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CATALOG-UE 
 
 / 
 
 / 
 
 OP THE 
 / 
 
 MERCANTILE LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA : 
 
 MEROAJSTTILE LIBRARY OOMPAI^Y. 
 
1- 
 
 .■1-^,3 
 
 n^"' 
 
 KING & BAIRD, PRINTERS, 
 No. 607 Sansom Street, 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
PREFATORY NOTE. 
 
 The Catalogue now issued has been prepared under circumstances quite unfavor- 
 able to thoroughness and accuracy. By necessity the greater part of the labor of 
 transcribing and arranging titles has been performed by assistants who had had no 
 previous experience in this kind of work. And during the whole progress of the work 
 the free circulation and use of the books has not been obstructed for a day. The 
 librarian, under the direction of the Committee of Revision, has supervised the work in 
 all its course and in all its details. The labor of finally revising the manuscript for 
 the press, involving very frequent reference to original title pages and to other author- 
 ities for the settling of doubtful points, and the whole of the proof-reading, has been 
 performed by him. But with all the care possible in the case, errors and mistakes 
 must have occurred. 
 
 This volume is rather an index to the library, than a catalogue. It has been pre- 
 pared as a help in finding the books, and in ascertaining what books the library 
 contains on particular subjects. Every book has been entered and maybe found under 
 the name of the author when known, or if anonymous, under the leading word of the 
 title. These entries have been made sufiiciently full to identify the books and to give 
 a tolerably clear idea of their purpose and scope, including the place and date of publi- 
 cation, the number and size of volumes, and frequently the edition. Where no mention 
 is made of the size of the volume in this principal entry, it is understood to be of 
 duodecimo or smaller size. As an additional aid to the finding of books, very many 
 of them have been entered under their title or under some characteristic or significant 
 word in the title. 
 
 A third and sometimes a fourth entry has been made under the word or words 
 which most clearly indicate the subject of the books. 
 
 These title and subject entries have been made very short, so as to gain space 
 and bring a large number under the eye at once. They are constructed so as to enable 
 one to find at once the principal entry, where the full description of the book is given. 
 
 These entries have all been arranged in one list and in strict alphabetical order. 
 The arrangement of authors and subjects in separate alphabets, which was followed in 
 previous catalogues, has some advantages. But the present plan has been found to 
 be far more convenient and useful. 
 
 Great pains have been taken to make such subject entries as would exhibit the 
 general contents of all the books, and to arrange these entries so as to render it easy 
 
4 PREFATORY NOTE. 
 
 to find what the library contains on any given topic. It has been the aim to make 
 particular rather than general subject entries ; and when the number of works on any 
 subject is large they have been classified. (See Architecture, England.) To avoid the 
 repetition of entries very copious references have been made to other entries and titles. 
 
 Special^ attention is called to the list of dramas on pages 157-68. This feature of 
 the catalogue is believed to be entirely unique. And when it is considered that none 
 of the collections of plays contain a general index, and the most of them not even a 
 table of contents, its utility will be readily seen. 
 
 While this Catalogue has been going through the press, a large number of books 
 has been added to the library and much new information obtained as to others. When 
 possible this new matter has been inserted in its proper place in the body of the work ; 
 but much of it has of necessity been put at the end of the volume in the form of a 
 supplement. The Catalogue thus contains the title of every book in the Library at 
 the beginning of the present year. 
 
 Philadelphia, January 10th, 1870. 
 
BOARD or MANAGEMENT 
 
 MERCANTILE LIBRARY COMPANY. 
 
 1869-70. 
 
 PRESIDENT, 
 
 ^1\ MOERIS PEROT. 
 
 VICE-PRESIDENT, 
 
 OLIYER H. WILSOT^. 
 
 RECORDING SECRETARY, 
 
 JOHIsT LARD^EE. 
 
 CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, 
 
 ASA I. FISH. 
 
 TREASURER, 
 
 ALBERT S. LETOHWORTH. 
 
 DIRECTORS, 
 
 Joseph C. Grubb, 
 Richard Wood, 
 T. Morris Perot, 
 Oliver H. Wilson, 
 A. S. Letch WORTH, 
 John H. Watt, 
 S. E. Harlan, 
 Chas. M. Taylor, 
 
 W. A. ROLIN, 
 
 James G. Barnwell, 
 John Lardner, 
 E. K. Stevenson, 
 Asa I. Fish, 
 Edward Taylor, 
 John S. Weimer, 
 Wm. D, Gemmill, 
 Oliver Evans, 
 Edward Bains. 
 
 LIBRARIAN, 
 
 JOHN EDMAIN^DS. 
 
MEMBERS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 BOAED OF MANAGEMEl^X 
 
 SINCE THE ORGANIZATION OF THE LIBRARY WITH THE TIME OF THEIR SERVICE. 
 
 Robert Waln 
 
 
 
 
 1822-23 
 
 William E. Bowen . 
 
 
 
 1822-31,44-60 
 
 Joseph P. Norris 
 
 
 
 1822-23 
 
 Langdon Cheves . 
 
 
 
 
 1822-25 
 
 Bernard Dahlgren . 
 
 
 
 
 1822-24 
 
 Thomas Biddle . 
 
 
 
 
 1822-38 
 
 William Chaloher . 
 
 
 
 
 1822-26 
 
 William L. Hodge 
 
 
 
 
 1822-23 
 
 Caleb Newbold . 
 
 
 
 
 1822-27 
 
 William H. Jones 
 
 
 
 
 1822-26 
 
 John M. Atwood 
 
 
 
 
 1822-38 
 
 Nicholas Thouron 
 
 
 
 
 1822-24 
 
 Wm. M. Walmsley 
 
 
 
 
 1822-38 
 
 Joseph H. Dulles 
 
 
 
 
 1822-38 
 
 Thomas P. Cope . 
 
 
 
 
 1824-54 
 
 Caleb Cope . 
 
 
 
 
 1824-26 
 
 Jno. M. Vanharlinge 
 
 N 
 
 
 
 1824-36 
 
 M. L. Bevan 
 
 
 
 
 1825-28 
 
 John M. Chapron 
 
 
 
 
 1825 
 
 Algernon S. Roberts 
 
 
 
 
 1826-33 
 
 John Fausset 
 
 
 
 
 1826-54 
 
 T. BURRILL . 
 
 
 
 
 1826 
 
 John Welsh, jr. . 
 
 
 
 
 1827-36 
 
 Joshua Haven 
 
 
 
 
 1827-30 
 
 John Hemphill . 
 
 
 
 
 1828-29 
 
 David Lewis, jr. 
 
 
 
 
 1829-31 
 
 James S. Newbold 
 
 
 
 
 1830-32 
 
 Ben J. W. Richards 
 
 
 
 
 1830 
 
 John A. Brown . 
 
 
 
 
 1831-37 
 
 Richard S. Smith 
 
 
 
 
 1831-32 
 
 Thomas C. Rockhill 
 
 
 
 
 1833-34 
 
 Chas. W. Churchman 
 
 
 
 
 1832-37 
 
 Geo. W. Edwards 
 
 
 
 
 1833-37 
 
 Wade T. Smith . 
 
 
 
 
 1833 
 
 Nathan Dunn 
 
 
 
 
 1834-37 
 
 D. B. Stacey 
 
 
 
 
 1834-37 
 
 Isaac Barton 
 
 
 
 
 1835-56 
 
 Samuel C. Morton 
 
 
 
 
 1837-43 
 
 Charles S. Wood 
 
 
 
 
 1837-54 
 
 Jacob B. Lancaster 
 
 
 
 
 1838-40 
 
 Jason L. Fennimore 
 
 
 
 
 1838-40 
 
 Joseph Patterson 
 
 
 
 
 1838-49 
 
 John Maynard . 
 
 
 
 
 1838-39 
 
 Robert F. Walsh 
 
 
 
 
 1838-55 
 
 James M. Mulford 
 
 
 
 
 1839 
 
 Levi Knowlus, Jr. 
 
 
 
 
 1839 
 
 Joseph C. Gbubb 
 
 
 
 
 1839- 
 
 Joseph Pleasants 
 
 
 
 
 1839 
 
 R. RuNDLE Smith 
 
 
 
 
 1840 
 
 Benjamin Marshall 
 
 
 
 
 1840 
 
 John J. Thompson 
 
 
 
 
 1840-56 
 
 J. L. Erringbr . 
 
 
 
 
 1840-54 
 
 Henry C Corbitt 
 
 
 
 
 1841-43 
 
 Wm. L. ScHiEFPER 
 
 
 
 
 1841-62 
 
 TOWNSEND ShARPLESS 
 
 
 
 
 1841-43 
 
 S. H. Brooke 
 
 
 
 
 1841-43 
 
 I. V. Williamson 
 
 
 
 
 1844-45 
 
 C. H. Welling . 
 
 
 
 
 1844-45 
 
 Marmaduke Moore 
 
 
 
 
 1844-51 
 
 William L. Reiin 
 
 
 
 
 1846 
 
 Philip S. Justice 
 
 
 
 
 1846 
 
 William Ashbridge 
 
 
 
 
 1847-58 
 
 William C. Patterso 
 
 N 
 
 
 
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 Joshua H. Morris 
 a. c. durborow 
 Frederick Fairthorne 
 Charles H. Dingee 
 John H. Atwood 
 Robert Graffen 
 C. B. Linn . 
 Charles Rhoads . 
 James Bateman . 
 Edward S. Clarke 
 George W. Gibbons 
 J. Heatly Dulles, jr. 
 E. A. Crenshaw . 
 John D. Watson 
 W. J. P. White . 
 Richard Wood . 
 T. Morris Perot 
 William Wharton, jr. 
 James S. Gibbons 
 James Lesley, jr. 
 George V. Neville 
 Warner M. Rasin 
 Thomas Baldwin 
 William J. Pollock . 
 Albert S. Letchworth 
 John Marston, jr. 
 Alan C. Adamson 
 J. WisTAR Evans 
 Oliver H. Wilson 
 Charles M. Walton 
 John Lardner 
 Samuel M. Duffield 
 Wm. L. Dunglison 
 R. M. Hazlett . 
 Alfred H. Love . 
 Joseph W. Wilson 
 J. A. McAllister 
 Hugh D. Vail 
 C. N. Weygandt 
 Edward Parrish. 
 J. G. Rosengarten 
 George Corliss . 
 John H. Watt . 
 Norman L. Kerr 
 Oliver Evans 
 John C. Granger 
 H. D. Thomas 
 S. E. Harlan 
 P. A. Cregar 
 James G. Barnwell 
 Charles M. Taylor 
 P. T. S. Darley . 
 William A. Rolin 
 John De Brot 
 A. C. L. Crawford 
 E. K. Stevensen . 
 Geo. Truman, jr. 
 A. I. Fish . 
 Edward Taylor . 
 John S. Weimer . 
 William D. Gemmill 
 Edward Bains . 
 
 1850-51 
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 ..2. ..66 Doubourg Dubourg. 
 
 ..2. ..18'' Auquetil Anquetil. 
 
 ..1...16'' Reybeaud Reybaud. 
 
 ..2. ..21 Cousin, v Cousin, V. 
 
 ..1...13 Add 31-34. 
 
 ..3. ..33 savantes savants. 
 
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 ..1...48'' H. & C. Stieglitz.Taillandier. 
 
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 ..1...41 Lander Lauder. 
 
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 ..1...37 Am. quart, ch. rev. 
 
 ..3. ..39 Ireland Iceland. 
 
 ..1...37 Alcantra Alcantara. 
 
 ..2... 5 Athaus Althaus. 
 
 ..1...16 C. Weightman ... J. B. Wightman. 
 
 ..1...13 Krania Crania. 
 
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 ..1...13" Pizarra Pizarro, 
 
 .3. ..14 .4790 ; 4791. 
 
 .3. ..26 lands lads. 
 
 .1...33" 37» 37". 
 
 .3... 18 astrology osteology. 
 
 .3. ..30" Ratazzi Rattazzi. 
 
 .3... 14 Mahabarata Mahabharata. 
 
 .3... 19 von Truesdale....van Trusedale. 
 
 .3... 8" Lydon Lyndon. 
 
 .3. ..34 Stover Storer. 
 
 .1...33" C J. B. 
 
 .1...35 Mme Dudevant..G. W. Sands. 
 
 .3... 18 Biliotheca Bibliotheca. 
 
 .3. ..35 Mendlessohn Mendelssohn. 
 
 .1...33" Sandford's Sanford's. • 
 
 .1... 6 Reybeaud Reybaud. 
 
 .1...11 15 .13. 
 
 .1...38 Receuil Recueil. 
 
 .3... 3 W J. 
 
 .1...13" Brosh Grosh. 
 
 .3...15" 379" 3793. 
 
 .1... 3" Colorado Eldorado. 
 
 .3...19" M.D M.D.XXXV. 
 
 .1...33 Bornbart Bombast. 
 
 .1... 7 Jacqueline Jaqueline. 
 
 .1...38" — Peabody,W.B.O. 
 
 .1...35 Magyan Magyar. 
 
 .3. ..13 Sperzheim Spvu-zheim. 
 
 .1...15" 3524 3531. 
 
 .1...23 Saint-Prese Saint-Prest. 
 
 .1...31 S. E S. L. 
 
 .3... 6 Stillwag Stellwag. 
 
 .1...53 ,..sky spy. 
 
 .3. ..21 Wickern Wichern. 
 
ABBREVIATIONS. 
 
 B. B. T Bell's British theatre. 
 
 B. D British drama. 
 
 C. A. C Chefs-d'cBUvre des auteurs comiques. 
 
 C. A.. T. Chefs-d'oeuvre des auteurs tragiques. 
 
 D. L. T Dibdin's London theatre. 
 
 E. E. T. S Early English text society. 
 
 F's M. D French's minor drama. 
 
 F's S. D French's standard drama. 
 
 I. B. T Inchbald's British theatre. 
 
 L. E. K Library of entertaining knowledge. 
 
 M. B. D Modern British drama. 
 
 M. T Modern theatre. 
 
 N. 1.' Naturalist's library. 
 
 P. T. B Petit theatre bouffon. 
 
 S. A. B Sparks' American biography. 
 
 S. B. T Sharp's British theatre. 
 
 S. M. C Smithsonian miscellaneous collection& 
 
 T. G. T Thompson's German theatre. 
 
 T. T. E Tesoro del teatro espaiiol. 
 
 U. p Unbound pamphlet. 
 
CATALOGUE. 
 
 A BECKET. 
 
 ABBOTT. 
 
 A Becket. See Becket. 
 
 A corsaire corsaire et demi. R. Bauchery 34-4135 
 
 A. L. O. E. See Tucker, Miss. 
 
 A quelque chose malheur est bon. Mme. E. Ray- 
 mond 84-5491 
 
 A travers chants. H. Berlioz . . 34-5170 
 
 Abailard, P. Gervaise, abbe. Vie d'Abeillard et 
 d'Heloise 34-4471 
 
 — Guizot, M. et Mme. Essai hist, sur A. et H. 
 
 suivi des l6ttres .... 34-3383 
 
 — Wight, O. W. The romance of A. and H. 18-44 
 Abbeokuta. Tucker, Miss. Sunrise within tlie 
 
 tropics 32-508 
 
 — Burton, R. A. and the Camaroons mountains 
 
 28''-429 
 
 Abbey, R. Diuturnity ; or, the comparative aee of 
 
 the world. Cin., 1860 . . 32-1843 
 
 Abbey, the. Mrs. C. Gore . . . 18-1210 
 Abbie Nott ; and other knots. By Katinka 18-3739 
 Abbot, Abiel. History of Andover to 1829. And. , 
 
 1829 36«-630 
 
 Abbot, G. Exposition upon the prophet Jonah, 
 
 with memoir. E., 1847. 8" . 32-1283 
 Abbot. Sir W. Scott .... 18-2751 
 Abbott, A. O. Prison life in the south during 1864 
 
 and 1865. K Y., 1865 . . 26='-706 
 Abbott, A. W. Impulse and principle, and other 
 
 stories. N. Y., 1866 . . . 18-3957 
 Abbott, B. V. & A. Forms of conveyancing, con- 
 tracts, and legal proceedings. N. Y., 1866. 
 
 8° 2-288 
 
 — Cone-cut corners. By Benauly . 18-40 
 
 — Matthew Caraby. By Benauly . 18-41 
 Abbott, C. Law relative to merchant ships and 
 
 seamen. Witli addenda relative to some laws 
 ofthe United States. Phil., 1802. 8" 2-2 
 
 — The same, with annotations by Joseph Story. 
 " " ^-^- - 2-1 
 
 27''-274 
 
 , 1860- 
 
 26''-443 
 
 18-21 
 
 18-22 
 
 32-5 
 
 32-5" 
 
 18-24 
 
 18-28 
 
 18-25 
 
 18-26 
 
 18-27 
 
 18-23 
 
 6v. 
 
 (4) English Channel 18-3 
 
 (5) Isle of Wight lS-3i 
 
 (6) Florence's return 18-4 
 
 N. Y, 
 
 Newburyport, 1810. 
 
 — See Colchester 
 Abbott, Jacob. American history. 
 
 '65. 8v 
 
 — Caleb in the country 
 
 — Caleb in town 
 
 — The corner-stone. Bost. 
 
 — The same. N. Y., 1851 . 
 
 — Cousin Lucy, stories told to . 
 
 — Cousin Lucy among the mountains 
 
 — Cousin Lucy at play . 
 
 — Cousin Lucy at study 
 
 — Cousin Lucy on the sea-shore 
 
 — Cousin Lucy's conversations 
 
 — Florence stories, the." N. Y., 1866 & '67. 
 
 (1) Florence and John 
 
 (2) Grimkle 
 
 (3) Orkney Islands 
 
 — Franconia stories. 
 
 (1) Malleville 18-9 
 
 (2) Wallace 18-14 
 
 (3) Mary Erskine 18-11 
 
 (4) Mary Bell 18-10 
 
 (5) Beechnut 18-6 
 
 18-1 
 18-2 
 18-2i 
 
 (6) Rodolphus 
 
 18-12 
 
 (7) Ellen Linn 
 
 18-8 
 
 (8) Stuyvesant 
 
 18-13 
 
 (9) Caroline 
 
 18-7 
 
 (10) Agnes 
 
 lS-5 
 
 Abbott, Jacob. Harper's story books. N. Y. 12 v. 
 18-15 
 
 (1) Bruno ; Willie and the mortgage ; The strait gate. 
 
 (2) The little Louvre; Prank; Emma. 
 
 (3) Virginia; Timboo and Joliba; Tinihoo aud Fanny. 
 
 (4) The Harper establishment ; Franklin ; The studio. 
 
 (6) The story of ancient history ; the story of Euglish his- 
 tory ; The story of American history. 
 
 (6) John True; Elfred ; The museum. 
 
 (?) The engineer ; Bambles among the Alps ; The three 
 gold dollars. 
 
 (8) The Gibraltar gallery ; The alcove ; Dialogues. 
 
 (9) The great elm ; Aunt Margaret ; Vernon. 
 
 (10) Carl and Jocko ; Lapstone ; Orkney the peacemaker. 
 
 (11) Judge Justin ; Minigo ; Jasper. 
 
 (12) Congo ; Viola ; Little Paul. 
 
 — History of Alexander the Great. N. 
 
 King Alfred. N. Y., 1849 
 
 Julius Caesar. K Y., 1849 
 
 King Charles I. N. Y., 1848 . 
 
 King Charles II. N. Y. . 
 
 Cleopatra. N. Y., 1851 . 
 
 Cyrus the Great. N. Y., 1860 . 
 
 Darius the Great. N. Y., 1850 . 
 
 Queen Elizabeth. N. Y., 1867 . 
 
 Genghis Khan. K Y., 1860 . 
 
 Hannibal. N. Y., 1849 . 
 
 Maria Antoinette. N. Y. .. 
 
 Margaret of Anjou. N. Y., 1861 
 
 Mary Queen of Scots. N. Y., 1849 
 
 Nero. N. Y., 1867 . 
 
 Peter the Great. K Y., 1860 . 
 
 PyiThus. N. Y., 1854 
 
 King Richard I. N. Y., 1857 . 
 
 King Richard II. N. Y., 1858 . 
 
 King Richard IIL N. Y., 1858 
 
 Romulus. N. Y., 1854 . 
 
 William the Conqueror. N. Y., 1867 
 
 Xerxes the Great. N. Y., 1860 
 
 — Hoaryhead and M'Donner 
 
 — Jonas' s stories 
 
 — Jonas a judge 
 
 — Jonas on a farm in summer . 
 
 — Jonas on a farm in winter 
 
 — McDonner ; or, truth through fiction 
 
 — Marco Paul's voyages and travels — New York, 
 
 Canada, Maine, Vermont, Boston. — N. Y., 
 1853. 5v 26''-880-84 
 
 — General course of history. N. Y., 1861 29^-209 
 
 — Rainbow and lucky stories. Handle, 18-31 ; 
 
 Rainbow's journey, 18-32; Three pines, 
 18-33 ; Selling lucky, 18-34 ; Up the river, 
 18-35. 
 
 — Rollo in Geneva. B., 1857 . . 27''-4S8 
 
 Y., 1848 
 
 30-614 
 
 30-616 
 
 30-613 
 
 30-613 
 
 30-611 
 
 30-657 
 
 30-618 
 
 30-620 
 
 30-617 
 
 30-1239 
 
 30-226 
 
 30-619 
 
 30-135? 
 
 30-615 
 
 30-730 
 
 £0-1226 
 
 30-790 
 
 30-94(5 
 
 30-1066 
 
 30-13,H 
 
 30-11C9 
 
 30-642 
 
 80-642 
 
 18-10 
 
 18-17 
 
 18-18 
 
 18-19 
 
 18-20 
 
 18-30 
 
 in Holland. B., 1857 
 
 in London. B., 1855 
 
 in Naples. B., 1858 . 
 
 in Paris. B., 1854 . 
 
 in Rome. B., 1853 . 
 
 in Scotland. B., 1856 
 
 in Switzerland. B., 1854 . 
 
 on the Atlantic. B., 1853 . 
 
 27''-446 
 27'>-391 
 27b-459 
 27''-347 
 37''-351 
 27''-260 
 27''-350 
 27''-378 
 
ABBOTT. 
 
 ABYSSINIA. 
 
 Abbott, Jacob. RoUo oa the Rhine 
 
 B., 1855 
 27»'-375 
 33-1316-28 
 33-1316 
 33-1317 
 33-1318 
 33-1319 
 33-1320 
 33-1321 
 83-1322 
 33-1323 
 33-1324 
 33-1325 
 33-1326 
 33-1327 
 33-1329 
 33-1328 
 27^'-99 
 
 — RoUo series. Viz. . 
 
 learning to talk. N. Y., 1864 
 
 learning to read. N. Y., 1867 
 
 at work. N. Y., 1867 
 
 at play. N. Y., 1867 
 
 at school. N. Y., 1867 . 
 
 — Rollo's vacations. N. Y., 1862 
 
 experiments. N. Y., 1867 
 
 museum. N. Y., 1864 
 
 travels. N. Y., 1864 
 
 correspondence. N. Y., 1862 
 
 philosophy— water. N. Y., 1862 
 
 philosophy— air. N. Y., 1862 
 
 philosophy— fire. N. Y., 1862 
 
 philosophy— sky. N. Y., 1862 
 
 — A summer in Scotland. N. Y., 1848 
 
 — The teacher; or, moral influences employed in 
 
 instruction. B., 1833 . . . 13-1 
 
 — The way to do good. B., 1836 . 32-4 
 
 — The same. N. Y., 1852 . . 32-4« 
 
 — The young Christian. B., 1833 . 32-2 
 
 — The same. K Y., 1851 . . 32-3 
 Abbott, J. S. C. The child at home. N. Y. 32-379 
 
 — The Empire of Austria ; its rise and present 
 
 power. N. Y., 1859. 8° . . 27'^2538 
 
 — The Empire of Russia ; from the remotest 
 
 periods to the present. N. Y., 1860. 27=^-2850 
 
 — French revolution of 1789. N. Y., 1859. 8» 
 
 27^-1600 
 
 — Geshichte des Biirgerkrieges in Amerika. Ue- 
 
 bers: v. J. Wiirzburger u. G. Dietz. ler Band. 
 Norwich, 1864. 8» . . . 34-2415 
 
 — History of the civil war in America. N. Y., 
 
 1863-6. 2 V. 8» . . . . 26^-615 
 
 Hernando Cortez. N.Y., 1855 . 30-890 
 
 Henry the Fourth. I?r. Y., 1856 30-1039 
 
 Italy from the earliest period to the present 
 
 day. N. Y. 
 
 — Josephine. N. Y. 
 
 — King Philip. N. Y., 1857 . 
 
 — Madame Roland. N. Y., 1867 . 
 
 — Napoleon Bonaparte. N. Y., 1855 
 
 27''-2120 
 30-669 
 80-1000 
 30-640 
 2v., 8» 
 30-831 
 
 — Kings and Queens. Sketches of Josephine and 
 
 Maria Louisa, Louis Philijjpe, Ferdinand of 
 Austria, Nicholas, Isabella the Second, Leo- 
 pold, and Victoria. N. Y.,1848 . 30-1 
 
 — Lives of the presidents of the United States. 
 
 N. Y., 1867. 8° . . . . 30-1852 
 
 — The mother at home. B., 1835 . 33-455 
 
 — Napoleon at St. Helena. N. Y., 1855. 8° 
 
 30-1006 
 
 — Confidential correspondence of the Emperor 
 
 Napoleon and the Empress Josephine. N. 
 Y., 1856 33-1283 
 
 — Practical Christianity. N. Y., 1862 32-984 
 
 — South and north ; a trip to Cuba and the south. 
 
 •N. Y.,1860 26'^-374 
 
 Abbott, T. K. Sight and touch ; an attempt to dis- 
 prove the received (or Berkeleian) theory of 
 vision. L., 1864. S" . . . 15-278 
 Abbott, Waldo. Our Sunday school, and how we 
 conduct it. B., 1863 . . . 32-1128 
 Abdallah. E. Laboulaye . . . 84-3452 
 Abdomen. Bright, R. Tumours . . 10-696 
 Abdul Medjid, Sultan of Turkey. Christmas, H. 
 Life of 30-842 
 
 — Gilson, A. Life of . . . . 27»-2910 
 Abdy, J. T. Historical sketches of civil procedure 
 
 among the Romans. Camb., 1857 2-159 
 
 AbedncKo, the money lender . . . 18-2417 
 Abeel, D. Journal of a residence in China and the 
 
 neighboring countries. N. Y., 1834 28"-l 
 
 — Williamsou, R. G. Memoir of . 30-4 
 Abeillard. See Abailard. 
 
 Abel, C. D. Rudimentary principles of the con- 
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 1800 6-373 
 
 Abel Alluut. J. Morier .... 18-2270 
 Abelard and Heloise, the romance of. 0. W. Wight 
 
 18-44 
 
 Abell, John. A collection of songs in English. L 
 
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 Abell, Mrs. L. G. The skilful housewife. N. Y., 
 
 1852 6-146 
 
 Abeokuta. See Abbeokuta. 
 
 Abercrombie, John. Harmony of Christian faith 
 
 and Christian character, and the culture and 
 
 discipline of the mind. N. Y., 1839 32-1 
 
 — Inquiries concerning the intellectual powers, and 
 
 the investigation of truth. N. Y., 1834 15-4 
 
 — Philosophy of the moral feelings. L., 1855 
 
 15-1 
 
 Abercrombie, Sir Ralph. See Pinckard's Notes on 
 West Indies 26*'-594 
 
 — Dunfermline, Ld. Memoir of. 1793-1801 30-1363 
 Aberdeen, George, Earl of. Inquiry into the prin- 
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 I860 5-373 
 
 — Macknight, T. Foreign policy of . 27^-1251 
 Abemethy, John. Lectures on anatomy, surgery, 
 
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 Abipones, the. M. Dobrizhoffer . . 26='-63 
 Abolition. The legion of liberty, . . 2-761 
 
 — See Pennsylvania Society ; Slavery. 
 Abolitionism unveiled. H. F. James . 18-1599 
 About, Ed. Le Cas de M. Guerin— Le 41« fauteuil. 
 
 P., 1863 34-5235 
 
 — Causeries. P., 1865. . . . 34-5236 
 
 — Dernieres lettres d'un bon jeune liomme a sa 
 
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 — Germaine. 6'me ed.. P., 1861 . . 34-3001 
 
 — Same, trans, by M. L. Booth. B., 1800 18-45 
 
 — La Grece contemporaine. P., 1860 34-3005 
 
 — Greece and the Greeks of the present day. N. 
 
 Y., 1857 27^-429 
 
 — L'homme a I'oreille cassee. P., 1862 34-3004 
 
 — The king of the mountains. From the French, 
 
 by M. L. Booth. B., 1861 . . 18-46 
 
 — Madelon. N. Y., 1863. 8» . . 34-4628 
 
 — Maitre Pierre. P., 1859 . . . 34-3003 
 
 — The man with the broken ear . . 18-3891 
 
 — Les mariages de Paris. P., 1859 . 34-5240 
 
 — Le nez d'un notaire. P., 1863 . 34-5245 
 
 — The nose of a notary. B.,1863 . 18-48 
 
 — Le progres. N. Y., 1864 . . . 34-5237 
 
 — La question romaine. Preface nouvelle de la 
 
 5'me ed. Lausanne, 1860 . . 34-3006 
 
 — Risette (vaudeville). P., 1859 . 34-3008 
 
 — Le roi des montagnes. P., 1860 . 34-3003 
 
 — The Roman question. Translated by Mrs. Annie 
 
 T. Wood. B., 1859 . . . 27^-528 
 
 — Rome contemporaine. P., 1861. 8° 34-4500 
 
 — Theatre impossible. P., 1862 . . 34-3007 
 
 — Tolla. 6'me., ed. P., 1859 . . 34-3000 
 
 — Same trans, by L. L. C. Edin., 1856 18-47 
 
 — Trente et Quaranle. (Les Mariages de Paris, 
 
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 — Le Turco, etc. 2 'me., ed. P., 1867 34-5239 
 
 — La vieille roche. Le marquis de Lanrose. P., 
 
 1866. 8» . ■ . . . . 34-4727 
 About babies, good-looking people, and other maga 
 
 social papers. N. Y., 1867 . . 33-1385 
 Above her station. H. Philips . . 18-2491 
 Abracadabra of the nineteenth century. W. Leo. 
 
 Wolf 10-350 
 
 Abraham Page, Esq. A novel . . 18-4049 
 Abrantes, Duchesse. See Junot, Mme. . 
 Abroad and at home. Julia Pardoe . 18-2414 
 Abruzzi, Craven, K. Excursions in the 37^-475 
 Absalom and Achithophel. J. Dryden. Vol. 2 of 
 
 23-476, and vol. 2 of . . . 23-365 
 
 Absentee. M. Edgeworth. Vol. 8 of . 18-977 
 Absentees of Ireland, list of, etc. [1729] . 27''-1468 
 Abyssinia. Baker, S. W. Nile tributaries. 28''-579 
 
 — Beke, C. T. British captives . . 28''-567 
 
 — Burette, H. A. Visit to King Theodore 28»'-586 
 
ABYSSINIA. 
 
 8 
 
 ADAMS. 
 
 Abyssinia. Dufton, H. Jourfiey througli (1862-3) 
 28>^-580 
 
 — Gobat, S. Tliree years' residence . 28M35 
 
 — Hotten, J. C. [ed.] A. and its people 28''-582 
 
 — Isenberg, C. W. & Krapf, J. L. Journals 32-1568 
 
 — Johnston, C. Travels in Southern A. 38''-66 
 
 — Modem traveller .... 29''-274 
 
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 — Eussell, M. Nubia and A. . . 28»-82 
 
 — Salt, H. Travels in . . . . 28''-100 
 
 — Stei'n, H. A. Wanderings among the Falashas 
 
 28b-397 
 
 Acacia. A. Assolant .... 34-3028 
 Academic reform. J. Heywood . . 13-107 
 
 Academic questions. M. T. Cicero . 15-183 
 
 Academie universelle des jeux. Amst., 1777 34-5234 
 Academy of natural sciences of Phil. Journal. 2d 
 series. Phil., 1858. 4» . . . 9-1242 
 
 — Meigs, J. A. Catalogue of human crania 10-786 
 Academy of sciences, National. Memoirs 11-521 
 Acadia. Cozzens, F. S. Month with the Blue Noses 
 
 26''-351 
 
 Acadian geology. Dawson, J. W. , 9-224 
 
 Accomplished woman, the. M. Du Boscq 33-1057 
 Account of a new process in painting. L., 1831. 8" 
 
 5-435 
 
 Account of persons remarkable for their health and 
 
 longevity. By a physician. L., 1829 10-764 
 
 Accum, F. Art of making bread. L., 1821 6-147 
 
 — Culinary chemistry. L., 1821 . 6-149 
 
 — Treatise on adulterations of food and culinary 
 
 poisons. L., 1820 . . . 10-771 
 
 Acerbi, J. Travels through Sweden, Finland and 
 
 Lapland, to the North Cape, in 1798. L., 
 
 1802. 2 V. 4° . . . . 27'--84 
 
 Achard, A. Belle-Rose. P., 1856 . 34-3009 
 
 — Le clos pommier. 2'me ed. 1860 3^3010 
 
 — Le due de carlepont. N. Y., 1864. 8» 34-4641 
 
 — Les femmes honnetes. P., 1858 . 34-3013 
 
 — Les filles de Jephte. P., 1861 . 34-3016 
 
 — Le fils du Fauconnier. N. Y., 1864. 8» 34-4639 
 
 — Histoire d' un homme. P., 1863 . 34-4000 
 
 — Madame Rose. Pierre de Villergle. P., 1858 
 
 34-3011 
 
 — M'lle du Rosier. Therese. P., 1856 34r-4002 
 
 — Miss Tempete. P., 1861 . . 84^4003 
 
 — Maurice de Treuil. 2'me ed. P., 1860 34-3012 
 
 — Les petits-fils de Lovelace. P., 1858 34-4001 
 
 — Les reveurs de Paris. 3'meed. P., 1861 34-3014 
 
 — Le roman du mari. P., 1862. 12° 34-3017 
 
 — Salome. Scenes et souvenirs de la foret noire. 
 
 8° 34-4654 
 
 Acheta domestica. See Budgen, Miss L. M. 
 Achilles Tatius. See Greek romances . 18-3714 
 Achilli, G. Dealings with the Inquisition. N. Y., 
 
 1851 32-323 
 
 Acholic diseases. McLeod, A. C. . 10-682 
 
 Ackermann, C. Christian element in Plato and the 
 
 Platonic philosophy. Trans, from the Ger. 
 
 by S. R. Asbury. E., 1861. 8» . 15-177 
 
 Ackerman, R. See Repository . . 17-1 
 
 Acland, C. Popular account of the manners and 
 
 customs of India. L., 1847 . 28''-404 
 Acland, Henry W. Biographical sketch of Sir 
 
 Benjamin Brodie. L., 1864 . 30-1586 
 
 — Memoir of the cholera at Oxford, in 1854. L., 
 
 1856 10-1002 
 
 Acland, J. Imperial poll-book of elections from 
 1832 to 1864, with an argument upon repre- 
 sentation. Brighton . . . 279-3 
 
 Acland, T. D. Account of the new Oxford examina- 
 tions. L., 1858. 8" . . . 13-2 
 
 Acosta, J. Naturall and morall historic of the East 
 and West Indies. Trans, by E. G. L., 1604. 
 8° 29»-263 
 
 Acoustics. Smith, T. R. Public buildings 6-86 
 
 — See Sound, Music .... 
 
 Across the Carpathians. Camb., 1862 27»'-622 
 
 Across the continent. S. Bowles . . 26''-556 
 Across Mexico. W. H. Bullock . . 26'^78 
 
 Acrostics. Bowman, A. More original double 20-157 
 
 — in prose and verse. Ed. by A. E. H. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1865 and '66. 2 v. . . 20-190 
 
 — New double A., by A. A. Y. . 20-198 
 
 — One hundred double A. Ed. by "myself." 20-199 
 
 — See Capell's Victorian enigmas . 20-161 
 ActfEa. Pseud. See Agassiz, E. C. 
 
 Acting, the art of; or guide to the stage N. Y., 
 Vol. 20 of . • . . . 24-113 
 
 — Essay on the science of, by a veteran stager. 
 
 L., 1828 24-211 
 
 — Hill, A. The actor . . . 24-212 
 
 — Rede, L. T. Guide to the stage. Vols. 28 and 
 
 29 of 24-231 
 
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 Actions. Bagley, W. Practice at chambers. Vol. 
 
 15 of 2-55 
 
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 — Browne, R. J. Actions at law. Vol. 45 of 2-55 
 
 — Kerr, R. M. & A. Law of. Vol. 83 of 3-55 
 
 — Smith, J. W. Proceedings. Vol. 60 of 3-55 
 Acton, Eliza. English bread-book for domestic use. 
 
 L., 1857 10-148 
 
 Acton, W. Functions and disorders of the repro- 
 ductive organs. P., 1865 . . 10-573 
 
 — Prostitution considered in its moral, social and 
 
 sanitary aspects. L., 1857. 8° . 3-500 
 
 Actor, the. A. Hill .... 34-212 
 
 Actors. Authentic memoirs of the green-room 24-217 
 
 — Biography of the British stage . 30-1451 
 
 — Collier, J. P. Memoirs of actors in plays of 
 
 Shakspeare .... 30-1153 
 
 — Cowell, J. Thirty years among the players 
 
 18-3648 
 
 — Dyer, R. Nine years of an actor's life 30-1888 
 
 — Gait, J. Lives of the players . 30-194 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Princesses de Comedie 34-5395 
 Comediennes d'Autrefois. . . 34-4075 
 
 — Ritchie, A. C. M. Autobiography of an actress 
 
 30-776 
 
 — Ryley, S. W. Itinerant . . 30-463 
 
 — Secret history of the Green room . 34^336 
 
 — See Drama and Dramatic biography. 
 
 Actress in high life .... 18-50 
 
 Acts of the apostles explained. Alexander, J. A. 
 
 33-1377 
 
 — American Bible Union's Version . 33-3064 
 
 — Barnes, A. Notes on . . . 82-697 
 
 — Baumgarteu, M. Church in apostolic age 32-763 
 
 — Chrysostom, St. J. Homilies . 33-1365 
 
 — Hackett, H. B. Commentary . 83-910 
 -^ Owen, J. Notes with original text and lex- 
 icon . 83-1385 
 
 — .Jacobus, M. W. Notes on . . 33-1667 
 
 — Lechler, G. V. Commentary on . 32-2029 
 
 — See Bible. 
 
 Acts of the deacons. E. M. Goulburn . 32-2259 
 Acupressure. J. Y. Simpson . . 10-720 
 
 Adair, P. Rise and progress of the Presbyterian 
 Church in Ireland (1628—1670). With intro- 
 duction and notes by W. D. Killen. Belfast, 
 
 1866 82-1913 
 
 Adam, A. Souvenirs d' un musicien P., 1860 
 34-3018 
 
 — Derniers souvenirs d' un musicien P., 1859. 
 
 34r^019 
 
 Adam, R. The religious world displayed ; or a view 
 of the various denominations and sects in the 
 Christian world. P., 1818. 8 v. 80 33-6 
 
 Adam Bede. M. Evans . . . 18-1034 
 Adam Blair. J. G. Lockhart . . 18-1980 
 Adam Butf. D. Jerrold . . . 18-1675 
 Ada;m Brown, the merchant. H. Smith 18-3935 
 Adam of Cobsam. [E. E. T. S., pt. 12]. Vol. 8 of 
 
 22-1043 
 
 Adams, Abigail. Letters, with memoir by C. F. 
 
 Adams. B., 1840 . . . 33-1212 
 
 Adams, Arthur. Natural history af the countries 
 
 visited during the voyage of H. M. S. Samar- 
 
 ang. L., 1848. 8° . . . 9-10C2 
 
ADAMS. 
 
 ADDISON. 
 
 Adams, Arthur. Baikie, W. B., and Barron, C. 
 Manual of natural history, for the use of travel- 
 ers, with remarks on the practical study of 
 geology and meteorology. L., 1854 9-901 
 
 — See Belcher, E. . . . . 29''-104 
 Adams, C. Boys at Home . . . 18-43 
 
 — Edgar Clifton .... 18-51 
 
 — Words that shook the world, or Martin Luther 
 
 his own biographer. N. Y., [1858] 32-1823 
 
 Adams, C. F. Address, Quiucy, July 4. B., 1856. 
 
 8». pph 33-1150 
 
 — Life of John Adams . . . 26''-943 
 Adams, Edwin. Geography classified ; a systematic 
 
 manual of mathematical, physical, and politi- 
 cal geography. L., 1863 . . 25-81 
 
 Adams, Ernest. Elements of the English language. 
 3d ed. L., 1863 .... 22-1 
 
 Adams, F. C. An outcast ; or, virtue and faith 18-56 
 
 — Manuel pereira .... 18-49 
 
 — Story of a trooper .... 18-83 
 
 — Uncle Tom at home . . . 18-52 
 Adams, G. Astronomical and geographical essays. 
 
 Phila., 1800. 8" . . . . 12-1 
 
 Adams, H. Dictionary of all relicrions and religious 
 
 denominations. N. Y., 1817. 8» 32-1617 
 Adams, H. C. First of June . . 18-42 
 
 Adams, H. G. Birds of prey. With a chapter on 
 
 ancient and modern hawking. L. 9-502 
 
 — Game and water birds. Account of the feathered 
 
 game and wild fowl found in Great Britain. 
 With a practical chapter on doves and pigeons. 
 L., n. d 9-501 
 
 — Language and poetry of flowers. N. Y., 1858 9-1 
 
 — Popular and poetical description of the birds of 
 
 song, and their congeners, in Great Britain. 
 With practical hints for the breeding and 
 management of song birds in confinement. 
 
 L. 9-503 
 
 Adams, John. Works. With life of the author, 
 and notes by C. F. Adams. B., 1850-'56. 
 lOv. 8» 26»-943 
 
 — Correspondence. A series of letters to the Bos- 
 
 ton Patriot. B., 1809. 8» . . 26='-l 
 
 — Defence of the constitutions of the United States, 
 
 against the attack of M. Turgot. 3d ed. 
 Phila., 1797. 3 v. 8» . . . 2-501 
 
 — Letters to his wife. Edited by Chas. F. Adams. 
 
 B., 1841 33-1211 
 
 — Gibbs, G. Administration of . 26''-85 
 
 — Wood, J. Administration of . 26»-234 
 Adams, John, Jr. Doctrine of equity. Comment- 
 ary on the law, as administered by the court 
 of chancery. With notes by J. R. Ludlow, 
 J. M. Collins and H. Wharton. Phila., 1859. 
 8° . . , . . . , 2—233 
 
 — Same. Phila., 1850, in vol. 68 of . 2-55 
 Adams, Rev. John. Anecdotes, bons-mots and 
 
 characteristic traits of the greatest princes, 
 politicians, philosophers, orators and wits of 
 modern times. L., 1789 . . 33-903 
 Adams, J. Q. Dermot MacMorrogh, or the con- 
 quest of Ireland. In 4 cantos. B., 1832. 8" 
 26'^758 
 
 — Lectures on rhetoric and oratory. Camb., 1810 
 
 22-601 
 
 — Letters on the Masonic institution. B., 1847. 
 
