURDER, (Samuel.) Memoirs of Eminently Leonora. Translated from the GerPious Women of the British Empire. 3 v. man, by W. R. Spencer; with designs, by 80. London, 1815. Lady Diana Beauclerc. 2d ed. 40. Lon---- Oriental Customs; an illustration of don, 1809. the sacred scriptures. 2 v. 80. Philadel- - The same. Translated by Julia M. phia, 1807. Cameron; with illustrations, by D. Maclise. BURDER, (William.) Religious Ceremonies 40. London, 1847. and Customs. 80. London, 1841. BURGES, (Sir James Bland.) Dramas. 2 v. BURDETT, (Charles.) Life and Adventures of 80. London, 1817. Christopher Carson, the celebrated Rocky BURGES, (Tristam.) Battle of Lake Erie, Mountain hunter, trapper, and guide. 120. with notices of Commodore Elliott's conduct Philadelphia, 1860. in that engagement. 120. Philadelphia, ~- Margaret Moncrieffe; the first love of 1839. Aaron Burr. A romance of the Revolution. BURGESS, (Ebenezer.) Address to the Ameri120. New York, 1861. can Society for Colonizing the Free People -- SecondMarriage; or, a daughter's trials. of Color, Nov. 21, 1818. 80. Washington, 120. New-York, 1856. 1818. (Slavery Pai., v. 18.) BURDIN, (Charles,) et DUBOIS, (Frederic.) BURGESS, (John Cart.) Practical Essay on HistoireAcademiqueduMagnetismeAnimal. Flower Painting. 80. London, 1811. 80. Paris, 1841. Useful Hints on Drawing and PaintBURDON, (William.) Materials for Thinking. ing. 120. London, 1818. 5th ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1820. BURGESS, (Joshua.) Medical and Legal ReBURDY, (Samuel.) History of Ireland, from lations of Madness. 80. London, 1858. the earliest ages to the union. 80. Edin- BURGESS, (Richard.) Greece and theLevant; burgh, 1817. diary of a summer's excursion, in 1834. 2 v..... Life of Rev. Philip Skelton. 80. Lon- 180. London, 1835. don, 1816. (Lives of Pocock, etc., v. 2.) Topography and Antiquities of Rome; BURGE, (William.) Commentaries on Colonial including the recent discoveries made about and Foreign Laws generally, and in their the Forum and the Via Sacra. 2 v. 80. conflict with each other, and with the law London, 1831. of England. 4 v. 80. London, 1838. BURGESS, (Thomas H.) Climate of Italy in (2 copies.) Relation to Pulmonary Consumption. 120. --- Commentaries on the Law of Surety- London, 1852. ship, and the rights and obligations of the Eruptions of the Face, Head, and parties thereto. 80. London, 1849. Hands; with the latest improvements in ~ — Observations on the Supreme Appellate treatment of diseases of the skin. 80. LonJurisdiction of Great Britain, as it is now don, 1849. 187 BURGH. BURKE. BURGH, (A.) Anecdotes of Music, historical tion, on the 28th of May, 1778; with an apand biographical; in a series of letters from pendix, containing General Washington's a gentleman to his daughter. 3 v. 12~. letter to General Burgoyne, &c. 80. LonLondon, 1814. don, 1778. BURGH, (James.) Account of the First Settle- - The same. 80. Dublin, 1778. (Col. ment, laws, form of government, and police, Pam., v. 17.) of the Cessares, a people of South America. - Reply to Lieut. General Burgoyne's 80. London, 1764. Letter to his Constituents. 3d ed. 8~. Lon— ~- Dignity of Human Nature. 2 v. 80. don, 1779. London, 1767. BURIGNY, (Jean Levesque de.) Life of the Political Disquisitions; an enquiry into truly Eminent and Learned Hugo Grotius; public errors, defects, and abuses. 3 v. 8~. containing a copious and circumstantial hisPhiladelphia, 1775. tory of the several important and honourable BURGH, (William de.) Compendium of He- negotiations in which he was employed; brew Grammar. 2d ed. With the first eight together with a critical account of his works. psalms in Hebrew. 8~. Dublin, 1850. Written originally in French. 80. London, BURGHLEY, (W. Cecil, Lord.) Collection of 1754. State Papers relating to affairs in the reigns BURK, (John.) History of Virginia, from its of Kings Henry VIII., Edward VI., Queens first settlement to the present day. 3 v. 80. Mary and Elizabeth, from 1542 to 1i596. Petersburg, (Va.,) 1804-5. From original letters and other authentic T-Thesame. Continued by Skelton Jones memorials never before published. Ed. by andLouisHue Girardin. 4v. 80. PetersSamuelHaynes andW.Murdin. 2v. Folio. burg, (Va.,) 1804-16. London, 1740-59. BURK, (John D.) Oration at Petersburg, BURGON, (John William.) Inspiration and March 4, 1803, to celebrate the election of Interpretation; an answer to "Essays and Jefferson. 80. (n. p.,) 1803. (Pol. Pam., Reviews." 8c. Oxford, 1861. v. 104.) Life and Times of Sir Thomas Gres- BURK, (M. M.) History of Spain and Portuham; with notices of his contemporaries. gal, from B. C. 1000 to A. D. 1814. 80. 2 v. 80. London, 1839. London, 1833. Portrait of a Christian Gentleman; BURKE, (2Edanus.) Considerations on the memoir of Patrick Fraser Tytler. 120. Lon- Society of Cincinnati, by Cassius. 80. Phildon, 1859. adelphia, 1783. (Pol. Pam., v. 95.) BURGOYNE, (Lieut. Gen. John.) Dramatic BURKE, (Edmund.) Works and Correspondand Poetic Works. With memoirs of the ence. 8 v. 80. London, 1852. author. 2 v. 160. London, 1808. CONTENTS....~ Letter to his Constituents upon his LateLetter to his Constituents upon his Lte Account of a Late Short Administration, v. 3. Resignation; with correspondence between Address to British Colonists in N. America, v. 5. the Secretaries of War and him relative to Address to the King,. 5 Affairs of Ireland, v. 6. his return to America. 4th ed. 80. London, Appeal from New to the Old Whigs, v. 4. Conduct of the Minority, v. 5. 1779. Considerations on Present State of Affairs, 1792, v. 5. ------ Orderly Book; from his entry into the Correspondence, v. 1-2. Essay on Abridgement of English History, v. 6. State of New York until his surrender at Fragments and Notes of Speeches, v. 6. Saratoga, 16th Oct., 1777. From the original Hastings, Articles of Charge against, v. 6-7. Saiatoga, 16th Oct., 1777. From the original Hastings, Report of Committee on Trial of, v. 8. manuscript, deposited at Washington's head- Hastings, Speeches on the Impeachment of, v. 7-8. Hints for an Essay on the Drama, v. 6. quarters, Newburgh, (N. Y.) Small 40. Letter on American Affairs, v. 3.Albany, (N. Y.,) 1860. Letter on Duration of Parliaments, v. 5. X~Albandy, (N^.i.~, io. Letter on the Penal Laws against Irish Catholics, v. 4. -~- State of the Expedition from Canada, Letter to a Member of National Assembly, v. 4. Letter to a Noble Lord, v. 5. as laid before the House of Commons, by Letter to Dandas, with sketch of Negro Code, v. 5. Lieutenant-General Burgoyne, and verified Letters and Reflectio ons on Execution:of Rioters 1780, v. 5. by evidence; with a collection of authentic Letter to Empress of Russia, v. 5. documents, &c. 40 London, 1780. Letters on a Regicide Peace, v. 5. documents, &c. 4. London, 170. Letters on Trade of Ireland, v. 3. - The same. 80. London, 1780. Letters to Elliot, Bingham, Fox, Rockingham, Substance of General Burgo Perry, Burgh, and Merlott, v. 5. ~ S~ubstance of General Burgoyne's Letters to Smith, Langrishe, and R. Burke, v. 6. Speeches, on Mr. Vyner's Motion, on the Observations on the Present State of the Nation, v. 3 Policy of the Allies, v. 5. 26th of May, and upon Mr. Hartley's Mo- Preface to M. Brissot's Address, v, 5. 188 BURKE. BURKE. BURKE, (Edmund.) Works and Correspond- BURKE, (Edmund.) Correspondence, between ence-Continued. the year 1744 and his decease, in 1797. 4 v. Reflections on French Revolution, v. 4. 8C. London, 1844. Reports from Committee of House of Commons on -_ Epistolary Correspondence of the Right Affairs of E. India Company, v. 6. Representation to his Majesty, 1784, v. 3. Hon. Edmund Burke and Dr. French LauSpeeches at Bristol, v. 3. Speech on American Taation, v. 3. ence. From the original manuscripts. 80. Speech on Army Estimates, v. 4. London, 1827. Speech on Conciliation with America, v. 3. Speech on Fox's E. India Bill, v. 3. Letter from One of the Representatives Speech on the Independence of Parliament, v. 3. in Parliament for City of Bristol, to John Speech on the Nabob of Arcot's Debts, v. 4. Sublime and Beautiful, v. 2. Farr and John Harris, Esqrs., Sheriffs of Thoughts on Fren Affait, v. 4. that city, on the affairs of America. 80. Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents, London, 1777. v. 3. Tracts relative to Laws against Popery in Ireland, ~ Letter to Duke of Portland, on the coni. 6. N l S v 2 duct of the minority in Parliament, containVindication of Natural Society, v. 2. VWork. 9 v. 8. Boston 1839. ing 54 articles of impeachment against C. J., 1Fox. 80. London, 1797. (Pol. Pam., v. 48.) CONTENTS. ~ —Speeches. 80. London, 1848. (ModAccount of a Late Short Administration, v. 1. en Orator ) Account of European Settlements in America, v. 9. Address to British Colonists in N. America, v. 5. Speeches in the House of Commons, Address to the King, v. 5. and in Westminster Hall. 4 v. 80. LonAffairs in Ireland, v. 5. Appeal from New to the Old Whigs, v. 3. don 1816. Conduct of the Minority, v. 4. Considerations on Present State of Affairs, 1792, v. 4. Speeches on the Impeachment of WarCorrespondence, v. 9. ren Hastings. Edited by Walker Rochester. Essay on Abridgement of English History, v. 5. Fragments and Notes of Speeches, v. 5. 2 v. 160. London, 1857. Hastings, Articles of Charge against, v. 6. Speech on A ican Taxation, April Hastings, Report of Committee on Trial of, v. 7. Speech o American Taxation, April Hastings, Speeches on the Impeachment of, v. 7-8. 19th 1774. 2ded. 80. London, 1775. Hints for an Essay on the Drama, v. 5. Letter on American Affairs, v. 2. The same. 4th ed. 80. London, Letter on Duration of Parliaments, v. 5. 1775 Letterson the PenalLaws againstIrish Catholics,v. 3. Letter to a Member of National Assembly, v. 3. The same. 3d ed. 80. Philadelphia; Letter to a Noble Lord, v. 4.775. (Col.P 11.) Letter to Dundas, with sketch of Negro Code, v. 5. 1775. (Co. am., v. 1. Letter to Empress of Russia, v. 5. Speech on Moving his Resolutions for Letters and Reflections on Execution of Rioters, 1780, v. 5. Conciliation with the Colonies, March 22, Letters on a Regicide Peace, v. 4-5. 1775. 8. New-York, 1775. (Col. Pam., Letters on Trade of Ireland, v. 2. Letter to W. Elliot, v. 4-5. v. 13.) Letters to Bingham, Fox, Rockiugham, Perry, Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Burgh, Merlott, Smith, Langrishe, and R. Burke, v. 5. Discontents. 5th ed. 80. London, 1775. Observations on the Present State of the Nation, v. 1. Preface to M. Brissot's Address, v. 4. The same. 2d ed. 80. London, 1770. Reflections on French Revolution, v. 3. am v 2 Reports from Committee of House of Commons on (Pol. Pm., v. 26.) Affairs of E. India Company, v. 6. Thoughts on the Prospect of a RegiRepresentation to his Majesty, v. 2. Lo n, 17. Speeches at Bristol, v.. cide Peace. 80. London, 1796. (Pol. Speech on American Taxation v.. Pam., v. 48.) Speech on Army Estimates, v. 3. Speech on Conciliation with America, v. 2. Thoughts on Scarcity. 8~. London, Speech on Fox's E. India Bill, v. 2. 1859 Com Pam v 7. Speech on the Independence of Parliament, v. 2. 1. Co. am., v. 7. Speech on the Nabob of Arcot's Debts, v. 2. Two Letters on the Proposals for Peace Sublime and Beautiful, v. 1. Thoughts on French Affairs, v. 4. with the Regicide Directory of France. 80. Thoughts on Scarcity, v. 4. London, 1796. (Pol. Pam., v. 48.) Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents, v. 1. The same. (Pol. Pam., v. 57.) Tracts relative to Laws against Popery in Ireland, Lettres A un Membre de la Chambre v. 5. Vindication of Natural Society, v. 1. des Communes du Parlement d'Angleterre, Account of the European Settlements in sur les Negociations de Paix ouvertes avec America. New ed. 2v. 16c. London, 1766. le Directoire. Traduit de l'Anglais. 120. - - Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs, Paris, (n. d.) relative to the French Revolution. 80. New Wisdom and Genius of Edmund Burke, York, 1791. (Misc. Pam., v. 1.) illustrated in extracts from his writings and --- The same. 80. London, 1791. (Pol. speeches; with a summary of his life, by Pam., v. 56.) Peter Burke. 120. London, 1845. 189 BURKE. BURLAMAQUI. BURKE, (Edmund.) Retort Politic on Master the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of Burke, occasioned by his two letters on a England, Ireland, and Scotland. 2d ed. regicide peace; from a tyro of his own 80. London, 1844. school. 8~. London, 1796. (Pol. Pam., - Heraldic Register, 1849-50; with an v. 48. ) essay on heraldry, and an annotated obituary. BURKE, (E. P.) Historical Essay on the Laws 8~. London, 1850. and the Government of Rome. Designed - Historic Lands of England. 8~. Lonas an introduction to the study of the civil don 1849. law. 2d ed. 8~. Cambridge, (Eng.,) -- Illuminated Supplement to the Heraldic 1830. Illustrations, with annotations. 8~. LonBURKE, (John.) Genealogical and Heraldic don, 1851. History of the Commoners of Great Britain -- Selection of Arms Authorized by the and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions Laws of Heraldry. 8~. London, 1860. or high official rank, but uninvested with -- Vicissitudes of Families. First to third heritable honours. 4 v. 80. London, series. 3 v. 120. London, 1859-63. 1835-38. Visitation of the Seats and Arms of the Portrait Gallery of Distinguished Fe- Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain. males, including beauties of the Courts of V. 1-2. 80. London, 1852-53. George IV. and William IV.; with memoirs. BURKE, (J. F.) British Husbandry: exhibit2 v. in 1. 80. London, 1833. ing the farming practice of various parts of The Patrician; a heraldic, historical, the United Kingdom. 3 v. 80. London, and miscellaneous chronicle. 6 v. 80. 1834-40. London, 1846-56. BURKE, (Peter.) Celebrated Trials connected a- nd BURKE, (Sir John Bernard.) En- with the Aristocracy in the Relations of cyclopedia of Heraldry; or, general armory Private Life. 80. London, 1849. of England, Scotland, and Ireland, 3d ed. - Celebrated Trials connected with the 80. London, 1851. Upper Classes of Society in the Relations of Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary Private Life. 80.- London, 1851. of the Peerages of England, Ireland, and - Criminal Law and its Sentences, in Scotland, extinct, dormant, and in abeyance. treasons, felonies, and misdemeanors. 160. 8~. London, 1840. London, 1845. Heraldic Illustrations, 1844-45-46. - Romance of the Forum; narratives, 3 v. 80. London, 1844-46. scenes, and anecdotes from courts of justice. ~- Royal Families of England, Scotland, 2 v. 120. London, 1852. and Wales, with their descendants, sove- - - Supplement to Godson's Practical Treareigns, and subjects. 2 v. 80. London, tise on the Law of Patents for Inventions, 1848-51. and of copyright in literature, the drama, BURKE, (Sir John Bernard.) Anecdotes of the music, engraving, and sculpture; and in Aristocracy, and episodes of ancestral story. ornamental and useful designs for sale and 4 v. 120. London, 1849-50. exhibition. 80. London, 1851. - Book of Orders of Knighthood and Treatise on the Law of Copyright in Decorations of Honour of all Nations; his- Literature, the drama, music, engraving, and torical account of each order, military, naval, sculpture; and in designs for ornamenting and civil; with illustrations of the insignia articles of manufacture; including the recent of the various orders. 80. London, 1858. statutes. 120. London, 1842. (2 copies.) -- Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary BURKE, (Richard.) Charge to the Grand Jury, of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and held at Bristol, April 6, 1793. 80. Bristol, Ireland, for 1852. 2 v. 80. London, 1852. 1793. (Misc. Pam., v. 27.) -- The same. 4th ed. 80. London, BURKE, (William.) Mineral Springs of Vir1863. ginia; with remarks on their use, and the -Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary diseases to which they are applicable. 120. of the Peerage and Baronetage of the British Richmond, (Va.,) 1851. Empire. 7th, 14th, 15th, 16th, and 18th to BURKHARDT, (C. B.) Fairy Tales. 120. 25th eds., inclusive. 12 v. 80. London, New-York, 1853. 1843-63. BURLAMAQUI, (Jean Jacques.) ld6ments du Genealogical and Heraldic History of Droit Naturel. 160. Paris, 1850. 190 BURLAMAQUI. BURNES. BURLAMAQUI, (Jean Jacques.) Principes du BURN,(Richard.) Thesame. 9thed.,including Droit de la Nature et des Gens, et du Droit the statutes and cases to the present time, by Public General. Nouvelie edition, avec les R. Phillimore. 4 v. 80. London, 1842. additions et les notes du Professeur Felice; Justice of the Peace, and Parish revues et augmentees de reflexions nouvelles Officer. 11th ed. 4 v. 8~. London, et d'exemples tires de l'histoire, par M. Co- 1770. telle. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1821. (2 copies.) BURN, (Robert.) Naval and Military TechPrincipes du Droit Politique. 40. nical Dictionary of the French Language; Amsterdam, 1751. in two parts; French-English, and EnglishPrincipes du Droit Naturel, et Prin- French; with explanations of the various cipes du Droit Politique. 2 v. in 1. 40. terms. 120. London, 1852. Genave, 1754-56. BURN, (Robert Scott.) Dwellings for the The same. Nouvelle 6dition, revue et Working Classes. 40. Edinburgh, 1853. corrigee. 3 v. 12~. Gendve, 1764. Practical Ventilation as applied to The same. Nouvelle 6dition. 120. public, domestic, and agricultural structures; Paris, 1850. with remarks on heating, etc. 120. EdinElementos del Derecho Natural. Tra- burgh, 1850. ducidos al Castellano, por D. M. B. Garcia Year-Book of Agricultural Facts, for Suelto. 2 v. in 1. 180. Burdeos, 1834. 1859-62. 4 v. 120. Edinburgh, 1860-63. Principles of Natural and Political BURNABY, (Andrew.) Travels Through the Law. Translated by Thomas Nugent. 2 v. Middle Settlements in North America, in 80. London, 1763. 1759-60. 3d ed. 40. London, 1798. The same. 7th ed. 2 v. 80. Phila- The same. (Pinkerton's Voyages, delphia, 1830. v. 13.) The same. 2 v. in 1. 80. Phila- BURNAP, (George W.) Christianity, its Esdelphia, 1830-32. sence and Evidence. 120. Boston, 1855. BURLEIGH, (Charles C.) Thoughts on the Expository Lectures on the Principal Death Penalty. 120. Philadelphia, 1845. Passages of the Scriptures which relate to BURLEIGET, (Joseph B.) American Manual; the Doctrine of the Trinity. 120. Boston, a commentary on the Constitution of the 1845. United States. 120. Philadelphia, 1848. - Life of Leonard Calvert. 160. BosLegislative Guide; containing all the ton, 1846. (Sparks' Am. Biog., v. 9, second rules for conducting business in Congress; series.) Jefferson's Manual; and Citizen's Manual;. Popular Objections to Unitarian Christwith notes and references. 120. Philadel- ianity Considered and Answered. 2d ed. phia, 1852. 120. Boston, 1848. BURMEISTER, (Hermann.) Manual of Ento- Sectarianism, both Catholic and Protestmology. Translated from the German, by ant; a lecture. 80. Baltimore, 1835. W. E. Shuckard. 80. London, 1836. (Misc. Pam., v. 34.) Organization of Trilobites, deduced BURNE, (John.) Practical Treatise on the from their living affinities. Edited from Typhus or Adynamic Fever. 80. London, the German, by Prof. Bell and Prof. E. 1828. Forbes. Folio. London, 1846. (Ray So- Treatise on the Causes and Consequenciety.) ces of Habitual Constipation. 80. London, BURN, (Jacob Henry.) Descriptive Catalogue 1846. of the London Traders, Tavern, and Coffee- BURNES, (Alexander.) Cabool; personal narHouse Tokens current in the 17th Century, rative of a journey to and residence in that presented to the Corporation Library by H. city, in 1836-38. 80. London, 1842. B. H. Beaufoy. 80. London, 1855. Travels into Bokhara. Also, narrative BURN, (John Southerden.) History of the of a voyage on the Indus. 3 v. 80. LonFrench, Walloon, Dutch, and other Foreign don, 1834. Protestant Refugees settled in England, fiom BURNES, (James.) Narrative of a Visit to the the reign of Henry VIII. to the revocation of Court of Sinde; history of Cutch, from its the Edict of Nantes. 80. London, 1846. first connexion with the British government BURN, (Richard.) Ecclesiastical Law. 2 v. to 1819; and remarks on the medical topo40. London, 1763. graphy of Bhooj. 80. Edinburgh, 1839. 191 BURNET. BURNEY. BURNET, (Gilbert.) Exposition of the Thirty- BURNET, (John.) Rembrandt and his Works; nine Articles of the Church of England. his principles and practice of design, light, Folio. London, 1700. shade, and colour; illustrated from his etch-- The same. With appendix, containing ings. 40. London, 1849. the Augsburg Confession, Creed of Pope - Treatise on Painting; consisting of an Pius IV., &c.; with notes and references, essay on the education of the eye, and hints by James R. Page. 8~. London, 1837. on composition, chiaroscuro, and colour. 40. History of his Own Time; from the London, 1850. Restoration of Charles II. to the Peace of - Turner and his Works; illustrated with Utrecht. 2 v. 8~. London, 1850. examples from his pictures, and critical reHistory of the Reformation of the marks on his principles of painting. 40. Church of England. 3v. Folio. London, London, 1852. 1681-83. BURNET, (Thomas.) Archoeologim PhilosoThe same. Revised and corrected, phicae; the ancient doctrine concerning the with notes, by E. Nares. 4 v. 8~. Lon- origin of things. Translated from the Latin, don, 1830. by T. Foxton. 2 v. in 1. 80. London, The same..New ed., with notes. 2 v. 1729. 80. London, 1850. - Sacred Theory of the Earth; containHistory of the Reign of King James ing an account of the original of the earth, the Second. Notes by the Earl of Dartmouth, and of all the general changes which it hath Speaker Onslow, and Dean Swift. 80. undergone, or is to undergo till the consumOxford, 1852. mation of all things. 6th ed. 2 v. 80. History of the Rights of Princes in London, 1726. the Disposing of Ecclesiastical Benefices and BURNETT, (Charles M.) Insanity Tested by Church Lands. 120. London, 1682. Science, and shown to be a disease rarely Lives, Characters, and an Address to connected with permanent organic lesion of Posterity. With introduction and notes, by the brain. 80. London, 1848. John Jebb. 80. London, 1833. BURNETT, (Gilbert T.) Outlines of Botany. - Lives of Sir Matthew Hale and John, 80. London, 1835. Earl of Rochester. 180. London, 1829. BURNETT, (Peter H.) Path which Led a ProMemoirs of the Lives and Actions of testant Lawyer to the Catholic Church. 80. James and William, Dukes of Hamilton and New-York, 1860. Castle-Herald. 80. Oxford, 1852. BURNETT, (T. P.) Reports of the Supreme ~- Memorial Offered to the Princess Sophia, Court of the Territory of Wisconsin for 1842 containing a delineation of the Constitution and 1843. 80. Madison, 1844. and policy of England. With letters from BURNETT, (William.) Practical Account of Burnet and Leibnitz. 80. London, 1815. the Fever commonly called the Bilious Re~- Histoire de Mon Temps. 4 v. 80. mittent, as it appeared in the ships and hosParis, 1827. (Coll. des Memoires relatifs a pitals of the Mediterranean fleet. 80. Lonla Revolution d'Angleterre, v. 17-20.) don, 1814. BURNET, (Jacob.) Notes on the Early Settle- BURNEY, (Charles.) Account of the Musical ment of the North-Western Territory. 80. Performances in Westminster Abbey and New-York, 1847. the Pantheon, May and June, 1784, in comBURNET, (John.) Essay on the Education of memoration of Handel. 40. London, 1785. the Eye with reference to Painting. 2d ed -- General History of Music, from the 40. London, 1837. earliest ages to the present period. 4 v. 40. Landscape Painting in Oil Colours London, 1789. Explained. 40. London, 1849. -- Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Practical Essays on Various Branches the Abate Metastasio; with translations of of the Fine Arts. 120. London, 1848. his letters. 3 v. 80. London, 1796. Practical Hints on Portrait Painting; - Present State of Music in France and illustrated by examples from the works of Italy. 80. London, 1771. Vandyke and other masters. 40. London, -- Present State of Music in Germany, the 1850. Netherlands, and United Provinces. 2 v. Progress of a Painter in the 19th Cen- 80. London, 1773. tury. 120. London, 1854. BURNEY, (Frances.) See D'ARBLAY. 192 BURNEY. BURRITT. BURNEY, (James.) Chronological History of versary of the Birth of Robert Burns, by the the Discoveries in the South Sea, or Pacific Boston Burns Club, January 25, 1859. 12~. Ocean, from its earliest discovery to 1764. Boston, 1859. 5 v. 40. London, 1803-17. BURNS CENTENARY. Account of the proceed- Chronological History of North-Eastern ings and speeches at the various banquets Voyages of Discovery; and of the early and meetings throughout the kingdom. 160. eastern navigations of the Russians. 80. Edinburgh, 1859. London, 1819. BURNS Club of Washington City. Celebration -- History of the Buccaneers of America. of the Centennial Anniversary of the birth of 40. London, 1816. Robert Burns. 80. Washington, 1859. BURNEY, (Miss.) Romance of Private Life. BURNSIDE, (Robert.) Religion of Mankind. 3 v. 120. London, 1839. 2 v. 8C. London, 1819. BURNLEY, (William Harden,) Observations Remarks on the Different Sentiments on the Present Condition of the Island of Entertained in Christendom relative to the Trinidad, and the experiment of negro eman — Weekly Sabbath. 120. London, 1825. cipation. 80. London, 1842. BURR, (Aaron.) Examination upon the charges BURNOUF, (E.,) et LASSEN, (C.) Essai sur of High Misdemeanor and Treason. 80. le Pall, ou Langue Sacree de la Presq'Ile Richmond, (Va.,) 1807. (Pol. Pam., v. 105.) au-dela du Gauge. 80. Paris, 1826. Private Journal during his residence BURNS, (Anthony.) Boston Slave Riot, and of four years in Europe; with selections from Trial of Anthony Burns; containing report his correspondence. Edited by Matthew L. of the Faneuil Hall meeting, murder of Davis. 2 v. 80. New-York, 1838. Batchelder, Theodore Parker's lesson for the - Trial for Treason and Misdemeanor, in day, speeches of counsel, Judge Loring's the Circuit Court of the United States for the decision, and account of the embarcation. 80. District of Virginia. 80. (n. d. Title page Boston, 1854. wanting.) BURNS, (John.) Principles of Midwifery; in- - Trial of Col. Aaron Burr, on an indictcluding the diseases of women and children. ment for Treason, before the Circuit Court of 9th ed. 80. London, 1837. the United States, held in Richmond, (Va.,) - - Principles of Surgery. 2 v. 80. Lon- May Term, 1807. By Thomas Carpenter. don, 183S. 3 v. 80.. Washington, 1807-8. BURNS, (Robert.) Works. With account of BURR, (Fearing, Jr.) Field and Garden Vegehis life, and criticism on his writings, &c., tables of America. 80. Boston, 1863. by James Currie. 8th ed.; with additions, BURR, (Frederick ) Elements of Practical by Gilbert Burns. 4v. 80. London, 1820. Geology as applicable to mining, engineerCONTENTS. ing, andarchitecture. 2d ed. 160. London, Correspondence with Thomson, v. 4. 1838. Letters, v. 2. BURRELL, (John Palfrey.) Official Bulletins Life of Burns, by J. Currie. v. 1. Poetical Works, v. 3-4. of the Battle of Waterloo, in the original -- Poems. 2 v. 160. Chiswick, 1822. languages, with translations into English. (Brit. Poets, v. 75-76.) 80. London, 1849. ~ — Poetical Works. With memoir, by BURRIDGE, (John.) Address on the Naval Dry Sir H. Nicolas. 3v. 160. London, 1839. Rot. 80. London. 1824. ~- WVorks. With life, by Allan Cunning- Improvements in Civil Architecture. ham. 80. London, 1840. (2 copies.) 80. London, 1825. ~- Works. By James Currie. 80. Phil- BURRILL, (A. M.) Treatise on the Nature, adelphia, 1850. Principles, and Rules of Circumstantial Evi- Reliques; consisting chiefly of original dence, especially that of the presumptive letters, poems, and critical observations on kind, in criminal cases. 80. New-York, Scottish songs. Collected by R. H. Cromek. 1856. (2 copies.) 4th ed. 80. London, 1817. BURRITT, (Elihu.) Works. 160. London, 1848. ~- and M'LEHOSE, (Agnes Craig.) Cor- Year Book of the Nations, for 1855. 2d respondence between Burns and Clarinda. ed. 160. London, 1855. Edited by her grandson, W. C. M'Lehose. BURRITT, (Elijah H.) Geography of the 120. New York, 1843. Heavens, and Class-Book of Astronomy. Celebration of the Hundredth Anni- 160; atlas, folio. New-York, 1853. 193 BURROUGH. BURTON. BURROUGH, (Samuel.) History of the Chan- Choicest Lyrical Productions of the most eery; relating to the judicial power of that celebrated German Poets. 2d ed. 80. court, and the rights of the masters. 12~. Leipzig, 1855. London, 1726. BURTIN, (Fran9ois Xavier de.) Treatise on BURROUGH, (Stephen.) Voyages to the River the Knowledge necessary to Amateurs in Ob, Russia and Persia, 1556-71. (Hakluyt's Pictures. Translated and abridged from the Voyages, v. 1.) French, by Robert White. 8~. London, BURROW, (Edward J.) Elements of Conchol- 1845. ogy, according to the Linneean system. 12~. BURTON, (Charles.) Lectures on the Deluge London, 1818. and the World after the Flood. 8~. LonBURROW, (James.) Reports of Cases in the don, 1845. Court of King's Bench, 1756 to 1772. 5 v. Lectures on the World before the 80. Dublin, 1785. Flood. 80. London, 1844. The same. 5th ed. 5 v. 80. London, BURTON, (Charles James.) View of the Crea1812. tion of the World, in illustration of the Series of the Decisions of the Court of Mosaic record. 80. London, 1836. King's Bench upon Settlement Cases. 2 v. BURTON, (Edward.) Description of the Anti40. London, 1768. quities and other Curiosities of Rome; from BURROWES, (George.) Commentary on the personal observation during a visit to Italy Song of Solomon. 120. Philadelphia, 1853. in the years 1818-19. 2d ed. 2 v. 120. BURROWs, (George.) Disorders of the Cere- London, 1828. bral Circulation; and connection between History of the Christian Church, from affections of the brain and diseases of the the ascension of Jesus Christ to the converheart. 80. London, 1846. sionof Constantine. 1st Am. ed.; with notes, BURROWS, (George Mann.) Commentaries on by G. W. Doane. 160. New-York, 1839. the Causes, Forms, Symptoms, and Treat- - Lectures upon the Ecclesiastical Hisment, Moral and Medical, of Insanity. 80. tory of the First Three Cenituries. 2 v. 80. London, 1828. Oxford, 1839. Comparative Mortality of Paris and Sermons on the Heresies of the AposLondon. 80. London, 1815. (Pol. Pam., tolic Age. 80. Oxford, 1829. (Bampton v. 59.) Lectures for 1829.) BURROWS, (John.) National Prejudices; BURTON, (John Hill.) Benthamiana; or, setheir good and bad effect. 80. London, lect extracts from the works of Jeremy Ben1817. (Pamphleteer, v. 9.) tham. 80. Edinburgh, 1843. BURROWS, (J. L.) The Christian Merchant: The Bookhunter, &c. 160. Edinburgh, a memoir of James C. Crane. 120. Charles- 1862. ton, (S. C.,) 1858. History of Scotland, from the RevoluBURSLEM, (Rollo.) Peep into Toorkisthan. tion to the extinction of the last Jacobite 80. London, 1846. insurrection, 1689-1748. 2v. 80. London, BURSOTTI, (Giovanni.) Guide des Agents 1853. Consulaires. Ouvrage sp6cialement consa- Life and Correspondence of David cre6 l'utilite des consuls de Sa Majeste le Hume. 2 v. 80. Edinburgh, 1846. Roi du Royaume des Deux-Siciles. 2 v. 80. 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Anatomy of Melancholy, Modern Embellishments, suitable to parwhat it is; with all the kindes, causes, lours, dining and drawing rooms, folding symptomes, prognostickes, and severall doors, chimney pieces, verandas, friezes, &c. cures of it; in three maine partitions, with Oblong 40. London, 1808. their severall sections, members, and sub- BUSBY, (James.) Journal of a Recent Visit to sections; philosophically, medicinally, his- the Vineyards of Spain and France. Also, torically, opened and cut up. By Democritus directions for the culture of the olive. 3d Junior. 1st ed. Small 40. Oxford, 1621. ed. 120. London, 1840. The same. 3d ed., corrected and aug- BusBY, (Richard.) Gruece Grammaticre Commented by the author. Folio. Oxford, 1628. pendium. 80. Londini, 1807. The same. 6th ed., corrected, and Grammatica Busbeiana, auctior et enriched by translations of the classical ex- emendatior; id est, rudimentum grammatracts. 80. Philadelphia, 1854. ticse Grreco-Latinme metricum. 80. Lon~ — The same. 80. London, 1855. dini, 1807. BURTON, (Robert.) English Empire in Amer- BUSBY, (Thomas.) Concert Room and Orchesica. 2d ed. 180. London, 1692. tra Anecdotes of Music and Musicians, ancient BURTON, (Thomas.) Diary, whilst a Member and modern. 3 v. 16. London, 1825. in the Parliaments of Oliver and Richard BuscI-, (A. L.) Reduction of the Observations Cromwell, 1656-59. With an account of made by Bradley at Kew and Wansted, to the Parliament of 1654, from the journal of determine the quantities of aberration and Guibon Goddard. Edited by John T. Rutt. nutation. 40. Oxford, 1838. 4 v. 80. London, 1828. BUscHING, (Anton Friedrich.) New System BURTON, (William E.) Cyclopaedia of Wit of Geography; with a general account of the and Humor; selections from the writings of situation and limits, manners, history, and the most eminent humorists of America, constitution of the several kingdoms and Ireland, Scotland, and England. 2 v. 80. states in the known world. Translated from New-York, 1858. the German. 6 v. 40. London, 1762. BURY, (Lady Charlotte,) and others. Diary G6ographie abreg6e dans les objets les illustrative of the Times of George IV., in- moins int6ressans, et augmentde dans ceux terspersed with original letters from the late qui out paru l'6tre. Retouch6e par-tout, et Queen Caroline, and from various other dis- orn6e d'un precis de l'histoire de chaque 6tat, tinguished persons. Edited by John Gait. par Mr. Berenger. 32 v. 80. Lausanne, 4 v. 80. London, 1838-39. 1776-82. BURY, (Richard de.) Philobiblon: a treatise BusEY, (Samuel C.) Immigration, its evils on the love of books; written in 1344, and and consequences. 12~. New-York, 1856. translated from the first edition, 1473, with BUSH, (Mrs. Forbes.) Memoirs of the Queens some collations. 80. London, 1832. of France; including a memoir of Her Ma----— The same. Latin and English. Edited jesty, the late Queen of the French, (Marie by Samuel Hand. 120. Albany, (N. 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Navies of the World; their Groton, (Mass.,) including Pepperell and present state, and future capabilities. 120. Shirley, from 1655. 80. Boston; 1848. London, 1859. BUTLER, (Rev. Charles.) Feminine MonThe Rifle, and how to use it. 8th ed. archie; treatise concerning bees, and the 160. London, 1862. due ordering of them. 180. Oxford, 1609. RifleVolunteers; how to organize and BUTLER, (Charles.) Works. 5v. 80. Londrill them. 160. London, 1859. don, 1817. BUSK, (Mrs. William.) Medimval Popes, Em- CONTENTS. perors, Kings, and Crusaders; or, Germany, Church of France, v. 5. Confessions of Faith, v. 4. Italy, and Palestine, from A. 1). 1125 to 1628. Essays and Orations, v. 4. 4 v. 12~. London, 1854-56. Horn Biblice, v. 1. Horm Juridicem Subsecive, v. 2. BUSSARD, (F. M.) Elelmens de Droit Naturel Germanic Empire, Revolutions of, v. 2. Priv6. 8. Fribourg en Suisse, 1836. OLives of Fenelon, Bossnet, Bnmdon, DeRance, A. Pive. ~. Fllbourg en Suisse, 1836. Kempis, and Alban Butler, v. 3. BuSSEY, (George Moir.) History of Napoleon. Mansfield, Sketch of Professional Character of, v. 2. 2 v. 8~. London, 1840. - Address to the Protestants of Great and GASPEY, (Thomas.) Pictorial His- Britain and Ireland. 80. London, 1813. tory of France and of the French People, to (Pamphleteer, v. 1.) the French Revolution. 2v. 80. London, -- Book of the Roman Catholic Church. 1843. 80. London, 1825. BUSSY-RABUTIN, (Roger, Conite de.) Tlistoire - Connected Series of Notes on the Chief Amoureusedes Gaules. 5v. 1'~. Paris, 1754. Revolutions of the Principal States which Memoires. 2 v. 40. Paris, 1696. composed the Empire of Charlemagne, from 196 BUTLER. BUTLER. his coronation in 814, -to its dissolution in BUTLER, (Frederick.) Complete History of 1806; on the genealogies of the imperial the United States of America, from the dishouse of Habsburgh, and of the six secular covery of North America to 1820. 3 v. 8~. electors of Germany; and on Roman, Ger- Elizabethtown, (N. 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Grecian, Roman, feudal, and canon law. 2d Dissertations on Personal Identity, and Nature of ed. 80. London, 1807. Virtue. ed. 8~0.~ London, 1807'. Life of Dr. Butler, by S. Halifax. -- Legality of Impressing Seamen. 80. Sermons. London, 1824. (Pamphleteer, v. 23.) -- Analogy of Religion, natural and re-- Life of Erasmus; with historical re- vealed, to the constitution and course of marks on the state of literature between nature. 80. Boston, 1793. the tenth and sixteenth centuries. 80. - The same. 8~. Hartford, (Conn.,) London, 1825. 1819. - Life of Hugo Grotius; with brief min- - - The same. With an analysis, by Routes of the civil, ecclesiastical, and literary bert Emory and G. R. Crooks. 120. Newhistory of the Netherlands. 80. London, York, 1852. 1826. - -The same. With discourses on per-- Life and Writings of James Benigne sonal identity and nature of virtue; with an Bossuet, Bishop of Meaux. 120. London, introduction, notes, &c., by Howard Mal1812. com. 120. Philadelphia, 1857. -- Memoir of Henry Francis D'Aguesseau, -Ethical Discourses. Edited by JoChancellor of France; and of his ordon- sephC.Passmore. 120. Philadelphia, 1855. nances for consolidating and amending the BUTLER, (Mann.) History of the CommonFrench law; and an historical and literary wealth of Kentucky. 120. Louisville, 1834. account of the Roman and canon law. BUTLER, (Piers Edmund.) Rationality of Re4th ed. 80. London, 1830. vealed Religion; with an essay on modern Reminiscences. 2d Am., from the 4th fiction, and a lecture on the diffusion of Lond. ed. 120. New-York, 1825. knowledge. 12~. Ipswich, 1835. Succinct History of the Geographical BUTLER, (Samuel.) Hudibras; with annotaand Political Revolutions of the Empire of tions and preface, by Z. Grey. Illustrated Germany, &c., from 814 to 1806. 80. Lon- with Hogarth's plates. 3d ed. 2 v. 8~. don, 1812. London, 1772. Vindication of "The Book of the Ro- Hudcibras and other Poems. 2 v. 160. man Catholic Church," against George London, 1790. (Johnson's Eng. Poets, Townsend's "Accusations of History against v. 13-14.) the Church of Rome." 8~. London, 1826. Thesame. 80. London, 1810. (ChalBUTLER, (Clement M.) Address at the Funeral mers' Eng. Poets, v. 8.) of those who lost their lives by the explosion The same. 2 v. 160. Chiswick, 1822. of the Princeton. 80. Washington, 1844. (Brit. Poets, v. 21-22.) Our Country and our Washington: a The same. 2v. 160. London, 1835. discourse. 80. Washington, 1852. Genuine Remains, in verse and prose; BUTLER, (Frances Anne Kemble.) See KEM- with notes, by R. Thyer. 2v. 80. London, BLE. (Frances Anne.) 1759. 197 BUTLER BYNKERSHOEK. BUTLER, (Samuel.) Genuine Remains. BUTTMAN, (Philip.) Intermediate or Larger CONTENTS. Greek Grammar. Translated from the GerCase of King Charles I., v. 1. man Edited by Charles Supf. 3d ed. 8~ Characters, v. 2. London, 1848. Poems, v. 1. Miscellaneous Remains, v. 1. Lexilogus; a critical examination of Speeches in the Rmp-Parlia v. the met, vning and etymology of numerous BUTLER, (Samuel.) Praxis on the Latin Pre- reek words and passages, principally for positions; with a key. 2d ed. 2 v. in 1. Homer and Hesiod. Translated and edited 80. London, 1825-31. by J. R. Fishlake. 3d ed. 80. London, 1846. BUTLER, (Thomas B.) Philosophy of the BUXTON, (Charles.) Memoirs of Sir Thomas Weather; and a guide to its changes. 120. Fowell Buxton, Bart. Edited by his son. New-York, 1856. 12th ed. 80. London, 1855. BUTLER, (William Archer.) Lectures on the Slavery and Freedom in the British History of Ancient Philosophy. Edited from West Indies. 16. London, 1860. the author's MSS., with notes, by'W. H. BUXTON, (Richard.) Botanical Guide to the Thompson. 2 v. 80. Cambridge, (Eng.,) Flowering Plants, Ferns, Mosses, and Alge, 1856. found indigenous within 16 miles of Man- Letters on Romanism, in reply to Mr. chester. 160. London, 1849. Newman's Essay on Development. Edited BUXTORF, (John.) Lexicon Hebraicum et by Thomas Woodward. 80. Cambridge, Chaldaicum. Accesserunt, lexicon breve (Eng.,) 1854. Rabbinico-philosophicum, et index Latinus. Sermons, Doctrinal and Practical. 1st 8~. Glasguoe, 1824. and 2d series. Edited by T. Woodward and - Manuale Hebraicum et Chaldaicum. T. A. Jeremie. 4th ed. 2 v. 80. Cam- 12~. Oxonii, 1807. bridge, (Eng.,) 1857. BYAM, (George.) Wanderings in some of the BUTLER Hospital for the Insane, (Providence, Western Republics of America. 8C. LonR. I.) Report for 1852. 80. Providence, don, 1850. 1852. Wild Life in the Interior of Central BUTT, (George.) Suggestions as to the Con- America. 160. London, 1849. duct and Management of a County Contested BYERLEY, (J. S.) ("Stephen Collet.") Relics Election; with an appendix of the statutes of Literature. 80. London, 1823. on county election. 80. London, 1830. BYERLEY, (Thomas,) and ROBERTSON, (J. C.) BUTT, (Isaac.) History of Italy, from the abdi- Percy Anecdotes, original and select. 20 v. cation of Napoleon I.; with references to that 180. London, 1820-23. of earlier times. 2 v. 80. London, 1860. BYFIELD, (Nathanael.) Account of the Late BUTTERFIELD, (Carlos.) United States and Revolution in New England. London, 1689. Mexican Mail Steamship Line; and statistics (Reprint, Force's Hist. Tracts, v. 4.) of Mexico. 80. New-York, 1860. BYLES, (John Barnard.) Sophisms of Free BUTTERFIELD, (Daniel.) Camp and Outpost Trade and Popular Political Economy exDuty for Infantry; with standing orders, amined. 8th ed. 120. London, 1851. extracts from the army regulations, rules for Treatise on the Law of Bills of Exhealth, maxims for soldiers, and duties of change, Promissory Notes, Bank-Notes, officers. 180. New York, 1862. Banker's Cash-Notes, and Checks. 3d Am. BUTTERWO1ITH, (Henry.) 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BYRNE, (Oliver.) Method of Calculating the 18~. Lugduni-Batavorum, 1721. Logarithm of any given Numner, and the Treatise on the Law of War. Trans- number corresponding to any given logalated from the original Latin, with notes, by rithm. 12~. London, 1849. P. S. Du Ponceau. 8~. Philadelphia, 1810. - - Short Practical Treatise on Spherical (3 copies.) Trigonometry. 80. London, 1835..~- Traite du Juge Competent des Ambas- BYROM, (John.) Poems. 8~. London, 1810. sadeurs. Traduit du Latin, par Jean Bar- (Chalmers' Eng. Poets, v. 15.) beyrac. 8~. La Haye, 1723. BYRON, (George Anson, Lord.) Voyage of H. BYRD, (William.) Westover Manuscripts; M. S. Blonde to the Sandwich Islands, in containing history of the dividing line be- the years 1824-25. 4~. London, 1826. twixt Virginia and N. Carolina. 8~. Pe- BYRON, (George Gordon Noel, Lord.) Works. tersburg, (Va.,) 1841. With his letters and journals; and his life, by - The same. (Misc. Pam., v. 21.) Thomas Moore. 17 v. 160. London, 1847. 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Edinburglh, - Doctrine of Proportion; or, the fifth 1850. book of Euclid, simplified. 80. London,- - The same. With all the notes, etc. 1841. 80. London, 1851. -- Handbook for the Artisan, Mechanic, - The same. With life and notes, by and Engineer. 80. Philadelphia, 1853. Allan Cunningham. 120. London, 1854. Mechanics' Manual. 240. New York, - Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. 12~. 1856. London, 1853. 99 BYRON. CABRERA. BYRON, (George Gordon Noel, Lord.) Letter of Pachymeres, Georgius, v. 21-22. Paulhs, Silentiarius, v. 29. Expostulation to, on his Pursuits, Writings, Petrus Patricius, v. 11. &c. 80. London, 1822. (Pamphleteer, v. Photis, v. 11. Phrantzes, Georgius, v. 33. 19. ) Priscianus, v. 11. a_ _ ~^!^^^n^. /rT~~~~~iPriscus Panites, v. 11. See MOORE, (Thomas.) Procopits, v. 15-17. BYRON, (John, Corn.) Narrative of the Great Scylitzes, Joannes, v. 31-32. Symeon Magister, v. 30. 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CAMPBELL, (George) ModernIndia; a sketch CAMPBELL, (Alexander;) andOWEN, (Robert.) of the system of civil government. 80. Debate on the Evidences of Christianity. London, 1852. 80. London, 1839. CAMPBELL, (Henry Fraser.) Essays on the CAMPBELL, (Hon. Archibald.) Doctrines of Secretory and the Excito-Secretory System a Middle State. Also, a Preservative against of Nerves, and TyphoidalFevers. 8~. Philseveral Errors of the Roman Church. Folio. adelphia, 1857. London, 1721. CAMPBELL, (Hugh.) Case of Mary, Queen of CAMPBELL, (Archibald.) The Sale of Authors. Scots, and of Elizabeth, Queen of England. A dialogue, in imitation of Lucien's Sale of 8. London, 1825. Philosophers. 180. London, 1767. - Love Letters of Mary, Queen of Scots, CAMPBFLL, (Archibald, of Glasgow.) Voyage to James, Earl of Bothwell; with her love Round the World, from 1806 to 1812; in sonnets and marriage contracts, explained by which Japan, Kamschatka, the Aleutian Is- the state papers, etc. 80. London, 1824. lands, and the Sandwich Islands, were CAMPBELL, (Hugh Y.) Ossiana; or, Fingal visited. 80. Edinburgh, 1816.. ascertained and traced in Ulster. 80. LonCAMPBELL, (Prof. Archibald ) Enquiry into don, 1819. (Pamphleteer, v. 15.) the Original of Moral Virtue; wherein it is CAMPBELL, of Ardkinglas, (Sir James.) Meshown (against the author of the "Fable of moirs, written by himself. 2 v. 8C. Lonthe Bees," &c.,) that virtue is founded in don, 1832. the nature of things, is unalterable and eter- CAMPBELL, (James ) Excursions, Adventures, nal; with reflections on Hutcheson's Enquiry and Field-Sports in Ceylon; its importance, into the original of our ideas of beauty and and advantages to the British emigrant. 2 v. virtue. 80. Edinburgh, 1833. 80. London, 1834. CAGMPBELL, (Charles.) History of the Colony I Ireland: its history, past and present, and Ancient Dominion of Virginia. 80. elucidated. 80. London, 1847. Philadelphia, 1860. CAMPBELL, (James R.) Missions in Hindufs---- Introduction to the History of the tan; with a descriptiori of the country, and Colony and Ancient Dominion of Virginia. of the moral and social condition of the inSmall 40. Richmond, 1847. habit nts. 120. Philadelphia, 1852. ----— (Editor.) Orderly Book of that portion CAMPBELL, (Jane C.) Money-Maker; and of the American army stationed at or near other tales. 120. New-York, 1854. Williamsburg, Virginia, under the coremmand CAMIPBEiLL, (John, LL. D.) C6mpleat History of General Andrew Lewis, from March 18, of Spanish America; containing a distinct acto Aug. 28, 1776. Small 40. Eichmond, count of the discovery, settlement, trade, and (Albany,) 1860. condition of New Mexico, Florida, Guatimala, CAMPBELL, (E. S. N.) Dictionary of the Mil- Cuba, Hispaniola, &c. 80. London, 1742. itary Science; explanation of terms used in Spanish Empire in America. With an mathematics, artillery, and fortifications; exact description of Paraguay. By an Engalnd substance of regulations on courts mar- lis nerchant. 80. London, 1747. (The tial, pay, pensions, allowances, &c. 120. same as above, with new title page.) London, 1830.. Lives of the British Admirals; conCAUTPBELL, (George, D. D.) Works. 6 v. tinned by Dr. Berkenhout, H. B.Yorke, and 80. London, 1840. Win. Stevenson. 80. London, 1815-17. 209 CAMPBELL. CAMPENHAUSEN. CAMPBELL, (John, LL.D.) Military History CAMPBELL, (John Wilson.) Biographical of Prince Eugene and the Duke of Marlbo- Sketches; with other literary remains. Comrough. 2 v. Folio. London, 1736-7. piled by his widow. 80. Columbus, (O.,) Political Survey of Britain; reflections 1838. on the situation, lands, inhabitants, reve- ~ History of Virginia, from its discovery nues, colonies, and commerce of this island. till 1781. 120. Philadelphia, 1813. 2 v. 40. London, 1774. CAMPBELL, (J. F.) Popular Tales of the CAMPBELL, (John, Barrister.) Reports of West Highlands, orally collected; with a Cases at Nisi Prius, in the Courts of King's translation. 4v. 160. Edinburgh, 1860-62. Bench and Common Pleas, and on the Home CAMPBELL, (Mrs. N. W.) Why am I a PresCircuit, 1807and1808. V. 1. 80. London, byterian? or, a vindication of church order, 1809. doctrine, and practical holiness, as enjoined ~ — The same. 1809 to 1816; with notes in that portion of Christ's heritage. 160. and references to American authorities, by S. Philadelphia, 1852. Howe. V. 2, 3, and 4. 80. New-York, CAMPBELL, (Samuel.) Something New, in 1811-21. eight letters. 160. Newark, (N. J.,) 1799. The same. 1807 to 1816. 4 v. 80. CAMPBELL, (Thomas.) Complete Poetical New-York, 1810-21. Works. 80. London, 1854. CAMPBELL, (John, Lord.) Lives of the Chief - The same. With biography, and notes; Justices of England, from the Norman Con- by Epes Sargent. 120. Boston, 1860. quest till the death of Lord Tenterden. 3 v. Poetical Works. 160. London, 1840. 80. London, 1849-57. Essay on English Poetry; with notices The same. 2d ed. 3v. 80. London, of the British poets. 120. London, 1848. 1858. - Gertrude of Wyoming; or, the PennLives of the Lord Chancellors and sylvanian Cottage; with illustrations. 80. Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from New York, (London,) 1858. the earliest times till the reign of King George Letters from the South. 2 v. 80. LonIV. 7 v. 80. London, 1845-47. don, 1837. The same. 2d ed. 7v. 80. London, Life and Letters. Edited by William 1846-7. Beattie. 3 v. 80. London, 1849. ~- Shakspeare's Legal Acquirements Con- -- Life of Mrs. Siddons. 2 v. 80. Lonsidered. 80. London, 1859. don, 1834. - Speeches at the Bar, and in the House -- Life and Times of Petrarch; with noof Commons; with an address to the Irish tices of Boccaccio and his illustrious contembar as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. 80. poraries. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1843. Edinburgh, 1842. -- Specimens of the British Poets; with bioCAMPBELL, (Rev. John.) Travels in South graphicaland critical notices, and an essay on Africa; undertaken at the request of the Mis- English poetry. New ed. 80. London, 1845. sionary Society. 3d ed. 80. London, 1815. CAMPBELL, (Capt. Walter.) The Old Forest Narrative of a second journey in the Ranger; or, wild sports of India. 2d ed. interiorof SouthAfrica. 2v. 80. London, Small 40. London, 1845. 1822. CAMPBELL, (William.) Treatise on the EpiCAMPBELL, (John, Bookseller, of Phila.) Ne- demic Puerperal Fever, as it prevailed in gro-Mania; being an examination of the Edinburghin 1821-2. 80. Edinburgh, 1822. falsely assumed equality of the various races CAMPBELL, (William W.) Annals of Tryon of men. 120. Philadelphia, 1851. County; or, the border warfare of New-York CAMPBELL, (John.) Selections of Anthems, during the revolution. 80. New-York, 1831. doxologies, sanctuses, &c., arranged for four The same. 120. New-York, 1849. voices, (treble, alto, tenor, and bass,) with Historical Sketch of Robin Hood and accompaniment for the pianoforte or organ. Captain Kidd. 120. New-York, 1853. 80. Glasgow, 1851. Life and Writings of De Witt Clinton. CAMPBELL, (J. D.;) and CAMBRELENG, (S.) 120. New-York, 1849. American Chancery Digest; a digested index CAMPENHAUSEN, (B. von.) Travels through of all reported decisions in equity, in United Several Provinces of the Russian Empire. States courts, and the courts of the several 80. London, 1808. (Phillips' Voyages and States. 80. New-York, 1828. Travels, v. 7.) 27 210 CAMPION. CANADA. CAMPION, (Edmund.) Historie of Ireland, of Parliament; an index to the classified writtenin 1571. 8~. Dublin,1809. (Ancient catalogues printed in 1857 and 1858, and to Irish Histories, v. 1.) books added to March 1, 1862. 80. Quebec, The same. Folio. Dublin, 1693. (With 1862. "Historie of Ireland.") Census of the Canadas, 1851-2. V. I. CAMPION, (Henri de.) Extrait des Memoires Personal census. V. II. Agriculture, prode. 8~. Paris, 1838. (Michaud, Coil. Mem. duce, mills, manufactories, houses, schools, Hist. France, v. 25.) public buildings, places of worship, &c. The same. (Petitot, Coil. M6m. Hist. 8~. Quebec, 1853. France, ser. 2, v. 51.) Collection of the Acts passed in the CAMPION, (Thomas.) Art of Discant; or, Parliament of Great Britain, particularly composing of musick in parts. 16~. London, applying to the province of Upper Canada, 1674. (With Playford on Musick.) and of such ordinances of the late province CAMPLIN, (John M.) On Diabetes, and its of Quebec as have force of law therein. 40. Successful Treatment. 160. London, 1858. York, 1818. CAMPOMANES, (P. R.) Tratado de la Regalia - Consolidated Statutes of Canada. Prode Amortizacion. 80. Gerona, 1821. claimed and published under the authority of CAMPOS, (Ramon.) De la Desigualdad Per- the act 22 Vict., cap. 29, A. D. 1859. 80. sonal en la Sociedad Civil. 120. Paris, Toronto, 1859. 1823. - Consolidated Statutes for Lower CanCAMUS, (Armand Gaston.) Histoire et Pro- ada. Proclaimed and published under the cedes du Polytypage et du Stereotypage. authority of the act 23 Vict., cap. 56, A. D. 120. Paris, 1802. 1860. 80. Quebec, 1861. Lettres sur la Profession d'Avocat, sur - Consolidated Statutes for Upper Canles etudes relatives A cette profession, et sur ada. Proclaimed and published under the la maniere de l'exercer; avec un catalogue authority of the act 22 Vict., cap. 30, A. D. raisonne des livres de droit. 120. Paris, 1859. 80. Toronto, 1859. 1777. Canada Directory, for 1851-2, and for ---- M6emoire sur la Collection des Grands 1857-8. 