 8° . . . . . . . 2—502 
 
 — Quincy's iife of ... . 30-1114 
 
 — Seward's life and public services of 30-625 
 Adams, John T. Lost hunter . . 18-54 
 
 — The white chief among the red men 18-1792 
 Adams, Joseph. Memoirs of the life and doctrines 
 
 of J. Hunter. L., 1818. 8» . 30-249 
 
 Adams, Nathaniel. Annals of Portsmouth, [N. H.]. 
 
 Ports., 1825. 8° . . . . 26M531 
 Adams, Nehemiah. Catherine. B., 1859 82-802 
 
 — The communion sabbath. B., 1856. 8" 32-418 
 
 — South-side view of slavery. B., 1860 26''-377 
 
 — Sermon [on death of] Daniel Webster. 2d ed. 
 
 B., 1852. 8». pph. . . . 30-1606 
 
 Adams, Nehemiah. The sable cloud . 18-55 
 
 Adams, Robt., M. D. Treatise on rheumatic gout. 
 
 L.,1857. 8° .... 10-425 
 
 — Illustrations of the effects of rheumatic gout. 
 
 With descriptive statements. L., 1857 10-433 
 
 Adams, Robert. Narrative of a sailor who was 
 
 wrecked on the coast of Africa. By S. Cock. 
 
 L., 1816 28''-902 
 
 Adams, Samuel. Wells, W. V. Life of 30-1742 
 Adams, T. F. Tvpographia ; or, the printer's in- 
 structor. 3d ed. Phil., 1845 . 21-1 
 Adams, W. Club-foot ; its causes, pathology and 
 treatment. L., 1866. 8» . . 10-733 
 Adams, W., D. D. Thanksgiving ; memories of the 
 day ; helps to the habit. N. Y., 1867 32-2353 
 
 — The three gardens : Eden, Getlisemane, and Par- 
 
 adise ; or, man's ruin, redemption, and res- 
 toration. N. Y., 1868 . . 32-2352 
 
 Adams, W. B. Roads and rails, and their sequences, 
 physical and moral. L., 1862 . 6-1 
 
 Adams, W. H. D. Beauties of the Isle of Wight. 
 With its history. L., 1857 . . 27''-896 
 
 — Dwellers on the threshold ; or, magic and ma- 
 
 gicians. L., 1864. 2v. . . 11-237 
 
 — Famous beauties and historic women. L., 1865. 
 
 2v 30-1618 
 
 — Famous ships of the British navy ; or, stories 
 
 of enterprise and daring collected from our 
 naval chronicles; and an appendix on iron- 
 clad ships, by N. Barnaby. L., 1863 27'"-6 
 
 — Memorable battles in English history. With the 
 
 military lives of the commanders. L., 1863 
 27»-7 
 
 — " Round about our coal fire." L., 1860 20-150 
 
 — Scenes from the drama of European history. 
 
 L., 1863 27''-3340 
 
 — The steady aim. A- book of examples and 
 
 encouragements from modern biography. L. , 
 1863 30-1560 
 
 — The sunshine of domestic life. L., 1867 30-1936 
 Adams, W. T. Army and navy stories. 6 v. 
 
 (1) The soldier boy ; or, Tom >omers in tlie army 18-63 
 
 (2) The sailor boy ; or, Tom Somers in the navy lP-69 
 
 (3) The young lieutenant 18-74 
 
 (4) The Yankee middy lS-82 
 {.')) Fighting Joe 18-87 
 (6) Brave old salt 18-3691 
 
 — Boat-club series. 
 
 (1) The boat-club 18-59 (4) Now or never 18-62 
 
 (2) All aboard lS-.')8 (.5) Poor and proud 18-63 
 
 (3) Try again 18-64 (6) Little by little 18-61 
 
 — Sports and pastimes for in-doors and out. B., 
 
 [1863] 20-205 
 
 — The starry flag series. 
 
 (1) The starry flag ; or, the young fisherman ■ 18-.3936 
 
 (2) Breaking away 18-39:^7 ■ 
 
 — The way of the worid . . . 18-3770 
 
 — Woodville stories. 
 
 (1) Rich and humble 18-67 (4) Work and Win 18-3711 
 
 (2) In school and out 18-66 (.')) Hope and have 18-3772 
 
 (3) Watch and wait 18-72 (6) Haste and waste 18-3771 
 
 — Young America abroad. First Series. 
 
 (1) Outward bound 18-4101 
 
 (2) Shamrock and thistle. (Ireland and Scotland) 18-4102 
 
 (3) Red cross. (England and Wales) 18-4103 
 
 Adamson, J. Life and writings of L. de Camoens. 
 L., 1820. 2 V 30-1864 
 
 Adaptation of external nature to the physical condi- 
 tion of man. John Kidd . . 11-34 
 
 to moral and intellectual condition of man. 
 
 T. Chalmers .... 15-16 
 
 Adderley, C. B. Letter on the relations of England 
 with the colonies. New ed., with preface on 
 Canadian aff"airs. L., 1862. 8" . 27-^8 
 
 Addey, M. "Little Mac." A life of George B. 
 McClellan, for young Americans. N. Y., 
 1864 30-1553 
 
 — Life of T. J. Jackson. N. Y., 1863 30-1441 
 Addington, H. See Sidmouth. 
 
 Addison, C. G. The knight templars. 2d ed. L., 
 1842 27''-3351 
 
 — Treatise on the law of contracts, and rights and 
 
 liabilities ex-contractu. Phil., 1847 8» 2-127 
 Addison, H. R. Adventures of a younger son 18-71 
 
ADDISON. 
 
 AFRICA. 
 
 Addison, H. R. Recollections of an Irish police 
 magistrate 18-68 
 
 Addison, J. Works ; including the whole of Bishop 
 Kurd's edition, with letters and other pieces 
 not found in any previous collection ; and 
 Macaulay's essay on his life and works. 
 Edited by Geo. W. Greene. N. Y., 1853. 5 v. 
 
 33—976 
 
 — Cato.' A tragedy. *B. B. T., v. 1 .' 24-71 
 
 — The same. D. L. T., v. 3 . . 24^107 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24:-142 
 
 — The drummer. Comedy. B. B. T. v. 17 24-71 
 
 — Remarks on several parts of Italy in 1701-3. L., 
 
 1745 27''-635 
 
 — Sir Roger de Coverley. B., 1852 . 18-3998 
 
 — Aikin, Lucy. Life of . . . 30-6 
 
 — Poems, with life by S. Johnson. Bell's Poets 
 
 of G. B 23-481 
 
 — Life of Extracted from Aiken's general dic- 
 
 tionary. L., 1733 . . . 30-5 
 
 — Addisouiana 30-1795 
 
 — See Spectator, the . . . . 33-951,939 
 Addison, Lancelot. Life of . . . 30-5 
 Addison, Mr. [Pseud.] Interesting anecdotes, me- 
 moirs, allegories, essays and poetical frag- 
 ments. L., 1794-7. 5 V. 8° . 33-975 
 
 Addison county, Vt. Swift, S. Account of 26»-638 
 Adelaide Lindsay. Mrs. A. Marsh . 18-1067 
 Adela, the Octoroon. H. S. Hosmer . 18-1499 
 Adelaide de Meran. Pigault-Lebrun . 34-4816 
 Adele. Julia Kavanagh . . . 18-1715 
 Adeline Mowbray. Mrs. A. Opie. Vol. 1 of 18-2394 
 Adirondack, the. Headiey, J. T. . 26^-166 
 Adler, G. J. Dictionary of the German and Eng- 
 lish languages. N. Y., 1856. 8» 22-399 
 
 — Hand-book of German literature. N. Y., 1854 
 
 34-2298 
 
 Administrations of Great Britain. Lewis, G. C. 
 
 Essays 27«-726 
 
 Admiralty. Edwards, T. Reports of Cases in the 
 
 High Court of ... . 2-34 
 
 Adolphe. B. Constant . . . 34-3161 
 
 Adolphe Renouard. J. Ward . . 18-3423 
 Adolphus, J. History of England during the reign 
 
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 — Memoirs of J. Bannister. L., 1839. 2 v. 8" 
 
 30—1318 
 
 — J. L.' Letters from Spain in 1856-7. L., 1858. 
 
 8° 27''-497 
 
 Adopted heir. Julia Pardee , . 18-2415 
 
 Adrian. G. P. R. James, and M. B. Field 18-1657 
 Adriani. Mme. Dudevant . . . 34-3682 
 Adriatic. Paton, A. A. Highlands and islands of 
 
 27''-224 
 
 Adrift in Dixie. H. L. Estabrooks . 26''-562 
 Adshead, J. Piisons and prisoners, with illustra- 
 tions. L., 1845. 8" . . . 2-505 
 Adulterations. Accum, F. Adulterations in food 
 10-771 
 
 — Hassall, A. H. A. in food and medicine 10-167 
 Food and its A. . . . 10-205 
 
 — Mitchell, J. Falsification of food . . 10-81 
 
 — Peirce, C. H. Examination of drugs 10-277 
 
 — Prescott, H. P. A. of tobacco . 10-805 
 
 — Tricks of trade .... 10-210 
 Adventurer, the. J. Hawkesworth et al. With pref. 
 
 by A. Chalmers. Boston, 1856. 3 v. 33-942 
 
 — Same. L., 1797 . . . . 33-961 
 Adventures among the Dyaks. F. Boyle 29^-312 
 
 — in Africa. W. C. Harris . . 28''-537 
 
 — of a fire-screen. Mrs. A. Bache . 18-241 
 
 — of a gentleman in search of the Church of Eng- 
 
 land. L., 1853 .... 32-1857 
 
 — of a gentleman in search of a horse. G. Stephen 
 
 20-475 
 
 — of Gil Bias. A. R. LeSage . . 18-1846 
 
 — of a griffin on a voyage of discovery. Written 
 
 by himself. L., 1867 . . 29''-264 
 
 — of Hajji Baba. J. Morier . . 18-2266 
 
 Adventures of a marquis. A. Dumas . 18-943 
 
 — of the Merton family. A. Bowman 18-360 
 
 — of Mr. Ledbury. Albert Smith , 18-2923 
 
 — of Mr. Sydenham Greenfinch . 18-3977 
 
 — of Mr. Verdant Green. E. Bradley 18-301 
 
 — of my cousin Smooth . . . 18-70 
 
 — of Philip. W. M. Thackeray . 18-3197 
 
 — of a roving diplomatist. H. Wikoff 27''-190 
 
 — of Simon Suggs. J. J. Hooper . 18-1492 
 
 — of Telemachus, F. de S. de la M. Fenelon 
 
 18-1069 
 
 — of a younger son. H. R. Addison 18-71 
 Adventurers. G. Aimard . . . 18-88 
 Advertise— How ? When? Where? W. Smith 
 
 1-302 
 
 Advice to the privileged orders. J. Barlow 27*-l967 
 Advice to the teens. J. Taylor . . 33-860 
 
 Advocate, the, a novel. C: Heavysege 18-4026 
 Adye, J. Review of the Crimean war, to the winter 
 of 1854-5. L., 1860. 8" . . 27'>-2854 
 ^neid of Virgil. Trans, by J. Conington 23-93 i 
 iEnone ; a tale of slave life in Rome . 18-3673 
 Aerial locomotion. From the transactions of the 
 aeronautical society of Great Britain, [for 
 
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 Aerostation. Tumor, H. Astra Castra 11-501 
 
 — See Balloon. 
 
 .^schines. Orationes. Curavit F. Franke. Lips., 
 1851 34-303 
 
 — See Demosthenes. 
 
 iEschylus. The Agamemnon. Trans, by W. Peter. 
 Phila., 1852 24-187 
 
 — The Agamemnon, Choephori, and Eumenides. 
 
 Trans, into English verse by A. Swanwick. 
 L., 1865 24-52 
 
 — The Agamemnon, with the Bachanals of Euri- 
 
 pides, and passages from the lyric and later 
 poets of Greece. Trans, by H. H. Milman. 
 L., 1865. 8" .... 23-836 
 
 — Tragaediaj. Ex recensione R. Porsoni passim 
 
 reflcta a G. Dindorfio. Lips., 1853 34-304 
 
 — Tragedies. Trans, by R. Potter. Norwich, 
 
 1777. 4" 24-34 
 
 ^sculapian register. Phila., 1824. 8° 10-56)5 
 
 jEsopus. Fabulae collectse. Ex recog. C. Hal- 
 
 mii. Lips., 1854 . . . . 34-305 
 
 — Fables. A new version. By T. James. Illust. 
 
 by John Tenniel. N. Y. S" . 18-4000 
 Esthetics. Bascom, J. . . . 5-213 
 
 — Gioberti, V. Essay on the beautiful 15-180 
 
 — Macvicar, J. G. Philosophy of the beautiful 
 
 5-202 
 
 — Moffat, J. C. Introduction to , 5-84 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Selected works . . 5-118 
 
 — Schiller, F. Letters and essays . 33-484 
 
 — Symington, A. J. Beautiful in nature, art, and 
 
 life 5-328 
 
 — See Beauty, Taste. 
 ^Ethiopia. See Ethiopia. 
 
 Affixes in their origin and application. S. S. Hal- 
 deman 22-108 
 
 Afghanistan. Campbell, J. Lost among the Af- 
 ghans 28''-419 
 
 — Eyre, V. Jour, of imprisonment 2&'-'^z-t 
 
 — Ferrier, J. P. Caravan journey . 28''-236 
 History of the Afghans . . 28'»-161 
 
 — Harlan, J. Memoir of India and A. 28»-66 
 
 — Kaye, J. W. History of the war in A. 28''-205 
 
 — Sale, F. Journal of disasters in A. 28''-432 
 
 — See Fraser, J. B. 
 
 Afloat and ashore. J. F. Cooper . 18-711 
 
 Afloat in the forest. Mayne Reid . 18-2626 
 
 Afraja. T. Miisrge .... 18-2282 
 Africa. Baldwin, W. C. African hunting 28>'-411 
 
 — Adams, R. Narrative of shipwreck. — 1810 
 
 28''-902 
 
 — Alexander, A. History of colonization on the 
 
 western coast .... 29»-203 
 
 — Alexander, J. E. Expedition into interior 28''-38 
 Excursiors in Western A. . 28''-417 
 
AFEICA. 
 
 6 
 
 AGNEL. 
 
 Atrica. Andersson, C. J. Explorations in Cenlral A. 
 
 28»'-381 
 
 Lake Ngami .... 28''-232 
 
 — Backhouse, J. Visit to soutli of . 28''-40 
 
 — Baines, T. Explorations in southwest A. 28''-4o5 
 
 — Barron, J. Boosliuana nation. 1801-2 29''-520 
 
 — Barth, H. Travels in . . . 28^-241 
 
 — Beechey, F. W. & H. W. Expedition to ex- 
 
 plore northern coast. 1821-22 . 28»'-917 
 
 — Benjamin's eight years in . . 28''-322 
 
 — Bey, A. Travels in . . . 28''-41 
 
 — Bowen, T. J. Missionary labors in A. 28''-245 
 
 — Bridge, H. African cruiser . . 28''-163 
 
 — Bruce, J. Travels. 1768-1773 . 28b-905 
 
 — Burton, R. F. Lake regions of central 28'>-346 
 Footsteps in east A. . . . 28'^-226 
 
 — Caillie, E. Travels through central (1824-28) 
 
 •. . . . 28''^99 
 
 — Campbell, J. Travels in south A. 28^-50 
 
 — Canies, J. A. Voyage to west coast of 28''-171 
 
 — Casalis, E. Twenty-three years in south 28^-403 
 
 — Cave, L. T. The French in A. . 28»-166 
 
 — Chapman, J. Interior of south A. 28'>-585 
 
 — Clapperton, H. Second expedition into interior 
 
 28''-906 
 
 — Same 28b-53 
 
 — Cooke, G. W. Conquest and colonization in 
 . north A 28M77 
 
 — Cooley, W. I). Inner A. laid open 28"-382 
 
 — Crummel, A. Future of • . 28''-387 
 
 — Cummings, R. G. Hunters' life in south A. 
 
 28''-141 
 
 — Bamberger, C. F. Travels in interior of A. 
 
 1781-1797 28b-534 
 
 — Denham, D., & H. Clapperton. Travels and 
 
 discoveries in A 28^-229 
 
 — Same 28''-36 
 
 — Discovery and adventure in A, . 28''-34 
 
 — Drayson, A. W. Adventures in southern A. 
 
 28^-399 
 
 Sporting scenes anioni^ the Kaffirs 28''-2G3 
 
 — Du Chaillu, P. B. Ashango land . 28»-569 
 Explorations in . . .' . 28b-380 
 
 — Du Couret, L. Recollections of travel in A. 
 
 28b-345 
 
 — Duncan, J. Travels in Western A. 28''-145 
 
 — English, G. B. Expedition to Dongola 28''-58 
 
 — Foote, A. H. A. and the American flag 28M74 
 
 — Forbes, F. E. Six months service in the African 
 
 blockade 28''-330 
 
 — Gerard, J. Adventures in . . 28»'-223 
 
 — Gleanings in A 28>'-37 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Lights and shadows of African 
 
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 — Grant, J. A. Walk across . . 28b-484 
 
 — Grout, L. Zulu land . . . 28b-4r)3 
 
 — Harris, W. C. Adventures in . 28'^-o37 
 Wild sports of . . . . 28''-63 
 
 — Krapf, J. L. Eighteen years in eastern A. 28''-344 
 
 — Latrobe, C. J. Visit to south A. . 28''-79 
 
 — Le Vaillant, F. Travels in interior of A. 28b-82 
 
 — Leonard, P. Western coast of A. 28'>-80 
 
 — Livingstone, D. Discoveries in . 28''-268 
 
 Missionary travels in south . 28''-252 
 
 Expedition to the Zambesi . 28''-497 
 
 — Macbrair, R. M. Africans at home 28''-406 
 
 — McLeod, L. Travels in eastern A. 28"-341 
 
 — McQueen, J. Geographical memoir 32-1568 
 
 — Martin, R. M. British possessions in 28*'-565 
 
 — Motfatt, R. Missionary labors and scenes 
 
 32-2246 
 
 — Murray, H. African continent — discovery and 
 
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 — Park, M. Mission to the interior of A. 28''-95 
 
 — Petherick, J. Sixteen years travel in 28''-370 
 
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 Commerce, on western coast of A. 28''-98 
 
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 Africa. Robertson, G. A. Notes on A. 28''-541 
 
 — Robinson, H. B. Voyages to explore shores of 
 
 A 28''-93 
 
 — St. Marie, Ct. Visit to French possessions in A. 
 
 28^-331 
 
 — Scott, A. M. Prot. Epis. mission at Cape Pal- 
 
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 — Shaw, W. Mission in southeastern A. 28''-383 
 
 — Shooter, J. Kaffirs of Natal . 28''-273 
 
 — Taylor, B. Journey to central A. 2S''-180 
 
 — Thomas, C. W. West coast of . 28*'-336 
 
 — Tams, G. Visit to southwestern A. 28b-106 
 
 — Thompson, G. Labors in A. . 28''-166 
 
 — Tristram, H. B. Wanderings in . 28'^-367 
 
 — Tuckey, J. K. Expedition to Zaire 28''-915 
 
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 28''-554 
 
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 Africaine, L'. G. Meyerbeer & E. Scribe 5-932 
 African language. Barth, H. Vocabularies 22-364 
 
 — Payne, J. Dictionary of the Grebo language 
 
 22-344 
 
 African literature. Burton, R. F. Wit and wisdom 
 
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 African slaver. B. Mayer . . . 28''-198 
 African wanderers. Mrs. R. Lee . . 18-1828 
 After dark. W. Collins . . . 18-679 
 
 After icebergs with a painter. L. L. Noble 26''-404 
 After long years. Mrs. M. Daniel 18-3815 & 813 
 After the storm. J. E. H. Skinner . 26''-665 
 After the war. W. Reid . . . 26^-575 
 Afternoon of unmarried life. N. Y., 1859 33-722 
 Against wind and tide. Miss Parr . 18-2431 
 Agassiz, E. C. First lesson in natural history. B., 
 
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 marine animals of Massachusetts bay ; radi- 
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 B.,1850 26>'-205 
 
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 Agatha Beaufort ; or, family pride . 18-73 
 
 Agatha's husband. Miss D. M. Mulock 18-2285 
 Agathe et C6cile. A. Karr . . . 34-3426 
 Age of chivalry. T. Bulflnch . . 18-467 
 
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 Age of reason, the. T. Paine. Vol. 3 of 33-1188 
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 Agency, Story, J. Law of . . . 2-147 
 
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 Agincourt, Seroux d'. See Seroux d'Agincourt. 
 Agincourt. G. P. R. James . . 18-1601 
 
 Agincourt. Nicolas, N. H. Battle of . 27»-877 
 Agnel, H. R. Book of chess. N. Y., 1853 20-1 
 
AGNES. 
 
 AIKIN. 
 
 Agnes. J. Abbott .... 18-5 
 
 Agnes. Mrs. M. Olipliant . . . 18-3798 
 Agnes Grey. Anne Bronte . . . 18-436 
 
 Agnes Hopetoun. Mrs. M. Olipliant . 18-2371 
 Agnes cle Mansfeldt. T. C. Grattan . 18-3863 
 Agnes Sorel. G. P. R. James . . 18-1602 
 Agnes of Sorrento. Mrs. H. B. Stowe 18-3041 
 Agonistes ; or, philosophical strictures. A. Lyall 
 
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 Agony point. J. Pycroft . . . 18-2559 
 
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 P., 1849 34-4397 
 
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 L., 1705. 8° . . • . 32-2355 
 
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 Agricultural engineering. Andrews, G. H. Trea- 
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 Agriculture. Allen, R. L. American farm book 4-3 
 
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 the Rhine 4-174 
 
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 for 1800 1-244 
 
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 Pennsylvania farm journal . 4-503 
 
 Skinner's monthly journal • 4-29 
 
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 Agriculture. Stewart, F. L. Sorghum, and its 
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 L. E. K 4-383 
 
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 Peat, Rural life. 
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 Aguilar, Grace. Days of Bruce. 3 v. . 18-75 
 
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AIKMAN. 
 
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 ALCOTT. 
 
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 Aikman, J. See Buchanan, G. 
 
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 18-287 
 
 18-88 
 
 18-107 
 
 18-89 
 
 18-90 
 
 18-91 
 
 18-92 
 
 18-93 
 
 18-94 
 
 18-95 
 
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 18-97 
 
 18-98 
 
 18-99 
 
 18-100 
 
 18-105 
 
 18-106 
 
 18-108 
 
 18-98 
 
 18-102 
 
 18-103 
 
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 meres de famille. 
 
 34-3020 
 
 34-3324 
 
 18-1602 
 
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 Akers, E. Poems. B., 1866 . . 23-872 
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 "Alabama," the, the official correspondence on the 
 
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 Alb., 1855, '58, '67 . . . 11-267 
 
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 Alb., 1866. 4° . . . . 26«-865 
 
 Albemarle, Duke of. See Monk, G. 
 
 Alberoni, Card. J. Life by G. Moore . 30-367 
 
 Albert, Prince Consort of England. Speeches and 
 
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 Albert Edward, Prince of Wales. Cornwallis, K. 
 
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 Albert Hastings. M. S. Whitaker . 18-4056 
 Albert-Montemont. See Montemont, A. 
 Albert Nyanza. S. W. Baker . . 28''-511 
 Albigenses. See Waldenses. 
 
 Albine. A. Dumas .... 34-3218 
 Album, the comic .... 5-605 
 
 Album poelique des jeunes personnes. M'me A. 
 
 Tastu 34-3910 
 
 Alchemist. H. de Balzac . . . 18-269 
 
 Alchemy and the alchemists. E. A. Hitchcock 
 
 15-114 
 
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 Alchemy. See Hermetic philosophy. 
 
 Alciphron, a poem. T. Moore . . 23-158 
 
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 Alcock, R. Capital of the tycoon '; a narrative of a 
 
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 Alcohol. Carpenter, W. B. Use and abuse of al- 
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 Alcott, L. M. Hospital sketches. B., 1843 26''-477 
 
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 Alcott, W. A. Confessions of a schoolmaster. 
 
 Reading, 1856 13-4 
 
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ALCOTT. 
 
 9 
 
 ALFRED THE GREAT. 
 
 Alcott, W. A. The laws of health ; or, sequel to 
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 — Young husband ; or duties of man in the mar- 
 
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 Alcove, the. J. Abbott. Vol. 8 of . 18-15 
 
 Alcuin. Lorenz, F. Life of . . 30-10 
 
 AldaGray 18-3649 
 
 Alden, H. N. See Guernsey, A. H. 
 
 Alden, J. Christian ethics. N. Y., 1866 15-302 
 
 — Elements of intellectual philosophy. N. Y., 
 
 1866 _ 15^269 
 
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 Alden, W. The human eye ; its use and abuse. 
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 Alderbrook. Mrs. Judson . . . 18-1698 
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 Aldis, W. S. Elementary treatise on solid geome- 
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 Aldrich, H. Artis logicse rudimenta. With notes 
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 Aldrich, T. B. Daisy's necklace . . 18-131 
 
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 — Pampinea and other poems. N. Y., 1861 
 
 23-610 
 
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 Alec Forbes of Howglen. G. Macdonald 18-3915 
 Aleman, M. See Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists. 
 
 Vol. 1 of 18-3786 
 
 Alembert, A. d'. Flanerie parisienne aux Etats- 
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 Alembert, J. C. R. d'. Correspondence avec Vol- 
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 Aleppo. Russel, R. Natural history of 28i'-909 
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 Alexander, A. Canon of the Old and New Testa- 
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 Phil., [1836] .... 3^-1370 
 
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 1853. 80 32-413 
 
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 Al^ander, J. A. Acts of the apostles explained. 
 
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 Alexander, J. A. Isaiah translated and explained, 
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 Alexander, J. E. Excursions in western Africa, 
 
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 L., 1840. 2 V. 8" . . . 28^-417 
 
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 N. and S. America. Phil., 1833. 8<> 26''-159 
 
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 Alexander, ,T. H. Ilniversal dictionary of weights 
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 Alexander, J. W. The American Sunday-school 
 
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 32-994 
 
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 Alexander, P. P. Examination of J. S. Mill'sdoctrine 
 
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 Alexander, W. See Stirling. 
 
 Alexander, Wm. History of women from the ear- 
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 AlexandroAV, F. Method of learning the Russian 
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 Alford, H. Greek Testament, with a critically re- 
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 Alford, W. Old and New Testament dispensations 
 
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 Alfred the great. Bicknell, A. Life of 30-13 
 
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ALFRED. 
 
 10 
 
 ALLEN. 
 
 Alfred ; an hei-oic poem. J. Cottle . 23-533 
 
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 Algic researches. H. R. Schoolcraft . 26''-113 
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 Ali Bey, El abassi. See Badia y Leblich, D. 
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 Alick Baillie, Roughing it with. W. J. Stewart 
 
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 Allen, D. O. India. Ancient and modern. With 
 
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 Allen, H. Monographofthebatsof North America. 
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 Allen, John. Principles of modern riding, for gentle- 
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 Allen, Jos. Life of the earl of Dundonald. L., 1861 
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 Allen, J. F. Practical treatise on the culture of the 
 
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 Allen, J. H. Hebrew men and times, from the pa- 
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 Almanac for 1818, and Calcutta directory. Calcutta, 
 
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 Alphabetic writing, conjectural observations on the 
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 Alps, the. Berlepsch, R. Sketches of life and 
 
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 — King, S. W. Italian valleys . . 27'>-479 
 
 — Lady's tour round Monte Rosa . 27^-533 
 
 — Maury, A. Le monde alpestre . 34-4658 
 
 — Peaks, passes, and glaciers . , 27''-514,5 
 
 — Souvestre, E. Scenes et recits . 84-3807 
 
 — Tschudi, F. von. Sketches of nature 9-967 
 
 — Tyndall, J. Glaciers . . , 9-302 
 Vacation tour . . , , 27''-613 
 
 — Williams, C. The A., Switzerland, and the 
 
 north of Italy . . • . 37''-1315 
 
 — Wills, A. Summer home . , 37'^-564 
 Alroy. B. Disraeli .... 18-901 
 Alsop, S. Treatise on algebra, for the use of sciiools. 
 
 Phil., 1859 ..'... 14-46 
 
 Alston, A. H. Seamanship, and its associated du- 
 ties in the royal navy ; together with a trea- 
 tise on nautical surveying, for the use of of- 
 ' fleers on general service. L., 1860 6-551 
 
 Altar at home, the. Selections and prayers for do- 
 mestic worship. B., 1863 . . 33-1017 
 Althaus, J. Epilepsy, hysteria, and ataxy. L., 
 1866 10-728 
 
 — On paralysis, neuralgia, and other affections of 
 
 the nervous system ; and their successful 
 treatment by galvanisation and Faradisation. 
 L., 1864. 8d ed. ... 10-411 
 
 — The spas of Europe. L., 1862. 8° 10-460 
 
 — Treatise on medical electricity, theoretical and 
 
 practical. Phil., 1860 . . . 10-213 
 
 — The value of galvanism in the treatment of pa- 
 
 ralysis and neuralgia. 4th ed. L., 1866 10-660 
 Althea Vernon. Miss E. Leslie . . 18-1849 
 Alton Locke. C. Kingsley . . . 18-1751 
 Alvarez de Cienfuegos. See Cienfuegos ' 
 
 Alves, R. Sketches of a history of literature. E., 
 
 1794 23-904 
 
 Alvord, J. W. Fourth semi-annual report on 
 schools for freedmen . . , 13-275 
 
 Amabel. E. Wormley .... 18-8597 
 Amadis de Gaul; a poem in three books; freely 
 translated from the first part of the French 
 version of N. De Heberay. With notes, by 
 W. S. Rose. L., 1803 . . 23-681 
 
 Amalia. J. Marmol .... 34-27 
 
 Amari, M. History of the war of the Sicilian ves- 
 pers. Edited by the Earl of Ellesmere. L., 
 1850. 3 vols 27«-2134 
 
AMATEUR. 
 
 12 
 
 AMERICA. 
 
 Amateur, the. Wollenhaupt & Hagen . 5-865 
 
 Amateur dramas. See Dramas, amateur. 
 Amateur gardener's calendar. Mrs. Loudon 4-289 
 Amateur's perspective. R. Davenport . 5-768,9 
 Amazon river and valley. Agassiz, L. J. R. & E. 
 0. Journey in Brazil . . . 26''-673 
 
 — Bates, H. W. Insect fauna . • 9-702 
 Naturalist on the river A. . 26''-449 
 
 — Bulfinch, T. Oregon and Eldorado 26''-576 
 
 — Edwards, W. H. Voyage to . 26b-33 
 
 — Herndon, W. L. and L. Gibbon. Exploration 
 
 of valley of A 26^-333 
 
 — Wallace, A. R. Travels on the A. 26*'-346 
 Amazons. Burton, R. F. Notices of so-called A. 
 
 • . 28*'-457 
 
 Amaury. A. Dumas .... 34-3239 
 
 — The same, in English . . . 18-921 
 Amber gods. H. E. Prescott , . 18-2541 
 Amelia of Saxony. See Jameson, A. . 24-173 
 Amelia. See Welby, A. B. 
 
 Amelia. H. Fielding .... 18-1082 
 Amenities of literature. I. D' Israeli . 22-1018 
 America. — Antiquities and general history. 
 
 — Am. ant. soc. Transactions and collections 
 
 26^-636 
 
 — Art de verifier les dates. Vols. 9-18 34-4939 
 
 — Burke, E. European settlements . 26''-80 
 
 — Bury, Visc't. Exodus of the western nations 
 
 29''-202 
 
 — Catherwood, F. Views of ancient monuments 
 
 in Central A., Chiapas and Yucatan 26''-1008 
 
 — Delafield, J. Origin of antiquities of A. 26»-245 
 
 — Domenech, E. Seven years in the deserts of 
 
 N. A 26b-391 
 
 — Force, P. Collection of tracts. (Events before 
 
 1776) 26''-268 
 
 — Helps, A. Spanish conquest . . 26''-338 
 
 — Herrera, A. de. General history . 26='-830 
 
 — Historical magazine . . . 26''-710 
 
 — Holmes, A. Annals . . . 26''-101 
 
 — Humboldt, A, von. Researches . 26''-183 
 
 — McCulloh, J. H. Aboriginal hist. . 26»-140 
 
 — Priest, J. American antiquities . 26^-167 
 
 — Robertson, W. History of A. . 26"-! 72 
 
 — Snowden, R. Hist, to death of Washington 
 
 26''-300 
 
 — Bibliography. 
 
 — Harrisse, H. Biblioth. Am. vetustissima 21-314 
 
 — Rich, O. -Biblioth. Am. nova . 21-244 
 
 — Sabin, J. Dictionary of books relating to A. . 
 
 21-255 
 
 — Smith, J. R. Bibliotheca Americana 21-266 
 
 — Triibner, N. Guide to American literature 
 
 21-279 
 
 — Discovery. 
 
 — Browuell, PI. H. Pioneer heroes of the new 
 
 world 26^-606 
 
 — Campe, J. H. Columbus . . 26^-558 
 
 — Dunster, H. P. Columbus and the English in 
 
 A 26''-459 
 
 — Everett, E. D. and colonization of 26''-611 
 
 — Irving, W. Companions of Columbus 26*181 
 
 — Kruger, F. First discovery . . 26''-506 
 
 — Smith, J. T. A. in the tenth century 26»-186 
 
 — Geography and Travels. 
 
 — Alexander, J. E. Transatlantic sketches 26M59 
 
 — Am. gazetteer .... 25-174 
 
 — Baxley, H. W. West coast . . 26^-548 
 
 — Beauvallet, L. Rachel and the new world 
 
 26''-307 
 
 — Bromley, Mrs. A woman's wanderings 26''-664 
 
 — Carlisle, Earl of. Travels . . 26''-292,3 
 
 — Colton, W. Deck and port . . 26»>-203 
 ' — Gerstajcker, F. Travels . . 26'^-282 
 
 — Mackie, J. M. From Cape Cod to Dixie and 
 
 the tropics 26''-494 
 
 — Morse, J. Gazetteer. Vol. 1 of . 25-105 
 
 — Rosenberg, C. G. Jenny Lind in A. 26>'-240 
 
 — Waterton, C. Wanderings (1812-24) 26''-552 
 
 America. Wise, H. A. Los Gringos . 26''-197 
 
 — Wood. W. M. Wandering sketches 26'>-194 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Cooper, Th. Some information respecting A. 
 
 26^-48 
 
 — Disturnell, J. Influence of climate 25-181 
 
 — Edwards, B. Trade of W. I. with U. S. 26^73 
 
 — Eighty years progress . . . 1-197 
 
 — Everett, A. H, Political situation . 26»-691 
 
 — Goodrich, C. A. Land we live in . 26''-470 
 
 — MacGregor, J. Progress of A. . 26"-322 
 
 — Reed, W. B. Romance of Am. hist. 26''-175 
 
 — Whately, R. Historic certainties . 27M968 
 
 — See names of parts. 
 America, British. 
 
 — Bolton, E. C, and H. H. Webber. Confede- 
 
 ration 26»-801 
 
 — Bond, J. W. Camp-fire sketches . 26*'-256 
 
 — Correspondence relative to the proposed union 
 
 of the B. N. A. provinces. L., 1865. 14 pp. 
 P 26«-u.p. 
 
 — Duncan, F. Our garrisons in the west 26''-664 
 
 — Hardy, C. Sporting adventures . 26''-359 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. C. Br. Columbia and Vancouver's 
 
 1 26>'-344 
 
 — Hind, H. Y. Red river, Assiniboin, and Sas- 
 
 katchewan .... 26'^-406 
 
 — Kane, P. Wanderings of an artist 26''-357 
 
 — Macdonald, D. G. F. Br. Col. and Vancou- 
 
 ver's 1 26^-463 
 
 — Mackenzie, A. From Montreal through the 
 
 continent (1789-93) . . 26''-83 & 1010 
 
 — McLean, J. Hudson's bay territory 26''-478 
 
 — Martin, R. M. Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, c%c 
 
 26''-607 
 
 — Milton and W. B. Cheadle. N. W. passage by 
 
 land 26''-551 
 
 — Murray, H. Account of B. A. . 26M49 
 
 — Noble, L. L. After icebergs with a painter 
 
 26''-404 
 
 — Selkirk's settlement. Narrative of occurrences 
 
 26''-922 
 
 Statement respecting . 26"-923 
 
 — Sleigh, J. W. Pine forests and hacmatack clear- 
 
 ings 26t'-401 
 
 — Tucker, Miss. Rainbow in the north 32-2358 
 
 — See names of parts of Br. A., also West Indies. 
 America, Central. 
 
 — Catherwood, F. Views of ancient monuments 
 
 26''-1008 
 
 — Frcebel, J. Seven years travel . 26''-361 
 
 — Grants to the Eastern Coast Co. . 26''-644 
 
 — Oliphant, L. Patriots and filibusters 29i'-181 
 
 — Pim, B. Gate of the Pacific . . 26'^-467 
 
 — Scherzer, C. Travels in the free states 26*^-356 
 
 — Squier, E. G. Authors on languages of C. A., 
 
 and works composed in them , 21-270 
 
 Notes on C. a: . . . 26''-290 
 
 States of C. A. . . . 26''-399 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Trav. in C. A., Chiapas, and 
 
 Yucatan 26i'-153 
 
 — Tempsky, G. F. von. Mitla . 26''-397 
 
 — See Guatimala ; Honduras ; Interoceanic canals 
 
 and railroads ; Mosquito shore ; Nicaraugua ; 
 Panama. 
 America, North. — History. 
 
 — American archives .... 26M301 
 
 — British empire in A. . . . 26''-27 
 
 — Greenhow, R. Northwest coast . 26''-92 
 
 — Haliburton, S. C. Rule and misrule of the Eng- 
 
 lish 26»-627 
 
 — History of the British dominions (1773) 26''-1212 
 
 — Kip, W. J. Early Jesuit missions . 26''-413 
 
 — Loskiel, G. H. Mission of united brethren 
 
 26M27 
 
 — McGee, T. D'Arcv- Catholic history 26=»-851 
 
 — Park man, F. Jesuits . . . 26»-930 
 Pioneers of France . . . 26"-929 
 
 — Tytler, P. F. Northern coasts . 26''-289 
 Same, with nat. hist, by J. Wilson 26"-157 
 
AMERICA. 
 
 13 
 
 AMERICAN. 
 
 America, North. — Travels. 
 
 — Anburey, T. (1789) . . . 26'>-612 
 
 — Appleton's handbook . . . 26''-325 
 
 — Baird, R. Impressions (1849) . 26''-213 
 
 — Chambers, W. Tilings as they are 26''-374 
 
 — Charlevoix, P. F. X. de. Journal . 26'^-16 
 
 — Coke, E. T. Subaltern's furlough— 1832 26''-o07 
 
 — Cornwallis, K. The Prince of Wales in A 
 
 26^-396 
 
 — Domenech, E. Seven years in the deserts 
 
 26''-391 
 
 — Hall, B. Travels in— 1827-28 . . 26b-306 
 
 — Lyell, C. First visit (1841-42) . 26''-74 
 Second visit .... 26''-192 
 
 — Mackay, C. Life and liberty (1857-58) 26''-3o3 
 
 — Power, T. Impressions (1833-35) 26''-104 
 
 — Richards, T. A. Appleton's companion hand- 
 
 book 26''-502 
 
 — Saxe Weimar's travels— 1825-26 . 260-111 
 
 — Short Am. tramp (1864) . . . 26''-649 
 
 — Trollope, A. North America . 26^-419 
 
 — TurnbuU, J. and M. American photographs 
 
 26b-566 
 
 — Winthrop, T. Canoe and saddle . 26''-428 
 
 Miscellany. 
 
 — Cox, F. A. and Hoby, J. Baptists in A. 32-14 
 
 — Gilpin, W. Central gold region . 26''-400 
 
 — Johnston, J. F. W. Notes agricultural, eco- 
 
 nomical, and social . . . 260-215 
 
 — Maguire, J. F. The Irish in A. . 260-674 
 
 — Mitchil, J. Present state (1767) . 1-206 
 
 — Oliphant, E. History and description 260-651 
 
 — Warburton, E. Hochelaga ; or, England in the 
 
 new world 260-140 
 
 — See Arctic regions ; and names of parts of N. 
 
 A., including Greenland and Labrador. See, 
 especially, United States. 
 America, South. 
 
 — BoUaert, W. Antiquarian researches 260-386 
 
 — Brackenridge, H. M. Voyage to S. A. 260-4 
 
 — Depons, F. Eastern part of Terra Firma 
 
 260-142 
 
 — Hadfield, W. Brazil and the river Plate 260-266 
 
 — Hall, B. Coasts of Chili, Peru, and Mexico 
 
 260-l'39 
 
 — Hassaurek, F. Among the Spanish Americans 
 
 260-655 
 
 — Hinchliff, T. W. Sketches . . 260-448 
 
 — Hopkins, E. A. Region of the Rio de la Plata 
 
 26-^1002 
 
 — Humboldt, A. von. Personal narrative 260-180 
 Travels to the equatorial regions 260-237 
 
 — Latham, W. States of the river Plate 260-611 
 
 — Mansfield, C. B. Paraguay, Brazil, and the 
 
 Plate 260-305 
 
 — Niles, J. M. Hist, of S. A. . . 26'^324 
 
 — Paez, R. Wild scenes . . . 260-466 
 
 — Pazos, V. Letters on the united provinces 
 
 260-170 
 
 — Stevenson, W. B. Twenty years' residence 
 
 260-214 
 
 — Stewart, C. S. Brazil and La Plata 260-312 
 
 — Terry, A. R. Equatorial regions— 1832 260-121 
 
 — Ulloa, G. J. and A. de. Voyage to S. A. 260-131 
 
 — See Amazon river ; Andes ; Colombia ; Pam- 
 
 pas; and other subdivisions of the subject. 
 America, Spanish. Bonnycastle, R. H. Descriptive, 
 historical, and geographical account 26''-14 
 
 — Outline of revolution in S. A. . . 26M71 
 American academv of arts and sciences. Memoirs 
 
 of the. Vols. 1-4. B. and C, 1785-1818. 4 v. 
 
 40 11-519 
 
 American almanac and repository of useful knowl- 
 edge. B., 1831-60. 21 V. . • 17-4 
 American anecdotes ; original and select ; by an 
 American. B., 1830. 2 v. . . 83-91 
 American angler's book. T. Norris . 20-428 
 American angler's guide. J. J. Brown 20-301 
 American annual cyclopaedia for 1861-66. N. Y., 
 1862-67. 6 V. 8" . . . 29'^02 
 
 American annual register for 1830-31. B., 1832. 8" 
 29»-254 
 
 American annual register ; or, historical memoirs of 
 the U. S. for 1796. Phil., 1797. 8» 26--728 
 
 American antiquarian society. Transactions and col- 
 lections. Vols. 1-4. Worcester, 1820-60. 4 v. 
 8» 26-^-636 
 
 American anti-slavery society. Twenty-eighth an- 
 nual report. N. Y., 18t>l. 8° . 2-509 
 
 American archives ; a documentary history of the 
 
 English colonies in N. A. from March 7, 1774, 
 
 to July 4, 1776. By M. S. Clarke and P. 
 
 Force. 4th series. Wash., 1837-44. 5 v. P> 
 
 26=^-1301 
 
 American association for the advancement of sci- 
 ence. 2d, 6tli and 8th meetings. 1849-55. 
 3 V. 8» 11-215 
 
 American asylum at Hartford for the education of 
 the deaf and dumb. Fiftieth annual report of. 
 Hartf., 1866. 8" . . . . 13-9 
 
 American atlas ; historical, chi'onological and geo- 
 graphical ; according to the plan of Le Sage, 
 and intended as a companion to Lavoisne's 
 improvement. Phil., 1832. 4P . 25-356 
 
 American baptist missionary union . 32-1516 
 
 American bible society. Strickland, W. P. His- 
 tory of 32-638 
 
 American bible union. See Bible, American bible 
 union. 
 
 American biblical repository, the. 2d series. Vols. 
 3-12. N. Y. 1840-44. 9 v. 8» . 33-1694 
 
 American board of commissioners for foreign mis- 
 sions. Tracy, J. History of . 32-770 
 
 — Memorial volume .... 32-1530 
 American catalogue of books. J. Kelly 21-208 
 
 — Low, Son & Co 31-312 
 
 American chess magazine. Ed. by C. H. Stanley. 
 
 Vol. 1. N. Y., 1847. 8" . . 30-1 
 
 American Christian record : the history, confession 
 of faith, and statistics of each religious de- 
 nomination in the U. S. and Europe. N. Y., 
 
 1860 32-876 
 
 American citizen, the. J. H. Hopkins 3-723 
 
 American citizen. Oliver, B. L. Rights of 26^-780 
 American colonization society. Forty-eighth an- 
 nual report. W., 1865. 8" , 2-u. p. 
 American conflict. H. Greeley . . 26*-560 
 American cottage builder. J. Bullock 5-64 
 American cottage life. T. C. Upham . 23-717 
 American crisis, the. J. L. Peyton . 36=^917 
 American cruisers' own book. G. Little 18-1932 
 American cyclopaedia. Ripley and Dana (eds.) 
 
 33-1358 
 
 American debater. J. N. McElligott . 33-671 
 
 American ecclesiastical year-book. A. J. Scliem 
 
 33-885 
 
 American eclectic ; or, selections from the periodical 
 literature of all foreign countries, (1841-2.) 
 N. Y. 3 V. 80 . . . . 17-32 
 
 — See Eclectic museum. 
 
 American ephemeris and nautical almanac for 1855- 
 69. W., 1852-68. 14 v. S" . 12-80 
 
 — See Schubert, E. Tables of Eunomia 12-163 
 American ethnological society. Transactions, v. 1. 
 
 N. Y., 1845. 80 . . . . 29''-236 
 American exchange and review. Vols. 7-10. Phil., 
 1865-67. 4v. 80 . . . 1-340 
 
 American facts. G. P. Putnam . . 36»-750 
 American family in Germany. J. R. Browne 370-848 
 American farm book. R. L. Allen . 4-3 
 
 American female poets. Ed. by C. May 33-148 
 American gallery of art. From the works of the 
 best artists, with poetical and prose illustra- 
 tions. Ed. by J. Sartain. Phil., [1848.] 4° 
 
 5-749 
 
 American geographical and statistical society, bul- 
 letin of the. Vols. 1 «& 2 in 1. N. Y., 1852- 
 7 ft" 25—83 
 
 — Journal of the.' Vol. I. ' N. Y., 1859 25-84 
 
 — Proceedings. Session 1862-63. 8° 25-78 
 
AMERICAN. 
 
 14 
 
 AMERICAN. 
 
 American game in its season. H. W. Herbert 
 
 20-370 
 
 American gazetteer. L., 1762. 3 v. . 25-174 
 
 American harp. C. Zeuner . . . 5-1015 
 
 American historical and literary curiosities. Smith, 
 
 J. J. & Watson, J. F. . . 33-339 
 
 American history. Goodrich, S. G. Lights and 
 
 shadows of 26*^785 
 
 American homoeopathic review. V.I. N. Y., 1859. 
 
 8» 10-310 
 
 American horticultural annual. 1867. N. Y., Judd 
 
 & Co. [1867] .... 4-263 
 
 American institute, (N. Y.) Catalogue of library. 
 
 With rules and regulations. N. Y., 1852. 8° 
 21-444 
 
 — Same, with supplement. 1857 . 21-445 
 
 — Transactions for 1847 & 1854. Albany, 1848- 
 
 1855. 2 V. 8» . . . . 6-801 
 
 American institute of instruction. Introductory 
 discourse and lectures for 1830 & '34. B., 
 1831 & '5. 2 V. 8° . . . 13-7 
 
 American Jewish advocate. See Occident 32-1815 
 American journal of education. Edited by H. Bar- 
 nard. Hartford, 1863 & 1866. Vols. 13 & 16. 
 
 80 13-6 
 
 American journal of horticulture. V. 1-3. B., 
 
 1867, 8. 8° 4-296 
 
 American journal of insanity. Edited by the offi- 
 cers of the N. Y. Lunatic Asylum. Utica, 
 1844-5. Vols. 1, 2, 3. 8° . . 10-612 
 
 American journal of science and arts. Conducted 
 by B. Silliman. Vol. 1-50. N. Y. «fe N. H., 
 1819-'45. 50 vols. . . . 9-984 
 
 — Same, conducted by B. Silliman, B. Silliman, Jr., 
 
 and J. D. Dana. Second series. Vols. 1-45. 
 
 1 846-' 68. 45 vols. 8° . . 9-985 
 
 American journal of the medical sciences. Vols. 
 
 1-26. Phil.,1827-'39. 8° . 10-563 
 
 — New series. Vols. 1-55. Phil., 1841-'68 10-564 
 American laborer, the. Devoted to the cause of 
 
 protection to home industry. N. Y., 1843. 
 
 8° 3-6 
 
 American law magazine. Phil., 1843-'4. 2 v. 8" 
 
 2-225 
 
 American law review. Vols. 1-2. B., 1867-'8. 2 v. 
 
 8° ...... 2-346 
 
 American literary gazette. See American publisher's 
 
 circular. 
 American literature. Chasles, P. Anglo-American 
 22-960 
 
 — Cleveland, C. D. Compendium . 22-974 
 
 — Duyckinck, E. A. & G. L. Cyclopaedia 22-896 
 
 — Rice, E. L. Introduction . . 22-1178 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Sketch of . 22-1201 
 
 — See Bibliography ; English language and liter- 
 
 ature. 
 
 American lounger. J. H. Ingraham . 18-1565 
 
 American loyalists. L. Sabine . . 26^-178 
 
 American magazine of useful and entertaining 
 
 knowledge. Vols. 1 & 2. B., 1835. 2 v. 4° 
 
 17-201 
 
 American manufactures. Bishop, J. L. History of 
 
 6-283 
 
 American mechanic. C. Quill . . 33-465 
 
 American mechanics' magazine. Conducted by as- 
 sociated mechanics. Vols. 1, 2. N. Y., 1825 
 -6. 2v. 8° . . . . 6-802 
 
 American medical association. Transactions. Phil., 
 1848. Vol. 1. 8° . . . 10-635 
 
 — Davis, N. S. History of . . 10-148 
 American merchant in Europe, Asia, and Australia. 
 
 G. F. Train . ... . 29M46 
 
 American military biography. Cincin., 1829. 8" 
 
 30-1503 
 
 American military pocket atlas — an approved collec- 
 tion of maps of the British colonies ; espe- 
 cially those which now are or probably may 
 be the theatre of war. L., [1776.] 8» 25-178 
 American miscellany. F. C. Woodworth 33-248 
 American monthly. See Knickerbocker 17-56 
 
 American monthly magazine. N. S. v. 5. N. Y , 
 
 1838. 8» 17-8 
 
 American muck book. D. J. Browne 4-57 
 
 American musical journal. V. 1. N. Y., 1834-5 
 
 5-980 
 
 American negotiator. J. Wright . 1-205 
 
 American naturalist, the. A popular illustrated 
 
 magazine of natural history. Vol.1. Salem, 
 
 1866. 8° 9-900 
 
 American notes. C. Dickens . . . 26''-143,4 
 American notes, change for 18-3649 ; and 33-932 
 American oratory ; or, selections from the speeches 
 of eminent Americans. Compiled by a mem- 
 ber of the Philadelphia bar. Phil., 1836. 80 
 
 2-925 
 
 American pharmaceutical association. Proceedings, 
 with constitution and roll of members. (10th, 
 13th and 15th annual meetings.) Phil., 1862 
 
 -7. 8° 10-299 
 
 American philosophical society. Transactions. Vols. 
 1&6. Phil., 1789, 1809. 2 v. 4° 11-503 
 
 — Same, N. S. Vol. 2. Phil., 1825. 4" 11-504 
 
 — Catalogue of the library. Phil., 1824. 8" 21-466 
 American photographs. J. M. E. and M. Turnbull 
 
 26»'-566 
 
 American phrenological journal and miscellany. V. 
 1-3. Phil., 1839. 8» . . 10-613 
 
 American pomological society. Transactions. Ses- 
 sions 2d, 3d, 6th, 7th, and 9th. Phil., 1852- 
 
 '62. 8" 4-298 
 
 American Presbyterian and theological review. N. 
 
 S. Vols. 3-5. N. Y., 1865-7. 8" 32-1764 
 
 American printer. T. MacKellar . 21-75 
 
 American publisher's circular and literary gazette. 
 
 [Afterwards Am. 1. g. and p. c] Octavo 
 
 series. V. 1-10. Phil., 1863-'68. 8" 21-293 
 
 American quarterly church review and ecclesiastical 
 
 register. Vols. 17-9. N. Y. 1865-'9. 2 v. 
 
 8° 32-1814 
 
 American quarterly register and magazine. Con- 
 ducted by James'Stryker. Vols. 3 & 4. Phil. , 
 
 1848 17-7 
 
 American quarterly review. From March, 1827, to 
 
 Dec, 1837. Phil. 22 v. 8» . 17-6 
 
 American railroad journal and mechanics' magazine. 
 
 _N. S. Vols. 1-7. N. Y., 1837-'41. 8» 6-73 
 
 American register, the ; or, general repository of 
 
 history, politics, and science. Phil., 1807-'10. 
 
 6v. 8» 29«-237 
 
 American register ; or, summary review of history, 
 politics, and literature. Phil., 1817. 2 v. 8° 
 
 29^-212 
 
 American register. See Literary magazine 17-107 
 American remembrancer. J. Ilardie , 29^-11 
 
 American republic. O. A. Brownson 26^720 
 
 . American review. A Whig journal of politics, liter- 
 ature, art, and science. Vols. 1-9, 11, 14, 16. 
 N. Y., 1845-52. 8» . . . 17-11 
 
 American revolution. Songs and ballads of. F. 
 Moore, (ed.) .... 23-389 
 
 American scrap book, the ; and magazine of U. S. 
 literature. Vols. 1-3. L. 1861-'2. 4° 17-516 
 American slave code. W. Goodell . 2-672 
 
 American slavery and finance. R. J. Walker 1-196 
 American state papers — documents, legislative and 
 executive, of the Congress of the U. S. Edited 
 under the authority of Congress. Finances, 
 V. 4-5, (1822-'8 ;) foreign relations, v. 5-6, 
 (1818-'28 ;) military affairs, v. 3-7, (1823-'38 ;) 
 naval afRxirs, v. 2-4, (1824-'36 ;) public lands, 
 V. 4-8, (1824-'37.) W. 1858-'61. 17 v., f 
 
 26M300 
 
 American statesman. A. W. Young . 26"-444 
 American system, the; or, the effects of high duties. 
 With remarks on the late annual treasury re- 
 port. B., 1828. 8" . . . 1-141 
 
 — Young, A. W. History of . . 3-265 
 
 — See Free trade, and Protection. 
 Americans' own book. J. P. Bigelow 2-545 
 American union, the. J. Speuce . 26''-994 
 
AMERICAN. 
 
 15 
 
 ANATOMY. 
 
 American weekly messenger ; or, register of state 
 papers, history, and politics. V. 1, 2. Phil., 
 1814, '15. 8° . . . . 17-135 
 
 Americanisms. Bartlett, J. R. Dictionary of 22-369 
 
 — Elwyn, A. L. Glossary of supposed 22-83 
 — Pickering, J. Vocabulary . . 22-199 
 Americans. Cooper, J. F. Travelling bachelor 
 
 26''-169 
 
 Amerika-Miide, der. F. Kiirnberger . 34-534 
 
 Amerique devant 1' Europe V. Le c'te A. de Gas- 
 
 parin 34r-4529 
 
 Ames, F. Works. With a selection from his speeches 
 
 and correspondence. Ed. by S. Ames. B., 
 
 1854. 2 V. 8» . . . . 30-785 
 Ames, J. Catalogue of English heads ; or, an ac- 
 count of about two thousand prints. L., 
 1748. 8° 5-496 
 
 — Typographical antiquities : being an historical 
 
 account of printing in England ; with some 
 memoirs of ancient printers, and a register of 
 the books printed by them from 1471 to 1600. 
 With appendix concerning Scotland and Ire- 
 land. L., 1749. 4» . . . 21-295 
 
 Amherst, J. A. Ireland as it is. F.'s S. D. Vol. 
 15 24-221 
 
 Amherst college. Catalogue of library. Amh., 
 
 1855. 8" 21-383 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Reminiscences . 13-112 
 Amherst, N. TerriE Filius ; or, the secret history 
 
 of the University of Oxford ; with remarks 
 
 on "University education, by R. Newton." 
 
 3d ed. L., 1754 .... 13-11 
 
 Ami des enfants et adolescents. A. Berquin 
 
 34-4596 
 
 Ami Frits, 1'. Erckmann — Chatrian . 34-4416 
 Amicus curise. Criticisms on the bar . 2-295 
 Aminta. T. Tasso .... 34-2502 
 Among the guerrillas. J. R. Gilmore . 18-1783 
 Among the masses. D. Maccoll . . 32-2324 
 Among the pines. J. R. Gilmore . . 18-1780 
 Amoor river, Atkinson, T. W. Upper and lower 
 28^-356 
 
 — Collins, P. M. Voyage down the . 28^-339 
 
 — Ravestein, E. G. Russians rm the . 28''-389 
 
 — Tilley, H. A. Japan and the . . 29''-192 
 Amoreux, F. d'. Cleopatre. L'Euxinetles Argon- 
 auts. B. & L., 1855 . . . 34-5276 
 
 — Les diamants. N. Y., 1860. 8<> . 34r-4619 
 
 — Les nuits de Rome. P., 1853 . 34-5277 
 Amory, T. Life of John Buncle. L., 1770. 4 v. 
 
 in 2 18-4063 
 
 Amory, T. C. Life of James Sullivan ; with select 
 
 writings. B., 1859. 2 v. 8° . 30-1104 
 Amos, A. Four lectures on the advantages of a 
 
 classical education, L., 1846. 8» 13-12 
 
 — The great oyer of poisoning : the trial of the 
 
 Earl of Somerset for the poisoning of Sir T. 
 Overbury. L., 1846. 8" . . 27»-12 
 
 — Martial and the modems. Cam., 1858. 8" 
 
 22-906 
 
 — Observations on the statutes of the reformation 
 
 Parliament in the reign of Henry VIII. L., 
 
 1859. 8" 27''-13 
 
 Amour, de 1'. H. Beyle . . . 34-3822 
 Amour, 1'. J. Michelet . . . 34^3534 
 
 Amour comme il est, 1'. A. Houssaye . 34-3398 
 Amour dans le mariage, 1'. F.* P. G. Guizot 
 
 34-3382 
 
 Amour dans Tavenir, un. J. Mery . 34-5311 
 Amour de reine, un. C. Robert . . 34-5247 
 Amour en zigzag, 1'. A. Cournet . . 34-5226 
 Amour, et la mort, 1'. L. Ulbach . . 34-4186 
 Amoureux de Pierrefonds, les. H. De Kock 34-4668 
 Amoureux de Rimini, les. A. Meray . 34-4683 
 Amours de Paris, les. P. Feval . . 34-3325 
 Amours de Victor Bonsenne. F. Soulie 34-3767 
 Amours d'un fou. X. de Montepin . 34-3565 
 Amours d'un Hercule, les. S. Lapointe 34-4682 
 Ampere, J. J. Les commeucemens de la liberie a 
 Rome. 8° 34-4660 
 
 Ampere, J. J. La Grece, Rome, et Dante — Etudes 
 litteraires. 3'me ed. P., 1859 . 34-3023 
 
 — Litterature, voyages, et poesies. P., 1850 
 
 34-3021 
 
 — Promenade en Amerique. P., 1860. 2 v. 8° 
 
 34-4501 
 
 Amphibians. Swainson, W. Natural history of 
 
 9-637 
 
 Amusements. Adams, W. H. D. Round about 
 our coal fire 20-150 
 
 — Adams, W. T. Sports and pastimes 20-205 
 
 — Bellew, F. Art of amusing . . 20-192 
 
 — Clarke, C. Many happy returns . 20-323 
 
 — Girls' own treasury .... 33-871 
 
 — Household A 20-184 
 
 — Martin, W. Book of sports, games, and athletic 
 
 exercises 20-193 
 
 — Mystic wreath 20-197 
 
 — Root, N. W. T. School A. . . 13-190 
 
 — Sawyer, F. W. Plea for . . 20-467 
 
 — Secret out, the .... 20-204 
 
 — Smith, H. Festivals, games , . 20-465 
 
 — Sociable, the 20-210 
 
 — Thomason, E. R. Fashionable . 32-1834 
 
 — Vincent, M. R. Christian training . 32-2309 
 
 — See Acrostics ; Dramas, amateur ; Games ; Gym- 
 
 nastics ; Sports. 
 Amy Carr. C. Chesebro' . . . 18-634 
 
 Amy Denbrook. A life drama. By the author of 
 Smiles and frowns . . . 18-3919 
 Amy Herbert. Miss E. M. Sewell . 18-2805 
 Amymone. E. Lynn .... 18-1959 
 Amyas Leigh. C. Kingsley . . . 18-1752 
 An de mariage. E. Curlen . . . 34-4018 
 Anabasis; or expedition of Cyrus. Xenophon 
 
 28''-133 
 
 Anacharsis, voyage en Grece. J. J. Barthelemy 
 
 34-4504 and 4871 
 
 — Travels in Greece .... 27''-52 
 Anacreon, odes. Trans, by T. Moore. Vol. 1 of 
 
 23-345 
 
 Anagrams. H. B. Wheatley . . . 22-1278 
 Anahuac ; or, Mexico and the Mexicans. E. B. 
 
 Taylor 26^-485 
 
 Anaasthetics. See Ether, Chloroform, Nitrous oxide. 
 Analectic mag. See Literary gazette . 17-008 
 
 Analogy of religion, natural and revealed. J. Butler 
 
 32-41 and 42 
 
 Analysis, chemical. See Chemistry. 
 Analysis, mathematical. See Mathematics. 
 Analyst, the. W. A. Jones . . . 33-878 
 
 Analytical geometry. See Geometry. 
 Anam. Modern traveller . . . 29''-272 
 Anastasis. G. Bush .... 32-39 
 
 Anastasius. T. Hope .... 18-1493 
 Anatomical museum of the University of Pennsyl- 
 vania, catalogue of. W. E. Horner 10-59 
 Anatomical museum of the Boston society for medi- 
 cal improvement. Catalogue. B. S. Jackson 
 
 . 10-480 
 
 Anatomy. Abernethy, J. Anatomy, surgery, and 
 pathology 10-1 
 
 — Bell, C. Engravings of the arteries 10-785 
 The brain — engravings . . 10-1008 
 
 — Bell, J. Engravings of the bones 10-13 
 
 — Fergusson, W. Progress . . 10-777 
 
 — Gray, H. Descriptive and surgical 10-1007 
 
 — Horner, W. E. Special and general 10-576 
 
 — Humphry, G. L. Foot and hand . 10-248 
 
 — Leidy, J. Human . . . 10-361 
 
 — Ludlow, J. L. Manual of examinations 10-375 
 
 — Morton, S. G. Illust. system of human anatomy 
 
 10-362 
 
 — Norton, A. T. Osteology . . 10-738 
 
 — Quain et al. Human ^ • . 10-358 
 
 — Smith, J. V. C. Class-book . . 10-677 
 
 — Wistar, C. System for students, remodeled by 
 
 J. Pancoast .... 10-541 
 
 — Kolliker, A. Human microscopic 10-231 
 
 — Maclise, J. Surgical . . . 10-462 
 
ANATOMY. 
 
 16 
 
 ANDERSSOK 
 
 Anatomy and physiology. Alcott, W. A. House 
 I live in 10-3 
 
 — Draper, J. C. A., p., and hygiene 10-588 
 
 — Gove, M. S. Lectures to women . 10-51 
 
 — Ruscheuberger, W. S. W. . . 9-619 
 
 — Lambert, T. S. Human a., p., and hygiene 
 
 10-197 
 
 — Swedenborg, E. The economy of the animal 
 
 kingdom . ... 10-817 
 
 — Todd, R. Cyclopaedia . . . 10-457 
 
 — See Microscope; Crania; Physiology; Medicine. 
 Anatomy and philosophy of expression. Sir C. Bell 
 
 5-116 
 
 Anatomy of melancholy. R. Burton . 33-284, 5 
 Anatomy of suicide. F. Winslow . 10-622 
 
 Anatomy of the external forms of man. J. Fau 
 
 5-223 
 
 Auburey, T. Travels through tlie interior of Amer- 
 ica. L., 1789 . . . . 26''-612 
 Ancelot, Mme. M. Georgine. P., 1856 34-4004 
 
 — Neud de Ruban. P., 1857 . . 34-4006 
 
 — Une route sans issue — un mystere douloureux. 
 
 P., 1857 34-4005 
 
 — Les salons de Paris — foyers 6teints. 2'me ed., 
 
 P., 1858 34-4007 
 
 Anchors. Cotsell, G. Treatise on . 6-583 
 
 Ancien regime et la revolution, 1'. A. de Tocque- 
 
 ville 34-4505 
 
 Ancient church. W. B. Killen . . 32-843 
 
 Ancient cities and empires. E. H. Gillett 28^-256 
 Ancient Danish ballads. R. C. A. Prior 23-616 
 Ancient empires : their origin, succession, and re- 
 sults. With a preliminary view of the unity 
 and first migrations of mankind. London. 
 
 8° 29«-148 
 
 Ancient history. See Histoiy, ancient. 
 Ancient lyre. C. Zeuner . . . 5-1016 
 
 Ancient monuments of the Mississippi valley. Squier, 
 E. G., and H. Davis. 11-502 v. 1, and 26»-1202 
 Ancient regime. G. P. R. James . . 18-1603 
 Ancient sea margins. R. Chambers . 9-216 
 
 Ancient world. D. T. Ansted . . 9-203 
 
 Ancren riwle. Camden soc. pub. v. 57 27"-195 
 
 Ancres brisees — La C'sse de la Tour-du-Pin 34-3926 
 Andalucia, summer in . . . . 27^04 
 Andaman islanders. Mouat, F. J. Adventures and 
 researches among . . . 28''-423 
 
 Anderdon, W. H. Antoine de Bonneval 18-3887 
 
 — The Catholic crusoe. Adventures of O. Evans, 
 
 ■ Esq 18-3954 
 
 Andersen, H. C. Ahasverus. L., 1847 34-604 
 
 — Aus Herz und Welt. L . . . 34-605 
 
 — Bilderbuch ohne bilder. 5««aufl. L.,1854 34-612 
 
 — Blanche the Huguenot . . . 18-150 
 
 — Contes trad, par Soldi. Notice. P., 1856 34-3024 
 
 — Eines dichter's bazar. L., 1847 . 34r-607 
 
 — Dramatische schriflen. L., 1847 . 34-606 
 
 — Fairy tales 18-142 
 
 — Gesammelte gedichte. L., 1847 . 34-608 
 
 — Gesammelte historien. L. . . . 34-609 
 
 — The ice maiden and other tales . 18-143 
 
 — Der improvisator. L., 1849 . . 34-610 
 
 — The improvisatore .... 18-3600 
 
 — InSchweden. L., 1851 . . . 34-615 
 
 — In Spain. Trans, by Mrs. Bushby. L., 1864 
 
 27''-700 
 
 — Marchen. L., 1849 . . . . 34-611 
 
 — Marchen meines lebens. L., 1848 . 34-612 
 
 — The mud-king's daughter . . 18-3784 
 
 — Neue marchen 34-604 
 
 — Nur ein geiger. L., 1849 . . 34^613 
 
 — O. Z. L., 1849 . . . . 34-614 
 
 — Only a fiddler; and 0. T. Trans, by Mary 
 
 Howitt 18-3830 
 
 — Reiseschatten. 2'«4iufl. L., 1858 . 34r-615 
 
 — Sand-hills of Jutland . . . 18-145 
 
 — Sein Oder nicht sein. L., 1857 . 34-616 
 
 — Story book 18-146 
 
 — To be, or not to be ? Trans, by Mrs, Bushby 
 
 18-148 
 
 Andersen. H. C. True story of my life. A sketch. 
 Trans, by M. Howitt. B., 1847 . 30-23 
 
 — What the moon saw ; and other tales. Trans. 
 
 by H. C. Dulcken. Lond., 1806 . 18-141 
 
 — Wonderful tales from Denmark . 18-149 
 
 — Die zwei baronessen. L., 1848 . 34-617 
 Anderson, Adam. Origin of Commerce. Continued 
 
 by Coombe. Dublin, 1790. 6 v. 8° 1-3 
 
 — Same. L., 1764. f> . . . 1-523 
 Anderson, jEneas. Journal of a secret expedition 
 
 under Lieut. -Gen. Pigot. L., 1802. 4" 28''-903 
 
 Anderson, C. Annals of the English bible. L., 
 
 1845. 2v. 8» . . . . 32-753 
 
 Anderson, F. Zenaida .... 18-139 
 
 Anderson, F. L. M. Seven months residence in 
 
 Russian Poland in 1863. L., 1864 27^-701 
 
 Anderson, J. C. The Roman city of Uriconium at 
 
 Wroxeter, Salop. L., 1867 . 27^25 
 
 Anderson, Jas. Present state of the Hebrides, and 
 
 western coasts of Scotland— the substance of 
 
 a report to the lords of the treasury. Dublin, 
 
 1786. 8» ■ 27»-100 
 
 Anderson, Rev. Jas. The ladies of the covenant. 
 Memoirs of distinguished Scottish female 
 characters. N. Y., 1851 . . 32-329 
 
 — Memorable women of the puritan times. L., 
 
 1862. 2v. . . . . . 30-1404 
 
 Anderson, Jas. S. M. History of the church of 
 England in the colonies and foreign depend- 
 encies. 2d ed. L., 1856. 3 v. . 32-1783 
 
 Anderson, John. History of Edinburgh, with brief 
 notices of eminent or remarkable individuals. 
 E., 1856. 8° .... 27''-1300 
 
 Anderson, John. Story of the life of John Ander- 
 son, the fugitive slave. Edited by Harper 
 Twelvetrees. L., 1863 . . 30-1466 
 
 Anderson, John, D. D. Course of creation. Cin., 
 1851 9-203 
 
 — Dura den. A monograph of the yellow sand- 
 
 stone and its remarkable fossil remains. E., 
 
 1859. 8° 9-201 
 
 Anderson, Rev. John. Wanderings in the land of 
 
 Israel and through the wilderness of Sinai in 
 
 1850-'51. Glasg. . . . 28f-577 
 
 Anderson, Jos. Bible light from Bible lands. N. 
 
 Y., 1856 . r . . . 33-603 
 
 Anderson, P. The English in Western India. 2d 
 
 ed. L., 1856. 8» . . . 28M68 
 Anderson, R. Observations upon the Peloponnesus 
 
 and Greek islands in 1829. B., 1830 27''-53 
 
 — The Hawaiian islands ; their progress and con- 
 
 dition under missionary labors. B., 1864. 8° 
 32-1515 
 
 Anderson, T. Elements of agricultural chemistry. 
 Ed., 1860 4-134 
 
 Anderson, Wm. Genealogy and surnames : with 
 some heraldic and biographical notices. Edin., 
 1865. 80 22-304 
 
 Anderson, Wm. (ed.) Glimpses of nature, science, 
 and art for the young. Edin. . 33-1284 
 
 Anderson, W^m. Practical mercantile letter-writer. 
 A collection of modern letters of business. 
 N. Y., 1859 .... 1-108 
 
 Anderson, Wm. (Colonel.) Mode of manufactur- 
 ing gunpowder at the Ishapore mills in Ben- 
 gal. L., 1862. 8° . . . 6-553 
 
 Anderson, Wm. (reporter.) The poor of Edinburgh 
 and their homes. Ed., 1867 . 2-493 
 
 Anderson, Rev. Wm. Self-made men. L., 1861 
 30-1334' 
 
 Anderson, Wm. See Hall, Newman. 
 
 Andersonville. Hamlin, A. C. Martyria 26"-837 
 
 — Jones, Jos. Investigations, See Flint, A. [ed, ] 
 
 10-806 
 
 — List of Pennsylvania soldiers buried at 36'»-u. p. 
 
 — Spencer, A. Narrative . . . 26"-814 
 
 — See Prisons ; and United States, war of 1861-'5. 
 Anderssen, A. See Dufresne, J. 
 
 Andeisson, C. J. Okavango river. N. Y., 1861. 
 8v 28"-381 
 
ANDERSSON. 
 
 17 
 
 ANGELL. 
 
 Audersson, C. J. Lake Ngami; or, explorations 
 and discoveries in southwestern Africa. N. 
 Y., 1857. 8 V 28''-233 
 
 Andes. Brand, C. Voyage to Peru, 1827 26''-ll 
 
 — Head, F. B. Rough notes. (1827) 26''-47 
 
 — Hohou, J. F. Twenty months in the 26''-320 
 
 — Rickard, F. I. Mining journey . 26''-451 
 Andover, Mass., history of. A. Abbot . 26»-630 
 Andre, 6. G. Classical French grammar. L., 1866 
 
 22-6 
 
 Andre, J. Biddle, C. J. The case of Major Andre. 
 [Vol. 6 of Penn. Hist. Soc. Memoirs] 26M37 
 
 — Sargent, W. Life and career of . 30-1332 
 Andre. M'me A. A. Dudevant . . 34-3704 
 Andre le Savoyard. C. P. de Kock . 34-4834 
 Andrea Delfin. P. Heyse . , . 18-1395 
 Andreas Hofer. Mrs. C. Mundt . . 18-4050 
 Andree de Taverney. A. Dumas . . 18-922 
 Andrew, J. A. Brown, A. G. jr. Life of 30-2368 
 Andrew, W. P. The Indus and its provinces ; their 
 
 political and commercial importance. L., 8» 
 1-289 
 
 Andrews, — . Via Media. Is the P. E. church the 
 middle way between the Romish and non- 
 Episcopal churches ? Phil., 1847. 8° 32-1291 
 
 Andrews, A. The eighteenth century ; or, illustra- 
 tions of the manners and customs of our 
 grandfathers. L., 1856 . . 27^-21 
 
 — History of British journalism, L., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 22-907 
 
 Andrews, C. C. Digest of the opinions of the attor- 
 neys general of the U. S., with references to 
 leading decisions of the supreme court. W., 
 1857. 8° 2-218 
 
 — History of the campaign of Mobile. N. Y., 
 
 1867. 8° 26''-855 
 
 — Minnesota and Dacotah. W., 1857 26''-317 
 Andrews, E. A. Copious and critical Latin-English 
 
 lexicon, founded on the larger Latin-German 
 lexicon of Dr. W. Freund, with additions and 
 corrections. N. Y., 1857. R S« 22-398 
 
 — Leisure hours. B., 1844 . . . 33-3 
 
 — Slavery, and the domestic slave-trade in the U. 
 
 S. B., 1836 . . . . 2-510 
 
 Andrews, E. A. and S. Stoddard. Grammar of the 
 Latin language, for the use of schools and col- 
 leges. B., 1865 .... 22-7 
 Andrews, G. H. Modern husbandry; a practical 
 and scientific treatise on agriculture. L., 1853. 
 8° 4-79 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on agricultural engineer- 
 
 ing. L.,1853. 3v. . . . 4-202 
 
 Andrews, I. W. Why is allegiance due ? and where 
 
 is it due? — an address. Cine, 1863. 8" 
 
 26'^975 
 
 Andrews, Jas. P. History of Great Britain con- 
 nected with chronology of Europe. L., 1794. 
 4» 27»-4033 
 
 Andrews, John. History of the war with America, 
 France, Spain, and Holland, (1 775-' 83.) L., 
 1785. 4v. 8° , , . . 26''-4 
 
 Andrews, L, Dictionary of the Hawaiian language ; 
 with an English-Hawaiian vocabulary and a 
 chronological table. Honolulu, 1865. 8" 22-9 
 
 Andrews, Samuel J. The life of our Lord upon the 
 earth, in its historical, chronological, and geo- 
 graphical relations. N. Y. 1862. 8» 32-1009 
 
 Andrews, Sidney. The south since the war. B., 
 1866 26''-560 
 
 Andrews, S. P. Discoveries in Chinese orthe sym- 
 bolism of the primitive characters of the 
 Chinese system of writing. N. Y., 1854 
 22-404 
 
 Andrews, W. S. Illustrations of the West Indies. 
 [Vol. I. contains sailing directions for the 
 Caribbean sea, gulf of Mexico, and Florida. ] 
 L. 2 V. ob. 4» . . . . 26''-1012 
 
 Andrieux, P, G. J, S, Les 6tourdis ; Le reve du 
 mari ; Anaximandre, C. A. C, v. 7 34-3138 
 
 Andromaque. J. Racine . . . 34-3124 
 
 33-953 
 34-3111 
 
 Andromeda, and other poems. C. Kingsley 23-464 
 Andros, A. C. Pen and pencil sketches of a holi- 
 day scamper in Spain. L,, 1860 27'^-592 
 Ane a M, Martin, 1'. C. P. de Kock . 34-4801 
 Ane mort, 1'. J. Janin . . . 84-3424 
 Anecdote biography. J. Timbs . . 30-1263 
 Anecdotes. Rev. J. Adams . . 33-903 
 
 — Addison, Mr. [Pseud.] . . 33-975 
 
 — for the family , . . . 33-672 
 
 — and sayings of Dr. Johnson , . 30-272 
 
 — Arvine, K. Literature and fine arts 33-377 
 
 — Beloe, W. A. of literature and scarce books 
 
 21-140 
 
 — Bigelow, L. J. Bench and bar . 30-1974 
 
 — Bourne, W. O. Fables illustrated by facts 
 
 18-4010 
 
 — Chambers, R. [ed.] Book of days 
 
 — Chamfort, S. R. N . 
 
 — Coleman,' G. Circle of anecdote and wit 38-121 
 
 — Hogg, J. A. of Sir Walter Scott , 30-481 
 
 — Ireland, W. H. Napoleon . . 80-387 
 
 — Keddie, W. Literary and scientific 33-126 
 
 — King, W. A. of his own time . 83-11 
 
 — Kirkland, P. Commercial and business 1-187 
 _ _ War of the rebellion . . 26^-854 
 
 — Krasinski, H. Private . . . 29»-104 
 
 — Malcolm, J. P. Manners and history of Europe. 
 
 1665-1711 27»-3493 
 
 — Malone, E. Prior's selections . 30-1237 
 
 — Marie-Antoinette, Louis XVI. et la famille 
 
 royale 34-3510 
 
 — Martin, C. W. A. historiques . 84-5172 
 
 — Mathews, Mrs. Friends for the fireside 83-123 
 
 — Moore, F. A. and incidents of the war 26»-804 
 
 — Oxberry, W. Histrionic . . 30-1299 
 
 — Percy, S. & R 33-800 
 
 — Seward, W. Distinguished persons 30-809 
 
 — Sinclair, C. Kaleidoscope . , 33-122 
 
 — Spence, J, Books and men , , 33-343 
 
 — Spooner, S. Painters, engravers, sculptors, and 
 
 architects, and curiosities of art . 5-62 
 
 — Tavern anecdotes , , . . 33-125 
 
 — Thiebault, Baron de. Frederick the great and 
 
 his court 30-179 
 
 — Timbs, J. Century of . . . 33-1145 
 
 — See Jest books ; Table talk. 
 Anecdotes, moral and religious. 
 
 — Arvine, K. Cyclopaedia . . 32-761 
 
 — Christian missions .... 32-11 
 
 — Gathered treasures .... 33-869 
 
 — Guthrie, T. Platform sayings . 88-90 
 
 — Lambeth and the Vatican , . 32-123 
 
 — Noble deeds of the great and brave 30-1572 
 
 — Old chest 38-634 
 
 — Sadlier, Mrs. J. Catholic . . 32-2305 
 
 — Spurgeon, C. H 82-2190 
 
 — Starling, E. Noble deeds of woman 80-498 
 
 — Whitecross, J 88-532 
 
 Anecdotes of animals. Brown, T. . . 9-519,20 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G 9-682 
 
 — Jesse, E. Dogs .... 20-388 
 
 — Lee, Mrs. R 9-666 
 
 — Wood, J. 6. Sketches and a. . 9-662,3 
 
 — See Animals. 
 
 Anemones. Gosse, P. H. British sea . 9-554 
 
 Anent the North American continent , 26"-! COS 
 Aner's return. A. S. Hoermann . . 18-3964 
 Ange Pitou. A. Dumas . . • 34r-8229 
 Angel and demon. T. S. Arthur . . 18-167 
 
 Angel in the house. C. Patmore . . 23-408 
 
 Angel of the household. T. S. Arthur . 18-168 
 
 Angel of the iceberg. J. Todd . . 18-8244 
 Angel world, and other poems. P. J. Bailey 28-276 
 Angela. Mrs. A. Marsh . . . 18-2100 
 Angelique et Jeanneton. Pigault-Lebrun 34-4809 
 Angell, Jas. B. Hand-book of French literature ; 
 historical, biographical and critical. P., 1857 
 ... . . . 22-910 
 
 Angell, John. Stenography; or, short-hand im- 
 proved. L., [1758]. 8» . . 22-10 
 
 3 
 
ANGELO. 
 
 18 
 
 ANNE. 
 
 Ans^elo, C. A. Sketches of travel in Oregon and 
 Idaho. N. Y., 1866 . . . 26b-571 
 Angelo, H. Pic-nic ; or, table-talk ; including num- 
 erous recollections of public characters. L., 
 
 1834. 80 33-984 
 
 Angelo, M. See Buonarroti. 
 
 Angelo Sanmartino .... 18-151 
 
 Angels. Whately, R. Scripture revelations 32-602 
 Angels' song. C. B. Tayler . . . 18-3150 
 Anges de bont6. M. A. Blanchard . 34-4294 
 Anges du foyer. £. Souvestre . . 34-3778 
 Anglais amoureux. A. Paul . . . 34-4139 
 Anglais et Chinois. J. Mery . ' . 34-4120 
 
 Angleterre (1') comparee a la France. P., 1851 
 
 . 34-4204 
 
 Angling. Anderdon, J. L. The river dove 20-450 
 
 — Best, T. Art of a 20-311 
 
 — Cotton, C. Trout and grayling . 20-504 
 
 — Fisher, P. Angler's souvenir . 20-351 
 
 — Fitzgibbon, E. Hand-book. By Ephemera 
 
 20-380 
 
 — Hofland, T. C. British angler's manual 20-381 
 
 — Ronalds, A. Fly-fisher's entomology 20-453 
 
 — Wade, H. Halcyon . . . 20-491 
 
 — Walton, I. Complete angler . . 20-504 
 
 — See Fishing. 
 
 Angling literature, historical sketches of. R. Blakey 
 
 ^ . 22-937 
 
 Anglo-American, the. A journal of literature, news, 
 
 politics and the drama. Vols. 4-6. N. Y., 
 
 1844-5. 40 17-509 
 
 Anglo-American literature and manners. P. Chasles 
 
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 Anglo-Indian life. C. Grant [?] . . 28»'-388,98 
 Anglo-Saxon chronicle, according to the several 
 
 original authorities. Ed., with trans., by B. 
 
 Thorpe. L., 1861. 2 v. 8» . 27''-27 
 
 — Ancient history exemplified in a dissection of. 
 
 L., 1830 27»-28 
 
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 Anglo-Saxon church. Lingard, J. Antiquities 32-129 
 
 — Soames, H. Hist, and revenues . 32-1797 
 Anglo-Saxon home. J. Thrupp . . 27''-1149 
 Anglo-Saxon language and literature. Barnes, W. 
 
 Se Gefylsta : A first-class book , 22-32 
 
 — Beowulf. Poems. Ed. by B. Thorpe 22-929 
 
 — Boethius. Alfred's version and English trans. 
 
 15-176 
 
 — Bosworth, J. A.-S. and English dictionary 
 
 22-43 
 
 — Conybeare, J. J. Illustrations of A.-S. poetry 
 
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 — Gospels. Ed. by B. Thorpe . . 32-1176 
 
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 — Petheram, J. Progress and present state of A.- 
 
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 — Shute, S. M. Manual for beginners 22-224 
 
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 Anglo-Saxons. Miller, T. History . 27»-845 
 
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 Angus, J. Hand-book of the English tongue, for 
 
 the use of students. L., 1862 . 22-405 
 
 — The voluntary system — reply to Dr. Chalmers 
 
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 32-1906 
 
 Animal heat. T. Spencer . . . 10-376 
 Animal kingdom. F. Cuvier . . 9-529 
 
 — Jones, T. R. Organization . . 9-571 
 Animal life. Agassiz, L. Structure of 9-675 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. Studies in . . 9-578 
 Animal economy. Hunter, J. Observations 9-724 
 Animal physiology. See Physiology 
 Animalculae. Catlow, A. Drops of water 9-526 
 
 — Mantell, G. A. Thoughts on a. . 9-583 
 
 — Pritchard, A. T. Infusoria . . 9-607 
 
 — Sanders, J. M. The crystal sphere 9-1033 
 
 Animals. Allen, R. L. History of domestic a. 
 4-149 
 
 — Bingley, W. Animal biography . 9-513 
 
 — Broderip, W. J. Leaves from the note-book of 
 
 a naturalist 9-509 
 
 — Brown, T. Popular natural history 9-520 
 
 — Catton, C, Jr. Thirty-six animals drawn from 
 
 nature 9-1241 
 
 — Clark, M. J. Mind in nature . . 9-674 
 
 — Gamgee, J. Our domestic a. . 4-152 
 
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 — Hall, Mrs. S. C. Animal sagacity . 9-699 
 
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 — Low, D. Domesticated a. of Great Britain 4-95 
 
 — Mennier, V. Les animaux a metamorphoses 
 
 34-4610 
 
 — Morris, F. O. Sagacity and character 9-713 
 
 — Mushet, D. Wrongs of the animal world 15-329 
 
 — Reason why — natural history . 9-647 
 
 — Roberts, M. Domesticated a. . 9-617 
 
 — Sayings and doings of . . . 9-627 
 
 — Swainson, W. A. and menageries 9-636 
 
 Habits and instincts . . . 9-638 
 
 Geography and classification of 9-642 
 
 — Thompson, E. P. Passions of a. . 9-693 
 
 — Timbs, J. Strange stories . . 9-716 
 
 — Vasey, Mrs. G. Natural historian . 9-650 
 
 — Watson, J. S. Reasoning power of 9-698 
 Animals and plants, variation of. C. Darwin 9-919 
 Anjou, L. A. History of the reformation in Sweden. 
 