80. Montreal, 1851-57. et Petits Voyages des De Bry, et sur la Col- - Documents relating to the Resignation lection des Voyages de Melchisedech Theve- of the Canadian Ministry in September, 1854. not. 40. Paris, 1802. 80. Quebec, 1854. CANADA, (Conde de la.) Instituciones Prac —- Edicts, Ordinances, Declarations, and ticas de los Juicios Civiles, asi ordinarios Decrees relative to the Seigniorial Tenure, como estraordinarios, en todos sus tramites, required by an address of the legislative segun que se empiezan, continuan, y acaban assembly, 1851. 80. Quebec, 1852. en los tribunales reales; y observaciones -- ldits, Ordonnances Royaux, Declarapracticos sobre los recursos de fuerza. 1a tions et Arrets du Conseil d'ltat du Roi conedicion Mexicana. 2 v. 40. Mexico, cernant le Canada. 80. Quebec, 1854. 1850-51. Few Words upon Canada, and her ProCANADA. Abstract of those parts of the custom ductions in the Great Exhibition. 120. Lonof the viscounty and provostship of Paris don, 1851. which were received and practised in the Geological Survey of Canada. Report province of Quebec, in the time of the French of progress, for the years 1853-54-55-56. government. Folio. London, 1772. Printed by order of the Legislative Assembly. -~ Annual Report of the Normal Model 80. Toronto, 1857. and Common Schools, in Upper Canada, for Geological Survey. Figures and dethe years 1851, 1852, 1854, 1855, and 1857. scriptions of Canadian organic remains. 5 v. 80. Quebec and Toronto, 1852-58. Decade III. 80. Montreal, 1858. - Catalogue of the Library of Parliament, General Index to the Journals of the Canada. General library. 80. Toronto, Legislative Assembly of Canada in the 1st, 1857. 2d, and 3d Parliaments. 1841-51. By - - The same. Works relating toAmerica. Alfred Todd. Folio. Montreal, 1855. Pamphlets and manuscripts. Index to au- - General Report of the Commissioners thors and subjects. 80. Toronto, 1858. of Public Works, for the year 1858. 80. ~- Alphabetical Catalogue of the Library Toronto, 1859. 211 CANADA. CANADA. CANADA. Importance of Canada considered; in Wolfe, Amherst, &c., 1759-60. (Smith, two letters to a noble lord. 120. London, D. W. 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Discours sur les Libelles, v. 9. - Narrative of the Residence of the Per- Dissertation sur lInnocellce des Erreurs de l'Esprit, v. 8. sian Princes in London, in 1835-36; with Dissertation sur lesRaisons d'Etablir ou d'Abroger account of their journey from Persia. 2d lE Loies, v. 7....uges, V.37. ed. 2 v. 120. London, 1838. Essai sur l'Amour-propre, v. 9. Esai sur les Formes de Goavernement, et sur les Travels anc Adventures in the Persian D6voirs des Souverains, v. 9. Provinces on the Southern Banks of the Cas- Exarme Critique du Syst6ne de la Nature, v. 9. Examen de l'Essai sur les Pr6jugds, v. 9. pian Sea. With notices of geology and Expos6 dui Gouvernement Prussien, v. 9. Histoire de la Guerre de Sept Ans, v. 4. commerce. 40. London, 1826. Histoire de mon Temps, v. 2-3. - Travels in Koordistan, Mesopotamia, Instruction pour l'Acadinie des Nobles a Berlin, v. 9. &c.; with sketches of the character and Lettres et Pieces Diverses, v. 15. manners of the Koordish and Arab tribes. 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Small 4~. London, London, 1830. 1655. GODWIN, (George.) Appeal to the Public on - Romanse Historite Anthologia recogtheSubject of Railways. 8~. London, 1837. nita et aucta; an English exposition of (Pol. Pam., v. 76.) the Roman antiquities. Small 4~. London, Churches of London. 2 v. 80. Lon- 1658. don, 1838. GODwYN, (Morgan.) Trade Preferred before GODWIN, (Parke.) History of France. V. 1. Religion, and Christ made to give place Ancient Gaul. 8~. New York, 1830. to Mammon; represented in a sermon rePolitical Essays. 12~. New York, lating to plantations. Small 4~. London, 1856. 1685. - Popular View of the Doctrines of GOEDE, (Christianus Augustus Gottlieb.) Jus Charles Fourier. 8~. New York, 1844. Germanicum Privatum. 12~. Gmettingme, (Editor.) Hand-Book of Universal 1806. Biography. 12~. New-York, 1852. (Put- GOERRES, (Johann.) Germany and the Revonam's Home Cyclopedia.) lution. Translated from the German, by GODWIN, (William.) Caleb Williams. 16~. John Black. 8~. London, 1820. London, 1849. (Bentley's Stand. Nov- ~ The same. 8~. London, 1819. (Pamels, v. 2.) phleteer, v. 15.) Enquirer. Reflections on education, GOERTZ, (Johann Eustachvon.) Secret Hismanners, and literature; in a series of essays. tory of the Armed Neutrality; with memoirs, 16~. Philadelphia, 1797. official letters and state papers, illustrative - Enquiry concerning Political Justice, of that celebrated confederacy. Translated and its influence on morals and happiness. from the French, by A. H. 80. London, 2 v. 16~. Philadelphia, 1796. 1792. Fleetwood, or the new man of feeling. Memoires et Actes Authentiques relatifs 16~. London, 1832. (Bentley's Stand. aux n6gociations qui ont precde'es le Partage Novels, v. 22.) de la Pologne. 8~. Paris, 1810. 60 474 GOiETHE. GOETHE. GOETHE, (JohannWolfgangvon.) Stimmtliche Theater nudlDramatische Poesie, v. 13. e 3 v.^~ in-<~ 10. S~^. ^ Torquato Tasso; ein schauspiel, v. 12. WVerke. 30 v. in 16. 8~. Stuttgart nnd Triumpl der Empfindsammkeit; eine dramatische Tiibingen, 1850-51. grille, Tfibingen, ~1~850 -~51. ~Uigleichen (Die) Hiusgenossn; ein singspiel, v. 8. CONTENTS. Unterhalturigen Deutsclhe Auswvanderer, v. 16. Achilleci, v. 5. VO1el, Die, Nach dem Aristophanes, v. 7. Altgriechische Literatur, v. 26. Volkspoesie, v., 26. Ainlalen, oder Tag nndl Jahreshefte von 1794 bis Wallverwanndtchalften Die, v. 14. 1822, v. 21. Walih'reit niid Dichtnog aus ineinemr Leben, v. 17-18. Aufgeregtcn, Die; politisches drama, v. 10. W iahllheit und Woahrscheinlichkleit der Kunstwerke, Beitratge zur Optik, v. 27. v. 24. Belagerung vou MIainz, 1793, v. 20. West-Ostlicher Divan, v. 4. Benvennlto Cellini, v. 22-23. Wette, Die; ein lustspiel, v. 13. Bildniig iund nlmbildung organischer Naturen, v. 27. Wilheln Meisters Lehrjahre, v. 15-16. Biograpllische E inzeinheiten, v. 21. Winckelnmalnl, v. 24. Briefe ans der Schlweiz, v. 14. ZauberflSte, Der, v. 8. Briefeines Landgeistliclien, v. 14. Zwei Teufelschon und Amor, v. 13. Biirgergeneral, Der; ein lustspiel, v. 10. Zwo Biblische Fragen, v. 14. Ca.mpagne in Frankreich, 1792, v. ~20. Cantaten, v. 8. Campaign in France in 1792. TransClaudine von VillaBella; ein singspiel, v. 8 undv. 13. lated by R. Farie. 120. London, 1849. Clavigo; cin trauerspiel, v. 9. Deutscher Literatur, v. 26. Correspondence with a Child. 12~. Diderot's Versulch iber die Malerei, v. 23., 18 Dramiatische Werke, v. 7-13. BOton, 1859. Egmont, v. 9. The same. 3v. 120. London, 1839. Einleitung in die Propylaen, v. 24.. Elpenor; ein tranerspicl, v. 12. (V. 3 wanting.) Englische Literatnr, v. 26. Conversations with Eckermann and Epiincnides (Des) Erwachen; ein festspiel,'v. 10. EBrwin und Elllira; ein singspiel, v. 8 und v. 13. Soret. Translated fiom the German by John F'arbenlehre-didaktik und historic, v. 28-29. onon, 1850. Fastnaclhts-spiel, voin Pater Brey, v. 7.enfod.. 1~. onon, 850. FalnSt, V. 11. Dramatic Works; comprising Faust, Fischerin, Die; ein singspiel, v. 8. Franzosische Literatur, v. 26. Iphigenia, Torquato Tasso, Egmont, and GCedichte, v. 1-6. Goetz von Berlichingen. Translated by Geschwistcr, Die; ein schausspiel, v. 9. Belichingen. Translated by Gotter, Heldenl ndWieland, v. 7. Anna Swanwick and Sir Walter Scott. 12~. Gottfried von Berlichingen, mit der Eisernen hand; dranmatisirt, v. 13. London, 1860. G6tz von Berlichingen, der Eisernen Hand, v. 9. Essays on Art. Translated by S. G. The same. Fiir die Biihne, v. 13. Gros-Sophta, Der; ein lustspiel, v. 10. Ward. 16~. Boston, 1845. Guten (Die) Weiber, v. 16. Faust; a drama. With translations Hackelct, Philipp, v. 24.aust a ama. ansatons Hausvurts Hoclizeit, oder der Lauf des Welt, v. 13. from the German. By Lord Francis LeveHermann und Dorothea, v. 5. Iphigenie anf Tauris, v. 12; prosa, v. 13. son Gower. 2d ed. 2 v. 160. London, Italianische Reise, v. 19. 182S Italieliische Literatur, v. 26. Jahrmnarkts-Fest, (Das) zu Plundersweilern; ein Faustus. From the German; (abstract.) scJ n atel sings piel, v. 8. Embellished with Retszch's outlines, illusJery und Bately; ein singspiel, v. 8. KI(nst, Kleinere schriften iiber, v. 25. trative of the tragedy, engraved by Henry Kiiustlers Erdewallen; drama und apotheose, v. 7. Laokoon, Uber, v. 24. Moses. 40. London, 1832. Laune (Die) des Verliebten; eine schiferspiel, v. 7. Faust attempted in English rhyme by Leiden des Jungen Werthers, v. 14. Lila; ein lustspiel, v. 8. the Hon. Robert Talbot. 8~. London, 1835. aMahomet; ein trauerspiel, v. 13. etamorphose, Die, der Pflanzen, v. 27. Fa, a dramatc ystey; the Bride Meteorologie, v. 30. of Corinth; the First Walpurgis Night. Mineralogie Lund Geologie, v. 30. Mitschuldigen, Die, ein lustspiel, v. 7. Translated, with notes, by John Anster. 80. Natiirliclle (Die) Tochter; ein trauerspiel, v. 12 London, 1835. und v. 13. Naturwvissenschaftliche Einzelnheiten, v. 30. Faust; a dramatic poem. Translated Nausikaa; ein trauerspiel, v. 13. Novelle, v 16.r into English prose, with notes, by A. HayOrientalische Literatur, v. 26. ward. 160. Lowell, (Ms.,) 1845. Osteologie, v. 27. Pandora; ein festspiel, v. 10 und v. 13. The same. Translated, in verse, by Paralipomelna zu F}aust, v. 13. Charles T. Brooks. 120. Boston, 1856. Philostrats Gemstlde und Antik und Modern, v. 24. Prometheus; dranatisches fragment, v. 7. The same. Translated into English Rameau's Neffe; ein dialog von Diderot, v. 23. ILeineke Fuchs, v. 5. verse, by Jonathan Birch. With engravings Reise am Rhein, Main und Neckar, in den jahren after Moritz Retszch. 2 parts in I. 80. 1814 und 1815, v. 20. Reise der Sohne Megapratzans, v. 16. London, 1839-43. Sammiler, Der, und die Seinigen, v. 24. _- Hermann and Dorothea. Translated by Satyros, oder der vergottterteWaldteufel; drama, v. 7. T. C. Porter. 160. New-York, 1854. Scherz, List und Rache; ein singspiel, v. 8. Schweize Reise im jahre 1797, v. 20- Memoils; written by himself. 2 v. 80. Sprfiche in Prosa und in Reimen, v. 3. London 1824. Stella; ein trauerspiel, v. 9. Tancred; ein trauerspiel, v. 13. The same. 80. New-York, 1824. 475 GOETHE GOLDSMITH. GOETHE, (Johann Wolfgang von.) Minor W. W. Smyth, John Percy, and Robert Poetry. A selection from his songs, ballads, Hunt. 2d ed. 12~. London, 1853. and other lesser poems. Translated by Wil- GOLD-FINDER of Australia; how he went, how liam G. Thomas. 8. Philadelphia, 1859. he fared, and how he made his fortune. EdiNovels and Tales. 120. London, 1854. ted by John Sherer. 8~. London, 1853. CONTENTS. GOLDER, (John.) Life of William Tilghman, Elective Affinities. ISlcrivs of Yn Werther. late Chief Justice of the State of PennsylSorrows of Young Werther. Recreations of the German Emigrants. vania. 80. Philadelphia, 1829. Fairy Tale. Good oen; a tale. GOLDFUSS, (August.) Petrefacta Musei UniPoems. Translated in the original me- versitatis Regie Borussicae Rhenanre Bontres, with sketch of his life, by E. A. Bow- nensis, nec non Hoeninghusiani Crefeldensis, ring. 16~. London, 1853. iconibus et descriptionibus illustrata. Folio. Poems and Ballads. Translated by W. Diisseldorf, 1826. E. Aytoun and Theodore Martin. 160. New GOLDONI, (Carlo.) Opere Teatrali. 44 v. in York, 1859. 22. 160. Venezia, 1788-95. - eineke Fuchs, mit Zeichnungen von - Memoirs. Written by himself. TransWilhelm von Kaulbach. 40. Stuttgart, 1846. lated from French, by J. Black. 2 v. 240 Reynard the Fox; after the German London, 1828. (Autobiography, v. 23-24.) version, by Thomas J. Arnold. With illus- GOLDSBOROUGH, (Charles W.) United States trations from the designs of Kaulbach. 80. Naval Chronicle. 80. Washington, 1825. New York, (London,) 1860. GOLDSMID, (Henry.) Remarks on the Civil Sorrows of Werter. Translated by Wil- Disabilities of the British Jews. 80. Lonliam Render. 160. London, 1801. don, 1830. Theory of Colours. Translated by GOLDSMITH, (George.) English Bar; or, a Charles L. Eastlake. 80. London, 1840. guide to the inns of court, comprising an Truth and Poetry from My Own Life; historical outline of all the inns of court, the or, the Autobiography of Goethe. Edited by regulations of the inns for the admission of Parke Godwin. 2 v. 120. New-York, 185(. students and calling to the bar, list of the Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship and judges, Queen's counsel, sergeants at law, Travels. 3 v. 120. London, 1842. the benches, &c. 3d ed. 120. London, GOETTLING, (Karl.) Elements of Greek Ac- 1849. centuation. Translated from the German. GOLDSMiTH, (Lewis.) Crimes of Cabinets; or, 80. London, 1831. a review of their plans and aggressions for GOEz, (Benedict.) Travels from Lahore to the annihilation of the liberties of France. China. (Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 7.) 80. London, 1801. GOGUELAT, (Fran9ois, Baron de.) 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Histoire et Recueil de Deocrets, Ordonnances, Description de la Suisse et du Tyrol. 80. Traites de Paix, Manifestes, Proclamations, Paris, 1839. (L'Univers, v. 41.) Discours, &c., de Napoleon Bonaparte, et GOLD, Lectures on; for the instruction of emi- des membres du gouvernement Franqais, grants about to proceed to Australia, by J. depuis Nov. 1799 jusqu'A l'annee 1815. 7 v. B. Jukes, Edward Forbes, Lyon Playfair, 80. Londres, 1813-16. 476 GOLDSMITH. GOMEZ. GOLDSMITH, (Oliver.) Works. Edited by the Western Empire. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. Peter Cunningham, 4 v. 8~. Boston, London, 1770. (London,) 1854. The same. Pinnock's improved edition; CONTENTS. with notes byW. C. Taylor. 35th Am., from Bee, The, v. 3. S3d English ed. 12. Philadelphia, 1848. Biography of Voltaire, v. 4.' Biography of Richard Nash, v. 4. Vicar of Wakefield. 8~. New-York, Biography of Thomas Parnell, v. 4. 1851 Biography of Lord Bolingbroke, v. 4. Captivity; an Oratorio, v. 1. The same. 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Traveller, The; a Poem, v. 1. Russia under Nicholas I. 2 v. 12~. Unacknowledged Essays, v. 3. London, 1846. Vicar of Wakefield, v. 1. Vida's Game of Chess, v. 4. R ussian Sketch-Book. 2 v. 120. Miscellaneous Works. With an ac- London, 1848. count of his life and writings. Edited GOLOWNIN, (VW.) Memoirs of a Captivity in by Washington Irving. 4 v. 8~. Paris, Japan, during the years 1811-13; with ob1837. servations on the country and the people. Works; poems, comedies, essays, and 2d ed. 3 v. 80. London, 1824. Vicar of Wakefield; with life, by Washington GOMARA, (Francisco Lopez de.) Conquista de Irving. 160. London, 1854. Mejico. 80. Madrid, 1852. (Bib. de AuHistory of the Earth, and Animated tores Espailoles, v. 51.) Nature. 4 v. 80. London, 1826. H istoria de las Conquistas de Hernando — ~- History of England, from the earliest Cortes, escrita en Espanol. Traducida al times to the death of George II. Continued Mexicano, con notas y adiciones, por Carlos to the death of George III., by R. Lynam. Maria de Bustamante. 2 v. Small 40. 3 v. 80. London, 1825. Mexico, 1826. The same. Pinnock's improved edi- - Historia General de las Indias. 1a y tion, with continuation to 1858, by William 2 parte. 80. Madrid, 1852. (Bib. de AuC. Taylor. 120. Philadelphia, 1858. tores Espaioles, v. 51.) History of Greece, from the earliest Concerning the crook-backed oxen, state to the death of Alexander the Great. sheep, and dogs of Quivira. (Hakluyt's 14th ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1823. Voyages, v. 3.) The same. Pinnock's improved edi- Things most remarkable observed by tion; revised, by W. C. Taylor. 35th Am., the Spanishattheirfirstcoming: (in Mexico.) from 19th English ed. 120. Philadelphia, (Purchas's Pilgrims, v. 3, page 1123.) 1848. GOMEZ, (A.) Ad Leges Tauri Commentarium Poetical Works. 160. London, 1790. absolutissimum. Editio nova caeteris long6 (Johnson's Eng. 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Reply to Mr. Charles Ingersoll's "Letter to a friend in a Slave State." By M. Russell Thayer. and the Falkland Islands; with the Cape 20. Letter on the Rebellion, to a citizen of Washing- Horn route to Australia; including notices ton, from a citizen of Philadelphia. [Benjamin o Rush.] of Lisbon, Madeira, the Canaries and Cape 21. Letters to Chas. O'Conor. The Destruction of Verd. 80. London, 1854. tile Union is Emancipation. By Nathaniel MIa- con.] HADLEY, (W. Hobart.) American Citizen's HABEAS CORPUS, Writ of. Short review of Manual of Reference. 8S. New-York, 1840. late proceedings at New Orleans, and Re- HAGEAU, (A.) Description du Canal de Joncmarks on Bill for Suspending the privilege of, tion de la Meuse au Rhin. 4~. Atlas, folio. by Agrestis. 8~. South Carolina, 1807. Paris, 1819. HABERSHAM, (Alexander W.) My Last Cruise; HAGEN, (Hermann.) 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High Court of Delegates, from 1827 to 1832 Folio. London, 1640. 3 v. 80. London, 1829-32. HABINGTON, (William.) Castara. 80. Lon- The same. 1832 and 1833. V. 4, parts don, 1810. (Chalmers' Eng. Poets, v. 6.) 1 and 2. 80. London, 1833. (2 copies.) 504 HAGGARD. HAKLUYT. HAGCGARD, (John.) Reports of Cases in the sationetles institutions militaires des arm6es High Court of Admiralty, during the time of 6trangdres. 3 v. in 2. 80; atlas, folio. Lord Stowell, Sir Christopher Robinson, and Paris, 1846-52. Sir John Nicholl, 1822 to 1838. 3 v. 80. HAINEs, (Charles Gliddon.) Memoir of Thomas London, 1825-40. (3 copies of v. 3.) Addis Emmet. 120. New-York, 1829. HAGGERTY, (John.) Trial and Conviction for HAINES, (Elijah M.) Compilation of all the the murder of Melchoir Fordney, of Lan- General Laws of the State of Illinois relative to caster, Penn., 1847. 80. Lancaster, 1847. Township Organization. 80. Chicago, 1855. HAGGITT, (F.) Conduct and Pretensions of Practical Treatise on the Powers and the Roman Catholics Considered. 80. Lon- Duties of Justices of the Peace and Constadon, 1813. (Theol. Pam., v. 14.) bles in the State of Illinois; with the necesHAGUE, (Thomas.) Appeal to his Majesty on sary forms of proceedings; embracing, also, the State of the Nation. 80. Edinburgh, a collection of original and selected forms for 1818. (Pol. Pam., v. 52.) popular use in the transaction of business. HAGUE, (William.) Christianity and States- 80. Chicago, 1855. manship. With kindred topics. 120. New- Probate Manual; being a complete York, 1855. guide for executors, administrators, and HAIHN HAHN, (Ida, Countess.) From Babylon guardians, under the laws of Illinois; with to Jerusalem. 120. London, 1851. practical forms. 80. Chicago, 1856. Letters from the Orient; or, travels in HAIR, (T. H.) Series of Views of the Collieries Turkey, the Holy Land and Egypt. 2d ed. in the Counties of Northumberland and Dur80. London, 1845. dam; with descriptive sketches; also, Essay HAHNEMANN, (Samuel.) Organon of Homceo- on Coal and the Coal Trade, by M. Ross. pathic Medicine. 3d Am. ed. 80. New- Folio. London, 1844. York, 1849. HAIRBY, (James.) Rambles in Normandy. Fragmenta de Viribus Medicamentorum 40. London, 1846. Positivis, sive in sano corpore humano obser- HAITI. See HAYTI. vatis. Edidit F. F. Quin. 80. Londini, 1834. HAKEWILL, (Arthur William.) Modern Glimpses of Hahnemann, the Founder Tombs; gleaned from the public cemeteries of Homoeopathy. 240. Manchester, 1860. of London. 40. London, 1851. HAIGH, (Daniel H.) Conquest of Britain by HAKEWILL, (George.) Apologie; or, declarathe Saxons; a harmony of the "Historia tion of the power and providence of God in Britonum," the writings of Gildas, the the government of the world. Folio. Lon"Brut," and the Saxon Chronicle, with don, 1630. reference to the events of the 5th and sixth HAKEWILL, (James.) Picturesque Tour of centuries; 80. London, 1861. Italy; from drawings made in 1816-17. 40. - Anglo-Saxon Sagas; an examination of London, 1820. their value as aids to history: a sequel to the - Picturesque Tour of the Island of Ja"History of the Conquest of Britain by the maica, from drawings made in 1820-21. Saxons." 80. London, 1861. Folio. London, 1825. HAIGH, (Samuel.) Sketches of Buenos Ayres HAKEWILL, (William.) Modus Tenendi Parand Chili. 8C. London, 1829. liamentum; or, the old manner of holding HAILES, (Sir D. Dalrymple, Lord.) Annals of Parliaments in England; with some priviScotland, from the accession of Malcolm III, leges of Parliament, and the method of passto the accession of Robert I. 40. Edin- i g bills. 18~. London, 1671. burgh, 1776. HAKLANDER,(Friedrich Wilhelm.) Clara; or, Decisions of the Lord of Council and Slave Life in Europe. From the German. Session from 1766 to 1791. Selected from 2d ed. 3 v. 120. London, 1856. the original Atss., by M. P. Brown. 2 v. 40. HAKLUYT, (Richard.) Collection of the Early Edinburgh, 1826. Voyages, Travels, and Discoveries of the - Memorials and Letters relating to the English Nation. A new edition, with addiHistory of Great Britain in the Reigs f ns. 5 v. 40. London, 1809-12. James I. and Charles I. 2 v. 160. Glas- CONTENTS. gow, 176(3. Vol. 1. Discoveries toward the North and Northeast gow, 1766. by Sea, as of-Lapland, Scrikfiia, Corelia, Bay HAILLOT, (Giustiniani,) et SAN ROMAN. Stat- of S. Nicolas, Isles of Colgoiene, Vargatz, and.i.' -...',e.t 1.|e. Nova Zeimbla; toward the great river Ob, Russia, istique Militaire, et recherches sur l'organi- Caspian Sea, Georgia, Armenia, Media, Persia, 505 HAKLUYT. HAKLUYT. HAKLUYT, (Richard.) Collection of the Early translated by Lok. Virginia richly valued, by the description of the Maine Land of Florida, her Voyages, &c.-Continued. next Neighbour, out of four years Travel of F. Boghar in Bactria, and divers kingdoms of Tar- de Soto. Translated from the Portuguese, by taria; together with many notable Monuments HIaklnyt. Discovery of the Barmudas, otherwise and Testimonies of the Ancient Forren Trades called the Isle of Divels, by Sir F. Gates, Sir G. and of the Warrelike and other Shipping of Eng- Sommers, and Capt. Newport. True Coppie of a land in former ages; and of the Northern Seas Discourse written by a gentleman employed in and Lands situate that way, and the Defeat of the the late Voyage of Spaine and Portingale, to a Spanish Armada, 1588. friend for the Satisfaction of all such as having Vol. 2. Discoveries towar(d the South and South- been seduced, by particular report, have entered East by sea andl overland ihrouglh the Streight of into conceipts tending to the discredit of the EnGibralter to Alger, Tunis, Tripolis in Barbary, terprise, and Actions of the Same, 1589. The Alexandria and Cairo in Egypt, Isles of Sicilia, Omissions of Cales Voyage, by the Earl of Essex. Zante, Candia, Rhodus, Cyprus, Chio, City of Constantinople, and divers parts of Asia Minor, HAKLUYT, (Richard, Ed.) Divers Voyages Syria, and Armenia, Jerusalem, and other places touching the Discovery of America, &c. in Judea; also to Arabia, down the river Euphrates to Babylon and Balsara, through the Persian 80. London, 1850. (Hakluyt Society, v. 7.) Gulph to OrLmutz, Chaul, Goa, and Islands ad-... Guiuph to Ormute, Clhai, Gsaz, and Islands adl- -Historie of the West Indies, containing joining upon the South parts of Asia; also upontoe te West, conta ng Goa to Cambara, and all the dominions of the actes and adventures of the Spaniards, which Great Mogor, to the river Ganges, Bengala, Aracan, Bacola, Chonderi, Pegu, Jamahi in Siam, and have conquered and peopled those countries. almost the frontiers of China. Also Voyages, (HaTluyt's Voyaes v. 5.) &c., made without the Streight of Gibralter to the b Islands of the Acores, Porto Santo, Madera, and HAKLUYT SOCIETY. Works issued by the the Canaries, to Kingdoms of Barbary and Isles.. Lndn, 1of Cape Verde, Rivers of Senega, Gambra, Mad- society. 30 V. 8~. London, 1847-6. rabumba, Sierra Leona, Coast of Guinea and Benin, Isles of S. Thorne and Santa Helena, and CONTINTS. parts about Cape of BuonaEsperanza, Quitangone Amazons. Expeditions into the Valley of the Amneere Mozanbique, Isles of Comoro and Zanzi- azons. 1539-40, and 1639. Translated by C. R. bar, City of Goa, beyond Cape Comori, Isles of Markham, v. 24. Nicubar, Gomes Polo, Palo Pinaour, Malacca, and Benzoni, (G.) History of the New World; showto Kingdome of Junsalaon. ing his travels in America from 1541 to 1546. Vol. 3. Discoveries, &c., in the new found world of Translated by W. A. Smyth, v. 21. America, viz: Engronland, Meta Incognita, Es- Champlain, (Samuel.) Voyage to the West Indies totiland, Tierra de Labrador, Newfoundland, up and Mexico, in 1599-1602. Translated by A. the Grand Bay, Gulfe of S. Lawrence, and the Wilmere, v. 23. River of Canada to Hochelaga and Saguenay, Clavijo, (Rny Gonzales de.) Embassy to the Court along coast of Arambec to shores and maines of of Timour, at Samarcand, 1403-6. Translated Virginia and Florida, and to the West, to the rich by C. R. Markham, v. 26. and pleasant countries of Nuena Biscay, Cibola, Coats, (W.) Geography of Hudson'sBay; remarks Figuex, Cicuic, Quiuira, to the 15 Provinces of in many voyages to that locality, between 1727 the kingdome of New Mexico, to the Gulfe of and 1751, v. 12. California, and up the River of Buena Guia: and Columbus, (Chr.) Select Letters, with other origlikewise to the iYes lying before the Cape of inal documents, relating to his four voyages to Florida, Bay of Mexico, and Terra Firma to the the new world. Translated by R. H. Major, v. 2. Coasts and Inlands of New Spain, and Guiana; Drake, (Sir Francis.) World Encompassed, being up the Rivers of Orenoque, Dessekebe, Maran- his next voyage, to that to Nombre de Dios. non, to every part of Coast of Brasil, to the River Collated with an unpublished manuscript of F. Plate, through the Streights of Magellar forward Fletcher, chaplain to the expedition, v. 16. and backward to the South as farre as 57~, from Early Voyages to Terra Australis, now called Austhence on the backside of America, along the tralia. Edited by R. II. Major, v. 25. Coastes, Harbours, and Capes of Chili, Peru, Nic- Galvano, (Antonio.) Discoveries of the World, aragua, New Spain, New Galicia, Culiacan. Cali- from their first original unto the year of our Lord fornia, Nova Albion, and northerly as farre as 1555. Corrected and publishedin England, by R. 43~: together with the Voyages of Sir F. Drake Hamkluyt, (1601;) now reprinted, with the Portuand T. Candish, round the World, and divers guese text, edited by Vice-Admiral Bethune, v. 30. other voyages intended to set forth for that Guzman, (Alonzo Enriquez de.) Life and Acts of. course. The above Discoveries, &c., were made A. D. 1518 to 1543. Translated fiom an inedited by Rainolds, Dassell, White, Earle of Cumber- MS., with notes, by C. R. Markham, v. 29. berland, Cabot, Frobisher, Davis, Zeno, I-ore, Hakluyt, (R.) Divers Voyages touching the DisGilbert, Drake, Leigh, Verazzano, Ribalt, Lau- covery of America and the islands adjacent. donniere, Gourgues, Nica, Coronado, Ruis, Espejo, Collected and published by Richard Hakluyt. Mendoqa, Gomara, Cano, Tomson, Bodenham, Edited. with notes, by J. W. Jones, v. 7. Chilton, HawTks, Philips, Hortop, Madoc, Cabot, Hawkins, (Sir R.) Observations in his Voyage into Cartier, Roche, Anmadas, Barlowv. Grinuile, White, the South Sea in 1593. Reprinted fiom ed. of Ulloa, Alarchon, Gualle, Pert, Fison. 1622. Edited by C. R. Drinkwater Bethune, v. 1. Vol. 4. Voyages in America made by Drake, Ox- Heberstein, (Sigisnmund, Baron von.) Notes upon nam, Barker, Michelson, Mace, Carey, Chamber- Russia; being a translation of the earliest account laine, Newport, King, May, Lancaster, Duddeley, of that country, entitled Rerum Moscoviticarum Preston, Sommers, Hawkins, Sherley, Parker, Cominentarii. Translated by R.H. IMajor, v.10-11. Raleigh, Keymis, Hare, Reniger, Borey, Pudsey, Hudson, (Henry.) The Navigator. Original docSilua, Winter, Penton, Ward, Withrington, Lis- uments in which his career is recorded, collected, ter, Candish, Galvano, Brocquiere, Vertomarinus. partly translated, and annotated; by G. M. Asher, Vol. 5. Voyage by Holland Ships into East Indies, v. 27. 1595-97. Voyage from Holland to Java in the India in the Fifteenth Century; being voyages to East Indies, by 8 ships from Amsterdam, 1598. India, from Latin, Persian, Russian, and Italian Nlwes from the East Indies; or a Voyage to sources. Edited by R. H. Major, v. 22. Bengalla, written by W. Bruton, 1638. Fardle Japon. Mlemorials of the Empire of, in the XVI. of Facions, conteining the Anciente Maners, Cus- and XVII. Centuries. Edited by T. Rundall, v. 8. tomes and Lawes of the Peoples enhabiting the Maynarde, (Thomas.) Sir Francis Drake, his Voytwo partes of the Earth called Affricke andAsie, age, 1595, with the Spanish account of Drake's by WV. Waterman. Conquest of the Grand Cana- attack on Puerto Rico. Edited from the original ries, 1599. History of the West Indies and an MS, by W. D. Cooley, v. 4. account of the Actes and Adventures of the Span- Mendoza, (J. Gonzalez de.) History of the Great iards which have conquered and peopled these and mighty Kingdom of China, and the situation Countries. Published in Latin, by Hakluyt, and thereof. Reprinted from the early translation of 64 506 HAKLUYT. HALE. HAKLUYT SOCIETY. Works issued by the vocabularies of North-America. 80. New society-Continued. York, 1848. (Am. Ethnol.Transactions, v. 2.) R. Parke. ELdited by Sir George T. Staltoln, HALE, (Sir Matthew.) History-of the Cornwith an introdnction by it. H. 3Lajori, v. 14-15 Middleton, (Sir Heiinry.) Voyage to Bantatml and mon Law of England. 80. London, 1739. the Maitlco Islands. Fromti tie editioi of 1606. The same. And an Analysis of the ^i^^B^^or^, ^^ T he same. Anc an Analysis of the (ldited by Bolton Corneyt, v. 19. Orleans, (P. J. d'.) Hiistory of the two Tartar Civil part of the Law. 6th ed., with notes Coniquer,rs of Cilina; includin the two jou irneys into Tartary of Fathler F'crdinalid Verbtist, in and references, by Charles Runnington. 80. the suite of the Eiiperor Kallg-I-i; fromti the London 1820. FrIenchlt Also, Fatiler Pereira's journey into Tartary inl the suite of the salme emperor; from H Iistoria Placitorum Corone, the H-sthe Dutch of Nicolas Witsen. Translated and y of t f te C n with edttcd by the Earl at 1 ileotm 1 te v1 17 n tory of the Pleas of the Crown; with addiedited by the ]Earl of Ellesmere, v. 17. Raleigh, (,Sir Walter.) jiiscovery of the largc, tional notes, by George Wilson. 2 v. 8~. ricb, and beautiiul Eimpir C of Cuiana, with a relation of the great aitd golden City of lMano., London, 1778. (wXhich the Spanniards call El Dorado,) etc., per- Jurisdiction of the Lords House, or formed in the year 1595, by ialcighl. Reprinted from thli editiou of )59), w-itlh solle vunpublislied Pallianment, considered according to ancient documents relative to thait country. Egdited,. woit lotens cand ttileo it, y t e y:. EScholrg, 1ecords; with a narrative of the same jurisv. 3. diction, from the accession of James I., by Pnuidall, (T.) Narratives of Voyages towards the North-West, in Search of a tPassage to Catiliay Francis -argrave. 40. London, 1796. and India, 1496 to 1631, v. 5. (2 coies.) Rnusia at the close of the Sixteenth Centulry; colr- ( tcnes.) prising the treatise " Of the E.usse Commonll Original Institution, Power, and JuWVealth," by Dr. Giles Fletcher; end the Travel s diction of Parliaments; with a declaratioa of Sir Jeromte IHorsey, from his ownit MS. Editedt "f^i -l ilisii ction sof Parliaments; with a declaration bly Edward A. Bond, v. 20. of the Iouse of Commonos, concerning their Simon, (Pedro.) Expedition of Pedro de Ursua and Lope de Aguirre in search of El Dorado and privileges. 120. London, 1707. inmagua, in 1560-61 Tnt by. Trol- - Pleas of the Crown; or, a methodical laert, v. 58. Soto, (F de.) Discovery and Conquest of Terra summary of the principal matters relating to Florida, by Don Ferdinando de Soto, and six o Florida iDn.Ferdinao do ate,,and i that subject. 5th ed. 80. London, 1716. hundred Spanitrds his followels; written by a gentleman of Elvas, employed in all the action, - The same. 1st Am. ed., with notes and trant-lated out of the Portluguese, by Richard Haklluyt. Eclited by W. 1. 1tye, v. 9. and references to later cases, by W. A. Stokes Spitzbergeni and Greenlanid. Collectionl of Docu- and E. Ingersoll. 2 v. 8. Philadelphia, unlluets on, comlprising a translation froml F. Marten's voyage to Spitzitergen; a translation ftrom 1847. Isaac de la Peyrere's Histoire du Greenland; and Isaac, de la P1 yroi tilistoire do Grimeaittd itid _ _ Short Treaties touching Sheriffs' AcGod's power atid providence in the preservatio n of AC eiglit 1menli in Greenlalnd i litne mtoneths and twelve compts. To which is added a Tryal of dayes. Edited by Adam Vhll tte, v. 18. Stirachey, (William.) Hislto ire of Travaile into Witches, at the Assizes held at Bury St. Virginia Britannica. Nst'v first editedl trom the Edmonds, for the couuty of Suffolk, on the origilnal IMS, by 1.. EH. MIljor, v.6. Veer, (Geltit de.) True Description of three Voy- 10th of March, 1664, before the said Sir ago6 by the Northl E- st towvards Cathay and Mathe Hae. 80. London, 1683. China, undertakenl by the Dlutch in the years ttw e. Lodon, 163. 1594-96. Edited by Ciharles T. Buke, v. 13. -The same. 80. London, 1716. (Bound HALoIzUnE, (John.) Practical Treatise of with Pleas of the Crown; ed. 1716.) Passing Private Bills through both houses Discourse touching Provision for the of Parliament. 80. London, 1838. Poor. 80. London, 1716. (Bound with HALCOMBE, (J. J.) Speaker at Home. On preceding.) public speaking and reading aloud. 2d ed. ~ Works, moral and religious. With his 160. London, 1860. life and death, by Bishop Burnet, and appenHALDANE, (Alexander.) Memoirs of the Lives dix to the life, by Richard Baxter. 2 v. 80. of Robert Haldane and James Alexander London, 1805. Haldane. 80. New-York, 1853. CONTENTS. HALE, (1Mrs. C. V-R. MI.) Saturday Even- Christian Religion, Brief Abstract of, v. 1. Considerations for Cleansing the Hear t and Life, v. 1. ings; a series of moral and religious essays. Contemlpla.tions, Moral and Divine, v. 2. 120. New-York, 1845. Day of Pentecost, v. 1. Discourse of Religion, v. 1. HALE, (Edward Everett.) Kansas and Ne- Discourse touching provision for the Poor, v. 1. Doing' as we would be donie unto, v. 1. braska; history, geographical and physical we oi be de n, v. 1. Letters to his Children, v. 1. characteristics, and political position of those Life and Death of Hale, by Bishop Burnet, v. 1. 0~ Boston. Life of Poinponius Atticus, v. 1. territories. 12. Boston, 1854. Poems upon Christmas Day, v. 2. HALE, (Horatio.) Ethnography and Philology. HALE, (Salmta.) History of the United States, 40. Philadelphia, 1846-49. (Wilkes' U. S. to 1815. 180. New-York, 1830. Ex. Expedition, v. 6.) The same. 2 v. 180. New-York, 1842. Indians of North-west America, and (Harper's PFa. Lib'y, v. 119-20.) 150 7 HALE. HALL. HALE, (Sarah Josepha.) Bible Reading-Book; Civil, Canon, Feudal, English, and Scots containiing history, biography, prophecy, in Law; with an English translation. 8~. the exact words of Scripture. 12~. Phila- Edinburgh, 1823. delphia, 1854. Translation and Explanation of the Complete Dictionary of Poetical Quota- principal Technical Terms and Phrases used tions. 80. Philadelphia, 1854. in Erskine's Institute of the Law of Scot~- Liberia; or, Mr. Peyton's Experiments. land. 2d ed. 120. Edinburgh, 1829. 120. New-York, 1853. HALKETT, (John.) Historical Notes respect~-l-New Cook-Book. 120. Philadelphia, ing the Indians of North America; with 1858. remarks on the attempts made to convert - Receipts for the Million. 80. Phila- and civilize them. 80. London, 1825. delphia, 1857. HALL, (Miss A.) Manual of Morals, for conThree Hours; or, the Vigil of Love; mon schools; adapted also to the use of and other poems. 160. Philadelphia, 1848. families. 180. Boston, 1849. ~ WIoman's Record; or, sketches of all HALL, (A. Oakey.) Manhattaner in New distinguished women, from "the beginning" Orleans; or, phases of Crescent City life. till 1850; with selections from female writers 12g. New York, 1851. of every age. 80. New-York, 1853. HALL, (Basil.) Account of a Voyage of DisHALES, (John.) Golden Remains, and Ser- covery to the West Coast of Corea, and the mons. 2d ed. 2 v. in 1. 40. London, 1673. Great Loo-Choo Island. With charts, and HALES, (John G.) Survey of Boston. 160. a vocabulary of the Loo-Choo language, by Boston, 1821. H. J. Clifford. 40. London, 1818. HALES, (William.) New Analysis of Chrono- Extracts from a Journal written on the logy. 4 v. 40. London, 1809-12. coasts of Chili, Peru, and Mexico, in 1820HALFELD, (Henrique G. Fernando.) Atlas e 1822. 3d ed. 2 v. 120. Edinburgh, 1824. Relatorio concernente a Exploragao do Rio --- Fragments of Voyages and Travels. 3 de S. Francisco, desde a cachoeira da pira- series in 1 v. 80. London, 1840. p6ra at6 o oceano Atianlico. Folio. Pio de Schloss Hainfield; or, a winter in Janeiro, 1860. Lower Styria. 120. Edinburgh, 1836. HALHED, (Nathaniel B.) Grammar of the Ben- ~ Travels in North America, in the years gal Language. Small 40. Hoogly, 1778. 1827 and 1828. 3v. 120. Edinburgh, 1829. See GENTOO LAws. HALL, (B. M.) Life of Rev. John Clark. HALIBURTON, (Thomas Chandler.) Ameri- 120. Nelw-York, 1857. cans at Home; or, byeways, back-woods, HALL, (Baynard R.) Frank Freeman's Barand prairies. 3 v. 120. London, 1854. her Shop; a tale. 120. New-York, 1852. Bubbles of Canada. 8~. London, 1839. -- Teaching, a Science; the teacher an Clockmaker; or, the sayings and doings artist. 120. New-York, 184,. of Samuel Slick of Slickville. 3 series, in HALL, (Benjamin F.) Land Owner's Manual; 3 v. 120. London, 1837-40. a sunimary of statute regulations, iu NewThe English in America. 2 v. 120. York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, London, 1851. Iowa, and Wisconsin, concerning land ti~ —- Historical and Statistical Account of ties, deeds, mortgages, wills of real estate, Nova-Scotia. 2 v. 80. Halifax, 1829. descents, lands, taxes, &c. 80. Auburn, N- Nature, and Human Nature. 2 v. 120. (N.Y.,) 1847. London, 1855. The Republican Party and its PresidenTraits of American Humor, by native tial Candidates. With sketches of Fremont authors. 3 v. Post 80. London, 1852. and Dayton. 120. Auburn, (N. Y.,) 1856. 1-HALIFAX, (C. Montague, Earl of.) Poems. HALL, (Benjamin H.) History of Eastern 160. London, 1790. (Johnson's Eng. Poets, Vermont, from its earliest settlement to the v. 26.) close of the eighteenth'century. 80. NewThe same. 80. London, 1810. (Chal- York, 1858. mers' Brit. Poets, v. 9.) Collection of College Words and CusHALIFAX. See HALLIFAX. toms. 2d ed. 120. Cambridge, (Ms.,) 1856. HAuLKERSTON, (Peter.) Collection of Latin HALL, (Charles.) Effects of Civilization on Maxims and Rules in Law and Equity, se- the People in European States. 80. Lonlected from the most eminent authors on the don, 1805. 508 HALL. HALL. HALL, (Charles Henry.) Memoirs of the Life liam Henry Harrison, of Ohio. 8~. Philaof Andrew Hofer; containing account of the delphia, 1836. transactions in the Tyrol during 1809. 8. Memoir of Thomas Posey. 16~. BosLondon, 1820. ton, 1846. (Sparks' Am. Biog., v. 9, second Sermons. 80. Oxford, 1799. (Bamp- series.) ton Lectures for 1798.) Notes on the Western States; their HALL, (Charlotte.) Memoirs of Marshall Hall, soil, climate, resources, and scenery. 12~. M. D. 80. London, 1861. Philadelphia, 1838. HALL, (Edward.) Chronicle; containing the Sketches of the West. 2 v. 160. history of England, during the reign of Philadelphia, 1835. Henry IV., and succeeding monarchs, to Soldier's Bride; and other tales. 160. the end of the reign of Henry VIII. 40. Philadelphia, 1833. London, 1809. Tales of the Border. 160. PhiladelHALL, (Edward B.) Discourse on the Life phia, 1835. and Times of John Howland. 80. Provi- HALL, (Professor James.) Paleontology of dence, (R. I.,) 1855. New York. 2 v. 40. Albany, (N. Y.,) HALL, (Edwin.) Puritans and their Princi- 1847-52. (New York Nat. History, part 5.) pies. 4th ed. 80. New-York, 1851. MATHER, (W. W.,) EMMONS, (E.,) and HALL, (Elisha J.) Observations and Docu- VANUXEM, (L.) Geology of New York. 4v. ments on a Calumny circulated by John 40. Albany, (N. Y.,) 1842. (New York Nat. Brown. 80. (n.p.)1802. (Pol.Pam.,v. 102.) History, part 4.) HALL, (Elizabeth M.) Practical American - and WHITNEY, (J. D.) Report of the Cookery and Domestic Economy. 120. Geological Survey of the State of Wisconsin. Auburn, (N. Y.,) 1856. V. 1. 80. New York, 1862. HALL, (Everard.) Digested Index to the Vir- HALL, (John; Chirurgyen.) Historiall Exposginia Reports, from Washington to 2d Ran tulation against the beastlye abusers of Chydolph; with tables of the cases, and rules of rurgerie and Physyke. (Percy Soc'y Pub., courts. 80. Richmond, 1825. (10 copies.) v. 11.) The same. From 3d Randolph to 3d HALL, (John; Architect.) Cabinet Maker's Leigh. V. 2. 80. Richmond, 1835. (9 Assistant. Oblong 80. Baltimore, 1840. copies.) Modern Designs for Dwelling Houses. HALL, (Francis.) Colombia; its present state 2d ed. 40. Baltimore, 1847. in respect of climate, soil, productions, popu- New and Concise Method of Handlation, government, commerce, etc. With Railing. 40. Baltimore, 1840. map. 2d ed. 80. London, 1827. HALL, (John E.) American Law Journal. Travels in Canada and the United 7 v. 80. Philadelphia, 1808-1821. (2 States, in 1816-17. 80. London, 1818. copies of v. 7.) HALL, (Frederick.) Account of Middlebury, - Practice and Jurisdiction of the Court (Vt.,) 1767. 80. Boston, 1822. (Mass. Hist. of Admiralty. 80. Baltimore, 1809. Coil., v. 9, second series.) HALL, (Joseph.) Works; with glossary, inHALL, (F. J.,) and TWELLS, (P.) Reports of dex, &c., by Josiah Pratt. 10 v. 80. LonCases in the High Court of Chancery, 1849 don, 1808. and 1850. 2 v. 80. London, 1850-51. CONTENTS. Bishop Hall's Hard Measure, v. 1. HALL, (Harrison.) The Distiller. Adapted to Cases of Conscience, v. 8. the use of farmers and distillers. 2d ed. 80. Contemplations on Ne Testae v. 2. Contemplations on Old Testament, v. 1-2. Philadelphia, 1818. Devotional Works, v. 6. Letter from the Tower, v. 1. HALL, (Herbert Byng.) Spain; and the seat Life of Hall, written by himself, v. 1. of war in Spain. 120. London, 1837. Miscellaneous Works, v. 10. Mundus Alter et Idem, v. 10.. HALL, (Rev. James.) Tour Through Ireland; Paraphrase on Hard Texts; Genesis to Revelation, with reflections on the union of Britain and il Works v. 9. Polemical'Works, v. 9. Ireland. 2 v. 80. London, 1813. Practical Works, v. 7-8. Satyres, v. 10. HALL, (Judge James.) Harp's Head. 160. Sermons, v. 5. Philadelphia, 1833. Mundus Alter et Idem, sive terra AusLegends of the West. 160. Philadel- tralis, Mercurio Britannico. Accessit Thomre phia, 1832. Campanella Civitas Solis, et Nova Atlantis Memoir of the Public Services of Wil- Franc. Baconis. 180. Ultrajecti, 1643. 509 HALL. HALL. HALL, (Joseph.) Satires and Poems. 8~. Reflections on War, v. 1. Tndirr lD ^ orc. -P+oes t-. Sentiments proper to the Present Crisis, v. 1. London, 1810. (Chalmers' Eng. Poets, v. 5.) Sermon on the Death of the Princess Charlotte of HALL, (Junius.) Act to Amend some of the Wales, v. 1. Sermons, v. 6. Proceedings, Practice, and Rules of Evi- Sermons, Notes of, v. 5. dence of the Courts of this Commonwealth, Slavery in the West India Islands, Address on the State of, v. 3. passed by the General Court of Massachu- Substitution of the Innocent for the Guilty, v. 1. For'mIs of Communion, v. 2. setts, in 1851; with notes, references, and Tracts, Political and liscellaneous, v. 3. analysis of the act. 80. Boston, 1851.or with a brief memoir of the HALL, (J. Paxton.) Guide to the Three Ser- thor. 2 v. Andover, (s.,) 1830. vices, Civil, Naval, and Military. 2d ed. Miscellaneons Works, and Remains. 160. London, 1860.:12. London, 1846. HALL, (J. P.) Reports of Cases in the Superior Apology for the Feedom of the Press --- \ ~ Apology for the Freedom of the Press, Court of the City of New-York. 2v. 80. Court of the City of New-York. 2 v. 8S. and for General Liberty. 80. London, 1793. New-York, 1831-33. New-York, 1831-33. (Pol. Pam., v. 85.) HALL, (J. Sparkes.) Book of the Feet; a his- HALL, (Robert G.) Essay on the Rights of tory of boots and shoes. 160. ew-York, tory of boots and shoes. 160. New-York, the Crown and the Privileges of the Subject -1847.'.. 3in the Sea-Shores of the Realm. 80. LonHALL, (Marshall.) Critical and Experimental don, 830. Essay on the Circulation of the Blood. 80 HALL (Samel Carter.) Book of British London, 1831. Ballads. 40. London, 1847. Gulstonian Lectures for 1842. On the o rn r Tv- ~ Gallery of Modern Sculpture. 40. Mutual Relations between Anatomy, Physi- London, 1854. ology, Pathology and Therapeutics, and the G s of E; te Practice of Medicine. 80. London, 1842. Gems of Europen Art; the est picPractice of Medicine.. London, 1842. tures of the best schools. 1st and 2d series. Memoirs on the Nervous System. 40 2 v. 4 London, 846. L v. 40. London, 1846. London, 1837. London, 1837. Royal Gallery of Art, ancient and ~ Practical Observations and Suggestions -i. G -- Practical Osevations and Suggestios modern; engravings from the private colin Medicine. 1st and 2d series. 120. Lon-.. Uv I din Medicine. 1t and 2d series. 1245-6. L lections of her Majesty the Queen, and his Prnilsodon, hTer184nd5-t6c. 7Royal Highness Prince Albert, and the art ~ —--- Principles of the Theory and Practice Principles of the Theory and Pactice heirlooms of the crown, at Windsor Castle, of Medicine; including his work upon Diag- Belekingham Palace, and Osborne. 4 v. nosis. 80. London 1837Buckingham Palace, and Osborne. 4 v. nosis. 80. London, 183. Folio. London, 1861. r Two-Fold Slavery of the United States; Venon Gallery of British Art. 3.^-. ~ Vernon Gallery of British Art. 3 v. with a project of self-emancipation. 160. 4. London, 1854.'London, 1854. HALL, (Mr'. and Mrs. S. C.) Book of the HALL,, (LM/rs. Matthew.) Queens Before the HALI,, (Mrs. AMatthe~w.) Queens Before the Thames, from its rise to its fall. Small 40. Conquest. 2 v. 120. London, 18549. ~ —--- Land of the F'orum and the Vatican; Land of the Forum and the Vatican; Ireland; its scenery, character, &c. or, thoughts and sketches during an Easter 3 v. 8. London, 1841-43. pilgrimage to Rome. 160. London, 1854. _ Week at Killarney. 40. London, 1850. HALL, (P. W.) Thoughts on the Principles HALL, (Mirs. S. C.) The Buccaneer. 160 and Tenor of the Revealed and Supreme London, 1840. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, Law. 80. London, 1792. v. 79.) HALL, (Robert.) Works. 6v. 80. London, -Lights and Shaows of Irish Life. ~~~~~1833. ~3 v. 120. London, 1838. CONTENTS. The Outlaw. 16G. London, 1847. Address to Rev. E. Carey on his Designation as a Christian Missionary to India, v. 1. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, v. 105.) Advantages of KInowledge to Lower Classes, v. i. — Pilgrimages to English Shrines. With Apology for the Freedom of the Press, v. 3. Christianity Consistent with a Love of Freedom, notes and illustrations by F. WT. Fairholt. v. 3. Circular Letters, v. 1. 8. London, 1850. Discouragements and Supports of the Christian Sketches of Irish Character. IllusMinister, v. 1. Eclectic Review, Articles from, v. 4. trated. 80. New-York, 1846. Funeral Sermon for Rev. Dr. p yland, v. 1. Stories of the Governess. 80. LonLetters, v. 5. Memoir of Hall, by O. Gregory, and Observations don, 1852. on his Character as a preacher, by J. Foster, v. 6. Tales of Woman's Trials. 8. LonMiscellaneous Pieces, v. 3-4. LonModern Infidelity Considered, v. 1. don, 1847. 510 HALL. HALLIWELL. HALL, (Samuel R.) Lectures on School-Keep- HALLEY, (Edmund.) Tabule Astronomicre. ing. 12~. Boston, 1829. Accedunt de usu tabularumn prrecepta. 4~. HALL, (Sidney.) New General Atlas, with Londini, 1749. the divisions and boundaries. Folio. Lon- HALLIDAY, (Sir Andrew.) Annals of the don, 1857. House of Hanover. 2 v. 8~. London, 1826. HALL, (T. B.) Flora of Liverpool. With - General -istory of the House of Gu.elph, Aleteorological Tables for 1838, by W. Ar- or Royal Family of Great Britain, from the mistead. 160. London, 1839. earliest period to the accession of George I. HALL, (Thomas Grainger.) Elements of Al- 43. London, 1821. gebra. 2d ed. 12~. London, 1846. The West Indies; with account of the Elements of Descriptive Geometry. moral, social, and political condition of their 12~. London, 1841. inhabitants, before and after the abolition of Treatise on the Differential and Integral Negro slavery. 12?. London, 1837. Calculus, and the Calculus of Variations. HALLIFAX, (Samuel.) Analysis of the Civil 4th ed. 8~. London, 1846. Law, in which a comparison is occasionally Treatise on Plane and Spherical Trig- made between the Roman laws and those of onometry. 3d ed. 8~. London, 1842. England. By J. W. Geldart. 8~. CamHALL, (William.) Complete Series of Tables bridge, (Eng.,) 1836. of Land Measures. 8~. London, 1836. HALLIWELL, (James Orchard.) Catalogue of HALL, (William W.) Bronchitis and Kindred the Miscellaneous BIss. in Library of the Diseases. 12~. New-York, 1852. Royal Society. 8~. London, 1840. HALLAMX, (Henry.) Constitutional History of - Collection of Letters, illustrative of the England, from the accession of Henry VII. progress of science in England, from the to the death of George II. 2 v. 4~. Lon- reign of Elizabeth to that of Charles II. 8~. don, 1827. London, 1841. The same. 3 v. 8~. Boston, 1829. Curiosities of Modern Shaksperian CritiThe same. 6th ed. 2 v. 8~. Lon- cism. 8~. London, 1853. don, 1850. - Descriptive Notices of Popular English ~ — Introduction to the Literature of Europe Histories. (Percy Soc'y Pub., v. 23.) in the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth - Dictionary of Old English Plays, from centuries. 3d ed. 3 v. 8~. London, 1847. the earliest times to close of seventeenth cenView of the State of Europe during the tury. 8~. London, 1860. Middle Ages. 9thed. 2v. 8~. London, 1846. Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial HALLECK, (Fitz-Greene.) Poetical Works. 12~. Words. 3d ed. 2 v. 8~. London, 1855. New-York, 1852. Early History of Freemasonry in EngThe same. 12~. New-York, 1853. land. 12~. London, 1844. - Selections from the British Poets. 2 v. - Historical Sketch of the Provincial Dia18~. New-York, 1842. (Harper's Fam. lects of England. 80. London, 1847. Library, v. 112-113.) Illustrations of the Fairy Mythology of HALLECK, (H. Wager.) Collection of Mining Midsummer's Night's Dream. 8~. London, Laws of Spain and Mexico. 8~. San Fran- 1845. (Shakespeare Soc'y Publications, v. 2.) cisco, 1859. Introduction to the Evidences of - Elements of Military Art and Science. Christianity. 2d ed. 16~. London, 1859. 12~. New-York, 1846. Letters of the Kings of England. 2 v. International Law; or, rules regulating 12~. London, 1848. the intercourse of States in peace and war. Notices of Fugitive Tracts and Chap8~. New-York, 1861. (2 copies.) Books. (Percy Soc'y Pub., v. 29.) HALLER, (Albert von.) Bibliotheca Botanica, Nursery Rhymes of England. (Percy qua scripta ad remn herbariam facientia a Soc'y Publications, v. 4.) rerum initiis recensentur. 2 v. 4~. Lon- Observations on Some of the Manuscript dini, 1771-72. Emendations of the Text of Shakespeare, Historia Stirpium indigenarum Helve- and are they copyright? 8~. London, 1853. tim inchoata. 3v. in2. Folio. Bernre, 1768. - Rara Mathematica; treatises on the HALLETT, (BenjaminF.) Speech beforeMassa- mathematics, and subjects connected, from chusetts Democratic Convention. 80. Bos- ancient inedited Iss. 2d ed. 8~. Lonton, 1860. don, 1841. HALLORAN. HAMILTON. HALLORAN, (Alfred Laurence.) Wae Yaing particularly the writings of Lord Herbert. Jin; visits to Loochoo, Japan, and Pootoo. 8~. Philadelphia, 1798. 12~. London. 1856. HAMBLETON,, (James P.) Biographical Sketch HALLS, (John James.) Life and Correspond- of Henry A. Wise; with the political camence of Henry Salt. 2 v. 8~. London, paign in Virginia, in 1855, and view of po1834. litical parties in the Union, in 1856. 8~. HALPIN, (N. J.) Oberon's Vision in Midsum- liichmond, 1856. ier Night's Dream illustrated by compari- HAMi BUnRG. Tahellarische Uebersichten des son with Lylie's Endymion. 8. London, Hamburgischen HIandels in Jahre 1862. 4'. 1843. (Shakespeare Soc'y Pub., v. 2.) 1-Hamburg, 1863. 1HALPINE, (Charles G.) Lyrics by the letter H. HAIxi:L,, (F. J.) Laws of the Customs; con120. New-York, 1854. solidated by direction of the lords colmmisHALSTEAD), (M.) Caucuses of 1860; a history sioners of her Majesty's treasury; (16 & 17 of the national political, conventions of the Vic. c. 106 & 107.) With a co-nmentary, Presidential campaign. 80. Columnbus, (0.,) containing practical forms, notes of decisions 1860. in leading customs cases; and appendix of HALSTED, (Caroline Amelia.) Richard III., the acts. 80. London, 1854. as Duke of Gloucester and King of England. HAMEL, (Henry.) Account of the Shipwreck 2 v. 80. London, 1844. of a Dutch Vessel, 1653. (Churchill's VoyHALSTED, (E. Pellew.) Iron-cased Ships. Ex- ages and Travels, v. 4.) periments at Woolwich and at Portsmouth. Travels in Korea, 1653. (Pinkerton's 8~. London, 1861. Voyages, v. 7.) Screw-Fleet of the Navy. 8~. London, HAMEL, (J.) England and Russia; conmpris1850. ing the voyages of John Tradescant the ElHALSTE[D, (George B.) Reports of Cases in der, Sir Hugh WVilloughby, Richard Chanthe Court of Chancery, and in the Preroga- cellor, Nelson, and others, to the White Sea. tive Court, and, on Appeal, in the Court of Translated fiom the German, by John S. Errors and Appeals, of New Jersey. 3 v. Leigh. 80. London, 1854. 80. Elizabethtown and Newark, 1849-52. HAM:EL, the Obeah Man. 2 v. 80. London, The same. 4 v. 80. Elizabethtown 1827. and Newark, 1849-54. (2 copies-of v. 1, and HA-MERTON, (Philip G.) Painters' Camp in 5 copies of v. 4.) the Highlands, and Thoughts about Art. HALSTED, (H.) Exposition of Motorpathy; a 2 v. 120. London, 1862. new system of curing disease, 160. Ro- HAMIL, (E. J.;) and }I-HENDEI'SON, (Samuel.) chester, (N. Y.,) 1853. Discussion on Methodist Episcopacy. 12~. HALSTED, (J. R.) Digest of the Law of Evi- Charleston, (S. C.,) 1856. dence, embracing rules established by writers IHAMILTON, (Capt. Alexander.) Account of tlhe of acknowledged authority, and affirmed by East Indies. 1688-1723. (Pinkerton'sVoythe decisions of the federal courts, and the ages, v. 8.) courts of all the States; with references to Hi lIL'rTON, (Alexander.) Works; comprising English adjudications. 2 v. 80. New- his most important official reports: an iniYork, 1856. (2 copies.) proved edition of the Federalist, vwritten in HIALSTED, (William.) Digested Index of the 1788; and Pacificus on the proclamation of Decisions of the Superior Courts of New-Jer- neutrality, writtenin 1793. 3v. 120. Newsey. 80. Trenton, 1830. (2 copies.) York, 1810. The same. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. Trenton, CONTENTS. 1843. Federalist, The, v. 2-3. Liztterls of P1acificus, V. 3. ~ —-- bReports of Cases in the Supreme Court RL otlr t Pblic Cedit, v. 1. Report on Public Credit, v. 1. of Judicature of New-Jersey, 1821 to 1831. on National Bank, v. 1. 7; en Conitatmosi on Collntitutiolality of Na.tional Bank, v. 1. 7 v. 80. Trenton, 83_3-31. ___ o Subject tof Malnnfactures, v. 1. HALTAUS, (Christian Gottlob.) Calendarumn on the Estabhlislmet of a Mint, v. 1. Medii XEvi, prrecipun Germanicum, in usum W Vorks; compiising his correspondence, historike ac rei diplomatics. 120. Lipsise, and his political and official writings, exclu1729. sive of the Federalist, civil and military. HALYBURTON, (Thomas.) Rational Inquiry Edited by John C. Hamilton. 7 v. 80. into the Principles of the Modern Deists; INew-York, 1850-51. (5 copies.) 512 HAMILTON. HAMILTON. HAMILTON, (Alexander.) Works-Continued. HAMILTON, (Augusta, Lady.) Marriage Rites, CONTENTS. Customs and Ceremonies of all Nations of V. 1. Correspondence. the Universe. 8O. London, 1822. 2. Political aiscellaries. HAMILTON, (Charles.) Transactions during 3. Papers as Secretary of the Treasury. 4. Cabinet Papers. the Reign of Queen Anne. 8~. Edinburgh, 5. Cabinet Papers; Military Papers; Correspondence. 1790. 6. Correspondence and Political Papers. HAMILTON, (Charles.) See HEDAYA. 7. Political and Law Papers; Index. P a L P HAMILTON, (Llizabeth.) Cottagers of GlenLetter concerning the public conduct burnie; a tale. 0. JEdinburgh, 1851. burnie; a tale. &~. Edinburgh, 1851. and character of John Adams. 2d ed. 80. Principles Letters on the Elementary Principles New York, 1800. (Pol. Pam., v. 100.) o ducatio th ed. v.. The same. 3ded. (Pol. Pam.,v. 81.) don Official and other Papers. Compiled,. s L. H. V. 1 - Memoirs of the Life of Agrippina, the by Francis L. Hawks. V. 1. 8~. New- b"~ ~~~yo, 1.(omepbsd)wife of Germanicus. 3 v. 120. Bath, 1804. York, 1842. (No more published.) o 1 ( m p lis t.) e HAMILTON, (Emma Lyon, Lady.) Memoirs; Second Letter fi'om Phocion to citizens eo nk Le f Po, t4 c n with anecdotes of Lord Nelson, and many of New York. 8~. New York, 1784. (Pol. other of her friends and contemporaries. Pam., v. 96. ) 3d ed. 12~. London, 1835. Letters to A. H. King of the Feds, by. HAMILTON, (Francis Buchanan.) Account of Tom Callender. 80. New York, 1802.. the Fishes found in the River Ganges and its (Pol. Paim., v. 102.) (P ol 111 k on Mr.. Plamt., v. 0.)t branches. 40. Plates, folio. Edinburgh, Few Remarks on Mr. H-Iamilton's Letter, concerning the Public Conduct and Caract ofthe e, b *. HAMILTON, (G.) GalleFy of British Artists, Character of the President, by Caius. 80. o ift, ifrom Hogarth to the present time; with 288 Baltimore, 1800. (Pol. Pam., v. 100.) Batimor, 180 -Pl Pam, v. -r. ~ engravings of their most approved produc"HAMILTON" to the Federalists of the United e s o t ost approvd tions. 4 v. 16~. Paris, 1837. States on the choice of a President 80. IHAMILTON, (George.) General Introduction New York, 1S12. (Pol. Pam., v. 110.) New York, 112. (Pol. Pam., v. 10.) to the Study of the Hebrew Scriptures. 80. HAMILTON, (Alexander.) Letter to Congress D bl, 1814 -Dublin, 1814. on a Plan of a Fiscal Agent. 80. Wash- N o,1841. (P1. Par., v. 117 and 118. HAJMILTON, (Henry Parr.) Analytical System ington, 1841. (Pol. Pam. v. 117 and 118.,..ington, 181 am, v17anoof Conic Sections. 5th ed. 80. Cambridge, 2 copies.) HAMILTON, (Andrew.) Sixteen Months in the (Eng.,) 1843. Danish Isles. 2 v. 120. London, 1852. inciples of Analytical Geometry. Cambridge, 1826. HAMILTON, (Lady Anne.) Secret History of HAMi (He.) L f tGr, ^ \-n1 T - J H-IAMILTON, (Henry R. ) Lexicon of the Greek the Court of England, firom the accession of Lang e.. L ondon, 18 ^ TT-r i -,. ^ ^ Languaoe. 160. London, 1802. George III. to the death of George IV.; in-. 1. Rl o. HIAMILTON, (H:. W.) Rurwal Sketches of Mincluding full particulars of the mysterious, D h of P s Ch. 2. in 1. nesota; also, letters upon Northern WisDeath of Princess Charlotte. 2v. inml. 80..'. M cousin. 8~0. Milan, (0.,) 1850. London, 1832. HLTond, (Anthony Cot ve 4 HAMILTON, (James; D. D.) Memoir of Lady HAMILTON, (Anthony, Count.) (Euvres. 4v. 80.O, p - C Colquhoun. 4th ed. 80. London, 1854. 8~ ParLs, 18~l-l3. Paris. Memoirs of the Life of James Wilson, CONTENTS. ~~CONTENTS. ^Esq., of Woodville. 120. London, 1859. Belierv(le;) Con.te, v. 2. HAMILTON, (James.) Sinai, the Hedjaz, and LEnchanteur (1') Faustus; Conte, v. 2. Histoire de Fleur d'Epine, v. 2. Soudan; wanderings around the birth-place Lettres et Epitres, v. 3. Alemoires de Grammont, v. 1. of the prophet, and across the EAi thiopian Poesies Diverses, v. 3. desert. 120. London, 1857. Quatre (les) Facardins; Conte, v. 2. Relation d'un Voyage en Mauritaine, v. 3. -- Wanderings in North Africa. 120. Relations Veritables de diff6rents Endroits d'Eu- London, 856. rope, v. 3.on, Suite des quatre Facardins et de Zeneyde, par P. HAMILTON, (John Church.) History of the M:. G. de Levis, v. 4. Volupte; (la) dialogue, v. 3. Republic of the United States. of America, Zeneyde; Conte, v. 2. as traced in the writings of Alexander Fairy Tales and Romances. Trans- HIhamilton and his contemporaries. 7 v. 80. lated from the French. 120. London, 1849. New-York and Philadelphia, 1857-64. Memoirs of Count Grammont. New - - Life of Alexander Hamlilton. 2 v. 80. ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1811. New-York, 1834-40. 513 HAMILTON. HAMMER. HAMILTON, (J.P.) Travels through the In- Dictionary of Terms used in the Arts and terior Provinces of Columbia. 2 v. in 1. Sciences. 16~. London, 1825. 12~. London, 1827. HAMILTON, (Rev. William.) Letters on the HAMILTON, (J. R.) Marion: or, the Reclaimer; Basaltes of the Northern Coast of the County a play. 8~. Cincinnati, 1857. of Antrim. (Pinlerton's Voyages, v. 3.) HAMIMILTON, (John S.) Army, Navy and Mi- HAIM[ILTON, (Sir William; Knight.) Outlines litia Volunteer Guide to Health, Valour and from the Figures and Compositions upon the Victory. 240. Albany, 1851.. Greek, Roman, and Etruscan Vases of the -- Essay on Sacred Charms of Individual late Sir William Hamilton, drawn and enand National Friendship. 160. New-York, graved by I. Kirk. 4~. London, 1804. 1852. HAMILTON, (William; of Bangour.) Poems. HA^MILTON, (Nicolas E. S. A.) Dictionary of 160. Chiswick, 1822. (Brit. Poets, v. 57.) the English, German and French Languages; Poems. 8~. London, 1810. Chalin three parts: English, German and French; mers' Eng. Poets, v. 15.) German, English and French; and French, HAMILTON, (Sir William; Prof. at Edinburgh.) English and German. 3v.in 1. 120. Lon- Discussions on Philosophy and Literature, don, 1853-55. Education and Universal Reform; chiefly - Inquiry into the Genuineness of the froln the Edinburgh Review. 8~. London, Manuscript Corrections in J. Payne Collier's 1852. Annotated Shakspeare, folio 1632. 40. Lon- Lectures on Metaphysics and Logic. don, 1860. Edited by H. L. Mansel and John Veitch. HAMILTON, (Richard Winter.) Missions; their 4 v. 80. Edinburgh, 1859. authority, scope, and encouragement. 2d HAMILTON, (William Gerard.) Parliamentary ed. 120. Leeds, 1846. Logick. 120. London, 18(8. -- Nuge Literarime; prose and verse. 8~. HAMILTON, (William Richard.).Agyptiaca; London, 1841. account of the ancient and modern state of HAMILTON, (Robert, M. D.) Amphibious Egypt, as obtained in the years 1801-1802. Carnivora. 12". Edinburgh, (n. d.) (Jar- 4o. London, 1809. dine's Nat. Lib'y, v. 25.) HAMILTON, (Sir William Rowan.) Lectures on British Fishes. 2v. 120. Edinburgh, Quaternions; containing a systematic state(n. d.) (Jardine's Nat. Lib'y, v. 36-37.) ment of a new method. 8". Dublin, 1853. Whales, etc. 12~. Edinburgh, (n. d.,) HAMILTON, (William T.) Sermon for the (Jardine's Nat. Lib'y, v. 26.) Benefit of the American Colonization SoHAMILTON, (Robert.) Inquiry concerning the ciety. 80. Newark, (N. J.,) 1825. rise and progress, the redemption, present HAMILTONS vs. EATON. Case respecting Britstate, and management, of the National ish Debts lately determined in the Circuit Debt of Great Britain. 2d ed. 80. Phila- Court in the United States, for North Carodelphia, 1816. (2 copies.) lina District, presided by C. J. Ellsworth. The same. 8~. London, 1857. (Fi- 8". Newbern, 1797. nancial Pam., v. 21.) HAMLEY, (Edward Bruce.) Story of the CamProgress of Society. 8". London, paign of Sebastopol, written in the Camp. 1830. 80. Edinburgh, 1855. HAMILTON, (Schuyler.) History of the Na- HAMMER-PURGSTALL, (Joseph von.) Gestional Flag of the United States of America. chichte der Schonen Redekiinste Persiens, 12~. Philadelphia, 1852. mit einer Blitfhenlese aus zweihundert PerHAMILTON, (S.S.) Indian Treaties, and Laws sischen Dichtern. 40. 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Boston, 1529. (2 copies.) Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. Saueloston, 1829. ( copies.) Clarke, v. 3. HOBART, (John Henry.) Posthumous Works. Common Rights of Subjects Defended, v. 2. Defense of Mr. Hooker's judgment concerning the (Consisting of Sermons.) With memoir, by nalture of civil government, v. 2. William Berrian. 3 v. 80. New-York, L-tter to Clement Chevallier, v. 3. Measures of Submision to the Civil Magistrate 1832-33. Origillnl and Institution of Civil Government dis- cussed, v. 2. Butler's Analogy of Religion. 160. NewPolitical Pieces, v. 3. Practical Divinity, v. 3. York, 1848. SernlllllS, v. 3. HOBB0 ES, (James R.) Picture Collector'sTracts in the Bangoriann Controversy, v. 2. Tracts on conformity to Church and State, v. 1. Manual; being a dictionary of painters. Tracts collected into a volume in 1715, v. 1. 2 v. 0. London, 1849. -- Original and Institution of Civil Gov- HOBBES, (Thomas.) English Works. 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Of Liberty and Necessity, v. 4. an im proved method of planting andi manag- ElemenLts of Philosopliy coicernilng body, v. 1. Extriact of a Letter to h-enry Stibble, v. 7. ing- the roots of Grape Vines. 160. Lon- Heresy and the punisihmenit thereof, v. 4. don, 18^4. Homer, llcads and Odyssey, v. 10. Index, v. 11. Practical Treatise on the Cultivation of Leviathan, or the matter form and power of a Commonwlltealth, ecclesiastical and civil, v. 3. the Grape Vine on Open Walls. 3d ed. 80. Mlathenmatics, Lessons to the Savilianl professor of, London, 1841. v. 7. ~London,:1841. Plhilosophical Problemis and Propositions of GeoHOARE, (Prince.) Epochs of the Arts; in metry, v. 7. eluding hints on the rise and progress of Philosop'it cil inllTl ets concelllig GoverUln-t and Society, v. 2. paintitng and sculpturein GreatBritain. 12. Piroportionl of a Straight Line to half the acre of a Quadrant, v. 7. JLondon, 1813. 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Notes on Northern dition to Portugal in 1832, under the orders Africa, the Sahara, and Soudan. 80. New of His Imperial Majesty, Don Pedro, Duke York, 1844. (Misc. Pam., v. 16.) of Braganza. 2 v. 120. London, 1833. Hoi:soN, (George H.) Twelve Years of a SolH1f DGs;s, (James.) Construction of the Great dier's Life in India. 120. London, 1859. Victoria Bridge in Canada. Folio; plates, HODnso, (Septinmus.) Address on the Scarcity folio. London, 1860. and Highi Price of Provisions. 80. LonHODGES, (Nathaniel.) Loimologia; historical don, 1795. (Pol. Pami, v. 50.) account of the Plague in London in 1665. HonY, (Humphrey.) De Biblioruin Textibus 80. London, 1720. O-iginalibus, Versionibus Grrecis, et Latina HODGn'Ss, (William.) Law relating to Rail- Vulgata. Folio. Oxonire, 1705. ways aud Railway Companies; with all the HoEClisTER, (E. G.;) et SAcnt, (A.) 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(V. 2 Lucques, Cantons Suisses, Hongrie, Danewanting.) mark, Norwdge, Suede, Russie, Pologne, Means of Promoting and Preserving Valachie, Grece, Iles Ioniennes, Malte, Pays Health. 2d ed. 160. London, 1841. Mussulmans, Etats-Unis, Am6eique du Sud, HODGKiGNSON, (Clement.) Australia; with de- Mexiique, Haiti. 120. Paris, 1855. scriptions of the natives, the geology and -HOEFIER, (Ferdinand.) Afrique Australe, Oriproductions. 80. London, 1845. entale, Centrale, et l'Empire de Maroc. 80. HODGKI/NSON, (Eaton.)' Experimental Re- Paris, 1848. (L'Univers, v. 14.) searches on the Strength and other Proper- -- tats Tripolitains. 80. Paris, 1848. ties of Cast Iron. 8~. London, 1846. (L'Univers, v. 2.) 553 HOEFER. HOGAN. HOEFER, (Ferdinand.) Chald6e, Assyrie, M6- HOFFMANN, (E. T. A.) Gesammelte Schriften. die, Babylouie, Phbnicie, etc. 80. Paris, 12 v. in 6. 160. Berlin, 1857. 1852. (L'Univers, v. 9.) CONTENTS. HOEVEN, (Jan van der.) Handbook of Zoolo- Abentheur (Die) der Sylvester-Nacht, v. 7. 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Chronicles selected from Haimatoceare, v. 12. Jesuiterkirche (Die) in G., v. 5. the originals of Cartaphilus, the Wandering Ignaz Denner, v. 5. Jew; embracing a period of nearly XIX lirrngen, Die, v. 11. Kampf der Sunger, v. 2. Centuries. 1st ser. 2 v. 80. London, 1853. Klein Zaches genannt Zinnober, v. 9. --- Course of Legal Study. Respectfully Iiligsbraut, Die, v. 4. Kreisleriana, v. 7. addressed to the students of law in the United Lebensansichten des Katers Murr, v. 8. Magnetiseur, Der, v. 7. States. 80. Baltimore, 1817. Maiorat, Das, v. 5. The same. 2d ed., re-written and much Marquise de la PivardiFre, v. 12. Meister Floh, v. 10. enlarged. 2 v. 80. Baltimore, 1836. (2 Meister Johannes Wacht, v. 12. copies.) Meister Martin der Kitfuer und seine Gesellen, v. 2. ~~cop~i~~es.~~ v~). Neueste Schicksale eines Abentheuerlichen Mannes, Legal Outlines. V. 1. 80. Baltimore, v. 12. Nussknacker und Manse konig, v. 1. 1829. (de Haus, Das, v. 5. 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Translated by T. et novi orbis continens. 4 v. Folio. Lug- Carlyle. (Carlyle's Ger. Romances, v. 2.) duni Batavorum, 1698. Strange Stories. 120. Boston, 1855. HOFFMAN, (Murray.) Office and Duties of HOFFMANSEGG, (J. Centurius von;) et LINK, Masters in Chancery, and Practice in the (H. F.) Flore Portugaise; description de Master's Office. With appendix of prece- toutes les plantes qui croissent naturelledents. 80. New-York, 1824. ment en Portugal. 2 v. Folio. Berlin, Reports of Cases in the Court of Chan- 1809-20. cery of New-York, before the Assistant Vice- HOFFMEISTER, (Werner.) Travels in Ceylon Chancellor of the First Circuit, 1839 and and Continental India, to the borders of 1840. 80. New-York, 1841. Thibet; with appendices on the geographical Treatise upon the Practice of the Court distribution of Coniferse, and Vegetation and of Chancery; with appendix of forms. 2d Birds of the Himalayan Mountains. From ed. 3v. 80. New-York, 1843. the German. 80. 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(No more published.) can Herpetology; or, a description of the..- Two Hundred and Nine Days; journal reptiles inhabiting the United States. 5 v. of a traveller on the continent. 2 v. 120. 40. Philadelphia, 1838-42. (V. 4 and 5 London, 1827. wanting.) 555 HOLBROOK. HOLLAND. HOLBROOK, (Samuel F.) Threescore Years; H:OLFOID, (George.) Thoughts on Criminal an autobiography; containing incidents of Prisons of Great Britain. 80. London, voyages and travels. 12~. Boston, 1857. 1821. (Pamphleteer, v. 18.) HOLCOMB, (Chauncey P.) Address before HOLINSHED, (Raphael.) Chronicles of EngMontgomery County, (Md.,) Agricultural land, Scotland, and Ireland. 6 v. 4~. Society. 8~. Washington, 1854. London, 1807-8. HOLCOMBE, (James P.) Address before the HOLLAND, (Henry.) Chapters on MentalPhysAlumni of the University of Virginia. 8C. iology. 8o. London, 1852. Richmond, 1853. Essays on Scientific and other subjects. ~- Address before Virginia State Agricul- 80. London, 1862. tural Society. 8~. 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Mines, and Soils of Ireland, in reference to History of Western Massachusetts; the the amelioration and industrial prosperity of counties of Hampden, Hampshire, Franklin, the country. 120. London, 1857. and Berkshire. 2 v. 120. Springfield, HOLE, (James.) Essay on the History and 1855. Management of Literary, Scientific, and Me- Miss Gilbert's Career. An American chanics' Institutions. 8~. London, 1853. story. 120. New-York, 1860. 556 HOLLAND. HOLMES. HOLLAND, (JosiahGilbert.) TimothyTitcomb's HOLLIS, (Thomas.) Memoirs. 2 v. 4~. Letters to Young People, single and married. London, 1780. 4th ed. 12~. New-York, 1858. HOLLIS. See HOLLES. HOLLAND, (Saba Smith, Lady.) Memoir of HOLLISTER, (Gideon H.) History of Conthe Reverend Sydney Smith, by his daugh- necticut, from first settlement to 1818. 2 v. ter; with a selection from his Letters. 8~. New-Haven, 1855. Edited by Mrs Austin. 2 v. 8~. London, HOLLOWAY, (John George.) Month in Nor1855. way. 180. London, 1853. HOLLAND, (William M.) 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South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Cape Life of Benjamin Franklin. 120. Horn, &c. 2d ed. 80. London, 1846. Philadelphia, 1860. Travels in Madeira, Sierra Leone, - New-York State Register, for 1843. Teneriffe, St. Jago, Cape Coast, Fernando 120. Albany, 1843. Po, Princes Island, &c. 2d ed. 80. LonHOLLIDAY, (Francis.) Introduction to Flux- don, 1840. ions. 80. London, 1777. Travels in Madras, Ceylon, Mauritius, HOLLIDAY, (F. C.) Life and Times of Rev. Cormoro Islands, Zanzibar, Calcutta, &c. Alien Wiley; sketches of early Methodist 2d ed. 8C. London, 1840. preachers in Indiana, &c. 120. Cincin- HOLMAN, (James T.) Digest of Reported nati, 1853. Cases in the Courts of Tennessee, 1796 to HOLLIDAY, (John.) Life of William, Earl of 1835. 80. Nashville, 1835. (2 copies.) Mansfield. 40. London, 1797. HOLME, (Benjamin.) Collection of Epistles HOLLIDAY, (Thomas.) Complete Treatise on and Works; with account of his life and Practical Land-Surveying. 80. London, travels through Europe and America. 80. 1838. London, 1753. HOLLINGS, (J. F.) Life of Gustavus Adol- HOLMES, (Abiel.) American Annals; or, phus, King of Sweden. 180. London, 1843. chronological history of America, fiom 1492 (Murray's Family Library, v. 36.) to 1806. 2 v. 80. Cambridge, (Ms.,) 1805. - Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero. 180. - Annals of America, from 1492 to 1826. London, 1839. (Murray's Fam. Lib'y,v. 33.) 2d ed. 2 v. 80. Cambridge, (Ms.,) 1829. 557 HOLMES. HOLT. HOLMES, (Abiel.) Discourse at the Opening cies and Testimony of John the Baptist, aid of the Almshouse at Cambridge, (Ms.,) 1818. the parallel Prophecies of Jesus Christ. 80. (Theol. Pam., v. 12.) Oxford, 1782. (Bampton Lectures for 1782.) History of Cambridge, (Mass.) 8~. HOLME?, (R. C.) Self-Righting Surf and LifeBoston, 180L. (Misc. Pam., v. 24.) Boat. 80. Philadelphia, 1857. The same. (Massachusetts Hist. Col- HOLMES, (Thomas.) Essay on Principles and lections, v. 7, first series.) Application of the Lever. 80. London, Life of Ezra Stiles, D. D., President of 1827. (Pol. Pam., v. 71.) Yale College. 8~. Boston, 1798. HOLMES, (T.) System of Surgery; theoretical Memoir of the French Protestants, set- and practical, in treatises by various authors. tied at Oxford, (Mass.,) 1686. (Mass. Hist. V. I. General Pathology. V. II. Local InColl., v. 2, third series.) juries; Diseases of the Eye. V. III. OperaHOLMES, (Arthur.) Parties and their Princi- tive Surgery, etc. 80. London, 1860-62. ples; exhibiting the origin, growth, and - Treatise on Burns and Scalds, Accicharacter of national parties. 120. New- dents from Lightning, General Pathology of York, 1859. Dislocations. 80. London, 1860. Holmes' HOIMES, (Edward.) Life of Mozart, includ- Surgery, v. 1.) ing his Correspondence 120. London, 1845. and HART, (E. A.) Treatise on AneuHIOLMES, (Isaac.) Account of the United rism, Diseases of the Bones, Excision of States of America. 80. London, 1823. Bones and Joints. 80. London, 1862. HOLMES, (John; Teacher.) Art of Rhetoric; (Holnes' Surgery, v. 3.) or, elements of oratory. 120. Philadelphia, HOLMES, (Sir W. H.) Free Cotton; how 1849. and where to grow it; with a map of British HOLMES, (Rev. John.) Historical Sketches of Guiana. 80. London, 1862. (Pol. Pam., the Missions of the United Brethren for pro- v. 91.) pagating the Gospel among the heathen, from IIOLMES, (William Richard.) Sketches on the their commencement to the present time. 80. Shores of the Caspian, descriptive and pieDublin, 1818. torial. 80. London, 1845. History of the Protestant Ch'urch of the HOLMES' Great Metropolis; views and history United Brethren. 2v. 80. London, 1825-30. of London in the 19th century. Edited by HOLMES, (John; Esq.) The Statesman; or, N. G. Fearnside and T. Harrel. 80. Lonprillciples of legislation and law. 80. Augus- don. (n. d.) ta, (Ga.,) 1840. HOLMSKJOLD, (Theodoricus.) Coryphrei, ClaIIOLMES, (Mary J.) 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Boston, 1861. general history of this law in the ancient Elsie Venner; a romance of destiny. codes, and of its introduction,and successive 2 v. 120. Boston, 1861. alterations in the law of England. 1st Am. - Poems. 120. Boston, 1849. from 2d London ed., with references to Professor at the Breakfast-Table. With American cases, by Anthony Bleecker. 80. the Story of Iris. 120. Boston, 1860. New-York, 1818. Songs in Many Keys. 160. Boston, ~ Reports of Cases at Nisi Prius, in the 1862. Court of Colmmon Pleas, 1815 to 1817. 80. HOLRMES, (Robert.) Sermons on the Prophe- London, 1818. 558 HOLT. HOME. HOLT, (Francis Ludlow.) System of the Ship- HOMANS, (Benjamin.) Laws of the United ping and Navigation Laws of Great Britain; States in relation to the Navy and Marine and of the laws relative to Merchant ships Corps. Washington, 1843. and seamen, and maritime contract. 80. - United States Railroad Directory, for London, 1824. 1856. 8o. New-York, 1856. HOLT, (H.) Genius of the French Language. HO'MANS, (J. Smith.) Historical and Sta3d ed. 16~. London, 1851. tistical Account of the Foreign Commerce IoLT, (John.) Reports, 1688 to 1710; con- of the United States. 80. New-York, taining many cases never before printed, 1857. taken from an original Ms. of T. Farresley. Merchant's and Banker's Almanac, Also, several cases of chancery and the Ex- and Register, for 1851-1863. 13 v. 80. chequer Chamber. Folio. London, 1738. Boston and New-York, 1851-63. HOLT, (Joseph.) Memoirs of Joseph Holt, Sketches of Boston, past and present, General of the Irish Rebels, in 1798. Edited and of some few places in its vicinity. 16~. from his MS., by T. C. Croker. 2 v. 80. Boston, 1851. London, 1838. United States Tariffs of 1846 and 1857, HOLTHOUSE, (Carsten.) Six Lectures on the arranged in alphabetical order. With introPathology of Strabismus. 80. London, duction, showing the changes in the U. S. 1854. tariffs from 1789 to 1856. 80. New-York, Treatise on the injuries of the Lower 1857. Extremity. 80. London, 1861. (Holmes' and HOMANs, (J. Smith, Jr.) CycloSurgery, v. 2.) p)edia of Commerce and Commercial NaviHOLTHOUSE, (Henry James.) New Law Dic- gation. 80. New-York, 1858. tionary. To which is added an outline of an HOMBRON, (M.) Aventures les Plus Curienaction at law and of a suit in equity. Edited, ses des Voyageurs. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1847. from the 2d London ed., with numerous ad- HOME, (Alexander.) Decisions of the Court ditions, by Henry Penington. 80. Phila- of Session, from November, 1735, to July, delphia, 1847. 1844. Folio. Edinburgh, 1791. HOLTON, (David P.) Caen-Stone Dreams; HOME, (D. D.) Incidents in My Life; with or, harmony between individual and natural introduction, by Judge Edmonds. 120. interests. 80. New-York, 1855. New-York, 1863. HOLTON, (Isaac F.) New Granada; twenty HOMEe, (Henry.) See KAMES, (Lord.) months in theAndes. 8~. New-York, 1857. HOME, (John.) Works. With account of his HOLTZAPFFEL, (Charles.) Turning and Me- life and writings, by Henry Mackenzie. chanical Manipulation. 3 v. 80. London, 3 v. 80. Edinburgh, 1822. 1850-52. CONTENTS. HOLYOAKE, (G. J.) Rudiments of Public Agis; a tragedy, v. 1. Speaking and Debate; or, hints on the ap- Alfred; a tragedy, v. 2. 1853. -. — Alonzo; a tragedy, v. 2. plication of logic. 120. New-York, 1853. Douglas; a tlgedy, v. 1. HOLYOKE, (Thomlas.) Large Dictionary, in Fatal Discovery; a tragedy, v. 2. tHistory of the llebellion in the year 1745, v. 2-3. three parts: I. The English before the Latin; Life of Home, by H. Mackenzie, v. 1. 11. The Latin before the English; III. The Siege of Aquileia; a tragedy, v. 2. proper names of persons, places, and other History of the Rebellion in 1745. 40. things necessary to the understanding of London, 1802. historians and poets. 3 v. in 1. Folio. Lon- HOME Advice, with Whispers to Epicures; a don, 1676-77. receipt book, by a lady; with notes for dysIoLZSCIIunER, (Christoph Sigmund;) and peptics, by a physician. 120. New-York, SILEBENKEES, (J. C.) Ded ctions-Bibliothek 1857. von Teutschland, nebst dazu geh6rigen HOME Book of the Picturesque; or, American Tachrichlten. 4 v. 80 Frankfurt, Leipzig, scenery, art, and literature; essays by Irving, and Nitrnberg, 1778-83. Bryant, Cooper, Willis, Bayard Taylor, H. IOMANN, (Johannes Baptista ) Atlas Geo- T. Tuckerman, and others; with 13 engravgraphicus Major; exhibens tellurem sen gio- uigs. 4~. New-York, 1852. bum terraqueum in mappis generalibus etl HOME Comforts; or, economy illustrated by specialibus. 2 v. Fulio. Norimbergae, familiar scenes of every-day life. By Lillie 1159. Savery. 1g~. New-York, 1855. 559 HOME. HOMER. HOME Life of English Ladies in the Seven- poematis, studio M. Wolfgangi Seberi. 8G. teenth Century. By the author of "Mag- Oxonii, 1780. dalen Stafford." 16~. London, 1860. - - Iliads and Odysses of Homer, prince of HOMER. Opera. Ediderunt J. Moor et G. poets. Neuer before in any languag truely Muirliead. 2 v. Folio. Glasgume, 1756-58. translated. With a coment vppon some of Opera onmlia, (Grmec6 et Latine;) ex his chiefe places; donne according to the recensione et cunm ntis Saminelis Clarkii. Greeke, by Geo. Chapman. 2 v. in 1. Small Accessit varietas lectionum MS. Lips. et edd. folio. London, (about) 1611. veterum, cura J. A. Ernesti, qui et suas Iliads. Done according to the Greek, notas adspersit. Annexa sunt prolegomena by George Chapman. New edition, with ad Homerum, scriptore F. A. Wolfio. 5 v. notes, by W. C. Taylor. With Flaximan's 8~. Glasgume, 1814. designs. 2 v. 12~. London, 1843. Ilias et Odyssea; et in easdem scholia, Iliad and Odyssey. Translated by sive interpretatio veterum; item notre perpe- William Sotheby; illustrated by the designs tum, cum versione Latina emendatissima. of Flaxman. 4 v. 8~. London, 1834. Accedunt Batrachomyomachia, Hymni, et Iliad. Translated by Alexander Pope. Epigramlmata, una cum Fragmentis, et With notes, by Gilbert Wakefield. 6 v. 80. gemini indices. Opera, studio, et impensis London, 1796. Josume Barnes. 2 v. 40. Cantabrigire, The same. 2 v. 160. London, 1790. 1711. (Johnson's Eng. Poets, v. 48-49.) Ilias, Odysseae, Carmina, etc. (Gr. et - The same. 2v. 160. Chiswick, 1822. Lat.) 80. Paris, 1845. (Didot, Biblioth. (British Poets, v. 81-82.) Grecque, v. 25.) ~ The same. With notes, by T. A. Buck-Ilias. 160. Venitiis, 1524. ley; with Flaxman's designs. 2 v. 120. The same. (Grsece et Latin6.) Anno- London, 1853. tationes scripsit atque edidit Samuel Clarke. The same. Translated by William Editio 2. 2 v. 40. Londini, 1754. Mlnford. 2 v. 80. Boston, 1846. The amre. Cum brevi annotatione. The same. Translated into English Accedunt varime lectiones et observationes verse, with notes, by W. G. T. Barter. 80. veterum grammaticorum cum nostrm setatis London, 1854. critica; curante C. G. Heyne. 8 v. 80. The same. Translated (in literal prose) Lipsia, 1802. by T. A. Buckley. 12C. London, 1854. The same. Cum scholiis pseudepigra- (Bohn's Class. Library, v. 38.) phicis Didymi. 2 v. 8~. Oxonii, 1817. ~ Burlesque Translation of lomner. (First The same. From the text of Wolf, with twelve books of the Iliad. By Thomas English notes and Flaxman's designs. Edi- Brydges.) 4th ed. 2 v. 80. London, ted by C. C. Felton. 80. Boston, 1837. 1797. The same. Ad optimas editionesrecen- Odysses. Translated according to ye sita cura Gulielmi Veitch. 2 v. in 1. 12~. Greeke, by George Chapman; with notes, Edinburgi, 1852. by Richard Hooper. 2 v. 160. London, First Six Books of the Iliad; with Eng- 1857. lish notes, and glossary. By Charles An- Odyssey. Translated by Alexander thon. 120. New-York, 1853. Pope. With notes, by Gilbert Wakefield. --- Filias. Littera digamma restituta ad 5 v. 80. London, 1796. metri leges redegit et notatione brevi illus- - The same. 2 v. 16o. London, 1790. travit T. S. Brandeth. 2 v. in 1. 80. Lon- (Johnson's Eng. Poets, v. 50-51.) don, 1841. - The same. 2 v. 160. Chiswick, 1822. - Ulyssea; Batrachomyomachia; Hymni (Brit. Poets, v. 83-84.) XXXII. 160. Veuetiis, 1524. The same. With the Battle of the - Odyssea. (Grrec6 et Latine.) Item Frogs and Mice. 240. London, (about) Batrachomyomachia, Hymni, et Epigram- 1850. mata, Homero vulgo ascripta. Edidit, anno- The saine. With notes, by T. A. tationesque adjecit Samuel Clarke. 2 v. 40. Buckley; with Fiaxman's designs. 120. Londini. 1740. London, 1853. Index Vocabulorum in Homeri Iliade The same. Cowper's English version atque Odyssea ceterisque quotquot extant of the Odyssey. 2 v. 120. London, 1843. 560 HOMER. HOOD. HOMER. Odyssey. With the Hymns, Epi- informations, at Guildhall, London, during grams, and the Battle of the Frogs and three successive days, December 18-20, 1817. Mice. Literally translated, (in prose,) by 8~. London, 1818. T. A. Buckley. 120. London, 1851. Trial by Jury and Liberty of the Press. The same. (Bohn's Class. Library, Proceedings at the public meeting, Decemv. 39.) ber 29, 1817, at the City of London Tavern, Batrachomyomachia. Hymns and for the purpose of enabling William Hone to Epigrams. Hesiod's Works and Days. surmount the difficulties in which he has Musaeus's Hero and Leander. Juvenal's been placed by being selected by the minisFifth Satire. Translated by George Chap- ters of the Crown as the object of their perse man. With notes, by Richard Hooper. 160. cution. 4th ed. 8~. London, 1818. London, 1858. HONIBALL, (Thomas.) Perpetual Time Calcu- Ilias. Ubersetzen von Johann Hein- later, for ascertaining the number of days rich Voss. 160. Stuttgart, 1860. from any given day to any other within the *~ cOdyssee. Ubersetzen von Johann year. 40. London, 1815. Heinrich Voss. 160. Stuttgart, 1860. HONNORAT, (S. J.) Dictionnaire ProvengalHOMER, (William Bradford.) Writings. With Francais; ou dictionnaire de la Langue D'Oc, essay and memoir, by E. A. Park. 2d ed. ancienne et moderne; suivi d'un vocabulaire 120. Boston, 1849. FranCais-Provengal. 3 v. 40. Digne, HOMES, (Henry A.) Design and Import of 1846-48. Medals. 80. Albany, (N. Y.,) 1863. HONouR, Laws of; a compendious account of HOMES of American Authors; comprising an- the ancient derivation of all titles, dignities, ecdotical, personal, and descriptive sketches, offices, &c., as well spiritual as temporal, by various writers. Small 40. New-York, civil or military. 120. London, 1714. 1853. HONTAN, La. See LA HONTAN. HOMES of American Statesmen; with anec- IOOCKE. See HOOKE. dotal, personal, and descriptive sketches. HooD, (Charles.) PracticalTreatise on WarmSmall 40. New-York, 1858. ing Buildings by Hot Water; on ventilation, HOMMAIRE DE HELL, (Xavier.) Voyage en the chemical constitution of coal, and the Turquie et en Perse, execute par ordre du combustion of smoke. 3d ed. 80. London, gouvernement Francais, pendant les annies 1855. 1846-1848. V. 1, premibre partie. 80. Paris, HooD, (Edwin Paxton.) Swedenborg; a 1854. biography and an exposition. 160. London, Travels in the Steppes of the Caspian 1854. Sea, the Crimea, the Caucasus, &c. 8c. HooD, (George.) History of Music in New London, 1847. England; with biographical sketches of reHOMMERGUE, (John D.) Silk Culture. 12.0 formers and psalmists. 120. Boston, 1846. Philadelphia, 1839. HOOD, (Samuel.) Practical Treatise on the HOMO(EOPATHY, British Journal of. V. 3-20. Law relating to Registers, Registers' Courts, 80. London, 1845-1862. Orphans' Courts, Auditors, Executors, AdHONE, (William.) Ancient Mysteries De- ministrators, Guardians, and Trustees, in scribed; especially the English miracle Pennsylvania, with forms, &c. 80. Phila-. plays, founded on apocryphal New Testa- delphia, 1847. ment story. 80. London, 1823. HooD, (Thomas.) Works, comic and serious, Every-Day Book and Table Book; or, in prose and verse. Edited, with notes, by everlasting calendar of popular amusements, his son. 7 v. 120. London, 1862. sports, pastimes, ceremonies, manners, cus- CONTENTS. toms, and events, incident to each of the Bridge of Sighs, v. 7. tomic Annual, v. 2, 3, 4. three hundred and sixty-five days, in past Dream of Eugene Aram, v. 2. and present times. 3 v. 80. London, 1838. Fisling in Germany, v. 5. I Haunted House, v. 6. Year Book of Daily Recreation and Lamia, v. 2. Information. 80. London, 1838. Miss K. e gg and lhe Precious Leg, v. 5. M'lrs. Peck's Pudding, v. 7. Three Trials of William Hone for pub- National Tales, v. 2. lishig three Parodies, viz: the late John OdesaAddresses to Great People, v. 1. lishling tlhre e Parodies, Ouz: tre late JoFh otO lFamily, v. 7. Wilkes's Catechism, the Political Litany, Plea of the Midsummer Faries, v. 1. Poems, v. 1-7. and the Sinecurist's Creed, on three ex-officio Song of the Shirt, v. 6. 561 HOOD. HOOKER. HOOD, (Thomas.) Works, &c.-Continued. HOOK, (Walter Farquhar.) Lives of the ArchTale of a Trumpet, v. 5. bishops of Canterbury. V. 1-2. 80. LonTylney Hall, v. 3-4. Up the Rhine, v. 4-5. don, 1860-62. Whims and Oddities, v. 1. HOOKE, (Colonel.) R6volutions d'lcosse et Whimsicalities, v. 6. Comic Annual. 10 v. 16. London, d'Irlande en 1707-1709; ou pieces originales o1830-39. qui n'ont te publiees. 160. La Haye, 1758. Poems. 4 v. 160. Boston, 1854-56. Secet History of Colonel Hooke's NeThe same. 120. Boston, 1861. gotiations in Scotland in 1707. Written by himself. 8~. Edinburgh, 1760. Tylney Hall. 160. London, 1840. himself. 80. Edinburgh, 1760. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, v. 80.) HOOKE, (Nathaniel.) Observations on the Whims and Oddities, in prose and Roan Senate. 4 London, 1758 verse. 160. London, 1836. Roman History, from the building of Whimsicalities. 2 v. 12. London, Rome to the ruin of the Commonwealth. 5th 1844. edition. 4 v. 40~. London, 1770-71. Memorials of. Collected, arranged, HOOKER, (Joseph Dalton.) Botany of the and edited by his daughter; with notes, by Antartic Voyage of H. M. Discovery Ships his son. 2 v. 120. London, 1860. Erebus and Terror, in 1838 to 1843, under HOOD, (Thomas, Jr.) Pen and Pencil Pic- command of Captain Sir James Clark Ross. tures. 120. London, 1857. 2v. 4o London, 1844-47. HOOD, (W. Charles.) Suggestions for the The same. Flora Novoe-Zelandise. 2 Future Provision of Criminal Lunatics. 80. v. 4. London, 1853-55. London, 1854. Himalayan Journals; notes of a natuHOOGEVEN, (Henricus.) Doctrina Particu- list in Bengal, the Sikkim and Nepal larum Linguse Grnece, in epitomen redegit Himalayas, the Khasia mountains, &c. 2 Christianus Godofredus Schuttz. 80. Glas- v 80. London, 1854. gum, 1813. Himalayan Plants. Folio. London, Greek Particles. Abridged and trans- 1855. lated into English, by John Seager. 80. Rhododendrons of Silkkim-Himalaya. London, 1829. 2d ed. Folio. London, 1849. HOOK, (Theodore E.) All in the Wrong; or, HOOKER, (Richard.) Works; in eight books births, deaths, and marriages. 160. Lon- of the laws of ecclesiastical polity. Comdon, 1842. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, v. 88.) pleted out of his own MeS.; with several ____ Gilbert Gurney. 160. London, 1850. other treatises by the same author, all re(Bentley's Standard Novels, v. 86.) vised and corrected by a diligent hand. Gurney Married; a sequel to Gilbert Folio. London, 1723. Gurney. 80. Paris, 1839. Works. Also, Isaac Walton's life of _ Jack Brag. 160. London, 1850. the author. Edited by W. S. Dobson. 2 v. (Bentley's Standard Novels, v. 75.) 8~. London, 1825. Life of General Sir David Baird; in- The same. 2 v. 80. Oxford, 1839. eluding his private papers and correspond- CONTENTS. ence. 2 v. 80. London, 1832. Discourse on Justification, v. 2. Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity, v. 1-2. Maxwell. 160. London, 1849. (Bent- Life of Hooker, by. Waltol, v. 1. ley's Standard Novels, v. 35.) iSermon the Elect, v. 2. Parson's Daughter. 160. London, Sermon of the Nature of Pride, v. 2. 1847. (Bentley's Standard Novels, v. 46.) Sermons upon part of St. Jude's Epistle, v. 2. Supplication made to the Council by Walter TraWidow and the Marquis; or, love and vers, and answer to the same, v. 2. pride. 160. London, 1842. (Bentley's HOOKER, (Sir William Jackson.) Botanical Standard Novels, v, 87.) Miscellany; figures and descriptions of such HOOK, (Walter Farquhar.) Church Diction- plants as recommend themselves by their ary. 6th ed., revised and adapted to the novelty, rarity, or history, or by the uses to Protestant Episcopal Church in the United which they are applied in the arts, in mediStates. 80. Philadelphia, 1854. cine, and in domestic economy. 3 v. 80. ~- lEcclesiastical Biography; lives of an- London, 1830. cient fathers and modern divines, with no- British Jungermanniae; history and tices of heretics and schismatics. 8 v. 120. description, with colored figures of each speLondon, 1852. cies. 40. London, 1816. 71 562 HOOKER. HOPE, HOOKER, (Sir William Jackson.) Century of Filicum; figures and descriptions of Ferns, Orchidaceous Plants, selected from Curtis's principally of such as have been altogether Botanical Magazine. 4~. London, 1849. unnoticed by botanists. 2 v. Folio. London, Companion to the Botanical Magazine. 1831. 2 v. 80. London, 1835-6. and TAYLOR, (T.) Muscologia BriExotic Flora; figures and descriptions tannica; the Mosses of Great Britain and of new, rare, and otherwise interesting plants; Ireland, systematically arranged and dewith remarks upon their generic and specific scribed. 2d ed. 8~.. London, 1827. characters, natural orders, history, culture, HOOKER, (Worthington.) First Book in Phytimeof flowering, &c. 3v. 8~. Edinburgh, siology. 120. New-York, 1855. 1823-27. Human Physiology. 12~. New-York, Flora Bo reali-Americana; or, the Bot- 1854. any of the Northern Parts of British America. - Homoepathy; an examination of its 2 v. 4~. London, 1840. doctrines and evidences. 120. New-York, - Flora Scotica; or, a Description of 1851. Scottish Plants. 8~. London, 1821. Natural History. 12~. New York, 1860. Genera Filicum; or, illustrations of ferns. Physician and Patient; view of the (By Francis Bauer.) Large 8~. London, 1842. mutual duties, relations, and interests of the Icones Plantarum; or, figures and de- medical profession and the community. 12~. scriptions of new and rare plants. 9 v. 80. New York, 1849. London, 1837-52. HooPER, (Edward James.) Western Fruit Journal of Botany; a second series of Book. 12~. Cincinnati, 1857. the Botanical Miscellany. 4v. 8~. London, HOOPER, (George.) Italian Campaigns of 1834-42. General Bonaparte in 1796-7 and 1800. 12~. London Journal of Botany. 7 v. 8~. London, 1859. London, 1842-50. (V. 7 wanting.) HOOPER, (Jacob.) Impartial History of the Journal of Botany, and Kew Garden Rebellion and Civil Wars of England, during Miscellany. 9 v. 8~. London, 1849-57. the Reign of King Charles I. Folio. Lon(V. 1 and 2 wanting.) don, 1738. Journal of a Tour in Iceland in 1809. HOOPER, (Johnson J.) Widow Rugby's Hus2d ed. 2 v. 8~. London, 1813. band, and other Tales of Alabama. 12~. Kew Gardens; popular guide to the Philadelphia, 1851. Royal Botanic Gardens of Kew. 14th ed. HOOPER, (Robert.) Lexicon Medicum; or, 160. London, 1856. Medical Dictionary. 8th ed., revised. By Musci Exotici. 2 v. 80. London, Klein Grant. 8~. London, 1848. 1818-20. HOOPER, (Samuel.) Examination of the Theory Notes on the Botany of the Antarctic and the Effect of Laws regulating the amount Voyage conducted by Capt. James Clark of specie in Banks. 8~. Boston, 1860. Ross, in the Erebis and Terror. With ob- HooPEn, (William.) Discourse on the Force servations on the Tussac Grass of the Falk- of Habit. 8~. Raleigh, (N. C.,) 1851. land Islands. 8~. London, 1843. HOOPEn, (W. H.) Ten Months among the Species Filicum; being descriptions of Tents of the Tuski; with incidents of an the known Ferns. 8~. London, 1846. Arctic boat expedition in search of Sir John Victoria Regia; or, illustrations of the Franklin. 8~. London, 1853. royal water-lily, in a series of figures by W. HOPE, (AMrs. Anne.) Memoir of the late Dr. Fitch, from specimens at Kew. Folio. Lon- James Hope. With remarks on classical don, 1851. education, by Dr. Hope. Edited by K. Grant. and ARNOTT, (G. A. W.) Botany of 3d ed. 12~. London, 1844. Capt. Beechey's voyage; account of the HOPE, (A. J. Beresford.) The English Catheplants collected during the voyage to the dral of the Nineteenth Century; with illusPacific and Behring's Straits, in ship Blos- trations. 8~. London, 1861. som, in 1825-28. 4~. London, 1841. ~ England, the North and the South. 3d - British Flora; comprising the phmno- ed. 8~. London, 1862. (Pol. Pam., v. 92.) gamous or flowering plants, and the ferns. Popular View of the American Civil 6th ed. 12~. London, 1850. War. 3d ed. 8C. London, 1861. (Pol. and GREVILLE, (Robert K.) Icones Pam., v. 92.) 563 HOPE. HORATIUS. HOPE, (A. J. Beresford.) Results of the Ameri- HOPKINS, (Samuel; D. D.) Memoirs of Jonacan Disruption: substance of a lecture. 3d than Edwards. Revised and enlarged by ed. 80. London, 1862. (Pol. Pam., v. 91.) John Hawksley. 120. London, 1815. HOrE, (Frederick William.) Coleopterist's HOPKINS, (Samuel.) 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Introduction to an ascent of Mont Blanc, by a new route and the New Testament. From the German, by without guides. 120. London, 1856. D. Fosdick, Jr.; with notes, by M. Stuart. HUDSON, (C. F.) Debt and Grace, as related 80. Andover, (Mass.,) 1836. to the doctrine of a future life. 5th edition. HUGEL, (Carl von.) Kaschmir und das Reich 120. Boston, 1859. derSiek. 4 v. in5. 80. Stuttgart, 1840-48. HUDSON, (E. M.) Der Zweite Unabhiingig- -- Travels in the Cashmir and Punjab; keits-Kreig am Amerika. 80. Berlin, 1862. containing a particular account of the govThe Second War of Independence in ernment and character of the Sikhs. 80. America. Translated by the author, from London, 1845. the 2d German edition. 80. London, 1863. HUGGINS, (Edward.) Case in Nevis, 1817. HUDSON, (Henry.) Voyages and Northern 80. London, 1817. (Slavery Pam., v. 7.) Discoveries, 1607-1609. 80. London, 1860. HUGHES, (David.) Treatise on the Law re(Hakluyt Society, v. 27.) lating to Insurance. 80. 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Report of the Case of tile i;rion de Lornile drame, v. 9. MIirabeau, sur, v. 16. King against Bebb and others, assignees of Notre DIlie de Paris, v. 3-4. Odes et Baillides, v. 1-2 Castell and Powell, Bankrupts, on an Ex- Oietles, L, v. 2. Orientales, Les, v. 2. tent. 80. London, 1811. layons (les) et les Ombres, v. 12. IRhin, Le, v. 5-7. HUGHES, (T. M.) Overland Journey to Lisbon Roi (le) S'Aluse: drame, v. 9. at the close of 1816; with a picture of the Ruy Bias: draime, v. 11. Voix (les) Interieures, v. 12. actual state of Spain and Portugal. 2 v. Ymbert Gallois,v. 16. 120. London, 1847. Legende des Sidcles. le srie. HisRevelations of Spain in 1845. 2d ed. toire: les Petites epopees. 120. Paris, 2 v. 12~. London, 1845. 1862. HUGnES, (Thomas Smart.) History of Eng- Les Miserables. 10 v. in 5. 80. Paris, land, from the accession of George III, 1862. 1760, to the accession of Queen Victoria, - Les Mis6rables; authorized copyright 1837. 3d ed. 7 v. 80. London, 1846. edition. 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Victor Hugo; a life related by one who HUGHES, (William;) and LONG, (George.) has witnessed it; including a drama, entitled Atlas of Classical Geography. Small 40. Inez de Castro, and other unpublished works. Philadelphia, 1856. Authorized translation. 2v. 12~. London, HUGHES, (William Carter.) American Miller 1863. and Millwright's Assistant. 120. Philadel- HUGUENOT Exiles; or, the times of Louis XIV. phia, 1851. 120. New-York, 1856. 574 HUILLARD. HUMBOLDT. HUILLARD-BRLIHOLLES, (J. L. Alphonse,) Maria Campbell; with history of the camChronicon Piacentinum, et Chronicon de paign of 1812, and surrender of Detroit, by Rebus in Italia Gestis; Historia Stirpis Ir- his grandson, James Freeman Clarke. 8~. peratoriem Suevorum illustrandie aptissima. New-York, 1848. 4". Parisiis, 1856. Report of the Trial of Brig.-General HUISH, (RIobert.) Bees; their natural history William Hull, commanding the North-Westand general managaement. 12~. London, ern Army of the United States, by a Court 1844. Martial held at Albany, on Monday, 3d JanuMemoirs, private and political, of Dan- ary, 1814, and succeeding days. Taken by iel O'Connell. 80. London, 1836. Lieut. Col. Forbes. 80. New-York, 1814. Memoirs of Charlotte Augusta, and HULLAHI, (John.) History of Modern Music. Leopold of Saxe-Coburg Saalfeld. 80. Lon- 160. London, 1862. don, 1818. Sea Songs; edited by John Hullah. Memoirs of GeorgeIV. 2v. 80. Lon- 8~. London, 1847. don, 1830. HULLMANDEL, (C.) Art of Drawing on Stone. Public and Private Life of George III.; 80. London, 1833. with secret anecdotes of his majesty, the HULLOCK, (John.) Law of Costs. 2d ed. royal family, etc. Also, an historical memoir 2v. 80. London, 1810. of the House of Brunswick, translated from HULSIUS, (Lavinus.) Imperatorumn Romanthe Latin work entitled Origines Guelphicoe. orum Numismatum series, G C. J. Cesare ad 40. London, 1821. Rudolphum II. 180. Francofurti, 1603. HULBERT, (Daniel P. M.) Education, Emi- HULTAIAN, (C.) Dissertatio historico-politica gration, and Supremacy, theologically con- inauguralis de Jure Legatorum. 80. Lugsidered. 160. London, 1850. duni Batavorum, 1826. HULL, (Amos G.) Treatise on the Powers and HUMBLE, (William.) Dictionary of Geology Duties, other than judicial, of Town and and Mineralogy, comprising such terms in County Officers in the State of New-York; natural history as are connected with the with an appendix of precedents designed for study of geology. 80. London, 1860. the use of those officers and the legal pro- HUMBLY, (W. W. W.) Journal of a Cavalry fession. 80. Albany, 1855. (2 copies.) Officer; including the memorable Sikh CamHULL, (Edward.) Coal Fields of Great Bri- paign of 1845-46. 80. London, 1854. tain; their history, structure, and duration; HUMBOLDT, (F. H. Alexander von.) Aspects with notices of the coal fields of other parts of Nature in Different Lands and Different of the world. 120. London, 1861. Climates; withscientificelucidations. TransHULL, (Henry.) Memoirs of his Life and Re- lated by Mrs. Sabine. 2 v. in 1. 160. ligious Labors. 80. Philadelphia, 1840. London, 1850. (Friends' Library, v. 4.) Cosmos. Sketch of a Physical DeHULL, (Calptain Isaac.) Minutes of Proceed- scription of the Universe. Translated under ings of the Court of Enquiry, into his Offi- the superintendence of Edward Sabine. cial Conduct as Commandant of the United 8th ed. 4 v. 12~. London, 1850-58. States Navy, at Charlestown, (Mass.) 80. - The same. Translated by E. C. Otte Washington, 1822. and W. S. Dallas. V. 5. 120. London, 1858. HULL, (John.) Elements of Botany. 2 v. - Geognostical Essay on the Superposi80. Manchester, 1800. tion of Rocks, in both hemispheres. From HULL, (William.) Defence of Brigadier Gen- the French. 80. London, 1823. eral Hull, before the general court-martial, Letters written between the years 1827 at Aibany, March, 1814; with an address to and 1858, to Varnhagen von Ense. Together the people of the United States, written by with extracts from Varnhagen's diaries, and himself. 120. Boston, 1814. letters from Varnhagen and others to Hum- Memoirs of the Campaign of the North- boldt. Author;zed translation from the GerWestern Army of the United States, A. D. man with notes, by Ludmilla Assing. 8~. 1812; with brief sketch of the revolutionary London, 1860. services of the author. 80. Boston, 1824. Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Revolutionary Services and Civil Life Spain; with physical sections and maps. of General William Hull. Prepared from Translated from the French, by John Black. his manuscripts, by his daughter, Mrs. 4 v. 80. London, 1811-22. 575 HUMBOLDT. HUME. HUMBOLDT, (F. H. Alexander von.) Political ses du nouveau continent, decrites et pubEssay on the Kingdom of New Spain; &c. li6es par C. S. Kunth. Folio. Paris, 1819. (Without maps.) V. I and 2. 8". New- Personal Narrative of Travels to the York. 1811. (No more published.) 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Java, nebst einer einleitung iiber die verTravels and Researches; a condensed schiedenheit des menslichen sprachbaues und narrative of his journeys in the equinoctial ihren einfluss auf die geistige entwickelung regions of America, and in Asiatic Russia. des menschengeschlechts. V. I. 40. BerBy William Macgillivray. 2d ed. 160. lin, 1836.. Edinburgh, 1833. Letters to a Female Friend. From the The same. 180. New-York, 1842. German, with a biographical notice, by (Harper's Fain. Library, v. 59.) Catharine M. A. Couper. 2 v. 120. LonTribute to the Memory of A. von Hum- don, 1849. boldt, by the New York Geographical and - Sphere and Duties of Government. Statistical Society. 120. New York, 1859. From the German, by J. Coulthard, Jr. 120. Ueber die tiltesten Karten des Neuen London, 1854. (2 copies.) Continents und den Namen Amerika. Folio. HUaME, (&.) Learned Societies and Printing Nltrnberg, 1853. (Preface toGiaILLANY, Ges- Clubs of the United Kingdom. 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Edinburgh, 1814. gress of coining money in Greece and her Decisions of the Court of Sessions, colonies. Small 40. London, 1850. 1781 to 1822, in the form of a Dictionary. Art of Illumination and Missal Paint40. Edinburgh, 1839. ing; illustrated by specimens. 120. LonHUME, (J. D.) Laws of the Customs, com- don, 1849. piled by direction of the lords commissioners Butterfly Vivarium; or, insect home. of his majesty's treasury. 80. London, Small 40. London, 1858. 1836. Coinage of the British Empire, from HUME, (Sophia.) Epistle to the Inhabitants the earliest period to the present. Small 40. of South Carolina. 80. London, 1754. London, 1854.. Exhortation to the Inhabitants of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins of EngProvince of South Carolina, to bring their land. 6th ed. 120. London, 1849. deeds to the light of Christ, in their own Illuminated Books of the Middle Ages; consciences. 80. Bristol, 1750. account of the development and progress of HUMFREY, (J. H.) 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HUNTER, (Alfied.) Catalogue Showing the - Few Words in Reply to the animadLocation of every Model of Patented In- versions of Mr. Dyce on his "Disquisition vention in the Patent Office. 80. Wash- on the Tempest," (1839;) and his "New ington, 1855. illustrations of the life, studies, and writings HUNTER, (Anne.) Poems. 120. London, 1802. of Shakespeare," (1845.) 80. London, 1853. HUNTER, (Henry.) History of London and its Hallamshire Glossary. 120. London, Environs. v. in 4. 40. London, 1811. 1829. Sacred Biography; or, the history of Milton; a sheaf of gleanings after his the patriarchs. 5 v. 80. London, 1820. biographers and annotators. 120. London, HUNTER, (John, M. D.) Works. With notes, 1850. (Bound with HUNTER'S Agincourt, edited by J. F. Palmer. 4v. 80. With &c.) plates. 40. London, 1837. Robin Hood; the great hero of ancient CONTENTS. minstrelsy of England: his period, characAnimal Economy, Obser s o, ter, etc., investigated and perhaps ascerAnimal Economy, Observations on, v. 4. Blood, Treatise on, v. 3. tained. 