 From the Swedish, by H. M. Mason. N. Y., 
 
 1859 32-834 
 
 Anley, C. Influence .... 18-152 
 
 Anna, the daughter at home . . . 18-154 
 
 Anna Clayton ; or, the mother's trial . 18-153 
 
 Anna Clayton ; or, the inquirer after truth. F. M. 
 
 Dimmick 18-3783 
 
 Anna Hammer. Temme . . . 18-1198 
 Anna Ross. Grace Kennedy . . 18-1728 
 Annales d' hygiene publique et de medecine legale. 
 
 P., 1829-'53. 50 V. 8» . . 34-4900 
 
 — Deuxieme serie. v. 1,2, 5, 7-16, 28-9. P., 1854 
 
 -'68. 15 V. 8» . . . . 34-4901 
 Annales typographic^ M. Maittaire . 21-328 
 
 Annals of a quiet neighborhood. G. MacDonald 
 
 18-3802 
 
 Annals of congress. See Debates and proceedings. 
 
 Annals of Great Britain, from the ascension of George 
 
 III. to the peace of Amiens. E., 1807. 3 v. 
 
 27'^30 
 
 Annals of military and naval surgery, and tropical 
 medicine and hygiene. Vol. 1. L., 1863 
 
 10-415 
 
 Annals of the American pulpit. W. B. Sprague 
 
 30-933 
 
 Annals of the army of the Cumberland. John Fitch 
 26»-525 
 
 — Selections from the same . . 26*-511 
 Annals of tlie English stage. J. Doran 24-123 
 Annals of the parish. J. Gait . . 18-1132 
 Annals of the poor. L.Richmond . 18-2648 
 Annals of the rescued. J. B. Wightman 2-1054 
 Annals of the sixth Pennsylvania cavalry. S. L. 
 
 Gracey 26M010 
 
 Annals of the wars of the eighteenth century. E. 
 
 Cust 29--127 
 
 Annan, W. Difficulties of Arminian methodism ; a 
 
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 Phila., 1861 32-1382 
 
 Annandale, T. Malformations, diseases and injuries 
 
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 Anne of Austria. Freer, M. Married life 27"-1718 
 
 Regency 27'^1719 
 
 — Motteville, M'me de. Anne d' Autriche et sa 
 
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 Memoirs 27«-1825 
 
 Anne of Great Britain. Boyer, A. Life and reign 
 27-^038 
 
ANNE. 
 
 Ifl 
 
 ANTIQUARY. 
 
 Anne of Great Britain. Strickland, A. [Lives of the 
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 — Thomson, Mrs. A. T. Court of . 30-346 
 Anne, T. La reine de Paris. Episode du temps de 
 
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 Anne of Geierstein. Sir W. Scott . . 18-2752 
 Annee litteraire et dramatique. G. Vapereau 34-3880 
 Annee musicale. P. Scudo . . . 34-3748 
 Annee scientifique. L. Figuier . . 35-5434 
 Annie Grayson. Mrs. N. P. Lasselle . 18-1810 
 Anniversary calendar, natal book, and universal 
 
 mirror. L., 1832. 2 v. 8» . 29«-183 
 Annuaire de 1' instruction publique pour 1' an. 18Q1. 
 
 P 34-5396 
 
 Annuaire des deux mondes. Histoire generale des 
 
 divers etats. P., 1861-'64. 4 v. 8» 34-4502 
 Annual cyclopfedia, American . , 29^-402 
 Annual of scientific discovery ; or, year book of 
 
 facts in science and art. Edited by D. A. 
 
 Wells and S. Kneeland. B., 1850-'68. 16 v. 
 
 11-259 
 
 Annual register, or a view of the history, politics 
 
 and literature, from 1758-1780, 1782-1803, 
 
 1805-1807, 1864-1865. L., 1795-1866. 47 v. 
 
 8» 29»-213 
 
 Annual reports. See Names of societies, etc. 
 Annual retrospect of public affairs for 1831. B., 1831. 
 
 2 vols 27^-3362 
 
 Annual. Gaunter, H. Oriental a. . 33-317 
 
 — The gift 33-1143 
 
 — Gift of affection .... 33-921 
 
 — Heath's for Ireland, 1837. [See Ritchie, L.] 
 
 27>'-908 
 
 — Lower, M. R. Groombridge's annual reader 
 
 29''-266 
 
 — Percival, E. Souvenir gallery . 33-1142 
 
 — Rough and ready . . . . 26"-927 
 
 — Routledge's every boy's a. [Same as Magazine 
 
 for boys] 17-157 
 
 — Token of friendship . . . 33-1251 
 
 — Tuthill, Mrs. L. C. Mirror of life . 33-1141 
 
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 Annuities. Baily, F. Doctrine of . 1-158 
 
 — Ellis, C. Law of. Vol. 4 of . . 2-55 
 
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 — Morgan, W. Principles and doctrine of 2-66 
 
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 Anonymiana. S. Pegge . . . 33-60 
 
 Another blow for life. G. Godwin . 2-666 
 
 Anquetil, L. P. Histoire de France, jusqu' a la 
 
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 The same, without the continuation. P., 
 
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 Phila., 1806. 8" . . . . 29«-228 
 Ansart, A. J. The spirit of St. Vincent de Paul. 
 
 N. Y., 1868 32-2357 
 
 Ansayrii, the. F. Walpole . . . 28''-294 
 Ansell, C. A treatise on friendly societies. L., 
 
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 Anson's voyage. R. Walter . . . 29^-3, 501 
 Anspach, P. R. The sepulchres of our departed. 
 
 Phila., 1854 32-513 
 
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 Canaan. Phila., 1857. . . 32-681 
 
 Ansted, D. T. Ancient world; or, picturesque 
 
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 — Elementary course of geology, mineralogy and 
 
 physical geography. L., 1850 . 9-204 
 
 — Gold-seeker's manual. L., 1849 . 6-274 
 
 — Great stone book of nature. L., 1863 9-205 
 
 — The Ionian Islands in 1863. L., 1863. 8° 
 
 27''-655 
 
 — Physical geography. L., 1867. 8° 25-173 
 
 Ansted, D. T. Scenery, science and art ; being ex- 
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 1862. 8° 27''-638 
 
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 Anstey, T. C. Plea of the unrepresented commons 
 
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 Anstice, J. Selections from the choric poetry of the 
 
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 Anstie, F. E. Notes on epidemics. Phila., 1866 
 
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 Antarctic regions, voyage in. Sir J. Ross 29''-200 
 Antelme, A. Histoire naturelle des insectes et des 
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 Anthon, C. Classical dictionary: containing an 
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 — New classical dictionary of Greek and Roman 
 
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 27''-3051 
 
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 27»-2128 
 
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 Anthon, C. E. Pilgrimage to Treves, through the 
 
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 Anthon, H. True churchman warned. N. Y., 
 
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 Anthon, J. The law student. N. Y., 1850. 8« 
 
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 Anthracite in the manufacture of iron. W. R. 
 
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 Anthropological review. Vols. 1-5. L., 1863-'7. 
 
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 Anthropological society of London. Memoirs, 1863 
 
 -'6. L. 8° .... 29*-187 
 
 Anthropology. Blumenbach, J. Treatises 9-669 
 
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 Anticipations of the future. In the form of letters 
 from an English resident in the U. S. to the 
 London Times, from 1864 to 1870. Rich- 
 mond, 1860 .... 26'^85 
 Antifanaticism. Martha H. Butts . 18-531 
 Antignostikus. A. Neander . . 32-648 
 An ti- Jacobin, or weekly examiner. 4th ed. L., 
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 Anti-logarithms. Filipowski, H. E. Table 14-15 
 Anti-masonry. See Free masonry. 
 Antipodes, rambles at the . . . 29''-169 
 Antiquarian ramble through the streets of London. 
 J. T. Smith .... 27"-1091 
 Antiquary, the. Sir W. Scott . . 18-2753. 
 
ANTIQUIS. 
 
 20 
 
 AEABIA. 
 
 Antiquis legibus, liber de. Cam. soc's. pub. v. 34 
 27»-195 
 
 Aatiquites d'Herculanum. F. and P. Piranesi 
 34-4975 
 
 Antiquities. Brande, T. Popular a. of Gt. Britain 
 27*-101 
 
 — Fosbroke, T. D. Encyclopaedia . 29'^264 
 
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 Antiquity and nature of man. J. Brodie 9-212 
 
 Antiquity of man. C. Lyell • . . 9-253 
 
 Antiquity of the earth. J. Douglas . 9-1233 
 
 Antisell, T. Manufacture of photogenic or hydro- 
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 Anti-slavery. See Slavery. 
 Anti-slavery and reform papers. H. D. Thoreau 
 
 33-1291 
 
 Anti-slavery society, American. Jay, W. Inquiry 
 
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 Antoine de Bonneval. W. H. Anderdon 18-3887 
 Antoinette. M. A. Denison . . 18-834 
 
 Antommarchi, P. Demiers moments de Napoleon. 
 
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 — Memoirs of the last two years of Napoleon's 
 
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 8° 30-1081 
 
 Antonia. E. Berthet .... 34-3912 
 Antonia. A. A. Dudevant . . . 34-4322 
 Antonina. Wilkie Collins . . . 18-680 
 
 Antonine. A. Dumas, fils . . . 34-3278 
 Antonins, les. F. de Champagny . 34-4428 
 Antoninus, M. Aurelius. Thoughts. Trans, by 6. 
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 Antony Waymouth. W. H. G. Kingston 18-1763 
 Antonyms. Smith, C. J. Synonyms and a. 22-226 
 Antrim, county of. Dubourdieu, J. Statistical 
 
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 Anvers, C. d'. [Pseud.] See Craftsman, the 17-498 
 Anville, J. B. B. d'. Compendium of ancient ge- 
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 Apelles. Houssaye, A. L'hist. d'Apelles 34-5296 
 Apelles and his cotemporaries. H. Greenough? 
 
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 Apello Csesarem. R. Montagu . . 32-1858 
 
 Aphorisms. Ramsay, G. Moralist and politician 
 
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 Apocalypse ctf St. John. Croly, G. New interpre- 
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 Apocatastasis, the. L. Marsh . . 32-1616 
 Apocryphal gospels. B. H. Cowper . 32-2266 
 Apocryphal new testament. Ed. by W. Hone. L., 
 
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 ApoUodorus (Athn). Bibliotheca. Ex recog. I. 
 
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 Apollonius Tyanseus. Newman, J. H. Life of. 
 
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 Apologia pro vita sua. J. H. Newman 32-1419 
 Apologists, the. J. Donaldson . . 32-1635 
 Apostles. Bacon, D. F. Lives of the 32-1503 
 
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 Apostles, the. E. Renan . . . 32-1844 
 Apostolic age. Baumgarten, M. History of the 
 
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 Apostolic church. Schaff, P. History of 32-476 
 
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 Apostolic fathers. Blunt, J. Right use of 32-933 
 
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 Apostolic succession. Boardman, H. A. Prelatical 
 
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 Apparitions. Brierre de Boismont, J. Treatise 
 
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 Appeals to the heart. T. Spencer . 32-202 
 
 Apperley, C. J. Nimrod abroad. L., 1843. 2 v. 
 
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 Appianus, Alex. Historia romana. Ab I. Bekkero 
 
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 Appleby bros. Illustrated hand-book and pnce 
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 Appleton, J. Works, embracing theological lectures, 
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 Appleton, N. Slavery and the union. B. 1860. 
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 Appleton' s cyclopedia of drawing. W. E. Worthen 
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 — Dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine work, 
 
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 6-804 
 
 — Hand-book of American travel. T. A. Richards 
 
 26''-325 
 
 — Hand-book of southern travel. E. H. Hall 
 
 26^-573 
 
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 — Mechanics' magazine and engineers' manual. 
 
 Edited by Julius M. Adams. Vol. 1-3. N. 
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 — New American cyclopedia. G. Ripley and C. A. 
 
 DanaJ 33-1258 
 
 Apprentices' library company of Philadelphia. Cata- 
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 Apprentices' library company of New York. Cata- 
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 Apres de Mannevillette, J. B. N. D. d'. The East 
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 Apuleius Madaurensis, L. Contes merveilleux. P., 
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 Aquarium, the. Jones, T. R. Aquarian naturalist 
 
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 Aqueducts. King, C. Memoir of Croton aqueduct, 
 
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 Aquinas, T. See Thomas Aquinas. 
 
 Arabella Stuart. G. P. R. James . . 18-1604 
 
 Arabia. Badia y Leblich, D. Travels of All Bey 
 
 28''-41 
 
 — Crichton, A, History . . . 28«-2,3 
 
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 — Foster, C. Historical geography . 32-2051 
 
 — Laborde, L. de. Arabia Petrsea . 28'^-22 
 
 — Marigny, A. de. Under the Caliphs 28»-4 
 
 — Modem traveller .... 29'^-271 
 
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 — Niebuhr, C. Travels . . . 28»'-91 
 
ARABIA. 
 
 21 
 
 ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 Arabia. Palgrave,AV. C. Central and eastern 28*'-480 
 
 — Robinson, E. Biblical researches . 28''-574 
 
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 — Wellsted, J. R. Travels . . 28''-265 
 Arabian days' entertainments. Trans, by H. P. 
 
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 Arabian nights' entertainments . . 18-157 
 
 Arabian tales. Thousand and one days 18-3230 
 
 — Trans, into French by Dora Chavis and M. 
 
 Cazotte ; and from French into English by R. 
 
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 Arabic language. Newman, F. W. Hand-book of 
 
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 Arabistan. Bode, C. A. de. Travels . 28''-489 
 Arabs in Spain. J. A. Conde . . 27''-2016 
 Arago, D. F. Biographies of distinguished scientific 
 
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 — Histoire de ma jeimesse. Preface par A. de 
 
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 — Meteorological essays. With an introduction by 
 
 A. Von Humboldt. Translated under the 
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 11-154 
 
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 Smyth and R. Grant. L., 1855-'8. 2 v. 8° 
 12-45 
 
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 12-27 
 
 — Tract on comets. Trans, by J. Farrar. B. 
 
 1833 10-80 
 
 Arago, J. Les deux oceans. B. 1854 . 34-4009 
 Ararat. Parrot, F. Journey to A. . 28''-96 
 
 Araucanians, the, E. R. Smith . . 26''-287 
 Arbitrary arrests in the south. R. S. Tharin 26*-490 
 Arbitration. Kyd, S. Law of awards . 2-51 
 
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 Vol. 63 of 2-55 
 
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 Arbouville, Countess d'. Three tales — Christine Van 
 
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 Arcadia, the countess of Pembroke's. Sir P. Sidney 
 
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 Arcana entomologica. J. 0. Westwood 9-734 
 
 Arcana of nature. H. Tuttle . . 32-1819 
 
 Arch, the. Bland, W. Principles of construction 
 
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 Archseologia Grseca. J. Potter . . 27''-3210,l 
 Archaeology. Fosbroke, T. D. Elements, classical 
 
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 Archaia. J. W. Dawson . . . 32-938 
 Archaic sculpturings on stones and rocks. J. Y. 
 
 Simpson 27»-3546 
 
 Archbishops of Canterbury, lives of. W. F. Hook 
 
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 Archbold, J. F. Law of landlord and tenant. P., 
 
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 Archer, T. Asmodeus. F's S. D., v. 26 24-221 
 Archery. Ascham, R. Toxophilus . 20-307 
 
 Archibald Cameron .... 18-160 
 
 Archie Lovell. Mrs. A. B. Edwards 18-3791,3797 
 
 Architecture. — Domestic and Rural. 
 
 — Allen, L. P. Rural a. . , . 5-54 
 
 — Bogue, J. W. Domestic a. . . 5-386 
 
 — Brooks, S. H. Designs for cottage and villa a. 
 
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 — Cleaveland, H. W., et al. Village and farm 
 
 cottages 5-71 
 
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 — Dwyer, C. P. Economic cottage builder 5-315 
 
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 Rural a 5-703 
 
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 Gothic tastes .... 5-36 
 
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 — Riddell, J. Designs for country residences 
 
 5-627 
 
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 5-625 
 
 Domestic a. in the Tudor style • 5-624 
 
 — Scott, G. G. Secular and domestic a. 5-99 
 
 — Sloan, S. American houses . . 5-376 
 Homestead a 5-340 
 
 — Turner, A. A. Villas on the Hudson 5-620 
 
 — Turner, T. H. Dom. a. in England to 14th 
 
 century 5-166 
 
 — Vaux, C. Villas and cottages. Designs for the 
 
 U. S 5-87 
 
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 Villas, mansions, and cottages 5-68 
 
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 — Ecclesiastical. 
 
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 — Book of plans for churches and parsonages 
 
 5-622 
 
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 — Buckley, G. Churches of Essex . 5-609 
 
 — Clarke C. Churches in London . 5-754 
 
 — Denison, E. B. Church building 5-150 
 
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 5-774 
 
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 field 27''-608 
 
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 — Poole, G. A. History of e. a. in England 5-427 
 
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 5-373 
 
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 the middle ages . . . 5-603 
 
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 6-22 
 
ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 23 
 
 ARISTOPHANES. 
 
 Architecture. Buckler, J. C. Sixty views of gram- 
 mar schools 5-718 
 
 — Builder, the 5-619 
 
 — Bumell, G. R. Annual retrospect 6-25 
 
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 — Chambers,' C. W. Decorative part of civil a. 
 
 5-724 
 
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 5-351 
 
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 Modern styles .... 5-220 
 
 Palaces of Nineveh and Persepolis re- 
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 Principles of beauty in art . 5-706 
 
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 of A. and A. N. W. Pugin . 80-1381 
 
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 — Gibbs, J. English Gothic . . 5-772 
 
 — Godwin, G. Sketch of history of a. 5-161 
 
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 the five orders in a. . . . 5-35 
 
 — History and rudiments of a. . . 5-57 
 
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 — Hoppus, E. Gentleman's and builder's reposi- 
 
 tory 5-709 
 
 — Johonnot, J. Country schoolhouses 5-474 
 
 — Knight, H. G. Tour in Normandy 27''-303 
 
 — Lafever, M. Architectural instructor 5-608 
 
 — Langley, B. Ancient masonry . 5-781 
 
 — Leeds, W. H. Rudimentary a. . 5-374 
 
 — Memes, J. S. History . . . 5-44 
 
 — Moseley, H. Mechanical principles 11-120 
 
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 . Same (A to THE) . . 5-701 
 
 Principles .... 5-109 
 
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 Seven lamps .... 5-75 
 
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 The open polar sea . . . 29'^-261 
 
 Arctic regions. Kane, E. K. Explorations 29M33 
 
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 (1824) 29^-301 
 
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 29b-149 
 
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 29»>-138 
 
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 29b-303 
 
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 26''-289 
 
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 Arcturus, a journal of books and opinion, v. 2. 
 N. Y. 1841-2. . . . . 17-15 
 
 Arculf, (Bishop.) See Early travels in Palestine. 
 
 Arendts, C. Practical aids to the study of natural 
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 Arfwedson, C. D. The United States and Canada, 
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 Argentine confederation. Page, T. J. LaPlala, 
 
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 Argentine provinces. MacRae, A. Rept. of journal, 
 
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 Argentine republic. King, J. A. Twenty-four 
 
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 Argile et marbre. P. Foucher . . 34-4635 
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 Arianism. Athanasius. Select treatises against 
 
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 Aristocracy. H. Brougham . . 2-565 
 Aristocracy in America. F. J. Grund 26'^-618 
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 Phil., 1822 .... 24-186 
 
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ARISTOTLE. 
 
 23 
 
 ARNIM. 
 
 Aristotle. Ethics (in Greek), illustrated with 
 
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 L., 1853. 2 V 15-215 
 
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 Arithmetic. Arman, A. Stepping-stone 14-155 
 
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 -^ Emerson, F. North American a. Part IIL 
 
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 Key, by A. Arman . . . 14-160 
 
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 Arithmetic means, value of, in medicine. Radicke 
 
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 Arminius, James. Works, trans, from the Latin by 
 
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 Armistead, W. A tribute for the negro, a vindica-- 
 
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 Army and navy chronicle. N. S. v. 2-10. W., 
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 Army life on the border. R. B. Marcy 26''-565 
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 Army of the Potomac. Barnard and Barry. En- 
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 Army of Virginia. Rules and regulations for the 
 
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 Army officer's pocket companion. W. P. Craig- 
 
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ARNIM. 
 
 34 
 
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 Arnold, B. Hill, G. C. Biography of 80-1183 
 
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 Arnold, Edwin. Book of good counsels ; from the 
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 Arnold, F. Public life of Lord Macaulay. Lond., 
 
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 Arnold, G. Drift; and other poems. B., 1866 
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 Arnold, I.N. Abraham Lincoln, and the overthrow 
 
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 Amot, W. The race for riches. Lectures applying 
 
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 — Pye, J. Patronage of British a. 5-201 
 
 — Reynolds, Sir J. Discourses . , 5-391, 704 
 
 — Ris, L. C. de. Critiques d'A. . 34-3994 
 
 — Rochette, R. Lectures on ancient a. 5-120 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Select writings . . 5-117 
 Two paths 5-141 
 
 — Scharf, G. Characteristics of Greek a. 27»'-539 
 
 — Schasler, Max. Kunst-Kalender . 34-2410 
 
 — Scott, S. G. History and practice 5-341 
 
 — Seroux d'Agincourt. History of a. by its mon- 
 
 uments 5-696 
 
 — Story, W. W. Proportions ofthe human figure 
 
 5-788 
 
 — Taine, H. Philosophy of a. . . 5-403 
 
 — Topffer, R. Reflexions et menus propos d' un 
 
 peintre 34-3873 
 
 — Twining, L. Symbols and emblems of early 
 
 and mediaeval Christian a. . 5-707 
 
 — Wallace, H. B. Art in Europe . 27^-354 
 
 — Winckelmann, J. History of ancient a. 5-94 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Contact of science and art 5-308 
 
 — See Esthetics ; Decorations ; Design ; En- 
 
 graving ; Fine arts ; Painting ; Physiognomy ; 
 
 Picturesque, Pre-RafFaelitism, Sculpture. 
 
 Art, a dramatic tale. Charles Reade . 18-2583 
 
 Art and fashion. C. Swain . . . 2^-987 
 
 Art and industry at Crystal palace, N. Y. H. 
 
 Greeley 6-856 
 
 Art and nature at home and abroad. G. W. Thorn- 
 bury 33-357 
 
 Art applied to industry. W. Burges . 6-827 
 
 Art criticism. Sampson, G. W. Elements of 5-458 
 Art d'etre malheureux. J. T. de Saint-Germain 
 
 34-4145 
 
 Art, r, de verifier les dates, des faits bistoriques, des 
 inscriptions, des chroniques, et autres anciens 
 monuments, avant Pere chretienne, ed. par 
 M. de Saint- Allais. P., 1819. 5 v. 8° 34-4936 
 
 — La meme, depuis la naissance de Notre-Seigneur. 
 
 P., 1818-19. 18 V. 8° . . 34-4937 
 
 — La meme, depuis I'annee 1770 jusque a nos 
 
 jours. P., 1821-44. 18 v. S" . 34^939 
 
 [Note. — The last ten volumes of this part are devoted to 
 American history.] 
 
 — Table generale des noms propres contenus 
 
 dans le seconde partie et dans les v. 1-12 
 
 de cette 3'me partie. P., 1830. 8° 34-4938 
 
 Art galleries. Ellis, H. Townely galleries 5-7 
 
 — Jameson, A. Companion to private g. in 
 
 London 5-175 
 
 — Landseer, J. Early pictures in the national 
 
 gallery of Gt. Britain . . 5-317 
 
 — Painting ; its rise and progress . 5-14 
 
 — St. John, B. Louvre . . . 5-147 
 
 — Waagen, G. F. Galleries and cabinets of a. in 
 
 Great Britain .... 5-131 
 Treasures of a. in Great Britain 5-130 
 
 — Selections from the g. of Dresden, Berlin and 
 
 Antwerp. Wilkins, W. N. . 5-173 
 
 — See Museums. 
 
 Art journal. Lond., 1847-67. 21 v. 4° 5-618 
 
 Art of acting, or guide to the stage. N. Y. v. 29 
 
 of 24-113 
 
 Art of amusing. Frank Bellew . . 20-192 
 Art of confectionery. B., 1866 . . 6-169 
 Art of conversation, with directions for self-educa- 
 tion. N. Y., 1864 . . . 33-1006 
 Art of discourse. H. N. Day . . 22-632 
 Art of doing our best. H. Caldwell . 30-1265 
 Art of dressing the hair — a poem by E. P. 23-1312 
 Art of employing tiuie to the greatest advantage the 
 true source of happiness. L., 1822 15-332 
 Art of preserving health. A poem. Dr. John Arm- 
 strong 23-133,500 
 
 Art of preserving the hair. By the author of the 
 
 art of preserving the voice. L., 1825 10-769 
 
 Art of travel. P. Gallon . . . 29''-243 
 
 Art recreations. Urbino et al. . 5-167 
 
 Art schools. Sandby, W. History of the royal 
 
 academy ... . . 5-310 
 
 — Phila. school of design for women 13-u. p. 
 Art student in Munich. A. M. Howitt 5-381 
 Art union, the. See Art journal. 
 
 Artaud de Mentor, A. F. Italic. (L'univers.) 8° 
 34-4889 
 
 — Machiavel, son g^nie et ses erreurs. P., 1833. 
 
 2 V. 8» 34-4884 
 
 — Lives and times of the Roman pontiffs, from St. 
 
 Peter to Pius IX. Ed. by W. H. Neligan. 
 
 N. Y., 1867. 2 V. R. 8^ . . 32-2112 
 Arteries. Power, J. H. Anatomy, descriptive and 
 
 surgical 10-321 
 
 Arthur. E. Sue 34-3839 
 
 — Same 18-3064 
 
 Arthur, King. History of K. A. and of the knights 
 
 of the round table, compiled by Sir T. Mal- 
 lory, with introduction and notes by T. 
 Wright. L., 1866. 3 v. . . 18-1793 
 
 — Early English metrical romances. Cam. Soc. 
 
 pub. V. 18 27)-195 
 
 — Early English Text Society, pt. 1 22--1043 
 
 — See Morte d'Arthure. 
 
 Arthur, T. S. Angel and the demon . 18-167 
 
 — Angel of the household . . 18-163 
 
 — Banker's wife .... 18-3657 
 
 — Friends and neighbors . . . 18-169 
 
 — Golden grains from life's harvest . 18-170 
 
 — Good time coming . . . 18-171 
 
 — The hand but not the heart . . 18-172 
 
 — Heart histories and life pictures . 18-173 
 
 — Home heroes, saints and martyrs . 18-210 
 
 — Home lights and shadows . . 18-3665 
 
 — The home mission .... 18-203 
 
 — Keeping up appearances . . 18-175 
 
 — Leaves from the book of human life 18-168 
 
 — Life pictures 18-176 
 
 — Light on shadowed paths . . 18-201 
 
 — Lizzie Glenn 18-177 
 
 — Lover and husband . . . 18-178 
 
 — Lucy Sandford .... 18-179 
 
 — Married and single . . . 18-180 
 
 — Nothing but money . . . 18-166 
 
 — Old man's bride .... 18-200 
 
 — Orange blossoms .... 18-182 
 
 — Our neighbors in the corner house 18-214 
 
 — Out in the world .... 18-202 
 
 — Riches have wings . . . 18-183 
 
 — Rising in the world . . . 18-184 
 
 — Seed-time and harvest . . . 18-3666 
 
 — Sketches of life and character . 18-186 
 
 — Sparing to spend .... 18-187 
 
 — Steps towards heaven . . . 18-3667 
 
 — Stories for young housekeepers . 18-3668 
 
 — Tales from real life .... 18-3669 
 
 — Tales of domestic life . . . 18-181 
 
 — Tales of married life ; containing lovers and 
 
 husbands, married and single, sweethearts 
 and wives 18-188 
 
 — Ten nights in a bar-room . . 18-3664 
 
 — Three eras of a woman's life . 18-189 
 
 — Trials and confessions of a hbusekeeper 18-3670 
 
 — The true path .... 18-190 
 
 — True riches ; or, wealth without wings 18-204 
 
 — Twenty years ago and now . . 18-191 
 
 — Way to prosper .... 18-194 
 
 — The wedding guest . . • 18-195 
 
 — What came afterwards . . • 18-213 
 
 — What can woman do ? . . • 18-196 
 
 — Woman's trials .... 18-197 
 
 — Words for the wise . . . 18-3671 
 
 — Words of cheer .... 18-198 
 
 — See Carpenter, W. H. 
 
 Arthur's home magazine. Vols. 5, 8-11, 14-29. 
 Phil., 1855-'68. 80 . . . 17-124 
 
 Arthur, W. Italy in transition. Public scenes and 
 private opinions in 1860, illustrated by official 
 documents. N. Y., 1860 . . 27''-565 
 
ARTHUR. 
 
 ASIA. 
 
 Arthur, W. The successful merchant. Life of Mr. 
 S. Budgett. N. Y., 1853 . . 30-1942 
 
 — The tongue of fire ; or, the true power of Chris- 
 
 tianity. N. Y., 1860 . . , 32-894 
 
 Arthur, Wm., M. A. Etymological dictionary of 
 
 family and Christian names. N. Y., 1857 
 
 22-18 
 
 Arthur Arundel. Horace Smith . . 18-2936 
 Arthur Carryl. L. Osborne . . 23-398 
 
 Arthur Conway. E. H. Milman . . 18-1800 
 Arthur et Theobald, J. B. J. Champagnac 34-5076 
 Arthur Merton. Caroline E. Kelly . 18-1725 
 Arthur Mervyn. C. B. Brown . . 18-448 
 
 Arthur O'Leary. C. Lever . . . 18-1868 
 Artillery. Barnard, J. G., and W. F. Barry. A. 
 
 observations of the army of the Potomac 
 6-561 
 
 — Gibbon, J. 3Ianual . . . 6-604 
 
 — Instruction for field a. . . . 6-632 
 
 — Kingsbury, C. P. Elementary treatise on a. 
 
 6-636 
 
 — Lippitt, F. J. Tactical use of a. . 6-638 
 
 — Luce, S. B. Instruction for naval light a. 6-637 
 
 — Simienowicz, C. Great art of . 6-1000 
 
 — Taubert on use of field a. . . 6-702 
 
 — Tousard, L. de. Artillerist's companion 6-707 
 Artist and craftsman .... 18-3831 
 Artist in Cuba, our. G. W. Carleton . 5-385 
 Artist life and character. J. Smith . 5-119 
 Artist, merchant and statesman. C. E. Lester 
 
 33-204 
 
 Artist's chromatic hand-book. J. P. Ridner 5-52 
 Artist's manual. J, Cutbush . . 6-831 
 
 Artist's (Dlirer's) married life. L. Schefer 
 
 18-2742 
 
 Artist's dream, the. E. Vincent . 18-4071 
 
 Artist's life in Morocco. Mrs, Murray 27''-531 
 
 Artist's repository ; or, encyclopaedia of the fine 
 arts. L., 1808. 4 v. 8» . . 5-473 
 
 Artists. De Piles, M. Lives of painters 5-423 
 
 — EUet, Mrs. Women a. in all ages 5-154 
 
 — Foa, E. Etudes sur les plus celebres artistes 
 
 34-4602 
 
 — Gould, J. Dictionary . . . 30-1711 
 
 — Jameson, A. Memoirs of early Italian painters 
 
 5-134 
 
 — Lester, C. E. Artists of America 30-320 
 
 — Marchese's painters, sculptors and architects of 
 
 the order of St. Dominic . . 30-1855 
 
 — Spooner, S. Anecdotes of painters, engravers, 
 
 sculptors, and architects . . 5-62 
 
 — Thornbury, G. W. British a. from Hogarth to 
 
 Turner 5-196 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Book of artists 5-580 
 Sketches of Am. painters . . 5-21 
 
 — Vasari, G. Lives of painters . 30-684 
 
 — See Painters, Sculptors. 
 
 Artizan, the. Vols. 17 & 18. L., 1859-60. 2 v. 
 
 4» 6-1020 
 
 Artizan club. See Bourne, J. 
 
 Arts. Amer. academy of a. and sciences. Memoirs 
 
 of 11-519 
 
 — Conversations on nature and art , 11-16 
 
 — Description of vegetable substances used in the 
 
 a 6-834 
 
 — Figuier, L. Applications de la science aux 
 
 a I'industrie .... 34-3909 
 
 — Fosbroke, T. D. A. and manufactures of the 
 
 • Greeks and Romans . . . 27»-3132 
 
 — Handmaid to the a. ... 5-8 
 
 — Repertory of arts and patents . 6-955 
 
 — Potter, A. Principles of science applied 6-910 
 
 — Ure, A. Dictionary of a.. . . 6-438,9 
 
 — Whole body of a 5-495 
 
 — See Art ; Fine arts ; Decoration ; Design. 
 Arts of design in the U. S. W. Dunlap 5-5 
 Arts and artisans at home and abroad. J. C. 
 
 Symons 6-416 
 
 Arts and sciences. Emporium . . 6-846 
 
 — Goguet's origin of a. and s. . . 6-851 
 
 Arts et metiers. Savary, J. et P. L. Dictiounaire 
 
 universel 34-4963 
 
 Arts of beauty. Lola Montez . . 33-706 
 
 Arvine, K. Cyclopaedia of anecdotes of literature 
 
 and the fine arts. B., 1855. 8° 33-377 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of moral and religious anecdotes. 
 
 N. Y., 1857. 8» . . . 32-761 
 Asbury, F. Larrabee, W. C. A. and his coadju- 
 tors 30-1599 
 
 — Strickland, W. P. Life of . . 30-1077 
 Ascanio. A. Dumas .... 34r-3240 
 
 — Same 18-921 
 
 Ascham, R. Whole works, with life, by J. A. 
 
 Giles. L., 1865. 4 v. . . 33-1364 
 
 — The scholemaster. Edited, with notes, by J. 
 
 E. B. Mayor. L., 1863 . . 13-19 
 
 — See, also. Schoolmaster, the . . 13-196 
 
 — Toxophilus; the school of shooting. L., 1866 
 
 20-307 
 
 Ash, J. New and complete dictionary of the Eng- 
 lish language, with a comprehensive gram- 
 mar. L., 1775. 2 v. 8° . . 22-14 
 
 — Sentiments on education, collected from the 
 
 best writers. L., 1777. 2 v. . 13-20 
 
 Ashango land. Du Chaillu, P. B. Journey to 
 
 28'^-569 
 
 Ashe, J. The masonic manual. Lectures on free- 
 masonry. N. Y., 1855. 8» . 2-516 
 Asher , D. On the study of modern languages in gen- 
 eral, and of the English language in particular. 
 
 L., 1859 22-15 
 
 Asher, J. An autobiography. Phil., 1862. 30-1506 
 Ashhurst, J., jr. Injuries of the spine, with an anal- 
 ysis of nearly four hundred cases. Phil., 1867 
 
 10-703 
 
 Ashley, J. Memoirs and considerations concern- 
 ing the trade and revenues of the British colo- 
 nies in America. Lond., 1740-3. 2 v. 8<" 
 
 1-311 
 
 Ashmuu, J. Guriey, R. R. Life of . 30-1395 
 Ashpitel, A., and J. Whichcord. ToAvn dwellings. 
 An essay on the erection of fire-proof houses 
 in flats. L., 1855. 8» . . 6-7 
 
 Ashton, T. J. On the diseases, injuries, and malfor- 
 mations of the rectum and anus, with re- 
 marks on habitual constipation. From the 3d 
 English ed. Phil., 1860 . . 10-351 
 Ashwell, S. Practical treatise on the diseases pecu- 
 liar to women, with notes by P. B. Goddard. 
 Phil., 1845. 8» . . . . 10-636 
 
 Ashworth, J. Strange tales . . 18-218 
 
 Asia. Amsworth, W. F. Travels in the track of 
 the ten thousand Greeks . . 28^-132 
 
 — Ball, B. S. Rambles in eastern A. 28''-235 
 
 — Benjamin, J. J. Eight years in A. 28^-323 
 
 — Bodenstedt, F. Morning-land . 28*^573 
 
 — DuCouret, L. Recollections of travel in A. 
 
 28''-345 
 
 — Far off, or A. described . . . 28^-246 
 
 — Farr, E. History of the Assyrians, Chaldeans 
 
 andMedes 28'^215 
 
 — Ferrier, J. P. Caravan journey . 28''-236 
 
 — Forster, G. Journey from Bengal to England 
 
 28''-907 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Lights and shadows of Asiatic 
 
 history ..... 28^-231 
 
 — Heeren, A. H. L. Researches . 28«-67 
 
 — Holmes, W. R. Sketches on the shores of the 
 
 Caspian 28''-538 
 
 — Jones, SirW., et al. Dissertations on history 
 
 and antiquities .... 28=^57 
 Works 28''-254 
 
 — Malcom, H. Travels in southeastern A. 28''-9 
 
 — Martin, R. M. British possessions 28''-565 
 
 — Micliie, A. Siberian overland route 28''-532 
 —7 Mignan, R. Winter journey through Russia to 
 
 koordistan . . . . 28'>-526 
 
 — Mitchell, J. and R. The Russians in 28''-483 
 
 — Polo, Marco. Travels . . . 28''-183 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. Five great monarchies 28*-196 
 
ASIA. 
 
 37 
 
 ASTRONOMY. 
 
 Asia. Rennell, J. Comparative geog. of western 
 A 25-99 
 
 — Royal Asiatic society journal . 28''-223 
 
 — Shaw, S. Journals . . . 30-600 
 
 — Tilley, H. A. Eastern Europe and western 
 
 A 29^-231 
 
 — Vambery, A. Travels in Central A. 28^-461 
 Sketches, additional chapters on travels, and 
 
 on ethnology . . . 28^-466 
 
 — Veniukof, V. Russians in central A. 28''-483 
 
 — Wood, W. M. Fankwei . . 28''-299 
 
 — Xenophon's anabasis . . . 28»-133 
 Cyropaedia .... 28»-86 
 
 — See Babylon, Cabul, Cilicia, Euphrates, In- 
 
 dian archipelago, Mesopotamia, Persepolis, 
 Tigris, Palestine, Syria. 
 Asia Minor. Anderson, J. Bible light from bible 
 lands 32-603 
 
 — Chandler, R. Travels . . . 28''-244 
 
 — Fellows, C. Travels . . . 28''-249 
 
 — Fletcher, J. P. Residence at Nineveli 28''-568 
 
 — Hamilton, W. J. Researches . 28^-189 
 
 — Haxthausen's Transcaucasia . 28''-177 
 
 — Mengous, P. Greeks and Turks in 29'^-297 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29''-283 
 
 — Neale, F. A. Eight years in . 38''-156 
 
 — See Aleppo, Arrarat. 
 
 Asian mystery. S. Lyde . . . 32-946 
 
 Asiatic annual register, or a view of the history of 
 
 Hindustan, and of the politics, commerce and 
 
 literature of Asia for 1799-1805. L., 1801-7. 
 
 7v. 8» 28«-221 
 
 Asiatic chiefs. J. Szeredy . . . 27'^3549 
 Asiatic researches ; or, transactions of the society in- 
 stituted at Bengal, for inquiring into the his- 
 tory and antiquities, the arts, sciences and lit- 
 erature of Asia. V. 1-20. Cal. 1788-1836. 4° 
 
 28''-40o 
 
 -- Same. 5th ed. v. 1-9. L., 1806-9. 8° 28^-58 
 
 Asiatic society. Journal of the royal A. S. of Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland. L., 1836-67. 22 v. 8» 
 
 28^-223 
 
 Askew, Anne. See Manning, Miss A. Faire gospel- 
 ler 18-3783 
 
 — See Webb, M 33-1675 
 
 Asmodeus at large. E. L. Bulwer . 18-496 
 
 Aspects of nature. A. von Humboldt 25-63 
 
 Aspden. Documents produced in the case of the 
 
 succession of M. Aspden. Phila., 1837. 8" 
 
 26'^738 
 
 Aspen court. Shirley Brooks . . 18-435 
 
 Aspen wold 18-208 
 
 Asphaltum mine at Hillsborough, N. B. Vol. 4 of 
 
 1-346 
 
 Asphodel 18-3675 
 
 Aspirations of nature. J. T. Hecker 32-2193 
 
 Assad Shidiak. Bird, I. Martyr of Lebanon 
 
 30-1590 
 
 Assalini, P. Observations on the disease called the 
 
 plague. N. Y., 1806 . . . 10-2 
 
 Assassins. Von Hammer's history of the A. 28M48 
 
 — Walpole, F. The ansayrii . . 38'>-394 
 Assassinat du Pont-Rouge. Ch. Barbara 34-4012 
 Assassinations. See Lincoln, A., Perceval, S. 
 Assaying. Bodemann & Kerl's ass. of lead, cop- 
 per, silver, gold, and mercury . 6-286 
 
 — Lieber, O. M. Assayer's guide . 6-302 
 
 — Mitchell, J. Manual of practical a. 8-85 
 
 — Overman, P. Practical a. . . 9-380 
 
 — Phillips, J. A. Gold mining and a. 6-391 
 Assemblies of the people. Carrington's inquiry into 
 
 law of 27''-1253 
 
 Asser of St. David's. Annals of the reign of Alfred 
 
 27'^449 
 
 Association. A. Brisbane . . . 2-560 
 
 Association of medical superintendents of American 
 
 institutions for the insane. Transactions at 
 
 the twenty-first annual session. H'b'g, 1867. 
 
 8° 10-793 
 
 Assolant, A. Un Quaker a Paris.' P., 1866 34^5006 
 
 Assolant, A. Scenes de la vie des Etats-Unis. 
 
 P., 1859 34-3028 
 
 Assurance. See Insurance. 
 
 Assyria. Fletcher, J. P. Travels in A. 28''-568 
 
 — Foster, C. Monuments. Part 3rd of 22-444 
 
 — Eraser, J. B. Mesopotamia and A. 28^-65 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. The five great monarchies. 
 
 28M96 
 
 — Smith, G. V. Prophecies . . 32-973 
 
 — See Nineveh. 
 
 Astie, J. F. Louis XIV. and the writers of his age. 
 
 Trans, by E. N. Kirk. B., 1855 22-918 
 
 Aston, P. See Tchinovnicks. 
 Astor library. Catalogue. Part I. Authors and 
 
 books. N. Y., 1857-61. 4 v. 8° 21-448 
 Astoria. Franchere, C. Voyage to the northwest 
 
 coast 36''-363 
 
 — Irving, W 36'>-53,4 
 
 Astra Castra. H. Tumor . . . 11-501 
 Astrakan, de Paris a. A. Dumas . 34-3365 
 Astro-theology. W. Derham . . 33-1813 
 Astrology. Cooke, C. Curiosities of occult litera- 
 ture 12-93 
 
 — Lilly, W. Prophecies . . . 12-105 
 
 — Wilson, James. Complete dictionary of 12-46 
 Astronomical and meteorological observations, 
 
 made at the U. S. naval observatory, 1852-64. 
 
 W., 1862-4. 4 v. 4'' . . . 12-155 
 
 Astronomical geology. R. G. M. Browne 9-338 
 Astronomical instruments. See Sextant. 
 Astronomical society. See Royal A. S. 
 Astronomy. Adams, G. Essays . 12-1 
 
 — Airy, G. B. Lectures . . . 12-55 
 Errors of observations . . 12-53 
 
 — Arago, F. Lectures . . . 12-3 
 
 Popular a 12-45 
 
 Popular lectures . . . 12-27 
 
 — Bartlett, W. H. C. Spherical . 12-47 
 
 — Blunt, C. F. Beauty of the heavens 12-40 
 
 — Bouvier, H. M. Familiar a. . . 18-33 
 
 — Brewster, D. More worlds than one 13-39 
 
 — Brocklesby, J. Elements . . 13-63 
 
 — Briiunow, F. Spherical . , . 13-75 
 
 — Burritt, E. H. Geography of the heavens and 
 
 class-book of astronomy . . 13-35 
 Atlas 12-36 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. Mechanical philosophy, 
 
 horology and a 11-14 
 
 — Carrington, R. C. Spots of the sun 13-151 
 
 — Chambers, G. F. Descriptive a. . 13-91 
 Hand-book .... 13-51 
 
 — Chauvenet, Wm. Spherical and practical 
 
 13-150 
 
 — Darby, W. A. Astronomical observer 13-71 
 
 — De Morgan, A. Book of almanacs 13-73 
 
 — Denison, E. B. A. without mathematics 12-83 
 
 — Dick, T. Celestial scenery . . 12-3,4 
 
 Practical astronomer . . 12-6 
 
 Siderial heavens . . . 12-5 
 
 — Drayson, A. W. Common sights in the heavens 
 
 12-50 
 
 — Ecce ccelum 12-97 
 
 — Ennis, J. The origin of the stars . 13-81 
 
 — Gauss, C. F. Theoria motus . 13-34 
 
 — Gilliss, J. M. U. S. naval astronomical exp. 
 
 to Chili 26b-1000 
 
 — Godfray, H. Treatise . . . 13-82 
 
 — Grant, R. History of physical a. . 13-30 
 
 — Guillemin, A. Le ciel . . . 34-4716 
 The heavens .... 13-157 
 
 — Gummere, J. Elementary treatise 13-44 
 
 — Harris, J. Dialogues . . . 12-7 
 
 — Herschell, J. F. W. Results of astronomical 
 
 observations .... 13-153 
 
 Outlines of .... 13-8 
 
 Treatise on .... 12-9 
 
 — Hind, J. R. Illustrated London a. 12-24 
 Introduction .... 12-61 
 
 — Jeans, G. Practical a. . . . 12-68 
 
 — Kendall, E. O. Uranography . 13-153 
 
ASTRONOMY. 
 
 28 
 
 ATLASES. 
 
 Astronomy. Kurtz, F. H. Bible and a. 32-680 
 
 — Laplace, P. 8. Exposition du systeme du 
 
 monde 34-4694 
 
 — Lardner, D. Lectures . . . 12-2 
 Hand-book .... 12-25 
 
 — Leitch, W. God's glory in the heavens 12-79 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. A. of the ancients . 12-49 
 
 — Loomis, E. Practical a. . . 12-33 
 
 Recent progress . . . 12-20 
 
 Treatise 12-73 
 
 — Mackey, S. A. Mythological a. of the ancients 
 
 12-77 
 
 — Main, R. Practical and spherical a. 12-64 
 Rudimentary a 12-87 
 
 — Mitchell, O. M. A. of the bible . 12-58 
 
 Planetary and stellar worlds . 12-10 
 
 Popular a 12-42 
 
 — Mudie, R. The heavens . . 12-11 
 
 — Norton, W. A. Spherical and physical, with 
 
 problems 12-161 
 
 — Narrien, J. Historical account . 12-76 
 Practical a. and geodesy . . 12-57 
 
 — Newton, I. System of the world . 11-54 
 
 — Nichol, J. P. Phenomena of the solar system 
 
 12-14 
 
 Planetary system . . . 12-21 
 
 System of the world . . . 12-15 
 
 — Olmsted, D. Introduction to . 12-60 
 Letters on 12-43 
 
 — Playfair, J. Outlines . . . ll-ST 
 
 — Robinson, H. N. Treatise on . 12-66 
 
 — Rolfe, W. J., & J. A. Gillet . . 12-99 
 
 — Schcedler, F. Book of nature . 11-92 
 
 — Smyth, C. P. Experiments in TenerifFe 27''-557 
 
 — Somerville, M. Mechanism of the heavens 
 
 12-19 
 
 — Tomlinson, F. Recreation in . 12-17 
 
 — Walker, A. System of familiar philosophy 
 
 11-511 
 
 — Ward, Mrs. Telescope teachings . 12-41 
 
 — Watson, J. C. Theoretical a. . 12-106 
 
 — Webb, T. W. Celestial objects for common 
 
 telescopes 12-39 
 
 — Whewell, W. A. with reference to theology 
 
 12-23 
 
 Plurality of worlds . . . 12-26 
 
 — Wilcocks, A. Temporary star of 1572 12-158 
 
 — Wilson, John. Lost solar system of the ancients 
 
 discovered 12-67 
 
 — See Almanacs ; Astrology ; Comets ; Earth ; 
 
 Navigation ; Nautical almanacs ; Solar sys- 
 tem ; Stars ; Telescopes ; Tides ; Planets. 
 Asylum for fugitive pieces in prose and verse. L., 
 1785-'6 . ... . . 33-148 
 
 Asylums. See Hospitals. 
 
 At anchor ; a story of our civil war . 18-209 
 
 At home and abroad. B. Taylor . 29*'-163 
 
 At home in Paris. W. B. Jerrold . 27^-743 
 At odds. Baroness Tautphceus . . 18-3145 
 Atala. Chateaubriand .... 18-3648 
 
 Atala, et Ren6. Chateaubriand . 34-3114,5411 
 Athalie. J. Racine .... 34^3122 
 
 Athanasius, St. Festal epistles. Oxford, 1854. 8" 
 
 32—1255 
 
 — Historical tracts. Oxford, 1843. 8» 32-1256 
 
 — Select treatises — Controversies with the Arians. 
 
 Oxford, 1842-44. 2 v. 8» . . 32-1257 
 Atheism. Buchanan, J. Modern a. . 32-612 
 
 — Cudworth, R. Atheism confuted 15-25 
 
 — Lewis, T. Plato against the atheists 32-1535 
 
 — Naville, E. Lectures on modern a. 32-1723 
 
 — Wharton, F. Modern skeptical theories 32-810 
 
 — See Infidelity ; Skepticism. 
 
 Athense Cantabrigieuses. Cooper & Thompson 
 
 30-1707 
 
 Athenaeum, journal of literature, science and the 
 
 fine arts for 1832-35, 40-60, 84-8. L., y. y. 
 
 4» 17-500 
 
 Athenseum, Boston. Catalogue of library. B., 
 
 1827. 8» . . . . . 21-393 
 
 Athenseum, Philadelphia. Catalogue of library, with 
 charter and by-laws. Phil., 1829. 8° 21-472 
 
 — Providence. Catalogue of library. Pro v., 
 
 1853. 8° 21-503 
 
 Athenseus. Deipnosophists ; or, banquet of the 
 learned. Trans, by C. D. Yonge. L., 1854. 
 
 3 V 33-991 
 
 Athenian letters. See Yorke, Philip, et al. 
 Athens. Boeckh, A. Public economy of the Athe- 
 nians 27''-3068 
 
 — Bulwer, E. L. A., its rise and fall 27''-3081 
 
 — Colton, W. Visit .... 27''-145 
 
 — Corrigan's ten days in A. . . 27''-613 
 
 — Schomann, G. F. Assemblies of the Atheni- 
 
 ans 27^^-3229 
 
 — Stuart, J. Antiquities . . . 5-112 
 Atheos ; or, the tragedies of unbelief. N. Y., 1862 
 
 32-1028 
 
 Atherley, E. G. Law of marriage and other family 
 
 settlements. Phil., 1840. 8°. v. 27 of 2-55 
 
 Athern, Anna. Here and hereafter . 18-1425 
 
 Atherton, C. J. Nature's parables. Lond., 1865 
 
 32-1806 
 
 Athletic sports for boys. N. Y., 1866 20-306 
 
 Atkins, A. B. The church the pillar of the truth. 
 Sermon. Phil., 1858. 8" . . 33-932 
 
 Atkinson, J. C. British birds' eggs and nests popu- 
 larly described. L.,1861 . . 9-506 
 
 — Play hours and half holidays . 18-211 
 
 — Sketches in natural history, with an essay on 
 
 reason and instinct. L. , 1861 . 9-508 
 
 — Walks and talks .... 18-212 
 Atkinson, T. W. Oriental and western Siberia ; a 
 
 narrative of seven years' explorations and 
 adventures. N. Y., 1858. 8" . 28^-261 
 
 — Travels in the regions of the upper and lower 
 
 Amoor. L., 1860. 8° . . 28^-356 
 Atkinson, Mrs. Recollectionsof Tartar steppes and 
 their inhabitants. Lond., 1863 . 28''-410 
 Atkinson, Wm. Principles of social and political 
 economy ; or, the laws of the creation and 
 diffusion of wealth investigated and ex- 
 plained. V. 1. Lond., 1858. 8» 3-9 
 Atkinson, W. P. Classical and scientific studies, 
 and the great schools of England — a lecture. 
 With additions. Camb., 1865. 8° 13-22 
 
 — Dynamic and mechanic teaching. A lecture 
 
 before the American institute of instruction. 
 
 57 pp. Camb., 1866 . . . 13-23 
 
 Atlantic and transatlantic sketches. Lauchlan 
 
 Mackinnon .... 26''-231 
 
 Atlantic club book .... 18-216 
 
 Atlantic monthly. A magazine of literature, art 
 
 and politics. Vol. 1-21. Bost., 1857-'68. 
 
 21 V. 8» 17-129 
 
 Atlantic ocean. Abbott, J. RoUo on the Atlantic 
 27''-378 
 
 — Wallich, G. C. North-Atlantic sea-bed 9-1243 
 
 — See Azores. 
 
 Atlantic tales. From the Atlantic monthly 18-215 
 
 Atlantic telegraph, the. Field, H. M. History of 
 
 6-849 
 
 — Its history. L., 1866 . . . 6-806 
 
 — Mullaly, J. Laying of the cable . 6-891 
 
 — Russell, W. H 6-920 
 
 Atlas prize essay. S. Laing, Jr. . 3-131 
 
 Atlases. American a. (historical and geographical) 
 
 . 25-356 
 
 — American military pocket a., 1776 25-178 
 
 — Atlas classica .... 25-367 
 
 — Ten select maps ; intended as an accompani- 
 
 ment to Mayo's ancient geography and his- 
 tory. Phil., 1815. 40 . . 25-368 
 
 — Beers, D. 6. A. of State of Delaware 25-313 
 
 — Black's General a. ... 25-358 
 
 — Bradford & Goodrich. Universal illustrated a. 
 
 25-365 
 
 — Butler, S. A. of ancient geography 25-13 
 
 — Colton' s general .... 25-359 
 
 — Hughes & Long. A. of classical geography 25-107 
 
ATLASES. 
 
 29 
 
 AUSTIN. 
 
 Atlases. Johnson's new illustrated family a. 25-374 
 
 — Lavoisne. Historical and geographical 25-355 
 
 — Le Sage. Historical, genealogical, chronologi- 
 
 cal and geographical a. . . 29''-415 
 Select maps from . . . 29^^416 
 
 — Mercator's 25-310 
 
 — Mitchell, S. A. New reference a. 25-378 
 New universal a. . . . 25-362 
 
 — New atlas of the West India islands 25-304 
 
 — New general a. Phil. , 1832 . 25-366 
 
 — Popple, H. British empire in America 25-369 
 
 — Quin, E. Historical a. . . . 29Mtl3 
 
 — Smedley, S. L. A. of Phil. . 25-357 
 
 — Spruner, K. von. Historico-geographical hand- 
 
 atlas 25-308 
 
 — Tanner, H. S. New universal a. 25-360 
 
 — See Charts ; Maps. 
 Atmosphere. See Aerostation. 
 
 Atmospheric actions. Webster, W. H. D. Treatise 
 11-274 
 
 Atmospheric railway system. R. Stephenson 
 6-1029 
 
 Atomic theory. Brown, S. Lectures on 8-44 
 
 Atonement, the. Ballou, H. Treatise on 32-1485 
 
 — Barnes, A. The a. in its relations to law 
 
 32-794 
 
 — Beecher, C. Investigation of . 32-1179 
 
 — Gilbert, J. The Christian a. . . 32-2198 
 
 — Oxenham, H. N. Catholic doctrine of 32-1659 
 
 — Symington, W. The a. and intercession of 
 
 Christ 32-1396 
 
 Atonement and sacrifice. Magee, W. Scriptural 
 
 doctrine of 32-1357 
 
 Atonement, the great day of. C. E. Nebeliu 32-2377 
 Atrophy of the brain. J. L. C. Schroeder Van der 
 
 Kolk 10-699 
 
 Atson, Wm. Heart whispers, with sketches of a 
 tour through nine southern states. Memphis, 
 
 1859 26b-482 
 
 Attache in Madrid ; or, sketches of the court of 
 
 Isabella II. N. Y., 1856 . . 27''-400 
 
 Attachments. Locke, J. Law and practice of 
 
 foreign a v. 81 of 2-55 
 
 Attic philosopher in Paris. E. Souvestre 18-2961 
 Atticus. R. P. Ward .... 18-3434 
 Attila. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1606 
 Attorney, the. J. T. Irving . . 18-1575 
 
 Attorneys general. Digest of the opinions of. C. 
 C. Andrews .... 2-218 
 
 , Atwater, C. History of the state of Ohio ; natural 
 and civil. Cincinnati, [1838.] 8° 26»-843 
 Atwood, T. The history of the island of Dominica. 
 L., 1791. 8» .... 26''-652 
 Attwood, T. The Scotch banker — articles on bank- 
 ing and currency. 2d ed. L., 1832 1-312 
 Au bord de la mer. M'me A. de Gasparin 34-5011 
 Au bord des lacs helvetiques. H. Ghika 34-4031 
 Au bord du lac. E. Souvestre . . 34-3779 
 Au coin du feu. E. Souvestre . . 34-3780 
 Au jour le jour. F. Souli6 . . . . 34-3757 
 Auber^ P. History of the rise and progress of 
 British power in India. 2d ed. L., 1846. 
 
 2v. 8° 27«-36 
 
 Auberlen, C. A. See Lange, J. P. 
 Aubigne, J. H. Merle de. See Merle d'Aubigne. 
 Aubrey, J. Miscellanies upon various subjects. 
 4th ed. L., 1857 . . . 33-345 
 
 Aubrey. Mrs. A. Marsh . . . 18-2101 
 Aubrey Conyers. E. M. Stewart . 18-3018 
 
 Auckland, Wm. Eden, Lord. Journal and corre- 
 spondence. L., 1861. 4 V. 8° . 27='-40 
 Auckland isles. Musgrave, T. Castaway on 
 
 29''-242 
 
 Auctions. Babbington, R. Law of v. 19 of 2-55 
 Audibleness of thought, by Alethinos. (H. F. 
 
 Ivers) 32-2401 
 
 Audin, J. M. V. History of the life, works and doc- 
 trines of J. Calvin. Trans, by J. McGill. 
 Louisville. 8» . . . . 32-1746 
 Auditor general. See Names of states. 
 
 Audouard, M'me O. Les mysteres du serail et des 
 harems Turcs. 2e ed. P., 1863 34-5399 
 
 Audubon, J. J. Ornithological biography, or an 
 account of the habits of the birds of the U. S 
 Phil., 1832. 8° . . . . 9-1208 
 
 — St. John, Mrs. H. Adventures and discoveries 
 
 . . . . 30-910 
 
 Auerbach, B. Christian Gellert, and other sketches 
 
 18-217 
 
 — DichterundKaufmann. Mannh.,1855 34-584 
 
 — Dorfgeschichten. Phil., 1855. 3 v. 34-525 
 
 — Joseph im Schnee.-Erzahlung. Stutt., 1860 
 
 34-585 
 
 — Little barefoot .... 18-219 
 
 — On the heights. ■ Leips., 1867. 2 v. 18-220 
 
 — Spinoza: ein denkersleben. Mannheim, 1854 
 
 34-603 
 
 Aufavre, A. Les enfants de la neige. P., 1863. 
 
 34-5007 
 
 Aughey, J. H. The iron furnace — slavery and se- 
 cession. Phil., 1863 . . 26''-431 
 Augier, ^. Les effrontes— Comedie en 5 actes en 
 prose. P., 1861 .... 34-5207 
 
 — Le fils de Giboyer — Comedie en 5 actes en 
 
 prose. N. Y., 1863. 8° . . 34-4625 
 
 — Maitre Guerin — Comedie en 5 actes en prose. 
 
 N. Y., 1865. 8° . . . . 34^666 
 
 — et E. Foussier. Les lionnes pauvres — Piece en 
 
 5 actes en prose. 3'me ed. P., 1858 34-3030 
 
 — et J. SandeajJ. Le gendre de M. Poirier — Com- 
 
 edie en 4 actes en prose. Nouv. ed. P., 
 1861 34-3029 
 
 — Le pierre de touche — Comedie en 5 actes en 
 
 prose. P., 1860 .... 34-3031 
 
 Augustine, St. Confessions. Revised from a former 
 
 translation by E. B. Pusey. Oxford, 1840. 
 
 8° . . . . . . 32—1258 
 
 — The same.* Edited by W. G. T. Shedd. And., 
 
 1864 32-1404 
 
 — Les confessions. Tr. par P. Janet. P., 1859 
 
 34-5158 
 
 — Exposition on the book of psalms. Ox., 1847- 
 
 57. 6v. 8» . . . . 32-1259 
 
 — Homilies on the gospel of St. John and his first 
 
 epistle. Ox., 1848-9. 2 v. 8» . 32-1261 
 
 — Sermons on selected lessons of the new testa- 
 
 ment. Ox., 1854-5. 2v. 8° . 32-1260 
 
 — Short treatises. Ox., 1847. 8° . 32-1262 
 
 — Baillie, J. Biographical memoir of 30-1110 
 
 — Schaft; P. Life and labors of . 30-859 
 Augustus. See Csesar. 
 
 Aunet, Mme. L. d'. See Biard. 
 Aunt Honor's keepsake. Mrs. J. Sadlier 18-2706 
 Aunt Margaret. Jac. Abbott v. 9 of 18-15 
 
 Aunt Margaret's troubles. See Mabel's progress. 
 Aunt Patty's scrap-bag. C. L. Hentz. See Lost 
 
 daughter 18-1404 
 
 Aunt Phillis's cabin. Mrs. M. H. Eastman 18-963 
 Aurelian. H. Conscience . . . 34-5367 
 Aurelian. W. Ware .... 18-3441 
 Aurelius. See Antoninus. 
 
 Aurora borealis. Snow, R. Observations of 11-u. p. 
 Aurora Floyd. Miss M. E. Braddon . 18-381 
 
 Aurora Leigh. Mrs. E. B. Browning . 23-286,419 
 Aus herz und welt. H. C. Andersen . 34-605 
 
 Auscultation and percussion. S. S. Allison 10-424 
 
 — J. Skoda 10-491 
 
 Austen, Jane. Emma .... 18-221 
 
 — Mansfield park .... 18-222 
 
 — Northanger abbey . . . . 18-223 
 
 — Persuasion 18-224 
 
 — Pride and prejudice . . • 18-225 
 
 — Sense and sensibility . . . 18-226 
 Austin, A. Won by a head. A novel 18-229 
 Austin, G. Chironomia ; or a treatise on rhetorical 
 
 delivery. L., 1806. 4« . . 22-800 
 
 Austin, J. Lectures on j urisprudence, or the philoso- 
 phy of positive law, with notes and fragments. 
 L., 1861-3. 3v. 8° . . . 2-174 
 
 Austin, J. G. The outpost . . . 18-228 
 
AUSTIN. 
 
 30 
 
 AVENTURES. 
 
 Austin, J. T. The life of Elbridge Gerry; with 
 
 cotemporary letters. Bost., 1838-9. 3 v. 
 
 8° 30-300 
 
 Austin, Sarah. Characteristics of Goethe. From 
 
 the German of Falk, Von Miiller, and others. 
 
 Phil., 1841. 3 V. ... 30-306 
 
 — Fragments from German prose Avriters, with 
 
 sketches of the authors. N. Y., 1841 33-100 
 
 — Germany, from 1760 to 1814 ; or, sketches of 
 
 German life. L., 1854 . . 37^-3537 
 Austin, S. F. Map of Texas. Pub. by H. S. Tan- 
 ner. Phil 85-179 
 
 Austin Elliot. H. Kingsley . . . 18-1759 
 
 Australasia. Backhouse, J. Visit to Australian 
 
 colonies 39^-5 
 
 — Bennett, G. Gatherings of a naturalist 39''-176 
 
 — Howitt, W. Discovery in Australasia 39^-343 
 
 — Jameson, R. G. South Australia and New 
 
 South Wales . . . ' . 89''-39 
 
 — Lloyd, G. T. Thirty-three years in Tasmania 
 
 and Victoria .... 39t>-195 
 
 — Martin, R. M. History of , . 39b-309 
 
 — Melville, Henry. Present state . 39''-313 
 
 — Mossman, S. Our Australian colonies 39''-334 
 
 — Mundy, G. C. Our antipodes . 39^-306 
 
 — Pridden, "W. Australia ; its history and present 
 
 condition 39»'-113 
 
 — Rambles at the antipodes . . 39"'-169 
 
 — See New Zealand, Tasmania. 
 
 Australia. Binney, T. Church life . 83-954 
 
 — Brown, J. V. A. for the consumptive 10-741 
 
 — Davis, J. Tracks across A. . . 29»'-310 
 
 — Davison, S. Discovery and geognosy of gold 
 
 deposits 29"-! 77 
 
 — D'Ewes, J. A. and Pacific islands S8b-291 
 
 — Home, R. H. Facts and prospects 291^-179 
 
 — Howitt, W. Boy's adventures . S9''-211 
 
 — Jameson, R. G. A. and her gold regions 
 
 39i>-103 
 
 — Jessop, W. Flindersland and Sturtland 39''-359 
 
 — Jones, H. B. Adventures (1852-3) 39^-354 
 
 — Polehampton, A. Kangaroo land . 29''-199 
 
 — Scoresby, W. Voyage for magnetical researcli 
 
 291^-162 
 
 — Sidney, S. Three colonies of A. . 29='-315 
 
 — Therry, R. Thirty years' residence in New 
 
 South Wales and Victoria . . 29^-204: 
 
 — Wight, G. Queensland . . 29''-207 
 
 — Will, W. J; Exploration through 29*'-303 
 
 — Wilson, T. B. Description of the British settle- 
 
 ments 39''-157 
 
 — See Melbourne, New South Wales, Victoria. 
 Australian Crusoes. C. Rowcroft . 18-2694 
 Austria. Abbott, J. S. C. Empire of A. 27''-3538 
 
 — Coxe, Wm. House of A. 
 
 — Elliott, C. B. Three great empires 
 , — Hartig, G. L. Austrian revolution. 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. 
 
 — Michiels, A. 
 
 — New, A. H. 
 
 — Pillersdorf's 
 
 Travels in . 
 Secret history . 
 History of 
 political movement, 
 
 27»-2550 
 
 27''-150 
 
 vol. 4 of 
 
 27»-2550 
 
 37'^-333 
 
 27''-2628 
 
 27»-2644 
 
 1848-9 
 
 27»-3650 
 
 27''-47 
 
 seit dem 
 
 34-2417 
 
 27''-3680 
 
 — Russel, Jno. Tour in . . . 
 
 — Springer, A. Gesch, (Esterreichs 
 
 Wiener Frieden, 1809 
 
 — Stiles, W. H. A. in 1848-49 
 
 — Vehse, E. Court, aristocracy and diplomacy 
 
 27'^2690 
 
 — See Danube, Hungary. 
 
 Austrian dungeons in Italy. F. Orsini 27''-432 
 
 Austrian infantry, evolutions of . 6-720 
 
 Auteroche, Chappe d'. See Chappe d'Auteroche, J. 
 
 26''-672 
 
 Authentic details of the Valdenses in Piedmont 
 and other countries ; with abridged transla- 
 tions of L'Histoire des Vaudois par Bresse, 
 and La Rentree Glorieuse d'Henri Arnaud, 
 with the ancient Valdensian Catechism. 
 London, 1827. 2 v. 8» . . 82-1795 
 
 Authentic memoirs of the green-room ; including 
 sketches of the performers of the theatre 
 royal. Lond. [1814] . . 24-217 
 
 — Same continued. 3 v. . . . 34-318 
 Authority. Lewis, G. C. Influence of 15-149 
 Author's jewel. S. Simpson . . 33-486 
 Author's daughter. Mary Howitt . 18-1509 
 Author's mind. M. F. Tupper . . 33-270 
 Authors. Allibone, S. A. Critical dictionary 
 
 of English literature . , , 21-294 
 
 — Books and authors . . . 32-942 
 
 — DeQuincey, T. Essays on the poets and other 
 
 English writers .... 30-1868 
 Literary reminiscences . . 30-1933 
 
 — D'Israeli, I. Calamities of a. . 23-1019 
 Quarrels of a 32-1025 
 
 — Dix, J. R. Pen and ink sketches 30-1717 
 
 — Elwood, Mrs. Literary ladies of England 30-1448 
 
 — Forrest, M. Women of the South 30-1592 
 
 — Kavanagh, J. French women of letters 30-1403 
 
 — French authors at home . . 30-1857 
 
 — Gillies, R. L. Memoirs of a literary veteran 
 
 33-352 
 
 — Lee, A. M. Eminent female writers 30-318 
 
 — Mitford, M. R. Recollections of a literary life 
 
 23-1144 
 
 — Morley, H. English writers . . 22-1148 
 
 — Nichols, J. Literary anecdotes . 33-1159 
 
 — Powell, T. Living authors of America 30-602 
 
 — Proctor, R. W. Literary reminiscences 30-1935 
 '■ — Rivers, D. Literary memoirs of living a. 
 
 [1798] 31-70 
 
 — Roche, A. Ecrivaine Franqais , 34-5349 
 
 — Scott, W. Eminent novelists . 30-1808 
 
 — Shelly, Mrs. et al. Lives of the most eminent 
 
 French writers .... 30-487 
 Lives of the most eminent literaiy and scien- 
 tific men of France . , 30-308 
 
 Lives of eminent literary and scientific men 
 
 of Italy, Spain and Portugal 30-307 
 
 — Spedding, J. Publishers and a. . 31-110 
 
 — Upcott & Shoberl. Living a. [British, 1816] 
 
 21-125 
 
 — Wright, T. Literary characters of Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland . . . 22-1291 
 
 — See Bibliography, Literary men. 
 Autobiography — a collection of instructive and 
 
 amusing lives, with introductions and sequels. 
 
 L., 1836-38. 18 V. . . . 30-1878 
 Autobiography of a female slave. Mattie Griffiths. 
 
 18-3744 
 
 Autobiography of a man of Kent. Edited by R. 
 
 Fi'tzroy Stanley. Lond., 1866 . 30-1773 
 
 Autobiography of a New England farm house. N. 
 
 .H. Chamberlain . . . 18-610 
 
 Autobiography of an actress. A. C. Mowatt 30-776 
 
 Autobiography of an English soldier, in the U. S. 
 
 army. N. Y., 1853 . . . 26''-243 
 Autocrasy in Poland and Russia . . 27»-3858 
 Autocrat of the breakfast-table. O. W. Holmes. 
 
 18-3741 
 
 Autograph leaves of our country's authors. Bait., 
 
 1864. 8° 22-919 
 
 Autre monde, 1'. Mme. M. de Grandfort 34-3378 
 Autumn holidays of a country parson. A. H. K. 
 
 Boyd 33-470 
 
 Autumn leaves. S. J. Gardner . . 33-1120 
 Autumnal leaves. L. M. Child . . 18-636 
 
 Auvergne. Costello, L. S. Pilgrimage to 27''-679 
 Ava. Account of A. and the Bunnese . 28^-557 
 
 — Symes, M. Embassy to . . 28»'-901 
 Avare, 1'. J. B. P. de Molih-e . . 34-3130 
 Avatar. T. Gautier .... 34-4064 
 Avenel, P. Les Calicots. P., 1866 . 34-5398 
 Avenger. T. de Quincey . . . 33-749 
 Aventures de Baleiniers. C. Henricy . 34-4073 
 Aventures de Jean-Paul Choppart. L. Desnoyers. 
 
 34-5079 
 
 Aventures de quatre femmes, etc. A. Dumas, fils. 
 34-3279 
 
AVENTURES. 
 
 31 
 
 BACON. 
 
 Aventures cle Saturnin Fichet. F. Soulie 34-3758 
 Aventuics d' un emigre. X. de Montepin 34-4391 
 
 — 2' me partie. X. de Montepin . . 34-4360 
 Aventures d'une famille perdue dans la desert. 
 
 M. Reid 34-4383 
 
 Aventures de William Wythe. X. de Montepin 
 
 34-4370 
 
 Aventures du dernier Abencerage. R. F. A. de 
 
 Chateaubriand . . . 34-3112,5411 
 Aventures du prince Chenevis. L. Gozlan 34^5088 
 Aventurier, 1'. X. de Montepin . . 34-4392 
 Avery Glibun. R. H. Newell . . 18-3918 
 Avesta ; the religious books of the Parsees. From 
 
 Spiegel's German trans, of the original MSS. 
 
 By A. H. Bleeck. L., 1864. 8» 32-1413 
 Avoidable causes of disease, insanity and deformity. 
 
 Ellis, J 10-389 
 
 Avolio, and other poems. P. H. Hayne 23-554 
 Awake, thou sleeper ! J. A. Clark . 32-856 
 
 Awakening of Italy. J. A. Wylie . 27''-811 
 Awards. Billing, S. Law of ,a. and arbitrations. 
 
 V. 51 of 2-55 
 
 — Kyd, S. Treatise on the law of . 2-51 
 Awas-I-Hind ; or, a voice from the Ganges ; being 
 
 a solution of the true source of Christianity. 
 L., 1861 . . . . . 32-1887 
 Axel. E. Tegner .... 34-3119 
 Axminster. Davidson, J. British and Roman re- 
 mains 27"-325 
 
 Ayenbite of inwyt. [E. E. T. S. pt. 23] vol. 12 of 
 
 22-1043 
 
 Ayesha, the maid of Kars. J. Morier . 18-2265 
 Aylmer, F. Cruise in the Pacific. From the log 
 of a naval officer. L., 1860. 2 v. 29»'-182 
 Aylmers of Bally- Aylmer. G. Griffin . 18-3678 
 Ayrshire legatees. J. Gait . . . 18-1133 
 Ay ton, R. The rendezvous. F's M. D. vol. 16 
 
 . 24-113 
 
 Aytoun, W. E. Ballads of Scotland. 2d ed. E., 
 1859. 3v 23-551 
 
 — Bothwell, a poem. In six parts. B., 1856 
 
 23-40'/ 
 
 — Lays of the Scottish cavaliers, and other poems. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 23-839 
 
 Azarian. Harriet E. Prescott . . 18-2543 
 Azaglio, M. d'. Florence betrayed. (Same as 
 
 Niccolo dei Lapi.) . . . 18-822 
 
 Azores. Henriques, F. H. de. Trip to 29'>-268 
 Azuni, M. D. A. Maritime law of Europe. N. Y., 
 
 1806. 2v, 8° . . . . 2-4 
 
 Baalim.' Oort, H. Worship of B. in Israel 32-1767 
 Babbage, C. Economy of machinery and manufac- 
 tures. Phil., 1832 . . . 6-278 
 
 — The exposition of 1851 ; or, views of the in- 
 
 dustry, the science and the government of 
 England. 2d ed. L., 1851. 8» 6-807 
 
 — Ninth Bridgewater treatise. A fragment. From 
 
 the 2d L. ed. Phil., 1841. 8° 32-2107 
 
 — Passages from the life of a philosopher. L., 
 
 1864. 8» 30-1543 
 
 Babble brook songs. J. H. M'Naughton 23-768 
 Babcock, S. A. Itinerant side . . 18-240 
 
 Babees book. [E. E. T. S., pt. 32.] vol. 18 of 
 
 22-1043 
 
 Babington, R. Law of auctions, Phil., 1837. 8°. 
 
 V. 19 of 2-55 
 
 — The law of set-off and mutual credit. Phil., 
 
 1834. 8» . . . . V. 6 of 2-55 
 
 Babo, J. M. Otto of Wittelsbach ; Dagobert : 
 
 tragedies. T. G. T., 4 . . 24-165 
 
 Baboo, the, and other tales . . . 18-239 
 
 Babrius. Fables. Trans, into English verse from 
 
 the text of Sir G. C. Lewis, by J. Davies. 
 
 L., 1860 23-731 
 
 Baby worlds. Gumpach, J. v. . . 12-89 
 
 Babylon. Foster, C. Monuments. P. 3d of 22-444 
 
 — Layard, H. A. Discoveries in . 28''-102 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. Five great monarchies 28''-196 
 
 — Rennell, J. Topography of ancient B. 28''-97 
 
 Babylon. Rich, C. J. Journey to, in 1811 28i'-97 
 Babylon the great ; or, men and things in the 
 
 British capital. 2d ed. L., 1828. 2 v. 8" 
 
 27^-914 
 
 Bach, J. S. Sammlung der Clavier-compositionen. 
 
 Herausg. von F. Cfirysander. Wolfenbuttel. 
 
 4v. in3. 4° ., . . . 5-837 
 
 Bachaumont, L. P. Memoires. v. 3 . 34-3519 
 
 — Marie-Antoinette, Louis XVI. et la famille 
 
 royale 34-3510 
 
 — See Chapelle. 
 
 Bache, A. D. Discussion of the magnetic and 
 
 meteorological observations made at the 
 
 Girard college observatory, in 1841-5. With 
 
 plates. [Sm. cont. toknowl.] W., 1862. 4° 
 
 11-518 
 
 — Reports on the coast survey. See United States. 
 
 — Report on education in Europe, to the trustees 
 
 of the Girard college. Phil., 1839 8« 13-25 
 
 — See Brewster, D. Treatise on optics 11-12 
 Bache, Anna. Adventures of a fire-screen 18-241 
 Bache, F. The penitentiary system. Letter to 
 
 R. Vaux. Phil., 1829. 8° . . 2-991 
 
 — See Wood, W. B. 
 
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 82 
 
 BAIRD. 
 
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BAIRD, 
 
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 Baldwin, W. CoiTespondence compiled by W. 
 
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BALLAD?. 
 
 34 
 
 BALZAC. 
 
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 Ballard, E., and A. B. Garrod. Elements of materia 
 
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 Ballot, the. Denison, S. C. Is the ballot a mis- 
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 Ballon, H. Eleven sermons, with critical and ex- 
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 Balmes, J. Protestantism and catholicity compared 
 
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 P., 1856 34-3039 
 
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 — The same in English . . . 18-271 
 
 — La femme de trente ; Femme abandonnee ; 
 
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 . . 34-3038 
 
 — Greatness and decline of Cesar Birotteaux 
 
 18-270 
 
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 34-3066 
 
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 34-3045,50,4689 
 
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 34-4690,3052,59 
 
 1834. 4 V. 8° 
 
 34-4688 
 
 34-4687,3035-42 
 
 34-3101 
 
 34-3043 
 
 34-3343 
 
 34-4072 
 
 34-4398 
 
BALZAC. 
 
 35 
 
 BANKS. 
 
 Balzac, H. de. Surville, m'me L. Balzac, sa vie 
 et ses ojuvres .... 34-3843 
 
 — See Tiroir du diable. 
 
 Bamford, S. Dialect of South Lancashire ; or, Tim 
 Bobbin's Tummus and Meary ; with his rhymes 
 and an enlarged glossary of words and phrases 
 chiefly used by the rural population of the 
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 2d ed. L., 1856 . . . . 22-923 
 
 — Passages in the life of a radical. L., n. d. 
 
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 Bampton lectures. Bernard, T. D. Progress of 
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 — Carwithen, J. B. S. View of the Brahminical 
 
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 — Hessey, J. A. Sunday, its origin and obliga- 
 
 tion 32-924 
 
 — Liddon, H. P. Divinity of our Lord 32-1982 
 
 — Mausel, H. L. Limits of religious thought 15-131 
 
 — Whately, R. Party feeling in matters of religion 
 
 32-957 
 
 — White, J. Sermons . . . 32-844 
 Bampfylde, J. (Walsh's Br. poets) . 23-62 
 Bananier, le. F. Soulie . . . 34-3760 
 Banoes de Candamo. See Candamo. 
 
 Bancroft, E. Essay on the natural history of 
 Guiana, with an account of the Indian in- 
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 — Philosophy of permanent colors, and the best 
 
 means of producing them by dyeing, calico 
 
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 Bancroft, G. Eulogy on Jackson . 30-607 
 
 — History of the U. S. from the discovery of the 
 
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 — History of the colonization of the U. S. Abridged 
 
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 — Joseph Reed ; a historical essay. N. Y., 1867. 
 
 8° 30-3351 
 
 — Literary and historical miscellanies. N. Y., 
 
 1854. 80 33-314 
 
 — See Our martyr president ; Reed, W. B. ; Schuy- 
 
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 Banerjca, K. M. Dialogues on the Hindu philoso- 
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 Vedant, with a discussion of the authority of 
 the Vedas. L., 1861. 8° . . 33-1339 
 Bangs, B., memoirs of. J. Hobson . 30-1940 
 Bangs, N. Stevens, A. Life and times of 30-1519 
 Banim, John. Boyne water . . 18-281 
 
 — The denounced ; or, the last baron of Crana : 
 
 and the conformists . . . 18-275 
 
 — Damon and Pythias. F's S. D. v. 5 24-221 
 
 — The ghost hunter .... 18-274 
 
 — Peep o' Day ; or, John Doe . . 18-283 
 
 — Peter of the castle ; and the fetches 18-288 
 
 — Smuggler 18-280 
 
 Banim, M. Crohoore of the billhook 18-283 
 
 — The croppy 18-282 
 
 — Father Connell .... 18-284 
 
 — Irish tales 18-378 
 
 — Mayor of Windgap . . . 18-276 
 Banim, M. & J. Bit o' writin' ; and other tales 
 
 18-277 
 
 Bank of England, the ; and the organization of 
 credit in England. 3d ed. With the evi- 
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 L., 1866 1-283 
 
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 — Historical sketch ; with an examination of the 
 
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 Bank of France. See Bank of England * 1-282 
 Bunk of North America, history of . 1-137 
 
 Bank of Pennsylvania. An address to the stock- 
 holders of, Dec. 22, 1829. Phil., 1829. 8° 
 
 1-179 
 
 — Paine, T. Dissertations on government, the 
 
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 Bank of Pennsylvania. Rules of the office at Easton 
 
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 Bank of the U. S. Carey, M. Spirit of Jackson- 
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 — Clarke & Hall. History of . . 1-127 
 
 — Exhibitof losses at the office in Baltimore 3-108 
 
 — General statement, 1836 . . 1-179 
 
 — Memorial of H. D. Gilpin and others 1-141 
 -^ Report of committee of directors, 1833 1-141 
 
 — Report of committee of ways and means 1-179 
 
 — The war on. Ph., 1834. 8" . 1-141 
 
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 Banker's commonplace book. B., 1851 1-314 
 Banker's magazine and journal of the money 
 
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 Banker's magazine and statistical register. Ed. by 
 
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 Banker's Avife. Mrs. C. Gore . . 18-1233 
 
 Banking and banks. Attwood, T. Scotch banker 
 
 1-313 
 
 — Bank charter act of 1844 . . 1-191 
 
 — Bullion, T. Management of a country bank 
 
 1-331 
 
 — Carey, M. Letters to directors of banks 1-371 
 
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 1-73 
 Logic of b. . . . . 1-74 
 
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 — Hankey, D. Principles, with remarks on bank 
 
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 — Hardcastle, D., Jr. Banks and bankers 1-333 
 
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 T— Lawson, W. J. History of b. . 1-88 
 
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 panic 1-u. p. 
 
 — National bank act . . . . 1-348 
 
 — Pennsylvania auditor generals' statements, 
 
 1828, 1836-7, 1837, 1838 . . 1-179 
 
 — Report of committee on prevention of forgery 
 
 1-336 
 
 — Review of the b. system of Gr. Britain 1-298 
 
 — Scratchjey,^ A. Savings banks . 1-116 
 Treatise on coins, currency and 
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 Handy book of . 1-173 
 
 Paper credit . . 1-331 
 
 — U. S. treasury dept. annual rep't on condition 
 
 of banks, 1850-61, '63 . . 1-345 
 
 — See Finance ; Savings banks. 
 
 Bankruptcy. Bankrupt law of the U. S., 1841. 
 Ph., 1841. 80 ... . 2-393 
 
 — Culleu, A. Principles of the bankrupt law 2-28 
 
 — Eden, R. H. Bankrupt laws. v. 34 of 2-55 
 
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 — List of bankrupts in the U. S. court for the 
 
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 Banks, John. The Albion queens. B. B. T., vol. 
 
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 Banks, Rev. John. Journal of life, labors, in and 
 
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 Banks, W. S. Walks in Yorkshire. L., 1866 
 
 37^-815 
 
 — Sealy, H. N. 
 
 b. 
 
 — Smith, J. W. 
 
 — Thornton, H. 
 
BANISHED. 
 
 36 
 
 BARING. 
 