120. London, 1852. (Bound with Gan-Shot Wounds, Treatise on, v. 3. HNTER's Agcourt, &c.) Inflammation, Treatise on, v. 3. Life, by D. Ottley, v. 1. i-JNTER, (Robert.) Treatise on the Law of Popliteal Aneurllm, Method of performing the opelration for cure of, v. 3. Landlord and Tenant; with an appendix Segical Lectures, v. 1. containing forms of leases. 3d ed. 2 v. Teeth,'reatl ise on, v. 2. Venereal Disecase, Treatise on, v. 2. 80. Edinburgh, 1850. 579 HUNTER. HURLY. HUNTER, (R. M. T.) Speech at the Demo- HuRAULT, (Philippe.) See CHIVERNY. cratic Demonstration at Poughkeepsie, New HURAULT DU FAY, (Michel.) Premier DisYork. 8~. (n. p,) 1856. cours sur l'Estat de ]a France, avec certaines HUNTER, (Thomas.) 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JACOBS, (Friedrich.) Hellas; or, the Home, Law Dictionary. Corrected and en- History, Literature, and Art of the Greeks. larged by Tomlins. 6 v. 80. New-York, Translated from the German, by John Oxen1811. ford. 160. London, 1855. Lex Mercatoria; or, the Merchant's JACOBS, (Thomas J.) Scenes, Incidents, and Companion; containing all the laws and sta- Adventures in the Pacific Ocean, or the tutes relating to merchandize. 2d ed. 80. islands of the Australasian seas, during the London, 1729. cruise of the clipper Margaret Oakley, Poetical Register; or, the lives and under Capt. Benj. Morrell. 120. New characters of the English Poets. 2 v. 120. York, 1844. London, 1719-20. JACOBS, (W. Stephen.) Experiments and - Review of the Statutes, both ancient Observations on Urinary and Intestinal and modern. 80. London, 1713. Calculi. 8~. Philadelphia, 1801. - Statute Law Commonplaced, 2d ed.- Student's Chemical Pocket Companion. 80. London, I730. 180. Philadelphia, 1802. 75 594 JACOBSEN. JAMAICA. JACOBSEN, (Friedrich Johann.) Handbuch plantie illre quas in insulis Martiniem, Jafiber das Practische Seerecht der Englinder maica, Domingo, aliisque, et in vicinse conund Franzosen in hinsicht auf das von ihren tinentis parte, observavit rariores. Adjectis in Kriegszeiten angehaltene neutrale Eigen- iconibus ad autoris archetypa pictis. Folio. thum. 2 v. 12~. Hamburg, 1803-1805. Vindobonse, (about 1780.) Laws of the Sea, with reference to JAEGER, (B.;) and PRESTON, (H. C.) Life maritime commerce, during peace and war. of North American Insects; with illustraTranslated by W.. Frick 80. Baltimore, 1818. tions. 120. New-York, 1859. JACOBUS Nisibenus. Sermones. (Armen. et JAGO, (Richard.) Poems. 80. London,1810. Lat.,) cum notis et dissertatione de ascetis. (Chalmers' Eng. Poets, v. 17.) Quoe omnia nunc priminm in lucem prodeunt. - The same. 160. Chiswick, 1822. cura N. Antonelli. Folio. Koree, 1756. (British Poets, v. 55.) JACOBUS, (Melancthon Williams.) Notes on the JAGOE, (John.) Index to the Reported Cases Gospels, critical and explanatory.-Matthew. not over-ruled or obsolete, and to the Stat120. New-York, 1848. utes. Rules, and Orders relating to the prinJACOTIUS, (D.) De Philosophorum Doctrina. ciples, pleading, and practice of the Courts (Gronovius, Thesaurus Graec. Antiq., v. 10.) of Equity in England and Ireland, and of JACQUEMONT, (Victor.) Letters from India; the equitable jurisdiction of the House of journey in the British dominions of India Lords and Privy Council, from the earliest Thibet, Lahore, and Cashmeer, in 1828-31, time to 1850. V. 1-2. 80. London, 1851. by order of the French government. 2d ed JAHN, (Johann.) Archseologia Biblica; a 2 v. 160. London, 1835. manual of biblical antiquities. Translated, JACQUES, (John.) History of Junius and his with additions, by T. C. Upham. 3d ed. Works; and review of the controversy re- 80. Oxford, 1836. specting his identity. 120. London, 1843. History of the Hebrew Commonwealth. JACQUES et HERINCQ, (MM.) Manuel Gene- Translated from the German, by Calvin E. ral des Plantes, Arbres, et Arbustes; classes Stowe. 8~. Andover, (Mass.,) 1828. selon la mathode de DeCandolle. V. 1-3. JAHR, (G. H. G.) Manual of Homoeopathic 120. Paris, 1847. Medicine. Translated from the 4th ed., and JACQUIN, (Nicholas Josephus.) Collectanea edited, with additions, by P. F. Curie. 2d ad Botanicam, Chemiam, et Historiam Natu- ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1847. ralem spectantia, cum figuris. Cun supple- New Manual, (or Symptomen-Codex.) mento. 5 v. 40. Vindobonae, 1786-96. Translated, with additions, by C. J. Hempel, - Florae Austriacre, sive Plantarum Se- assisted by James M. Quinn. 2 v. 80. lectarum in Austria Archiducatu sponte New-York, 1848. crescentium, icones ad vivum coloratae, et Pocket Dictionary and Concordance of descriptionibus ac synonymis illustrate. 5 Homceopathic Practice. Translated by C. v. in 3. Folio. Vindobonae, 1773-78. J. Hempel. Edited by J. Laurie. 160. ~ —--- Hortus Botanicus Vindobonensis, sive London, 1850. plantarum rariorum qu'e in horto botanico JAKOB, (Ludwig Heinrich von.) StaatsfinanzVindobonensi coluntur, icones coloratae et Wissensehaft. 2v. 80. Halle, 1821. succinctae descriptiones. 3 v. Folio. Vin- JAL, (A.) Glossaire Nautique. Repertoire dobonre, 1770-76. polygotte de termes de marine anciens et -- Miscellanea Austriaca ad Botanicam, modernes. 40. Paris, 1848. Chemiam, et Historiam Naturalem spectan- Memoire sur quelques Documents Getia, cum figuris partim coloratis. 2 v. in 1. nois relatifs aux deux Croisades de Saint 40. Vindobonia, 1778-81. Louis. - 80. Paris, 1842. ~-~~- Observationum Botanicarum, iconibus JAMAICA. Account of Jamaica and its Inhabab auctore delineatis illustratarum, partes itants. By a gentleman long resident in the IV. Folio. Vindobone, 1764-71. West Indies. 80. London, 1808. --- Oxalis; monographia, iconibus illus- Acts of Assembly, passed in the Island of trata. 40. Vindobonae, 1794. Jamaica, 1681 to 1737. Folio. London, 1738..- Selectarum Stirpium Americanarum - Laws of Jamaica, passed by the asHistoria. Folio. Vindobone, 1763. sembly, and confirmed by his majesty in The same. In qua ad Linnxanum council, February 23, 1683. 12~. London, systema determinatme descriptseque sistuntur 1683. 5T5 JAMAICA. JAMES. JAMAICA. New History of Jamaica, from the JAMES, (Alexander.) Reports of Cases in the earliest accounts to the taking of Porto Bello Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, including by Vice-Admiral Vernon. In thirteen letters also the general rules of the court, and refrom a gentleman to his friend. 2d ed. 80. ports of several miscellaneous cases in the London, 1740. superior courts, 1853 to 1855. V. 1. 85. Privileges of the Island of Jamaica Halifax, 1855. Vindicated; with an impartial narrative of JAMES, (Charles.) Collection of the Charges, the case of John Olyphant, member of the Opinions, and Sentences of General Courts House of Representatives. 8~. London, Martial. as published by authority, from the 1765. (Col. Pam., v. 6.) year 1795 to the present time. 8~. London, Extrait d'un brochure Anglaise sur la 1820. Navigation de la Jamaique. Small 40. - Regimental Companion; containing 1739. (MS.) the pay, allowances, and relative duties of JAMBLICHUS. De Mysteriis Eggyptiorum, every officer in the British service. 7th ed. Chaldeorum, Assyriorum; Procli, Porphy- 4 v. 24~. London, 1811-13. rii, Synesii, Pselli, et aliorum opusculis de Universal Military Dictionary, in EngDemonibus, etc. Smallfolio. Venetiis,1497. lish and French. 4th ed. 80. London, - Diama. (Gr. et Lat.) (Didot, Bib- 1816. lioth. Giecque, v. 13.) JAMES, (Edwin.) Account of an Expedition,JAMES I., (King of England.) Workes. Pub- fiom Pittsburgh to the Rocky Mountains, lished by James, Bishop of Winton, and performed in the years 1819-20, by order of Deane of His Majesties Chappell Royall. the Hon. J. C. Calhoun, Secretary of War; Folio. London, 1616. under the command of Major Stephen H. CONTENTS. Long. 2 v. 80; with maps, 40. PhiladelEpistle to the whole Church Militant. phia, 1823. Paraphrase upon the Revelation of St. John. Dnmonologue in form of a Dialogue, divided into JAMES, (George Payne Rainsford.) Brief Histhree books. tory of the United States Boundary Question. BAXIAIKON An&PON; or, his MIajesties instruc- tions to his dearest son Henry, the prince. 8~. London, 1839. Trew Law of Free Monarchies. Educational Institutions of Germany. Counterblaste to Tobacco. Discourse of the Powder-Treason. 120. London, 1835. Apologie for the Oath of Allegiance. Histoy of Charlemange. 2d ed. 80 Premonition to all Christian Monarches, Kings, Free Princes, and States. London, 1847. Fortus Lyes Confuted. Declaration against Vorstius. The same. 180. New York, 1842. Defence of the Right of Kings. (Harper's Fal. Libray, v. 65.) Speeches in Parliament, White Hall, and Starre- H Chamber. History of Chivalry. 180. New-York, The Kings Maiesties Declaration to his 1841. (Harper's Fam. Library, v. 23.) Subjects concerning Lawful Sports to be - History of the Life of Edward the used.' Small 4~. London, 1817.. (Smee- Black Prince, and of various events conton's Tracts, v. 1.) nected therewith, which occurred during the Secret History of the Court of James I. Reign of Edward III., King of England. 2 v. 80. Edinburgh, 1811. 2 v. 80. London, 1836. JAMES, (Duke of York; afterwards James I., - History of the Life of Richard Coeurof England.) Memoires, sur les Evenemens de-Lion, King of England. 4 v. 80. Lonen France, 1652-59. 80. Paris, 1838. (Mi- don, 1842. chaud. Coll. M6m. Hist. France, v. 25.) Life and Times of Louis the Fourteenth. JAMEs II., (King of England.) Memoirs of 4 v. 80. London, 1838. James the Second, collected from various au- Life of Henry the Fourth, King of thentic sources. 2 v. 120. London, 1821. France and Navarre. 3 v. 80. London, Memoires de Jacques II. 4 v. 80. 1847. Paris, 1827. (Coil. des Memoires relatifs I Memoirs of Celebrated Women. 2 v. la Revolution d'Analeterre, v. 22-25.) 120. London, 1837. JAMES VI., (of Scolland.) Correspondence Novels and Romances, viz: with Sir Robert Cecil and others during the Agincourt; aromance. 80. London, 1849. reign of Queen Elizabeth. Edited by J. The same. 160. London, 1853. Bruce. Small 40. London, 1861. - (Camden Agnes Sorel; a novel. 80, New-York, Society Pub., No. 78.) 1853. 5)96 JAMES. JAMES. JAMES, (George Payne Rainsford.) Novels JAMES, (George Payne Rainsford.) Novels and Romances-Continued. and Romances-Continued. Arabella Stuart; a romance fiom English Gowrie; or, the king's plot. 8t. Lonhistory. 160. London, 1853. don, 1848. The same. 3 v. 12~. London, 1844. The same. 160. London, 1853. Arrah Neil; or, times of old. 160. Lon- Heidelberg; aromance. 3v. 120. London, 1853. don, 1846. (V. I wanting.) The same. 3 v. 120. London, 1845. The same. 160. London, 1852. Attila; a romance. 160 London, 1853. Henry Masterton; or, the adventures of a The same. 3 v. 120. London, 1845. young cavalier. 3v. 12~. London, Beauchamp; or, the terror. 160. Lon- 1832. don, 1854. The same. 160. London, 1.853. The same. 3 v. 120. London, 1848. Henry of Guise; or, the states of Blois. Book of the Passions. Illustrated by 3 v. 120. London, 1839. Charles Heath. 80. London, 1839. The same. 160. London, 1854. Brigand; or, Corse de Leon. 160. Lon- Henry Smeaton; a Jacobite story of the don, 1854. reign of George the First. 3 v. 120. Castelneau; or, the ancient iegime. 80. London, 1851. London, 1849. The same. 80. New-York, 1850. The same. 160. London, 1850. Huguenot; a tale of the French ProtestCastle of Ehrenstein; its lords, spiritual ants. 3 v. 120. London, 1839. and temporal; its inhabitants, earthly The same. 160. London, 1853. and unearthly. 160. London, 1854. Jacquerie; or, the lady and the page; an The same. 3 v. 120. London, 1849. historical romance. 3 v. 12. LonCharles Tyrrell; or, the bitter blood. 160. don, 1841. London, 1854. King's Highway. 2 v. 120. New-York, The same. 2 v. 120. London, 1839. 1840. Commissioner, The; or, de lunatico inqui- The same. 3 v. 120. London, 1844. rendo. 80. Dublin, 1843. - The same. 160. London, 1854. Convict; a tale. 160. London, 1854. Last of the Fairies. 160. London, 1847. The same. 3 v. 120. London, 1849. Life and Adventures of John Marston Hall. Dark Scenes of History. 3v. 120. Lon- 3 v. 120. London, 1834. don, 1849. The same. 160. London, 1853. Darnley; or, the field of the cloth of gold, Life of Vicissitudes; a story of revolu80. London, 1846. tionarytimes. 8~. New-York, 1852. The same. 160. London, 1853. Lord Montagu's Page; an historical roThe same. 160. London, 1849. (Bent- mance of the seventeenth century. ley's Stand. Novels, v. 53.) 120. Philadelphia, 1858. De L'Orme. 160. London, 1854. (Bent- Man at Arms; or, Henri de Cerons. 2d ley's Stand. Novels, v. 56.) ed. 3 v. 120. London, 1842. Desultory Man. 3 v. 120. London, The same. 160. London, 1844. (Bent1836. ley's Stand. Novels, v. 93.) Eva St. Clair; and other collected tales. Margaret Graham; a tale, founded on 2 v. 120. London, 1846. facts. 2 v. 120. London, 1848. False Heir. 3 v. 120. London, 1843. Mary of Burgundy; or, the revolt of Ghent. Fate, The; a tale of stirring times. 80. 160. London, 1854. New-York, 1851. Morley Ernstein; or, the tenants of the Forest Days; a romance of old times. 3 v. heart. 2d ed. 3 v. 12i. London, 120. London, 1843. 1843. Forgery; or, best intentions. 3 v. 120. The same. 160. London, 1853. London, 1849. Old Dominion; or, the Southampton masThe same. 160. London, 1854. sacre. 80. New-York, 1856. Gentleman of the Old School. 3 v. 120. Old Oak Chest; a tale of domestic life. 3 v. London, 1839. 120. London, 1850. The same. 160. London, 1853. One in a Thousand; or, the days of Henri Gipsy; a tale. 160. London, 1854. Quatre. 80. London, 1845. 597 JAMES. JAMESON. JAMES, (George Payne Rainsford.) Novels JAMrS, (John.) History and Topography of and Romances-Continued. Bradford; with topographical notices of its Pequinillo; atale. 80. New-York, 1852. parish. 8~. London, 1851. Philip Augustus; or, the brothers in arms. JAMES, (,John Angell.) Anxious Inquirer after 3 v. 12~. London, 1831. Salvation. 160. New-York. (n. d.) The same. 160. London, 1854. JAMES, (John Thomas.) Journal of a Tour in The same. 160. London, 1850. (Bent- Germany, Sweden, Russia, and Poland, durley's Stand. Novels, v. 59.) ing 1813-14.:2ded. 2v. 80. London, 1817. Richelieu; a tale of France. 160. Lon- JAMES, (Thomas.) Dangerous Voyage in his don, 18:39. intended Discovery of a North-West Passage Robber; a tale. 3v. 120. London, 1833. into the South Sea, 1631-1632. 2d ed. 80. Rose D'Albret; or, troublous tiles; a ro- London, 1740. (Bound with SMIT-T, (Wm.,) mance. 3 v. 120. London, 1844. I Natural History of Nevis.) Russell; a tale of the reign of Charles II. The same. (Churchill's Voyages and 3 v. 120. London, 1849. Travels, v. 2.) The same. 160. London, 1854. JAMES, (William.) Full and correct Account Sir Theodore Broughton; or, Laurel Water. of the Military Occurrences of the late War 3 v. 120. London, 1848. between Great Britain and the United States The same. 160. London, 1853. of America. 2 v. 80. London, 1818. Step-Mother. 160. London, 1855. ~ Full and correct Account of the Naval Ticonderoga; or, the Black Eagle. 8~. Occurrences of the late War between Great New-York, 1854. Britain and the United States of America. Whim and its Consequences. 3 v. 120. 80. London, 1817. London, 1850. Naval History of Great Britain, from The same. 160. London, 1853. 1793 to the accession of George IV. 2d ed. Woodman; a romance of the times of 6 v. 80. London, 1847. Richard III. 2d ed. 3 v. 120. JAMES'S River Guide; Containing descriptions London, 1849. of all the cities, towns, and objects of interest and CRowE, (E. E.) Lives of Emi- on the navigable waters of the Mississippi nent Foreign Statesmen. 5 v. 16C. Lou- valley. 80. Cincinnati, 1856. don, 1833-38. (Lardner's Cabinet Cyclo- JAMES'S Traveller's Companion; a guide pedia, v. 63-67.) through the west and south, to the Gulf of JAMES, (Henry.) Lectures and Miscellanies. Mexico and the Pacific. 180. Cincinnati, 12c. New York, 1852. 1853. Moralism and Christianity; or, man's ex- JAMES River Company, (Va.) Statement of. perience and destiny. 120. New York, 1850. 80~ Richmond, 1805. Nature of Evil; considered in a letter JAMESON, (Anna.) Characteristics of Women, to Edward Beecher, D. D., author of "The moral, poetical, and historical; with fifty vigConflict of Ages." 120. New York, 1855. nette etchings. 2 v. 120. London, 1832. Substance and Shadow; or, morality Companion to the most celebrated and religion in their relation to life; an essay Private Galleries of Art in London. 120. upon the physics of creation. 120. Bos- London, 1844. ton, 1863. Diary of an Ennuy6e. 120. London, What Constitutes the State? a lecture. 1826. 80. New York, 1846. Handbook to the Public Galleries of Art JAMES, (Hugo.) Volunteer's Scramble through in and near London. 120. London, 1845. Scinde, the Punjab, Hindostan, and the | Legends of the Monastic Orders, as Himalayah Miountains. 2 v. 120. Lon- represented in the fine arts. Forming the don, 1854. second series of Sacred and Legendary Art. JAMES, (James Henry.) On the Right and 80. London, 1850. Cost of Redeeming Property Mortgaged to Legends of the Madonna, as reprebenefit Building Societies and Freehold Land sented in the fine arts. Forming the third Societies. 120. London, 1654. series of Sacred and Legendary Art. 80. Treatise on Life and Fire Assurance; London, 1852. Annuities, and Reversionary Payments. 80. Loves of the Poets. See JAMESON, London, 1851. Romance of Biography. 598 JAMESON. JANNEY. JAMESON, (Anna.) Memoirs of the Beauties JAMIESON, (Alexander.) Dictionary of Meof Charles the Second, with their portraits, chanical Science, Arts, Manufactures, and after Sir Peter Lely and other eminent paint- Miscellaneous Knowledge. 2 v. 40. Loners. 80. London, 1852. don, 1827. Memoirs of Celebrated Female Sover- Elements of Algebra; with key. 2 v. eigns. 2 v. 120. London, 1831. in 1. 80. London, 1830-36. - The same. 2 v. 180. New York, Mechanics of Fluids. 80. London, 1842. (Harper's Family Library, v. 38-39.) 1837. Romance of Biography; or, memoirs Mechanics for Practical Men. 4th ed. of women loved and celebrated by poets. 80. London, 1845. 3d edition. 2 v. 120. London, 1837. Universal Science; or, the cabinet of Sacred and Legendary Art. 2d ed. nature and art. 2 v. 240. London, 1821. 80. London, 1850. JAMIESON, (John.) The Bruce; and Wallace. Sisters of Charity, Catholic and Protest- Published from two ancient MSS. in the ant,abroadandathome. 160. London, 1855. library of the Faculty of Advocates; with Sketches in Canada, and Rambles notes and glossary. 3 v. 40. Edinburgh, among the Red Men. 180. London, 1852. 1820. Social Life in Germany, illustrated in Etymological Dictionary of the Scotthe acted dramas of her Royal Highness tish Language. 2d ed. revised, by John the Princess Amelia of Saxony. Translated Johnstone. 2v. 40. Edinburgh, 1840-41. from the German, with notes. 2 v. 120. Supplement to the Etymological DicLondon, 1840. tionary of the Scottish Language. 2v. 40. Visits and Sketches, at home and Edinburgh, 1825. abroad. 3d ed. 2 v. 120. London, 1839. Hermes Scythicus; or, the radical afJAMESON, (Horatio Gates.) Treatise on Epi- finities of the Greek and Latin languages to demic Cholera. 80. Philadelphia, 1855. the Gothic; illustrated from the MoesoJAMESON, (Robert.) System of Mineralogy, Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, Francic, Alemannic, in which minerals are arranged according to Suio-Gothic, Islandic, etc.; with dissertation the natural history method. 3 v. 8~. Ed- on the historical proofs of the Scythian inburgh, 1k20. origin of the Greeks. 80. Edinburgh, Mineralogy according to the Natural 1814. History System. 120. Edinburgh, 1837. Historical Account of the Ancient Cul~~- Treatise on the External, Chemical, dees of Ionia. 40. Edinburgh, 1811. and Physical Characters of Minerals. 80. Vindication of the Doctrine of ScripEdinburgh, 1817. ture, and of the Primitive Faith. 2 v. 80. - WILsON, (James;) and MURRAY, Edinburgh, 1794. (Hugh.) Narrative of Discovery and Ad- JAMIESON, (Robert.) Cyclopmedia of Reliventure in Africa, from the earliest ages. gious Biography. 120. London, 1853. 160. Edinburgh, 1830. Popular Ballads and Songs, from traThe same. 180. New York, 1840. ditions, MSS., and scarce editions. 2 v. (Harpers' Fain. Library, v. 17.) 80. Edinburgh, 1806. JAMESON, (Robert F.) Notices of the Reform- JANCIGNY, (A. D. B. de.) Japon, Indo-Chine, ation in the South-West Provinces of France. Siam, Annam, Ceylan, etc. 80. Paris, 1850. 120. London, 1839. (L'Univers, v. 4.) JAMESON, (R. S.) Dictionary of the English et RAYMOND, (X.) Inde. 80. Paris, Language, by Johnson and Walker; with 1845. (L'Univers, v. 7.) the pronunciation greatly simplified, and the JANIN, (Jules.) LEte a Paris. 80. Paris, addition of several thousand words. 7th 1843. ed. 80. London, 1850. Guillotined Woman. 40. (Illustrated JAMESON, (Thomas) Essays on the Changes Literature of all Nations.) of the Human Body at its Different Ages. Sketches of Genoa, Pisa, and Florence; 80. London, 1811. with description of the Cathedral of Milan. JAMESTOWN, (Va.) Report of the Jubilee at From the French, by M. H. Robinson. 160. Jamestown, in commemoration of the second Philadelphia, 1854. Centesimal Anniversary of the Settlement of JANNEY, (Samuel M.) Life of George Fox. Virginia, &c. 80. Petersburg, (Va.,) 1807. 80. Philadelphia, 1853. 599 JANNEY. JARVES. JANNEY, (Samuel M.) Life of William Penn. 25. Hamilton R Amphibious Carnivora. 26. -- Whales, &c. With selections from his correspondence and 27. Jardine, Sir W Monkeys. autobiography. 82. Philadelphia, 1852. 2. Duncan, J. Introduction to Entomology. 29. British Butterflies. JANSON, (Charles W.) Stranger in America; 30. British Moths, Sphinxes,&c. -, J. -i.i. q 31. ~ Foreign Butterflies. observations during a long residence in the 32. Exotic Moths. United States. 40. London, 1807. 33. Beetles. 34. Dunbar, -. Bees. JANSSON, (Juan) Nuevo Atlas; o, Teatro de 35. Bushman, J. S. Fishes; their structure and todo el Mundo. 4 v. Folio. Amsterdam, British Fishes. 36-37. Hamilton R British Fishes. 1653. 38. Jardine, Sir W. Fishes of the Perch Family. 39-40. Schomburgh, R. H. Fishes of British Guiana. JANVRIN, (Mary W.) Peace; or, the stolen will. 120. Boston, 1800. and SELBY, (Prideaux John.) IllusJAPAN; Manners and Customs of the Japanese, trations of Ornithology. 3 v. 40. Edinin the 19th Century. From recent Dutch burgh, 1829-40. travels, especially Von Siebold. 120. Lon- JARMAN, (Henry.) Forms of Bills of Costs in don, 1852. Chancery, on the higher and lower scales, The same. 180. New York, 1841. framed with special regard to the general (Harper's Fam. Library, v. 132.) order of court of 30th Jan'y, 1857. 80. LonJAQUEMET, (F. H.) Compendium of Chro- don, 1857. nology; from the creation to 1854. Edited New Practice of the High Court of by John Alcorn. 120. London, 1855. Chancery relative to the conduct of suits by JAQUES, (George.) Practical Treatise on the bill, claim, or original summons, and to Management of Fruit Trees. 160. Worces- proceedings in the Judges' Chambers and ter, (Mass.,) 1849. Masters' Offices. 2d ed. 120. London, JARDIN DES PLANTES. Description complete, 1854. (2 copies.) Historique et Pittoresque du Museum d'His- JARMAN, (Thomas.) Treatise on Wills. 1st toire Naturelle, de la Mdnagerie, des Serres, Am. ed., with notes and references to Amerides Galeries de Mineralogie et d'Anatomie, can decisions, by J. C. Perkins. 2 v. 80. et de la Vallee Suisse, par MM. Bernard, Boston, 1845. Couailhac, Lemaout, &c. 2 v. 80. Paris, The same. 2d Am. ed. 2 v. 80. Bos1842-43. ton, 1849. JARDINE, (David.) Criminal Trials. 2v. 160. The same. 3d Am. ed., with large London, 1832-35. additions, notes, and references to American The same. 2 v. 160. London, 1847. decisions, by J. C. Perkins. 2 v. 80. Bos(Library of Entertaining Knowledge, v. 20- ton, 1855. 21.) -— The same. 3d ed. By E. P. Wolsten-- Narrative of the Gunpowder Plot. 120. holme and S. Vincent. 2 v. 80. London, London, 1857. 1861. — Reading on the Use of Torture in the JARRHETTI, (F.) L'Orateur Franc-Maon. Criminal Law of England previously to the 160. Berlin, 1766. Commonwealth. 80. London, 1837. JARRIN, (W. A.) Italian Confectioner; or, JARDINE, (George.) Outlines of Philosophical complete economy of desserts. 120. London, Education. 2d ed. 120. Glasgow, 1825. 1844. JARDINE, (Sir William.) Naturalist's Library. JARROLD, (Thomas.) Dissertations on Man, 40 v. 160. Edinburgh, 1833-43. philosophical, physiological, and political; CONTENTS. in answer to Malthus on Population. 80. V. 1-4. Jardine, Sir V. British Birds. 5. - Stu Birds. London, 1806. 6-7. - THumming Bird^s. JAIRVES, (James Jackson.) Art-Hints; archi8. - Game Birds. 9. Selby, P. J. Pigeons. tecture, sculpture, and painting. 120. New 10. - Parrots. o 11-12. Swainson, W. Birds of Western Africa. York, 1855. a13. - Fly Catchers. ^ Art-Studies: the "Old Masters" of 14. Jardine, Sir W. Gallinaceous Birds. 15. Smith, C. IH. Introduction to Mammalia. Italy; painting. 80. New York, 1861. 16. Jardine, Sir W. Lions, Tigers, &c. History of the Hawaiian or Sandwich 17. Ml/acgillivray, W. British Quadrupeds. 18-19. Smith, C. H. Dogs. Islands, their antiquities, mythology, dis20. -- Horses, Asses, &c. 21. Jardine, Sir W. Deer, Antelopes, &c. covery in the 16th century, re-discovery by 22. Goats, Sheep, Oxen, &c. Cook, with their civil, religious, and political 23. - Thick Skinned Quadrupeds. 24, Waterhouse, G. R. Marsupialia. history. 8. Boston, 1843. 600 JARVES. JEANS. JARYES, (James Jackson.) Italian Sights and JAY, (John; grandson of the preceding.) AdPapal Principles, seen through American dress on the New York Election and State of Spectacles. 120. New York, 1856. the Country. 80. New York, 1862. Kiana; a tradition of Hawaii. 12~. Statistical View of American AgriculBoston, 1857. ture. 8~. New York, 1859. Parisian Sights and French Principles, JAY, (John C.) Catalogue of Shells, arranged seen through American Spectacles. Ist and according to the Lamarckiansystem. 4th ed. 2d series. 2 v. 120. New York, 1852-55. 40. New York, 1850. Scenes and Scenery in the Sandwich JAY, (Rev. William.) Standard Works. 3 v. 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Translated (Watson's Theological Tracts, v. 3.) from the Latin, with the elucidations of D. JOHNSON, (A. B.) Meaning of Words. 120. Rothe, Bishop of Ossory, by F. L. Swift. New-York, 1854. 80. Dublin, 1809. Taxation and National Debt, &c. 80. JOCELIN de Brakelonda. De Rebus Gestis Sam- Utica, (N. Y.,) 1862. sonis Abbatis Monasterii Sancti Edmundi JOHNSON, (Anna C.) Peasant Life in GerEd. by J. G. Rokewode. Small 40. Lon-' many. 4th ed. 120. New-York, 1859. don, 1840. (Camden Society, No. 13.) JOHNSON, (A. J.) New Illustrated Family JOCELYN, (Lord.) Six Months with the Chi- Atlas; with descriptions, geographical, stanese Expedition; or, leaves from a soldier's tistical, and historical. Compiled, drawn, note book. 160. London, 1841. and engraved under the supervision of J. H. JODRELL, (Richard Paul.) Illustrations of Colton and A. J. Johnson. Folio. NewEuripides, on the Ion, the Bacchae, and the York, 1862. Alcestis. 3 v. 80. London, 1781-89. JOHNSON, (A. N.) Choir Chorus Book. Ob~ — Persian Heroine; a tragedy. 3d ed. long 40. Boston, 1848. 2 v. in 1. 40. London, 1822. JONr SON, (Athol A.) Treatise on Diseases of JOE MILLER'S Complete Jest Book; being a the Joints. 80. London, 1862. (Holmes' collection of the most excellent bonmots, Surgery, v. 2.) brilliant jests, and striking anecdotes in JOHNSON, (Charles.) British Poisonous Plants. the English language. 240. London, 120. London, 1856. 1854. JOHNSON, (Charles.) General History of the JOE MILLER'S Jests; or, the wit's vade- Robberies and Murders of the most notorious mecum. 80. London, 1739. (Reprinted, Pyrates, and also their policies, discipline, London, 1862.) and government, &c. 2 v. 80. London, JOEL. (Byzantine Historian.) Chronographia 1724-26. 606 JOHNSON. JOHNSON. JOHNSON, (C. B.) Letters from the British JOHNSON, (Howard F.) Researches into the Settlement in Pennsylvania. 180. Phila- Effects of Cold Water upon the Healthy delphia, 1819. Body, to illustrate its action in disease. 80. JOHNSON, (Cuthbert W.) Farmer's Encyclo- London, 1850. pmedia, and Dictionary of Rural Affairs. 80. JOHNSON, (H. R. V.;) and HEMMING, (G. W.) London, 1842. Reports of Cases in the High Court of The same. Adapted to the United Chancery before Sir William Page Wood, States, by Gouverneur Emerson. 8b. Phila- Knt., Vice-Chancellor. V. 1-2. 8~. Londelphia, 1851. don, 1861-63. Life of Sir Edward Coke; with memoirs JOHNSON, (James.) Scots' Musical Museum; of his contemporaries. 2d ed. 2 v. 8~. consisting of 600 Scots songs, with proper London, 1845. basses for the piano forte. 6 v. in 2. 80. ~- Modern Agricultural Improvements; a Edinburgh, 1787-1803. supplement to the British Husbandry of the - The same. With notes and illustrations Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowl- of the lyric poetry and music of Scotland, by edge. 80. London, 1847n. Wn.Stenhouse. 6v. 8o. Edinburgh, 1839. On Increasing the Demand for Agricul- JoHNSON, (James, M. D ) Change of Air, or tural Labor. 80. London, 1841. the Pursuit of Health and Recreation, &c. On the Fertilizers. 3d ed. 120. London, 4th ed. 80. London, 1838. 1851. Economy of Health, or the stream of JOHNSON, (Capt. Edward.) History of New- human life from the cradle to the grave. 3d England. From the English planting in the ed. 80. London, 1838. ytere 1628 until the yeere 1652. (Wonder- - Essay on Indigestion. 10th ed. 80. working Providence of Sions Saviour, in London, 1840. New-England.) Small 40. London, 1654. - Influence of Tropical Climates on EuThe same. (Mass. Hist. Cell., v. 2, 3, ropean Constitutions, including an Essay on 4, 7, and 8, second series.) Indigestion, &c. 5th ed. 80. London, 1836. JOHNSON, (Edward; J1. D.) Hydropathy; the JOHNSON, (James; and J. H.) Patentee's water cure shown to be in accordance with Manual; treatise on the law and practice of medical science and common sense. 160. letters patent, especially intended for the use London, 1843. of patentees and inventors. 80. London, -~ Life, Health, and Disease. 160. Lon- 1853. don, 1842. JOHNSON, (John.) Collection of all the Eccle-- Nuces Philosophicse; the philosophy of siastical Laws, canons, answers, or rescripts, things as developed from the study of the with other memorials concerning the governphilosophy of words. 80. London, 1842. ment, discipline, and worship of the Church ~ R- Results of Hydropathy; or, constipation of England. 2v. 80. London, 1720. not a disease of the bowels; indigestion not JOHNSON, (John; Printer.) Typographia, or, a disease of the stomach, &c. 120. London, the Printer's Instructor; including an ac1846. count of the origin of printing. 2 v. 160. JOHNSON, (Edwin F.) Railroad to the Pacific; London, 1824. Northern Route; its general character, rela- JOHNSON, (Joseph.) Traditions and Reministive merits, &c. 2d ed. 8~. New York, 1854. cences, chiefly of the American Revolution JOHNSON, (George.) Diseases of the Kidneys, in the South. 80. Charleston, (S. C.,) 1851. their pathology, diagnosis, and treatment. JOHNSON, (J.) Costumes of the French Py80. London, 1852. renees; drawn on stone by J. Harding, fiom Epidemic Diarrhoea and Cholera; their sketches by J. Johnson. 40. London, 1832. pathology and treatment. 120. London, 1855. JOHNSON and Co., (L.) Minor Book of SpeciJOHNSON, (George William.) Cottage G-ar- mens of Printing Types and Ornaments. dener. 8 v. in 4. 40. London, 1849-52. Folio. Philadelphia, 1853. Cottage Gardener's Dictionary; describ- JoHNSON,, (Lorenzo 1.).'Chaplains of the ing the plants, fruits, and vegetables desira- American Government; with objections to ble for the garden. 120. London, i852. their employment considered. Also, list of Memoirs of John Selden, and notices of all the chaplains to Congress, in the army, the political contest during his time. 8o. and in the navy, from the formation of the London, i835. government to 1856. 12~. New-York, 1856. 607 JOHNSON. JOHNSON. JOHNSON, (LorenzoD.) Churches and Pastors JOHNSON. (Samuel.) The False Alarm. 8~. of Washington, D. C. 120. New-York, 1857. London, 1770. JOmINSON, (ManualJ.) AstronomicalObserva- The same. (Pol. Pam., v. 54.) tions made at the Radcliffe Observatory, History of Rasselas, Prince of AbysOxford, from 1840 to 1844. 5 v. 8~. Oxford, sinia; the Vision of Theodore; the Fountains. 1842-46. 80. Philadelphia, 1850. JOINSON, (Reverdy.) Remarks in Case of The same. 160. London, 1820. (BarHeirs of General Thadeus Kosciusko, and bauld's British Novelists, v. 26.) Major G. Tochman. 80. Washington, 1848. Johnsoniana. 160. London, 1845. Review of the Proceedings of the Court Journey to the Western Islands of ScotMartial in Case of Major-General Fitz-John land. 80. London, 1775. Porter. 80. Baltimore, 1863. Lives of the most eminent English JOHNSON, (Richard.) Extraordinary Adven- Poets; with critical observations on their tures of the Seven Champions of Christen- works. With notes, corrective and explanadom. 120. London, 1861. tory, by Peter Cunningham. 3 v. 80. LonVoyages among the Saimeds, Persia, don, 1854. 1556-65. (Hakluyt's Voyages, v. 1.) Lives of the English Poets. 6 v. 160. JOHNSON, (Robert.) Law Report, Court of London, 1790. (Johnson's English Poets, King's Bench, Ireland. Arguments of Coun- v. 1-6.) sel, and opinions of the Judges, in the case - Parliamentary Debates, 1740-1743. of the King vs. Mr. Justice Johnson. 80. 2 v. 8vo. London, 1811. Dublin, 1805. Poems. 160. London, 1790. (JohnJOHNSON, (Rosa Vertner.) Poems. 120. son's English Poets, v. 72.) Boston, 1858. The same. 80. London, 1810. (ChalJOHNSON, (Samuel.) Works. 11 v. 80. mers' Eng. Poets, v. 16.) Oxford, 1825. - The same. 160. Chiswick, 1822. (BritCONTENTS. ish Poets, v. 67.) Adventurer, v. 4. Taxation No Tyranny; an answer to Fountains, v. 9. Idler, v. 4. the resolutions and address of the American Journey to the Hebrides, v. 9. Congress. 3d ed. 80. London, 1775. Letters, v. 1. Lives of Eminent Persons, v. 6. The same. 4th ed. 8~. London, 1775. Lives of the Poets, v. 7-8. (C Pam, v. 13 Miscellaneous Pieces, v. 5. (Col. Pa., V. 1.) Parliamen tary Debates, v. 10-11. ~ Works of the English Poets; with prePoems, v. 1. Prayers and Meditations, v. 9. faces, biographical and critical, and a general Riambler, v. 2-3. lla~bler, A. 2-3. ~index. 75 v. 16~. London, 1790-91. Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia, v. 1. Reviews and Political Tracts, v. 6. JO1TNSON, (Sarah Barclay.) Hadji in Syria; Sermons, v. 9. Taxation no Tyranny, v. 6. or, three years in Jerusalem. 16". PhilaVisions of Theodore, the Hermiit of Teneriffe, v, 9. delphia, 1858. ---- Answer to the Declaration of the Ameri- JOHNSON, (Susanna.) Narrative of the Capcan Congress. 80. London, 1776. tivity of Mrs. Johnson; containing an acDiary of a Journey into North Wales, count of her sufferings during four years in 1774. Edited with notes, by R. Duppa. with the Indians and French. 4th ed. 180. 160. London, 1816. London, 1654. Dictionary of the English Language. -- The same. 80. Concord, 1831. (FarTo which are prefixed a history of the lan- mer and Moore's Coil., v. 1.) guage, and an English Grammar. 2 v. JOHNSON, (Theodore T.) Sights in the Gold Folio. London, 1755. Region, and Scenes by the Way. 2d ed. The same. 7th ed. Folio. London, 1785. 1 2. New York, 1850. -The same. IstAm.fromthellthLondon JOHNSo N, (Thomas.) Opuscula Omnia Boed. With Walker's Principles of English tanica. Edita a T. S. Ralph. Small 40. Pronunciation. 2v. 40. Philadelphia, 1818. Londini, 1847. The same. With corrections and addi- JOHNSON, (T. and J. W.) Law Catalogue. tions, by H. J. Todd. 2d ed. 3 v. 40. 1850. 120. Philadelphia, 1850. London, 1827. (2 copies.) JOHNSON, (Walter.) Morbid Emotions of - The saame. Abridged front Todd's 40. Women; m their origin, tendencies, and treatedition, byA. Chalmers. 80. London, 1843. ment. 12. London, 1850. 608 JOHNSON. JOHNSTON, JOHNSON, (Walter R.) Reports and Pam- JOHNSONE, (Fowler de.) Vindication of the phlets on Coals, Strength of Materials, Heat, Book of Genesis. 80. London, 1838. Steam, Education, &c. 7 v. 8~. Albany, JOHNSTON, (Alexander Keith.) Dictionary of Baltimore, Boston, New-Haven, Philadel- Geography, descriptive, physical, statistical, phia, and Washington, 1825-51. and historical; forming a complete general JOHNSON, (William, Esq.) Digest of the Cases gazetteer of the world. New ed.; revised to in the Supreme Court of Judicature and the April, 1860. 8~. London, 1860. Court for the Correction of Errors, of New- National Atlas of Historical, CommerYork, 1799 to 1813. 80. Albany, 1815. cial, and Political Geography. Folio. EdinThe same. 1799 to 1823. 2 v. 80. burgh, 1850. Albany, 1825. (2 copies.) Physical Atlas of the Geographical ~ — The same. 2d ed., 1799 to 1836.. 3 v. Distribution of Natural Phenomena, emin 2. 80. Philadelphia, 1834-38. (9copies.) bracing geology, hydrography, meteorology, R eports of Cases in the Supreme Court and natural history. New ed. Folio. Edinof Judicature of New-York, 1799 to 1803. burgh, 1856. 3 v. 80. New-York, 1808-12. (2 copies.) Royal Atlas of Modern Geography; - The same. 2d ed., with many addi- exhibiting the present condition of geographtional cases; with notes and references, by ical discovery and research in the several L. B. Shepard. 3 v. 80. New-York, 1846-49. countries, empires, and states of the world; (2 copies.) with a special index to each map. Folio. Reports of Cases in theSupreme Court Edinburgh, 1861. of Judicature, and in the Court for the Trial School Atlas. 3d ed. 40. Edinof Impeachments and the Correction of burgh, 1853. Errors, of New-York, 1806 to 1823. 20 v. 80. School Atlas of Classical Geography. New-York, 1811-15, and Albany, 1816-23. 4C. Edinburgh, 1853. - The same. 3d ed.. with additional School Atlas of Physical Geography. notes and references. V. 1 to 11. 80. Phil- Folio. Edinburgh, 1852. adelphia, 1832. JOHNSTON, (Charles.) Narrative of the inciThe same. V. 12 to 20. 80. Albany, dents attending the Capture, Detention, and 1816-23. Ransom of Charles Johnston, of Botetourt ~ — The same. 2d ed., with notes and County, Virginia, who was made prisoner references, by Lorenzo B. Shepard. V. 3. by the Indians on the river Ohio, in the year 80. New-York, 1849. 1790. 160. New York, 1827. The same. 2d ed., with additional notes JOHNSTON, (Charles, M. R. C. S.) Travels in andreferences. V. 20. 80. New-York, 1850. SouthernAbyssinia. 2v. 80. London, 1844. Reports of Cases in the Court of Chan- JOHNSTON, (George.) Botany of the Eastern cery of New-York, 1814 to 1823. 7 v. 80. Borders. 80. London, 1853. Albany, 1816-24. (2 copies.) Flora of Berwick-upon-Tweed. 2 v. --- The same. 2d ed. V. 1. 6, and 7. in 1. 120. Edinburgh, 1829-31. 80. New-York, 1851-58. (2 copies of v. 7.) - History of British Sponges and LithoJOHNSON, (Sir William.) Account of Con- phytes. 80. Edinburgh, 1842. ferences and Treaties with the Indians in Historyof the BritishZoophytes. 2ded. New-York, in 1755 and 1756; with a Letter 2 v. 80. London, 1847. from Mr. Hawley to Sir W. Johnson; and Introduction to Conchology; or, elean Account of Conferences between several ments of the natural history of molluscous Quakers in Philadelphia and the Six Nations, animals. 80. London, 1850. in April, 1756. 80. London, 1756. JOHNSTON, (James F.) Suspending Power JOHNSON, (William; Judge ofthe U. S. Supreme of the Writ of Habeas Corpus. 80. PhilaCourt.) Sketches of the Life and Corres- delphia, 1862. (Habeas Corpus Pam.) pondence of Nathaniel Greene. 2 v. 40. JOHNSTON, (James F. W.) Chemistry of ConCharleston, (S. C.,) 1822. mon Life. 2v. 120. Edinburgh, 1854-55. JOHNSON, (William; C.E.) PracticalDraughts- - Elements of Agricultural Chemistry man's Book of Industrial Design, and ma- and Geology. 5th ed. 160. Edinburgh, 1848. chinist's and engineer's drawing companion. -- Instructions for the Analysis of Soils, Translated and re-written from the French of Limestones, and manures. 3d ed, 16~. Armengaud. 45. New -York, 1857. Edinburgh, 1855. 609 JOHNSTON. JOMINI. JOHNSTON, (James F. W.) Notes on North commonly called SaintLouis. 12~. London, America, agricultural, economical, and social. 1848. (In "Chronicles of the Crusades.") 2 v. 12~. Edinburgh, 1851. JOINVILLE, (F. F. Philippe Louis Marie d'OrOn the Use of Lime in Agriculture. leans, Prince de.) Guerre d'Amerique; 16~. Durham, 1849. Campagne du Potomac, Mars-Juillet, 1862. RIeport on the Agricultural Capabilities 16~. Paris, 1863. of the Province of New Brunswick. 2d ed. - The Army of the Potomac; its organi8~. Fredericton, 1850. zation, its commander, and its campaign. JOHNSTON, (John.) Manual of Chemistry, Translated by W. H. Hurlbert. 8~. Newon the basis of Dr. Turner's Elements of York, 1862. Chemistry. 6thed. 12~. Philadelphia, 1856. JOLIFFE, (T. R.) Letters from Palestine, dePrimary Natural Philosophy. 16~. scriptive of a tour through Galilee and Judea; Philadelphia, 1858., with some account of the Dead Sea, and of JOHNSTON, (John, Esq.) Account of the the actual state of Jerusalem. 2 v. 8~. Present State of the Indian Tribes inhabit- London, 1854. ing Ohio. 80. Worcester, (Mass.,) 1820. JOLLIFFE, (John.) Belle Scott; or, liberty (Archaeologia Americana, v. 1.) overthrown; a tale for the crisis. 120. CinJOHNSTON, (Robert.) Travels through part cinnati, 1856. of the Russian Empire and the country of Chattanooga. 12~. Cincinnati, 1858. Poland. 8~. New-York, 1816. In the matter of George Gordon's PetiJOHNSTON, (William.) England as it is, tion for Pardon. 8~. Cincinnati, 1862. political, social, and industrial, in the mid- JOLY, (Claude.) Melmoires concernantle Cardie of the Nineteenth century. 2 v. 12~. dinal de Retz, 1648-55. 8~. Paris, 1838. London, 1851. (Michaud. Coil. Mem. Hist. France, v. 24 ) JOHNSTONE, (Chevalier de.) Memoirs of the The same. 80. Paris, 1825. (Petitot. Rebellion in 1745-46. Translated from a Coil. M6m. Hist. France, s6r. 2, v. 47.) French MS. 3d ed. 80. London, 1822. JOLY, (Guy.) Memoires concernant le Card. JOHNSTONE, (Charles.) Chrysal, or the ad- de Retz, 1648-55. 8~. Paris, 1838. (Miventures of a guinea. 8~. Edinburgh, chaud. Coil. Mem. Hist. France, v. 24.) 1822. (Ballantyne's Novelists' Lib'y, v. 4.) The same. 8~. Paris, 1825. (Petitot. JOHNSTONE, (John.) Modeof DrainingLand, Coil. Mem. Hist. France, ser. 2, v. 47.) according to the system practised by Joseph JOLY, (Joseph Romain.) Ancienne Geographie Elkington. New ed. 8~. London, 1841. Universelle Comparee a la Moderne. EnJOINVILLE, (Jean, Sire de.) (St. Louis IX, suite, la Geographie Ecclesiastique. 2 v. of France.) Extraits des Manuscrits Arabes, 8~.; atlas, 40. Paris, 1801. dans lesquels il est parle des:lv6nemens JOMINI, (Henri, Baron de.) 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France, v. 1.) tique, et de la politique militaire. 2 v. 8~. -The same. 8~. Paris, 1819. (Peti- Paris, 1838. tot, Coll. Mem. Hist. France, ser. I, v. 2-3.) Tableau Analytique des Principales Memoirs containing a History of part Combinaisons de la Guerre, et de leurs of the Life of Louis IX., King of France, rapports avec la politique des etats, pour with notes, &c. Translated by Thomas servir d'introduction au Traite des Grands Johnes. 2 v. in 1. 4~. Hafod, 1807. Operations Militaires. 3e 6d. 8. Paris, ------ Memoirs of Louis IX., King of France, 183'. 77 610 JOMINIL JONES. JoMINI, (Henri, Baronde.) Trait6desGrandes JONES, (George; M. R. S. L) Original HisOperations Militaires, ou histoire critique des tory of Ancient America, founded upon the guerres de Frederic le Grand comparees au Ruins of Antiquity; the identity of the abosysteme moderne, avec un recueil des prin- rigines with the people of Tyrus and Israel, cipes les plus importants de l'art de la guerre. etc. V. 1. The Tyrian Era. 80. London, 4e ed. 3 v. 80.; Planches, folio. Paris, 1843. (No more published.) 1851. JONES, (George; A. M.) Selections in HeVie Politique et Militaire de Napoleon; brew, fiom the Psalms and Genesis, with a racontee par lui-meme, au tribunal de Cesar, Latin translation, and a lexicon, Hebrew, d'Alexandreet de Frederic. 4 v. 8~. Paris, Latin, and English. 8". Dublin, 1823. 1827. (With FREY's Hebrew Grammar.) ~- Art of War. Translated from the JoNEs,(George; R.A.) Sir FrancisChantrey; French, by G. H. Mendell and W. P. Craig- Recollections of his Life, Practice, and Opinhill. 12~. Philadelphia, 1862. ions. 120. London, 1849. Political and Military History of the JONES, (G. F.) Treatise of the Law concernCampaign of Waterloo. Translated from ing the Liabilities and Rights of Common the French, by Capt. S. V. Benet. 2d ed- Carriers. 8~. London, 1827. 120. New York, 1862. JONES, (George Matthew.) Travels in NorJONES, (Alexander.) Cuba in 1851. 80. New way, Sweden, Finland, Russia, and Turkey; York, 1851. also, on the coasts of the Sea of Azof and of The Cymry of'76; or, Welshmen and the Black Sea. 2 v. 80. London, 1827. their Descendants of the American Revolu- JONES, (H. Bence.) Animal Electricity. Abtion. 80. New York, 1855. stract of the Discoveries of Emil Du BoisHistorical Sketch of the Electric Tele- Reymond. 160. London, 1852. graph; including its rise and progress in the JONES, (Hamilton C.) Digest of Reported United States. 80. New York, 1852. Cases in the Supreme Court of North CaroJONES, (A. D.) American Portrait Gallery; lina. 2 v. in 1, 8~. Raleigh, 1854. (2 from Columbus to the present time. 80. copies.) New York, 1855. Reports of Cases at Law in the SuJONES, (C. Handfield.) Pathological and Clini- preme Court of North Carolina, 1853 to 1859. cal Observations respecting Morbid Condi- 6 v. 80. Raleigh and Salisbury, 1854-59. tions of the Stomach. 80. London, 1855. (2 copies.) - and SIEVEKING, (Edward H.) Manual Reports of Cases in Equity in the of Pathological Anatomy. 1st American Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1853 to edition, revised. 80. Philadelphia, 1854. 1859. 4 v. 80. Raleigh and Salisbury, 1855JONES, (David.) Value of Annuities and Re- 59. (2 copies of v. 1.) versionary Payments. 2 v. 8~. London, JONES. (Inigo.) Designs, consisting of plans 1843. and elevations for public and private buildJONES, (Edward.) Musical and Poetical Re- ings. Published by William Kent. 2 v. in licks of the Welsh Bards, and a history of 1. Folio. London, 1727. the Bards and Druids. 4th ed. 3 v. in 2. - Sketches for Masques and Dramas. 40. London, 1825. Edited by J.R. Planche. 80. London, 1848. JONES, (Edwin Owen.) Eminent Characters (Shakespeare Soc'y Pub., v. 6.) of the English Revolutionary P6riod. 120. Stone-Heng Restored; to which are London, 1853. added the Chorea Gigantum; or, Stone-Heng JONES, (Ellis.) New Pocket Dictionary of restored to the Danes, by Walter Charleton; the Welsh and English Languages. 180. and a vindication of Stone-Heng Restored, Caernarfon, 1840. by John Webb. Folio. London, 1725. JONES, (George.) Battle of Waterloo. See Three Arms, or Divisional Tactics of WATERLOO. Decker. Translated and abridged from JONES, (Rev. George; Chaplain U. S. Navy.) Decker. 2d ed. 160. London, 1851. Excursion to Cairo, Jerusalem, Damascus, JONES, (I. G.) American Eclectic Practice of and Balbec. 120. New York, 1836. Medicine. To which are appended the PostSketches of Naval Life on the shores of humous Writings of T. V. Morrow. Revised the Mediterranean. 2v. 12~. New-Haven, by William Sherwood. 2 v. 80. Cincin1829. nati, 1857-58. 611 JONES. JONES. JONES, (Jeremiah.) New and Full Method of JONES, (Sir John Thomas.) Account of the Settling the Canonical Authority of the New War in Spain, Portugal, and the South of Testament. 3 v. 80. Oxford, 1798. 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Ten Years in land, from 1066 to 1734. 2 v. Folio. Lon- Oregon. 120. New York, 1844. don, 1735. - LEE, (Day Kellogg.) Merrimack, or life at LEDuc, LEouzoN, or, LtouzoN-LE Duc,(N.) the loom; a tale. 120. New-York, 1854. La Finlande; son Histoire Primitive, sa LEE, (Edwin.) Accountof the most frequented Mythologie, sa Po6sie ]pique; avec la tra- Watering Places on the Continent, and of duction complete de sa grande epopee, le the Medicinal Application of their Mineral Kalewala, son g6nie national, sa condition Springs. 120. London, 1836. politique et sociale, depuis la Conquete ~ Baths of France, Central Germany, and Russe. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1845. Switzerland. 3d ed. 120. London, 1854. LEDWICH, (Edward.) Antiquities of Ireland; ~ Nice and its Climate; with notices of with a collection of miscellaneous antiquities. the Coast fiom Marseilles to Genoa. Trans2d ed. 40. Dublin, 1804. lated from the French, with observations on LEE, (Rev. Alfred, Bishop of Delaware.) A the influence of climate on pulmonary conLife Hid with Christ in God; being a me- sumption. 160. London, 1854. moir of Susan Allibone; chiefly compiled Notes on Spain; with a special account from her diary and letters. 80. Philadel- of Malaga and its climate. 160. London, phia, 1856. 1854. Life of the Apostle Peter. 120. Lon- Notices sur Hydres et Cannes; suivies don, 1853. d'Observations sur l'Influence du Climat LEE, (Arthur.) Appeal to the Justice and dans la Phthisie Pulmonaire. 160. Paris, Interests of the People of Great-Britain, in 1857. the present Disputes with America. 80. - Observations on the principal Medical London, 1774. Institutions and Practice of France, Italy, The same. (Col. Pam., v. 12.) and Germany, &c. With an appendix on -- The same. 3d ed. 80. London, 1775. Animal Magnetism and Homoeopathy. 80. The same. 4th ed. 8~. London, 1776. London, 1835. Considerations of the Attorney-Gene- ~ On Stammering and Squinting, and on ral's Proposition for a bill for the establish- the methods for their removal. 80. London, ment of Peace with America. 80. London, 1841. 1782. Treatise on some Nervous Disorders. Monitor's Letters to the Inhabitants of 2d ed. 80. London, 1838. the British Colonies. 80. Williamsburg, — Watering Places of England, considered (Va.,) 1769. (Col. Pam., v. 10.) with reference to their medical topography. Second Appeal to the Justice and In- 3d. ed. 160. London, 1854. terests of the people, on the measures respect- LEE, (Eliza Buckminster.) Memoirs of Rev. ing America. 80. London, 1775. Joseph Buckminster, D. D., and of his son, Speech intended to have been delivered Rev. Joseph Stevens Buckminster. 120. in the House of Commons, in support of the Boston, 1849. Petition from the General-Congress at Phila- ~ Parthenia; or, the last days of Pagandelphia. 80. London, 1775. ism. 120. Boston, 1858. LEE, (Charles.) Letters to Earl Percy and LEE, (George.) Reportsof Cases intheArches Maj. Gen. Burgoyne, with answers. 80. and Prerogative Courts of Canterbury, and New-York, 1775. (Col. Pam., v. 13.) in the High Court of Delegates, 1752 to 1758, Strictures on a Pamphlet entitled: by Joseph Phillimore. 2 v. 80. London, "Friendly Address to all Reasonable Ameri- 1832-33. cans, on the subject of our Political Con- LEE, (Hannah F.) Familiar Sketches of Sculpfusions." 80. Philadelphia, 1774. (Col. ture and Sculptors. 2v. 160. Boston, 1854. Pam., v. 12.) Memoir of Pierre Toussaint, born a Anecdotes of. With his political and slave in St. Domingo. 160. Boston, 1854. military essays; also letters to and from LEE, (General Henry.) Memoirs of the War many distinguished characters in Europe in the Southern Department of the United and America. 2d ed. 80. London, 1797. States. 2 v. 8~. Philadelphia, 1812. 663 LEE. LEE. LEE, (General Henry.) Memoirs of the War LEE, (Mrs. R.) Adventures in Australia. 2d in the Southern Department of the United ed., revised. 160. London, 1853. States. 2d ed.; with corrections left by the Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts author, and additions by H. Lee, author of of Birds, Reptiles, and Fishes. 160. Lonthe Campaign of 1781. 80. Washington, don, 1853. 1827. Memoirs of Baron Cuvier. 80. LonSketch of Motions and Proceedings of don, 1833. the Party which Sways the Affairs of the LEE, (Richard.) Treatise of Captures in War. Union. 80. Philadelphia, 1809. (Misc, 80. London, 1759. Pam., v. 4.) The same. 2d ed. 80. London, 1803. Funeral Oration on Death of George LEE, (Richard E.) Letter, &c., relative to Washington; delivered before Congress, 26th the conduct of Dr. John K. Read. 120. December, 1799. (In MOORE, (Frank.) Richmond, (Va.,) 1800. (Pol. Pam., v. Am. Eloquence, v. 1.) 100.) LEE, (Major Henry.) Campaign of 1781 LEE, (Richard Henry, Jr.) Life of Arthur in the Carolinas; with remarks, historical Lee. With his political and literary corresand critical, on Johnson's Life of Greene, pondence, &c. 2 v. 80. Boston, 1829. and original documents relating to the Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry history of the revolution. 80. Philadelphia, Lee. With his correspondence. 2 v. 80. 1824. Philadelphia, 1825. Observations on the Writings of Thos. LEE, (Robert.) Clinical Reports of Ovarian Jefferson, with particular reference to the and Uterine Diseases. 160. London, 1853. Attack they contain on the Memory of Gen. The Last Days of Alexander, and the Henry Lee. 80. New-York, 1832. First Days of Nicholas of Russia. 160. Life of the Emperor Napoleon; with an London, 1854. examination of Scott's Life of Napoleon. LEE, (Samuel.) Book of the Patriarch Job. V.. 80. New-York, 1835. (No more pub- Translated from the original Hebrew. 80. lished ) London, 1837. LEE, (H.; M. D.) Treatise on Syphilis. 8C. Grarmmar of the Hebrew Language. London, 1860. (Holmes' Surgery, v. 1.) 6th thousand. 80. London, 1844. LEE, (Holme.) Legends from Fairy Land. ~ Lexicon, Hebrew, Chaldee, and Eng12". London, 1860. lish; compiled from the most approved sourWonderful Adventures of Tuflongbo ces, oriental and European, Jewish and Chrisand his Elfin Company in their Journey with tian, including Buxtorf, Taylor, Parkhurst, Little Content through the Enchanted Forest. and Gesenius. 3d thousand. 80. London, 160. London, 1861. 1844. LEE, (John Hancock.) Origin and Progress LEE, (Samuel Phillips.) Report and Charts of the American Party in Politics; history of the Cruise of the U. S. brig Dolphin, of the Philadelphia riots in 1844, and refuta- made under direction of the Navy Departtion of the arguments founded on the charges ment. 2 v. 80. Washington, 1854. of religious proscription and secret combi- LEE, (Sophia and Harriet.) Canterbury Tales. nations. 120. Philadelphia, 1855. 2v. 16~. London, 1832. (Bentley's Stand. LEE, (Nathaniel.) Dramatick Works. 3 v. Novels, v. 12-13.) 160. London, 1734. LEE, (T. J.) Collection of Tables and ForCONTENTS. mulse useful in surveying, geodesy, and Alexauder the Great, v. 3. practical astronomy, including elements for Cesar Borgia, v. 2. Constantine the Great, v. 2. the projection of maps. 2d ed. WashDuke of Guise, v. 2. 13 Glor ia.n, v. 3. ington, 1833. Lucius Brntus, v. 1. LEE, (William; U. S Consul at Bordeaux.) Mlithridates, v. 2. Mitlhridt v.Iacl at iv.Lesv..Es /tats-JUnis et l'Angleterre. 80. BorNero, v. 3. deaux, 1814. (Edipus. v. 1. Princess of Cleve, v. 1. LEE, (William, D.D.) On Miracles. An exRivaolQueens, v. 3. amination of the remarks of Mr. Baden Sophionisba, v. 3. Theodosius; or, Force of Love, v. 1. Powell on the study of the evidences of LEE, (Rachel Fanny Antonina.) Essay on Christianity, contained in "Essays and R6Government. 8,0 London, 1809. Views.' 80. London, 1861. 664 LEECH. LEGATIS. LEECH, (John.) Pictures of Life and Char- Diary of Brussels, v. 1. Journal of the Rhine, v. 1. acter; from the collection of Mr. Punch. 4 Speeches and Reviews, v. 1. seriesin4 v. Oblong folio. London, 1854- LEGAT, (B. J.) Codes des ltrangers, ou 1863. Trait6 de la Legislation Francaise concernant LEECH, (William.) Practical Treatise on Nerv- les etrangers. 8~. Paris, 1832. ousness and Debility resulting from Sperma- LEGATIS (De,) et LEGATIONIBUS. Varia de torrhcea. 80. London, 1855. Legatis et de Legationibus, viz: LEEMING, (Henry;) and CROSS, (R. A.) Rflexions sur le Caractdre Sacre d'un Ministre Etranger, par Jean Andr6 Tafinger. 8~. GoetGeneral and Quarter Sessions of the Peace; tingne, 1752.-De Legatis Statuum Imperii Comitheir jurisdiction and practice in other than tialibus, auctore J. A. Reuss. 12~. Tubings, 1770.-Dissertatio Inauguralis-Juridica de Judice criminal matters. 80. London, 1858. Competente Legatorum eorunque Comitum, (auctore Ambrosio.) 8~. Viennm, 1774.-Beytrag LEEMS, (Knud.) Account of Danish Lap- tore Abrosi.) 80. 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Paris, 1850. deys NeueJahrs-Gedanckenvom Titel Excellenz. NTetV 1 * *rves; the nfluence Leipzig, 1720.-Gruindliche Abhandlungvon denen LEFEVRE, (George.) Nerves; their influence Reichs-Collegial-Deputations und Creyss-Tagen. and importance in health and disease. 120 U. S. W., 1772.-Dissertatio de Imnlmnitate Legatorum, A. J. Liscovius. Sirtit et resp., 1686.London, 1844. Dissertatio de Privatis Legatorum Sacris, a Gab. LEFEVRE, (George William.) Observations Helring. Hali Magdeburgice, 1729. De Jure Asyli Legatorum E dibus Comnpetente, a J. F. on the nature and treatment of the Cholera Biinther. Lipsice, 1689.-De Jure Asyli Legatorum dubio, a F. J. G. Roessig. Lipsia, 1737.Morbus, now prevailing epidemically in St. Dissertatio de Jurisdictione Legati in Comites Petersburgh. 80. London, 1831. snos,a G. Bonhorot. Gedani, 1705. 4~. LE FRANC, (L'Abbe.) Conjuration centre la Scripta XV, viz: Religion Catholique et les Sonverains. 80. 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Griindliche Ausftthrung des bePitbrh 1859-60.'~'ruhmten Streits zwischen dem Pabst und K6nige LEGAL OBSERVER; or, Journal of Jurispru- in Franckreich wegen der Quartiers-Freyheit in Rom. K61n, 1689. lEpistola ad Amicuim, qua dence, from November, 1830, to December, expendilr: utruim sit contra jus gentiu, quod 1856. 52 v. 80. London, 1831-56. Generalis-Campi Mareschallus Exercitus Russici, Hg Swit WrDn. l Marchionemn Monti detineri jussit. Latin, LEG2ARE, (HI-ugh Swinton. ) Writings; with a French, and German.-Lettres contenant des Remenmoir of his life. Edited by his sister. flexions sur co qne les Russiens, apres la Prise de''ff. Danzig, ont traitte le M. de Monti, en Prisonier 2 v. 8~. Charleston, (S. C.,) 1846. de Guerre. 1734.-Lettres touchantlaDetention du Duc de Belle-Isle. La Haye, 1745.-LamentaCONTENTS. tions du M. de Belle-Isle an chatean de Windsor, 1745.-Memoire tonchant l'Arrest de IMr. le MareBiographical Notice, v. 1. chal de Belle-Isle, 1745.-Controversi-c inter PontiContributions to Southern Review, v. 2. ficelm Roinanum et Resmpublicam G-enuenseml si. Correspondence, Diplomatic, v, 1. per Legato in Corsica.n miisso, hintoriam, prTmisit Correspondence, Private, v. 1. Ant. El-n. Klasting. Lipsite, 1765, 4~. G665 LEGATrIS. LEGENDRE. LEGATIS, (De,) et LEGATIONIBUS. Scriptfa LEGATIS, (De,) et LEGATIONrIBUS. DissertaVI de Arresto Legati, viz: tionies XI ad Jus Legationum German icurn, Beweiss, dass es nicht wider das Vy clker-Recht sey, viz: bey gewissen Umsitdnden einen friembden Gesaudtiun zu arr6ririen. 17L7. —G-ridlicher Beweiss, Dissertatio de Principum Gl-ermani Legationtibus, dass es nicht wider das V51cker-Recht. sey, bey i H. H. Knorn. Jeota, 1678.-Dissertatio de Jnre gewissni Umnsianden einen frembden Gesandten Legationis Civituinin Iiiperii, a C. Ge. s l'cker. zn ari'6iren, von G. S. Travers. Fra.ckfurth, Altdorfii, 173. — Deduction der Fiirtrefflichen 1745.-). artlholdi Feindes, Unstreitiges Rechit eines Coritial -Ge-saiidechafften Schut z-Errhviluiigen. Furiten eiaen (esandten zaa retiren, undl seinen 1728. —De Jure Statuiin Iinperii circa Legatos Souverainen und ()bern zurtick zu schi.ken. Etes i Cmitiis, a J. H. a Kiorr ct Zeltchen. Hitinburg, 1719.-Aug. a Leyeri [quousqu- Prin- ICHelmaestadii, 1728. — leiii. Helmiistadii, 1736.cipi Germano liceat Legatos alius Priiicipis sitbi G. S. Treveri Commeiitati. de Jure Statuu'i iminimhiici per terras nuas transeuntes iltercipere?J perii circa Legatos Exteros in Coiiiitiis. HelinVitebe~rgo, 1745 -Disquisitio de Netura et Liidole stadii, 1750. —Dissertatio de Jurisdictione in LegaStatus Legatorum. Francofurti, 1757. — Dissertatio tos Statuin eori.iriq(e Comitin ill Comitiis Comde Justo Legati Arresto, a J. G. Wagner. J. A. peteute,aJ..Fleischer. Vitebergx, 17:1.0 ildim Diegell, et J. T. Conradi. Marburgi, 1767. 4~. Viteiiibergv, 1746.-J. U. Cramei i Sciino de Pari Jure Civitatum Imp. ac Gentinin liberarum in ReDissertationes X de Foro Legatoirum, ecipiendiis legaitis. laiiurigi, 1740.-Disseitatiode Prorogativis Legati Imp. extra Imperiuni, et Jure viz: Commissari ii Imp. in Imperio,'a J. R. Dreyn iiilen. De Foro Legatorum Expreitiimn, a C. H. von Bene- Mogiinti-, 1747. —Vesuch iiber die Pacifikazion kendorff. Francofurti, 1677.-N. Lud. de Schar- der Evzheirzogliclih-esteriichische n Gesaiudten, den de Jumibus et Judice Competerite Legatorumiii. mit den Gesandten der Kuriiirsten des H. R. Hal, Magdehburgie, 1724.-A. C. Dorn de Juris- Reichs. Wien, 1781. 40. dictione in Legatos eorumque Comites. Jene, 1738. —C. G. de Ranchbar de Foro Legati Con- Dissertiation s XXII, viz: traheintis. Rostochii, 1706. — mm. Weber de Vin- J. Huldericus a Francelenberg de Juire Legationum. diciis adver.us Legatum Delinquentem, et de Wittebeigo, 1660. — Dissertatio de Jure LegaJudice ejusCompetente. Giessm-Hassorum, 1698. tionis, a J. Ludovieus. Argenitorati, 1672.Jo. Adolphus Blticher de Delictis Legatoru n. Oratio de Jure Legationum Dubio,'a J. A. Argentorati, 1700. —Alberts He;nsiusde FloroLe- Franckenstein. Lip'sie, 1721. — Dissertatio de gati Delinquenltis. Rostochi, 1704.-A. D. Clavel Jure Adlegandi Statunum Imperil, d Math. Maier. de Bi-enles de Exemtione Legator-um a Foro Ingoldsitdii, 1762.-Disputaio (de N-gotiis per InCriminali ejusad quem missi sunt. Marburgi Cat- terpretem gestis, a Hen. Buartsch. Wit.tenbergm, torum, 1741. — Dissertatio num Landsassiatus Pie- 1691.-Quiestio iium Maiidatiarius Gentis Pacis nus Privilegio Fori, quo Legati gaudent, deroget? causa missus ipso jure sit Legatus? a G. A. Jahlin. scrpipsit'. R. Geissler. Lpsime, 1830.-Medita- Lipsira, 1773.i Dissertatio de eo Quod est Justurn tionumn ad Jus Cambiale Specimen VII. d C. circa Legatioies assiduas, a J. C. Dorn, resp. C. E. Einert. Lipsie, 1830. 4~. a Dieskau. Jen-e, 1716.-Dissertatio de Transitu. Dissertationes XI, viz: et Admissione Legati ex Pacto Repetendis,. Gott. Achenwall. Gottingae, 1748. —De TranExercitatio Politica de Legationibus, a J. E. Krios- situ et Adimissione Legati exercitatio, a J. H. nitzki. Jen,-, 1610. —De Legationibus sive Lega- Hiller. Lipsic, 1797.-Jo. Geo. Estor de Jure torum. auctoritate privilegiisdissertalio a Melchior Poscendi Litteras, quas vocant Ciredentiales, a Jungkher. Helmestadii, 1654. —Phil. Ld. pener L egatis. Jenee, 1740.-Idem. Lemgovim, 1769.de Legationibus. Viteberg1, 1747. - DeLegation e Disserta.tio de Litteris Credentialibus Legatorum, disquivitio, Oa G. C. Rieck. Helmestadii, 1668. — J. F. Jugler. Lipsim, 1741.-Idem. Lipsir, Disputatio de Legatis, a Clir. de Biandt. Fran- 1741. —Dissertatio de Forma Litterarum Credencofurti, 1651.-Disputatio de Legatis, a H. A. tialium Legatorum, a F.-J. E. Eisenberg. Halm Bolmeier. Helmestadii, 1660. — Exeitatio de Le- Magdeb., 1753 —J. E. Schubert de Obligatione gatis, & J. H. Stephaui. Wittebergv, 1660. — Plenipotentiarii erga Principemn et Rempublicam. Theses de Legato, propoiit C. Schran. Lipsiae, 1741.-Exercitatio de Contraetut Legtati contra 1658.-Themata de Legatis et Legationihus, pro- Miandatum Areanum Valido,' a J. G. Eislorus. ponit..iRasschius. Tubingam, 1622. Dissertatio Vitembergn e, 1758.-Dissertatio de IlapaTrpEoa-Qeas de Legatis, a W. H. de Poriz. Lugd. Bat., 1705. Crimine, seu Legato Vi:lati Mndati Reo, a Car. Discursus [aliquot] de Jure Publico, a D. Aru- Siegfried a Gersdorff. VitembergT, 1717. —. H. m. eno, 160-23. 4. en, 1603. 4 Schiiiiiberg de Jure Expellandi Legatum G-ntil Liberem. 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Londres, 1809. 1831. - Abr6g6 de l'Histoire de Gil Bias de SanThe same. 3e 6d., augment6e de plu- tillane. 5e 6d., avec la signification des sieurs chapitres. 80. Paris, 1853. mots en Anglais au has de chaque page, par De l'Influence de la Philosophie du N. Wanostrocht. 120. Londres, 1838. 18e Siecle sur la Legislation et la Sociabilite Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane. du 19e. 80. Paris, 1833. Translated from the French. With engravLERMONT, (L.) Ups and Downs; or, the lost ings, by Robert Smirke.'4 v. 160. Lontreasure restored. 120. Philadelphia, 1852, don, 1822. LE SAGE. L'ESPINASSE. LE SAGE, (Alain Rene.) Adventures of Gil LESLIE, (Charles Robert.) Handbook for Blas of Santillane. Translated by T. Smollett. Young Painters. 12~. London, 1855. Embellished by Jean Gigoux. 80. London, Memoirs of the Life of John Constable. 1841. (2 copies.) Composed chiefly of his letters. 2d ed. The same. (Ballantyne's Novelist's Small 4. London, 1845. Library, v. 4.) LESLIE, (Eliza.) 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Pam., v. 7.) sit6 d'assurer l'Amortissement des Dettes de LESLIE, (Lieut. Col. Charles.) Treatise on lEtat. 4~. Londres, 1787. (Pol. Pam., the Employment of Light Troops on Actual v. 87.) Service. 12~. London, 1843. L'ESPINASSE, (Julie Jeanne d16onore de.) LESLIE, (Charles Robert.) Autobiographical Lettres ecrites depuis 1773 jusqu'A 1776; Recollections. With essay on Leslie as an snivies de deux chapitres dans le genre lu artist, and selections from his correspondence. Voyage Sentimental de Sterne, par le meme 2 v. 8~. London, 1860. auteur. 2 v. 8~. Paris, 1809. 672 LESSEPS. L'ESTOILE. LESSEPS, (Ferdinand de.) New Facts and ou imparfaitement connus. 4~. Paris, Figures relative to the Isthmus of Suez 1830. Canal; with a reply to the Edinburgh Re- -FloreRochefortine. 80. Rochfort, 1835. view, by Barthelemy St. Hilaire. 8~. Lon- HistoireNaturelledes Oiseaux-Mouches, don, 1856. des Colibris, et les Trochiliddes. Texte et LEssING, (Gotthold Ephraim.) Sinmmtliche Planches. 4 v. 80. 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Laokoon: oder fiber die Grenzen der Malerei und Condition and Fate of England. 2d P esie, v. 6 Leben und Werken des M. A. Plautus, v. 3. ed. 2 v. in 1. 120. New-York, 1845. Lieder, v. 1. Glory and Shame of England. 2 v. in Litterarischer Nachlass, v. 11., Minna von Barnheln, Lustspiel, v. 1. 1. 120. New-York, 1850. MiIisogyn, Der; Lustspiel, v. 1.0 Miss Sara Sampson, Trauerspiel, v. 2. Light and Dark of the Rebellion. 12~. Nathan der Wfise, dramatisches Gedicht, v. 2. Philadelphia, 1863. Neueste (,as) aus dem Reiche des Witzes, v. 3. Oden, v. 1. My Consulship. 2 v. 12~. NewPhilotas, Trauerspiel, v.. Yor.k 183. Schatz, Der; Lustspiel, v. 1. Sinngediclhte, v. 1. Napoleon Dynasty; or, history of the Sophokles, v. 6. lheatraliseher Bibliothek, v. 4. Bonaparte family. 160. London, 1852. Theatraliseher Naehiass, v. 2. Theatralischer Nachlass, v. 2. ~ The same. By the Berkeley Men. Theater des Herrn Diderot, v. 6. Vermischte S-hriften, v. 8. 80. New-York, 1852. Wie die Alten den Tod Gebildet, v. 8. Sam Houston and his Republic. 80. Cambridge Free Thoughts, and Letters New-York, 1846. on Bibliolatry. Translated by H. H. Ber- LESTER, (W. W.) Decisions of the Interior nard. 80. London, 1862. Department in Public Land Cases, and Fables and Epigrams; with essays on Land Laws passed by the Congress of the fable and epigram. 120. London, 1825. United States. Together with the RegulaLaocoon; an essay on the limits of lations of the General Land Office. 8~. painting and poetry. Translated from the Philadelphia, 18i0. (4 copies.) German, by E. C. Beasley. 160. London, L'ESTOIL, (Pierre do.) Registre-Journal de 1853. Henri IIt, de Henri IV, et de Louis XIII. Nathan the Wise; a dramatic poem. 80. Paris, 1837. (Michaud, Cell. Mem. Translated by Adolphus Reich. 80. Lon- Hist. France, v. 13.) don, 1860. The same. 5 v. 80. Paris, 1825-26. LESSON, (Ren6 Primevere.) Centurie Zoolo- (Petitot, Coil. M6m. Hist. France, ser. I, v. gique: ou, choix d'animaux rares, nouveaux 45-49. ) 673 LESTRANGE. LETTICE. LESTRANGE. (Hamon.) The Reign of King LETTER to Philo Africanus, upon Slavery. Charles (I); an history, faithfilly and im- 8~. London, 1788. (Slavery Pam., v. 3.) partially delivered and disposed into annals. The same. (Slavery Pam., v. 11.) Folio. London, 1655. LETTER to the Prince of Wales on a Second LESUR, (C. L.) Annaire Historique Univer- Application to Parliament to discharge Debts sel, 1818-52. 35 v. 80. Paris, 1852-54. wantonly contracted since May, 1787. 6th LETI, (Gregorio.) Teatro Brittanico, b vero ed. 8~. London, 1795. (Pol. Pan.,v.49.) Historia della Grande Brettagna, ciod, dello LETTER to the Secretary of a Certain Board; stato antico e presente, spirituale e tempo- a supplement to the Original Papers relating rale, fino A questi tempi. 5 v. in 2. 12~. to the Expedition to Carthagena, Cuba, and Amsterdamo, 1684. Panama. 8~. London, 1744. (Misc. 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LETTER from a Freeman of South Carolina to London, 1812. the Deputies of North America, assembled LETTERS of a Man of the Times to the Citiin High Court of Congress, at Philadelphia. zens of Baltimore. 80. Baltimore, 1836. 80. Charleston, (S. C.,) 1774. (Colonial (Misc. Pam., v. 34.) Pamphlets, v. 12.) LETTERS of "Senex" and a "Farmer," on the LETTER from a Tradesman, recently arrived conduct of the Executive towards France from America, to his Brethren in Trade. and Great Britain. 80. Baltimore, 1809. 80. London, 1835. (Pol. Pam., v. 112.) LETTER of many Ministers in Old England, LETTERS of Shahcooleen, a Hindoo Philosorequesting the judgment of their reverend pher, residing in Philadelphia, to his friend, brethren in New England concerning nine El Hassan, an inhabitant of Delhi. 120. positions. Written A. D. 1637; with their Boston, 1802. answer, 1639, and reply unto the said an- LETTERS on Men, Measures, and Politics, be swer, 1640. Small 40. London, 1643. ginning with Junius Redivivus. 80. LonLETTER to Citizens of South Carolina on the don, 1794. (Pol. Pam., v. 120.) approaching Presidential Election. 80. LETTERS on the Present State of England and Charleston, 1808. (Pol. Pam., v. 101.) America. By the author of "The Political LETTER to the Freeholders, and qualified Crisis." 80. London, 1794. (Pol. Pam., voters, relating to the ensuing Election. v. 122.) Small 40. Boston, 1749. LETTERS on the State of Exchanges and Price LETTER to a Friend, in which is shown the of Gold Bullion, by an old merchant, 80. inviolable nature of Public Securities. 1717. London, 1819. (Pol. Pam., v. 61.) Reprinted. 80. London, 1857. (Financial LETTERS to the People. By a Farmer. 120. Pam., v. 21.) Salem, (Mass.,) 1802. (Pol. Pam., v. 105.) LETTER to a Friend; giving a concise but LETTERS to Charles Purton Cooper on the just account of the Ohio Defeat. 80. Bos- appointment of a permanent Judge in the ton, 1755. Court of Chancery in the place of the Lord LETTER to a Friend in the Country, upon the Chancellor. By Causidicus. 80. London, News of the Town. 80. London, 1749. 1835. (Pol. Pam., v. 79.) LETTER to the Earl of Shelburne. on the LETTERS to Robert Peel, on the Pernicious Peace. 3d ed. 80. London, 1783. Effects of aVariableStandardof Value. 80. LETTER to a Noble Peer relating to the Bill in Oxford, 1819, favour of the Sugar Planters. 80, London, LLEl'llCE, (Jtames.) Letters on a Tourthrough 1733. (Col, Pam., v. 20.). Scotland, in 1792. 80. London, 1794. 85 674 LETTRE. LEVERING. LETTRE d'un Anglois a Paris. 8~. Londres. Unitec States. Translated by John D. God(Paris, 1787.) (Pol. Pam., v. 21.) man. 2 v. 1'20. Philadelphia, 1829. LETTRE d'un Ecclesiastique de Londres, con- LEVASSEUR, (E.) Recherches Hlistoriques sur tenant les raisons pour lesquelles la plupart le Systeme de John Law. 8~. Paris, 1854. des MAinistres de Londres out refusd de lirela LEVEN and MELVILLE PAPERS. Letters and derniere declaration du Roi, touchant la State Papers chiefly addressed to George, Tolerance des Papistes. 120. Londres, 1688. Earl of Melville, Secretary of State for ScotLETTRE de M. B., au M. le Comte Mirabeau land, 1689-91. 40. Edinburgh, 1843. sur le Papier-Monnoie. 80. Paris. (Pol. LUVEQqUE, (Pierre.) Tables Ge1ierales de la Pam., v. 17.) Hauteur et de la Longitude du Nonag6simne, LETTRES 1idifiantes et Curieuses, 6crites des calculees pour toutes les latitudes terrestres. Missions 6trangeres. 26 v. 160. Paris, 2 v. 12~. Avignon, 1776. 1780-88. LEVER, (Charles.) Arthur O'Leary, his wanCONTENTS. derings and ponderings in many lands. V. 1-5. Memoires du Levant. Illustrated by Cruikshank. 8~. London, V. 6-9. Me6moires d'Amerique. 1845 V. 10-16. MeWmoires des Indes. V. 17-24. M6moires de la Chine, etc. Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon. V. 25-26. Mdmoires des Indes et de la Chine. With illustations by "Phiz. 2 v. 8. 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Washington, 1850. to by the delegates of Maryland in free and Papers relating chiefly to the Maryland full convention assembled, August 14, 1776. Line during the Revolution. Edited by T. 160. Annapolis, 1776. Balch. 80. Philadelphia, 1857. (SeventyConstitution of the State of Maryland, six Society Pub.) adopted by the convention of delegates at the - Proceedings of the Convention of the city of Annapolis, November 4tli, 1850, with Province, held at Annapolis, fiom Decemmarginal references to the acts of the general ber 7th, 1775, to January 18th, 1776. 40. assembly and decisions of the Court of Ap- (n. d.) peals, and an appendix and index, by Edward The same. Proceedings of tile ConOtis Hinkley. 80. Baltimore, 1855. vention of the Province of Maryland, held at Debates and proceedings of the Mary- the City of Annapolis, in 1774, 1775, and land Reform Convention to revise the State 1776. 80. Baltimore, 1836. Constitution; with the Bill of Rights and ~ Publications relative to the Difference Constitution, as adopted. 2 v. 8~. An- of opinion between the Governor and Counnapolis, 1851. cil on their respective powers. 80. AnnaDeutschen Gesellschaft. Wohlgemein- polis, (Md.,) 1803. (Pol. Pam., v. 103.) terRath an Deutsche. 80. Baltimore, 1834. R- eply to "Brief Exposition of Matters (Misc. Pam., v. 34.) relating to the Bank of Maryland," &c. 80. First Report of Philip T. Tyson, State Baltimore, 1834. (Misc. Pam., v. 34.) Agricultural Chemist, to the House of Dele- Right of Tonnage, Duty on Exported gates of Maryland, an, Jauary, 1860. 80. An- Tobacco, and the Fines and Forfeitures in napolis, 1860. the Province of Maryland. Folio. Anna---- First Report of the Commissioners, ap- polis, 1766. 93 738 MARYLAND. MASON. MARYLAND. Report of the State Geologist, J. MASKILYNE, (Nevil.) Tables for Computing T. Ducatel, 1838. 80. Annapolis, 1838. the Apparent Places of the Fixt Stars, and - "Southern Rights" and "Union" par- Reducing Observations of the Planets. Folio. ties in Maryland Contrasted. 8~. Balti- London, 1774. more, 1863. - Tables Requisite to be used with the MARYLAND Gazette. Folio. Annapolis, 1827- Nautical Ephemeris, for finding the Latitude 1832. (Incomplete.) and Longitude at Sea. 2ded. 8~. London, MARYLAND Journal. 2 v. Folio. Rockville, 1781. 1830-34. (Incomplete.) MASLEN, (T. J.) Suggestions for the ImproveMARYLAND Lands, Public. Report on Appro- ment of our Towns and Houses. 8~. Lonpriations of, for Education, to the Senate of don, 1843. Maryland. 80. Concord, (N. H.,) 1821. MASON, (Charles.) Elementary Treatise on MARYLAND Penitentiary. Report of the Com- the structure and operations of the National mittee of Directors, appointed to prepare and State Governments of the United States. plans for new buildings. 8~. Baltimore, 120. Boston, 1842. 1835. (Misc. Pam., v. 34.) MASON, (Rev. Erskine.) God's Hand in HuMARYLAND Republican. Folio. Annapolis, man Events; a sermon on the death of 1824-28. (Incomplete.) Zachary Taylor. 80. New York, 1850. MASCHERONI, (Lorenzo.) Nuove Ricerche (Misc. Pain., v. 2 ) sull' Equilibrio delle Volte. 40. Bergamo, Discourse on his Death, by S. H. Cox; 1785. (With Sanvitali, Architettura.) and a Funeral Address, by W. Adams. 80. MAscoU, (Johann Jakob.) History of the An- New York, 1851. cient Germans; including that of many an- MASON, (Rev. Francis.) Materia Medica and cient Northern Nations. Translated from Pathology. (In the Karen language.) 320. the German, by Thomas Lediard. 2 v. 40. Tavoy, 1848. London, 1738. Natural Productions of Burmah; or MASERES, (Francis.) Account of the Proceed- notes on the Fauna, Flora, and Minerals of ings of the British and other Protestant In- the Tenasserim provinces of the Burman habitants of the Province of Quebec, in North empire. 120. Maulmain, 1850. America, in order to obtain an House of As- Synopsis of a Grammar of the Karen sembly inthatProvince. 80. London, 1775. Language, embracing both dialects, Sgau Additional Papers concerning the Prov- and Pgho, or Sho. 4~. Tavoy, 1846. ince of Quebeck; appendix to the "Account MASON, (Francis.) Treatise on the use and of the Proceedings," etc. 80. London, 1776. peculiar advantages of Dancing and ExerCanadian Freeholder; dialogues be- cises, considered as a means of refinement and tween an Englishman and a Frenchman physical development. 180. London, 1854. settled in Canada. 3 v. 8~. London, 1776-79. MASON, (George C.) Newport Illustrated, in Principles of the Doctrine of Life An- a series of pen and pencil sketches. 120. unities; with a variety of new tables. 40. New York, 1854. London, 1783. MASON, (G. 1H.) Life with the Zulus of Natal, MASIUS, (Hermann.) Studies from Nature. South Africa. 120. London, 1855. Trans. by Charles Boner. 80. London, 1855. MASON, (Henry Joseph Monck.) Primitive MASKELL, (William.) Monumenta Ritualia Christianity in Ireland; a letter to Thomas Ecclesie Anglicanre; or, occasional offices of Moore. 160. Dublin, 1836. the church of England, the Prymer in Eng- MASON, (Major John.) Brief History of the lish, and other prayers and forms. 3v. 80. Pequot War. 80. Boston, 1819. (Mass. London, 1846-47. Hist. Soc'y Coll., second series, v. 8.) MASKELYNE, (Nevil.) Astronomical Obser- MASON, (Rev. John.) Essays on Poetical and vations, made at the Royal Observatory at Prosaic Numbers, and Elocution. 2d ed. 80. Greenwich, from the year 1765 to the year London, 1761. 1810. 4 v. Folio. London, 1776-1511. MASON, (John.) Inquiryinto the Laws which ------ British Mariner's Guide. Small 40. Regulate the Circulation and Distribution of London, 1763. Wealth. 120. New-York, 1856. — ~ Principles of Mr. Harrison's Time- MASON, (John, L. R. C. S.) Three Years in Keeper; with plates of the same. Oblong Turkey; the journal of a medical mission to 40. London, 1767. the Jews. 12~. London, 1860. 739 MASON. MASSACHUSETTS. MASON, (Rev. John Mitchell.) Complete eight States of the Union. [By Henry GasWorks; edited by his son, Ebenezer Mason. sett.] 8~. Boston, 1852. 2d ed. 4 v. 8~. New York, 1849. MASQUELIER. See FLORENCE, GALERIE DE. CONTENTS. MASSACHUSETTS. Acts and Laws of His MaChurch of God, v. 2. jesties Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, Concerning Faith and Jnstification, v. 2. in New England. Folio. Boston, 1699. Considerations on Lots, v. 1. Essays onEpiscopacy, v. 2. The same. 1692 to 1719. Folio. LonHints on the Insufficiency of the Light of Nature,v. 2. don 1724. Lectures, Speeches, &c., v. 3-4. Letters on Frequent Communion, v. 1. The same. Folio. Boston, 1726. Pleafor Holy Communion on Catholic Principles,v.1. T s 1 to Sermons, v. 3-4. ~ The same. 1692 to 1768. Folio. BosClaims of Episcopacy Refuted. With ton, 1759-68. an introduction and appendix by John Acts and resolves passed by the LegisBlackburn. 120. London, 1838. lature of Massachusetts, together with the MASON, (Lowell.) Address on Church Music. rolls and messages, 1839 to 1848. Published 80. Boston, 1827. (Theol. Pam., v. 11.) by the secretary of the commonwealth. 3v. Musical Letters from Abroad; includ- 0 Boston, 1842-48. ing accounts of the Birmingham, Norwich, same. 1840, (2 copies;) 1843, (3 and Dusseldorf musical festivals of 1852. copies;) 1844, 1845, 1847, 1848, (2 copies;) 120. New-York, 1854. 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, (3 copies;) 1853, 1854, MASON, (R. H.) Pictures of Life in Mexico. 1856, 1857, 2 (copies;) 1858 and 1859, (2 2 v. 120. London, 1852. copies;) extra session 1859, 1860, 1861, and MASON, (Thomas Monck.) Aeronautica; or, 1862, (3 copies;) and 1863, (2 copies.) 37 v. sketches illustrative of the theory and prac-. Boston, 1840-63. tice of aerostation, &c. - 8. London, 1838. Perpetual Laws, from the establishMASON, (William.) Works. 4 v. in 2. 80. ment of its constitution to the first session of ~Londc.on, 1811. ^the General Court, A. D. 1788. 80. WorLondon, 1811. cester, 1788. CONTENTS. Argentile and Curan: a legendary drama, v. 2The sa. Fro 1780 to 18t6; with Art of Painting, by Du Fresnoy, v. 3. an appendix, containing acts and clauses of Caractacus: a dramatic poem, v. 2. Elegies, v. 1. acts, from the laws of the late colony, proElfrida: a dramatic poem, v. 2. Elfridsa: a dramatic poem, v. 2. vince, and State of Massachusetts, which English Garden, The, v. ]. Epitaphs and Inscriptions, v. 1. either are unrevised or respect the title of real Essays on English Church Music, v. 3. Essays on Endalisv Chlrch Music, v. v estate. 5 v. 80. Boston, 1801-17. (2copies Hymns and Psollms, v. 1. Museus: a monody to the memory of Mr. Pope, v. 1. of. 1, 2, and 3.) Odes, v. 1. Pigmalion: a lyrical scene, v. 2. Charters and General Laws of the Religio Clerici, v. 1. colony and province of Massachusetts-Bay. Sappho: a lyrical drama, v. 2. Sermons, v.4.0. 8. Boston, 1814. Sonnets, v. i. Laws, from November 28, 1780, to FebPoems. 80. London, 1810. (Chalmers' ruary 16, 1816. 4 v. 80. Boston, 1807-17. Eng. Poets, v. 18.) The same. Passed by the General The same. 2 v. 160. Chiswick, 1822. Court. Published agreeably to a resolve of (Brit. Poets, v. 77-78.) 16th January, 1812. 1815 to 1838. 10 v. MASON, (William Monck.) History and An- 8c. Boston, 1815-38. (2 copies of 1837 and tiquities of the Collegiate and Cathedral 1838.) Church of St. Patrick, near Dublin, from its The same. From 1780 to February, foundation in 1190 to 1819. 40. Dublin, 1822. 2 v. 80. Boston, 1823. 1820. The same. Passed subsequently to the MASON, (William P.) Reports of Cases in the revised statutes, containing the statutes from Circuit Court of the United States, for the 1836 to 1859. Edited by Theron Metcalf, First Circuit, 1816 to 1830. 5 v. 80. Bos- Luther S. Cushing, and Horace Gray, Jr. ton, 1819-31. (2 copies.) 2 v. 8~. Boston, 1854-59. (2 copies of v. 2.) - The same. 2d ed. 5 v. 80. Boston, Revised Statutes of Massachusetts, 1836. passed November 4, 1835. Printed and pubMASON and Dixon's Line. See MARYLAND. lished under the supervision and direction of MA-SONIC Institution. Catalogue of Antima- T. Metcalf and H. Mann. 80. Boston, 1836. sonic Books in public libraries of twenty- (4 copies.) 740 MASSACHUSETTS. MASSAC-IUSETTS. MASSACHUSETTS. Revised Statutes of Massa. MASSACHUSETTS. Journal of the Constituchusetts, passed November 4, 1835. Reports tional Convention of the Commonwealth of of the Commissioners appointed to Revise Massachusetts; begun and held in Boston, the General Statutes of the Commonwealth. May 4, 1853. 8~. Boston, 1853. Parts 1 to 6. 8~. Boston, 1834-35. Journal and Documents of the ValuaThe same. General Statutes; revised tion Committee of the year 1860. 8~. Bosby commissioners appointed under a resolve ton, 1861. of February 16, 1855, amended by the legis- ~ Journals of each Provincial Congress of lature and passed 1859. Edited [by Joel Massachusetts, in 1774 and 1775, and of the Parker, W. A. Richardson, and A. A. Rich- Committee of Safety, &c. 80. Boston, 1838. mond.] 80. Boston, 1860. (3 copies.) Judicial Acts of the Colony of New -~- The same. Report of the Commis- Plymouth, 1636-1692. 40. Boston, 1857. sioners on the Revision of the Statutes. In (Plymouth Colony Records, v. 7.) five numbers. 80. Boston, 1858. Laws of the Colony of New Plymouth, Private and Special Statutes, from 1780 1623-1682. 40. Boston, 1861. (Plymouth to 1859. 10 v. 80. Boston, 1805-61. (3 Colony Records, v. 11.) copies of v. 9 and 10.) Records of the Colony of New PlyReports of Cases in the Supreme Judi- mouth, in New England. Edited by N. B. cial Court of Massachusetts, 1804 to 1822, Shurtleff and D. Pulsifer. 12 v. in 11. 40. by E. Williams and D. A. Tyng. 2d ed. Boston, 1855-61. 17 v. 80. Boston, 1816-23. Records of the Governor and Company The same. 3d ed. 17 v. 80. Exeter of Massachusetts Bay, in New England, and Boston, 1821-32. 1628-1686. [Edited by N. B. Shurtleff.] The same. With additional notes and 5 v. in 6. 40.. Boston, 1853-54. references, by B. Rand. 17 v. 80. Boston, ~ lMassachusetts Proper; [a map,] com1837-38. piled from actual surveys made by order of Report of Board of Internal Improve- the general court, and under the inspection ments on the practicability of a Railroad of agenlts of their appointment, by Osgood from Boston to Hudson River, and also to and Carleton. Folded 80. Boston, 1802. Providence. 80. Boston, 1829. The same. Revised and republished by Documents printed by order of the Amos Lay. Albany, 1822. Senate and of the House of Representatives ~ Minutes of the General Association of of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Massachusetts, June 1831. 8o. Boston, 1831. during the sessions of the General Court, for (Theol. Pan., v. 11.) the years 1839, and 1841 to 1863. 67 v. 80. - i'pers relating to Public Events in Boston, 1839-63. Maiss-achusetts preceding the American RevCONTENTS. olution. 80. Philadelpia,, 1856. (Seventy1839. -2 v. 1846..3 v. 1852- 3 v. 1859 5 v. Six Society Publications.) 1841.-2 v. 1847-.3 v. 1853. 2 v. 1860. 5 v. 1842- 2 v. 1848. 3 v. 1 84.5 v. 18 — 1- R5eport of Commissioners of the State 1813.2 v. 1849 3 v. 18358 1 v. 1882 6. v. on the Routes of Canals from Boston Har1844.. v. 1850 _3 v. 1857 2 v. 1863. 2 v. 1845- 2 v. 1851.3 v. 1858..3 v. bour to Connecticut and Hudson Rivers. 80. ~ — Exemplification of the Judgment for Boston, 1826. Vacating the Charter of the Massachusetts Report of Commissioners on the PanBay in New England, 1684. 8~. Boston, per System. 80. Boston, 1833. (2 copies.) 1854. (Mass. Hist. Coll., v. 2, fourth series.) (Pol. 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Reports made to the Legis- MASSACHUSETTS Register and United States lature at the session for 1833. 80. Boston, Calendar, for 1842. 160. Boston, 1841. 1833. MASSACHUSETTS School forIdiotic and FeebleReports of Controverted Elections in Minded Youth. Eleventh Annual Report. the House of Representatives, from 1780 to 8~. Cambridge, 1859. 1852, by L. S. Cushir g, C. W. Storey, and lMASSACHUSETTS State Record and Year-Book L. Josselyn. 80. Boston, 1853. of General Information. By Nahum Capen. - Returns of the Railroad Cerporations 120. Boston, 1847. in Mlassachusetts, 1837-42, and 1844-62; MAssE, (A.J.) ParfaitNotaire; oulascience with abstracts of the same, prepared by 0. des notaires. 3e d. 3 v. in2. 40, Paris, Warner, Secretary of the Commonwealth. 1809-10. 7 v. 80. Boston, 1837-63. MASS, (G.) Droit Commercial dans ses rapSchool Returns for the year 1837. 80. ports avec le Droit des Gens et le Droit Civil. Boston, 1838. 6 v. 80. Paris, 1844-47. Seventeenth Annual Report of the MASSETT, (Stephen C.) "Drifting About;" Board of Education. 80. Boston, 1854. or, what Jeems Pipes, of Pipesville, saw and Statistical Information relating to cer- did. An autobiography. 120. New-York, tain branches of industry in Massachusetts, 1863. for 1855. Prepared by Francis De Witt. MASSEY, (Gerald.) Poems. 180. Boston, 1863. 80. Boston, 1856. MASSEY, (M.) Sydenham; or, Memoirs of a Statistical Tables, exhibiting the con- Man of the World. 3 v. 120. London, dition and products of certain branches of 1830. Industry in Massachusetts, for 1837. Pre- MASSEY, (William ) Origin and Progress of pared by J. P. Bigelow. Boston, 1838.- Letters; an essay, in two parts Part 1: Annual Reports of the Railroad Corporations Letters, alphabets, and writing. Part 2: in Massachusetts, for 1837-8. Boston, 1838. Calligraphy. 80. London, 1763. Preliminary Report of the Commissioners on MASSEY, (William, lM. P.) History of EngCriminal Law,. 1839.-Report of the Conn- land, during the Reign of George the Third. missioners on the Pauper System of Massa- V. 1-4. 8c. London, 1855-63. chusetts. 80. Boston, 1833. MASSIE, (J. Canm.) Treatise on the Eclectic - Transactions of the Agricultural So- Southern Practice of Medicine. 80. Philcieties in the State of Massachusetts, for the adelphia, 1854. year 1849. 80. Boston, 1850. MASSIE, (James William.) ContinentalIndia; Twelfth report to the Legislature, re- travelling sketches and historical recolleclating to the registry and returns of births, tions. 2 v. 80. London, 1840. lmarriages and deaths, for the year 1853. Evangelical Alliance; its origin and 80. Boston, 1854. development. 120. London, 1847. MASSACHUSETTS General Hospital. Annual Liberty of Conscience Illustrated; and Report for 1854. 80. Boston, 1854. the social relations sustained by Christians, MASSACHUSETTS Historical Society. Cata- as members of the commonwealth, considlogue of the Library. 2 v. 80. Boston, ered. 120. London, 1847. 1859-60. MASSILLON, (Jean Baptiste.) CEuvres. Nouv. Collections. lstseries 10v. 80. Boston, ed. 4 v. 8~. Paris, 1817. 1806-1809. 2d series 10 v. 80. Boston, CONTENT CONTENTS. 1814-23. 3d series 10 v. 80. Boston, 1825- Avent, v. 1. Mysteres, v. 3. 49. 4th series. V. 1-6. 80. Boston, 1852-63. Car6me, v. 1-2. Oraisons filebres, v. 3. Cofi'reuces, v. 4. Panugyriques, v. 3. - Proceedings, 1855-63. Selected from Discours ine6dit sur le dan- Paraphrase morale de pluthe Records. 4 v. 8. Boston, 1859-63. ger des Imavaises lec- sienrsPsa.Tnnueenfonne htures, v. 4. de priere, v. 3. MASSACHUSETTS Horticultural Society. Trans- Discours Synodaux, v. 4. Peneses diverses, v. 4. actions. 80. Boston, 1847. Mseandemens, v. 4. Petit carenme, v. 2. MASSACHUSETTS Mercury. Folio. Boston, Sermons, Discours, Conf6rences EccleApril to September, 1799. (Incomplete.) siastiques, Paraphrase de Psaumes, et PenMASSACHUSETTS Register; a record of the sdes. 15 v. 160. Paris, 1776-1801. goverrnment and institutions of the State, -~ — Sermons; with life of the author, by ifr the years 1858 and 1859. 2. v. 8 Bos- D'Alembert. New ed. 4 v. 8. Glasgow ton, 1858-9. 182i7. 742 MASSINGER. MATLHEl MASSINGER, (Philip.) Plays; with notes crit- Repertory, by W. P. Esrey. 2d ed. 16:. ical and explanatory, by W. Gifford. 2d ed. Philadelphia, 1853. v. 4 8~. London, 1813. MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS AND EXAMPLES, CONTENTS. from the Senate-House Examination Papers, 1821 to 18236; with the Senate-House QuesBashful Lover, v. 4. New Way to Pay Old Bondman, The, v. 2. Debts, v. 3. tions for 1837. 80. Cambridge, (Eng.,) 1837. City Madam, v. 4. Old Law, v. 4. ke f Mila v. 4. Old Law ofv ove,.. MATHEMATICS. Published under the superinEmperor of the East, v. 3. Picture, The, v. 3. tendence of the Society for the Diffusion of Fatal Dowry, v. 3. Renegado, The, v. 2. 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MASSON, (Charles.) Narrative of various Nouvelles Annales de mathimatiques. Journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, the Journal des Candidats aux tcoles PolytechPanjab, and Kalat. 4 v. 8~. London, 1844. nique et Normale. Redig6 par MM. Terquem MASsoN, (David.) BritishNovelists and their etGerono. 12v. 80. Paris, 1842-53. Styles; sketch of the history of British prose MATHER, (Cotton.) Life of the Reverend and fiction. 12~. Cambridge, (Eng.,) 1859. excellent Jonathan Mitchel; a Pastor of the Essays, biographical and critical; chiefly Church, and a glory of the Colledge in Camon the English poets. 80. London, 1856. bridge, New-England. 16~. Massachusetts, Life of John Milton; narrated in con- (Boston,) 1697. nexion with the political, ecclesiastical, and - Magnalia Christi Americana; or, the literary history of his time. V. 1. 80. 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MILLER, (Samuel; Barrister.) Laws relating MILLHOUSE, (John.) Nuovo Dizzionario Ingto the Land Tax; its Assessment, Collection, lese-Italiano ed Italiano-Inglese, colla proRedemption, and Sale; with a statement of nuncia segnata a norma della grammatica the rights and remedies of persons unequally analitica. 2 v. 120. Milano, 1849-53. assessed; and all the statutes in force. 80. MILLIET DE SAINT-ADOLPHE, (J. C. R.) DicLondon, 1849. cionario Geographico, Historico e Descrip-. — Orders of the High Court of Chancery, tivo, do Imperio do Brazil. Trasladada em 1828 to 1842. 120. London, 1842. Portuguez por C. Lopez de Moura; publicada MILLER, (Samuel, D. D.) Brief Retrospect of por J. P. Aillaud. 2 v. 80. Pariz, 1845. the 18th Century; a sketch of the revolutions MILLIGAN, (Sophia.) Original Poems: with and improvements in science, arts. and lite- translations from Scandinavian and other ratureduringthatperiod. Part1. 2v. 80. poets. 160. London, 1856. New-York, 1803. MILLIN, (Aubin Louis.) Travels through the Guilt, Folly, and Sources of Suicide; Southern Departments of France, 1804-1805. two discourses. 8~. New York, 1805. (Theo. 80. London, 1808. (Phillips's Voyages and Pam., v. 6.) Travels, v. 8.) ~- Letters from a Father to his Sons in MILLINGEN, (John Gideon.) Aphorisms on the College. 120. Philadelphia, 1852. Treatment and Mangement of the Insane; -- Letters on Clerical Manners and Habits, with considerations on public and private &c. New ed. 120. Philadelphia, 1852. lunatic asylums. 180. London, 1840. Life of Jonathan Edwards. 160. Bos- ~ Curiosities of Medical Experience. 2 v. ton, 1837. (Sparks' Am. Biog., v. 8, first 80. London, 1837. series.) - History of Duelling; including narra--- Memoirs of the Rev. John Rodgers. tives of the most remarkable personal en80. New-York, 1813. counters. 2 v. 8~. London, 1841. Sermon before the New York Missionary The Passions; or, Mind and Matter: Society. 80. New York, 1802. (Theol. illustrated by considerations on hereditary Pam., v. 5.) insanity. 80. London, 1848. MILLINGEN. MILMAN. MILIINGEN, (John Gideon.) Recollections of MILLS, (Charles.) History of Chivalry; or, Republican France, from 1790 to 1801. 80. Knighthood and its times. 80. PhiladelLondon, 1848. phia: 1844. MILLINGEN, (Julius.) Memoirs of the Affairs History of the Crusades for the Recovof Greece; military and political events in ery and possession of the Holy Land. 2 v. 1823 and following years; with anecdotes of 8~. London, 1820. Lord Byron, and account of his last illness ~ HIistoryof Muhammedanism. 80. Lonand death. 80. London, 1831. don, 1817. MILLINGTON, (Ellen J.) Heraldry in History, - Travels of Theodore Ducas, in various Poetry, and Romance. 120. London, 1858. countries in Europe, at the revival of letters MILLINGTON, (John.) Epitome of the Princi- and art. 2 v. 80. London, 1822. pies of Mechanical Philosophy, and account MILLS, (George.) Treatise on an improved of the steam engine. 2d ed. 80. London, mode of Cultivating the Cucumber and 1830. Melon; with directions for growing and MILLION of Comic Anecdotes; or, flowers of forcing asparagus and sea-kale. 2ded. 160. wit and fancy, collected by Dr. Merrylian. London, 1849. 240. Paris, 1853. MILLS, (John.) Essay on the Weather. 80. MILL1ROUX, (J. F.) Apergus sur les Institu- London, 1770. (Misc. Pain., v. 3.) tions et les Moeurs des Americains. 80. MILLS, (Lucius.) Compendium of Hygiene. Paris, 1862. (Pol. Pam., v. 93.) 12~. Winsted, (Conn.,) 1855. MILLOT, (Claude Francois Xavier.) Slemens MILLS, (Richard Horner.) Principles of Curd'Histoire Generale. Nouv. 6d. 4 v. 120. rency and Banking. 2d ed. 80. LonParis, 1778. don, 1857. l16mens de l'Histoire de France; con- MILLS, (Robert.) Guide to the Capitol, and to tinues jusqu'a 1823, par M. Buret de Long- the National Executive offices of tile United champs. 12e ed. 5 v. 160. Paris, 1823. States. 80. Washington, 1854. Memoires pour servir a l'Histoire de Statistics of South Carolina, including Louis XIV. et de Louis XV. composes sur a view of its natural, civil, and military les pieces originales, recueillies par Adrien history. 80. Charleston, 1826. Maurice, Due de Noailles. 80. Paris, 1839. MILMAN, (Henry Hart.) History of Chris(Michaud, Coll. Meal. Hist., v. 32.) tianity, from the birth of Christ to the aboliThe same. 4 v. 80. Paris, 1828-29. tion of paganism in the Roman Empire. 3 v. (Petitot, Coil. Mem. Hist. France, s6r. 2, v. 80. London, 1840. 71-74.) History of Latin Christianity; inElements of General History, Ancient eluding that of the Popes to the pontifiand Modern; with the continuation from cate of Nicholas V. 6 v. 80. London, 1760 to 1815, by Prof. Millon. New ed. 1854-55. 6 v. 80. Edinburgh, 1823. History of the Jews. 2d ed. 3 v. The same. 2d Am. ed. 5 v. 80. 180. London, 1830. (Murray's Fam. Lib'y, Salem, (Ms.,) 1796. v. 19-21.) MILLs, (Abraham.) Literature and the Lite- The same. 3 v. 180. New-York, rary Men of Great Britain and Ireland. 2 v. 1841. (Harpers' Fam. Library, v. 1-3.) 80. New-York, 1851. Life of Thomas a Becket. 240. New-- Poets and the Poetry of the Ancient York, 1860. Greeks; with a view of Grecian philosophers, Life of Edward Gibbon; with selecorators, and historians. 80. Boston, 1854. tions from his correspondence, and illustraMILLS, (Arthur.) Colonial Constitutions; his- tions. 80. London, 1839. tory and existing government of the British - Poetical Works. 3 v. 160. London, dependencies; with schedules of the orders 1839-40. in council, statutes, and parliamentary doc- CONTENTS. uments relating to each dependency. 80. Anne Boleyn; dramatic poem, v. 3. London, 1856. (2 copies.) Belshazzar, v. 1. Extracts from the mIahabharata, v. 3. India in 1858; a summary of the exist- Fall of Jerusalem, v. l. Fazio; a tragedy, v. 3. ing administration of British India, with the Martyr of Antioch, v. i. laws and public documents relating thereto. MBicellaneous Poems, v. 2-3. Nala and Damayanti, v. 3. 80. London, 1858. Samor, Lord of the Bright City, v. 2. 768 MILMAN] 6 MILTON. MILMAN, (Henry Hart.) Sermons on the Todd, Will, Editions, Paradise Lost. Addison's C rt and Conduc o fth AposCriticisms and Concord- Criticism on, v, 2. Character and Conduct of the Apostles. 80. ance, v. 1 Paradise Lost. Inquiry London, 1827. (Bampton Lectures for 1827.) Lycidas: a monody, v. 6. into the Origin of, v. 2. Miscellanies, v. 7. Paradise Regained, v. 5. MILMAN, (R.) Life of Torquato Tasso. 2 v. Odes, v. 7. Samson Agooistes, v. 5. 120. London, 1850. Paradise Lost. Vol. 2, Silvarum Liber, v. 7. 12. Lon don, 1850. Books I-II. Vol. 3, Sonnets, v. 6. MILNE, (A. D.) Uncle Sam's Farm Fence. Books III-AIII. Vol. Translations, v. 7. ionR~~~~~~ ^T v i -.4, Books IX-XII. 120. New York, 1854. MILNE, (David.) Essay on Comets. 40The same. 3v. 160. London, 1790. Edinbulrgh, 1828. (Johnson's Eng. Poets, v. 10-12.) ~ On the Mid-Lothian and East-Lothian On the Mid-Lothian and East-Lothian - The same. With a life of the author, Coal-Fields. 40. (Edinburgh Royal Society by William Hayley. 3v. Folio. London, Transactions, v. 14, pp. 253-358.) 179-97. MILNE, (Joshua.) Treatise on the Valuation The same. 80. London, 1810. (Chalof Annuities and Assurances on Lives and mers' Eng. Poets, v. 7.) Survivorships, tables of mortality, and the The same. 3v. 160. Chiswic 1822. probabilities of life. 2 v. 80. London (British Poets, v. 16-18.) 1815. 1815. ~ The same. With a memoir, and critical MILNE, (William C.) Life in China. 120. remarks, by James Montgomery; and enLondon, 1857. gravings from William Harvey. 2 v. 120. MILNER, (John.) History and Survey of the London, 1843..'..The samel Edited, with a life of MilAntiquities of Winchester. 2 v. 40. Win- T, - chester, 1798. ton, by John Mitford. 3 v. 160. London, Inquiry concerning the Catholic Inhab- 845..-.3~ The same. 2 v. 80. London, 1851. itants and the Antiquities of Ireland. 3d ed. The sae. 2 v. 8. London, 51. Q —80. London, 1810. i~ The same. With a lifi of the author, 8~. London, 1810. MILNER, (Joseph.) History of the Church of and a verbal index, by Charles D. Cleveland. MILENER (Joseph.) History of the Church of 12. Philadelphia, 1853. Christ; with additions by Isaac Milner. P lphia, 5 v. 12g. Boson, — 12 The same. With notes, by Thomas 5 v. 12~. Boston, 1899. 5v. 120. Boston,.1822. Keightley. 2 v. 80. London, 1859. MILNER, (Thomas.) The Baltic; with a notice e J Xv an-TT~ a -<~n T ~ L'Allegro and I1Penseroso. Illustrated of the White Sea. 120. London, 1854. e by Birket Foster. do. Loondon, 1858. Descriptive Atlas of Astronomy and of. Paradise Lost. From the text of Thomas Physical and Political Geography; with de- Par t. Fromht f T mas Newtom. 4~. Birmingham, [J. Baskerscriptive letter-press; the maps by Aug. Pe- e Birm termann. 40. London, 1850. 1759. te.40 ono, 1The same. With notes; by James R.. —- Gallery of Nature; a tour through cre-. w J ation. 80. London, 1846. Boyd. 120. New-York, 1850. ation. 80. London, 1846- Paradise Rlegain'd. Samson Agonistes; _-____ History of England to 1852; with early Paradise Regain' Samson Agonistes; notices of the British rchipelago. 10. and poems. From the text of T. Newton. notices of the British Archipelago. 120. Lndontic 1o85 3e h4~. 40 Birmingham, [J. Baskerville,] 1759. London, 185.3. London,'..853.- Prose Works. With biographical inRussia; its Rise and Progress, Tragedies and Revolutions. 120. London, 1856. troduction,byR.W. Giswold. 2v. 80. MILNOR, (James.) Plea for the American Philadelphia, 1851. Colonization Society: a sermon. July 9, CONTENTS. ]826. 80. New York, 1826. Animadversions upon the Remonstrants' Defence Manuel des C- against Smectymnuus, v. 1. MILTITZ, (Alexandre de.) 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Manifesto of the Lord Protector, against the Span- 1845. iards, v. 2. Lays of the Minnesingers, or German Observations on Ormond's Peace, v. 1. trobadors of the twelfth and thirteenth PrelaticEpiscopacy, v. 1. troubadours of the twelfth and thirteenth' Prelatical Episcopacy, v. 1. Reason of Church Government argued against Pre- centuries; with historical and critical nolaty, v. 1. Reformation touching Church Disciplinein England, tices. By Edgar Taylor. 120. London, 1825. T re of gs and agv. 1. MINNESOTA. Acts, Joint Resolutions, and MeTenure of Kings and Magistrates, v. 1. Tetrachordon, v. 1. morials passed at the firstlegislative assembly Treatise of Civil Power in Ecclesiastical Causes,v. 2. True Religion, Heresy, Schism, Toleration, against of the Territory, 1849. 8~. Saint Paul, 1850. the growth of Popery, v. 2. (3 copies.) Way to Establish a free Commonwealth, v. 2. - -LiterePseudo-SenatusAnglicani,Crom- The same. 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MINNESOTA STATE LIBRARY, Annual Report. Recollections of Egypt. 120. Philadelphia, 8Q. St. Paul, 1863. 1827. MINOR, (Henry.) Reports of Cases in the MIONNET, (Thdodore Edme.) Atlas de G6oSupreme Court of Alabama, 1820 to 1826. graphie Numismatique, pour servir A la de8~. New-York, 1829. scription des medailies antiques. 4~. Paris, MINORCA. Authentic Account of the Siege 1838. and Surrender of St. Philip's Fort in the - De la Rarete et du Prix des Medailles Island of Minorca. 120. London, 1757. Romaines, ou recueil des medailles d'or, MINOT, (George.) Digest of the Decisions of d'argent, et de bronze. 3e ed. 2 v. 8~. the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachu- Paris, 1847. setts. 8~. Boston, 1844. (3 copies.) Description des Medailles Antiques, The same. With supplement. 2 v. Grecs et Romaines; avec leur degrd de rarete 80. Boston, 1851-52. et leur estimation; avec supplement, et MINOT, (George Richards.) Character of. 80. planches. 16 v. 8~. Paris, 1806-37. Boston, 1802. (Mass. Hist. Coil., v. 8, first Poids des Medailles Grecques, d'or et series.) d'argent, du Cabinet Royal de France. 8~. Continuation of [Hutchinson's] His- Paris, 1839. tory of Massachusetts, from 1748 to 1765. MIRABAUD, (J. B. de, Pseud.) See HOLBACH. 2 v. 8~. Boston, 1798-1803. MIRABEAU, (Honore Gabriel Riquetti, Comte History of the Insurrection in Massa- de.) CEuvres. 8v. 8~. Paris, 1821. chusetts in 1786, and the Rebellion conse- CONTENTS. itthereon. 80. Worcester, 1788. Aux Bataves, sur le Stathoudcrat, v. 5. quent thereon 8~. orcester, 17Avis aux Hessois, et antres penples de l'Allemagne, MINOT, (Laurence.) Poems, written anno vendus par leurs princes a l'Angleterre, v. 5. Consid6rations sur l'Ordre de Cincinnatus, v. 1. 1352; with dissertations, notes, and glossary, Denonciation de l'Agiotage a l'Assemblee des Noby J. Ritson. 120. London, 1825. tables, v. 4. Doutes str la Libert6 de l'Escaut, v. 5. MINS, (Peter.) Narrative of the Naval part of Essai sur le Despotisme, v. 1. theExpr under Don Pedro; Elssai sur le Vie priv6e de Mirabeau par M. C. L. the Expedition to Portugal, underDonPedro; Cadt de Gassicourt, v. 6. with a Vindication of himself, by Captain Histoire Secrete de la Cour de Berlin, v. 3... Lettre a Frederic-Guillaulle II., v. 3. Boid. 12~. London, 1833. Lettre sur I'Invasion des Provinces-Unies, v. 5. INSE, (Joh.) Guide into the Tongues; Lettre sur M. M. Cagliostro et Lavater, v. 4. MINSHEU, (John.) Guide into the Tongues; Lettres 13 Sophie, v. 6-S. that is, these eleven languages, viz: Eng- Lettres Originales de Mirabeau, 6crites du Donjon lish, velsh, Low Dutch, High Dutch, de Vincennes, 1779-80, v. 6-8. lish, WVelsh, Low Dutch, High Dutch, Libert6 (De la) de la Presse, v. 1. French, Italian, Spanish, Portugues, Latine, Lettres (Des) de Cachet et des Prisons d'ltat, v. 2. Notice sur Moses Mendelsohn et ses Ouvrages, v. 4. Greeke, Hebrew. Folio. London,1617. Observations d'un Voyageur Anglais sur la maison MINT, United States. Annual Report, 1862. de force appele Bictre, v. 4. RLglemens observ6s dans la Chambre des Comn80. Philadelphia, 1862. munes, v. 1. Instructions for transaction of busi- R6ponse aux Conseils de la Raison, v. 5. - Instructions ior transaction of business at the mint. 80. Philadelphia, 1858. - CEuvres. Prcddedes d'une notice sur -- Communication relative to a proposed sa vie et ses ouvrages, par Joseph M6rilhou. Branch Mint at New York. 8~. Philadel- 8 v. 8. Paris, 1834-35. phia, 1860. CONTENTS. MNON and HoratioJ-. Handbook Considerations sur l'Ordre de Cincinnatus, v. 3. MINTORN, (John and Horatio.) Handbook of Discours et Opinions dans l'Assembl6e Nationale, Modelling Wax Flowers. 7th ed. 160. 1789-91, etc., v. 1. Essai IHistorique sur la Vie et les Ouvrages de London, 1855. Mirabean, par MBrilhou, v. 1. 