 Banished man, the. Charlotte Smith . 18-2929 
 Banished son. Mrs. C. L. Hentz . 18-1398 
 
 Banner of the covenant. R.Simpson 32-1391 
 
 Bannister, J. Adolphus, J. Memoirs of 30-1318 
 Bannister, J. T. Temples of the Hebrews ; their 
 courts, sanctuaries, furniture, and festivals. 
 
 L., 1861 32-1780 
 
 Bannister, N. H. Putman, F's S. D. vol. 39 
 
 24-221 
 
 Bannister, S. William Paterson, the founder of the 
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 Bannister, Saxe, (Ed.) Journal of the first French 
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 Banting, W. Letter on corpulence. 3d ed. L., 
 
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 Banvard, J, The American statesman ; or, illustra- 
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 B., 1853 30-765 
 
 — Novelties of the new world. B., 1856 26«-357 
 
 — Plymouth and the pilgrims ; or, incidents of ad- 
 
 venture in the history of the tirst settlers. B., 
 1851 26^^276 
 
 — Romance of American history as illustrated in 
 
 the early settlements. B., 1852 . 26f-650 
 
 — Tragic scenes in the history of Maryland and 
 
 the old French war. B., 1856 . 26=^336 
 Baptist, Father. See Alley Moore . 18-287 
 
 Baptist quarterly, v. 1. Ph., 1867. 8° 32-2083 
 Baptism and baptists. Adams, N. Bertha and 
 
 her baptism 32-721 
 
 — Beecher, E. Import and modes . 32-1684 
 
 — Belcher, J. Baptist pulpit of the United States 
 
 32-1136 
 
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 32-536 
 
 — Conant, T. J. Meaning and use of baptizein 
 
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 — Gervaise, abbe. Bapteme des morts 34-4471 
 
 — Goode, W. Doctrine of the church of Eng- 
 
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 32-1463 
 
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 Barante, A. G. P. B. de. Histoire du directoire de 
 
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 Baratariana. A select collection of fugitive political 
 pieces, published during the administration 
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 Barbadoes. Poyer, J. History . . 26'^1216 
 
 — Schomburgk, R. H. History ; geographical and 
 
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 Barbara, 0. L'Assassinat du Pont-rouge. Ed. 
 
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 Barbara's history. A. B. Edwards 18-990 & 3933 
 Barbarian, the. F. Halm. Adapted by Maria Lovell. 
 
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 Barbarossa. [Pseud.] See Scott, J. 
 
 Barbarossa. An historical novel. C. von Boladen 
 
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 Barbaroux, O., et T. S6ron. Histoire des Etats-Unis. 
 
 Ph., 1858 34-4216 
 
 Barbary. Jardine, A. Letters from B. 29^-26 
 
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 — Margolioutb, M. Pilgrimage to the land of my 
 
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 Barbary. Russell, M. History and present con- 
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 Barbauld, A. L. Life of S. Richardson, v. 1 of 
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 Barbedette, H. Beethoven — Esquisse musicale. La 
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 Barbee, W. J. Physical and moral aspects of geo- 
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 Barber, J. W. Historical collections of the state of 
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 Barbier, A. A. Dictionnaire des ouvrages anon- 
 
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 Barbier de Paris, le. C. P. de Kock . 34-4759 
 Barchester Towers. A. Trollope . 18-3285 
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 Barclay, A. W. Dissertation on temperament. Ber- 
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 — Manual of medical diagnosis, being an analysis 
 
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 Barclay, D. Kerr, J. Trials of . . 2-314 
 
 Barclay, J. Complete and universal English dic- 
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 Barclay, J. T. City of the great king ; Jerusalem 
 
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 1858. 8° 28»>-251 
 
 Barclay, R. Apology for the true Christian divinity, 
 
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 Ph., 1850. 8" . . . . 32-390 
 
 Barclay, Sidney. See Post, Lydia M. 
 Bard, S. A. [Pseud.] See Squier, E. G. 
 Bards. Nash, D. W. Taliesin ; or, the bards and 
 
 Druids of Britain . . . 22-1161 
 
 — Skene, W. F. The four ancient books of Wales 
 
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 Bards of the bible. * J. Gilfillau .* '. 32-821 
 
 Bardwell, H. Memoir of Rev. Gordon Hall, one of 
 
 the first missionaries at Bombay. And., 1834 
 
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 Bardwell, Wm. Healthy homes and how to make 
 
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 Baretti, G. See Comelati, G. ; Neuman «& Baretti. 
 Baretti, J. A journey from London to Genoa, 
 
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 Barham, R. H. Cousin Nicholas . 18-285 
 
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 Barhydt, D. P. Industrial exchanges and social 
 
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 N. J., 1849 .... 3-18 
 
 Baring-Gould, S. The book of were-wolves. L., 
 
 1865 32-1785 
 
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BARING. 
 
 87 
 
 BARNEVAL. 
 
 Baring-Gould, S. See Henderson, W. 
 
 Barker, G. T. Instructions in the preparation, ad- 
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 Barker, Jacob. Incidents in the life of. W., 1855. 
 8» 30-1999 
 
 Barker, Joseph. See Berg, J. F. . 32-1GG9 
 
 Barker, M. H. Land and sea tales . 18-1806 
 
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 Barker, Wm. B. Lares and Penates ; or, Cilicia 
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 1855 27''-2868 
 
 Barlee, E. Friendless and helpless. Lond., 1863 
 
 2-529 
 
 Barley Wood. Mrs. J. M. Parker . 18-2430 
 
 Barlow, H. C. Critical, historical and philosophical 
 contributions to the study of the divina corn- 
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 Barlow, J. Advice to the privileged orders of Eu- 
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 — Columbiad, a poem. Ph., 1807. 4<' 23-1300 
 Barlow, P. An elementary investigation of the 
 
 theory of numbers. L., 1811. 8° 14-40 
 
 Barnabas, St. See Apostolical fathers. 
 Barnabe Rudge. Chas. Dickens . . 34-4034 
 Biirnaby, N. See Adams, W. H. D. . 27^-6 
 
 Barnaby Rudge. C. Dickens . . 18-855 
 
 — The same. (In Master Humphrey's clock.) 
 
 18-870 
 
 Barnard, G. Drawing from nature. L., 1865. 8° 
 5-726 
 
 — The theory and practice of landscape painting 
 
 in water colors. L., 1858. 8" . 5-169 
 
 Barnard, H. Life, educational principles and me- 
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 — Military schools and courses of instruction in 
 
 the science and art of war. Part 1 : France 
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 — National education in Europe ; an account of 
 
 the organization, administration, instruction 
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 — Normal schools and other agencies for the pro- 
 
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 8° 13-29 
 
 — Object teaching and oral lessons on social sci- 
 
 ence and common things. Reprinted from the 
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 1860. 8» 13-30 
 
 — Papers for the teacher, from the Am. jour, of ed. 
 
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 — (Ed.) Educational documents of Connecticut 
 
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 Barnard, J. G. Notes on sea-coast defence ; con- 
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 artillery operations of the army of the Poto- 
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 Barnard, M. R. Life of Thorwaldsen. Collated 
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 Barnard, M. R. Sport in Norway, and where to 
 find it : with a short account of the vegetable 
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 1864 27''-668 
 
 Barnave. J. Janin .... 34-3435 
 
 Barnes, A. The atonement, in its relations to law 
 
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 — Church and slavery. Ph., 1857 . 32-1580 
 
 — Evidences of Christfanity in the nineteenth cen- 
 
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 N. Y., 1868 .... 32-2354 
 
 — Inquiries and suggestions in regard to the foun- 
 
 dation of faith in the word of God. Ph., 
 1859 33-766 
 
 — Inquiry into the scriptural views of slavery. 
 
 Ph., 1857 32-1581 
 
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 2 V 33-364 
 
 — Notes, critical, illustrative and practical, on the 
 
 book of Job ; with a new translation and an 
 
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 32-16 
 
 — Notes, critical, explanatory and practical on the 
 
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 book of Daniel ; with an introductory disser- 
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 — Notes, explanatory and practical, on the gos- 
 
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 Acts of the apostles. N. Y., 1857 32-697 
 
 Romans. N. Y., 1855 . . 32-698 
 
 First Corinthians. N. Y., 1855 32-699 
 
 Second Corinthians and Galatians. N. Y., 
 
 1854 ■ 32-700 
 
 Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians. N. 
 
 Y., 1855 32-701 
 
 Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus and Phile- 
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 Hebrews. N. Y., 1855 . . 33-703 
 
 James, Peter, John and Jude. N. Y., 1855 
 
 . . . . . 32-704 
 Revelations. N. Y., 1853 . . 32-361 
 
 — A pastor's appeal to the young. Phila., 1840 
 
 — The way of salvation. A sermon ; with de- 
 
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 Barnes, C. M. S. Plays, prose and poetry. Ph., 
 
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 Barnes, L. B. Congregational harp. A collection 
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 Barnes, W. Se gefylsta (the helper) ; an Anglo- 
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 — Grammar and glossary of the Dorset dialect. 
 
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 — Philological grammar, grounded upon English, 
 
 and formed from a comparison of more than 
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 — Tiw ; or, a view of the roots and stems of the 
 
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 Barnes, W. H. Body politic. Cin., 1866 2-530 
 
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 Barnett, M. Bold dragoons. F's S. D., vol. 18 
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 Barneval. See Tachet de Barneval. 
 
BARNSTORFF. 
 
 38 
 
 EARTH. 
 
 Barnstorff, D. Key to Shakespeare's sonnets. 
 Trans, from Gei-man bv T. J. Graham. L., 
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 Barnum, H. L. The spy unmasked. Adventures 
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 Barnum, P. T. Life by himself. N. Y., 1855 
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 — Humbugs of the world ^ an account of humbugs, 
 
 delusions, impositions, quackeries, deceits and 
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 Barnwell, E. L. Perrot notes ; or some account of 
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 Barn-yard, manual of. D. H. Jacques 4-247 
 
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 Baron, A. Resume de I'histoire de la litterature 
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 Barron, John. Life of E. Jenner. L., 1888. v. 2. 
 
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 Baron, M. Boyron dit. L'homme a bonne fortune. 
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 Baronet, the. Miss Corner . . . 18-3820 
 Baron la gazette. H.-A.-A. deGondrecourt 84—4071 
 Baron Munchausen. Travels and surprising adven- 
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 Baronet's daughters. Mrs. Grey . . 18-1271 
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 Barons' wars, chronicle of the. Camden soc. pub., 
 
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 Baronscliffe. Mrs. P. M. Latham . 18-1814 
 
 Baron-Wilson, Margaret. Memoirs of Harriot, 
 
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 Barrell, G., jr. The pedestrian in France and 
 
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 Barrett, E. Gunnery instructions, simplified for the 
 
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 Barrett, Jos. H. Life of Abraham Lincoln. Cin., 
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 — Same, with account of death. N. Y., 1865. 8" 
 
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 Beaseley. Is he jealous. F's M. D. v. 18 24-113 
 
 Beatitudes. Who are the blessed ? or, meditations 
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 Beaton, P. Creoles and coolies ; or, five years in 
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 L., 1860. 2v 280-584 
 
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 Beatrice. J. Kavanagh . . . 18-1714 
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 Beatrice Boville. De Larame . . 18-3870 
 Beatrice Cenci. F. D. Guerrazzi . . 18-1293 
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 Beattie, Jas. Dissertations, moral and critical. 
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 Beauchamp. G. P. R. James . . 18-1607 
 
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 Beauchesne, A. de. Louis XVII., his life, suffering 
 
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 Beauclercs, the. C. Clarke . . . 18-3804 
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 Beaumarchais and his times. L. deLomenie 37"-! 790 
 
 Beaumarchais dans I'affaire Goezman. Sainte-Beuve 
 
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BEAUMARCHAIS. 
 
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 BECKWORTH. 
 
 Beaumarcliais — an historical nov6l. A. E. Brach- 
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 Beaumont, F., and J. Fletcher. Works, with an 
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 B. B. T. V. 11 . . . . 24-71 
 
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 24-141 
 
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 24-331 
 
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 24-71 
 
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 34-71 
 
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 Beaumont, J. (Sanford's Br. poets.) . 33-72 
 Beaumont, Wm. Experiments and observations on 
 
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 Beaunoir, M'me de. Le sculpteur. Le Texier. 
 
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 Beauties of faith, the. Leaves from the "Ave 
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 Beauties of French history. N. Y., 1846 27^-lCll 
 
 Beauties of the isle of Wight. W. H. D. Adams 
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 Beauties of the court of Charles II. A. Jameson 
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 Beautiful city and the king of glory. W. Davis 
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 Beautiful thoughts from Greek authors. C. T. 
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 Beautiful widow. M. W. Shelley . 18-2833 
 
 Beauty. Ellis, Mrs. 8. S. The beautiful in nature 
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 Beauty of the lieavens. C. F. Blunt . 12-40 
 
 Beauty's mirror — a companion to the toilet. L., 1839 
 
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 Beauvallet, L. Rachel and the new world. , N. Y., 
 
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 Beauvallet. E. De Mirecourt . . 34-4402 
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 Beauvoir Priaulx. See Priaulx. 
 
 Beaux messieurs de Bois-dore, les. M'me Dudevant 
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 Beaver. Morgan, L. H. The American b. and his 
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 Beawes, W. Correct tables for calculating the ex- 
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 Beazley, S. The steward. Altered from T. Hol- 
 
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 Beccaria, C. B. S. Essay on crimes and punish- 
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 Becher, J. T. The constitution of friendly societies 
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 Bechler, G. R. Atlas showing battles and important 
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 Bechstein, J. M. Cage and chamber birds ; their 
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 Beckford, P. Thoughts on hunting, with a chap- 
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 Beckford, W. Italy, Spain, and Portugal, with an 
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 Ph., 1834. 3v 37''-68 
 
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 Beckmann, John. History of inventions, discover- 
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 Beecher, E. Baptism with reference to its import 
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 Beecher, H. W. Eyes and ears. B., 1862 33-913 
 
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 32-2346 
 
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 N. Y., 1855 33-531 
 
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 Beecher, Mrs. H. W. From dawn to daylight 
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 Beechey, H. W. Memoir of Sir J. Reynolds 5-389 
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 Beer, G. J. See Frick, G. 
 
 Beer. Bushnan, J. S. Burton and its bitter b. 
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 Beers, D. G. Atlas of the state of Delaware. Ph., 
 
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 Beethoven, L. von. Sammtliche compositionen. 
 
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 Belcher, J. The Baptist pulpit of the U. S. ; pas- 
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 Bell, A. M. Principles of speech and vocal physi- 
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 XXXVI. Parnell 
 
 XXXVII. Garth and Fenton . 
 
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 L. Savage 
 
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 the dramatists. L., n. d. 
 
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 Bellamy, W. H. See Glover, C. W. 
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 BERARD. 
 
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 Benjamin of Tudela. See Early travels in Palestine 
 
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 Bennet, W. H. Biographical sketches from the 
 
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 Bennett, Emerson. Border rover . 18-316 
 
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 Bennett, G. Gatherings of a naturalist in Australa- 
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 Bennett, James. Elementary treatise on logic. L., 
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 Bennett, J. H. Clinical lectures on the principles 
 
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 Bennett, J. G. Bennett and his times. By a jour- 
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 Bennett, S. The Christian governess by G. B. Ben- 
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 Bennett, W. S. May queen ; a pastoral cantata. 
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 r illustration. L'arme, esquisses et croquis 
 militaires. 8° . , . . 34-4803 
 
 Les beaux-arts illustr6s. 8° . 34-4859 
 
 Les grands guerriers des croisades. 8° 34-4860 
 
 Histoire des ballons et des locomotives aeri- 
 
 ennes. 8» 34^4862 
 
 Les jeux, chez tous les peuples. 8" 34-4861 
 
 Les marins illustres. 8° . , 34-4858 
 
 Mythologie Grecque et Romaine. 8" 34-4857 
 
 Besenval, P. V., baron de. Memoires. v. 4 of 34-3519 
 
 Besse, A. de. The Turkish empire : its historical, 
 statistical, and religious condition. From the 
 4th German ed. With additions by E. J. 
 Morris. Ph., 1854 . . . 27a-3064 
 
 Besser, W. F. St. Paul the apostle ; a biblical por- 
 trait. Trans, by F. Bultman ; with an intro- 
 ductory notice by Rev. J. S. Houson. N. Y., 
 1864 ...... 32-1304 
 
 Best, Mrs. Abroad ; and how to live there. A nar- 
 rative of three years' residence in Germany and 
 Switzerland. L., 1860 . . 27''-591 
 
 Best, T. Concise treatise of the art of angling. L., 
 1808. 8th ed 20-311 
 
 Best, W. M. Presumptions of law and fact ; with 
 the theory and rules of presumptive or cir- 
 cumstantial proof in criminal cases. Ph. , 1845. 
 8° v. 47 of 2-55 
 
 — Principles of evidence and practice as to proofs in 
 
 courts of common law. Phila., 1849. 8" 
 
 v. 66 of 2-55 
 
 Best things. R. Newton . . . 32-850 
 
 Beste, J. R. The Wabash ; or, adventures of an 
 
 English gentleman's family in the interior of 
 
 America. L., 1855. 3 v. . 26»-5':4 
 
 Bete du gevaudan. E. Berthet . . 34-3092 
 
 Betes et gens. J. Hetzel . . . 34-4169 
 
 Betham, W. Etruscan literature and antiquities 
 
 investigated ; or, the language of that people 
 
 identified with the Iberno-Celtic. Dub., 1842. 
 
 2v. 8» 22-408 
 
 Bethany. Macduff, J. R. Memories of 32-678 
 Bethune, M. de. See Sully. 
 
 Bethune, G. W. British female poets ; with bio- 
 graphical and critical notices. Ph., 1848. 8" 
 23-16 
 
 — Expository lectures of the Heidelberg catechism. 
 
 N. Y., 1864. 2 V. . . . 32-1188 
 
 — Guide for the inquiring. Ph., 1848 32-23 
 
 — Lays of love and faith, with other fugitive poems. 
 
 Ph., 1848. 8" . . . . 23-15 
 
 — Memoirs of Mrs. Joanna Bethune ; with extracts 
 
 from her writings. N. Y., 1863 30-1416 
 
 — Orations and occasional discourses. N. Y.,1850 
 
 33-491 
 
 — Sermons. Ph., 1846. 8° . . 32-23 
 
 — Van Nest, A. R. Memoir of . . 30-2328 
 Betise humaine. J. Noriac . . 34-3608 
 Betrothed, the. A. Manzoni . . 18-2061 
 Betrothed, the. Sir W. Scott . . 18-2754 
 Betsey Jane Ward, hur book of goaks 18-455 
 Better covenant. F. Goode . . 32-97,1356 
 Better days for working people. W. G. Blaikie 
 
 2-546 
 
 Better land. A. C. Thompson . . 32-886 
 
 Bettine, von Arnim. See Arnim, Bettine v. 
 Beulah. A. J. Evans .... 18-1031 
 Beule, C. E. La jeunesse de Phidias 34-4667 
 
 — Murillo et I'Andalousie . . . 34-4677 
 Bevan, W. L. See Manual of geogiaphical science 
 
 25-74 
 
 Beveridge, H. Comprehensive history of India, civil, 
 
 military, and social. L., 1859-62. 3 v. 8° 
 
 38»-393 
 
 Beveridge, J. Epistolse familiares et alia qusedam 
 miscellanea. Translations into English verse 
 by diff"erent hands. Ph., 1765 • 34-457 
 
 Beveridge, W. Private thoughts upon religion and a 
 Christian life. N. Y., 1857. 2 v. 32-1394 
 
 Beverley, R. M. Letter to the archbishop of York 
 on the present corrupt state of the church 
 of England. Beveriey, 1831. 8° 33-2503 
 
 — The tombs of the prophets ; a discourse on the 
 
 corruptions of the church of Christ. 3d ed. 
 Beveriey, 1835. 8° . • . 33-3503 
 
 Beverly, M. Romantic passages in English history 
 18-337 
 
 Beverly, Robert. History of Virginia, in 4 parts. 
 I. Early history. II. Natural productions. 
 III. Native Indians. IV. Present state of 
 country. With introduction by C. Campbell. 
 Richmond, 1855. 8» . . . 36''-335 
 
 Beveriy, Mass. Stone, E. M. History of 36''-640 
 
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 Beyle, H. (De Stendhal.) La Chartreuse de Parme. 
 P., 1857 34-3883 
 
 — Chrouiques et nouvelles. P., 1855 34-3835 
 
 — De 1' amour. P., 1863 . . . 34-3832 
 
 — Promenades dans Rome. P., 1855. 3 v. 34-3834 
 
 — La rouge et le noir. P., 1858 . 34-3826 
 
 — Vie de Rossini. P., 1854 . . 34-3837 
 
 — Vies de Haydn, de Mozart et de Metastase. P. , 
 
 1854 34-3838 
 
 Beyminstre. By the author of " The silent woman." 
 
 18-3688 
 
 Beyond the lines. J. J. Geer . . 36''-443 
 Beyond the Mississippi. A. D. Richardson 26^-622 
 Bhagavad-Gita, the. Translated with copious notes, 
 
 an introduction on Sanskrit philosophy, and 
 
 other matter, by J. C. Thomson. Hert., 1855. 
 
 8» 32-1340 
 
 Bhilsa topes. A. Cunningham . . 32-963 
 
 Bianca. E. Maturin .... 18-2139 
 Bianca Capello. A tragedy. L. Osborn 24r-237 
 Biard, M'me. Un mariage en province. P., 1857 
 . , 34-3033 
 
 — Nouvelles. — Etienette ; Silvere ; Le Secret. P., 
 
 1859 34-3032 
 
 — Une place a la cour, comedie . . 34-4824 
 
 — Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg. 2' me ed. 
 
 P., 1855 34-3034 
 
BIBLE. 
 
 49 
 
 BIBLE. 
 
 Bible. Text and versions. 
 
 — Biblia hebraica, sec. ult. ed. J. Athiae, a J. Leus- 
 
 den recog., recens. variisque notis illust. ab 
 Van der Hooght. Ed. nov. rec. et emend, a 
 J. D'AUemand. L., 1836. 8» . 34-2935 
 
 — English. The holy bible "with the apocryphal 
 
 books, in the earliest English versions made 
 from the Latin vulgate by John WyclifFe and 
 his followers ; ed. bv J. Forshall and P. Mad- 
 den. Oxford, 1850. 4 v. 4" . 32-2041 
 
 The holy scriptures. Trans, by M. Cover- 
 dale— 1535. L., 1838. 4° . . 32-2012 
 
 The holy bible trans, from the Latin vul- 
 gate ; The old testament first published at 
 Doway, 1609 ; and the new, at Rheims, 1582. 
 With annotations. Ph., 1850. 8° 32-1734 
 
 See Fulke, W. Confutation of Rhemish 
 
 testament 32-1720 
 
 The holy bible : with the apocrypha. Trans- 
 lated by command of King James I. Indexes 
 and Brown's concordance. Oxford, 1829. 4" 
 32-1839 
 
 See "Ward. Errata of the protestant bible 
 
 32-1744 
 
 The holy bible according to the authorized 
 
 version. Printed phonetically. L., 1850. 8" 
 32-1978 
 
 — French. La sainte bible. Revue sur les origin- 
 
 aux par D. Martin. N. Y., 1859 34-3963 
 
 — Italian. La sacra biblia ; tr. da G. Diodati. L., 
 
 1825 . 34-2506 
 
 — Latin. [A small octavo copy, without title-page, 
 
 text occupying 500 leaves, numbered, inter- 
 pretatio and index, 25 leaves, not numbered. 
 Sig. a-z, A-Z and Aa-Xx, chapters not di- 
 vided into verses] . . . 34-449 
 
 — See Apocrypha ; Commandments ; Creation ; 
 
 Jasher ; Pentateuch ; Prophets ; and names 
 of special books of the old testament. 
 
 — New Testament. 
 
 — Polyglott. Nov. test, pollyglottum Bagsterian- 
 
 um : Graece, Latine, Anglicane, Galice, Italice, 
 
 Hispanice, Germanice, Syriace. L., n. d. 4° 
 
 32-2019 
 
 — Greek. Alford, H. v. 1— Gospels . 32-806 
 Nov. test. Greece. P. Buitman. Lips., 1856 
 
 34-347 
 
 J. J. Griesbach. Cantab., 1809. 8» 
 
 34-275 
 
 Ex antiquissimo codice vaticane edidit. 
 
 A. Mains. L., 1859. 8» . . 34-276 
 
 — English. The new testament of our Lord and 
 
 Saviour Jesus Christ. By W. Tyndale, the 
 first vernacular trans, from the Greek : with 
 memoir. To which are annexed variations of 
 other translations, by J. P. Dabney. And., 
 1837 32-2375 
 
 The new testament of our Lord and Saviour 
 
 Jesus Christ ; trans, out of tlie Latin vulgate, 
 and first published by the English college of 
 Rheims, 1582. N. Y., 1834. 8» 32-1721 
 
 The new testament of our Lord and Saviour 
 
 Jesus Christ ; with devotional reflections by 
 John Gillies .... 32-93 
 
 The new testament, in Comstock's perfect 
 
 alphabet. Ph., 1848. 80 . . 32-1977 
 
 A new and corrected version of the new tes- 
 tament; with notes by R. Dickinson. B., 
 1833. 8" 32-2046 
 
 Tlie new testament. Trans, by L. A. Saw- 
 yer. B., 1858 .... 32-1148 
 
 — — [American bible union's version — with King 
 
 James' version and Greek text in parallel 
 columns; with notes.] (') The gospel by 
 Matthew. [Ed.] by J. T. Conant. N. Y., 
 
 18G0. 4» 32-2060 
 
 (2) The gospel according to Mark ; Acts of 
 
 the apostles ; The epistles to the Thessaloni- 
 ans; The epistle to the Hebrews. N. Y., 
 lb.. 0-8. 4° b2-2(;(jl 
 
 Bible. New Testament. 
 
 — English. (") Acts of the apostles. N. Y., 1858. 
 
 4» 32-2064 
 
 (4) The second epistle of Peter, the epistles 
 
 of John and Judas, and the Revelation. N. 
 Y., 1854. 4" . . . . 32-2070 
 
 — Swedish. Nya testamentet ; [with notes. 4°. no 
 
 title-page.] 34-2998 
 
 — See Acts of the apostles ; Epistles ; Gospels ; 
 
 Parables ; Revelations ; and the names of the 
 writers of the gospels. 
 
 — Introduction. 
 
 — Alexander, A. Canon of the old and n. t. 
 
 32-1371 
 
 — Alford, H. How to study the n. t. 32-1916 
 
 — Bacheler, O., and R. D. Owen. Discussion on 
 
 the authenticity of the b. . . 32-1566 
 
 — Barry, A. Study of the o. t. . . 32-1798 
 
 — Cellcrier, J. E. Authenticity of the n. t. 32-44 
 
 — Curtis, T. F. Human element in inspiration 
 
 32-2325 
 
 — Davidson, S. Introduction to the n, t. 32-800 
 
 — De Wette, W. M. L. Critical introduction to the 
 
 o. t 32-1420 
 
 — Dobie, D. Key to the bible . . 32-182 
 
 — Fairbaim, P. Hermaneutical manual 32-793 
 
 — Garbett, E. God's word written . 32-2284 
 
 — Gaussen, L. Canon of the holy scriptures in 
 
 the light of history . . . 32-1403 
 Plenary inspiration of the scriptures 32-90 
 
 — Gerard, G. Institutes of biblical criticism 32-91 
 
 — Griflin, G. The gospel its own advocate 32-301 
 
 — Havernick, H. A. C. Introduction to the o. t. 
 
 . 32-1421 
 
 — Henderson, E. Divine inspiration 32-594,2199 
 
 — Home, T. H. Introduction to holy scriptures 
 
 32-737 
 
 — Infidel objections against the b. . 32-1670 
 
 — Jones, J. Canonical authority of the n. t. 
 
 32-1352 
 
 — Kurtz, J. H. The bible and astronomy 32-680 
 
 — Lee, W. Inspiration of holy scripture 32-654 
 
 — Lewis, T. Divine human in the scriptures 
 
 32-1574 
 
 — Liber librorum ; its structure, limitations and 
 
 purpose 32-2059 
 
 — Lord, E. Plenary inspiration of the holy scrip- 
 
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 Verbal inspiration . . . 32-1470 
 
 — M'Clelland, A. Canon and interi:)retation 32-968 
 
 — M'Whorter, G. C. Hand-book of then. t. 32-1181 
 
 — Nicholls, B. C. Help to reading the b. 32-2243 
 
 — Sailer, G. F. Biblical hermeneutics 32-942 
 
 — Scrivener, F. H. Contributions to the criticism 
 
 of Greek t 32-1001 
 
 — Silver, A. The holy word in its own defence 
 
 32-1075 
 
 Symbolic character of the sacred scriptures 
 
 32-1071 
 
 — Tomline, G. Introduction to the study of the b. 
 
 32-488 
 
 — Tregelles, S. P. Canon Muratorianus 32-2106 
 Historicevidenceof the authorship and trans- 
 mission of the n. t. . . . 32-960 
 
 — Watson, R. Apology for the b. . 32-225 
 
 — Commentaries and Dictionaries. 
 
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 34-491 
 
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 — Brown, J. Dictionary of the b. . 32-1619 
 
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 32-1621 
 
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 names 32-1867 
 
 — Critical English testament based on Bengel's 
 
 gnomon 32-1872 
 
BIBLE. 
 
 50 
 
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 different books of the bible, 
 
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 Old testament history . . 32-1768 
 
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 32-427 
 
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 32-177 
 
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 32-2322 
 
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 Bible stories and pictures. C. L. Johnstone 32-2361 
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 — Dibdin, T. F. Bibliomania, or book-ma dnes* 
 
 31-155 
 Bibliophobia . . . . 21-157 
 
 — Goodhugh, W. Library manual . 21-182 
 
 — Hamst, O. Life and works of J. M. Querard 
 
 30-1980 
 
 — Index librorum prohibitorum a Sixto V 21-353 
 
 — Merry weather, P. S. Bibliomania in the middle 
 
 ages . . . , . . . 21-76 
 
 — Nichols, J. Literary anecdotes and history 
 
 ofthe 18th century . . .22-1159,60 
 
 — Putnam, G. P. Book-buyer's manual 21-234 
 
 — Savage, J. The librarian , . 21-267 
 
 — Techener, J. J. Bulletin du bibliophile 21-122 
 
 — Walpole, H. Royal and noble authors 21-131 
 
 — See Authors ; Booksellers ; Catalogues ; Libra- 
 
 ries ; Literature ; Manuscripts ; Periodicals ; 
 Printing ; Writing ; and names of subjects 
 of bibliographical research, such as America, 
 Biography. 
 Bibliopegia. J. Hanett . . . 6-495 
 
 — See Bookbinding. 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana Nova. O. Rich 21-244 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana Vestustissima. Harrisse, H. 
 
 21-314 
 
 Bibliotheca Anglo-Poetica . . . 21-302 
 
 Bibliotheca Biblica. W. Orme . . 21-230 
 
 Bibliotheca Cantiana. J. R. Smith . 21-265 
 
 Bibliotheca Heraldica. T. Moule . 21-335 
 
 Bibliotheca Madrigaliana. E. F. Rimbault 21-248 
 Bibliotheca Medico-Chirurgica. T. C. F. Enslin 
 
 21-42 
 
 Bibliotheca Parriana .... 21-463 
 
 Bibliotheca Sussexiana. T. J. Pettigrew 21-359 
 Bibliotheca sacra, v. 3— 6, 8, 9, 11, 18, 21-4. And., 
 
 1846-67 32-1695 
 
 Bibliotheca Scota-Celtica. J. Reid . 21-240 
 
 Bibliotheca selecta de litteratura espanola. [P. Men- 
 
 debil y M. Silvela.] Burdeos, 1819. 4 v. 8" 
 
 . . . . . . . 34-5 
 
 Bibliotheque de mon oncle. R. TopfTer ^ 34-3870 
 
 Bibliotheque des memoires relatifs a I'histoire de 
 
 France pendant le 18« siecle. J. F. Barriere 
 
 34-5502 
 
 Bibliotheque des Merveilles. See Marion, F. 
 
 34-3509 
 
 Bibliotheque des villages. A. Berquin ' 34-4598 
 
 Bibliotheque fipistolaire. Lettres des femmes cele- 
 
 bres du siecle de Louis XIV. Rec. par A. 
 
 Delanone, P 34^015 
 
 Bichat, X. Physiological researches upon life and 
 death. Trans, from the French by T. Wat- 
 kins. Ph., 1809. 8» . . . 10-16 
 Bickerstafl', I. The hypocrite. D. L. T. v. 5 
 . . . . . . 34^107 
 
 — Same. Altered from Cibber. M. B. D. v. 4 
 
 34-143 
 
 — Same. [Altered from Gibber's Nonjuror.] B. D. 
 
 v. 1 34-143 
 
 — The hypocrite. Comedy. Altered from Cibber. 
 
 S. B. T. V. 6 . . . . 24-191 
 
 — Same. Adapted by S. Smith, v. 14 of 24-321 
 
BICKERSTAFF. 
 
 53 
 
 BINNING. 
 
 Bickerstaff, I. Lionel and Clarissa ; a comic opera. 
 I. B. T. V. 13 . . . . 24-141 
 
 — Love in a villaee. D. L. T. v. 7 . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. t). v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Love in a village : comic opera. S. B. T. v. 14 
 
 24-191 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 33 . . . 24-71 
 
 — The maid of the mill ; comic opera. B. B. T. 
 
 V. 33 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 7 . . . 24H07 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 6 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The padlock. D. L. T. v. 9 . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same; a farce. S. B. T. v. 16 . 24-191 
 
 — The plain-dealer ; comedy ; altered from Wych- 
 
 erly, B. B. T. v. 20 . . . 24-71 
 
 — The recruiting sergeant. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — School for fathers ; or, Lionel and Clarissa ; 
 
 comic opera. B. B. T. v. 33 . 24-71 
 
 — The sultan. M. B. D. v. 5 . . 24-142 
 
 — The sultan ; comedy. S. B. T. v. 3 24-191 
 
 — and S. Foote. Dr. Last in his chariot. M. B. 
 
 D. v. 5 24-142 
 
 Bickerstaff, I. [Pseud. ] See Steel, R. ; Swift, J. 
 Bickersteth, E. Treatise on the Lord's supper ; de- 
 signed as a guide and companion to the holy 
 communion. Ph., 1862 . . 32-1395 
 
 — Birks, T. R. Memoir of . . . 30-664 
 Bickersteth, E. H. Water from the well-spring 
 
 for the Sabbath hours of afflicted believers. 
 N. Y., 1854 .... 32-481 
 
 Bickham, W. D. Rosecrans' campaign with the 
 fourteenth army corps, or the army of the 
 Cumberland ; with official reports of the bat- 
 tle of Stone river. Cin., 1863 . 26»-498 
 
 Bicknell, A. Life of Alfred the great. L., 1777. 
 8» 30-13 
 
 Bicknell, W. J. See Illustrated London 27''-420 
 
 Biddle, O. Young carpenter's assistant ; or, a sys- 
 tem of architecture adapted to the style of 
 building in the U. S. Ph., 1805. 4'' 5-700 
 
 Bidpai. See Pilpay. 
 
 Bielfeld, J. F. Elements of universal erudition ; 
 
 trans, by W. Hooper. L., 1770. 3 v. 8» 
 
 33-683 
 
 Bien (le) et le mal qu'on a dits des enfants. ]E. 
 Deschanel 34-4029 
 
 Biematzki, J. C. The hallig; trans, by Mrs. G. 
 P. Marsh 18-331 
 
 Bigelow, A. Leaves from a journal ; or, sketches 
 of rambles in north Britain and Ireland. B., 
 1821 27»'-132 
 
 — Travels in Malta and Sicily, with sketches of 
 
 Gibraltar, in 1827. B., 1831. 8° 27^-64 
 
 Bigelow, E. B. Tariff question considered in regard 
 to the policy of England and the interests of 
 the U. S., witli statistical and comparative 
 tables. B., 1862. 4° . . 1-513 
 
 Bigelow, Jacob. Brief expositions of rational medi- 
 cine ; and the paradise of doctors— a fable. 
 B., 1858 10-175 
 
 — Collection of plants of Boston and its vicinity, 
 
 with their generic and specific characters and 
 principal synonyms. B., 1824. S" 9-1207 
 
 — Elements of technology, taken chiefly from a 
 
 course of lectures on the application of the 
 
 sciences to the useful arts. B., 1829. 8» 
 
 6-819 
 
 — Modern inquiries, clasf^ical, professional and 
 
 miscellaneous. B., 1867 . . 33-1369 
 
 — Nature in disease ; illustrated in various dis- 
 
 courses and essays, with miscellaneous writ- 
 ings. N. Y., 1860 . . . 10-214 
 Bigelow, John. Jamaica in 1850. B., 1851 
 
 26''-212 
 
 — Life and public services of John Charles Fre- 
 
 mont. N. Y.,1B56 . . . 30-!»30 
 
 — [Ed.] Autobiography of Franklin 80-2303 
 
 Bigelow, J. R. American's own book ; or, the 
 constitutions of the several states in the . 
 Union. N. Y., 1849. 8° . . 2-545 
 
 Bigelow, L. J. Bench and bar ; a complete digest 
 of the wit, humor, asperities, and amenities 
 of the law. N. Y., 1867 . . 30-1974 
 
 Bigg, H. H. Orthopraxy; the mechanical treat- 
 ment of deformities, debilities, and deficien- 
 cies of the human frame. L., 1865 10-596 
 
 Bigland, J. Geographical and historical view of 
 the world ; the natural and artificial features 
 of each country ; with notes by J. Morse. 
 Ph., 1812. 5 V. 8" . . . 25-10 
 
 — History of England, to the close of the year 
 
 1812. L., 1813. 2 V. . . 27«-80 
 
 — Letters on the study and use of ancient and 
 
 modern history. L., 1804 . . 29'^55 
 
 Bigland, R. Observations on marriages, baptisms, 
 and burials, as preserved in parochial regis- 
 ters. L., 1864. 4« . . . 27^-4053 
 Biglow papers. J. R. Lowell . . 23-876,7 
 Bigsby, R. Old places re-visited, or the antiquarian 
 enthusiast. L., 1851. 3 v. 8° . 27«-82 
 Bijou litteraire. C. V. Martin . . 34-5172 
 Bilderbuch ohne Bilder. H. C. Andersen 34-612 
 Bill Arp — so called. [Pseud.] See Smith, C. H. 
 
 18-3712 
 
 Billiards. Hardy, F. The A. B. C. of 20-186 
 
 — Mingaud's noble game of b. . . 20-196 
 
 — Pardon, G. F. (Capt. Crawley.) The billiard 
 
 book 20-171 
 
 — Phelan, M. Billiards without a master 20-201 
 
 — White, W. Theory and practice of b. 20-209 
 Billing, S. Law of awards and arbitrations. Ph., 
 
 1846. 8» . . . . V. 51 of 2-55 
 
 — and A. Prince. The law and practice of patents. 
 
 L., 1845. 8° .... 2-313 
 
 Billings, Josh. [Pseud.] See Shaw, H. W. 
 
 18-3704 
 
 Billings, R. W. The power of form applied to 
 
 geometric tracery. E., 1851. S" 5-600 
 
 Billington, J. Architectural director. L., 1848. 
 
 8» 5-31 
 
 Bills of exchange. Byles, J. B. Law of 
 
 V. 16 and 61 of 3-55 
 
 Treatise on . . . . 2-331 
 
 — Chitty, J. Treatise on . . 2-16,7 
 
 — Cunningham, T. Law of . . 2-27 
 
 — Roelker, B. Manual for use of notaries 
 
 public 1-249 
 
 — Story, J. Commentaries on the law of 2-148 
 Binding the sheaves. By the author of " Win and 
 
 wear" 18-3773 
 
 Bingham, C. Young American's speaker. Ph.. 1861 
 
 33-566 
 
 Bingham, P. Law and practice of judgments and 
 
 executions. Ph., 1836. 8» . v. 13 of 2-55 
 
 Bingley, W. Animal biography ; or, authentic 
 
 anecdotes of the lives, manners and economy 
 
 of the animal creation. L., 1805. 3 v. 8° 
 
 9-513 
 
 — Musical biography ; or, memoirs of the most 
 
 eminent musical composers and writers of 
 Europe. 2d ed. L., 1814. 2 v. 8° 30-1976 
 Binney, H. Inquiry into the formation of Washing- 
 ton's farewell address. Ph., 1859. S" 22-935 
 
 — Privilege of the writ of habeas corpus under the 
 
 constitution. Ph., 1865. 8" . 2-u. p. 
 
 Binney, T. Lights and shadows of church life in 
 
 Australia. L., 1860 . . . 33-954 
 
 — Money : with remarks on stewardship and 
 
 systematic beneficence. L., 1865 32-1665 
 
 — Study for young men ; or a sketch of Sir T. F. 
 
 Buxton. B., 1856 . . . 30-876 
 
 Binney, W. G. Land and fresh water shells of 
 
 North America. Parts II and III. W., 1865. 
 
 8« [Sm. Misc. Col., v. 7] . 11-188 
 
 Binninc, R. B. M. Journal of two yenrs' travel in 
 
 Persia, Ceylon, etc. L., 1857. 2 v. 8" 
 28''-257 
 
BINNS. 
 
 53 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Binns, J. Digest of the laws and judicial decisions 
 of Penna., touching the authority and duties 
 of justices of the peace. Ph., 1840. 8" 3-9 
 
 — Recollections, written by himself, with anec- 
 
 dotes, political, historical and miscellaneous. 
 Ph., 1854 30-814 
 
 Binns, R. W. A century of potting in the city of 
 Worcester — a history of the royal porcelain 
 works, 1751 to 1851. L., 1865. 8» 5-364 
 
 Binns, W. S. Course of geometrical drawing. L., 
 1861 5-331 
 
 Binny, J. See Mayhew, H. 
 
 Biographia literaria. S. T. Coleridge . 22-984 
 
 Biographical anecdotes of the founders of the Frencli 
 republic, and of other eminent characters of 
 the revolution. L., 1798. 2 v. 8» 30-186 
 
 Biographical history of England to the revolution. 
 J. Granger .... 27=^471 
 
 Biographical reminiscences. W. P. Lennox 30-1467 
 
 Biography and criticism — essays. P. Bayne 33-402 
 
 Biography and criticism ; a second series of "Emi- 
 nent men and popular books." L., 1860 33-771 
 
 Biography, bibliography of. E. M. (Ettinger 21-344 
 
 — Stanfield, J. T. Essay on . . 30-1791 
 
 — Collections. 
 