771 MIRABEAU. MIRECOURT. MIRABEAU, (Honor6 Gabriel Riquetti, Comte MIRABEAU, (Honor6 Gabriel Riquetti, Comte de.) CEuvres-Continued. de.) Letters during his residence in EngEssai sur le Despotisme, v. 8. land; with anecdotes, maxims, &c. 2 v. Histoire Secr6te de la Cour de Berlin, v. 8. Lettre remise a Frdelric-Guillaule Il., v. 8.. London, 1832. Lettres a Sophie Ruffei, v. 4-6. Memoirs, Biographical, Literary, and Lettres de Sophie a Mirabeau, v. 6. Lettres (Des) de Cachet, et des Prisons d'etat, v. 7. Political; by himself, his father, his uncle, Lettres Ecrites du Donjon de Vincennes, 1777-80, and his adopted child 4 v. 8. London, v. 4-6. Liberte (De la) de la Presse, v. 3. 1835-36. Observations sur Bicdtre, v. 3. Plaidoyer de Mirabeau a la S6n6chaussee d'Aix, - Secret History of the Court of Berlin; v. 3. or, the character of the present King of Principes et Maximes extraits de "l'Ami des Hom- mes," ou trait6 de la Population, v. 5. Prussia, his ministers, mistresses, generals, -Atlas de la Monarchie Prussienne. See courtiers, favourites, and the Royal family MENTELLE, (Edme.) of Prussia; in a series of letters. 2 v. 80, - Aux Bataves sur le Stathoud6rat. 12~. London, 1789. Gentve, 1788. MIRABEAU, (Victor Riquetti, Marquis de.) ~- Consid6rations sur l'ordre de Cincin- L'Ami des Hommes, ou Traite de la Popunatus. 80. Londres, 1788. (Pol. Pam., lation. 5 v. 160. Avignon, 1756-58. v. 98. De la Constitution Monetaire; et ob- The same. Suivies d'une lettre de M. servations sur le Rapport du Conmit des Turgot au Doct. Price, sur les 16gislations Monnoies. 80. Paris, 1790. (Pol. Pam., Am6ricaines; et de la traduction d'un pam- v. 17.) phlet du Doct. Richard Price, intitul6 "Ob- ThBorie de l'Imp6t. 160. Paris, 1761. servations on the Importance of the American MIRAUS, or LE MIRE, (Aubert.) Opera DiploRevolution." 120. Londres, 1784. matica et Historica. Editio 2a. J. F. FopDe la Banque d'Espagne, dite de Saint- pens notas addidit. 4 v. Folio. Lovanii Charles. 80. Gengve, 1785. et Bruxellis, 1723-48. - D6nonciation de l'Agiotage de Paris MIRAFLORES, (Marques de.) Memorias para au Roi et a l'Assemblee. 80. Paris, 1787. escriber la Historia contempordnea de los (Pol. Pam., v. 14.) siete primeros anos del Reinada de Isabel II. Discours et Opinions; pr6c6des d'une 2 v. 80. Madrid, 1843-44. notice historique sur sa vie, par M. Barthe. MIRANDA ELLIOT; or, the voice of the spirit, 3 v. 80. Paris, 1820. by S. H. M. 120. Philadelphia, 1855. Essai sur le Despotisme. 3e ed., cor- MIRANDA'S Expedition. See BIGGS, (James.) rig6e de la main de l'auteur. 120. Paris, MIRBECK, (Fr6d6ric Ignace de.) Lettre A 1792. l'Assembl6e Coloniale de la partie Frangaise ~- - Histoire Secrete de la Cour de Berlin; de St. Domingue. 40. Cap Francois, 1792. ou Correspondance d'un Voyageur Fran9ois, (Pol. Pam., v. 1.) depuis Juillet, 1786, jusqu'a Janvier, 1787. MIRECOURT, (Charles Jean Baptiste Jacquot, Ouvrage posthume. 2 v. 80. Londres, dit Eugene de.) Les Contemporains. 6 v. 1789. 160. Paris, 1854-55. Lettre A Frederic-Guillaume II., Roi CONTENTS. de Prusse. 80. Berlin, 1787. (Pol. Pam., Balzac, Honor6, v. 5. MWry, Joseph, v. 4. v. 20.) Beranger, Jean Pierre de, Meyerbeer, [or Meye r v. 6. Liebman Beer,] Gia— ~- Memoires Biographiques, Litteraires et David, Felicien, v. 3. como, v. 3. Politiques; 6erits par lui-meme, par son Dujpont, Piergie, v. 3. Nerval, 5 Gard abrde Dupont, Pierre, v. 3. Nervabrup're, son oncle, et son fils adoptif, (Lucas Dupin, Andr6-Marie- uie de, v. 6. Jean-Jacques, v. 2. Rachel, Elisa Rachel-F6. de Montigny.) 8 v. 80. Paris, 1834-35. Gauthier, Th6ophile, v. 2. lix, v. 6. Memoires du Ministere du Due d'Ai- Girardin, lEmile de, v. 1. Samson, Joseph Isidore, Guizot, FranQois Pierre v. 1. guillon. R6diges par Mirabeau, et publies Guillaume, v. 1. Sand, George, [Amantine par Soulavie. 3e 6d. 80. Paris, 1792. Hugo, Marie Victor, v. 6. Aurore Dupin,].Mme. par Soulavie. 3e ed. 8~. Paris, 1792. Janin, Jules, v. 3. Dudevanvg. Jan, Sin, Juies, v. 3. Dudevant, v. 2. - Gallery of Portraits of the National Kock, Charles Paul de, Scribe, Augustin-Eugone, v. 5. v. 4. Assembly. Translated from the French. Lacordaire, Jean. Bap- Taylor, Isidore-Justin2 v. in 1. 12. Dublin 1790. tiste-Henri, v. ri, Ba. 2. ri de, v. 5. 2 10. D lin, Lamartine, Marie Al- Thiers, Louis Adolphe, Note.-" Mirabeau took some part in the Gallery of phonse Prat de, v. 3. v. 1. Portraits of the National Assembly, but a very Lamennais, Hugues FPli- Vernet, Bmile Jean Hoinconsiderable one, since he merely wrote the cit6-Robert de, v. 4. race, v. 4 Notice of Necker, under the name of Narses." Musset, Louis - CharlesQUIRARD. Alfred de, v. 2. 772 MIRECOURT. MISSISSIPPI. MIRECOURT, (Charles Jean Baptiste Jacquot, of other benevolent operations, for the years dit Eugene de.) Masaniello. 40. (Illus. 1823 to 1862. 41 v. 80. Boston, 1823-62. Lit. of all Nations.) MISSISSIPPI. Code of Mississippi; an analytiMIRROR, The. By Geo. Home, Henry Mack- cal compilation of the public and general enzie, and others. 2 v. 160. London, 1823. statutes of the Territory and State, with (British Essayists, v. 28-29.) references to the local and private acts, MIRROR of Literature, Amusement, and In- from 1798 to 1848. By A. Hutchinson. 80. struction; containing essays, narratives, Jackson, 1848. (5 copies.) memoirs, anecdotes, &c. 40 v. 80. Lon- Digest; comprising all the laws of a don, 1823-42. general nature, including the acts of the MIRROR of the Soul; or, spiritual things dis- session of 1839. By T. J. F. Alden and J. cerned,byaChristianlady. Withintroduction A. Van Hoesen. 80. New-York, 1839. by D. Holmes. 120. Auburn, (N. Y.,) 1852. Laws of the State, 1817-18 (first sesMIRROR for Magistrates; wherein may be sion of the first general assemby)to 1821; seene, by examples passed in this Realme, 1830; 1831; 1833; 1833-34; 1836 to 1840, with how grievous plagues vices are pun- (2 copies;) 1841, (3 copies;) 1842; 1843; ished in great Princes. Edited by Joseph 1846 and 1848, (2 copies;) and 1850. 27 v. Haslewood. 3 v. 40. London, 1815. 80. Natchez and Jackson, 1818-50. CONTEIN;TS. ~ — Laws of the State; embracing all acts Part 1. By John Higgins. V. 1. of a public nature, from 1824 to 1838. 80. Part 2. By Thomas Blener-hasset. Conteyning the Jackson, 1838. (2 copies.) falles of the infortunate princes of this Lande from the conquest of Csesar unto - - Revised Code; comprising all such the cormyg of duke William the Con- acts of a public nature as were in force at queror. V. 1. Part 3. By William Baldwin, and by Ferrers, Ca- the end of 1823. 80. Natchez, 1824. vil, Chaloner, Phaer, Skelton, Dolman, The same. Published by autorit Sackville, Segar, Dingley, Churchyard, Published by authority of and Drayton. V. 2. the Legislature. 80. Jackson 1857. (10 Part 4. A Winter Night's Vision. By Richard Niccols. V. 3. copies.) Part 5. England's Eliza, or the reign of the virgin Statutes of the Territory. - Revised and empress Elizabeth. V. 3. M Aexne Ei plomat. h. Ar digested by the authority of the general asMTRUSS, (Alexander.) Diplomatisches Archiv f.r die Deutschen Budsiate.3.in) sembly. By Harry Toulmin. 80. Natchez, fiar die Deutschen Bundesstaaten. 3 v. in 5. 1 80. Leipzig, 1846-48. 1..'. Leipzig J-, 184648. - Statutes of the Territory; the ordi~- Preussische Handels Gesetzgebung, mit ber1ucsichtigngder neues ten Vrordnungen nance for the government of the Territory of berttcksichtigungderneuestenVerordnungen the United States, north-west of the Ohio; in den Vereinstaaten Deutschlands. 2d ed. the United States, north-west of the Ohio; 80. Berlin, 1838. articles of agreement and cession between MISCELLANEA Biographica. Oswinus, Cuth- the United States and the State of Georgia; betus, and Eata. 80. London, 1838. and such acts of Congress as relate to the MISCELLANEA Curiosa; sive, Ephemeridum Territory. Digested by Edward Turner.,'IIscELLANEA Curiosa sive, Ephemeridum 8~. Natchez, 1816. (3 copies.) Medico-Physicarum Germanicarum Acade- (3 copies.) miRe Nature Curiosorum Decurie I. et II. Mississippi Reports. V. 23 to 29, by Anni 1670-1689. 18 v. in 15. Small 40 John F. Cushman, 851 to 1855. 80. BosFrancofurti, 1684-90. ton, 1852-56. (2 copies.) PAMPHLETS. 41. 18The same. V. 30 to 38, by James Z. MISCELL.ANEOUS PAMPHLETS. 41 V. 18;0 M80C and 4E0O (Pv.MHE d. v) George, 1855 to 1860. 80. Philadelphia, NOTE.-The contents of the volumes will be found 1857-61. (3 copies of. 3 and 33; and 2 in the Catalogue under their various authors, copies of the other volumes.) MISCELLANY of Knowledge. A new work, by Journal of the House of Representaseveral gentlemen, on different subjects. tives, 1840 and 1841. 2 v. 80. Jackson 2d ed. 12~. London, 1792. 1840-41. MISCHNA. Eighteen Treatises from the Journal of the Senate, 1838 to 1841. Mishna. Translated by D. A. De Sola and 4 v. 80. Jackson, 1838-41. M. J. Raphall. 2d ed. 80. London, 1845. Journal of the Senate and House. 2 MISSALE Romanun. 80. Dublinii, 1822. v. 80. Jackson, 1858. MISSIONARY Herald, containing the proceed- Map of Mississippi. From the surveys ings of the American Board of Commis- in the General Land-Office, and other docusioners for Foreign Missions, with a view ments; by John Melish. Philadelphia, 1820. 773 MISSISSIPPI. MITCHELL. MISSISSIPPI. Nine Years of Democratic Rule M. Jones, 1855 and 1856. 80. St. Louis, in Mississippi; being notes upon the political 1856-57. (2 copies.) history of the State, from 1838 to the present - The same. V. 1-12. 8~. Saint-Louis time. 12~. 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Columbus, (0.,) 1855. gested by authority of the general assembly. MITCHEL, (John) Jail Journal; or, five 2 v. 8~. St. Louis, 1825. (2 copies.) years in British prisons. 120. New York, Laws of the State, 1836-37 and 1838- 1854. 39. 2d ed. 8~. Saint-Louis and City of MITCHEL, (Ormsby McKnight.) Lecture on Jefferson, 1841. the Unfinished Problems of the Universe. Local Laws and Private Acts, 1844-45 120. New York, 1859. and 1855. 4 v. 8~. City of Jefferson, Planetary and Stellar Worlds. 12~. 1845-56. (2 copies.) London, 1850. Revised Statutes. Digested by the 8th The same. 120. New-York, 1852. general assembly, 1834-35. 8~. St. Louis, - Popular Astronomy; a concise elemen1835. (2 copies.) tary treatise on the sun, planets, satellites, Revised Statutes. Digested by the and comets. 12~. New-York, 1860. 13th general assembly, 1844-45. Printed MITCHELL, (Catharine.) Minstrel's Bride; or, under the superintendence of W. C. Jones. the shepherd of Hazel Glen. 120. Phila80. St. Louis, 1845. (2 copies.) delphia, 1859. Revised Statutes. Digested by the MITCHELL, (Charles.) Newspaper Press Direc18th general assembly, 1854-55; Charles H. tory. Full particulars relative to each jourHardin, commissioner. 2 v. 80. City of nal published in the British Isles, for the Jefferson, 1856. (2 copies.) year 1847. 120. London, 1847. Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court. The same. Small folio. London, 1862. V. 1 to 3, by S. M. Bay, 1821 to 1835. 80. MITCHELL, (C. S.) Records of Events ConSaint Louis, 1843. (2 copies.) nected with the History of the Jews, from The same. V. 4, by W. B. Napton, the creation to the present time, and their 1835 to 1837. 80. Fayette, 1837. (2 copies.) bearing on Modern European Society, &.c. The same. V. 5 to 8, by S. M. Bay, 80. London, 1849. 1837 to 1845. 80. Fayette and Saint Louis, MITCHELL, (Donald G.) Battle Summer; per1840-45. (2 copies.) sonal observations in Paris, during the year The same. V. 9 to 11, by B. F. String- 1848. By Ik. Marvel. 120. New-York, fellow, 1845 to 1848. 80. Jefferson City, 1850. 1846-48. (2 copies.) Dream Life; a fable of the seasons, The same. V. 12 and 13, by W. A. by Ik. Marvel. 120. New-York, 1851. Robards, 1848 to 1850. 80. Jefferson City, Fresh Gleanings; or, a new sheaf from 1849-50. (2 copies.) the old fields of continental Europe. 120. The same. V. 14 and 15, by J. B. Gar- New-York, 1851. denhire, 1851 to 1852. 80. Jefferson City, — Fudge Doings; being Tony Fudge's 1852. (2 copies.) record of the same, by 1k. Marvel. 2 v. 120. The same. V. 16 to 21, by Samuel A. New-York, 1855. Bennett, 1852 to 1855. 80. St. Louis, Reveries of a Bachelor; or, a book of 1853-56. (2 copies.) the heart, by Ik. Marvel. 120. New-York, ~ — The same. V. 22 and 23, by Horatio 1850. 774 MITCHELL. MITFORD. MITCHELL, (D. W.) Ten Years in the United MITCHELL, (Col. Sir Thomas Livingstone;) States; being an Englishman's views of war and WYLD, (James.) Memoir annexed to and things in the North and South. 12~. an Atlas containing Plans of the principal London, 1862. Battles, Sieges, and Affairs, during the War MITCHELL, (James, of Keighley.) Dendro- in the Spanish Peninsula and the South of logia; or, a Treatise of Forest Trees; with France, 1808-14. 40. London, 1841. Evelyn's Sylva, abridged. 80. Keighley, MITCHELL, (W. M.) The Under-ground Rail1827. road, fiomSlavery to Freedom. 2d ed. 180. MITCHELL, (James; Agent of emigration.) Re- London, 1860. port on Colonization and Emigration. 80. MITCHELL. See MICHELL. Washington, 1862. MITCHII, (Jonathan.) Present State of Great MITCHELL, (Colonel John.) The Fall of Na- Britain and North America, with regard to poleon; an historical memoir. 3 v. 120. Agriculture, Population, Trade, and ManuLondon, 1845. factures. 80. London, 1767. Life of Wallenstein, Duke of Fried- MITCHILL, (Samuel Latham.) Discourse on land. 80. London, 1837. the Character and Scientific Attainments of Thoughts on Tactics and Military Or- De Witt Clinton. 80. New York, 1828. ganization; with an enquiry into the power - Observations on the Geology of North and position of Russia. 120. London, 1838. America. 80. New York, 1818. (With CuMITCHELL, (Rev. John, of Northampton, Mass.) VIER'S Theory of the Earth.) Notes from Over Sea; consisting of observa- Picture of New York. 180. New-York, tions made in Europe, in the years 1843 and 1807. 1844. 2 v. 120. New-York, 1845. MITCHISON, (William.) Hand-Book of the MITCHELL, (J.;) and DICKIE, (John.) Phil- Songs of Scotland, with music and notes, osophy of Witchcraft. 180. Paisley, 1839. and a sketch of the life of John Wilson, the MITCHELL, (Nahum.) Histoiy of the Early celebrated Scottish vocalist. 120. London, Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth 1852. County, Massachusetts; including an ex- MITFORD, (Eardley.) Law of Wills, Codicils, tensive Family Register. 8~. Boston, 1840. and Revocations, with instructions for exeMITCHELL, (Robert.) Plans, and Views in cutors, administrators, devisees, and legatees. Perspective; with descriptions of buildings 3d ed. 80. London, 1803. (Misc. Pam., erected in England and Scotland; also an v. 28.) essay on architecture. (English and French.) MITFORD, (John; Barrister.) Treatise on the Folio. London, 1801. Pleadings in Suits in the Court of Chancery, MITCHELL, (S. Augustus.) Biblical and Sab- by English Bill. 80. London, 1780. bath School Geography. 120. Philadel- The same. 4th ed, with notes, by G. phia, 1849. Jeremy. 80. London, 1827. (2 copies.) --- -New Universal Atlas; with a special The same. 6th Am., from the 5th map of each of the United States, plans of London ed., with notes, by J. W. Moulton. cities, &c. Folio. Philadelphia, 1849. 8~. New-York, -1849. MITCHELL, (S. Weir.) Researches on the MITFORD, (Rev. John.) Sacred Specimens, Venom of the Rattlesnake. 4~. Washing- selected from the early English poets; with ton, It60. (Smithsonian Contributions, v. 12.) prefatory verses by the editor. 160. London, MITCHELI, (Thomas D.) Materia Medica and 1827. Therapeutics; with copious notes of toxi- MITFORD, (Mary Russell.) Belford Regis; or, cology. New ed. 80. Philadelphia, 1857. sketches of a country town. 160. London, MITCHELL, (Thomas Henry.) System of Light 1846. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, v. 102.) Drill; the rudiments of skirmishing, &c. 7th Dramatic Works. 2 v. 120. London, ed. 160. London, 1851. 1854. MITCHELL, (Col. Sir Thomas Livingstone.) CONTENTS. Journal of an Expedition into the Interior Charles the First, v. 1. Inez de Castro, v. 2. of Tropical Australia. 80. London, 1848. Dramatic Scenes, v. 2. Julian, v. 1. Three Expeitios.inoteI f, Foscari, v. 1. Otto of Wittelsbach, v. 2. Three Expeditions into the Interior of Gaston de Blondeville, Rienzi, v. 1. Eastern Australia; with descriptions of Aus- v. 2. 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Descriptive Voregulations for the government of the craft cabulary of the Language in common use under its jurisdiction. 8~. Boston, 1857. amongst the Aborigines of Western AustraMOORE, (David.) Concise Notices of British lia; embodying much interesting information Grasses best suited for agriculture, with regarding the natives. 12~. London, 1842. preserved specimens. 3d ed. 4~. Dubiin, MOORE, (George Henry.) Employment of 1851. Negroes in the American Army of the RevMOORE, (Edmund F.) Reports of Cases heard olution. 8~. New York, 1862. and determined by the Judicial Committee - "Mr. Lee's Plan-March 29, 1777." and the Lords of the Privy Council, 1836 The Treason of Charles Lee, Major-General, to 1861. 13 v. 8~. London, 1840-61. Second in Command in the American Army ~- Reports of Cases heard and determined of the Revolution. 8~. New-York, 1860. by the Judicial Committee and the Lords of MOORE, (Hugh, of Hillsborough, Eng.) 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(Geor- debtors and creditors. 120. New-York, 1840. gia Hist. Coll., v. 1.) Lives of the Governors of New PlyMOORE, (Francis, Editor of the Texas Register.) mouth and Massachusetts Bay; from 1620 Description of Texas. 2d ed. 18~. New- to 1692. Boston, 1851. York, 1844. MOORE, (James; M. R. C. S.) History and MOORE, (Frank.) American Eloquence; Practice of Vaccination. 8~. London, 1817. speeches and addresses, by the most eminent History of the Small Pox. 8~. Lonorators of America. 2 v. 8~. New-York, don, 1815. 1862. MOORE, (James Carrick.) Life of Sir John Diary of the American Revolution, Moore. 2 v. 8~. London, 1834. from newspapers and original documents. Narrative of the Campaign of the British 2 v. 8~. New-York, 1860. Army in Spain, commanded by Sir John - Songs and Ballads of the American Moore. 4~. London, 1809. Revolution. With notes and illustrations. MOORE, (John; M. D.) Works; with me120. New-York, 1836. moirs of his life and writings, by Robert See REBELLION RECORD. Anderson. 7 v. 8~. London, 1820. MOORE, (George.) Lives of Cardinal Albe- CONTENTS. roni, and the Duke of Ripperda, Ministers of Edward v. 6. Philip V., King of Spain. 2 v. in 1. 8~. France, Switzerland, and Germany, Society and London, 1806. Manners in, v. 1. French Revolution, View of, v. 4. MOORE. (George, M. D.) The Lost Tribes, Italy, Society and Manners in, v. 2. Journal of a Residence in France, v. 3. and the Saxons of the East and the West; Life of Moore, by R. Anderson, v. 1. with new views of Buddhism, etc. 80. Mordaunt, v. 7. Romance, Commencement and Progress of, v. 5. London, 1861. Zeluco, v. 5. 785 MOORE. MOORE. MOORE, (John, li. D.) Journal ofaResidence MOORE, (S. S.;) and JONES, (T. W.) Travelin France, in 1792. 2 v. 16~. Philadel- ler's Directory; or, a pocket companion from phia, 1794. Philadelphia to New-York, and to Washing ~- Zeluco. 2 v. 160. London, 1820. ton. 80. Philadelphia, 1802. (Barbauld's Brit. Novelists, v. 34-35.) MOORE, (Thomas.) The Epicurean, a tale; MOORE, (John Bayly.) Digested Index to the and Alciphron, a poem. 160. London, Term Reports; containing all the points of 1839. law argued and determined in the King's Harmonized Airs from Irish Melodies; Bench, and Common Pleas, 1785 to 1818. with the original symphonies and accompaniContinued to the present time, by J. E. Hall. ments, by Sir J. Stevenson and- Sir H. 2 v. 80. Philadelphia, 1819. Bishop; for two, three, or four voices. 40. The same. 1820 to 1824. 2 v. 80. London, 1858.. London, 1824-25. History of Ireland; commencing with Reports of Cases in the Courts of Com- its earliest period, to the great expedition mon Pleas and Exchequer Chamber, 1816 to against Scotland in 1545. 2 v. 80. Phila1827. 12 v. 80. London, 1818-31. delphia, 1843-46. and PAYNE, (J.) Reports of Cases in The same. 4v. 160. London, 1840-46. the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer (Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopsedia, v. 89-92.) Chamber, 1827 to 1831. 5 v. 80. 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Loves of the Angels. 80. London, MOORE, (J. G.) Patent Office and Patent 1823. Laws; or, a guide to inventors, and a book ~ Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondence. of reference for judges, lawyers, magistrates, Edited by Lord John Russell. 8 v. 120. and others, with appendices. 120. Phila- London, 1853-56. delphia, 1855. Memoirs of the Life of the Right HonMOORE, (Sir John Henry.) Poems. 160. ourable Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 80. Chiswick, 1822. (British Poets, v. 73.) Philadelphia, 1825. MOORE, (J. S.; Editor.) Pictorial Book of National Airs and other Songs, now Ancient Ballad Poetry of Great Britain; first collected. 40. London, 1858. with a selection of modern imitations and - Notes from his Letters to his Publisher, translations. 80. London, 1860. James Power, [suppressed in London.] 120. MOORE, (Nathaniel F.) Address to the Alumni New York, 1854. of Columbia College, (N.Y.,) March 16, 1844. Odes upon Cash, Corn, Catholics, and 120. New York, 1848. (With MOORE'S other matters; selected from the Times. 160. Historical Sketch of Columbia College.) London, 182S. Ancient Mineralogy; or, an inquiry Paradise and the Peri; with chromorespecting mineral substances mentioned lithographic illustrations, by Owen Jones. by the ancients. 2d ed. 160. New-York, 40. London, 1860. 1859. Poetical Works, including his Melodies, ~- Historical Sketch of Columbia College, Ballads, &c. 80. Philadelphia, 1850. in the City of New York. 120. New York, - Poetical Works, collected by himself. 1846. 10 v. 16C. London, 1853. 99 786 MOORE. MORE. MOORE, (Thomas.) Poetical Works, collected MOQUART, or MOQUARD, (-.) Nonvelles by himself —Continued. Causes C6elbres, en fastes du crime, 6 v. 80. Paris, 1843-47. CONTENTS.. MORA, (Jos6 Maria.) Memoria sobre el Origen Alciphron; a Fragment, v. 10. Ballads, Songs, Poems, etc., v.. y Estado Actuel de las Obras emprendidas Corruption and Intolerance, v. 3. para el Desagiie de las Lagunas delVallede Epicurean, The; a tale, v. 10. a 4 jio Evenings in Greece, v. 5. Mjio. Small 40. Mjico, 823. Fables for the Holy Alliance, v.. MORA, (Jose Maria Luis.) Obras Sueltas. Fudges to England, v. 9. Fudge Family in Paris, v. 7. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1837. Glees, Set of, v. 5. Irish Melodies, v. 3-4. MORAES E SILVA, (Antonio de.) Diccionario Juvenile Poems, v. 61. da Lingua Portugueza, recopilado de todos Lalla Rookh, v. 6-7. Legendary Ballads, v. 5. os impressos ate' o presente. 3a ed. 2 v. Loves of the Angels, v. 8. 40 Lsba 1823 Miscellaneous Poems, v. 7. 1 National Airs, v. 4. MORAL Plays. By a lady. 80. London, 1832. Odes of Anacreon, v. 1. Poems relating to America, v. 2. MORALITY of Public Men; a second letter to Political and Satirical Poems, v. 7. the Earl of Derby. 80. London, 1853. Rhymes on the Road, v. 7. Sacred Songs, v. 4. MORAN, (Benjamin.) Footpath and Highway; Satiric, The,a v. 3-9. 3- or, wanderings of an American in Great Songs from M. P.; or, the Blue Stocking, v. 10. Britain, in 1851-52. 120. Philadelphia, Songs from the Greek Anthology, v. 5. Twopenny Post-Bag, v. 3. 1853. Unpublished Songs, &c., v. 5. MORAN, (Charles.) Money. 120. New York, *- - Songs, Ballads, and Sacred Songs. 160. 1863. London, 1849. MORANGE, (William D.) Poem delivered at Travels of an Irish Gentleman in Search the opening of Tweddle Hall. 80. Albany, of a Religion. 2 v. 120. London, 1833. 1860. MOORE, (Thomas; M. B. S. L.) Ferns of Great MORATIN, (Leandro Fernandez de.) Comedias. Britain and Ireland. Edited by John Lind- 80 Paris, 1838. (Coleccion de Autores ley. Nature-Printed by Henry Bradbury. Espanfoles, v. 43.) Folio. London, 1855, MORATIN, (Nicolas Fernandez de.) Obras. Handbookof British Ferns. 240. Lon- 80. Madrid, 1846. (Biblioteca de Autores don, 1848. Espanoles, v. 29.) Theory and Practice applied to the Cul- MORCA, the Blind Page; a tragedy in five acts, tivation of the Cucumber, in the Winter by Ignis. 160. Cincinnati, 1855. Season; also, a chapter on melons. 2d ed. MORDECAI, (Alfred.) Reports of Experiments 160. London, 1847. on Gunpowder, made at Washington Arsenal, MOORE, (William V.) Indian Wars of the in 1843-49. 80. Washington, 1845-49. United States, from the discovery to the pre- MORE, (Cresacre.) Life of Sir Thomas More, sent time. With manners, &c. of the Abo- Kt., Lord High Chancellor of England unrigines. 80. Philadelphia, 1855. der King Henry the Eighth; by his great MOORE, (William W.) Address to the Public, grandson, Thomas More; [now ascertained and especially the Printers of the United to be by C. More.] 80. London, 1726. States. 80. Washington, 1835. (Misc. MORE, (Hannah.) Works. New ed. 11 v. Pam., v. 21.) 120. London, 1830. MOORE. See MORE. CONTENTS. MOORMAN, (John J.) Virginia Springs; with Clhistian Morals v. 9. Cculebs in Search of a Wife, v. 7. remarks on the nature and medical applica- Essay on St. Paul, v. 10. biliyof each. I2ded. 16. Richmond, 1854. 3Fatal Falsehood; a tragedy, v. 2. bility of each. M ed. 16. Richmond, IS54. Hints toward forming the character of a Princess, MOORSOM, (Captain Robert.) Principles of v. 6. Inflexible Captive; a tragedy, v. 2. Naval Tactics; with exemplifications of the Moral Sketches, v. 4. practice; and tables for facilitating the evo- Poems, v. 1- 2. lutions. 80. Birmingham, 1846. Practical Piety, v. 8. Moosom, (Captain William Scarth.) Le s Religion of the Fashionable World, v. 11. MOORSOM, ( ClaptainL William Scarth. ) Letters Bemarks on the Speech of M. Dupont, v. 11. fi-om Nova Scotia. 1'.. London, 1830. Sacred Dramas, v. 1. Shepherd of Salisbury Plain, v. 3. - - Historical Record of the 52d Regiment, Spirit of Prayer, v. 11. (Oxfordshire Light Infantry,) from 1755 to Strictures on Female Education, v. 5. 1856. id ed 8 LnStories an60 T ales, v. 3-4. 1856, 2d ed, 80. London, 1860. Thoughts on the Manners of the Great, v. 11. MORE. MOREAU. MORE, (Henry.) Opera omnia, turn quoe La- in Latin; translated into English by Gilbert tin6, turn qu-e Anglice scripta sunt, nunc Burnet. 16~. Glasgow, 1743. vero Latinitate donata. 2 v. Folio. Lon- The same. With an account of More's dini, 1679. Life. 12~. London, 1795. (Political Classics, CONTENTS. v. 3.) Antidotus adversus Atheislunm, v. 2. __ The same. A new translation, by A. Cabbala Philosophica, v. 2. Confutatio Tractatus Theologico-Politici, v. 1. Cayley. 4~. London, 1808. (With Cayley's Desscriptio trilm Tabularunl Cabbalisticarum, v. 1. Dialogi Divini de Attributis et Providentia Dei, Mem. of Sir T. More, v. 2.) v. 1-2. The same; with the New Atlantis, by Dissertatio de Enthusiasmo, v. 1. Epistolae ad Cartesium, v. 2. Lord Bacon, analysis ofPlato's Republic, and Enchiridium Ethicum, v.. 1notes, by J. A. St. John. 120. London, 1838. Enchiridium Metaphysicumln, v. 1. Experimentum Torricellianum, v. 1. MORE. See MOORE. FandamentaPhilosophia sive Cabbalm 2Eto-pmdomelissace, v. 1. aMOREAU, (Cesar.) East India Company's Gravitatione (de) Corporum Fluidorum, v. 1. Records, shewing the past and present state Immortalitas Animme, v. 2. Philosophis Teutonice Censura, v. 1. of the British possessions in India, as to Subversio Duarum plrecipuarnum Atheismi Spino- their revenue, expenditure, debts, trade, and ziani Columnarum, v. 1. Visionis Ezechielis sive Mercav. Expositio, ex prin- navigation. Oblong folio. London, 1825. cipiis philosophie Pythagorice concinnata, v. 1. S o t ------ State of the Trade of Great Britain -- Collection of several Philosophical with all parts of the world, from the year writings. 4th ed. Folio. London, 1712. 1697 to 1822. 80; [Chart.] London, 1824. CONTENTS. MMOREAU, (Jean Victor.) Discours Prononce Antidote against Atheism. Enthusiasmus Triumpha- Tib Cimin i Appendix to the said An- tus. au Tribunal Criminel de la Seine. 80. Paris, tidote. Immortality of the Soul. 1804. (Pol. Pam. v. 19.) Conjectura Cabbalistica. Letters to Des Cartes, etc. MORE, (Sir Thomas.) Workes, written in the Memoire Justificatif, et Lettre au PrePMORE, (Sir Thomazs.) MWorkes, written in the English tongue. 40 London, 1557. mier Consul. 40. Paris, 1804. (Pol. Pam., English tongue. 40.London, 1557. Note.-Black letter. Wants four leaves, which are V. 5.) supplied in MS. Otherwise perfect, according to Justification from a Charge of ConLowndes' collation, excepting the rare leaf, between pp. 1138 and 1139. spiracy. Translated by S. L. Gray. 80. CONTENTS. Norfolk, (Va.,) 1804. (Pol. Pam., v. 19.) PoemsofJhonP Earl M. Life and Campaigns; with his trial, Life of Jhon Picus, Earle of -lAirandula. Historie of Kyng Rycharde III. and other events, till his embarkation for De Quatuor Nouissimis: a treatise upon the Holy the United States. From the French, by Scripture. e United States. From the French, by Dialogue concernynge Heresyes and matters of Re- John Davis. 160. New York, 1806. ligion, in 4 bokes. Supplicacion of Soules. MOREAU, (Pierre.) Histoire des Derniers Confutazcion of'Tyndale's Aulnswere. Troubles du Bresil entre les Hollandais et Debellacion of Salem and Byzance. Apologye of Sir Thomas More. les Portugais. 40 Paris, 1651. (Relations Aunswer to a litle boke of Jhon Frith against the de Madagascar et du Brsil blessed sacrament of the aulter. de Madagascar et du Bresil.) Aunswer to the first of the poysoned bookeswhych MOREAU-CHRISTOPHE (Louis Mathurin. a nameles heretike hath named the Souper of the Lord. Defense du Projet de Loi sur les Prisons Dyaloge of Comforte agaynste Tribulacyon. contre les attaques de ses adversaires. 80. Treatice to receaue the blessed body of our Lord. Treatice upon the passion of Chryste. Paris, 1844. Devout and Vertuouse Instruccions, Meditacions, Rapport sur ls Prisons d ngleterre, and Prayers. Rapport sur les Prisons de lAngleterre, Letters. de l'ecosse, de la Hollande, de la Belgique, De Optimo Reipublicma statu deque et de la Suisse. 40. Paris, 1839. nova insula Utopia libri duo. 240. (n. d.) MOREAU DE ST. MtRY, (Mederic Louis ]lie.) [Title page wanting.] Considerations A l'Occasion de quelques soi- Poemata, quibuspraemissasuntqumdam disant Amis des Noirs. 80. Paris, 1791. ipsius et Guilielmi Lilii progymnasmata. 40. (Slavery Pamphlets, v. 15.) London, 1808. (With Cayley's Mem. of Sir - Description topographique, physique, T. More, v.-2.) civile, politique, et historique, de la partie History of King Richard III.; an un- Francaise de'Ile de Saint Domingue. 2 v. finished history, from his English works, by 40. Philadelphia, 1797-98. A. Cayley. 40. London, 1808. (With Loix et Constitutions des Colonies Cayley's Mem. of Sir T. More, v. 2.) Fran9oises de l'Ambrique sous le Vent, de-- Utopia; or the happy republic; a phi- puis 1550 jusqu'en 1785. 6 v. 40. Paris, losophical romance, in two books. Written 1784-86. 788 MOREAU. MOREUIL. MOREAU DE ST. MRY, (M6d6ric Louis illie.) MORELLET, (Andr6.) Memoires in6dits sur le Topographical and Political Description of Dix-huitieme Siecle et sur la Revolution. the Spanish part of St. Domingo. From the Pr6c6des de l'Iloge de l'Abbe Morellet, par French, by W. Cobbett. 2 v. 80. Phila- M. Lemontey. 2e ed. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1822. delphia, 1798. Me6moires relatifs a la Discussion du MOREHEAD, (James T.) Address in Com- Privilege de la Nouvelle Compagnie des memoration of the First Settlement of Ken- Indes. 40. Amsterdam, 1787. (Col. Pam., tucky; delivered at Boonsborough, 25th v. 22.) May, 1840. 80. Frankfort, 1840. Projet de R6ponse B un M6moire R6--- Practice in Civil Actions and Proceed- pandu sons le Titre de M6moire des Princes, ings at Law, in Kentucky. 80. Louisville, 21 Dec., 1788. (Pol. Pam., v. 16.) 1846. - Prospectus d'un nouveau Dictionnaire MOREIIEAD, (Robert.) Dialogues on Natural du Commerce. 80. Paris, 1769. and Revealed Religion. 120. London, 1830. - R6flexions sur la Liberte d'lcrire et MOREL, (-;) and LAROCHE, (T.) Manuel d'imprimer sur les matieres de l'administraGeneral du Commerce et de l'Industrie. 80. tion. 80. Londres, (Paris,) 1775. (Pol. Paris, 1857. Pam., v. 14.) MORELL, (Andr6.) Thesaurus Morellianus, MORELLI, (Guglielmo.) De Veterum Philososive Familiarum Romanarum Numismata phorum Origine, successione, aetate et docomnia accuratissime delineata et disposita. trina. (Gronovius, Thesaurus Graec. Antiq., Accedunt numi miscellanei. Edidit et illus- v. 10.) travit S. Havercampus. 2 v. Folio. Am- MORENO, (Manuel.) Late Military Revolusteltedami, 1734. tion in Buenos Ayres, and assassination of The same. Sive C. Schlegelii, S. Hav- Governor Dorrego; being the translation of ercampi et A. F. Gorii commentaria in XII. an exposition, addressed to the United Provpriorum imperatorum Romanorum numis- inces of the River Plate, in answer to atmata, cujuscunque moduli. 3 v. Folio. tacks. 80. London, 1829. Amstelvedami, 1752. MORPRI, (Louis.) Grand Dictionnaire HisMORELL, (J. D.) Historical and Critical View torique. Nouv. 6d., dans laquelle on a reof the Speculative Philosophy of Europe in fondu les supplemens de l'abb6 Goujet. Le the nineteenth century. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. tout revu, corrige, etaugment6 par M. Drouet. New York, (Edinburgh,) 1847. 10 v. Folio. Paris, 1759. - Introduction to Mental Philosophy, on Great Historical Dictionary; a curious the inductive method. 80. London, 1862. miscellany of sacred and prophane history. - Philosophical Tendencies of the Age; 2d ed., enlarged to the year 1688, by Jeremy four lectures. 80. London, 1848. Collier. 2v. Folio. London, 1701. Philosophy of Religion. 120. New o The same. Supplement and Appendix, York, 1849. by Jeremy Collier, &c. 2v. Folio. LonMORELL, (J. R.) Russia Self-Condemned: don, 1705-21. secret and inedited documents connected MORESTEL, (Ren6.) Philomusus, sive de triwith Russian history and diplomacy, of im- plici anno Romanorum; Alypius, sive de portant bearing on the present crisis in Eu- priscorum Romanorum feriis. (Grrevius, ropean politics. 80. London, 1854. Thesaurus Ant. Rom., v. 8.) MORELL, (Thomas.) Elements of the History ~ Pompa feralis, sive justa funebria veteof Philosophy and Science. 80. London, rum. (Groevius, Thesaurus Ant. Rom., 1827. v. 12.) MORELL, (Thomas, S. T. P.) Lexicon Greco- MORETO Y CABANA, (Agustin de.) Comedias Prosodiacum. Typis denuo mandavit, cor- Escogidas. 80. Madrid, 1856. (Biblioteca rexit, illustravit, verbis A Morello omissis, de Autores Espanoles, v. 27.) quam plurimis auxit; et Graecis vocibus MORETON, (Andrew.) Secrets of the Invisible Latinam versionem subjecit E. Maltby. 2 World disclosed; or, an universal history of parts in 1 v. 40. Cantabrigie, 1815. apparitions. 80. London, 1735. MORELL. See MORRELL. MOREUIL, (L. J. A. de.) Dictionnaire des MORELLET, (Andre.) Lettres in6dites, sur Chancelleries Diplomatiques et Consulaires, l'Histoire Politique et Litt6raire des ann6es redig6 et complet6 au moyen de documents 1806 et 1807. 80. Paris, 1822. officiels. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1855. 789 MOREUIL. MORGAN. MoREUIL, (L. J. A. de.) Manuel des Agents MORGAN, (N. D.) George Cardwell; or, a Consulaires,Frangaiset trangers. 80. Paris, month in a country parish. 120. New 1850. York, 1856. MOREWOOD, (Samuel.) Philosophical and MORGAN, (R. W.) Christianity and Modern Statistical History of the Manufacture and Infidelity. 120. London, 1854. Use of Inebriating Liquors, &c. With an MORGAN, (Sydney Owenson, Lady.) Absenteeillustration of the consumption and effects ism. 120. London, 1825. of opium. 8~. Dublin, 1838. Book of the Boudoir. 2v. 120. LonMORFIT, (Campbell.) Arts of Tanning, Cur- don, 1836. rying, and Leather-Dressing; considered in Florence Macarthy. 16~. London, all their details. From the French of Julia 1839. de Fontenelle and F. Malepeyre, with addi- France in 1829-30. 2 v. in 1. 12". tions. 80. Philadelphia, 1852. New-York, 1830. Chemistry applied to the Manufacture The same. With translation of the of Soap and Candles. New ed. 8~. Phila- French words and phrases. 80. Philadeldelphia, 1856. phia, 1817. Perfumery; its manufacture and use. Italy. 2 v. 80. New-York, 1821. 120. Philadelphia, 1847. Letter to Cardinal Wiseman, in answer and (Clarence.) Chemical and Phar- to his "Remarks on Lady Morgan's Statemaceutical Manipulations; a manual of the ments regarding St. Peter's Chair." 3d ed. operations of the laboratory. 2d ed. 80. 80. London, 1851. Philadelphia, 1857. Life and Times of Salvator Rosa. 2 v. MORGAGNI, (Giovanni Battista.) Seats and 80. London, 1824. Causes of Diseases Investigated by Anatomy. Memoirs: autobiography, diaries, and Translated from the Latin, by B. Alexander. correspondence. Edited by W. Hepworth 3 v. 40. London, 1769. Dixon. 2 v. 80. London, 1862. MORGAN, (Aaron Augustus.) Mind of Shak- O'Brien's and O'Flahertys. 2d ed. speare, as exhibited in his works. (Quota- 4 v. 120. London, 1828. tions, alphabetically arranged under the sub- - Passages from My Autobiography. 8C. ject.) 120. London, 1860. London, 1859. MORGAN, (George Osborne.) Statutes, General Princess; or, the Beguine. 3v. 120. Orders, and Regulations relating to the Prac- London, 1835. tice and Jurisdiction of the Court of Chancery. Wild Irish Girl. 160. London, ]850. 2d ed., withsupplement. 120. London, 1861. Woman and her Master. 2 v. 120. MORGAN, (Hector Davies.) Doctrine and Law London, 1840. of Marriage, Adultery, and Divorce. With MORGAN, (Sir Thomas Charles.) Sketches of an appendix. 2 v. 80. Oxford, 1826. thePhilosophyofMorals. 80. London, 1822. Sermons on the Religious Principles of MORGAN, (William; F. R. S.) Appeal to the the Age. 80. Oxford, 1819. (Bampton People of Great Britain in the Present State Lectures for 1819.) of Public Finances and Credit. 3d ed. 80. MORGAN, (J.) Complete History of Algiers. London, 1797. (Financial Pam., v. 1.) Also, an Epitome of the General History The same. (Misc. Pam., v. 11.) of Barbary. 40. London, 1731, The same. 80. London, 1798. (Pol. -- Phenix Britannicus; being a miscel- Pam., v. 32.) laneous collection of scarce and curious Facts for the Serious Attention of the tracts, only to be found in the cabinets of the People of Great Britain respecting the Nacurious. 40. London, 1732. tional Debt. 2d ed. 80. London, 1796. MORGAN, (John; of the Inner-Temple.) Modern (Misc. Pam., v. 11.) Pleader; or, attorney's treasury. 3d ed. The same. 3d ed. 80. London, 1796. 2 v. in 1. 80. Dublin, 1793. (Financial Pam., v. 1.) MORGAN, (Lewis H.) Circular in reference to Public Finances of the Late Administhe Degrees of Relationship among different tration. 80. London, 1801. (Poi. Pam., Nations. 80. Washington, (n. d.) (Smith- v. 31.) sonian Misc. Coll., v. 2.) Review of Price's Writings on the FiLeague of the Ho-De-No-Sau-Nee, or nances of Great Britain, &c. 80. London, Iroquois. 80. Rochester, 1851. 1795. (Misc. Pam.,v. 11.) 790 MORGAN. MORLEY. MORGAN, (W.,) and MACPIIERSON, (A. G.) versalis Oxoniensis Distributio nova. 2 v. Indian Penal Code. (Act XLV. of 1860,) Folio. Oxonii, 1715. with notes. 8". London, 1861. MORISON, (William Maxwell.) Decisions of MORGANN, (Maurice.) Essay on the Dramatic the Court of Session, from the first instituCharacter of Sir John Falstaff. 8~. Lon- tion to the present time, digested in the form don, 1777. of a dictionary. In which all the decisions MORGUES, (Matthieu de.) Diverses Pieces in manuscript, in the library of the Faculty pour la Defense de la Royne MBre du Roy of Advocates, are published for the first time, Tres-chrestien Louys XIII. 2 v. in 1. 12~. and those formerly printed are corrected, Paris, 1643-44. with additions in notes. With supplement, MORHOF, (Daniel Georg.) Polyhistor,intres etc. 24 v. 4~. Edinburgh, 1801-'23. tomes, literarium, philosophicum et practi- MORISON. See MORRISON. cum divisus. Opus posthumum, accurate MORITZ, (Carl Philipp.) Mythological Ficrevisum A Johanne Mollero. Accedunt in- tions of the Greeks and Romans. From the dices necessarii. Small 4~. Lubeceg, 1708. 5th ed., in German, by C. F. W. Jreger. MORIER, (James.) Adventures of Hajji Baba 16~. New-York, 1830. of Ispahan. 16~. London, 1851. (Bent- - Travels in England, 1788. (Pinkerley's Stand. Novels, v. 44.) ton's Voyages, v. 2.) Adventures of Hajji Baba in England. MORLAND, (T. Hornby.) Genealogy of the 16c. London, 1850. (Bentley's Stand. English Race Horse, from the earliest times Novels, v. 45.) to the period when foreign blood was first ~- - Ayesha, the Maid of Kars. 160. Lon- introduced into this kingdom, &c. 80. don, 1846. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, v. 100.) London, 1810. Journey through Persia, Armenia, and MORLAND, (William Wallace.) Diseases of Asia Minor, to Constantinople, in 1808-9. the Urinary Organs; their diagnosis, pathol40. London, 1812. ogy, and treatment. 80. Philadelphia, 1858. The same. Second Journey, between MORLEY, (Henry.) Fables and Fairy Tales. 1810-16. 40. London, 1181. 160. London, 1860. - Zohrab the Hostage. 160. London, Jerome Cardan. Life of Girulamo 1837. (Bentley's Stand. Novels, v. 54.) Cardano, of Milan, physician. 2 v. 120. MORILLO, (Gen. PAblo.) M6moires relatifs London, 1854. aux principaux 6v6nemens de ses Campagnes Life of Bernard Palissy, the potter of enAm6riquede1815a 1821. Suivisdedeux Saintes. 2v. 120. London, 1852. pr6cis de J. D. Diaz et de M. de la Torre. ~ Life of Henry Cornelius Agrippa, comTraduit de l'Espagnol, par E. de Blosseville. monly known as a magician. 2 v. 12. 80. Paris, 1826. London, 1856. MORIN, (H.) Numismatique Feodale duDau- Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. 80. phine. 40. Paris, 1854. London, 1859. MORIN, (J. B.) Dictionnaire Etymologique - Oberon's Horn; a book of fairy tales. des Mots Francois D6rives du Grec. 2e ed. 120. London, 1861. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1809. MORLEY, (John.) Essay on the Nature and MORIN, (Pierre Achille.) Repertoire General Cure of Scrofulous Disorders. 7th ed. 12~. Raisonn6 du droit Criminel; ouf sont method- London, 1771. (Med. Pami, v. 2.) iquement expos6es la legislation, la doctrine MORLEY, (Thomas.) Canzonets; or, little et la jurisprudence sur tout ce qui constitue short songs to three voyces. Small 40. le grand et le petit criminel en toutes ma- London, 1593. tidres et dans toutes les juridictions. 2 v. MORLEY, (William H.) Administration of JusParis, 1850-51. tice in British India; its past history and presMORISON, (John.) Fathers and Founders of ent state; comprising an account of the laws the London Missionary Society. With a peculiar to India. 8~. London, 1858. brief Sketch of Methodism, and historical Analytical Digest of all the Reported notices of the several Protestant Missions, Cases in the Supreme Courts of Judicature from 1556 to 1839. 2 v. 80. London, 1840. in India, in the Courts of the Hon. EastMORISON, (John H.) Life of the Hon. Jere- India Company, and on Appeal from India, miah Smith. 120. Boston, 1845. by Her Majesty in Council; with notes. 2v. M1oi;soN, (Robert.) 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Villaret. 5 v. 16~. de la Fable, ou Mythologie Grecque, Latine, Leyde, 1763. pgyptienne, etc. 2 v. 8~. Paris, 1801. NOAILLES, (Paul, Duc de.) Histoire de Madame and CARPENTIER, (L. J. M.) Nouveau Maintenon et des principaux evenements du Dictionnaire des Origines, Inventions, et Regne de Louis XIV. 2e ed. 4 v. 8~. Decouvertes. 2e ed., augment6e de plus de Paris, 1849-58., 800 articles par les auteurs, et par M. PuisNOBLE, (Daniel.) Elements of Psychological sant, fils. 4 v. 8~. Paris, 1833. Medicine; an introduction to the study of NOEL, (Gerard T.) Prospects of the Church insanity. 2d ed. 8~. London, 1855. of Christ in connexion with the Second AdThe Human Mind in its Relations with vent. 8C. Philadelphia. 1840. (Literalist, the Brain and Nervous System. 12~. Lon- v. 1.) don, 1858. NOIRMONT, (Dunoyer de,) or, DUNOYER DE NOBLE, (James.) Arabic Vocabulary, and In- NOIRMONT, (-) and MARBOT, (Alfred de.) dex for Richardson's Arabic Grammar. 4~. 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The Palace of Pleasure; CONTENTS. well furnished with pleasant histories and Defence of the Considerations on the Propriety of excellent novels, chosen out of divers good requiring a Subscription to the Articles of Faith, authors. From the edition of 1575. Edited Evidences of Christianity, v. 2. THolre Paulinae, v. 2. by J. Haslewood. 2 v. 4~. London, 1813. Life of Paley, by. Paley, v. 1. PAINTER, Gilder, and Varnisher's Companion. oal and Political Philosophy, v. 3. Natural Theology, v. 1. 1.2~. Philadelphia, 1850. Reasons for Contentment, v. 2. PAINTER'S, Gilder's, and Varnisher's Manual. Sermons, Miscellaneous, v. 3-4. New ed. 16~. London, (n. d.) Horse Paulinse; or, the truth of the PAINTING; its rise and progress, from the ear- scripture history of St. Paul. 80. London, liest age to the present time. 120. Boston, 1805. 1846. Natural Theology; or, evidences of the Hints on the Art of Miniature Painting. existence and attributes of Deity. 80. Lon8~. London, 1837. don, 1809. 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Anatomy of the Horse; Chap books, v. 29. Descriptive Notices of popular English Hisembracing the structure of the foot. 80. tories, v. 23. ~London~, ^1832.~- Harmony of Birds, v. 7. London, 1832. Il-awves, Stephen. Pastime of Pleasure, v. 18. Hippopathology; systematic treatise Heywood, John. Dialogue on Wit and Folly, or Songs and Sonets of Kings, v. 20. on the disorders and lamenesses of the Heywood, Thomas. A Marriage Triumph, v. 3..IHistorical Songs of Ireland, temp. 1688. Edited by Horse. 4 v. in 5. 80. London, 1834-52. T. C. Croker, v 1. PERCY, (Henry Hugh Manvers.) -Explana- Hutton, Henry. Follie's Anatomie, v. 6. Ing lend, Thomas. Interlude of the Disobedient tions of the Manoeuvres of a Brigade of Child, v. 22. Infantry. 80; plans, 40. London, 18r2. Interlude of the Four Elements, v. 22. Jack of Dover; or, search for the veriest foole in PERCY, (John.) Experimental Inquiry con- England, v. 7. Xo Alo in ~ Johnson, Richard. 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Catholic Harmonist. Oblong de la loi du 3 Septembre 1807, toute la legis40. Baltimore, 1851. lation, la doctrine et la jurisprudence qui s'y PETERSDORFF, (Charles.) General Index to rapportent, avec l'indication des ordonnances the Precedents in Civil and Criminal Plead- et arrte6s anciens et modernes. 80. Paris, ings, applicable to the present practice in 1840. every ancient and modern collection; also PETIT, (Samuel.) Leges Attice; cum cornthe precedents in the books of reports, from mentario. Folio. Parisiis, 1635. 876 PETIT. PETRIE. PETIT-RADEL, (Louis Charles Francois.) Re- La Fare, C. A. de, s6r. 3, v. 65. La Fayette, M. MT. P. de la V. de, ser. 2, v. 64-65. cherches sur les Bibliotheques Anciennes et La Marchle, Olivier de, s6r. 1, v. 9-10. Modernes, jusqu't la fondation de la Biblio- La Porte, Pile de, sFer 2, v. 59 5 La RIochefoucauld, F..Dc de, er. 2, v. 51-52. theque Mazarine. 80. Paris, 1819. La Tour d'lAuvorglec, Due de Bouillon, ser. 1, v. 35. La Tremouille, Louis de, ser. 1, v. 14. PETITES Miseres de la Vie lumaine. Par Lenet, Pierre, ser 2, v. 2 53-54. Old Nick et Grandville. 80. Paris, 1846. LIstoile, Piere de, e r. 1, v. 45-49. Louise de Savoie, s6r. 1, v. 16. PETITION of the Sharks of Africa to the British Marguerite de Valois, ser. 1, v. 137..IMrillc,i Michel de, ser. ], v. 49. Parliament. Folio. 80. (n. d.) (Pol. Pam., Memoires, icel de- e -, se., v. 58-59. v\1moires (e Al. de I31 "', ser. 2, v. 58-59. ee, Jen de, s., v. 31.) r J d34.'IIO esti ens t.lc d -le IMer le, Mathien de, ser. 1, v. 38. PETITrION des Citoyens de Couleur des iles Millot, Claude. FXavier, Abbe. S6r., v. 71-74. Francoises a 1'Assemhbl1e Nationale. 80. Moonitglas, F. de P. de Clerrmont de, s6r. 2, v. 49-51. IMointluc, B. de L..M. de, ser. 1, v. 20-22. Paris, 1791. (Slavery Pam., v. 15.) MIontpensier, A. ML. L., Mile. de, s6r. 2, v. 40-43. -PETITOT, (Cla/-ti3 ernard, and Aleandre.) lMontersor, Claude de Bourdeille, de, ser. 2, v. 54. PETITOT, (Claude-Bernard, and Alexandre.) Motteville, Frainoise B. de, sr. 2, v. 36-40. Repertoire du Theatre Fran9ois; ou recueil Nemoius, MIarie de, ser. 2, v. 34. Noailles, Adrien Manuice, Duc de, sr., v. 71-74. des trag6dies et com6dies restees au theatre None, Franqois de la, s6r. 1, v. 34. depuis Rotrou; avec des notices sur chaque Oriaicn, J. 1. Gastoln, Due, sor. 2, v. 31. Philippi, Jean, s6r. 1, v. 34. auteur, et l'examen de chaque piece. 23 v. Pontciihtrain, P. Ph6lypeaux de, s6r., v. 16-17. o80.~n~ ParisD 180~3.~ Pontis, Lonis de, ser., v. 31-32. 80. Paris, 1803. Port Rov al, Notice sur, ser. 2, v. 33. - Collection complete des Memoires rela- Ilabutin, Flraiqois de, ser 1, v. 31-32. ltetz, J.. F. P.de Goudi, Cardi.acl de, ser. 2, v. 44-46. tifs a l'Histoire de France, jusqu'au coin- lichelitel, Arlnmnd J. dln P'lessis. Cardlicallde, c6r. 2, mencement du Dixseptimne Siecle..Avec des. 1 d. Riclelollt, C'omte de, s6r. ]., v. 8. notices sur chaque auteur, et des observations Rochechotuart, (Guillannie de, se6r. 1, v. 32. RohtIa., Heni, de, sr. 2, v. 18-19. sur chaque ouvrage. 131 v. 80. Paris, St. Auli)t, Jacques Pape de, 6r.1,. 43 1819-29. Stoaal, M. J. C. de Lianay, Contesse de, e6r. 2, v. 77. Sully, I. Betlhure, Dic dTe, ser. -, v. 1 —9. le serie. 52 v. 80. Paris, 1819-26. Talon, O erl., v. (60-63..- and MONMERQUf, (Louis Jean Nicolas.) Tavasnnes, Gaspard de Saulx, dc, s6r. 1, v. 23-25.' TavanneS, Guillaume de Saulx, de, s6r. 1, v. 35. 2e sreie. 78 v. in 79. 8~. Paris, 1820-29. Temple, Si Williamn, S r. 2, v. 64. CONTENTS. Thou, Jacques Augusti de, ser. 1, v. 37. Torcy, J. B. Colbert de, ser. 2, v. 67-68. A-gounlrne, Charles de Valois d', ser. 1, v. 44. Vieilleville, F. de Scepeaux de, s6r. 1, v. 26-98. Arnauld, Anit'oine, ler. 2la, v.. Vi,Louis Hector de, s6r. 2, v. 68-71. Arnauld d'Andilly, Robert, ser. 2, v. 33-34. Ville-laledouin, Geoffroy de, sr. 1, v. 1. Bassompierre, Fraiqois de, ser. 2, v. 19-21. Villeneuve GUilauie e, see. c, v. 14. B3ayard, P, du Terrail, Chevalier, e, Ir. I, 15-16. Villeroy, N. de ieufville de, ser. 1, v. 44. Biellay, Guillaume et Martin du, s6r. 1, v. 17-19. Campion, Henri de, s6r. 2, v. 51. PETRARCA, (Francesco.) Rime. 2 v. 180. Castelnan, Michel de, ser. 1, v. 33. 1 Cayet, Pierre Victor Palma, ser. 1, v. 38-43. V n, Caylus, M. M1. de Valois ltlarit}ise de, ser. 2, v. 66. ~ Rime. 2 v. 80. Livorno, 1820. Chatre, Claude de la, ser. 1, v. 32. Cllatre, Edme, Comnte de la, ser. 2, v. 51. --- Sonnets, Triumphs, and other Poems. Chivelrny, Pliillppe Huralulti de, ser. 1, v. 36. Translated into English verse, by various Choiseul, Dn Plessis Praslin, Due de, sel. 2, v. 57. Choisnin, Jean, ser. 1, v. 38. hands; with Campbell's lie of the poet. 120. Choisy, Fra!eois Timoleon lde, ser. 2, v. 63. Lodon, 1860. Christine de Pisan, ser. 1, v. 5-6. Coliguy, Gaspard de, ser. 1, v. 32. PETRIE, (George.) Remarks on the Book of Coiinues, Philippe de, s6r. 1, v. 11-13. Conrart, Valentin, s6r. 2, v. 48. Maca Firbis: an Irish manuscript. 40. DubDl Ctereq, Jacqrles, sr. I., v. 11. lin, 1837. (Irish Roy. Acad. Trans., v. 18.) )uclos, Charles Pinot, s6r. 2, v. 76-77. Dugcuay-Trouin, Rele, ser. 2, v. 75. - Account of an Irish Reliquary, called te Guscltin, Bertrand, slr. 1, v. 4-5. the Domnach Airgid. 40. Dublin, 1832. Estr6es, F. A. d', s6r. 2, v. 16. Fenelon, F. de Salignac, s6r. 1, v. 32. (Irish Royal Academy Trans., v. 18)'enin, Pierre de, ser. 1, v. 7. Fleuranges, R. de la Malck, de, s6r. 1, v. 16. History and Antiquities of Tara H-ill. Florenlt d'Ilers, s6r, r. 1, v. S. 40. Dublin, 1837. (Irish Royal Academy Fontenay-Mareuil, F. DIuval de, ser. 1, v. 50-51. Fontrailles, Louis d'Ast'arc, ser. 2, v. 54. Transactions, v. 18.) GFmoin, Clueide, sr., v. 4-75. Inquiry into the Origin and Uses of the Gtltoc, Achille, s6r. 1, v. 34. Gillot, Jacques, ser. 1, v. 49. Round Towers of Ireland; with the ecclesiGourville, J. Herault. de, ser. 2, v. 52. Grammont, Antoine, Duc de, ser. 2, v. 56-57. astical architecture of Ireland anterior to the Groulart, Claude, s6r. 1, v. 49. Groutis, HCri d la o iede, s. d,, v. 4.5556. Anglo-Norman invasion. 40. Dublin, 1845. Gaise, I-lenri de Lorraine, D2c de, sTer. 2, v. 55-56. Jean de Troyes, ser. 1, v. 13-14. (Irish Royal Academy Trans., v. 20.) Jeanne d'Arc, s6r. 1, v. 8. Jeannin, Pierre, ser. 2, v. 11-12. PETRIE, (Samuel.) Report of the Cricklade Joinville, Jean, Duc de, ser. 1, v. 2-3. Election Case, comprehending the whole Joly, Clauyde, sr. 2, v. 47. Joly, Guy, s6r. 2, v. 47. proceedings. 80. London, 1785. 877 PETRONI. PEYRERE. PETRONI, (Stefano Egidio;) and DAVENPORT, selection from his correspondence. 3 v. 8~. (G.) Nuovo Diziondrio. Itali'no, Ingl6se, London, 1817. Francese; and English, Italian, French. 3d On Superstitions connected with the ed. 2 v. 8~. London, 1828. History and Practice of Medicine and SurPETRONIUS ARBITER, (Titus.) Satyricon; et gery. 80. London, 1844. diversorum pc.etarum lusus in Priapum, cume PETIUS, (Sir John.) Constitution of Parliaselectis commentariis. Accedunt Pervigilium n ments in England, deduced from the time. of Veneris. Ausonii Cento Nuptialis, Cupido King Edward II. 12~. London, 1680. Cruci-Affixus, atque alia nonnulla notis doc- Fodinve Regales; the history, laws, torum virorum illustrata, accurante Simone and places of the chief mines and mineral Abbes Gabbema. 180. Trajecti ad Rhenum, works in England, Wales, and the English 1654. pale in Ireland. Folio. London, 1670. The same. Accedunt Epistolse de Cleo- Of Trade. London, 1700. Sir Henry patra, et alia nonnulla. Omnia commenta- Pollexfen's Argument upon an Action of the riis, et notis doctorum virorum illustrata, Case, brought by the East India Company, concinnate Michaele Hadrianide. 80. Am- against Mr. Sands. 160. London, 1696. stelodami, 1669. PETTY, (William.) Constitution and Laws of T- The same. Translated in prose. 120. England considered. 120. London, 1701. London, 1854. (Bohn's Class. Lib., v. 69.) ~ Essays in Political Arithmetick. 120. Works. Translated by several hands; London, 1699. to which is added Catullus, Tibullus, and PETYT, (George.) LexParliamentaria. With Propertius, and translations fiom the Greek an appendix of a case in parliament between of Pindar, Anacreon, and Sappho. 80. Lon- Sir Francis Goodwyn and Sir.John Fortescue, don, 1713. for the knights place for the county of Bucks, PE'iRUS Chrysologus. Sermones. Seb. Pauli. Jac. I. 80. London, 1690. prrefatus est, notasque adjecit. Item Vale- PETYT, (William.) Antient Right of the riani Homiline xx, omnia primtum edita a J. Commons of England asserted. 120. LonSirmondo. Accessit Th. Raynaudi Apologia don, 1680. pro S. Valeriano. 2 v. in 1. Folio. Augustse - Jus Parliamentarium; or, the ancient Vindelicorum, 1758. power, jurisdiction, rights, and liberties of PETRUS Patricius. Excerpta de Legationibus parliament asserted. Folio. London, 1739. Gentium ad Romanos. (Gr. et Lat.) 80. - Miscellanea Parliamentaria; containBonnre, 1829. (Byzantinae Hist. Corpus, ing precedents of freedom from arrests; of v. 11.) censures, &c. With an appendix of precePETRUS de Aquila. Questiones in quatuor dents in marriages; peace and war; leagues, Sententiarum libros. Folio. Spirse, [Petrus and other weighty affairs of the kingdom. Drach,] 1480. 16C. London, 1680. Note.-Gothic type. 177 leaves. Two columns on a PETZHOLDT, (Alexander.) Lectures to Farmpage, each of 60 lines, without pagination or signa- tures. ers on Agricultural Chemistry. 120. LonPETTIGREW, (Thomas Joseph.) Chronicles don, 1844. of the Tombs; a collection of epitaphs, PETZHOLDT, (Julius.) Handbuch Deutscher preceded by an essay on monumental in- Bibliotheken. 80. 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PHILIDOR, (Francois Andr6 Danican, dit.) - Poems on several occasions. 160. Analyse du Jeu des Echecs. Nouv. ed. 80. London, 1728. (Pomfret's Poems, etc.) Londres, 1777. Poems. 160. London, 1790. (JohnPHILIP, (Alexander P. Wilson.) Influence of son's English Poets, v. 17.) Minute Doses of Mercury, combined with The same. 80. London, 1810. (Chalthe appropriate treatment of various diseases, mers' English Poets, v. 8.) and the principles on which it depends. 2d ed. - The same. 160. Chiswick, 1822. 160. London, 1835. (British Poets, v. 26.) PHLIP, (John.) Researches in South Africa; Cyder; a poem in two books. 3d ed. including journals of the author's travels in 160. London, 1727. (Pomfret's Poems, etc.) the interior. 2 v. 80. London, 1828. Splendid Shilling; an imitation of PHILIPOT, or PHILPOT, (Thomas.) Brief His- Milton. To which is added, Blenheim. torical Discourse of the original and growth 160. London, 1728. (Pomfret's Poems, etc.) of Heraldry. 180. London, 1672. PHILIPS, (Miles.) Voyage to Mexico and PHmILPPART, (John.) Campaign in Germany sundry other places, 1568. (Hakluyt's and France, 1813-14. 2 v. 80. London, Voyages, v. 3.) 1814. PHILIPS. See PHILIPPS. PHILLIPPS, and Memoirs, &c., of General Moreau; with PHILLIPS. a plan of the siege of Kehl, in 1796. 80. PHILIPSON, (M.) Leben Benedilt's von Philadelphia, 1816. Spinosa. 180. Braunschweig, 1790. PHILIPPI, (Jean.) Memoires, 1560-90. 80. PHILLIMORE, (John George.) Case of the Paris, 1788. (Coll. des Memoires Relatifs A Seizure of the Southern Envoys. Reprinted, 1'Hist. de France, v. 46.) with additions, from the "Saturday Re- The same. 80. Paris, 1838. (Michaud, view." 80. London, 1861. (Pol. Pam., Coll. Mem. Hist. France, v. 8.) v. 92.) ~- The same. 80. Paris, 1823. (Petitot, Introduction to the Study and History Coll. Mem. Hist. France, sdr. I, v. 34.) of the Roman Law. 80. London, 1848. PIILIPPIQIQES de )Dmosthene, et Catilinaires - Principles and Maxims of Jurisprude Ciceron. Traduit par l'Abb6 d'Olivet. dence. 80. London, 1856. 120. Paris, 1736. PrI-LIMORE, (Joseph.) Reports of Cases in PHI-LIPPS, (John.) Election Cases determined the Ecclesiastical Courts at Doctors' Cotrby the Hlouse of Commons; during the 1st mons, and in the High Court of Delegates, session of the 15th Parliament. 2 v. 120. 1809 to 1821. 3 v. 80. London, 1818-27. London, 1782. PHILLIMORE, (Robert.) Commentaries upon PIlIILP1PS. See PHILIPS, PHILLIPS, and PHIL- International Law. 2 v. 80. London, IIPPS. 1854-55. 881 PHILLIMORE. PHILLIMORE, (Robert.) Commentaries upon Generaux. Traduit par International Law. 4v. 80. London, 1854- 6d. 3 v. 120. Paris, 1 57. (Vol. 4 containing Private International PHILLIPS, (G. F.) Principl -.. Law and Comity.) (2 copies.) Colour, as applicable to Landscape Painting. The same. V. 1-3, in2 v. 80. Phil- 3d ed. Oblong 40. London, 1842. adelphia, 1854-57. (2 copies.) Theory and Practice of Painting in Memoirs and Correspondence of George, Water Colours; with hints on perspective. Lord Lyttelton, from 1734 to 1773. 2 v. 80. Oblong 40. London, 1838. London, 1845. PHILLIPS, (G. Jenkin.) System of Mining PHILLIPPO, (James M.) Jamaica; its past Coal and Metalliferous Veins fully explained. and present state. 120. London, 1843. 120. Philadelphia, 1858. The same. 80. Philadelphia, 1843. PHILLIPS, (Henry.) Floral Emblems. New United States and Cuba. 120. Lon- ed. 80. London, 1831. don, 1857. Flora Historica; or, the three seasons PHILLIPPS, (Charles Spencer March.) Juris- of the British Parterre; with observations on prudence. 80. London, 1863. planting, and the most approved methods of PHILLIPPS, (H. Cranmer.) Code of Universal cultivating bulbous plants. 2 v. 80. LonNaval Signals, calculated to afford the means don, 1824. of communication between ships of all na- History of Cultivated Vegetables. 2d tions; with a cypher for secret correspond- ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1822. ence. 80. London, 1835. Pomarium Britannicum; or, fruits PHILLIPS, (Benjamin.) Scrofula; its nature, known in Great Britain. 3d ed. 80. Lonits causes, its prevalence, and the principles don, 1823. of treatment. 80. London, 1846. Sylva Florifera; the shrubbery; with PHILLIPS, (Catherine.) Memoirs of the Life observations on ornamental plantations, and of. 80. Philadelphia, 1847. (Friends' Li- picturesque scenery. 2v. 80. London, 1823. brary, v. 11.) PHILLIPS, (John.) Manual of Geology; pracPHILLIPS, (Charles.) Historical Sketch of tical and theoretical. 120. Glasgow, 1855. Arthur, Duke of Wellington. 80. Brighton, The same. 2 v. 160. London, 1850. 1852. (Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopaedia, v. 94-95.) Specimens of Irish Eloquence; now Life on the Earth; its origin and sucfirst arranged and collected; with biograph- cession. 120. London, 1860. ical notices, and a preface. 80. London, Mexico Illustrated; with descriptive 1819. letter-press, in English and Spanish. Folio..... Speeches at the bar, and on various London, 1848. public occasions. 80. London, 1822. Rivers, Mountains, and Sea-Coast of ---- Speeches of Phillips, Curran, and Grat- Yorkshire; with essays on the climate, tan; with the powerful appeal of Robert Em- scenery, and ancient inhabitants of the mett, at the close of his trial for high treason. country. 80. London, 1853. 80. Philadelphia, 1846. PHILLIPS, (John Arthur.) Manual of MetalPHILLIPS, (Charles Palmer.) Law concerning lurgy; or, practical treatise on the chemistry Lunatics, Idiots, and Persons of Unsound of the metals. 120. London, 1852. Mind. 8C. London, 1858. PHILLIPS, (P.) Digest of Cases decided in PHILLIPS, (Edward.) New World of Words; the Supreme Court of Alabama from Minor or, Universal English Dictionary. 6th ed., to 7 Porter. 80. Mobile, 1840. improved, by John Kersey. Folio. London, ~ The same. From. Minor to 7 Alabama 1706. Reports. 80. Mobile, 1846. (2 copies.) Theatrum Poetarum Anglicanorum: - The same. From 7 to 13 Alabama containing the names and characters of all Reports, inclusive; with a complete index to the English Poets, from Henry III. to Queen the whole body of reports. 80. Mobile, 1849. Elizabeth. Enlarged. 80. Canterbury, 1800. Observations on the Court of Claims. PHILLIPS, (George, Rector of Sandon, Essex.) 80. Washington, 1859. Elements of Syriac Grammar. 80. Cam- PHILLIPS, (P. Lovell.) Principles of Agriculbridge, (Eng.,) 1837. ture, especially tropical, and of organic PHILLIPS, (Georg; Prof. of History at Vienna.) chemistry, familiarly treated. 80. London, Du Droit Ecclesiastique dans ses Principes 1857. 111 882 PHILLIPS. PHILO. PHILLIIPS, (Sir Richard.) Collection of modern PHILLIPS, (Willard.) Digest of Pickering's and contemporary voyages and travels. 11 v. Reports, from v. 2 to 8. 8~. Boston, 1831. 80. London, 1805. Inventor's Guide; comprising the rules, PHILLIPS, (Samuel March.) State Trials; or, forms, and proceedings for securing patent a collection of the most interesting trials, rights. 120. Boston, 1837. prior to the revolution of 1688, reviewed and Law of Patents for Inventions; inillustrated. 2 v. 8~. London, 1826. eluding the remedies and legal proceedings Treatise on the Law of Evidence. 2d in relation to patent rights. 8.' Boston, Am., fiom the 3d London ed., with notes 1837. (3 copies.) and references to American authorities, by Manual of Political Economy, with John A. Dunlap. 2 v. 8~. New-York and reference to the institutions, resources, &c., Boston, 1820-22. of the United States. 80. Boston, 1828. -~ —- The same. 8th ed., with additions. - Propositions concerning Protection and By S. M. Phillips and A. Ames. 2 v. 80. Free Trade. 120. Boston, 1850. London, 1838. Treatise on the Law of Insurance. The same. 4th Am. ed., with notes. 2 v. 80. Boston, 1823-34. By Esek Cowen and Nicholas Hill. 4 v. 80. The same. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. Boston, New-York, 1839. (2 copies.) 1840. The same. 9th ed., with alterations -- The same. 3d ed. 2 v. 80. Boston, and additions. By S. M. Phillips. 2 v. 80. 1853. London, 1843. (2 copies.) The same. 4th ed. 2 v. 80. Boston, The same. 6th Am., from the 9th Lon- 1854. don ed., with notes by E. Cowen and N. PHJLLIPS, (William.) Elementary IntroducHill; with additional notes and references to tion to the Knowledge of Mineralogy. 5th the English and American cases to the pres- ed., from the 4th London ed., by Robert ent time. By J. M. Van Cott. 5 v. 80. Allan; containing the latest discoveries in New-York, 1849. (13 copies.) American and foreign Mineralogy, &c., by The same. 10th English ed., with con- Francis Alger. 80. Boston, 1844. siderable alterations and additions, by S. M. - The same. New ed., with additions, Phillips and Thomas J. Arnold. 4th Am. by H. J. Brooke and W. H. Miller. 80. ed., with Cowen and Hill's notes, and addi- London, 1852. tional notes by J. Marsden Van Cott. Edited PHILLIPS, (William; Correspondent of the New by Isaac Edwards. 3v. 80. New York, York Tribune.) Conquest of Kansas by Mis1859. (2 copies.) souri and her Allies; a history of the troubles PHILLIPS, (Thomas.) Journal of a Voyage to in Kansas, from the passage of the Organic Africa and Barbadoes, 1693-94. (Churchill's Act until July, 1856. 120. Boston, 1856. Voyages and Travels, v. 6.) PHILLIPS. See PHILIPS, PHILIPPS, and PHIL". PHILLIPS, (Thomas; F. S. A.) Life of Regi- LIPPS. nald Pole. 2d ed. 2 v. 80. London, 1767. PHILLPOTTS, (Henry.) Disqualifications of PHILLIPS, (Thomas.) Lectures on the History Roman Catholic Subjects. 80. London, and Principles of Painting. 80. London, 1826. (Pamphleteer, v. 27.) 1833. Letters to Charles Butler, on the theoPHILLIPS, (Sir Thomas.) Wales; language, logical parts of his Book of the Roman Cathsocial condition, moral character, and reli- olic Church. 80. London, 1826. gious opinions of the people, considered in PHILO Byzantius. De Septeml Orbis Spectatheir relation to education. 80. London, culis. (Gronovius, Thesaurus Gr1ec. Antiq., 1849. v. 8.) PHILLIPS,(Thomas Jodrell.) Reports of Cases PHILO Judoeus. Opera omnia. (GrTech et in the High Court of Chancery, 1841 to 1849. LatinS.) Textum cum MSS. contulit, quam2 v. 80. London, 1847-49. plurima etiam d codd. Vaticano, &c., adjecit, PHILLIPS, (Wendell.) The Constitution a interpretationemque emendavit, universa ilPro-Slavery Compact; or, extracts from the lustravit Thomas Mangey. 2 v. Folio. Madison Papers. 3d ed. 120. New York, Londini, 1742. 1856. - The same. Ad editionerm Thomme ManSpeeches, Lectures, and Letters. 8~. gey collatis alliquot MSS. edenda curavit A. Boston, 1863, F. Pfeiffer. 4 v. 80. Erlangre, 1785-88. 883 PHILO. PICKELL. PHILO Judmus. Breviarum de Temporibus. BonnHe, 1829. (Byzantinae Hist. Corpus, (With BEROSUS, Antiquitates.) v. 11.) -- Works. Translated by C. D. Yonge. PHOTOGRAPHIC Society of London. Journal, 4 v. 12~. London, 1854. containing the transactions of the society, PHILOBIBLION, The; a monthly bibliogra- and a general record of photographic art phical journal. Dec., 1861, to Nov., 1863. and science. Edited by Arthur Henfrey. V. 1-2. Small 40. New-York, 1862-3. 2 v. 80. London, 1853-56. PHILOSOPHICAL Miscellanies. Translated from PHOTOGRAPHY. Practical Manual of Photothe French of Cousin, Jouffroy, and Ben- graphy; by a practical photographer. 3d jamin Constant; with critical notices, by ed. 16~. London, 1852. George Ripley. 2 v. 12~. Boston, 1838. PHRANTZES, (Georgius.) Annales, siveChronPHILOSOPHICAL Transactions of the Royal icon. (Gr. et Lat.) Rec. I. Bekkerus. 80. Society of London, for the years 1665-1863. Bonnae, 1838. (Byzantinee Hist. Corpus, v. V. 1-153. 40. London, 1665-1864. 33.) The same; abridged, 1665-1750. 11 v. PHRENOLOGY, Psychology, and Pneumatol40. London, 1749-56. ogy; or, the importance of training the General Indexes: Parts I and II. whole being. By an Improvisor. 16~. 1665-1820. 2v. 4C. London, 1787-1821. London, 1853. PHIILOSTRATUS. Vita Apollomi, Vite Sophis- PIACENTINI, (Dionisio Gregorio.) ~ Epitome tarum, Heroicus, Epistole et Imagines. Grsecie Paleographie et de recta Grmci (Gr. et Lat.) 1Eec. A. Westermann. 80. sermonis pronunciatione dissertatio. 40. Paris, 1849. (Didot, Biblioth. Grecque, Romae, 1735. v. 32.) PIANTANIDA, (Luigi.) Della Giurisprudenza ~- LifeofApolloniusofTyana. Translated Marittima-Commerciale, antica e moderna. from the Greek, with notes, by E. Berwick. 4 v. 4C. Milano, 1806-08. 80. London, 1809. PIASECKI, or PIAZESKI, (Paul.) Chronica ~ —T The same. Two First Books; with Gestorum in Europa singularium, accurate philological notes upon each chapter, by ac fideliter conscripta, ad A. C. 1648. Charles Blount. Folio. London, 1680. Folio. Cracovia, 1645. — ~ Les Images; ou, tableaux de platte PIATT, (Mrs. Donn.) Bell Smith Abroad. peinture des deux Philostrates, mis en Fran- 120. New-York, 1855. 9ois par Blaise de Vigenere. Folio. Paris, PICARD, (M. A.) Le Conflit AmAricaine et 1637. sa Solution Probable. 120. Paris, 1862. PHILP'S Washington Described. A complete (Pol. Pam., v. 93.) view of the American Capital, and the Dis- PICART, (Bernard.) See CANINI. trict of Columbia. Edited by W. D. Haley. See CEREMONIES ET COUTUMES. 120. New-York, 1861. See TEMPLE OF THE MUSES. PIIIPPS, (Constantine John; Lord lMugrave.) PICHLER, (Caroline.) The Swedes in Prague; Voyage towards the North Pole, undertaken or, the signal rockett; a romance of the by his Majesty's command, 1773. 40c Lon- Thirty Years' war: and Quentin Matsys. don, 1774. Translated by J. D. Haas. 160. London, -~- TThe same. (Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 1.) 1845. PHIPPS, (Edmund.) Memoirs of the Political PICHON, (Louis Andre.) Lettres d'un Franand Literary Life of Robert Plumer Ward; 9ais, a M. Pitt, sur le systeme du gouvernewith selections from his correspondence, etc. ment Britannique envers la France. 80S 2 v. 80. London, 1850. Paris, 1797-98. (Pol. Pam., v. 18.) PHIPPS, (Joseph.) Original and Present State PICIHOT, (Amedee.) Charles-quint: Chronique of Man, briefly considered. 120. Phila- de sa vie interieure et de sa vie politique, de delphia, 1836. son abdication, et de sa retraite dans le cloitre The same. 80. Philadelphia, 1846. deYuste. 80. Paris, 1854. (Friends' Library, v. 10.), - Life and Labors of Sir Charles Bell, PHLEGON Trallianus. De Rebus Birabilibus; 120 London, 1860. de longevis; de Olympiis (Gronovius, PICKELL, (John.) New Chapter in the Early Thesaurus Grec. Antiq., v. 8.) Life of Washington, in connection with the PHIOTIus. EclogHe ex Olympiodoro, Candido, narrative history of the Potomac Company, Nonnoso, et Theophane. (Gr. et. Lat.) 80. 80. New-Yorlq 1856. 884 PICKERING. PIDANSAT. PICKERING, (Charles.) Races of Man, and matorrhcea. Translated from the German. their Geographical Distribution. New ed. Edited by F. B. Courtenay. 8S. London, With an analytical synopsis of the natural 1852. history of man, by John Charles Hall. 120. PICKLES, (William.) Flax and Tow Spinner's London, 1851. Complete Calculator. 240. London, 1849. PICKERING, (Danby.) Statutes at Large, from PICKMERE, (J. R.) Propriety of Midwives Magna Charta to 45 GeorgeIII. 43 v. 8~. instead of Surgeons, practising Midwifery. Cambridge, 1762-1805. - 80. London, 1827. (Pamphleteer, v. 28.) Index to the Statutes, from Magna PIc-Nic PAPERS. By Charles Dickens, W. H. Charta to 23 George III. 2 v. 80. Cam- Maxwell, Thomas Moore, Miss Strickland, bridge and London, 1769-94. Horace Smith, Leitch Ritchie, and other PICKERING, (John, LL. D., of Salem, Mass.) writers. 120. London, 1841. Eulogy on Nathaniel Bowditch, LL. D.; in- PICONNERIE. See BUGEAUD DE LA PICONeluding an analysis of his scientific publica- NERIE. cations. 80. Boston, 1838. PICOT, (Jean.) Statistique de la Suisse. 120. PICKERING, (John.) Working Man's Political Gengve, 1819. Economy, founded upon the principle of im- PICOT, (J. B. C.) Du Mariage Romain, mutable justice, and the inalienable rights Chr6tien et Fran9ais, consid6r6 sous le rapof man. 80. Cincinnati, 1847. port de l'histoire, de la philosophie, de la PICKERING, (Octavius.) Reports of Cases in religion, et des institutions anciennes et the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachu- modernes. 80. Paris, 1849. setts, 1822 to 1840. 24 v. 80. Boston, PICOT, (Joseph l7douardAlexandre.) ttudes 1824-42. (2 copies.) sur la Guerre de Si6ge, comprenant la defense, PICKERING, (P. A.) Remarks on a report from l'attaque, et les mines. 80. Paris, 1856. a committee of the House of Commons, on PICQUOT, (A.) Elements of Astronomy. 2d ed. the Publication of Printed Papers by Parlia- 12. London, 1828. ment. 80. London, 1838. PICTET, (-.) Discours Prononc6s l'occasion PICKERING, (Timothy.) Instructions to the du Projet de Loi sur les Douanes. 80. Paris, American Ministers to the French Republic, 1803. (Pol. Pam., v. 19.) etc. 80. Philadelphia, 1798. PICTET, (Adolphe.) Du Beau dans la Nature, Letter to C. C. Pinckney, in answer to l'Art, et la Po6sie; 6tudes esth6tiques. 120. the Complaints of the French Minister. 80. Paris, 1856. New York, 1797. (Pol. Pam., v. 81.) PICTOR, (Quintus Fabius.) See FABIUS. Letter on the Danger of a War, with a PICTORIAL Gallery of Arts. Series 1: Useful Reply to the same; with MS. Letter [anony- Arts. Series 2: Fine Arts. 2v. 40. Lonmous] to President Jefferson on the Em- don, 1847. bargo. 80. Boston, 1808. (Pol. Pam. v. PICTORIAL History of England; being a his107.) tory of the people, as well as a history of the....- The same; to which is prefixed an Ad- kingdom; by George L. Craik and Charles dress of Thousands to the People of the Mac Farlane, assisted by other contributors. United States. 120. Northampton, (Mass.,) 8 v. 80. London, 1849. 1808. (Pol. Pam., v. 107.) PICTORIALNarratives. 120. New-York. (n. d.) Review of the "Correspondence be- PICTURES from the Battle Fields; by "The tween the Hon. John Adams and William Roving Englishman." 2d ed. 160. London, Cunningham, beginning in 1803, and end- 1855. ing in 1812." 80. Salem, (Mass.,) 1824. PICTURES from Sicily. 80. London, 1853. The same. 2d ed. 8~. Salem, 1824. PICTURES of Comical People, with stories about (With CUNNINGHAM and ADAMS Corre- them; with illustrations, by Grandville. 160. spondence.) New York, 1856. PICKETT, (Albert James.) History of Alaba- PICTURES of the French. A series of literary ma; and incidentally of Georgia and Missis- and graphic delineations of French characsippi. 2d ed. 2v. 120. Charleston, (S. C.,) ter, by Jules Janin, Balzac, Cormenin, and 1851. others. 80. London, 1840. PICKETT, (J. C.) Sundry Letters and Disser- PIDANSAT DE MATROBERT, (Matthieu Frantations. 80. Washington, 1848. 9ois.) Anecdotes sur Madame la Comtesse PICKFORD, (J 1-1.) On True and False Sper- du Barri. 120. Londres, 1775. 885 PIDDINGTON. PIGOTT, PIDDINGTON, (Henry.) English Index to the ter Edward Losses. (Purchas's Pilgrims, Plants of India. 80. Calcutta, 1832. v. 2, page 986.) Sailor's Horn-Book for the Law of PIGAULT-LEBRUN, (Charles Antoine GuillauStorms. 80. New-York, 1848. me.) GEuvres Completes. 21 v. 80. Paris, PIDGEON, (Edward.) Fossil Remains of the 1822-24. Animal Kingdom. 8~.- London. (n. d.) CONTENTS. PIDGEON, (William.) Traditions of De-coo- Ad6laide de M6ran, v. 19-20. dah, and Antiquarian Researches; compri- Adele et D'Abligny, v. 5. Angelique et Jeanneton, v. 3. sing explorations of the remains of the Barons (les) de Felsheim, v. 2. mound builders in America. 80. New-York, Beau-Pdre (le) et le Gendre, v. 17. Citateur, (Le) v. 21. 1853. Encore du Magn6tisme, v. 5. PIDOU DE ST. OLON, (Fran9ois.) Present Efant () dCarnaval,. 1. State of the Empire of Morocco. Trans- Famille (la) Luceval, v. 12. Folie (la) Espagnole, v. 6. lated by P. A. Motteux. 160. London, (l-aron (le) sans Souci, v. 18. 1695. Homme (1') aux Projets, v. 13. J6r6me, v. 8. PItCES Imprim6es d'aprds le D6cret de la Con- Mac6doine, Une, v. 15. Mon Oncle Thomas, v. 5. vention National du 5 D6cembre, 1792, Monsieur de Kinglin, ou la Prescience, v. 5. trouves dans l'Armoire de Fer au Chateau Melanges Litteraires, v. 3. Metusko, ou les Polonais, v. 5. des Tuileries. V. 1. 8~. Paris, 1793. Monsieur Botte, v. 7. PIERCE, (Edward L.) Treatise on American Mosieur del obrvill, v 14. Observateur (1'), v. 18. Railroad Law. 80. New York, 1857. Officieux (I'), v. 20. Tableaux de Soci6t6, v. 16. PIERCE. See PEIRCE; also, PEARCE. Theatre, v. 9-]1. PIERER, (H. A.) Universal Lexikon; oder, Theodore, on les P6ruviens, v. 5. neuestes encyclopadisches Worterbuch der Le Citateur. 8o. Iaris, 1830. Wissenchaften, Kiinste und Gewerbe, bear- Histoire de France, abrdg6e, a l'usage beitet von mehr als 300 Gelehrten. 3e Au- des gens du monde. 8 v. 8~. Paris, 1823flage. 17 v. 80. Altenburg, 1849-52. 28. PIERIUS Valerianus, (J.) See VALERIANO PIGGOT, (A. Snowden.) Chemistry and MetalBOLZANI, (J. P.) lurgy, as applied to the study and practice PIERPONT, (John.) Airs of Palestine, a poem. of dental surgery. 80. Philadelphia, 1854. 3d ed., revised. 12. Boston, 1817. Chemistry and Metallurgy of Copper, Discourse before the ancient and hon- including a description of the principal coporable Artillery Co. of Mass., June 2, 1828. per mines of the United States and other 80. Boston, 1828. (Theol. Pam., v. 12.) countries. 120. Philadelphia, 1858. PIERS PLOUGHMAN. See PLOWMAN, (Pierce.) PIGNOTTI, (Lorenzo.) Storia della Toscana, PIERSON, (H. W.) American Missionary Me- sino al principato con diversi saggi sulle morial; including biographical and historical Scienze, Lettere e Arti. 5 v. in 4. 80. Pisa, sketches. 80. New-York, 1853. 1813. Jefferson at Monticello. From entirely History of Tuscany, from the earliest new materials. 80. New York, 1862. era; comprising an account of the revival of PIESS, (G. W. Septimus.) Art of Perfumery, letters, sciences, and arts; including meand the methods of obtaining the odours of moirs of the family of the Medici. Transplants. 120. London, 1855. lated by John Browning. 4 v. 80. LonPIGAFETTA, (Francesco Antonio.) Prime Viag- don, 1826. gio Intorno al Globo Terraqueo, ossia, navi- PIGOREAU, (Alexandre Nicolas.) Petite Bibgazione alle Indie Orientali per la via d'occi- liographie Romancibre, ou dictionnaire des dente; sulla squadra del Capit. Magaglianes romanciers tant anciens que modernes. Avec negli anni 1519-1522. Corredato di note da 6 supplements. 80. Paris, 1821-23. Carlo Amoretti. 40. Milano, 1800. PIGOT, (Robert.) Libertd de la Presse; adresse -— ~- Voyage Round the World, 1519-22. A l'assemblde nationale de la France. (Pol. (Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 11.) Pam., v. 1.) PIGAFETTA, (Felipe.) Regnum Congo, hoc PIGOTT, (Charles.) Political Dictionary; exest vera descriptio regni Africani. (Bry. plaining the meaning of words, as illustrated Collectiones, series II, pars 1.) in the Lives of illustrious personages. (Im- Report of the Kingdome of Congo, a perfect.) 80. London, 1795. (Pol. Pam., region of Africa. From discourses by Mas- v. 121.) PIGOTT. 88PINDARUS. PIGOTT, (Charles.) Strictures on the new PILPA,or BIDPAI, Fables. 180. London, 1862. Political Tenets of Edmund Burke. 8~. Libro de Calila 6 Dymna. (Bib. de London, 1791. (Pol. Pam., v. 119 and 120. Autores Espafoles, v. 31.) 2 copies.) - See Allo: A-VAR-1I-SUHAILI and HITPIGOTT, (Grenville.) 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Edinburgh, 1833. the Principle of Population. 80. London, (Biblical Cabinet, v. 14.) 1822. PLANCY. See COILIN DE PLANCY. 891 PLANISPHERES. PLATO. PLANISPIIERES. Twelve Planispheres; form- PLATO. Lectiones Platonicae. E membranis ing a guide to the stars for every night in the Bodleianis eruit T. Gaisford. Accedunt R. year. 80. London, 1846. Porsoni annotata ad Pausaniam. 80. OxoPLANS for a National Circulating Medium. nii, 1820. [No title page.] 8. (n. d. ) (Pol. Pam., -- Works, viz., his fifty-five Dialogues v. 114.) and twelve Epistles, translated from the PLANS and Elevations of Cottages for Agricul- Greek, by Floyer Sydenham, and Thomas tural Labourers, designed for and executed Taylor, with notes, &c. 5 v. 40. Lonon the Duke of Bedford's estate. 40, Lon- don, 1804. don, 1850. CONTENTS. PLANS and Specifications, prepared at the office Alcibiades, The first; a dialogue concerning the nature of Man, v. 1. of the construction of buildings, Treasury Alcibiades, The second; concerning prayer, v. 4. Department, Washington, for building the Apology of Socrates, v. 4. Banquet, The; concerning love, v. 3. Custom Houses, including accommodations Charmides; on temperance, v. 5. Clitopho, an exhortatory dialogue, v. 5. for a Post Office and United States. Court Clitophos, n the rectitude of name, v. 5. Rooms. 2 v. 80, and 2 v. oblong folio. Wash- Critias, or Atlanticus, v. 2. Crito, or concerning true and just opinion, v. 4. ington, 1856. Enthydemus, exposing the vain trifling of the SopPLANTA, (Joseph.) History of the Helvetic hists, v. 5. Euthyphro; concerning sanctity, v. 5. Confederacy. 2d ed. 3 v. 80. London, Epinomis, or the philosopher, v. 2. Gorgias, concerning the principles which lead to 1807. political felicity, v. 4. PLANTER'S Plea: or, grounds of plantations in Hipparchus, on the love of gain, v. 5. Hippias, the lesser, concerning voluntary and inNew England Examined. London, 1630. voluntary error, v. 5. (Reprint, Force's Hist. Tracts, v. 2.) Hippias, the greater, concerning the beautiful con(Repnt, oce st. Tracs, V. ) sidered as subsisting in the soul, v. 3. PLASMAN, (L. C.) Code et Trait6 des Absents. Introduction to the Philosophy and writings of Plato, v.80.~ Paris, 1^841.-1 by T. Taylor, v. 1. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1841. Io, concerning poetry, v. 5. PLATFORM of Church Discipline in New Eng- Laches, on fortitude, v. 5. Laws, The, v. 2. land. Small 4V. London, 1653. Life of Plato, by Olympiodorus, v. 1. LATIA, or, PIADEN, (Bartolomme de'Sc- Lysis, on friendship, v. 5. P[LATINA, Or1, PIADENA, (Bartolommeo de'Sac- Menexenus, in praise of those Athenians who died chi.) Historia de Vitis Pontificum Roman- in the service of their country, v. 5. Meno, concerning virtue, v. 5. orum. 40. Colonime, 1600. Minos, concerning law, v. 4. PLATO. Opera que extant omnia. (Gr. et Parmenides, on the gods, v. 3. Phnedrus, concerning the beautiful, v. 3. Lat.) Ex nova J. Serrani interpretatione, Ph.do, on the immortality of the soul, v. 4. cu.a Stephani. 3v. Folio. (n p.) 1578. Philebus, concerning the chief good of Man, v. 4. cura H. Stephani. 3 v. Folio. (n. p.) 158. Politicus, concerning a kingdom, v. 4. -~^- The same. (Groec.) Ad editionem Protagoras, or the sophists, v. 5. Republic, The, v. 1. H. Stephani accurate expressa, cum M. Rivals, The, concerning philosophy, v. 5. Ficini interpretatione Latina. Prremittitur Sophista, on being, v. 3. Theages, on political wisdom, v. 5. liber iII Diogenis Laertii de Vita et Dog- Thestetus, on science, v. 4. matis Platonis. 12 v. 80. Biponti, 1781-87. Timaeus, on nature, v. 2. CONTENTS. - Works, literally translated by H. Cary, Alcibiades, v. 5. lo, v. 4. H. Davis, and G. Burges. 6 v. 120. LonApologia Soctis, v. 1. Laheius, D, v. 8. don, 1854. (Bohn's Class. Lib'y, v. 55-60.) Charmides, v. 5. egribus, De, v. 8-9. Convivium, v. 10. Lysis, v. 5. CONTENTS Cratylus, v. 3. Menexenus, v. 5. Crito, v. 1. Meno, v. 4. Alcibiades, first and second, v. 4. Critiasv.. Min v. 1. Apology of Socrates, v. 1. Dialogi spurii, v. 11. Parmenides, v. 10. Banquet, The, or on Love, v. 3. Dialogorum Platonis Ar- Phsndo, v. 1. Charmides, on Temperance, v. 4. gamenta exposita et il- Phadrus, v. 10. Clitopho, v. 4. lustrataaD.Tiedemnann, Philebus, v. 4. Cratylus, on the rectitude of names, v. 3. v. 12. Politicus, v. 6. Critias, v. 2. Euthydemus, v. 3. Protagoras, v. 3. Crito, or the duty of a citizen, v. 1. Euthyphro, v. 1. Republica, De, v. 6-7. Euthydemus, the vain trifling of the Sophists, v. 3. Epinomis, v. 9. Sophista, v. 2. Euthyphron, or on Holiness, v. 1. Epistolhe, v. 11. Theages, v. 2. Epistles, v. 4. Gorgias, v. 4. Thenetetus, v. 2. Gorgias, or on Rhetoric, v. 1. Hipparchus, v. 1. Timaeus, v. 9. Hipparchus, on avarice, v. 4. Hippias Major, v. 1I. Tirnaei Locri de Anima Hippias Major and Hippias Minor, v. 4. Hippias Minor, v. 3. Mundi, v. 10. Ion, on poetry, v. 4. Hip Minor, v. 3., v. 1Laches, on Fortitude, v. 4. The same. (Gr. et Lat.) Ex rec. R. Laws, v.5. Lysis, on Friendship, v. 1. B. Hirschig et C. E. C. Schneider. 2 v. Menexenus, praise of Athenians who died for their 80. Parisiis, 1846-56. (Didot, Biblioth. country, v. 4. Meno, respecting Virtue, v. 3. Grecque, v. 33-34.) Minos, concerning law, v. 4. 892 PLATO. PLAYFAIR. PLATO. Works, literally translated by H. opera Dionysii Lambini emendatus, ab Cary, II. Davis, and G. Burges-Continued. eodemque commentariis explicatus. Nunc Parmenides. on Idealities, v. 3. denuo plurimis mendis repurgatus; additi Phmdo, on the Immortality of the Soul, v. 1. Phsedrus, on the Beautiful, v. 1. quoque sunt duo indices. Small 40. Genevae, Philebus, on the greatest good, v. 4. 1622 Protagoras, or the Sophists, v. 1. Republic, v. 2. - The same. Accedit commentarius ex ivs, cocring philooph,. 3. variorum notis et observationibus, ex recenSophist, The, v. 3. Statesman, The, v. 3. sione J. F. Gronovii. 2 v. 8~. AmsteloTheages, political wisdom, v. 4. Theetetus, or on Science, v. 1. dami, 1684. Timaeus, on nature, v. 2. Comcedim. Ex editione J. F. Gronovii. Doitbtful Works, attributed to Plato. 5 v. 8. Londini, 1829. (Valpy's ScripAxiochus, or on Death, v. 6. Definitions, v. 6. tores Latini, v. 144-148.) Demodocus, v. 6. pinois, the Philoopher,. 6. Comoedie quatuor selectre, Amphitruo, Eryxias, or on Wealth, v. 6. Captivi, Epidicus, Rudens. Cum interpreJustice, v. 6. Sisyphus, or upon taking counsel, v. 6. tatione et notis quas edidit J. Operarius; Treatise of Timaeus the Locrian on the Soul of the recensuit, indiceque adjecto scholis aptavit World, and on Nature, v. 6. Virtue, v. 6. S. Patrick. 80. Londini, 1724. Biographical and Critical Illustrations of Plato. ~ Comedies. Translated into familiar,Apuleius on the Doctrines of Plato, v. 6. blank verse, by BonnellThornton, and others. Alhinus' Introduction to the Dialogues, v. 6. blank vese, by onne nton, a o s. Alcinous' Introduction to the Dialogues, v. 6. 2d ed. 5 v. 80. London, 1769-74. Diogenes Laertius Life of Plato, v. 6. Gray, Thomas. Notes on Plato, v. 6. CONTENTS. Hesychius of Miletus, Life of Plato, v. 6. Amphitruo; Amphitryon, v. 1. Olympiodorus, Life of Plato, v. 6. Asinaria; the Ass-dealer, v. 5. Eclogre de Deo, de Homine, de Legibus. Aulularia; the Miser, v. 2. Bacchides; the Courtezans, v. 5. Collegit, emendavit, lexicon addidit, J. V. Captivi; the Captives, v. 1. Le Clerc. Ed. 2a. 12~. Lutetire Parisi- Casina; the Lots, v. 5. Cistellaria; the Casket, v. 4. orum, 1823. Curculio; the Parasite, v. 4. T^ -T^. i ^ X.^..T' ~ Epidicus; the Discovery, v. 3. Four Dialogues: the Crito, Hippias, iFragments, v. 5. Alcibiades, and Sisyphus, in the original Menmchmi; the Twin Brothers, v. 3. Mercator; the Merchant, v. 2. Greek; with English notes and examination Miles Gloriosus; the Braggart Captain, v. 1. questions. 12. London, 1830. Mostellaria; the Apparition, v. 3. Persa; the Persian, v. 5. -- Republic. Translated by H. Spens. Poenulus; the Carthaginian, v. 4. Pseudolus; the Cheat, v. 3. Small 40. Glasgow, 1763. hudens; the Shipwreck, v. 2. The same. Translated, with an intro- Sticlus; Conjugal Fidelity, v. 4. D Trinummus; the Treasure, v. 2. duction, analysis, and notes; by J. L. Davies Truculentus; the Churl, v. 4. andD. J. Vaughan. 120. Cambridge, 1852. Comedies. Trans. by H. T. Riley. 2v. De Republica. Versionem emendavit 120. London, 1852. (Bohn's Class. Library, notasque adjecit Edmund Massey. (Gr. et. v. 61-62.) Lat.) 1 v. in 2 v. 80. Cantabrigire, 1713. PLAYFAIR, (John.) Elements of Geometry. ------ Les Politiques. Traduictes de Grecen With additions, by W. Wallace. 9th ed., Francois, et esclarcies de commentaires par by J. Davidson. 80. Edinburgh, 1836. Loys le Roy dict Regius. Augmentees par The same. 10th ed., with notes, by P. Frd6dric Morel. Folio. Paris, 1600. Kelland. 120. Edinburgh, 1846. PLATT, (S. H.) Gift of Power; or, the special - Progress of Mathematical and Physical influence of the Holy Spirit the need of the Science, since the revival of Letters in Euchurch. 2d ed. 160. New-York, 1856. rope. 40. Edinburgh, 1835. (With DisPLATT, (Thomas.) Treatise on the Law of sertations, etc.) Leases. With forms and precedents. 2 v. PLAYFAIR, (William.) Commercial and Po80. London, 1847. litical Atlas, representing the Commerce, PLATTNER, (Charles F.) Use of the Blow- etc., of England, during the 18th Century. pipe, in the examination of minerals and 3d ed. 80. London, 1801. (With PLAYmetallic combinations. Edited, with emen- FAIR'S Statist. Breviary.) dations, by S. Muspratt. 2d ed. 80. Lon- - H-istory of Jacobinism; with an appendon, 1850. dix, by Peter Porcupine, (W. Cobbett,) conPLATTS, (John.) Dictionary of English Sy- taining a history of American Jacobins, comnonymes. New ed. 160. London, 1845. monly denominated Democrats. 2 v. 80. PLAUTUS, (Marcus Accius.) [Comoedie. ] Philadelphia, 1796. 893 PLAYFAIR. PLOWDEN. PLAYFAIR, (William.) Letter on our Agricul- hornius recensuit, et passim emendavit. 32~. tural Distresses. 2d ed. 80. London, 1822. Lugduni Batavorum, 1653. (Pol. Pam., v. 65.) The same. 180. Londini, 1741. Political Portraits, in this New Era; The same. Curante J. P. Millerowith explanatory notes, historical and bio- Lettres, et Pan6gyriqne de Trajan par Pline graphical. 3 v. 80. London, 1813-16. le Jeune; traduits par Mr. de Sacy. 2 v. ~-. Statistical Breviary; showing the re- in 1. 180. Berlin, 1750. sources of every state and kingdom in Eu- Panegyricus Nervae Trajano Augusto rope. 80. London, 1801. dictus. 2 v. 80. Londini, 1828. (Valpy, - Tableaux d'Arithm6tique Lineaire, du Scriptores Latini, v. 119-120.) 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Griswold, and notices of his Duke of Marlborough. By Mrs. Anbin. London, 1708. An original Canto of Spencer, designed as life and genius, by N. P. Willis and J. R. part of his Fairy Queen, but never printed. Now Lowell. 4 v. 120. Nw-York 1853-61. made publick, by Nestor Ironside. London, 1714. Poem upon King George, and the royal family, C ONTENTS. By Roger Comberbach. Chester, 1715.-Ode to Charles, Duke of Grafton.-Volunteer Laureat. Arthur Gordon Pym, etc., v. 4. By Richard Savage. London, 1732.-The Tripe Eureka: an essay on the material and spiritual Club; a satyr, by the author of the Tale of a universe, v. 2. Tub, (Jonathan Swift.) London, 1706.-Dyet of Literati, v. 3. Poland, a satyr. By Anglipoloski. Dentzick, Memoir of Poe, by R. W. Griswold, v. 1. (London,) 1705.-Une Pavre Defaite, or the pitiPoems, v. 2. ful come off; a French courant, shewing the disTales, v. 1-2. appointment of the Pretender.-British Warriour, Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym, of a poem [on the victories of Marlborough.] London, 1706.-The Great Heroe and the Little one, Nantucket; comprising the details of a mu- or a dialogue between Prince Eugene and Martiny and atrocious butchery on board the schal Boufflers on the surrender of Lisle. Dubtiny and atrocious butchery on board the lin, 1708.-Alpheus, or a pastoral elegy on Prince American brig Grampus, June, 1827. 120. George of Denmark. Writ by John Grant. DubNew York, 188 lin, 1708.-Idylle on the Peace. Dublin, 1713.New York, 1538. Ode for the Birth-Day of the Princess of Wales. Poetical Works. With a notice of his By John Hughes. London, 1716.-To Sir Godfrey Kneller, on his Picture of the King. By life and genius, by James Hannay. 120. Joseph Addison. Imitation des Vers de Mr. AdTLondon 1853. dison au Chevalier Kneller. La Haye, 1716.JLondon, o1853. Ode on the Birth-Day of Queen Caroline. By The same. 2d ed. 160. London, 1856. Thomas Sheridan. Dublin, 1728-29.-Ode on the Birth-Day of George II. Dublin, 1730.-Of The same. With original memoir. Taste; an epistle to Richard, Earl of Burlington. [Illustrated edition.] 80. New York, 1858. By Alexander Pope. Dublin, 1732.-The Poet's Prayer; a poem. Dublin, 1734.-Apollo's Advice POELITZ, (Carl Heinrich Ludwig.) De Mu- to all Freeholders, &c., of Ireland. Dublin, 1727. 896 POEMAS. POINTEL. POEMAS Epicos. Tom. 1. 80. Madrid, 1851. POETI Italiani dell' Eta Media, ossia poesie (Biblioteca de Autores Esparloles, v. 38.) dal tempi del Boccaccio al cadere del secolo POETIE Bucolici et Didactici. (Gr. et Lat.) xviII., per cura di Terenzio Mamiani. 8~. 80. Paris, 1851. (Didot, Biblioth. Grecque, Parigi, 1848. v. 41.) POETICAL Register, and Repository of FugiPOET2A Latini Minores. Ex editione Petri Bur- tive Poetry, for 1801-1811. 8 v. 12. mnannifideliterexpressi. 18~. Glasgum, 1752. London, 1803-15. The same. Curavit J. C. Wernsdorf. POETRY of the Anti-Jacobin; comprising the 6 v. in 8. 8~. Altenburgi et Helmstadii, poems, parodies, and jeux-d'esprit of George 1780-94. Canning, the Earl of Liverpool, Marquis of POETEI Minores Greci. Prsecipua lectionis Wellesley, J. H. Frere, G. Ellis, W. Gifford, varietate et indicibus locupletissimis instruxit and others. New ed. 16~0 London, 1852. T. Gaisford. 3 v. 8~. Oxonii, 1814-20. POETRY of the Fields: passages from the poets The same. Selecti etemendati; scilicet: descriptive of pastoral scenes, etc. IllusHesiodus, Theocritus, Moschus, Bion Smyr- trated. 80. Philadelphia, 1857. nceus, Musseus, Theognis, Phocylides, Py- POETRY of the Woods: passages from the poets thagoras. (Grsec et Latin.) 8~. Londini, descriptive of forest scenes. Illustrated. 1728. 80. Philadelphia, 1857. POETIE Scenici Grseci. (Groece.) Accedunt POETRY of the Year: passages from the poets perditarum fabularum fragmenta. Recog- descriptive of the seasons. Illustrated. 8~. novit Dindorfius. 80. Lipsie, 1830. Philadelphia, 1857. POETARUM Comicorum Groecorum Fragmenta. POETRY of the Nineteenth Century. Selected (Gr. et Lat.) 80. Paris, 1855. (Didot, Bib- and edited by Robert Aris Willmott. With lioth. Grecque, v. 4.) additions, by E. A. Duyckinck. Illustrated. POETARUM Tragicorum Grvecorum Fragmenta. 80. New-York, 1858. (Gr. et Lat.) Ed. F. G. Wagner. 80. Paris, POETS. Book of the Poets. Chaucer to Beattie. 1846. (Didot, Biblioth. Grecque, v. 15.) Illustrated from designs by Corbould, &c. POETAS Liricos de los siglos XVI. y XVII With an essay on English poetry. 80. Lonordenada par A. de Castro. 2 v. 80. Mad- don, 1846. rid, 1854-57. (Biblioteca de Autores Espa- PoGGIO BRACCIOLINI, (Giovanni Francesco.) nioles, v. 40-41.) Historia Florentina. (Muratori, Rerum ItaliPOETI Italiani Contemporanei, maggiori e mi- carum Scriptores, v. 20.) nori. Scelte daA. Ronna. 80. Parigi, 1847. POINDEXTER, (George.) Review of the ComCONTENTS. munication of S. Lawrence and W. W. Stone Borchet, Giovanni; Rime Scelte. on the Investigations at the N. Y. CustomCarrer, L.; Rime Scelte. Casti, Giambatista; Gli Animali Parlanti. House. 80. Washington, 1842. (Pol. Pam., Grotta (la) di Trofonio; dramma. v. 118 Poesie Liriche y Scelte. Re (il) Teodoro in Venezia, dramma, POINSETT, (Joel R.) Discourse on the Objects Ilde, Tondasoi; Griseloema. and Importance of the National Institution Ildegonda; novella. - Poesie Liriche. for the Promotion of Science, established at Ulrico e Lida. Leopardi, Giacomo; Canti. Washington, 1840. 80. Washington, 1841. Mamiani della Rovere, Terenzio; Poesie Scelte. Notes on Mexico made in the autumn Manzoni, Alessandro; Adelchi, tragedia. II Conte di Carmagnola; tragedia. of 1822; with a sketch of the revolution and Poesie Varie. lonuti, Vinenzo, Aristodemo, tragedia. present state of that country. 80. PhilaBasvilliana, cantica. delphia 1824. Cajo Gracco, tragedia. La Mascheroniana, cantica. POINSOT, (Louis.) le6ments de Statique. Poesie Varie. 80. Pari 1849 Niccolini, Gian Battista; Antonio Foscarini, trag- 8e d. 8~. Paris, 1842. edia. Outlines of a New Theory of Rotary Giovanni da Procida, tragedia. Ludovico Sforza, tragedia. Motion. Translated, with notes, by Charles Parinio, Gilseppe; Opere Scelte. Whitley. 80. Cambridge, (Eng.,) 1834. Pellico, Silvio. Adello, cantica. -- Aroldo e Clara, cantica. Recherches surI l'Analyse des Sections - aEbelino, canmti nia. Angulaires. 40. Paris, 1825. Francesca da Rimini, tragedia. ~ —Ildegarde, cantica. POINTEL, (Philippe de.) Recherches sur la - Poesie Liriche. -- Iosilde, cantica. Vie et les Ouvrages de q(uelques Peintres Poetesse Italiane Antichi e Modernc. Provinciaux de l'Ancienne France. 80. Sestini, B La Pin, leggenda romantica. Vari Poeti Moderni. Paris, 1847. 897 POINTER. POLITICAL. POINTER, (John.) Miscellanea in usum Ju- established by the Revolution. 8~. London, ventutis Academicre, containing characters 1791. (Pol. Pam., v. 27.) of the classic authors, &c. 12~. Oxford, POLIDORI, (John William.) Punishment of 1718. Death. 80. London, 1816. (Pamphleteer, POINTIS, (Jean Bernard Louis Desjean de.) v. 8.) Authentic and Particular Account of the POLISH Language. Dictionary, English and Taking of Carthagena by the French, in the Polish, and Polish and English; compiled year 1697. 2d ed.. 8. London, 1740. from the Polish Lexicons of Linde and MronPOISSON, (Sim6on Denis.) Treatise on Me- govius. 2v. 80. Berlin, 1849-51. chanics. Translated. with notes, by H. H. POLISH Manuscripts; or, the secret history of Harte. 2 v. 80. London. 1842. the reign of John Sobieski III, King of PoPOITEVIN, (Prosper.) Petits Postes Frangais; land. From the French; wrote by M. Daledepuis Malherbe jusqu' a nos jours; avec des rac (?) 80. London, 1700. notices sur chacun d'eux. 2 v. 80. Paris, POLITICAL Classics. 3 v. 120. London, 1849. 1794-5. CONTENTS. CONTENTS. More, Sir Thomas. Utopia: history of the manners, Bernard, Pierre Joseph Gentil.. etc., of that i, v. 3. Bernis, Franqois J. P. de, v. 1. Rousseau, J. J. Treatise on the Social Compact, Bertin, Antoine, v. 2. v. 3. Bonnard, Bernard de, v. 2. Project for a Perpetual Peace, v. 3. Chaulieu, Guillaume, Amfrye de, v. 1. - Sydney, Algernon. Life, Trial, and ApolCh6nier, Marie Joseph, v. 2. ogy v. 1. Colardean, Charles Pierre, v. 1. Discourses on Government, v. 1-2. Deshoulieres, Mad. de, v. 1. - Letters, v. 3. Dorat, Claude Joseph, v. 2. 6m s'6con Ducis, Jean Franqois, v. 2. POITICAL Economy. 1lemens d'6conomie Florian, J. P. Claris de, v. 2. politique; [avec] l'application des principes Gilbert, Nicolas J. L., v. 2. 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Treatises on Tetanus 83. 80. London, 178. (P. Pam., v. 28.) an,, Anim n. L n 3 POLITICAL Mirror; or, review of Jacksonism. and Animal Poisons. 80. London, 1860. New-York 1835. 180. New-York, 1835. (Holmes' Surgery, v. 1.) (Holmes Surgery, v. 1.) POLITICAL Miscellany. 8. New York, 1793. Treatise on Injuries of the Chest. 8. POLITICAL Miscellany. 80. New York, 1793. London, 1861. (Holmes' Surgery, v. 2.) (Po. P, V. POLAND, (Harry Bodkin.) Trade Marks. The CONTENTS. Observations on our political and social connections Merchandise Marks Act, 1862. 120. Lon- with France. don, 1862. Speech on the abuses of antient governments, in duuu~~on~, J~. ^ rthe National Convention, May 10, 1793, by M. POLAND. Constitutional Charter of the King- Robespierre.' 115 8 Extracts from an oration by Elisha Palmer, July 4, dom of Poland in 1815. 80. London, 1831. 1793,. (Pol. Pam., v. 40.) Oration on the Anniversary of Independence, by (P'\1. P "~ am.,' * Citizen (I-I. H-.) 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London, 1837, 1839, and 1846. tecture; in which the superior advantages of Extracts from the information received the flying pendent lever bridge are fully by His Majesty's Commissioners, as to the proved. 80. New-York, 1811. administration and operation of the Poor POPE'S Nephews. History of the Pope's Laws. 80. London, 1833. Nephews, from 1471 to 1667. [By Gregorio Reports of special assistant Poor Law Leti.] Englished by W.A. 160. London, Commissioners on the Employment of Women 1673. and Children in Agriculture. 80. London, POPHAM, (John.) Reports and Cases, 1592 to 1843. 1597. Translated into English, with some POORE, (Benjamin Perley.) Early Life and remarkable cases reported by others since First Campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte; his death, 1617 to 1626. 2d ed. Folio. with a history of the Bonaparte family. 80. London, 1682. Boston, 1851. POPISH INTRIGUES and Cruelty exemplified in Rise and Fall of Louis Philippe; giving the Case and Narrative of Mrs. Frances a history of the French revolution from Shafton. 3d ed. 8~. London, 1750. (Misc. its commencement, in 1789. 120. Boston, Pam., v. 5.) 1848. POPOL VUH. Le Livre Sacr6 et les Mythes de PoPE, (Alexander.) Works. With notes by l'Antiquit6Am6ricaine; avec les livres lhroihimself and others; with a new life of the ques et historiques des Quich6s. Avec des author, by W. Roscoe. New ed. 8 v. 80. notes par l'Abb6 Brasseur de Bourbourg. London, 1847. 80. Paris, 1861. 901 POPULAR. PORTER. POPULAR Educator. 6 v. 40. London, Life of Archbishop Seeker, v. 6. 1852-55.QK~ Xrr ife of Porteus, by R. Hodgson, v. 1. 1852-55. Religious observance of Good-Friday, v. 6. POPULAR TALES and Romances of the Northern Sermons, v. 2-3. Truth and Divine Origin of the Christian RevelaNations. 3 v. 120. London, 1823. tion, v. 6. CONTENTS. Poems. 160. Chiswick, 1822. (Brit. 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Captain Porter, July 7, 1825. 8~. WashTaylor. 8~. London, 1823.., " /D T^ AiJ mnflgton, 1825. (Bound with Porter's ExPORSON, (R.) Letters to Archdeacon Travis, ingon, 1825. (Bound with Porter's ExX,-,. 3 f ^7^^ ~position, etc.) (2 copies.) in answer to his defence of the Three Heav- position, etc.) ( copies.) nl Wnses h Lndo, 1 - PORTER, (E. S.) Language of Affliction: a enly Witnesses. 8~. London, 1790. Critio, 1 7. sermon on the death of Adeline Rider. 80. ~- I Tracts and Miscellaneous Criticisms; Albany,(N.Y.,)1846. collected and arranged by T. Kidd. 8~0 collected a. PORTER, (George Richardson.) Manufacture London, 1815. London, 1815. of Porcelain and Glass. 160. London, PORT-MAHON. Nueva Relacion, y Curioso PORT-MAHON. R, Y C o 1832. (Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopoedia, v. 98.) Romance de la Expedicion parr la Con- Nature and Properties of the Sugar - Nature and Properties of the Sugar quista, 6 Imbasion de Puerto-Mahon. Small Cane. 2d ed. 80. London, 1843. 4~. Malaga, 1782. 40. 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Argument for the Dis- PORTO, (Luigi da.) La Giulietta, (Juliet.) franchised Corporators of Trinity Church of Trans. by T. Roscoe. (Roscoe's Ital. NovelNew York. 80. Albany, 1857. ists, v. 2.) PORTER, (J. L.) Five Years in Damascus; PORTOCARRERO, (Cardinal Luis, Archbishop an account of the history, topography, and of Toledo.) Histoire Politique et Amoureuse. antiquities of that city; with travels and re- Nouv. 6d. 240. Paris, 1710. searches in Palmyra, Lebanon, and the PORTRAITS de la Cour de France. 240. ColHauran. 2 v. 120. London, 1855. ogne, 17020 PORTER, (Noah.) Pronouncing Vocabulary PORTRAITS of the British Poets. 2 v. in 1. of Modern Geographical Names; prepared 80. London, 1824. for Webster's Dictionary. 40. Springfield, PORTSMOUTH Relief Association. Report to (Mass.,) 1855. the contributors of the fund for the relief of PORTER, (Robert.) Report of the trial and Portsmouth, Virginia, during the prevalence acquittal of Hon. Robert Porter, President of the yellow fever in that town in 1855. Judge of the third Judicial District of Penn- With a sketch of the fever. 80. Richmond, sylvania, before the Senate, composing the 1856. High Court of Impeachment of the said PORTUGAL. Civil War in Portugal, and the Commonwealth, upon articles preferred Siege of Oporto. By a British officer of against him by the House of Representa- Hussars. 120. London, 1836o tives. Reported by James Madison Porter. - Hints to Travellers in Portugal in 80. Easton, 1827. search of the Beautiful and the Grand. 2d PORTER, (Sir Robert Ker.) Narrative of the ed. 120. London, 1853. Campaign in Russia, during the year 1812. H- istorical View of the Revolutions of 80. Baltimore, 1814. Portugal, since the close of the Peninsular PORTER, (William A.) Essay on the Life, War. By an eye-witness. 80. London, Character, and Writings of John B. Gibson. 1827. 80. Philadelphia, 1855. History of Portugal, from its erection PORTER, (William H.) Proverbs, arrangedin into a separate State, to the concession of alphabetical order. 160. Boston, 1845. the constitution. 240. London, 1846. PORTETS, (Xavier de.) Cours de Droit Natu- POSITIVE Medical Agents; a treatise on the rel, des Genset Public. 80. Paris, 1830. new alkaloid, resinoid, and concentrated Facult6 de Droit; droit naturel, droit preparations of medical plants. By authority des gens, droit public gdn6ral. (Journal of the American Chemical Institute. 80. des Cours Publics de Jurisprudence, His- New-York, 1854. toire, et Belles-Lettres.) 80. Paris, 1820-21. PosT, (Christian Frederick.) Journal of a PORT FOLIO. (Commenced by Joseph Den- Journey from Philadelphia to the Ohio. 80. nie.) From commencement, in 1801, to ter- London, 1759. (With Delaware and Shawamination, in 1827. 5 v. 4~. and 42 v. 80. nese Indians.) Philadelphia, 1801-27. POST, (Truman M.) 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Washington, 1851. Treatise on Obligations, considered in The same, on the 13th of July, 1857. a moral and legal view. Translated from Also, the regulations and laws of the post the French. 2 v. in 1. 80. Newbern, office department. 80. Washington, 1857. (N. C.,) 1802. - The same, on the 1st of April, 1859. 80. ~ The same. Translated, with an introWashington, 1859. duction and notes, by W. D. Evans. 2 v. The same, to July 1, 1862. 80. Wash- 80. London, 1806. ington, 18(62. Treatise on Maritime Contracts of LetPOSTAGE STAMPS. Catalogue of Postage ting to Hire. Translated from the French, Stamps, American and Foreign, and U. S. with notes, and a life of the author, by Caleb Revenue Stamps. 160. Cambridge, 1863. Cushing. 80. Boston, 1821. POSTE, (Beale.) Britannia Antiqua; or, An- -- See JUSTINIANUS. cient Britain brought within the limits of POTOqKI, (Jean, Comte.) Chronologie des authentic history. 80. London, 1857. Deux premiers Livres de Manethon. 40. - Britannic Researches; or, new facts St. Pdtersbourg, 1805. and rectifications of ancient British history. - - Dynasties du Second Livre de Manethon. 80. London, 1853. 120. Florence, 1803. ~- Celtic Inscriptions on Gaulish and -— Principes de Chronologie pour les Temps British Coins. With a glossary of archaic Antdrieurs aux Olympiades. 40. St. P6tersCeltic words, and an atlas of coins. 80. bourg, 1810. London, 1861. POTOMAC FISHERIES. Report of Messrs. ~- Coins of Cunobeline, and of the An- Shinn and Washington on the decrease of. cient Britons. 80. London, 1853. 80. (n. p.) 1853. POSTEL, (Guillaume.) Tractatus de Re- POTOMAC and Alleghany Coal and Iron Manupublica, seu magistratibus Atheniensium. facturing Company. Documents relating to. (Gronovius, Thesaurus Grsec. Antiq., v. 5.) 