 — Adams, W. H. D. The steady aim ; examples 
 
 from modern b 30-1560 
 
 — Alger, W. R. Sketches of lonely characters 
 
 33-1336 
 
 — Allen, W. American biographical dictionary 
 
 30-2004 
 
 American biographical and historical dic- 
 tionary 30-1690 
 
 — Anderson, W. Self-made men . 30-1334 
 
 — Autobiography. Hunt & Clark's collection 
 
 30-1878 
 
 — Bagehot, W. Englishmen and Scotchmen 
 
 30-1716 
 
 — Belknap, J. American b. . . 30-33 
 
 — Biographic moderne ; avec un precis historique 
 
 des evenemens de la revolution ; portraits 
 nonbreuses. P., 1816. 3 v. 8" 34-4465 
 
 — Blake, J. L. Biographical dictionary 30-2005 
 
 — Bogart, W. H. Who goes there ? 30-1817 
 
 — Brightwell, C. L. Annals of industry and 
 
 genius . . . . . 30-2344 
 By-paths of b 30-1426 
 
 — British Plutarch .... 30-1768 
 
 — Bruce, J. Classic and historic portraits 30-777 
 
 — Buckley, T. A. Dawnings of genius 30-781 
 
 — Bungay, G. W. Off-hand takings 30-1719 
 
 — Caldwell, H. Art of doing our best 30-1265 
 
 — Gates, W. L. R. Dictionary of general b. 30-1704 
 
 — Caulfield, J. Portraits, memoirs and characters 
 
 30-80 
 
 — Chalmers, A. General biographical dictionary 
 
 30-1696 
 
 — Chambers, R. Eminent Scotsmen 30-1694,5 
 
 — Characteristics of men of genius . 30-1820 
 
 — Children's story book of good and great men 
 
 30-1478 
 
 — Craik, G. L. Pursuit of knowledge under difQ- 
 
 culties .. . . . 30-1801 to 4 
 
 — Cunningham, G. G. History of England in the 
 
 lives of Englishmen . . . 30-590 
 
 — Curiosities of b 30-694 
 
 — Davenport, R. A. Dictionary of b. 30-1708 
 
 — De Quincey, T. Biographical essays 30-644 
 
 — Dictionary of contemporary b. . 30-1709 
 
 — Distinguished men of modern times. 30-1982 
 
 — Same. Selections . . . 30-323 
 
 — Dix, J. Lions — living and dead . 30-798 
 
 — Dunton, J. Contemporaries of . 30-1296 
 
 — Duyckinck, E. A. National portrait gallery 
 
 30-2011 
 
 — Edgar, J. G. Boyhood of great men 30-1258 
 Footprints of famous men . 30-787 
 
 — Edwards, B. B. Self-taught men 30-144 
 
 — English cyclopaedia of b. . . 30-2000 
 
 — French, B. F. Biographia Americana 30-39 
 
 Biography. Famous boys, and how they became 
 great men .... 30-1264 
 
 — Favorite passages in modern Christian b. 
 
 30-1267 
 
 — Floyd, T. Bibliotheca biographica 30-1701 
 
 — Fuller, T. Worthies of England . 30-192 
 
 — Georgian era 30-199 
 
 — Godwin, P. Hand-book of universal b. 30-1702 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Curiosities of human nature 
 
 30-1926 
 
 Famous men of ancient times . 30-1924 
 
 Lives of benefactors . . 30-1927 
 
 Lives of celebrated women . 30-1928 
 
 — Gorton, J. General biographical dictionary 
 
 30-1703 
 
 — Grant, J. Cavaliers of fortune . 30-1098 
 
 — Greene, G. W. Biographical studies 30-1257 
 
 — Grinsted, T. P. Relics of genius 30-1244 
 
 — Hall's memoirs of eminent persons 30-811 
 
 — Hardie, J. New universal biographical dic- 
 
 tionary 30-1698 
 
 — Hazlett, W. Spirit of the age . 30-1718 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Persons and pictures from the 
 
 history of France and England . 30-789 
 
 — Hildreth, S. P. Memoirs of the early pioneer 
 
 settlers of Ohio .... 30-1198 
 
 — Historic gallery of portraits and paintings 
 
 5-486 
 
 — Hole, C. Brief biographical dictionary 30-1793 
 
 — Home, R. H. New spirit of the age 30-241 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Men and women of the eigh- 
 
 teenth century .... 30-688 
 
 — Howie, J. Scotch worthies . . 30-1786 
 
 — Jerdan, W. Men I have known . 30-1916 
 
 — Judson, L. C. Sages and heroes of the revolu- 
 
 tion 30-1861 
 
 — Knapp, S. L. Biographical sketches of emi- 
 
 nent lawyers, statesmen and men of letters 
 30-289 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Heroic characters of the 
 
 revolution 30-301 
 
 Memoirs of celebrated characters 30-800 
 
 — Landon, C. P. Galerie historique 34-5143 
 
 — Larkin, Ed. True effigies . . 30-309 
 
 — Lempri^re, J. Universal b. . 30-1699 
 
 — Lives of eminent individuals (American) 30-322 
 
 — Lives made sublime . . . . 30-1969 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons . . 30-325 
 
 — Longacre, J. B., and J. Herring. National 
 
 portrait gallery of distinguished Americans 
 30-2027 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Our countrymen . 30-1017 
 
 — Macaulay, T. B. Biographies contributed to 
 
 the encyclopaedia Britannica . 30-1210 
 New biog. of illustrious men . 30-949 
 
 — McClure, A. W. Translators revived 30-751 
 
 — MacNevin, T. Lives and trials of eminent Irish- 
 
 men 30-339 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Lives of the united Irishmen 
 
 30-340 
 
 — Mangnall, R. Selection for young people 29«-l 53 
 
 — Memorials of early genius . . 30-952 
 
 — Men of the time . . . 30-702,1710 
 
 — Morgan, H. J. Sketches of celebrated Canadi- 
 
 ans 30-1688 
 
 — Myers, F. Lectures on great men 30-1666 
 
 — New and general biographical dictionary 30-1693 
 
 — Noble deeds of the great and brave 30-1572 
 
 — Nouvelle biographic generale . 34-4793 
 
 — Osgood, S. Studies in Christian b. 30-628 
 
 — Pantheon of the age . . . 30-408 
 
 — Parker, H, F. Morning stars of the new world 
 
 30-783 
 
 — Parry, J. H. Cambrian Plutarch . 30-409 
 
 — Parton, J. Famous Americans . 30-1903 
 
 — Plutarch's lives .... 30-430,1 
 
 — Plutarch. Vitse parallelse . . 34-333 
 
 — Public characters and public events, 1783-1815 
 
 30-443 
 
 — Public characters of 1800-1801 . 30-442 
 
BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 54 
 
 BISCHOF. 
 
 Biography. Public characters, or cotemporary b. 
 30-444 
 
 — Quintana, M. J. Lives of celebrated Spaniards 
 
 30-452 
 
 — Rank and talent of the time . . 80-2317 
 
 — Rivers, D. Memoirs of living authors 21-70 
 
 — Rogers, T. J. Amer. biographical dictionary 
 
 30-1700 
 
 — Romantic b. of the age of Elizabeth 30-516 
 
 — Russell, W. Eccentric personages 30-1753 
 Extraordinary men . . . 30-774 
 
 — Sabine, L. American loyalists . 26"-178 
 
 — Sargeant, C. E. Self-reliance . 30-711 
 
 — Savage, J. Living representative men 30-1029 
 
 — Sears, R. Bible biography . . 32-190 
 
 — Senior, N. W. Biographical sketches 30-1489 
 
 — Seward, W. Anecdotes of distinguished persons 
 
 30-809 
 
 — Seymour, C. C. B. Self-made men 30-802 
 
 — Sigourney, L. H. Examples from the 18th and 
 
 19th centuries .... 30-945 
 Examples of life and death . 30-1955 
 
 — Simpson, H, Lives of eminent Philadelphians 
 
 30-1170 
 
 — Sketches of living characters of France 30-536 
 
 — Small beginnings .... 30-1266 
 
 — Smiles, S. Brief biographies . 30-1262 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman b. 
 
 30-1705 
 
 — Smyth, G. L. Biographical illustrations of St. 
 
 Paul's cathedral .... 30-1779 
 
 — Soule, F. Memoirs of prominent citizens of 
 
 California 26«-328 
 
 — Sparks, J. Library of American b. 30-497 
 
 — Sprague, W. B, Visits to European celebrities 
 
 80-824 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. Modern British Plutarch 30-513 
 
 — Timbs, J. Anecdote b. . . 30-1263 
 School days of eminent men . 30-1857 
 
 — Traits of character . . . 30-1344 
 
 — Triumphs of perseverance and enterprise 30-797 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Studies of character 30-944 
 
 — Upcott & Shoberl. Dictionary of living authors 
 
 21-125 
 
 — Vapereau, G. Diet, universel des contempo- 
 
 rains 84-4697 
 
 — Walford, E. Men of the time . 30-1710 
 
 — Waller, J. F. Imperial dictionary of universal 
 
 b 30-2021 
 
 — Whipple, E. P. Characteristic men 33-255 
 
 — Whittier, J. G. Old portraits . 30-597 
 
 — Wills, J. Lives of illustrious Irishmen 30-749 
 
 — Yonge, C. D. Parallel lives of ancient and 
 
 modem heroes .... 80-1147 
 
 — You have heard of them. By Q. . 30-803 
 
 — Youth's historical cabinet . . 80-629 
 
 — See Actors ; Artists ; Authors ; Clergymen ; 
 
 Dramatic biog. ; Explorers ; Genealogy ; 
 Indians ; Jacobites ; Kit-cat club ; Lawyers ; 
 Linguists ; Literary and scientific men ; Mer- 
 chants ; Military and naval history ; Misers ; 
 Missionaries ; Monks ; Negroes ; Non-confor- 
 mists ; Orators ; Philosophers ; Physicians ; 
 Poets ; Political biog. ; Portraits ; Presidents ; 
 Puritans ; Recollections ; Reformers ; Sover- 
 eigns ; Travelers ; Wits ; Women ; and 
 Worthies. 
 
 Biography of the British stage; being correct 
 narratives of the lives of principal actors and 
 actresses. N. Y., 1824 . . 80-1451 
 
 Biology. Spencer, H. Principles of b. 9-986 
 
 — See Life. 
 
 Biran, F. P. G. de. See Naville, E. 
 
 Birch, Samuel. The adopted child. F's M. D. 
 
 V. 28 24-118 
 
 Birch, Samuel, F. S. A. History of ancient pottery. 
 
 L., 1858. 2 V. 8» . . . 5-164 
 
 Birch, S. B. Constipated bowels ; the various 
 
 causes and the rational means of cure. 2d 
 
 ed. L.,1868. 8« . . . 10-429 
 
 Bird, George. (Ed.) One hundred single and double 
 chants, for four voices. B., n. d. 5-1010 
 
 Bird, Golding. Elements of natural philosophy ; 
 an experimental introduction to the study 
 of the physical sciences. Ph., 1848 11-^ 
 
 — Lectures on electricity and magnetism in their 
 
 physiological and therapeutical relations. 
 Ph., 1854 • 10-783 
 
 Bird, I. Martyr of Lebanon, Assad Shidiak. B., 
 1864 30-1590 
 
 Bird, R. M. Calavar ; or, the knight of the con- 
 quest 18-332 
 
 — Hawks of hawk hollow . . 18-333 
 
 — Nick of the woods ; or the Jibbenainosay 18-334 
 
 — See Sheppard Lee .... 18-2834 
 Birds. Adams, H. G. Birds of prey 9-502 
 
 Birds of song .... 9-503 
 
 Game and water birds . . 9-501 
 
 Architecture of. [L. E. K.] . 9-711 
 
 — Atkinson, J. C. Eggs and nests of 9-905 
 British eggs and nests of . . 9-506 
 
 — Bechstein, J. M. Cage and chamber birds 19-511 
 
 — Bewick, T. History of birds . 9-512 
 
 — Birds' nests. L., n. d. . . . 9-677 
 
 — Browne, D. American bird-fancier 4-217 
 
 — Cassin, J. Birds of California . 9-1214 
 
 — Dixon, E. S. Dovecote and the aviary 9-589 
 
 — Giraud, J. P., jr. Birds of Long Island 9-551 
 
 — Jennings, C. Eggs of British birds, with de- 
 
 scription of birds . . . 9-691 
 
 — Johns, C. A. British birds in their haunts 
 
 9-570 
 
 — Laishley, R. British birds' eggs . 9-576 
 
 — Malan, S. C. Catalogue of eggs of British birds 
 
 9-688 
 
 — Malings, E. A. Song birds and how to keep 
 
 them 4-216 
 
 — Masius, H. Studies from nature . 9-1038 
 
 — Rennie, J. Faculties of birds. [L. E. K.] 
 
 9-709 
 
 Habits of birds . . . . 9-710 
 
 — Samuels, E. A. Among the birds 9-725 
 
 — Stanley, E. Familiar history of birds 9-685 
 
 — Woods, J. G. My feathered friends 9-662 
 
 — See Game ; Ornithology. 
 
 Birds of prey. M. E. Braddon . . 1&-2350 
 
 — Sequel to. M. E. Braddon . . 18-379 
 Birkbeck, W. L. A letter on the present condition 
 
 of Poland. L., 1864. 8» . . 27''-2878 
 
 Birkenhead iron clads. Correspondence between 
 
 her majesty's government and Messrs. Laird 
 
 Bros. L., 1864. 8" . . . 27»-u. p. 
 
 Birkinbine, H. P. M. Report upon the fire-plugs 
 
 of the city of Philadelphia to the committee 
 
 on water. Ph., 1865. 8° . . 26''-u. p. 
 
 Birks, T. R. Exodus of Israel ; its difficulties 
 
 examined and its truth confirmed, with a reply 
 
 to recent objections. L., 1863. 80 32-1513 
 
 — Memoir of the Rev. E. Bickersteth. N. Y., 1857. 
 
 2 V 30-664 
 
 — On matter and ether, or the secret laws of physi- 
 
 cal change. Camb., 1862 . . 11-224 
 
 Birmah. See Burmah. 
 Birmingham. Burrett, E. Walks in the black 
 
 country 27''-822 
 
 — Langford, J. A. A century of B. life 27«-706 
 
 — Timmins, S. [Ed.] Industrial history 6-424 
 
 — Catalogue of the library, laws, and list of the 
 
 proprietors. Birm., 1849. 8° . 21-890 
 
 Biron, le due de [Lauzun.] Le ton de Paris. 
 
 Le Texier 4,34-4832 
 
 Birrell, C. M. Life of the Rev. R. Knill, of St. 
 Petersburg. N. Y., 1860 . . 30-1358 
 Birthday, the. C. Southey . . . 33-55 
 
 Birthright. Mrs. C. Gore . . . 18-1211 
 Bisani, Alex. Picturesque tour through part of Eu- 
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 — Travels in B., with a walk through the high 
 
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 1857. 2v 27''-587 
 
 Bohemian girl. M. W. Balfe . . 5-894 
 
 Bohemians, the. H. Guenot . . 18-1298 
 
 Bohemians of London, same as Knaves and fools. 
 
 E. M. Whitty .... 18-3503 
 Bohl d' Arron, C. (Fernan Caballero.) Clemencia. 
 
 Leip., 1860 34-20 
 
 — Elia ; or, Spain fifty years ago . 18-1799 
 
 — La gaviota. Leip., 1860 . . 34-21 
 
 — Same. Trans, by J. L. Starr . 18-1798 
 
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 34-3915 
 
 Bohn, Gottf. Chr. Wohlerfahmer Kaufmann. Her- 
 
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 Hamb., 1789. 8» . . . 34-3302 
 
 Bohn, H. G. Catalogue of books. L., 1841. 8» 
 
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 — General catalogue. Pt. 2d. L., 1859-357.- 8° 
 
 21-139 
 
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 Bohn, H. G. Handbook of games. L., 1840 20-181 
 
 — A handbook of proverbs. Comprising an entire 
 
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 1861 35-76 
 
 Boigne, c'sse de. See Ormond. 
 
 Boiardo, M. M. Orlando innamorato di Bojardo ; 
 
 Orlando furioso di Ariosto ; with an essay on 
 
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 Memoirs and notes by A. Panizzi. L., 1830. 
 
 9v. 8» 34-2500 
 
 Boileau, D. The art of working in pasteboard. 
 
 Compiled from the German [of two works by 
 
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 — Introduction to the study of political economy. 
 
 L., 1811. 8° .... 3-36 
 
 Boileau-Despreaux, N. CEuvres. Notes et notice. 
 
 Ed. Amar. P., 1856 . . . 34-4413 
 
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 P., 1845 . . ,. . . 34-4410 
 
 Notice et notes. Ed. Geruzez. P., 1859 
 
 34-4411 
 
 — Satires, translated ; with some account of that 
 
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 Boilieu, L. de. Recollections of Labrador life. L., 
 
 1861 26''-660 
 
 Boiler engineering. Armstrong, R. Modern prac- 
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 Boismont, Brierre de. See Brierre de Boismont. 
 Bois-Reymond, E. de. See Jones, H. B. 
 Boisgelin, L. de. Travels through Denmark and 
 
 Sweden ; with a journal of a voyage down the 
 
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 L., 1810. 2 V. 4» . . . 27''-1214 
 Boisseau, F. G. Treatise on cholera morbus. From 
 
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 Boissy, L. de. Les dehors trompeurs. C. A. C. 
 
 V. 4 34-3135 
 
 Boitard, P. Infortunes du Pierrot le socialiste. P., 
 
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 Boite d'argent. A. Dumas, fils . . 34-3380 
 Boiteau, P. Legendes pour les enfants. P., 1857 
 
 34-5068 
 
 Boivin, L. Louise le modele. P. 8» 34-4671 
 
 Bojardo. See Boiardo. 
 
 Bojesen, E. F. Manual of Grecian antiquities from 
 
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 — Manual of Roman antiquities ; with a short his- 
 
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 N. Y., 1848 .... 37--3148 
 
 Boker, C. S. See Montgomery, J. T. ; Wharton, 
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 Boker, G. H. Calaynos ; a tragedy. Anne Boleyn ; 
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 33-28 
 
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 Bokhara. Bumes, A. Travels into B. 28''-46 
 
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 Bokum, H. The Tennessee hand-book and immi- 
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BOLANDEN. 
 
 59 
 
 BONNYCASTLE. 
 
 Bolanden, C. von. Barbarossa ; an historical novel 
 
 18-3897 
 
 Bold heart, the warrior. G. F. Pardon 18-2425 
 Boleyn, Anne. Benger, E. O. Memoirs of the 
 
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 Bolingbroke, H. St. John, Lord. Works. Published 
 
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 L., 1775 2-551 
 
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 1752. 2v. 8° . . . . 29M62 
 
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 Bolintineano, D. Brises d' Orient ; Poesies roumaines 
 
 trad, par I'auteur lui-meme. P., 1866. 8" 
 34-4831 
 
 Bolivar, S. Holsteln's memoirs . . 30-42 
 
 BoUaert, W. Antiquarian, ethnological and other 
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 BoUe, M'me R. Souvenirs de TOncle William. P., 
 1860 34^3095 
 
 Boiler, H. A. Among the Indians. Eight years in 
 the far west ; embracing sketches of Montana 
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 Bolmar, A. See Fenelon ; Perrin. 
 
 Bolton, E. C.,andH. H. Webber. The confederation 
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 Bolton, J. Brook farm. L., 1857 . 33-1039 
 
 Bolton, M. Smiles, S. Life of . . 30-1760 
 
 Bolton, M. P. W. Inquisilio philosophica. An 
 examination of the principles of Kant and 
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 Bombet, L. A. C. Life of Haydn, in a series of 
 letters ; followed by the life of Mozart, and 
 observations on Metastasio, and on the present 
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 1820 30-230 
 
 Bon enfant, un. C. P. deKock . . 34-4837 
 
 Bonaparte, C. L. American ornithology ; or the 
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 not given by Wilson. Ph., 1825. 4 v. 1^9-1240 
 
 — See Wilson, A. 
 
 Bonaparte, Louis. Histoire du parlement anglais. 
 Suivie de la grande chartre. Notes autog. de 
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 — Reply to Sir WalterScott'shistory of Napoleon. 
 
 Ph., 1829. 8° . . . . 30-385 
 
 Bonaparte, Louis N. See Napoleon III. 
 Bonaparte, Lucien. Memoirs written by himself. 
 
 Part first. N. Y., 1836 . . 30-41 
 
 Bonaparte, N. See Napoleon I. 
 Bonaparte family. History of . . 27*-1828 
 Bonar, A. A. Life and brief ministry of Rev. D. 
 
 Sandeman, missionary to China. N. Y., 1861 
 30-1327 
 
 — Memoirs and remains of the Rev. R. M. 
 
 McCheyne. Ph. ... 80-1159 
 
 — Palestine for the young. L. , . 28''-503 
 Bonar, H. The desert of Sinai. N. Y. 28^-238 
 
 — Hymns of faith and hope. N. Y., 1866. 2 v. 
 
 23-862 
 
 — Land of promise ; notes of a spring journey 
 
 from Beersheba to Sidon. N. Y., 1858 
 28''-266 
 
 — Light and truth ; or, bible thoughts and themes. 
 
 Old testament. N. Y., 1868 . 32-2399 
 Bond, A. Memoir of the Rev. Pliny Fisk. B., 
 
 1828 30-1048 
 
 Bond, A. L. The child's natural history, in words 
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 Bond, H. Genealogies of the families and descend- 
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 the early history of the town. B., 1855. 8° 
 26''-648 
 
 Bond, J. J. Handy book of rules and tables for 
 verifying dates. L., 1866 . ., 29«-248 
 
 Bond, J. W. Minnesota and its resources ; to which 
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 1854 26''-256 
 
 Bond, R. Hand-book of the telegraph. L., 1863 
 6-821 
 
 Bond, T. E. Practical treatise on dental medicine ; 
 being a compendium of medical science as 
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 8d ed. Ph., 1863. S" . . . 10-354 
 
 Bone, J. H. A. Petroleum and petroleum wells; 
 with a complete guide-book of the oil regions. 
 Ph., 1865 6-287 
 
 Boner, C. Chamois hunting in the mountains of 
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 — Forest creatures. L., 1861 . . 9-514 
 
 — Guide for travellers in the plain and on the 
 
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 Bones. Bell, J. Engravings of . . 10-13 
 
 Bonheur, le. Agenor de Gasparin . 34-3388 
 Bonheur d'etre riche. H. Conscience . 84-3147 
 Bon homme, le. M'me de Genlis . . 34-3950 
 Bonhomme Nock, le. A. de Gondrecourt 34-4617 
 Boniface, J. X. [X. B. Saintine.] La belle cor- 
 
 diere. P., 1862 . . . . 34-8661 
 
 — Chrisna. P., 1859 .... 34-3660 
 
 — Contes de toutes les couleurs. P., 1861 34-3664 
 
 — Les metamorphoses de la femme. P., 1860 
 
 34-5135 
 
 — Picciola. Precede de I'emploi du temps dans 
 
 les prisons de I'etat. N. Y., 1855 34-3658 
 
 — Picciola 18-2715 
 
 — Seul. P., 1857 .... 34-3659 
 
 — The solitary of Juan Fernandez ; or, the real 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. Trans, by Anne T. Wil- 
 bur 1^3716 
 
 — Woman's whims .... 18-2717 
 
 — See Scribe, A. E. Theatre. Com. v. 
 Bonjour et Bonsoir. H. Hostein . . 34-4335 
 Bonjean, L. B. Traits des actions, ou exposition 
 
 hist, de I'organisation judiciaire. 2d od. P., 
 
 1841. 3v. 8° . . . . 34-4886 
 
 Bonnechose, E. de. Bertrand du Guesclin, conn^- 
 
 table de France et de Castile. P., 1866 
 
 84-3945 
 
 — Histoire de France. 11 'me ed. P., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 24r-8107 
 
 — History of France from the invasion of the 
 
 Franks under Clovis to the accession of Louis 
 Philippe. L., 1839 . . . 27''-1619 
 
 — Same, trans, by W. Robson. L.,1853 27''-1620 
 
 — Reformers before the reformation. John Huss 
 
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 Campbell Mackenzie. E., 1844 . 38-858 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1844. 8'' . . 30-581 
 Bonnell, G. W. Topographical description of Texas. 
 
 Austin, 1840 .... 26b-513 
 
 Bonner, E. Life and defence. G. Townsend 
 
 32-1983 
 
 Bonner, J. Child's history of Greece. N. Y., 
 
 1857. 3v 27^3076 
 
 — Child's history of Rome. N. Y., 1856. 2 v. 
 
 27»-2153 
 
 — Child's history of the U. S. N. Y., 1855-66. 
 
 3 V 26«-880 
 
 Bonner, T. D. The life and adventures of James P. 
 Beckwourth, mountaineer, scout, and pioneer, 
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 N. Y., 1856 .... 36''-314 
 
 Bonneville, B. L. E; See Irving, W. 
 Bonnie Scotland. S. J. Lippincott . 37»-1344 
 Bonnycastle, C. Inductive geometry ; or, an anal- 
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 Charlottesville, Va., 1834. 8° . 1^77 
 
 Bonnycastle, J. Introduction to mensuration and 
 practical geometry, with a treatise on gauging ; 
 and problems in mechanics. Ph., 1860 14-95 
 
BONNYCASTLE. 
 
 60 
 
 BOOTH. 
 
 Bonny castle, R. H. Canada, as it was, is, and may 
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 transactions, by J. E. Alexander. L., 1853. 
 2v 26=^717 
 
 — Spanish America ; or, a descriptive, historical, 
 
 and geographical account of the dominions of 
 Spain in the westiern hemisphere. Ph., 1819. 
 
 8» 26»-14 
 
 Bonomi, J. Nineveh, and its palaces. The discov- 
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 Bonstetten, C. V. de. The man of the north and the 
 man of the south ; or, the influence of climate. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 2-548 
 
 Book about doctors. J. C. Jaeffreson . 10-242 
 
 Book about lawyers. J. C. JaeflFreson . 2-332 
 
 Book and its story, the. L. N. Ranyard 32-4'; 4 
 
 Book buyer's manual, the. G. P. Putnam 21-234 
 
 Book for a corner. L. Hunt . . 33-571 
 
 Book of beauty. L. E. Landon . . 18-1807 
 
 Book of common prayer, and administration of the 
 
 sacraments and other rites and ceremonies of 
 
 the church, as amended by the Westminster 
 
 divines in the royal commission of 1661, and 
 
 in agreement with the directory for public 
 
 worship of the Presbyterian church in the 
 
 United States. Ph., 1864 . . 32-1324 
 
 Book of common prayer, interpreted by its history. 
 
 C. M. Butler .... 32-1960 
 
 Book of costume ; or, annals of fashion, from the 
 
 earliest period to the present time. By a lady 
 
 of rank. L., 1847. 8° . . 29''-95 
 
 Book of the court. W. J. Thoms . 27»-93 
 
 Book of days. R. Chambers . . 33-953 
 
 Book of English songs, from 16th to 19th century. 
 
 L. ...... 23-410 
 
 Book of gems, the, and cabinet of art ; containing a 
 series of steel engravings, from drawings by 
 eminent painters. L. 4° . . 5-764 
 
 Book of German songs. H. Dulcken . 23-880 
 
 Book of golden deeds. C. M. Yonge . 33-1146 
 Book of good counsels .... 18-353 
 
 Book of health and beauty ; or, the toilette of rank 
 
 and fashion. 2d ed. L., 1837 . 6-244 
 
 Book of heroes. Illustrations of northern antiquities 
 
 22-891 
 
 Book of home pets ; how to rear and manage them 
 
 in sickness and in health. L., n. d. 20-237 
 
 Book of humorous poetry. E. . . 23-979 
 
 Book of Mormon. Trans, by Joseph Smith. N. Y. 
 
 32-1184 
 
 Book of nature. J. M. Good . . 9-924 
 
 Book of nature. P. Schoedler . . 11-323 
 
 Book of oratory. E. Marshall . . 33-556 
 
 Book of ornament, the (exempla ornamentorum). 
 
 L. 4« 5-638 
 
 Book of peace ; a collection of essays on war and 
 
 peace. B., 1845 .... 2-557 
 
 Book of plans for churches and parsonages, published 
 
 under direction of the central committee of 
 
 the general congregational convention. N. Y. , 
 
 1853. Ob. f .... 5-622 
 
 Book of praise. R. Palmer . , . 23-703 
 
 Book of prophecy. G.Smith . . 32-1765 
 
 Book of public worship, for the use of the new 
 
 church, signified by the New Jerusalem in 
 
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 Book of quinte essence. [E. E. T. S., p't 16] 
 
 V. 10 of 22-1043 
 
 Book of Roxburghe ballads, ed. by J. P. Collier. 
 L., 1847. 8» .... 23-557 
 
 Book of Saint Nicholas. J. K. Paulding 18-2453 
 Book of Scottish songs .... 23-412 
 
 Book of the signers. W. Brotherhead, ed. 30-2024 
 Book of snobs. W.M.Thackeray . 18-3181 
 
 — Same v. 1 of 18-3193 
 
 Book of sports. P. Egan . . . 20-346 
 
 Book of sports. W.Martin. . . 20-193 
 
 Book of stories. F. Summerly . . 18-3071 
 Book of table -talk. L., 1836. 2 v. . 33-10 
 
 Book of utility. T. Tegg . . . 33-^1118 
 
 Book of vagabonds and beggars, with a vocabulary 
 
 of their language. Edited by M. Luther in 
 
 1528. Trans., with introd. and notes, by 
 
 J. C. Hotten. L., 1860. 8° . 33-817 
 
 Book of vagaries. J. K. Paulding . 18-2452 
 
 Book of visions ; being a transcript of the record of 
 
 the secret thoughts of a variety of individuals 
 
 while attending church ; also, instances of 
 
 the separation of the soul from the body. Ph. , 
 
 1847 32-197 
 
 Book of wealth. T. P. Hunt . . 32-49 
 
 Bookof were-wolves. S. Baring-Gould 33-1785 
 Book rarities iu the university at Cambridge. C. 
 H. Hartshorne .... 31-303 
 
 Book without a name. T. C. and Lady Morgan 
 
 33-311 
 
 Book-binding. Hannett, J. Bibliopegia 
 
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 Book-hunter, the. J. H. Burton . 
 Book-keeping. Becker, G. J. Treatise on 
 
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 house 
 
 6-495 
 
 6-379 
 
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 1-80 
 
 1-202 
 
 double entry 
 
 1-105 
 
 1-24 
 
 1-338 
 
 1-518 
 
 1-27 
 
 b.-k. 
 
 1-30 
 
 1-31 
 
 1-293 
 
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 1-387 
 
 1-503 
 
 1-47 
 
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 1-79 
 
 1-82 
 
 1-259 
 
 1-301 
 
 and 
 
 Universal accountant 
 
 — Haddon, J. Rudimentary b. -k. 
 
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 entry 
 
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 Books. Carlyle, T. Choice of . . 13-47 
 
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 Books and authors ; curious facts and characteristic 
 
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 Bookseller, the, a handbook of British and foreign 
 
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 Booksellers. Knight, C. H. Shadows of old b. 
 
 31-66 
 
 Boole, G. Investigation of the laws of thought. 
 
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 — Treatise on differential equations. Camb., 
 
 1859-65. 2v 14-24 
 
 Boone, D. Bogart, W. H. B. and the hunters of 
 Kentucky 30-1005 
 
 — Peck, J. M. Life of. (S. A. B. 23) 30-497 
 Boos, Martin. Gossner, J. Life of . 30-933 
 Boot and shoe maker's assistant ; preceded by a 
 
 history of feet costume. Manch., 1853. 8° 
 6-1006 
 
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 Bootan. Turner, S. Jour, through . 28*'-910« 
 
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 Booth, D. Analytical dictionary of the English 
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 Booth, J. B. Passages, incidents, and anecdotes in 
 
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 — Ugolino. F's S. D. v. 15 . . 24-221 
 Booth, J. C. , and C. Morflt. The encyclopaedia of 
 
 chemistry. 7th ed. Ph., 1868. 8» 8-35 
 Booth, M. H. C. Wayside blossoms. Ph., 1865 
 
 23-802 
 
 Booth, M. L. Clock and watch maker's manual. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 6-290 
 
 — History of the city of New York. N. Y., 1859. 
 
 8» 36'^20 
 
BOOTS. 
 
 61 
 
 BOTANY. 
 
 Boots. Hall, J. S. History of b. and shoes 6-183 
 
 — See Boot ; Shoes. 
 
 Bora, Catharine de. J. G. Morris . 30-913 
 
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 Borcke, H. von. Memoirs of the confederate war 
 for independence. E.,1866. 2 v. 8" 26»-850 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1867 .... 26«-850'' 
 Border and Bastille. G. A. Laurence . 26'>-450 
 Border beagles. W. G. Simms . . 18-2856 
 Border exploits. W. Scott . . . 27''-1371 
 Border life, American .... 26«-270 
 Border lines in medical science. O. W. Holmes. 
 
 10-266 
 
 Border rifles. G. Aimard . . . 18-89 
 
 Border rover. E. Bennett . , . 18-316 
 
 Border war. J. B. Jones . . . 18-1693 
 Border warfare of New York. W. W. Campbell 
 
 26=^33, 34 
 
 Border wars of the American revolution. W. L. 
 
 Stone 26''-197 
 
 Borderer's table-book. M. A. Richardson 27''-1003 
 Borghetta, le. X. de Montepin . . 34-4397 
 Borgia, A. One link in the chain of apostolic suc- 
 cession ; or, the crimes of A. B. 18-3733* 
 Borges. See Henriques. 
 Borne, L. Sammtliche Werke. Ph., 1863. 5 v. 34-524 
 
 — Menzel, der Pranzosenfresser. N. Y., 1844 
 
 34-2292 
 
 Borneo. Boyle, F. Adventures among the Dyaks 
 29''-309 
 
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 Borough, the. G. Crabbe. 23-65 ; and v. 2 and 3 of 
 
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 Borrow, G. The bible in Spain. The gypsies of 
 Spain. Ph., 1843. 8° . . 27''-842 
 
 — Lavengro, the scholar, gipsy, and priest 18-355 
 
 — Romany rye, sequel to Lavengro . 18-356 
 
 — Wild Wales, its people, language, and scenery. 
 
 L., 1862. 3 V 27'>-671 
 
 — The Zincali ; or, an account of the gypsies of 
 
 Spain. 4th ed. L., 1846 . . 27'>-2002 
 
 Borthwick, J. D. Three years in California. E., 
 1857. 8° 26^-360 
 
 Borton, S. J. See Nott, J. C, and G. R. Gliddon. 
 
 Bosanquet, J. W. Messiah the prince ; or, the in- 
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 1866. 8° 32-1919 
 
 Boscana, G. Chinigchinick. 
 
 Boscobel tracts. J. Hughes . . . 27"-585 
 
 — Same. See Graramont . . . 30-216 
 Bosnia. Ranke, L. Sketch of the insurrection in 
 
 27»-2962 
 
 Bosom friend. Mrs. Grey . , . 18-1272 
 
 Bossange, H. Catalogue de livres fran^ais, anglais, 
 
 allemands, espagnols, grecs et latins, italiens, 
 
 portugais, orientaux, etc. Suivi de prix cou- 
 
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 — Ma bibliothtjque franqaise. P., 1855 21-17 
 Bossu, le, ou le petit parisien. P. Feval 34-3323 
 Bossuet, J. B. A. de Lamartine . . 34-3462 
 
 — Discours sur 1' histoire universelle. Public par 
 
 A. Olleris. P., 1859 . . . 34-3096 
 
 — History of the variations of the protestant 
 
 churches. N. Y. 2 v. . . 32-1754 
 
 — OraisonsFunebres ; essai sur I'Oraison Funebre, 
 
 par M. Villemain ; choix d'Oraisons de Fle- 
 
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 Bossut, C. General history of mathematics. L., 
 
 1803. 8° 14-153 
 
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 Boston, T. Complete works, including his me- 
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 — The crook in the lot. N. Y., 1861 32-1392 
 
 — Human nature in its four-fold state. . N. Y. , 
 
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 — Select works, with a memoir of his life ; ed. by 
 
 A.S.Patterson. N. Y., 1855. 8° 32-1411 
 
 Boston. History. 
 
 — Bowen, A. Picture of B. ; or, guide to me- 
 
 tropolis of Massachusetts . 26'^18 
 
 — Drake, S. G. History and antiquities 26^-453 
 
 — Frothingham, R., jr. Siege of B. 26'^257 
 
 — Hewes, G. R. T. Traits of the tea party 
 
 26»-206 
 
 — Lander, S. W. Spectacles for young eyes 
 
 26''-410 
 
 — Loring, J. S. Hundred Boston orators 30-1946 
 
 — Lothrop, S. K. History of the church in Brattle 
 
 street 32-1590 
 
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 — Shaltuck, L. Report on the census of Boston 
 
 for 1845, with collateral facts and statistical 
 researches. B., 1846. 8» . 26='-766 
 
 — Snow, C. H. History of B. . 26M87 
 
 — Wines, E. C. Trip to B. — a series of letters 
 
 . 26M36 
 
 — Libraries. 
 
 — Athenaeum. Catalogue of books, by-laws, list 
 
 of proprietors and subscribers. B. , 1827. S° 
 
 21-393 
 
 Quincy, J. History of . . 26«-339 
 
 — Mercantile library association ; annual report, 
 
 1851, '52, '54, '55, '57, '65-'67 
 Catalogue of the library . . 21-396 
 
 — Public library, annual report, 1856, '60, '62, 
 
 '67. 
 
 Catalogues of library . 21-398 to 400 
 
 Dedication of building . . 21-397 
 
 Boston book ; being specimens of metropolitan liter- 
 ature. B., 1841 . . . 33-19 
 
 Boston common 18-358 
 
 Boston journal of natural history, v. 1, 2. B., 
 
 1837-8 9-910 
 
 Boston miscellany of literature and fashion ; ed. by 
 N. Hale, jr. ; July to Dec, 1842. B., 1842. 
 
 8» 17-23 
 
 Boston musical times, v. 1. B., 1861. 4° 5-981 
 
 Boston society of natural history, annual of, for 
 
 1868-9 9-911 
 
 — Condition and doings, as exhibited by the annual 
 
 reports. B. , 1865-67. 8° . . 9-908 
 
 — Memoirs ; a new series of the Boston journal of 
 
 natural history, v. 1. pts. 1-3. B., 1867-68. 
 4» 9-1248 
 
 — Proceedings, v. 1, 10, 11. B., 1844-68. 8° 
 
 9-909 
 
 Bostwick, H. An inquiry into the cause of natural 
 death, or death from old age. N. Y., 1851 
 
 10-132 
 
 Boswell, J. Account of Corsica, the journal of a 
 tour to that island and memoirs of P. Paoli. 
 3d ed. L., 1769. 8° . . 27«-2155 
 
 — Journal of a tour to the Hebrides with Samuel 
 
 Johnson. Ph., 1810. 8° . . 27''-101 
 
 — Same ; ed. by R. Carruthers. L. 27''-101" 
 
 — Letters- addressed to the Rev. W. J. Temple. 
 
 L., 1857. 80 . ... . 30-1641 
 
 — Life of Samuel Johnson ; from 5th L. ed. [Ma- 
 
 lone.] B., 1807. 3v. 8° . 30-268" 
 
 — Same. 6th ed. L., 1811. 4 v. 8° 30-269 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1860. 8° . . . 30-268" 
 
 — Same ; ed. by J. W. Croker. B., 1832. 2 v. 
 
 8» 30-268 
 
 — Same: [ed. anon.] L. [about 1859.] 4 v. S" 
 
 30-269« 
 
 — The table talk of Samuel Johnson. L., 1818 
 
 33-580 
 
 Bosworth, J. Compendious Anglo-Saxon and Eng- 
 lish dictionary. L., 1855. 8" . 22-43 
 
 — See Gothic, and Anglo-Saxon gospels 32-1953 
 Botanic garden, the. E. Darwin . . 9-35 
 Botany. General and systematic. 
 
 — Balfour, J. H. Class-book of b. . 9-6 
 Manual of b 9-7 
 
 — Barton, B. S. Elements of b. . 9-8 
 
BOTANY. 
 
 62 
 
 BOUNTIES. 
 
 Botany. General and systematic. 
 
 — Berkeley, M. J. Cryptogamic b. 9-11 
 
 — Buffon, G. L. L. Elements of b. . 9-523 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. Vegetable physiology and b. 
 
 9-18 
 
 — Coultas, H. Principles. (1) Cryptog. ; (2) 
 
 phanerog 9-28,9 
 
 — Dresser, C. Popular manual . 9-88 
 
 — Figuier, L. The vegetable world . 9-59 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. The vegetable kingdom 9-42 
 
 — Gray, A. Botanical text-book . 9-38 
 Botany and vegetable physiology 9-41 
 
 — Green, F. H., and J. W. Congdon. Class-book 
 
 of b 9-43 
 
 — Le Maout, E. Lemons 61ementaires 84-4933 
 
 — Miller, J. Illustration of the sexual system of 
 
 Linnaeus 9-60 
 
 — Newman, J. B. Outlines of b. . 9-66 
 
 — Raspail, F. V. Nouveau syst. de phys. vege- 
 
 tale et de botanique . . . 34-4899 
 
 — Reichard, Dr. Families of plants . 9-75 
 
 — Richard, L. C. Botanical dictionary 9-90 
 -- Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of b. 9-76 
 
 — Schleiden, Dr. J. M. Principles of scientific b. 
 
 9-77 
 
 — Smith, E. See Ansted, D. T., et al. 9-101 
 
 — Smith, J. E. Physiological and systematical b. 
 
 9—95 
 
 — Wood, A. Class-book '. ". '. 9-84 
 Object Lessons .... 9-85 
 
 — Anatomical and physiological. 
 
 — Candolle, A. P. de. Vegetable organography 
 
 9-36 
 
 — Coultas, H. The plant, an illustration of the 
 
 organic life of the animal . . 9-86 
 
 — Grew, N. Anatomy of plants . 9-1213 
 
 — Keith, P. Physiological b. . . 9-52 
 
 — Main, J. Illustrations of veg. phys. 9-98 
 
 — Marcet, Jane. Conversations . 9-57 
 
 — Mohl, H. von. The vegetable cell 9-62 
 
 — Popular treatise on veg. phys. . 9-99 
 
 — Practical. 
 
 — Bentham, G. British flora . . 9-9 
 
 — Bigelow, J. Plants of Boston . 9-1207 
 
 — Catlow, A. Popular field b. . . 9-19 
 
 Popular garden b. . . . 9-20 
 
 ' Popular geography of plants . 9-22 
 
 Popular green- house b. . . 9-21 
 
 — Chapman, A. W. Flora of southern U. S. 
 