80. New-York, 1841. (Misc. Pam., v. 21.) POSTLETHIAYT, (Malachy.) Importance of POTT, (August Friedrich.) Die Personennathe African Expedition to take posses- men, insbesondere die Familiennamen und sion of the French forts and settlements in ihre Enstehungsarten; auch unter Bertickthe river Senegal, as well as all others on sichtigung der Ortsnamen. 80. Leipzig, the coast of Africa. 80. London, 1758. 1853. Dictionary of Trade and Commerce. POTT, (John Frederick.) Observations on See SAVARY DE BRULONS. Matters of Prize, and the practice of the POTERLET, (Le Jenne.) Code des Dessbche- admiralty prize courts, in defence of the ments, ou recueil des r6glemens rendus sur rights and interests of his Majesty's navy. cette matidre, depuis le regne d'Henri IV. 80. London, 1810. jusqu't nos jours. 80. Paris, 1817. POTTER, (Alonzo.) Discourses, Charges, AdPOTHIER, (Robert Joseph.) CEuvres, annot6es dresses, Pastoral Letters, &c. 120. Philaet mises en correlation avec le Code Civil et delphia, 1858. la legislation actuelle, par M. Bugnet. 10 v. - Hand-Book for Readers and Students. 80. Paris, 1861. 4th ed. 180. New York, 1863. (Harpers' CEuvres Posthumes. 3v. 40. Paris, Family Library, v. 156.) 1777-79. Political Economy. 180. New York, Coutumes des Duch6, Bailliage et Pr6- 1862. (Harpers' Family Library, v. 157.) vot6 d'Orl6ans, et ressort d'iceux. Nouv. 6d. Sermon before the Episcopal Mission40. Paris, 1780. ary Society. 80. Boston, 1829. ( Theol. Traitd du Contratd'Assurance. Avec un Pam., v. 11.) discours preliminaire, des notes, et un sup- and EMERSON, (George B.) The pldment, par Estrangin. 80. Marseille, 1810. School and the Schoolmaster. 120. Bos~ — -Trait6s sur diffdrentes matibres de Droit ton, 1843. 904 POTTER. POUSSIN. POTTER, (Chandler E.) History of Man- 9ais; analogie avec les lois ou codes 6tranchester, formerly Derryfield, in New Hamp- gers. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1858. shire, including that of Amoskeag. 8. POUJOL,(-.) [Pr6s. dechambredlacoerroyale Manchester, 1856. de Colmar.] Trait6 des Obligations ou comPOTTER, (Elisha Reynolds.) Considerations mentaire du titre III. du livre 1I. du code on the Questions of the Adoption of a Con- civil. 3 v. 8. Paris, 1846-47. stitution and extension of suffrage in Rhode POUJOULAT, (Baptistin.) Lettres sur Bossuet, Island. 80. Boston, 1842. (Misc. Pam., t un homme d'6tat. 80. Paris, 1854. v. 39.) See MICHAUD, (J.) Early History of Narragansett. 80. POULAIN, (Ernest.) La Crise Amdricaine: Providence, 1835. (R. 1. Hist. Coll., v. 3.) recueil des documents pouvant servir A l'hisReports and Documents upon Public toire de la guerre des tEtats-Unis, 1858Schools and Education in the State of Rhode 1862. Le Nord et Le Sud. 80. Paris, 1863. Island, from 1850-54. 80. Providence, 1855. POULSON, (George.) History and Antiquities POTTER, (Israel R.) Life and Remarkable of the Seigniory of Holderness, in the East Adventures of a soldier in the American Riding of York. 2 v. in 1. 40. Hull, 1840. Revolution. 160. Providence, (R. I.,) 1824. POUMET, (Benjamin.) Instruction sur les POTTER, (John; Abp. of Canterbury.) Archme- Effets des Bouches a Feu, et sur les motifs ologia Graeca, (in Latin;) sive Antiquitates d'aprys lesquels on a affect6 a l'artillerie de Gr.eciae. ( Gronovius, Thesaurus Greec. campagne les pieces qui font partie de l'arAntiq., v. 12.) tillerie acfuelle. 80. Paris, 1828. The same. Or, the Antiquities of POUQUEVILLE, (Fran9ois CharlesHuguesLauGreece. 7th ed. 2v. 80. London, 1751. rent.) Grace. 80. Paris, 1835. (L'Univers, The same. 4th ed.. by James Boyd. v. 45.) 120. London, 1839. - Histoire de la Reg6neration de la Grece, Discourse of Church Government. 80. comprenant le pr6cis des dvdnemens depuis London, 1707. 1740 jusqu'en 1824. 4 v. 80. Paris, 1824. POTTER, (John.) System of Practical Mathe- Travels through the Morea, Albania, matics; with necessary tables. 2d ed. 120. and Qther parts of the Ottoman Empire, to London, 1757. Constantinople, 1798-1801. 80. London, POTIER, (Louis Joseph Antoine de.) Me- 1806. (Phillips' Voyages and Travels,v. 3.) moirs of Scipio de Ricci, reformer of Catho- POUR (Le) et le Contre; recueil complet des licism in Tuscany under the reign of Leopold. opinions prononces a l'Assemblee ConvenFrom the original, by Thomas Roscoe. 2 v. tionnelle, dans le proces de Louis XVI. 7 v. 80. London, 1829. 120. Paris, 1792. POTTER, (Richard.) Physical Optics. Partll. POUSSIN, (Guillaume Tell.) Consid6rations The Corpuscular Theory of Light; discussed sur le Principe Democratique qui r6git l'Unmathematically. 80. Cambridge, 1859. ion Americaine, et de la possibility de son POTTER, (S. Hollister.) Notes of Lectures on application A d'autres 6tats. 80. Paris, the American Practice of Medicine, delivered 1841. in the American Medical College at Cincin- ~ Chemins de Fer Am6ricains; historique nati, Ohio. 80. Syracuse, (N. Y.,) 1855. de leur construction, prix de revient et proPOTTER, (Woodburne.) War in Florida; be- duit; mode d'administration adopt6; r6sum6 ing an exposition of its causes, and an accu- de la legislation qui les r6git. 40. Paris, rate history of the campaigns of Generals 1836. Clinch, Gaines, and Scott. 120. Baltimore, - Examen Comparatif de la Question des 1836. Chemins de Fer en 1839 en France et A POTTS, (Thomas.) Wonderful Discoverie of l'etranger, et de l'intervention du gouverneWitches in the County of Lancaster; with ment dans la direction et l'exdcution des trial of nineteene witches, &c., 1612. (So- travaux. 80. Paris, 1839. mers' Coll. Tracts, v. 3.) - De la Puissance Am6ricaine. 2 v. 80. POTTS, (William S.) Cholera: a Chinese Paris, 1843. humbug, the cause discovered. 8C. Eaton, - -Travaux d'Am6liorations Int6rieures, (O.,) 1855. proj6t6s on execut6s par le gouvernement POUGET, (Louis.) Principes de Droit Mari- gen6ral des 1tats-Unis d'Am6rique, de 1824 time, suivant le Code de Commerce Fran-'a 1831. 40. Atlas, folio. Paris, 1834. .905 POUSSIN. POWER. PoussN, (Guillanme Tell.) The United States; POWELL, (John Joseph.) Treatise on the Law its power and progress. 1st Am. from the of Mortgages. 5th ed., with copious notes 3d Paris ed. Translated by E. L. Du Barry. and an appendix of precedents, by Thomas 80. Philadelphia, 1851. Coventry. 2v. 8~. London, 1822. POWEL, (Thomas.) Mistery and Misery of The same. 6th ed., with copious notes, Lending and Borrowing, 1636. (Somers' by Thomas Coventry. V. 1. 8~. London, Coil. Tracts, v. 7.) 1826. POWELL, (Baden.) Christianity without Ju- The same. Reprinted from the 6th daism; a second series of essays. 12~. English ed. Notes and references to AmeriLondon, 1857. can cases, by Benjamin Rand. 3 v. 8~. Connexion of Natural and Divine Truth. Boston, 1828. 80. London, 1838. POWELL, (Thomas; an Englishprinter.) AtElementary Treatise on the Geometry torney's Academy; or, the manner and forme of Curves and Curved Surfaces, investigated of proceeding practically, upon any suite, by the application of the Differential and- plaint or action whatsoever, in any court of Integral Calculus. 8~. Oxford, 1830. record whatsoever, within this kingdome. Elements of Curves; comprising the 3d impression. 40. London, 1630. geometrical principles of the conic sections, POWELL, (Thomas.) Living Authors of Amerand an introduction to the algebraic theory ica. 1st series. 120. New-York, 1850. of curves. 80. Oxford, 1828. Living Authors of England. 120. NewEssays on the Spirit of the Inductive York, 1849. Philosophy, the Unity of Worlds, and the POWELL, (Thomas S.) Pocket Formulary Philosophyof Creation. 120. London, 1855. and Physician's Manual. 180. Savannah, Historical View of the Progress of the (Geo.,) 1855. Physical and Mathematical Sciences. 160. POWELL, (William Byrd,)andNEWTON,(R.S.) London, 1848. (Lardner's Cabinet Cyclo- Eclectic Practice of Medicine. 8~. Cinpmdia, v. 96.) cinnati, 1854. Order of Nature considered in reference PowER, (David.) Reports of the Decisions of to the Claims of Revelation. A third series committees of the House of Commons in the of essays. 120. London, 1859. trial of Controverted Elections, during the ~- Short Elementary Treatise on Experi- Fifteenth Parliament of the United Kingmental and Mathematical Optics. 80. Ox- dom; by David Power, Hunter Dodwell, and ford, 1833. Edward L'Estrang Dew. 240. London, Short Treatise on the Principles of the 1853. Differential and Integral Calculus. 8~. Ox- POWER, (George.) History of the,Empire of ford, 1829. the Mussulmans in Spain and Portugal. 80. Undulatory Theory, as Applied to the London, 1815. Dispersion of Light; and some other subjects. POWER, (John.) Essay on the Female Econ80. London, 1841. omy. 80. London, 1821. POWELL, (C. Frank.) Life of Major General POWER, (John Hatch.) Anatomy of the ArteZachary Taylor. 80. New-York, 1847. ries of the Human Body; with the descriptive POWELL, (Daniel.) See CARADOC. anatomy of the heart. 120. Philadelphia, POWELL, (Edmund.) Treatise on the Law of 1862. Inland Carriers. 120. London, 1856. POWER, (Tyrone, lost in the President, 1841.) ~_ The same. 2d ed. 80. London, 1861. Impressions of America, during the years POWELL, (John.) Financial and Commercial 18;33-1835. 2d Am. ed. 2 v. in 1. 160. Systems of Great Britain. 80. London, Philadelphia, 1836. 1826. (Pamphleteer, v. 26.) The Lost Heir, and The Prediction, POWELL, (John Joseph.) Essay on Devises. 3v. 120. London, 1830. 3d ed., with copious notes, and an appendix POWER, (W. Tyrone.) Recollections of a of precedents, and also a treatise on the Three Years' Residence in China; including Construction of Devises, by Thomas Jarman. peregrinations in Spain, Morocco, Egypt, 2 v. 8. London, 1827. 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Australes, Voyages aux Terres, v. 16. Haye, M. Col. de la; Indes Orientales, v. 11. Baker, Indes Orientales, v. 1. Hemskerk, Jacques; Am6rique, v. 22. Balboa, Nunez; Arm6rique, v. 18. Hippon, Antoine; Indes Orientales, v. 2. Barbot, Jean; Afrique, v. 4. Houtman, C.; Indes Orientales, v. 10. Barbot, Jacques, Afrique, v. 6. Ides, Everard Isbrand; Chine, v. 7. Barentzen, G.; Nouvelle-Zemble, v. 22. Indes Occidentales, v. 23. Baron, S.; Indes Orientales, v. 11. Indes Orientales, v. 1, 2, 10, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17. Battel, Andr6; Afrique, v. 6. Indoustan, v. 13-14. Beaulien, Augustin de; Indes Orientales, v. 12. Islande, v. 24. Bernier, Fraqnois; Kachemire, v. 13. Jannequin, Claude; Voyage an Lybie, v. 3. Bermudes, v. 23. Jtapon, v. 14. Bird et Newton; Indes Oricntales, v. 1. Java, v. 10. Borneo, v. 15. Jenkinson, Antoine; Bokhara, v. 9. Bougainville, L. A. de. Detroit de Magellan, v. 20. Jobson, Richard; Afrique, v. 4. Bouguer, Pierre; P6'ou, v. 20. Johnson, Richard; Katay, v. 9. Bourbon, l'Isle de, v. 14. Juan, Jorge; Am6rique Meridionale, v. 19. Bontekoe, Guill. Isbrand; Indes Orientales, v. 10. Kaolpfer, E.; Siam, v. 12. Japon, v 14. Bouvet, Joachim; Chine, v. 7. Keeling, William; Indes Orlentales, v. 2. Broeck, Peter Vani den; Afrique, v. 4. Kerguelen, T. J. de; Mer du Nord, v. 22. Br6sil, v. 20. Kylniis, Laiurent; Gtuyie, v..21. 910 PR1]VOST, PRICE, PrtfvosT-D'EXTLTFS, (Antoine Francois ) T-is- Stephens, Thomas. Indes Orientales, V. 1. Stibbs, Bnrthl61emi. Afriqu, v. 4, toire Gendralc des Voyages, &c.- Continued. Snelgave. Afrique, v. 4. Sumatra, v. 12. Kolben, Peter; Afriqule, v. 6. Tacha, G. S lam, v. 12. La Barbinais le Gentil; Autour du Monde, v. 16. Tachtai, v., v. La Hontan, N. de; Nouvelle-Franee, v. 21. Tavene, B des Orientales, v. 12-1 Lange, Laurent; Chine, v. 7. Lange, Laurent; Chine, v. 7. Tavernier, J.B. Indes Ori0 ntales, v. 1'2-13. Lancaster, Jacques; Indes Orientales, v. 1-2. Tibet, v 8-9 Las Casas, B. de; Anmrique, v. 19. Ide v 11 Ldry, Jean de; Brdsil, v. 20. Towtson, Guillaume. Indes, v. 1. Le Cmte, Louise; BrChi, v. 7. Ulloa, A. de. Amn6ique ie6rldionale, v. 19. Le Comrte, Louis; Chie, v. 7. - gVaugondy. M6moire sur l'Am6rique, v. 22. Le Maire; Afriques;, vde. 4. O, Van den Broeck, PJiere. Indes Oriertales, v. 10. Lnschoten, J. H. van; Inde Orientales, v. 1. Van Neck, J. C. ndes Orientales, v. 1 Liushoten, J. H. vJe an; Indes Orientales, v. 1. Van Rechteren, Seyger. Chine, v. 7. Lok, Jean; Indes Orientales, v. 1. Vel, Blaso Nunez. Prou, v. 19. Lopez, Edouard; Arique, v. 6. Verhoeven, Pierre'W. Indes Orientales, v. 10. aLoyler, Godefroi; Afrique, v. 4. Villault de Bellefond. Afrique, v. 4. Madagascar, v. 11. Vrgiie, v. 21 Magellanes, Ferd.; Indes Orisntales, v. 14. Warwick, Wybrand van. Indes Orientales, v. 10. Maanbar, v. 13. Whiddan. Indes Orientales, v. 1. Marquette, Jacques; Mississippi, v. 21. Wiudham, Thomas. Indes Orientales, v. 1. Matelief, Corneille; Indes Orientales, V. 10. Wood, Benjamin. 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Folio. ~ M6moire sur un Moyen de Convertir les London, 1653. Mouvements Circulaires Continus en MouvePROCOPIUS, of Gaza. Panegyricus in Imper- ments Rectilignes Alternatifs, dont les all6es atorem Anastasium. (Gr. et Lat.) 80. et venues soient d'une grandeur arbitraire. Bonnae, 1829. (Byzantineu Hist. Corpus, 3 edd. 40. Paris, 1839. v. 11.) Note sur les Moyens de Perfectionner PROCTER, (Adelaide A.) Poems. 180. Bos- le Compas de R6duction, en donnant it son ton, 1863. usage plus d'etendue et de precision. 8~. PROCTER, (Bryan Waller.) English Songs, Paris, 1835. and other small poems. By Barry Cornwall. - Nouvelle Architecture Hydraulique. New ed. 12~. Boston, 1851. 2 v. 40. Paris, 1790-96. 917 PRONY. PROUT. PRONY, (Gaspard Clair Francois Marie Riche, PROTESTANT Episcopal Church. Journal of Baron de.) Nouvelle M6thode de Nivelle- the Convention held in Philadelphia Sept. ment Trigonom6trique. 40. Paris, 1822. and Oct., 1785. 80. Philadelphia, 1785. PROPERTIUS,(SextusAurelius.) 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With an appendix of statutes Gothic Architecture, selected from ancient and rules. 120. London, 1854. buildings at Oxford. Folio. London, 1835. Practical Compendium of the Law and STAFFORD, (J.,) and others. Modern Usage of Mercantile Accounts. 120. LonFurniture; consisting of forty-four colored don, 1850. engravings, with descriptive letter press. Practical Treatise on the Laws, Cus40. London, 1822. toms, and Regulations of the City and Port PUGIN, (Augustus Northmore Welby.) Apol- of London, as settled by charter, usage, by. ogy for the Revival of Christian Architecture law, or statute. 2d ed. 80. London, 1844. in England. 40. London, 1843. PULSZKY, (Franz Aurel, and Therese.) White, Contrasts; or, a parallel between the Red, Black; sketches of society in the United noble edifices of the middle ages, and cor- States. 3 v. 120. London, 1853. responding buildings of the present day. PULSZKY, (Therese.) Tales and Traditions of 40. London, 1841. Hungary. 120. New York, 1852. 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London, 1851. PULTENEY, (William; Earl of Bath.) State True Principles of Pointed or Christian of the National Debt as it stood Dec. 24, Architecture. 40. London, 1841. 1716, compared with the Debt at Michaelmas, PUGLIA, (Santiago Felipe.) El Desengafo del 1725. Reprinted. 80. London, 1857. (FiHombre. 160. Filadelfia, 1794. nancial Pam., v. 21.) The Federal Politician. 80. Philadel- Thoughts on the Present State of Afphia, 1795. fairs with America, and the means of conPUIBUSQUE, (Adolphe Louis de.) Diction- ciliation. 80. London, 1778. naire Municipal, ou nouveau manuel des The same. 4th ed. 80. London, 1778. maires. 2e 6d. 80. Paris, 1841. (Col. Pam., v. 8.) Histoire Compar6e des Litt6ratures The same. (Col. Pam., v. 17.) Espagnole et Frangaise. 2 v. 80. Paris, PULTON, (F.) De Pace Regis et Regni; a 1844. treatise declaring which be the great and PUIGBLANCH, (Antonio.) Inquisition Un- general offences of the realme. Folio. Lonmasked. Translated by William Walton. don, 1609. 2 v. 80. London, 1816. PUNCH, or theLondon Charivari. 1841-1863. PuJos, (Maurice.) De la L6gislation Civile, V. 1-45, in 31 v. 40. London, 1841-63. Criminelle, et Administrative des Etats PUNCIH' Twenty Almanacs. 1.842-1861. [RePontificaux. 80. Paris, 1862. printed. ] 40. London, 1862. 921 PURCELL. PUTNAM. PURCELL, (Henry.) Orpheus Britannicus; a currents, in Virginia and Summer Islands, since the yeare 1606, till 1624.-English Discoveries and collection of all the choicest songs for one, Plantations in New England, New-Found-land; two, and three voices; with such sympho- wil the Patent and Voyages to New Scotland; relations also of the Fleets set forth by Qneene nies as were by him designed for any of Elizabeth against the Spaniards. them, etc. Folio. London, 1698. Vol. 5.-Pvrchase his Pilgrimage, or relations of the them, etc. JFolio. Lon don, 1698. World and the Religions observed in all ages and PURCHAS, (Samuel.) Hakluytus Posthumus; places, contayning a Theological and Geographical Historie of Asia, Africa. and America, with or, Purchas his Pilgrimes; contayning a the Islands adiacent.-Declaring the ancient Relihistory of the world, in sea voyages and gions before the Flood, the Heathenish, lewish, and Saracenicall in all Ages since, in these parts lande-travells. Also, Purchas his Pilgrim- prosessed, with their senerall Opinions, Idols, age. th ed. v. Folio. London, 1625 26. Oracles, Temples, Priests, Fasts, Feasts, Sacriage. 4th ed. a5 v. Folio. Londones, 16and Rites Religious; their beginnings, proCONTENTS. ceedings, alterations, sects, orders, and successions. With briefe descriptions of the Countries, Vol. 1. Voyages and Peregrinations made by an- Nations, States, Discoveries; private and publike cient Kings, Patriarkes, Apostles, Philosophers, and the most remarkable Rarities of and others, to and thorow the remoter parts of Nature, or Humane industrie, in the same; also, the knowne World: Enquiries also of Languages three whole Treatises annexed, one of Russia and and Religions, especially of the moderne diuersi- other Northerne Regions by Sr. Ierome Horsey; fied Posessions of Christianitie.-Description of the second of the Gulfe of Bengala by Master all the Circumi-Nauigations of the Globe.-Naui- William Methold; the third of the Saracenicalli igations and Voyages of English-men, alongst the Empire, translated out of Arabike by T. Erpenivs. Coasts of Africa, to the Cape of Good Hope, and from thence to.the Red Sea, the Abassine, Arabian, Persian, Indian Shoares. Continents, and PURDON, (John.) Digest of the Laws of PennIlands.-E nglish Voyages beyond the East Indies, sylvania. 9th ed. By Federick C. Brightly. to the Ilands of Iapan, China, Cauchinchina, the Philippine with others, and the Indian Nauiga- 8~. Philadelphia, 1862. tions further prosecuted: Their iust Commerce, P Colu ia; nobly vindicated against Turkish Treacherie; PURDY, (John.) Columbian Navigator; or, victoriously defended against Portugall Hostilitie sailing directory for the American coasts and gloriously adnanced against MLoorish and Ethnike Perfidie; hopefully recouering from Dutch Ma- the West Indies. New ed. By A. G. Findlignitie; iustly masintayned against ignorant and lay. 3 8 L do 19- 56 malicious Calumnie. —Naaigations,Voyages,,Traffiques, Discoueries, of the English Nation in the PURRINGTON, (T.) Report on Capital PunishEasterne parts of the World: containing the En- glish-Indian occurrents and contayning the En- ment, 1836. 8". Washington, 1852. glish Affaires with the Great Samorine, in the PURSLO, (Joshua.) Government of the HeaPersian and Arabian Gulfes, and in other places of the Continent, and Ilands of and beyond the vens. 120. Edinburgh, 1852. Indies; the Portugall Attempts, and Dutch Dis- PURTON, (Thomas.) Botanical Description of asters, diners Sea-fights with both; and meny other remarkable Relations. British Plants in the Midland Counties. 3 v. Fol. 2.-Navigations, Voyages, and Land Discoveries, with other historical relations of Africa.- 12- London, 1817-21. Navigations, Voyages, and Discoveries of the Sea- PURVIANCE, (Robert.) Narrative of Events Coasts and Inland Regions of Africa, which is generally called lEthiopia.-Peregrinations and which occurred in Baltimore Town during Travels by Land in Palestina, Natolia. Syria, the Revolutionary War. 120. Baltimore, Arabia, Persia, and others parts of Asia. —Peregrinations and Discoveiies by Land, of Assyria, 1849. Armenia, Persia, India, Arabia, and other inland countries of Asia.-PIrtteritorum, or Discoveries PUSEY, (Edward Bouverie.) Collegiate and of the world, specially such as in other bookes are Professorial Teaching and Discipline, in omitted. Vol. 3.-Peregrinations and Discoveries in the re- answer to Professor Vaughan's Strictures. motest North and East parts of Asia, called Tar- 8O. Of 1d 1854. taria and China.-Peregrinations, Voyages, Dis- o, coveries, of China, Tartaria, Russia, and other PIUTEANUS,(Erycius,) or Erikvan der PUTTEN. the North and East parts of the world.-Voyages and Discoveries of the North parts of the World, De Bissexto liber, et de Nundinis Romanis by Land and Sea, in Asia, Evrope; the Polare liber. (Grevius, Thesaurus Antiq. Rom., Regions, and in the North-west of America.English Northern Navigations, and Discoveries: V. 8.) Relations of Greenland, Groenland, the Northwest passage, and other Arctike Regions, with De Jurejurando Antiquornu SchediasRvssiau Occvrrents.-Voyages and Travels to and ma. (Grmvius, v. 5.) in the New World, called America: Relations of their Pagan Antiquities and of the Regions and Reliquim Convivil Prisci. (Grmevius, Plantations in the North and South parts thereof, v \ and of the Seas and Islands adjacents.. Vol. 4.-English Voyages to the East, West, and PUTNAM, (A. W.) History of Middle TennesSouth parts of America.-Meny Sea and Land Fights, Inuasions and Victories against the Spa- see; or, life and times ofGen. James Robertiiards in those parts, and the Spanish Islands, son. 8g. Nashville, 1859. and Coast Towncs ons this side; Plantations in Guiana, and meny strange aduentures of English- PUTNAM, (Daniel.) Account of the Battle of men amongst the Americans.-Voyages to and Buker's Hill. By H. Dearborn. With a about the Southerne America, with meny Miarine Obseruations and Discourses df those Seas and letter to Major-General Dearborn, repellinlg Lands.-Voyages to and Land-Travels in Florid, nprovoked attac on the c Virginia, and ottlerpats of theNorthernAmeric, his unprovoked attack on the character of French Plantings, Spanish Supplantings; English- Maj. Gen. Israel Putnam. 8. Boston, Virginian Voyages, and to the Islands Azores. — English Plantations, Discoveries, Acts, and Oc- e1818. 116 922 PUTNAM. QUAKERS. PUTNAM, (Daniel.) Letter to Maj. Gen. Dear- forests to the sea coast and banks of tidal born, repelling his unprovoked attack on the rivers in Cornwall and Devon, examined and character of Gen. Putnam. 80. Philadel- considered. 3d ed. 4~. London, 1856. phia, 1818. (Bound with DEARBORN'S Ac- PYE, (Henry James; Poet laureat.) Concount of the Battle.) ments on the Commentators on Shakspear. PUTNAM, (George P.) American Facts; notes 80. 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La France LittConsiddrations Morales sur la Destina- aire, ou dictionnaire bibliographique des tion des Ouvrages de l'Art, ou de l'influence savants, historiens et gens de lettres de la de leur emploi sur le genie et le gout de ceux France, ainsi que des littdrateurs 6trangers qui les produisent ou qui les jugent, et sur qui ont 6crit en Frangais, plus particulidreie sentiment de ceux qui en jouissent et en ment pendant les XvIlle et XIxe siecles. 10 v. resoivent lesimpressions. 80. Paris, 1815. 80. Paris, 1827-39. Essai sur l'Id6al dans ses applications The same. V. 11. Corrections, addipratiques aux ceuvres de l'mitation propre tions, auteurs pseudonymes et anonymes des Arts du Dessin. 80. Paris, 1837. devoil6s. 80. Paris, 1854-57. Histoire de la Vie et des Ouvrages de Litt6rature Francaise Contemporaine, Raphael. 3e 6d. 80. Paris, 1835. 1827-1849; continuation de La France LitLettres sur l'Enlvement des Ouvrages t6raire. 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Mysteries of Bee-Keeping ExQUETELET, (Lambert Adolphe Jacques.) Sur plained. 8th ed. 120. New-York, 1859. i'Homme et le Developpement de ses Facul- QUINcY, (Charles S6vin, Marqus de.) Histoire tes; ou, essai de physique sociale. 2 v. 80. Militaire du Rdgne de Louis le Grand, Roy Paris, 1835. de France. 7 v. 4~. Paris, 1726. ~ — Lettres sur la Theorie des Probabilit6s, QUINCY, (John.) Different Causes of Pestilenappliquee aux sciences morales et politiques. tial Diseases. 80. London, 1720. (With 80. Bruxelles, 1846. HODGE's Loimologia.) - - Letters on the Theory of Probabilities, - - Medicini Statica; being the Aphorisms as applied to moral and political sciences. of Sanctorius. Translated into English, with Translated from the French by 0. G. Downes. large explanations. Also Dr. Keil's Medicina 80. London, 1849. Statica Britannica. 5th ed. 80. London, ~- Popular Instructions on the Calculation 1737. of Probabilities. Translated from the French, ~ Complete English Dispensatory, in two with notes, by R. Beamish. 180. London, parts, theoretical and practical. 13th ed. 1839. 80.. London, 1761..-. -- and SMITS, (]douard.) Recherches sur QUINCY, (Josiah, Jr.) Observations on the Reproduction et la M'ortalit6 de l'Homme act of Parliament commonly called the Bosaux Diff6rents Ages, et sur la Population de ton Port-Bill. With Thoughts on Civil Sola Belgique. 80. Bruxelles, 1832. ciety and Standing Armies. 80. Boston, QuEVEDO Y VILLEGAS, (Francisco de.) Obras 1774. Escogidas. 80. Paris, 1842. (Coleccion de The same. 8~. Philadelphia, 1774. Autores Espanoles, v. 33.) (Col. Pam., v. 12.) Obras. 2 v. 80. Madrid, 1852-59. QuINcY, (Josiah.) Address before the Mas(Biblioteca de Autores Espanoies, v. 21-22.) sachusetts Peace Society. 80. Cambridge, - Paul the Spanish Sharper. (Roscoe's 1821. Span. Novelists, v. 2.) History of the Boston Athenseum, with - Visions. Translated from the original biographical notices of its deceased founders. Spanish. 160. London, 1767. 80. Boston, 1851. QUID MIRROR, (The.) (First Part.) 80. New- - History of Harvard University. 2 v. York, 1806. (Pol. Pam., v. 105.) 80. Cambridge, 1840. QUILL, (Charles.) American Mechanic. 3d ed. -- Memoir of the Life of Josiah Quincy, Jr. 160. Philadelphia, 1839. 80. Boston, 1825. --- Working-Man. 160. Philadelphia, Memoir of the Life of John Quincy 1843,, Adams. 80. Boston, 1858. 925 QUINCY. QUOTATIONS. QIINCY, (Josiah.) Memoir of James Grahame. QIJINTANA, (Manuel Jos6.) Lives of Vasco 80. Boston, 1846. (Mass. Hist. Cell., v. 9, Nuiez de Balboa, and Francisco Pizarro. third series.) From the Spanish, by Mrs. Margaret Hodson. Municipal History of the Town and 16~. Edinburgh, 1832. City of Boston during two centuries, from - Memoirs of Gonzalo HIernandez de Cor1630 to 1830. 80. Boston, 1852. dova, styled the Great Captain. From the QuiNcY, (Josiah P.) Charicles; a dramatic Spanish, by J. Russel. 12~. London, 1851. poem. 2d ed. 120. Boston, 1856. QUINTILIANUS, (Marcus Fabius.) InstitutioQUINET, (Edgar.) CEuvres Compl6tes. 10 v. num Oratoriarum libri XII. Accesserunt huic 120. Paris, 1857. renovatm editioni Declamationes; cum TurCONTENTS. nebi, Camerarii, Pargi, Gronovii, et e notis. Ahasv6rus, v. 7. 2 v. 80. Lugd. Batav. et Roterodami, 1665. Allemagne et Italie, v. 6. __ he same. 8~. Londini 1714. Avertissements Politiques, v. 10.e same.. onini,714. Christianisme (le) et la R6volution Frangaise, v. 3. Declamationum liber. Cum ejusdem Controverse Nouvelle. Que deviennent les licri-i i i tures, v. 2. (ut onnullis visum) dialogo de causis corDiscours sur Geoffroy St. Hilaire, v. 2. ruptse eloquentie. Que omnia notis illusEpop6es (Des) FranQaises In6dites dul 12e Si6cle. v. 9. Esclaves, Les, v. 8. trantur. 80. Oxonii, 1675. Essai d'une Classification des Arts, v. 10. Institutes of Eloquence; or, the art of Essai sur les CEuvres de Herder, v. 2. Examen de La Vie de J6sus, v. 3. speaking in public, in every character and Fondation de la R6publique des Provinces-Unies, v. 5. capacity. Translated, with notes, by WilGenie (Le) des Religions, v. 1. liam Guthrie. 2 v. 80. London, 1756. Gr6ce (La) Moderne et ses Rapports avec l'Antiquite, v. 5. Institutes of the Orator. Translated, Histoire de la Poosie, v. 9. Histoire de Mla Idoes, v. o. with notes, by J. Patsall. 2 v. 80. London, Histoire de Mes Id6es, v. 10. Introduction a la Philosophie de l'Humanit6, v. 2. 1774. J6suites, Les, v. 2. Lettre sur Kant, v. 10. Institutes of Oratory. Translated by Marnix de St. Aldegonde, v. 5. J. S. Watson. 2 v. 120. London, 1856. Melanges, v. 6. Napol6on, v. 8. (Bohn's Classical Library, v. 70-71.) Origine, (L') des Dieux, v. 1.oPhilosophie de l'Histoire de France, v. 3. QUINTUS Calaber. Prtermissorum ab Ho Prom6th6a, v. 8. mero libri XIV. Grmec, cumversione Latina Revolutions (Les) d'Italie, v. 4.. Roumains, (Les) v. 6. et integris emendationibus L. Rhodomanni, TSiralle, La, v. 8. etc.; curante J. C. De Pauw. 80. Lugduni Tablettes (Les) du Juif Errant, v. 7. Ultramontanisme (L') ou l'tglise Romaine et la Batavorum, 1734. oUnciet More ds Pp Modernes v.. QUINTUS Smyrnaus. Post-Homerica. (Gr. et Unit6 Morale des Peuples Modernes, v. 1. Vacances (Mes) ou Espagne, v. 9. Lat.) (Didot, Biblioth. Grecque, v. 24.) QUINN, (Henry.) Temple of Reason and Dig- QuIR, (P. F. de.) Discursus super detecta nity of Self-Government. 120. Riegelsville, nuper quinta orbis parte, terra nempe Aus(Pa.,) 1856. trali incognita. (Bry, Collectiones, series I, QUINQUARBOREUS,(J.) See CINQARBRES,(J.) pars 10.) e QUINTANA, (Manuel Jos6.) Obras Completas. QUISTGAARD, (Ivaro.) Index Chronologicus, 80. Madrid, 1852. (Biblioteca de Autores sistens Foedera pacis, defensionis, navigati,Espafoles, v. 36.) nis, commerciorum, subsidorum, et alia a CONTENTS, regibus Danie et Norvegire ac comitibus Vidas de Espanoles C6lebres. Holsatire, inita cum gentibus intra et extra Cartas a Lord Holland sobre los sucesos politicos de Europam, nec non capitulationes, literas et Espana. Poesias y Tragedias. mercature privilegia, ab anno 1200 usque Literatura. ad 1789. 120. Gottingge, 1792. Tesoro del Parnaso Espafol, poesias QUITARD, (Pierre Marie.) Dictionnaire 1tyselectas Castellanas, desde el tiempo de Juan mologique, Historique, et Anecdotique des de Mena hasta nuestros dias. Nueva ed. Proverbes et des locutions proverbiales de la 80. Paris, 1838. langue Frangaise. 80. Paris, 1842. Vidas de Espafoles Celebres. 80. QUOTATIONS. Book of Familiar Quotations. Paris, 1845. (Coleccion de Autores Espa- 12~. London, 1852. iloles, v. 7.) The same. 2d ed. 160. London, 1860. Lives of Celebrated Spaniards. From Collection of Familiar Quotations; by the Spanish, by T. R. Preston. 120. Lon- John Bartlett. 160. Cambridge, 1856. don, 1833. The same. 4th ed. 160. Boston, 1863, 926 QUOTATIONS. RADCLIFFE. QUOTATIONS. Dictionary of Quotations from RACINE, (C.) New Theoretical and Practical the British Poets, in three parts, Shakspeare; French Grammar. 2d ed. 16~. London, Blank Verse; and Rhyme. 3 v. 120. Lon- 1820. don, 1824. RACINE, (Jean.) (Euvres. Aveclesvariantes Dictionary of Select and Popular Quo- et les imitations des auteurs grecs et tations from the Latin, French, Greek, Span- latins. Publi6es par M. Petitot. 5 v. 8~. ish, and Italian languages. 120. Philadel- Paris, 1813. phia, 1850. Euvres Completes. Avec les notes de The same. 12~. Philadelphia, 1852. tons les commentateurs. 5e 6d., publi6epar New Dictionary of Quotations. From L. Aim6-Martin, avec des additions. 6 v. the Greek, Latin, and modern languages. 80. Paris, 1844. Translated into English, with an index. From CONTENTS. the last London edition. 12~. Philadelphia, Memoires de Racine, par Fragments Historiques, 1859. Louis Racine, v. 1. v. 4. Alexandre le Grand, v. 1. Iphig6nie, v. 3. RAB AND JANE; a legendary tale (and true.) Andromaque, v. 1. Lettres, v. 6. 160. (n.p.) 1805. (Pol. Pam., v. 105.) Aristote, Fragments de la Louis XIV. Pr6cis HisPo6tique d', v. 5. torique des Campagnes RABAUT SAINT-ETIENNE, (Jean Paul.) Con- Athalie, v. 3. de, v. 5.. Bajazet, v. 2. Mithridate, v. 2. sid6rations sur les Interets du Tiers-atat. Be6rnice, v. 2. thridate, v. 3. BedPrdnise, v. (2. Phmdre, v. 3. 2e 6d. 80. Paris, 1788. (Pol. Pam., v. 16.) Britannicus, v. 2. Platon, le Banquet de, Discours Acad6miques, v. 5. RABBE, (Alphonse; ) and DUNCAN, (Jonathan. ) v. 6. Plaideurs, Les, v. 2. History of Russia, from the foundation of tdesrl, v.. Portieo Diverses v. 4. Etudes surl'Odyosse, v. 5. Port Roydi, Abreg6 do the Empire by Rourick, to the close of the LtudessurlesOlympiques l'Histoire de, v. 4. de Pindare, v. 5. Th6baide, La, v. 1. HungarianWar. 2v. 120. London, 1854. Fragments de TraducRABELAIS, (Fran9ois.) (Euvres. edition va- tions, v. 5. riorum, augment6e de pieces in6dites, des RADCLIFFE, (Anne.) Castles of Athlin and remarques de Le Duchat, de Bernier, de Le Dunbayne; a Highland story. New ed. Motteux, de l'abb6 de Marsy, de Voltaire, 120. London, 1821. de Ginguen6, etc. 9 v. 80. Paris, 1823. - The same. 80. (Ballantyne's NovelCONTENTS. ists' Library, v. 10.) Epistre du Limousin de Pantagruel, v. 8. Gaston de Blondeville; or, the court of Lettres, v. 8. Prognostication Pantagrueline, v. 8. Henry III.; a romance. 2 v. 120. LonSciomaehie (la) et Festins faicts a Rome, v. 8. don 1839. Songes Drolatiques de Pantagruel, v. 9. Vie (le) de Gargantua et de Pantagruel, v. 1-8. The Italian; or, the confessional of the Works. Translated from the French; black penitents. 2d ed. 3 v. 160. Lonwith explanatory notes by Duchat, Ozell, don, 1811. and others. 4 v. 160. London, 1844. - Journey made in 1794, through Holland RABENHORST'S Pocket Dictionary of the Ger- and Germany, with a return down the Rhine; man and English Languages. 4th ed.; by to which are added observations during a D. Boileau. 240. London, 1847. tour to the lakes of Lancashire, WestmoreRABUTAUX, (Auguste P. E.) De la Prostitu- land, and Cumberland. 80. Dublin, tion en Europe, depuis l'antiquit6 jusqu'h la 1795. fin du XVIe Siecle. 40. Paris, 1851. ~ Mysteries of Udolpho; a romance. 4 v. RABUTIN, (Fran9ois de.) M6moires. 1551- 160. London, 1794. 1559. 2 v. 80. Paris, 1788. (Coll. des -- The same. 3v. 160. London, 1820. M6moires Relatifs l'Hist. de France, (Barbauld's Brit. Novelists, v. 45-47.) v. 37-38.) The same. (Ballantyne's Novelists' The same. 80. Paris, 1838. (Mi- Library, v. 10.) chaud. Coll. M6m. Hist. France, v. 7.) Romance of the Forest. New ed. 2 v. The same. 2 v. 80. 1823. (Petitot, 160. London, 1820. (Barbauld's British Coil. Mem. Hist. France, s6r. I., v. 31-32.) Novelists, v. 43-44.) RABUTIN, (Roger.) See BUSSY-RABUTIN. The same. 80. (Ballantyne's NovelRACIBORSKI, (A.) Elementary Treatise on ists' Library, v. 10.) Auscultation and Percussion; the applica- St. Alban's Abbey; with other poems. tion of acoustics to the diagnosis of dis- 120. London, 1834. eases. Translated by M. Post. 80. New- ~ Sicilian Romance. 2 v. 180. LonYork, 1839. don, 1790. 927 RADCLIFFE. RAIBAUD. RADCLIFFE, (Anne.) Sicilian Romance. 80. RAFINESQUE-SCHMALZ, (C. S.) Alsographia (Ballantyne's Novelists' Library, v. 10.) Americana; or, an American grove of new RADCLIFFE, (C. B.) Epilepsy and other Affec- and revised trees and shrubs. 80. Philations of the Nervous System marked by trem- delphia, 1838. or, convulsion, or spasm. 80. London, 1854. The American Nations; or, outlines of RADCLIFFE, (John.) 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RECUEIL Officiel des Pieces concernant le Droit [Six Pamphlets relating to, viz:] Public dela Suisse, des lois F6ddrales, trait6s, CONTENTS. d6crets et arretes, depuis l'introduction de Papers relative to the Project of building a General la nouvelle constitution federale, du 12 SepRecord Office. 80. Lonlon, 1835. tembre 1848. 3 v. 80. Berne, 1849-53. - The same. (Pol. Pam., v. 79) Observations, Letters, and Opinions on the Consti- REDDEN, (Laura; known as Howard Glyntution and Duties of the Record Commission. 8~. n.) N e Mn i "Th London, 1836 don.) Notable Men in "The.ouse; Letters from Eminent Historical Writers, relating Sketches of the 37th Congress. 80. New to the Publications of the Board of Commissioners on the Public Records. 8~. London, 1836. York, 1862. Rules for the Guidance of Members of Parliament, REDDIE, (James.) HistoricalView of the Law in the Management of Select Committees and Preparation of Reports. 8~. London, 1837. of Maritime Commerce. 80. 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Machine a Air, d'un nouveau Philadelphia, 1863. systeme, deduit d'une comparaison raisonnee Life and Correspondence of Joseph des systBmes de MM. Ericsson et Lemoine. Reed, byhis grandson. 2v. 80. Philadel40. Paris, 1854. phia, 1847. REED, (Andrew;) and MATHESON, (James.) Life of Esther de Berdt, afterwards Narrative of the Visit to the American Esther Reed, of Pennsylvania. 120. PhilaChurches, by the Deputation from the Con- delphia, 1853. gregational Union of England and Wales. Review of Mr. Seward's Diplomacy. 2 v. 80. London, 1835. By a Northern Man. 80. Philadelphia, 1862. REED, (Henry; Professor in the University of The same. (Habeas Corpus Paul.) Pennsylvania.) Lectures on the British Statement' and Vindication of Certain Poets. 2 v. 120. Philadelphia, 1857. Political Opinions. 80. Philadelphia, 1862....- Lectures on English History and Tragic REED. See READ; also, REID. Poetry, as illustrated by Shakspeare. 120. REEDTZ, (H. C. de.) Repertoire des Traitds Philadelphia, 1855. conclus par la couronne de Dannemarc, Lectures on English Literature, from depuis Canut-le-Grand jusqu'h 1800. Pr6Chaucer to Tennyson. 12~. Philadelphia, cdde d'un discours de L. Engelstoft. 80. 1855. Gottingue, 1826. - Life of Joseph Reed. 160. Boston, REEHORST, (K.P.) Polyglot Commercial Dic1846. (Sparks' Amer. Biog., v. 8., second tionary, in ton languages. Oblong 16~. series.) London, 1850. 939 REEMELTN. REFORMATION. REEMEIN, (Charles.) Vine-Dresser'sManual; REEVES, (John.) History of the English an illustrated Treatise on Vineyards and Law, from the time of the Saxons to the end Wine-Making 12.. Ne1w York, 1859. of the reign of Elizabeth. 3d ed. 5 v. 8~. REES, (Abraham.) Cyclopesdia; or, Univer- London, 1814-29. sal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Lite- History of the Law of Shipping and rature. 45 v. 40. London, 1819-20. Navigation. 80. Dublin, 1792. (2 copies.) REES, (James.) Dramatic Authors of Ameri- - TwoTracts, shewing that the Americans, ca. 12c. Philadelphia, 1845. born before the Independenee, are, by the Law REES, (L. E. Rttutz.) Personal l'arrative of of England, not Aliens. 80. London, 1816. the Siege of Lucknow, to its relief by Sir H- istory of the Government of the Island Colin Campbell. 120. London, 1858. of Newfoundland. 8~. London, 1793. REES, (Thomas.) Racovian Catechism; trans- REFLECTIONS, Moral and Political, on Great lated from the Latin. With notes and a Britain and her Colonies. 8~. London, sketch of the history of Unitarianism in Po- 1770. (Col. Pam., v. 26.) land and the adjacent countries. 120. Lon- REFLECTIONS on the Domestic and Foreign don, 1818. Policy of Great Britain since the War. By REESE, (David M.) Letters to Hon. William a British merchant long resident abroad. 80..Jay; being a reply to his " Inquiry into the London, 1833. American Colonization and American Anti- REFLECTIONS on Encouraging the Commerce Slavery Societies." 120. New York, of the United States. 80. Richmond, (Va.,) 1835. 1785. (Corn. Pam., v. 3.) REESE, (John J.) American Medical Formu- REFLECTIONS on the Rise and Progress of the lary; based upon the U. S. and British American Rebellion. 120. London, 1780. pharmacopceias. 120. Philadelphia, 1850. REFLECTIONS on the Value of the British --- Syllabus of a Course of Lectures on West Indian Colonies and the British North Medical Chemistry. 120. Philadelphia, American Provinces. 80. London, 1826. 1857. (Pol. Pam., v. 84.) REESE, (William M.) Manual for Ordinaries, REFLEXIONS d'un Vieillard du Pays de MBdoc, Executors, Administrators, and Guardians, sur l'arret du Conseil de 30 Aoit qui permet in the State of Georgia. 80. Philadelphia, l'admission des ]ttrangers dans nos Colonies. 1858. 40. Paris, 1785. (Pol. Pam., v. 2.) REEVE, (Clara.) Old English Baron. 160. REFLEXIONS sur le Code Noir, et DdnonciaLondon, 1820. (Barbauid's Brit. Novelists, tions d'un Crime Affreux commis a St. Dov. 22.) mingue. Par la Soci6te des Amis des Noirs. REEVE, (Henry.) Essay on the Torpidity of 80. Paris, 1790. (Slavery Pam., v. 15.) Animals. 80. London, 1809. RIFLEXIONS sur le Commerce, la Navigation, REEVE, (Lovell.) Conchologia Iconica; or, et les Colonies. 40. Paris, 1787. (Pol. Illustrations of the Shells of Molluscous Pam., v. 2.) Animals. V. 1 —6. 40. London, 1843-51. RPFLEXIONS sur l'Extrait du Registre des C — onchologia Systematica; or, Complete ]tats Generaux des Pais-Bas Unis du 22 Systemof Conchology. 2v. 40. London, Juillet, 1786, au sujet de la Navigation des 1841-42. Espagnols par le Cap de Bonne-Espdrance, REEVE, (Tapping.) Law of Baron and Femme; ou par la Route de l'Est. Small 40. Madrid, of Parent and Child; of Guardian and Ward; 1787. of Master and Servant; and of the Powers of REFORM Bill: Abstract of an Act to Amend Courts of Chancery. With an Essay on the Representation of the People in England the terms Heir, Heirs, and Heirs of the and Wales. 80. London, 1832. (Pol. Pam., Body. 80. New-Haven, 1816. v. 74.) -- The same. 2d ed.; with notes and REFOR1M: or Ruin: Take your choice! The references to English and American cases, conduct of the king, parliament, &c., conby L. E. Chittenden. 80. New York, sidered. 80. London, 1797. (Pol. Paim., 1846. v. 50.) --- The same. 3d ed. By Amasa J. Parker REFORMATION in the Catholic Church of Gerand Charles E. Baldwin. 80. Albany, 1862. many, and the downfall of Papal authority. -- Treatise on the Law of Descents in the Translated from the German. 80. London, United States. 80. New York, 1825. 1819. 940 REFORMED. REGNAULT. REFORMED Virginian Silk-worm; a rare dis 8. Breves Ideas sobre el Arreglo Provisional para el Ej6rcito Mexicanlo, por I. I. de H. 8~. IM6xcovery for feeding silk-worms on the mul- ice, 1845. berry tree leaves in Virginia. London, 1655. 9. Decreto Expedido por el Gobierno Supremo en uso de la facultad que le concede la ley de 13 de (Reprint, Force's Hist. Tracts, v. 3.) Junio de 1838, declaraedo permanentes a los teniREGICIDES. Exact and most impartial account entes Coroneles de los Cuerpos Actives del Ej6rREGICIDES. Exact and most impartial account c 8~. Mexico, 1839 cito. 8~. M6xico, 1839. of the indictment, arraignment, trial, and 10. Decreto Expedido por el Supremo Gobierno.ug tof twenty-nine * e, porn inr ~ Tpara la Formacion del Regimiento Ligero del Cojudgment of tenty-nine Regicides, the mur- mercio de M6xico. 8~. Mexico, 1839. therers of his late sacred Majesty; begun the 11. Pinette, J. Esenela del Cazador, 6 Manejo le la Bayoneta. Traducida por el teniente Coronel 9th of October, 1660. 80. London, 1679. Don Jos6 Lopez Uraga. 8~. Mexico, 1844. _______ Indictment, Arrig t Tryal, and 12. Instruccion para la Infanteria Ligera del Ej6r. Indictment, Arraignment, Tryal, and citoMexicao. 8. exico,181. cite Mexicano. 8~. M16xico, 1841. Judgment at large, of Twenty-Nine Regi- REGNARD, (lodouard.) De l'Organisation Jucides, the Murtherers of King Charles I. 80. diciaire, et de la Procedure Civile en France. London, 1724. 0. Paris, 1855. REGISTER of Debates in Congress. Published REGNARD, (Jean Fran9ois.) (Euvres Cornby Duff Green. (V. 1, Nos. 1-5, Dec., 20, ptes, ave des emarques par M. Garier. 1833, to Jan., 14, 1834.) 80. Washington, 6 v. 8. Paris 1820. 1833-4. (Pol. Pam., v. 116.) CON CONTENTS. ~ See CONGRESS. Attendez-moi sons l'Orme; Com6die, v. 2. REGISTER of Officers and Agents, Civil, Mili- Augmentation (1') de la Bagnette; Com6die, v. 6. i Bagnette (la) de Vuleain; Comedie, v. 6. tary, and Naval, in the service of the United Ba ette (i) Co medie, v. 6. Bal (le;) Com6die, v. 2. States, in 1802. 120. Washington City, 1802. Cainavale (le) de Venise; Ballet, v. 2. Coquette, (la;) Com6die, v. 5. The same. From 1816 to 1863. 25 v. Critique, (la) de l'Homme a Bonnes Fortunes; Comn 120 and 80. Washington City, 1816-64. 6(lie, v. 5. Critique (la) du Ldgataire; Com6die, v. 4. (Published Biennially.) Chinois (les;) Comedie, v. 6. REGISTRUM Brevium, tam originalium quam Dmocrite; Condie, v. 3. Distrait (le;) Com6die, v. 2. judicialium. Folio. Londini, 1687. Descente (la) d'Arlequin aux Enfers; Com6die,v. 5. Divorce (le;) Coindie, v. 5. REGLAMENTO del Monte Pio de Viudas, Huer- Filles (les) Errantes; Com6die, v. 5. fanos y Madres de Oficiales Militares, apro- Folies (les) Amorenses; Comedie, v. 3. Foire (le) de St. Germain; Com6die, v. 6. bado por S. M. en real orden de 20 de Abril Joueur (le;) Com6die, v. 2. de 1761; real declaration d 17 d JuIio d *- Hlomme (l') a Bonnes Fortunes; Com6die, v. 5. de 1761; real declaration de 17 de Junio de Le6gataire (le) Universel; Com6die, v. 4. 1773 del mismo reglamento para el gobierno Mariage (le) de la Folie; Divertissement, v. 3. lM6nechmes (les;) Com6die, v. 3. y regimen del monte; y otras reales ordenes Naissance (le) d'Amadis; Comndie, v. 6. que del mismo tratan. Folio. M6xico, 1789. Poie Divse)s v. 4 Proveng le (la,) v. 1. REGLAMENTO de la Milicia Activa, y General Retour (le) Imprevu; Com6die, v. 3. Sapor; Trag6die, v. 4. de la Civica de la Republica Mejicana, con Sp6rnade (l;) Com6dlie, v. 2. Soruhais (les;) Com6die, v. 4. el particular de la Segunda en el Distrito olehaits (les;) Comedie, v. 4. /~~^~~~~~~ ^.Vendanges, (les,) v. 4. Federal. 160. Mejico, 1833. Voyage de Chamnaut, v. 1. REGLAMENTO del Tribunal de Revision de Voyage dAllemage, ll. Voyage de Flandres et de I-Iollande, v. 1. Cuentas y su Contacuria Mayor.. Mex- Voyage de Laponie, v. 1. Voyage de Normandie, v. 1. ice, 1840. Voyage de Polognie, v. 1. REGLAMENTOS 1~ y 2~ del Real Cuerpo de Journey to Lapland, 1681. (Pinker. Artilleria para los Dominios de Indias y Ca- ton's Voyages, v. 1.) narias. 80. Madrid, 1808. RiGNAULT, (tlias.) Histoire des Antilles. [REGLAMENTOS Sueltos del Ejercito Mejicano.] 80. Paris, 1849. (L'Univers,v.26.) CONTENTS. ~ and LABAUME, (J.) Suite des 1tats1. Plana mayor general del Ej6rcito Escalafon General. 80. Mixico, 1845. Unis depuis 1812. 80. Paris, 1849. (L'Uni2. Noticia Historica de Todos los Cuerpos del EJer- vers v. 26.) cite Nacional, que desde 1821 han existido y existen actualmente. 8~. Mexico,1845. Establecimiento REGNAULT, (Euglne.) Criminal History of the decretaod per el supremo gobierno, 1838.fro the first massacre 3. Arreglo del Cuerpo Permanente de Ingenieros. English Government; from thefrst massacre 8~. Mexico, 1838. of the Irish, to the poisoning of the Chinese. 4. Arreglo del Cuerpo Permanente de Artilleria. 80. Mexico, 1838. Trans.fromtheFrench. 120. NewYork,1843. 5. Noticia Historica de los Cuerpos de Ilfanteria REGNAULT (enri Victor) Elements of permanente y activa que actualmente existen en REGN, ( ri ctor.) l Repltblica. 8~. Mexico, 1841. Chemistry. Translated from the French, by 6. Reglamento para el Corso de Particulares contra and eit i n los Enemigos de la Nacion. 8~. M6xico, 1846. T.F. Betton, and edited, with notes, by 7. Reglamento para el Desempeeo del Servicio de James C. Booth and W. L. Faber. 2 v. 80. la Mayoria de la Plaza de M6xico. 8~. M6xico 1839. Philadelphia, 1852. 941 REGNAULT. REID. REGNAULT, (Thbodore.) De la Legislation et REID, (David Boswell.) Ventilation in Ameride la Jurisprudence concernant les Brevets can Dwellings; with the progress of improved'Invention, de Perfectionnement, et d'Im- mlent in ventilation, by Elisha Harris. 80. portation. 80. Paris, 1825. New-York, 1858. REGNIER. Rapport du Grand-Juge relatifs REID, (H.) American Question in a Nutaux Fames du nommd Drake, et du Spencer Shell; or why we should recognize the Smith, Ministres d'Angleterre contre la Confederates. 120. London, 1862. (Pol. France. 80. Paris, 1804. (PoI. Pam., Pam., v. 92.) v. 19.) Sketches in North America; with some RfIGENIER,(Joseph.) L'Orgue, saconnaissance, account of Congress and of the slavery quesson administration, et son jeu. 80. Nancy, tion. 180. London, 1861. 1850. REID, (Hamilton.) Memoirs of the Public REGULA Placitandi; a collection of special and Private Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. rules for pleading, from the declaration to Translated from the French of M. V. Arthe issue, in actions real, personal, and mixt. nault, C. L. F. Panckoucke, and Count 2d ed. 80. London, 1694. Segur. 80. London, 1826. REGULATIONS for the Dress of General, Staff, REID, (Hugo.) Outlines of Medical Botany. and Regimental Officers of the Army. 80. 2d ed., enlarged. 16G. Edinburgh, London, 1846. 1839. REGULATIONS for the Exercise and Conduct of Steam-Engine. 3d ed. 160. London, Rifle and Light Infantry Companies, on pa- 1851. rade and in the field. New ed. 160. Lon- REID, (John.) Bibliotheca Scoto-Celtica; an don, 1852. account of all the books which have been REGULATIONS for the Management of Army printed in the Gaelic language. 80. GlasHospitals. Also, instructions to medical of- gow, 1832. ficers, regarding the examination of recruits Turkey and the Turks; being the and invalids, &c. 80. London, 1845. present state of the Ottoman empire. 12~. REGULATIONS for the Order and Discipline of London, 1840. the Troops of the United States. Part 1. REID, (Mayne.) Osceola, the Seminole; or, 160. Philadelphia, 1794. the red fawn of the flower land. 120. New REGULATIONS for the Uniform and Dress of York, 1858. the Army of the United States, June, 1851. The Scalp Hunters. 120. New York, 40. Philadelphia, 1851. 1856. REGULATIONS of Lloyd's Coffee House. 120. War-Trail; or, the hunt of the wild London, 1801. horse. 120. New-York, 1857. REGULATIONS relative to the Conveyance of REID, (Samuel C., Jr.) Scouting Expeditions Her Majesty's Forces, their baggage and of McCulloch's Texas Rangers; or, the stores, by Railway. 80. London, 1846-49. summer and fall campaign in Mexico in REHBERG, (Frederick.) Lady Hamilton's At- 1846. 120. Philadelphia, 1847. titudes; outlines of figures and drapery, col- REID, (Thomas, D. D.; Prof. of Philosophy at lected from ancient statues, etc., representing Edinburgh.) Works. With an account of the principal characters in the plays of Ra- his life and writings, by Dugald Stewart. cine. 40. London, 1794. 4 v. 80. Charlestown, (Mass.,) 1813. REICHENBACH, (Karl, Baon von.) Researches CONTENTS.,(Karl, Baronvon.)Resarces Active Powers of the Human Mind, Essays on, v. 3-4. on Magnetism, Electricity, Heat, Light, Aristotle's Logic, Brief Account of, v. 1. Crystallization, and Chemical Attraction, in Inquiry into the Human Mind, v. 1. Intellectual Powers of Man, Essays on, v. 2-3. their relations to the Vital Force. Translated Life o f Reid, by. Stewart, v.. and edited, by William Gregory. 80. Lon- Essays on the Intellectual Powers of don, 1850. Man. From his collected writings; by Sir REID, (David Boswell.) Elements of Chem- William Hamilton; and with the foot notes istry, theoretical and practical. 3d ed. 80. of the editor. 80. Edinburgh, 1853. Edinburgh, 1839. REID, (Thomas, Surgeon, R. N.) Two Voy~- Illustrations of the Theory and Prac- ages to New South Wales and Van Diemen's tice of Ventilation, with Remarks on Warm- Land, with a description of the present ing, Exclusive Lighting, and the Communi- condition of that colony. 80. London. cation of Sound. 80. London, 1844. 18,2 942 REID. REMACLE, REID, (Thomas.) Treatise on Clock and RELAND, (Hadrian.) Antiquitates SacrI VeWatch Making, theoretical and practical. terum Hebrmorum. 8~. Trajecti Batavo4th ed. 80. Glasgow, 1849. rum, 1708. REID, (William.) Attempt to Develop the Law RELATION de ce qui s'est Passe au Siege de of Storms, with the view to practical use in Namur. (Attribu6e A Louis XIV.) Folio. navigation. 3d ed. 80. London, 1850. Paris, 1692. ~- See READ, and REED. RELATION de la Conduite pr6sente de la Cour REIFF, (Carl Philip.) English-Russian Gram- de France. Traduite d'ltalien en Francais. mar; or, principles of the Russian language c 6d. 3240. Cologne, 1665. for the use of Englishmen. 2d ed. 80. RELATIONE delli Prencipi Italiani, cioe delli Carlsrube, 1853. loro stati, forze, e rendite, modo del loro REIGART, (J. Franklin.) Life of Robert Ful- gouerno, tanto in tempo di pace come di ton. 80. 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Paris, 1818. et les Isma~is. 8~0. Paris, 1818. addressed to a lady. Translated, with notes, ROUSSEAU, (Jean Jacques.) (Euvres CornROUSSEAU, (Jean Jacques.) (Euvres Con- and additional letters, by Thomas Martyn. pletes. Mises dans un nouvel ordre, avec 4th ed. 8. London, 1794. des notes historiques et des 6claircissements; Miscellaneous Works. 5 v. 160. LonparV. D. Musset-Pathay. 24 v. 80. Paris, don, 17 don, 1767. 1823-25. CONTENTS. CONTENTS. Anecdotes relative to the Persecution of Rousseau, v. 5. Amours (les) de Milord Pidouard Bomston, v. 9. Dissertation on Political Economy, v. 2. Apologie du Th6&tre, (par D'Alembert,) v. 2. Dissertation on the Effects of cultivating the Arts Botanique, (la) Lettres et Dictionnaire de, v 7. and Sciences, v. 1. Comtdies, v. 10. Comedies, v. 10. -1 Dissertation on the Inequality of Mankind, v. 1. Confessions, (les) v. 14-16. Essay on Theatrical Imitation, v. 2. Considerations sur le Gouvernement de Pologne, Letter on French Musick, v. 2. 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