 9-23 
 
 — Coleman, "W. S. Woodlands and heaths 9-26 
 
 — Curtis, W. Flora Londinensis . 9-1237 
 
 — Darby, J. B. of southern states . 9-31 
 
 — Darlington, W. Agricultural b. . 9-32 
 Flora cestrica ..... 9-34 
 
 — Eaton, A. Manual of b. for North America 
 
 9-91 
 
 — Emory, W. H. Report of the U. S. and Mexi- 
 
 can boundary suiTey . . . 26*'-1002 
 
 — Gray, A. Manual of b. . . . 9-40 
 
 — Hill, J. Virtues of British herbs .• 10-120 
 
 — Ives, J. C. Report on Colorado river 26''-1003 
 
 — McMurtrie's florula Louisvillensis . 26''-596 
 
 — Nuttall, T. Genera of N. American plants 
 
 9-68 
 
 — Osborn, H. S. Plants of the holy land 9-69 
 
 — Pacific railroad surveys, v. 2, 4-7, 13 SeMOOl 
 
 — Pursh, F. Flora Amer. septent . 9-73 
 
 — Rafinesque, C. S. Medical flora of the U. S. 
 9-74 
 
 — Tatnall, A. Phsenogamous and filicoid plants 
 
 of New Castle CO., Del. . . 11-213 
 
 — Thornton, R. J. British flora . 9-81 
 
 — Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Balfour, J. H. Botanist's companion 9-5 
 Botany and religion . . 9-4 
 
 — Dresser, C. Unity in variety in the vegetable 
 
 kingdom 9-37 
 
 — Darlington, W. Memorials of Bartram and 
 
 Marshall 80-593 
 
 Botany. Miscellaneous. 
 Reliquiae Balwinianse . . 30-1949 
 
 — Darwin, C. Climbing plants . 9-916 
 
 — Darwin, E. Botanic garden . 9-35 
 
 — Hooker, W. J. Journal of b. . 9-49 
 
 — Logan, J. Experiments and considerations on 
 
 generation 9-97 
 
 — Osborn, H. S. Plants of the holy land 9-69 
 
 — See Agriculture; Evergreens; Ferns; Flowers ; 
 
 Funguses ; Horticulture ; Lichens ; Mosses ; 
 
 Nature ; Orchids ; Plants ; Trees ; Seaweeds ; 
 
 Vegetable; Vegetation. 
 Both sides. T. S. Bacon . . . 32-1565 
 Bothwell. James Grant . . . 18-1247 
 Bothwell ; a poem. W. E. Aytoun . 23-407 
 
 Botta, A. C. L. Hand-book of universal literature. 
 
 N. y., 1860 .... 22-941 
 
 Botta, C. History of the war of the independence 
 
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 1820. 3v. 8° . . . . 26«-15 
 
 — Italy during the consulate and empire of Napo- 
 
 leon. Ph., 1829. 8° . . . 27»-2158 
 Botta, V. Dante as philosopher, patriot and poet, 
 with an analysis of the divina commedia, its 
 plots and episodes. N. Y., 1865 30-1721 
 Botts, J. M. The great rebellion ; its secret history, 
 rise, progress and failure. N. Y., 1866 
 
 26''-838 
 
 Boucharlat, J. L. Elementary treatise on me- 
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 , Courtenay. N. Y., 1850. 8° . 11-190 
 
 — Elements de calcul difibrentiel et de C. int. 
 
 6'me ed. P., 1853. 80 . . 34-4788 
 Boucherett, Jessie. Hints on self-help ; a book for 
 young women. L. , 1866 . . 2-553 
 Bouchette, Jos. Topographic du bas Canada ; re- 
 marques sur le haut Canada ; relations avee 
 les Etats-Unis. L., 1815. 8" . 34^741 
 Boucicault, D. Andy Blake. F's M. D. v. 14 
 24-113 
 
 — Jessie Brown. F's S. D. v. 36 . 34-321 
 
 — Grimaldi ; or, the life of an actress. F's S. D. 
 
 V. 20 34-231 
 
 — The knight of Arva. F's S. D. v. 29 24-221 
 
 — London assurance. F's S. D. v. 4 34-821 
 
 — A lover by proxy. F's M. D. v. 31 34-113 
 
 — Old heads and young hearts. F's S. D. v. 8 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Pauvrette [1858.] F's S. D. v. 29 24-221 
 
 — The phantom. F's S. D. v. 21 . 24-221 
 
 — The pope of Rome. F's S. D. v. 29 24-331 
 
 — West end. F's S. D. v. 30 . 24-221 
 
 — The willow copse. F's S- D- v. 31 24-221 
 Boucicault, C, and C. Seymour. Wanted — a 
 
 widow. P'sM. D. V. 17 . 34-113 
 
 Bougeart, Alfred. Marat I'ami du peuple. P., 
 
 1865. 3v. 8<> . . . . 84-4702 
 Bouhours, D. Life of St. Ignatius of Loyola, 
 
 founder of the society of Jesus, with a sketch 
 
 of the institute of the Jesuits. Ph., 1840 
 . 33-1745 
 
 — Life of St. Francis Xavier of the society of Jesus, 
 
 apostle of the Indies and Japan ; trans, by J. 
 
 Dry den. Dub., 1813. 8» . . 80-504 
 
 Bouilly, J. N. ContesamafiUe. P. 84-5069 
 
 — Contes oflferts aux enfants de France ; lesjeunes 
 
 Eleves. P 34-5073 
 
 — Encouragements de la jeunesse. P. 84-5071 
 
 — See, under Dramas, Fanchon and Taubstumme. 
 Boulainvilliers, H. de. Life of Mahomet ; from the 
 
 French. L., 1781 . . . 30-341 
 
 Boulden, J. E. P. An American among the Ori- 
 entals ; including an audience with the sul- 
 tan and a visit to the interior of a Turkish 
 harem. Ph., 1855 . . . 27''-378 
 Boulders. Geikie, A. Gleanings from the note-book 
 of.a field geologist . . . 9-233 
 
 Boulton, M. Smiles, S. Life of . 30-1760 
 
 Bound to the wheel. J. Saunders . 18-3758 
 Bounties. See Pensions. 
 
BOUNTY. 
 
 63 
 
 BOWEN. 
 
 Bounty fund commission. Report of the city 
 bounty fund commission. [Philadelphia.] 
 
 1865 26»-u. p. 
 
 Bouquet de violettes. Clement de Ris 34-4328 
 
 Bourboxi, le connetable de. P. A. A. Mignet 
 
 34-4663 
 
 Bourbons. Yonge, C. D. Prance under the b, 
 27»-1964 
 
 — See Maflfey, Count. Brigand life in Italy 
 
 27»-2342 
 
 — See also, names of noted members of the Bour- 
 
 bon family. 
 Bourdaloue, L. Oraison funebre de prince de 
 
 Conde 34-4449 
 
 Bourdier de Villemert. See Villemert. 
 
 Bourdon, P. L. M. Elements d' algebre. 8'me ed. 
 
 Brux., 1837. 8» . . . . 34-4795 
 
 — See Davies, C 14-43 
 
 Bourdon, M'me. See Proment, M. 
 
 Bourgeois, A., et A. Decourcelle. Les manages 
 d'Aujourd'hui. Comedie (en 4 actes) en 
 prose. P., 1863 .... 34-3098 
 
 — and P. Feval. The duke's daughter. Dram- 
 
 atized from "La petite Parisienne" as " Le 
 
 bossu." Adapted to the English stage. F's 
 
 *S. D. V. 41 . . . . 24-231 
 
 Bourgogne, Louis, due de. Michelet, J. Louis 
 
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 — See Burgundy ; St. Simon. 
 
 Burgogne, duchesse de. Delia Rocca, c'sse. Corre- 
 
 spondance inedite . . . 84-5363 
 
 Souvenirs d'une demoiselle d'honneur 34-3389 
 
 Bourgoiug, J. P. de. Historical and philosophical 
 memoirs of Pius the Sixth, and of his pontifi- 
 cate. Dub., 1800. 80 . . 30-429 
 
 Bourguignon, H. Cattle plague ; or, contagious 
 typhus in horned cattle. Its history, origin, 
 description and treatment. L., 1865 4-327 
 
 Bourne, B. P. The captive in Patagonia ; or, life 
 among the giants. B., 1853 . 26b-538 
 
 Bourne, J. Catechism of the steam engine. N.Y., 
 1864 6-294 
 
 — Handbook of the steam-engine. Constituting a 
 
 key to the "Catechism of the steam-engine." 
 L., 1865 . . . . . 6-291 
 
 — Recent improvements in the steam-engine. L. , 
 
 1865 6-292 
 
 — A treatise on the steam-engine in its applications 
 
 to mines, mills, steam navigation, railways, 
 and agriculture ; with practical instructions 
 for manufacture and management. Being 
 the 7th ed. of "A treatise on the steam-en- 
 gine." By the "Artizan club." K Y., 
 
 1866. 4« 6-1014 
 
 Bourne, H. R. P. English merchants. L., 1866. 
 3 V. 8° 1-304 
 
 — English seamen under the Tudors. L., 1868. 
 
 2v. 8° 29b-314 
 
 — A memoir of Sir Philip Sydney. L., 1862. 8" 
 
 30-1386 
 
 Bourne, Wm. O. Gems from fable-land ; a collec- 
 tion of fables illustrated by facts. N. Y., 1853 
 18-4010 
 
 Bourquelot, P. See Querard, J. M. 
 
 Bourrienne, L. A. P. de. Memoirs of Napoleon 
 Bonaparte. To which are now first added 
 an account of the important events of the 
 hundred days, of Napoleon's surrender to the 
 English, and of his residence and death at 
 St. Helena. L. , 1836. 4 v. 8» . 30-606 
 
 Boursault, E. (Euvres choisies. (Comedies en 
 vers, et poesies diverses.) P., 1811 34-4443 
 
 — Le Mercure galant. C. A. C. v. 1 34-3132 
 Boussingault, J. B. Rural economy, in its relations 
 
 with chemistry, i^hysics, and meteorology. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 4-148 
 
 Boutell, C. Christian monuments in England and 
 "Wales. L., 1854. S" . . . 27^-96 
 
 — English heraldry. L., 1867. 8" . 27''-98 
 
 — Manual of British archaeology. L., 1858 27»-97 
 
 Boutell, C. Manual of heraldry, historical and 
 popular. L., 1863. 8° . . 29=^175 
 
 Bouterweck, P. History of Spanish literature ; from 
 the German, by T. Ross. L., 1847 22-943 
 
 Boutet de Monvel. See Monvel. 
 
 Bouton, N. History of Concord, N. H. ; with a 
 history of the ancient Penacooks. Cone, 
 
 1856. 80 26-^635 
 
 Boutwell, G. S. Eulogy on the death of Abraham 
 
 Lincoln. Lowell, 1865. S" . 30-2371 
 
 — Manual of the direct and excise tax system of 
 
 the U. S., including the forms, regulations, 
 and decisions of the commissioner of internal 
 revenue. B., 1863. 8» . . 2-201 
 
 — Speeches and papers relating to the rebellion 
 
 and the overthrow of slavery. B., 1867 
 26'«-961 
 
 — Tax-payer's manual ; containing the entire in- 
 
 ternal revenue laws, with the decisions and 
 rulings of the commissioner. B., 1865, 8° 
 
 2—256 
 
 — Same. B., 1867 . . . . 2-257 
 
 — Thoughts on educational topics and institutions. 
 
 B., 1859 13-38 
 
 Bouverie-Pusey, S. E. B. England, Denmark and* 
 Germany. L., 1864. 8" . . 27" 2744 
 Bouvet, P. Turks in Europe . . 27»-3910 
 Bouvier, H. M. Familiar astronomy ; or, an intro- 
 duction to the study of the heavens. Ph., 
 
 1857. 8° 12-32 
 
 Bouvier, J. Institutes of American law. Ph., 
 
 1851. 4v. 8° . . . . 2-114 
 
 — A law dictionary adapted to the constitution of 
 
 the TJ. S. and of the several states, with refer- 
 ences to systems of foreign law ; to which is 
 added Kelham's dictionary of the Norman 
 language. Ph., 1839. 2 v. 8° . 2-11 
 
 — Same. 11th ed. Ph., 1861. 3 v. 8» 3-ll» 
 Bouvier's manual for young artists, condensed 
 
 compilation from . . . 5-171 
 
 Bovee, C. N. Intuitions and summaries of thought. 
 
 B., 1863. 2 V 33-917 
 
 — Thoughts, feelings and fancies. N. Y., 1857 
 
 33-659 
 
 Bowden, James. History of the society of friends 
 in America. L., 1850-54. 3 v. 8» 33-1090 
 
 Bowden, John. Norway ; its people, products and 
 institutions. L., 1867 . . 37''-905 
 
 Bowditch, H. I. Young stethoscopist ; or, the stu- 
 dent's aid to auscultation. N. Y., 1846 
 10-500 
 
 Bowditch, N. New American practical navigator. 
 20th ed. N. Y., 1851. 8» . 12-102 
 
 — Memoir of; prepared for the young. B., 1841 
 
 30-44 
 
 Bowditch, N. S. Sufiblk surnames. L., 1861. 8° 
 22-45 
 
 Bowditch, W. R. The analysis, technical valuation, 
 
 purification and use of coal gas. L., 1867. 8° 
 
 6-3«4 
 
 Bowdler, T. Letters written in Holland in Septem- 
 ber and October, 1787. L.,1788. 8» 37''-194 
 
 Bowen, A. Naval monument, containing official 
 accounts of all the battles fought between the 
 navies of the U. S. and Great Britain dunng 
 the last war ; and an account of the war with 
 Algiers. B., 1830. 8» . . 36»-150 
 '— Picture of Boston ; a guide to the city and its 
 environs. B., 1839 . . . 36»-18 
 
 Bowen, B. B. Blind man's offering. 3d ed. B., 
 1847 23-13 
 
 Bowen, D. History of Philadelphia, with a 
 notice of villages in the vicinity. Ph., 1839. 
 8» 26''-604 
 
 Bowen, E. Coal and coal oil ; or, the geology of 
 the earth. Ph., [1865] . . 9-211 
 
 — Coal regions of Pennsylvania ; being a general, 
 
 geological, historical and statistical review of 
 the anthracite coal districts. Pottsville, 1848. 
 8» 26M7 
 
BOWEN. 
 
 64 
 
 BOYHOOD. 
 
 Bowen, E. Same. No. 4. v. 3 . . 1-141 
 
 — The pictorial slietch book of Pennsylvania. 
 
 Ph., 1852. 8° . . . . 26»'-540 
 
 Bowen, F. Critical essays on speculative philosophy. 
 
 B., 1843 15-10 
 
 — Documents of the constitution of England and 
 
 America. Camb., 1854. 8" . 2-947 
 
 — Life of B. Lincoln. (S. A. B. 23) . 30-497 
 
 — Life of James Otis. (S. A. B. 12) 30-497 
 
 — Life of Sir Win. Phips. (S. A. B. 7) 30-497 
 
 — Life of Baron Steuben. (S. A. B. 9) 30-497 
 
 — Lowell lectures on the application of metaphysi- 
 
 cal and ethical science to the evidences of re- 
 ligion. B., 1849. 8° . . 32-823 
 
 — Principles of political economy applied to the 
 
 condition, the resources and the institutions 
 of the American people. B., 1856. 8" 3-28 
 
 — A treatise on logic ; or, the laws of pure 
 
 thought. Camb., 1864 . . 15-236 
 
 — See Hamilton, W. ; Stewart, D. ; Weber, G. 
 Bowen, T. J. Adventures and missionary labors 
 
 in the interior of Africa from 1849 to 1856. 
 Charleston, 1857 . . . 28''-245 
 
 Bower, Alex. Life of Luther, embracing an account 
 of the early progress of the reformation. Ph., 
 1824. 8» 30-334 
 
 Bower, Arch. History of the popes. L., 1748-59. 
 V. 1-4. 4° 27'M034 
 
 Bowl of " punch" 18-359 
 
 Bowler, G. Chapel and church architecture ; with 
 designs for parsonages. B., 1856. f" 5-621 
 
 Bowles, Caroline. See Southey, C. C. 33-55 
 
 Bowles, G. Introducion a la historia natural y a 
 
 la geografla fisica de espana. Mad., 1775. 8" 
 
 34-35 
 
 Bowles, S. Across the continent ; a summer's jour- 
 ney to the Rocky mountains, the Mormons, 
 and the Pacific states, with Speaker Colfax. 
 Spring., 1866 ; . . . 26i'-556 
 
 Bowles, W. Thoughts on national defence. 3d ed. 
 L.,1853. 8» .... 33-374 
 
 Bowles, W. L. Poetical works ; with memoir, crit- 
 ical dissertation, and explanatory notes, by 
 G. Gilfillan. N. Y., 1855. 3 v. 8° 33-651 
 
 Bowman, Anne. Adventures of the Merton family 
 among the Indians . . . 18-360 
 
 — Among the Tartar tents ; or, the lost fathers. 
 
 18-361 
 
 — Bear hunters of the Rocky mountains 18-371 
 
 — Boy voyagers 18-363 
 
 — Clarissa ; or, the Mervyn inheritance 18-363 
 
 — Clever Jack and other tales . . 18-366 
 
 — Esperanza ; or, the home of the wanderers 
 
 18-364 
 
 — How to make the best of it . . 18-365 
 
 — Kangaroo hunters ; or, adventures in the bush 
 
 18-367 
 
 — More original double acrostics ; with solutions 
 
 to the first series. L., 1867 . 30-157 
 
 — Sunshine and clouds in the morning of life 
 
 18-368 
 
 — Travels of Rolando ; or, a tour round the world 
 
 18-369 
 
 — Young exiles ; or, the wild tribes of the north 
 
 18-370 
 
 Bowman, J. M. The island home ; or, the young 
 
 castaways 18-375 
 
 Bowman, S. M., and R. B. Irvin. Sherman and his 
 
 campaigns; a military biography. N. Y., 
 
 1865. 8" 36''-704 
 
 Bowman, W. See Todd, R. B. . . 10-334 
 
 Bowring, J. Decimal system in numbers, coins and 
 
 accounts. L., 1854 . . . 1-102 
 
 — Kingdom and people of Siam ; with a narrative 
 
 of the mission to that country in 1855. L., 
 1857. 2v. 8» . . . . 38''-339 
 
 — Matins and vespers ; with hymns and occasional 
 
 devotional pieces. B., 1861 . 33-759 
 
 — Specimens of tlie Russian poets. L., 1881. 2 v. 
 
 33-909 
 
 Bowring, J. Poetry of the Magyars. 
 
 — Translations from Alex. Petofi 
 
 — Visit to the Philippine islands. 
 
 L., 1830. 8° 
 
 28-866 
 
 23-936 
 
 L., 1859. 8° 
 
 28''-359 
 
 Bowyer, G. Commentaries on universal public law. 
 Ph., 1854. 8» . . . V. 86 of 2-55 
 Bowyer, W. See Nichols, J. 
 
 Box for the season. C. Clark . . 18-3807 
 Boy hunters. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2601 
 Boy Joe & Samuel Weller. (Dickens' Little folks.) 
 
 18-3980 
 
 Boy of mount Rhigi. C. M. Sedgwick 18-2785 
 
 Boy of principle. W. S. Cardell . . 18-563 
 
 Boy slaves. Mayne Reid , . . 18-2634 
 Boy tar. Mayne Reid .... 18-2602 
 Boy voyagers. Anne Bowman . . 18-362 
 
 Boy's adventures in the wilds of Australia. W. 
 
 Howitt 29''-211 
 
 Boy's autumn book. T. Miller . . 33-1175 
 Boy's book of ballads. L., 1861 . . 23-618 
 
 Boy's book of trades, and the tools used in them. 
 
 L., 1866 6-945 
 
 Boy's book of travel and adventure. M. Johnes 
 
 29''-160 
 
 Boy's country book. W. Howitt . . 30-385 
 
 Boy's holiday book. L., 1865 . . 30-159 
 
 Boy's own volume, [a half-yearly collection of 
 
 monthly publications of O. S. Beeton.] L., 
 
 1866. 2v. 8" . . . . 17-158 
 
 Boy's play book of science. J. H. Pepper 11-146 
 
 Boy's prize book of sports, games, exercises and 
 
 pursuits. L., 1866 . . . 20-317 
 
 Boy's yearly book for 1867. L., 1867 . 33-1356 
 
 Boys at Dr. Murray's, by Glance Gaylord 18-374 
 
 Boys at home. C. Adams . . . 18-43 
 
 Boys in blue, the. Mrs. A. H. Hoge . 26»-996 
 
 Boys of Beechwood. Mrs. Eiloart . 18-3999 
 
 Boys' and girls' treasury. See Family economist 
 
 17-491 
 
 Boys' book of Indian battles and adventures. N. Y., 
 
 1861 26»-453 
 
 Boyce, J. Shandy McGuire. By Paul Peppergrass 
 18-373 
 
 — Spsewife 18-373 
 
 Boyce, S. (Walsh's Br. poets) . . 23-133 
 
 Boyd, A. K. H. Autumn holidays of a country 
 
 parson. B., 1865 . . . 33-470 
 
 — Counsel and comfort spoken from a city pulpit. 
 
 B., 1864 32-1162 
 
 — Every-day philosopher in town and country. 
 
 B., 1863 33-469 
 
 — Graver thoughts of a country parson. B., 1862,5. 
 
 2v 32-1031 
 
 — Leisure hours in town. B., 1862 . 33-4';i 
 
 — Recreations of a country parson. B., 1861. 
 
 2v 33-472 
 
 — Sunday afternoons at the parish church of a 
 
 university city. L., 1866 . . 33-2187 
 Boyd, Belle. See Hardinge, ]Mrs. J. 
 Boyd, J. R. Eclectic moral philosophy. N. Y., 
 
 1846 15-11 
 
 Boyd, W. H. Business directory of the state of 
 
 New Jersey, with a general directory of 
 
 Newark. Ph., 1860. 8° . . 25-167 
 
 — Norwich city directory ; with a business di- 
 
 rectory of New London county. Nor. , 1860 
 25-155 
 
 — Philadelphia city business directory for 1860,1 
 
 35-149 
 
 Boydell, J. Merchant-freighter's and captains of 
 ships' assistant. Tables of dimensions. L., 
 1764. 8» 1-510 
 
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 Brief state of the province of Pennsylvania. In a 
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 Bright, R. Clinical memoirs on abdominal tumors 
 
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 Brimley, G. Essays. Ed. by W. G. Clark. 2d ed. 
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 treatise on the symbolism and mythology of 
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 British catalogue of books published from Oct., 1837, 
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 British controversialist and self-educator. 
 
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 British Plutarch ; containing the lives of the most 
 
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 British possessions in the Indian and Atlantic oceans. 
 R. M. Martin .... 28''-565 
 
 British quarterly review, v. 31-45. L., 1860-7. 8° 
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 British spy. Wirt, W. Letters of . 33-1240 
 
 British theatre. L., 1791. 34 v. . . 24-71 
 
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 British topography. R. Gough . . 21-310 
 
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 Britton, S. B. Man and his relations — illustrating 
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 Brittanic researches. B. Posts . . 27^-959 
 Brittanicus. J. Racine .... 34-3125 
 Brittano-Roman inscriptions. J. McCaul 27»-770 
 Brittany. Herbert, A. Cyclops christianus 27*-548 
 
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 Brittany and La Vendee. E. Souvestre 18-2962 
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 Britton, J., and others. The beauties of England 
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 historical and descriptive of each county. 
 L., 1801-15. 18 V. in 35. 8» . 27b-474 
 
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 " 6. Hampshire, I. of Wight and Herford. 
 " 7. Herford, Huntingdon and Kent. 
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 " 10. Middlesex. 
 
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 " 12. Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxford, Rutland. 
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 Brizeux, A. Les Bretons — poeme. P., 1846 
 
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 Brock, Mrs. C. Charity Helstone . 18-3774 
 
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 Brock, W. Biographical sketch of Sir H. Havelock. 
 
 N. Y., 1858 30-1054 
 
 ^ Same. Leip., 1858 . . . 30-1054* 
 
BROCKETT. 
 
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 BEOTHERHEAD. 
 
 'Biockett, J. T. Glossary of north country words, 
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 Brockett, L. P., and M. C. Vaughan. "Woman's 
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 Brocklesby, J. Elements of astronomy for schools. 
 N. Y., 1860 12-62 
 
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 Brocquiere. See Bertrandon de la B. 
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 Broderip, F. F. See Hood, T. 
 Broderip, W. J. Leaves from the note-book of a 
 
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 Brodie, J. Remarks on the antiquity and nature of 
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 Brodrick, T. Complete history of the late war in the 
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 Broglie, Duchess de. Memoirs of . 30-869 
 
 Brohan, A. E. de Mirecourt . . 34-4401 
 
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 Broken bracelet and other poems. Mrs. C. H. W. 
 
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 Bi-oken columns 18-425 
 
 Broken lights. F. P. Cobbe . . . 32-1323 
 Broken to harness. E. Yates . . 18-3608 
 Brokers. Russell, J. A. The laws relating to 2-94 
 Brome, A. (Sanford's Br. poets) . . 23-72" 
 
 Bromley, C. F. A woman's wanderings in the 
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 Bronchitis. Copeland, J. Forms, causes, preven- 
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 Bronsou, W. W. Memorial of the Rev. Bird Wil- 
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 Bronte, Annie. Agnes Grey . . 18-426 
 
 — Tenant of Wildfell hall . . . 18-427 
 Bronte, C. Jane Eyre, an autobiography 18-428 
 
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 Bronte, Emily. "Wuthering heights . 18-432 
 Bronte, (C, E. & A.) "Poems by Currer, Ellis, 
 
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 Brook, B. Lives of the puritans, to 1662. L., 1813. 
 
 3v. 8» 30-1322 
 
 Brook farm. J.Bolton . . . 33-1039 
 Brooke, Sir A. De Cappell. Sketches in Spain and 
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 Brooke, C. Ten years in Sarawak, with an intro- 
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 Brooke, E. General account of the laws and law- 
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 Brooke, F. Rosina. [From " Les moissoneurs " of 
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 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 Brooke, H. Fool of quality . . . 18-433 
 
 — Gustavus Vasa. A tragedy— as it was to have 
 
 been acted. L., 1739. 8° . , 24-139 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 2 . . . 24-71 
 
 B. D. V. 1 24-143 
 
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 M. B. D. V. 2 . . . . 24-142 
 
 S. B. T. V. 5 24-191 
 
 Brooke, Sir J. Private letters narrating the events 
 
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 Brooke, J. "W. The democrats of Marylebone. L., 
 
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 Brooke, S. A. Life and letters of F. W. Robertson. 
 
 B., 1865. 2 V 30-1728 
 
 Brooke, W. Eastford .... 18-434 
 
 Brooke and Brooke farm. H. Martineau 18-3857 
 Brookes, G. All the world's a stage. F's M. D. 
 
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 Brookes, J. Manners and customs of the Enirlish 
 
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 Brooks, C. E. Ballads and translations. N. Y., 
 
 1866 23-826 
 
 Brooks, C. T. German lyrics. B., 1853 23-338 
 
 — [Ed.] Schiller's homage of the arts, Avith mis- 
 
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 N. Y., 1864 23-935 
 
 — Simplicity of Christ's teachings. B., 1859 
 
 32-2250 
 
 Brooks, E., and Hughes, J. Brooksiana ; or, the 
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 Brooks, J. W. The history of the Hebrew nation, 
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 Brooks, N. C. Complete history of the Mexican 
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 Ph., 1849. 8» . . . . 26a-510 
 
 — History of the church — a poem. Bait., 1841 
 
 23-22 
 
 — Literary amaranth. Ph., 1840 . 33-21 
 
 — Scriptural anthology. Ph., 1837 . 23-367 
 Brooks, S. Aspen court. A story of our own time 
 
 18-435 
 
 — The silver cord .... 18-436 
 
 — Sooner or later .... 18-437 
 Brooks, S. II. Designs for cottage and villa archi- 
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 — Rudimentary treatise on the erection of dwell- 
 
 ing-houses. L., 1860 . . . 6-20 
 
 Brooks, T. Spurgeon's smooth stones taken from 
 
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 Brooksiana. See Brooks, E. 
 
 Brookside series. Fashion and folly . 18-3846 
 Broom, H. Constitutional law viewed in relation to 
 
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 Broome, W. (Bell's poets of G.B.) . 23-489 
 Broosa. Schneider, E. C. A. Letters from B. 28»-435 
 Brotlier and sister. Mrs. S. Ellis . . 18-1005 
 Brother's secret. W. J. Godwin . . 18-1201 
 Brother's watchword .... 18-440 
 Brotherhead, W. The book of the signers ; contain- 
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BROTHER?. 
 
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 Brothers, S. Wool and woollen manufactures of 
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 Brothers in unity. Catalogue of library of the 
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 Brotherson, J. Executors' and administrators' in- 
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 Brough, W. The corsair. F's M. D. v. 17 
 
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 Brougham, H., Lord. The British constitution ; its 
 
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 1861 27«-124 
 
 — Contributions to the Edinburgh review. L., 
 
 1856. 3 V. 8" . . . . 33-385 
 
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 9-518 
 
 — A discourse of natural tlieology, showing the 
 
 nature of the evidence and the advantages of 
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 — Historical sketclies of statesmen who flourished 
 
 in the time of George III. Three series. P., 
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 — Same. Ph., 1854. 2 v. . . . 30-792 
 
 — History of England and France, under the house 
 
 of Lancaster, with a view of the early refor- 
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 — An inquiry into the colonial policy of the Euro- 
 
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 in the time of George III. 2d series. Ph., 
 1846 30-49 
 
 — Opinions on politics, theology, law, science, edu- 
 
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 — Sketches of public characters, discourses, and 
 
 essays, with a dissertation on the eloquence 
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 Brougham, J. All's fair in love. F's S. D. v. 21 
 
 24— ''91 
 
 — Art and artifice. '[1859.] F's *S. D. v. 28 
 
 24-321 
 
 — Basket of chips and Bunsby papers 18-441 
 
 — Bunsby papers. [2d series.] Irish echoes 18-442 
 
 — Columbus. [1857.] F's M. D. v. 19 24-113 
 
 — David Copperfield. F's S. D. v. 17 24-221 
 
 — A decided case. F's M. D. v. 15 . 24-113 
 
 — The demon lover. F's M. D. v. 14 24-113 
 
 — Dombey and son. F's S. D. v. 16 24-221 
 
 — Dred. F's S. D. v. 19 . . . 24^221 
 
 — Franklin. F's S. D. v. 21 . . 24-221 
 
 — The game of life. F's S. D. v. 15 . 24-221 
 
 — The game of love. F's S. D. v. 14 24-221 
 
 — Great tragic revival. F's M. D. v. 20 24-113 
 
 — Gunmaker of Moscow. F's S. D. v. 21 24-221 
 
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 Brougham, J. Metamora ; or, the last of the poUy- 
 "wogs. F'sM. D. V. 32 . . 24-113 
 
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 — Night and morning. F's S. D. v. 18 24-221 
 
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 24-113 
 
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 — The red mask. F's S. D. v. 20 . 24-221 
 
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 — Take care of little Charley. [1858.] F's M. D. 
 
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 F's M. D. V. 9 . . . . 24-113 
 
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 Brown, A. Philosophy of physics, or process of 
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 — The Irish lion. F's M. D. v. 4 . 24-113 
 
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 — The rough diamond. F's M. D. v. 6 24-113 
 
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 Buenos Ayres. Hutchinson, T. J. Gleanings 26''-553 
 
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 Buffalo, young men's association. Annual report, 
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 BufFum, E. G. Six months in the gold mines. Ph., 
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 Manufacture of bricks and tiles 6-37 
 
 Masonry and stone-cutting . 6-41 
 
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 Bulfinch, 8. G. Manual of the evidences of Chris- 
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 Bulfinch, T. Age of chivalry . . 18-467 
 
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 Bull, T. Maternal manairement of children in health 
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 Bullion, T. [Pseud.] The internal management of 
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 Buloz, F. Le chateau St. Ange. P., 1859 34-5242 
 
 Bulstrode, W. Essays. L., 1724. 8° . 33-846 
 
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 2v 
 
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 — Last days of Pompeii 
 
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 33-448 
 
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 27^-636 
 
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 2^221 
 
 English life 
 
 18-485 
 
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 18-487 
 
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 — Paul Clifford .... 
 
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 18-488 
 
 — Pilgrims of the Rhine . . . 18-489 
 
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 — Same, at end of . . . v. 6 of 24-141 
 
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 with other poems. N. Y., 1831 . 23-27 
 
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 Bulwer-Lytton, Robt. Lucile. By Owen Meredith. 
 
 B., 1860 . . • . . 23-578 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton, Robt. New poems. B., 1868. 2 v. 
 23-1000 
 
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 Bulwer-Lytton, Lady Rosina. Behind the scenes 
 
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 Bunbury, H. Narratives of some passages in the 
 
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 Bunce, O. Love in '76. F's M. D. v. 14 24-113 
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 Bungalow and the tent. E. Sullivan . 28''-328 
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 N. Y., 1854 30-1719 
 
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 P., 1859 34-3105 
 
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 Bunsen, R. Gasometry. Trans, by H. E. Roscoe. 
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 Bunting, T. P. Life of Jabez Bunting, with notices 
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 — Same, with autobiog. Ph., 1858 . 32-34" 
 
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 BURMAH. 
 
 Bunyan, J. Philip, R. Life, times, and charac- 
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 Buonaparte. See Bonaparte ; Napoleon. 
 
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 Burckhardt, J. L. Travels in Syria and the holy 
 
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 Burder, S. Oriental customs ; or, an illustration of 
 
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 Burdett, C. Life and adventures of Christopher 
 
 Carson, the Rocky mountain trapper and 
 
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 Burr 18-514 
 
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 Burette, H. A. A visit to king Theodore. With 
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 Biirger, G. A. Gedichte. Gotha and N. Y., 1828 
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 Burges, T. Battle of lake Erie ; with notices of 
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 Burges, W. Art applied to industry. A series of 
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 Burgess, 6. Last enemy; conquering and con- 
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 Burgh, J. Dignity of human nature ; or, a brief 
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 Burgh, N. P. Practical rules for the proportions of 
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 Burgon, J. W. Letters from Rome to friends in 
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 Burgoyne, J. The heiress. Comedy. S'sB. T. v. 5 
 
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 Burgoyne, J. F. Rudimentary treatise on the blast- 
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 Burgundy. Kirk, J. F. Charles the Bold 27»-1766 
 
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 Burial. Browne, T. Urn-burial . . 32-1655 
 
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 Burmah. Cox, H. Residence in the Burmhan em- 
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 Burnes, A. Cabool ; a personal narrative of a jour- 
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 Burnet, G. History of his own time, 1660-1713, with 
 
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 L., 1724-34. 2 v. f> . . . 27=^001 
 
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 Burnet, Jacob. Notes of the early settlement of the 
 
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 Burnet, John. Practical hints on light and shade in 
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 L., 1859. 4° .... 5-765 
 
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 Burnet, Thomas. Sacred theory of the earth. L., 
 
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 Burney, J. Chronological history of northeastern 
 
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 Burnham, G. P. History of the hen fever ; a humor- 
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 Burnside, A. E. Woodbury, A. Burnside and the 
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 Burt, J. T. Results of the system of separate con- 
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 Burton, E. Description of the antiquities and 
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 Burton, J. H. The book-hunter. E., 1862 21-22 
 
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 — The Cairngorm mountains. E., 1864 27''-817 
 
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 Burton, R. F. Abeokuta and the Camaroons moun- 
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 Burton, R. F. Lake regions of Central Africa. L., 
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 — Same. N. Y., 1860. 8° . . 28''-347 
 
 — Mission to Gelele, king of Dahome ; with no- 
 
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 Burton,. R. The anatomy of melancholy. By De- 
 
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 Burton, T. Diary while a member in the parlia- 
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 Burton, Warren. Culture of the observing faculties 
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 Burton, William. Description and history of Lei- 
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 Burton, W. E. Cyclopaedia of wit and humor 18-521 
 
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 Burton, W. H. Law of real property. Ph., 1839 
 
 V. 23 of 2-55 
 
 Burton and its bitter beer. J. S. Bushnan 6-298 
 
 Bury, Blaze de. See Blaze, A. H. 
 
 Bury, Lady C. The devoted . . 18-3863 
 
 — Diary illustrative of the times of George IV, in- 
 
 terspersed with original letters from Queen 
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 — Same. Ph., 1838. 4 v. . . 27^-174,5 
 
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 Bury, T. T. Rudimentary architecture ; styles of 
 
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 Bury, Viscount. Exodus of the western nations. 
 
 L., 1805. 2v. 80 . . . 29=^202 
 Busby, J. Journal of a recent visit to the principal 
 
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 Bush, Belle. Voices of the morning. Ph., 1865 
 
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 Bush, Mrs. Forbes. Memoirs of the queens of 
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 Bush, J, A letter from a gentleman in Dublin, giv- 
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 Bushby, H. J. Manual of the practice of elections 
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 Busbnan, J. S. Burton and its bitter beer. L., 
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 Bushnell, H. Christ and his salvation, in sermons 
 
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 N. Y., 1850 26-^32 
 
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 Bush ranger of Van Diemen's land. C. Rowcroft 
 
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 Bushwhacker, sayings of Dr. P. S. Cozens 33-1377 
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 Busk, H. Handbook for Hythe ; comprising a 
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 Busk, M. M. History of Spain and Portugal, from 
 
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 L., n. d 6-299 
 
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 Butel-Dumont, G. M. History of Louisiana. 
 
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 Butler, B. F. Parton, J. Butler in New Orleans 
 
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 Butler, C. Life of Fenelon, archbishop of Cambray. 
 
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 Butler, C. M. The book of common prayer, inter- 
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 Butler, Samuel, D. D. Atlas of ancient geography. 
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 Butler, Sarah. See Wistar, Mrs. O. 
 
 Butler, T. B. Philosophy of the weather, and a 
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 Butler, W. The year-book ; or, manual of every- 
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 Butler, W. Allen. Martin Van Buren : lawyer, 
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 Butler, W. Archer. Lectures on the history of an- 
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 Buveurs d'eau. H. Murger . . 34-3580 
 
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BUXTOK 
 
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 Byrani, J. H. Illustrated business directory of Phila- 
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 Byron, J. Narrative of distresses on the coast of 
 
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 C, A. O. See Into the light . . 18-1573 
 
 C, E. M. See Catlow, M. E. 
 Caballero, Fernan. [Pseud.] See Bohl de Arron. 
 Cabanis, P. J. G. Rapports du physique et du 
 
 moral de I'homme. 3me ed. P., 1815. 2 v. 
 
 80 34-4929 
 
 Gabanon et chalet. A. Dumas . . 34-3244 
 Cabecillas et guerrilleros. G. Ferry . 34-451'/ 
 Cabell, J. L. Testimony of modern science to the 
 
 unity of mankind. N. Y., 1859 . 29''-173 
 Cabin and parlor (under title of Courtenay Hall). 
 
 J. T. Randolph .... 18-2576 
 Cabin book. C. Sealsfield . . , 18-2783 
 Cabin boy's stories. J. A. Maitland . 18-2027 
 Cabinet des fees. G. Gerard . . 34r-5039 
 
 Cabinet lawyer. [Eng.] . . . 2-143 
 
 Cabinet minister. Mrs. C. Gore . . 18-1212 
 Cabinet of foreign voyages and travels, v. 1, for 
 
 1825. L 29''-128 
 
 Cabinet of natural history and American rural sports. 
 
 V. 1-2. Ph., 1830-32. 4» . . 9-1235 
 
 Cabinet of poetry, containing the best entire pieces 
 
 to be found in the works of the British poets. 
 
 L., 1808. 6 V 23-688 
 
 Caboche, Ch. Joinville . . . 34-4651 
 
 Cabool. See Cabul. 
 
 Cabot, J. E. Narrative of a tour to Lake Superior 
 
 with Prof. Agassiz. B., 1850. S" 26'^-205 
 
 Cabot, S. Life of. C. Hayward, Jr. (S. A. B. 9) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — Memoir of. With a review of the history of 
 
 maritime discovery. Ph., 1831. 8» 30-70 
 
 Cabul. Eyre, V. History of military operations at 
 
 28"-224 and 28''-433 
 
 — Burnes, A. Journey to Cabool . 28''-45 
 
 — Elphinstone, M. Account of the kingdom of 
 
 Caubul, and its dependencies . 28»-94 
 
 Cacique, la. H. Riviere . . . 34-3638 
 Caddell, C. M. History of the missions in Japan 
 
 and Paraguay. N. Y. 32-1748 
 
 Cadell, W. A. A journey in Carniola, Italy, and 
 
 France in 1717,8. E., 1820. 2 v. 8» 27^-830 
 Cadet de Colobrieres. Mme. C. Reybaud 34-3642 
 Cadet de famille. A. de Lavergne . 34-4636 
 
 — F. Soulie 34-3766 
 
 Cadet life at West Point . . . 18-541 
 
 Cadix, de Paris a. A. Dumas . . 34-3264 
 Cadwalader pamphlets. See Smith, H. W. Nuts 
 
 for future historians . . . 26»-593 
 Caedmon. The fall of man ; or, paradise lost. 
 
 Translated in verse from the Anglo-Saxon. 
 
 By W. H. F. Bosanquet. L., 1860 23-623 
 Caesar, Augustus. Becker, W. A. Gallus ; or, 
 
 Roman scenes .... 27'^2143 
 
 — Blackwell, T. Court of . . 27--2147 
 Caesar, C. J. Commentarii cum supplemen. A. Hirtii 
 
 etal. Recog. Fr. Oehler. Lips., 1858 34-34i) 
 
 — Commentaries. Trans, by W. Duncan. N. Y., 
 
 1833 29«-10 
 
 — Abbott, J. History of • . . 30-613 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Fin de la vie de 34-4546 
 
 — Lewin, T. Invasion of Britain by Csesar 27^-720 
 
 — Napoleon III. Histoire de Jules Cesar 
 
 34r4734,5467,>^ 
 
 6 
 
C^SAR. 
 
 83 
 
 CALIFORNIA. 
 
 Caesar, C. J. Napoleon III. History of 27»-2391,2 
 — Surtees, S. F. Did lie cross the channel? 
 
 27''-2476 
 
 30-801 
 
 18-542 
 
 Les Cesai's 
 
 34-4427 
 
 27''-2200 
 
 24-190 
 
 28''-70 
 
 34-5386 
 
 — Williams, J. Life of 
 Caisar Borgia. Jane Robinson 
 Caesars, the. Charapagny, F. de. 
 
 — De Quincey, T. . . . 
 CafFaro. See Defence of the drama 
 Catfraria. Kay, S. Researches 
 Cagnotte, la. Labiche et Delacour 
 Caiilie, R. Travels through Central Africa to Tim- 
 
 buctoo, and across the great desert to Mo- 
 rocco, 1824-1828. L., 1830. 2 v. 8<> 28^-499 
 
 Caines, G. An enquiry into the law merchant of 
 the United States. N. Y., 1802. 8° 2-21 
 
 Caird, A. Mc. Mary Stuart : her guilt or innocence. 
 E., 1866. 8° .... 30-1776 
 
 Caird, James. Prairie farming in America ; with 
 
 notes on Canada and the V. S. N. Y., 1859 
 
 4-98 
 
 Caird, John. Religion in common life. Ph., 1856. 
 80 32-1518 
 
 — Sermons. N. Y., 1858 . . . 32-1151 
 Caimes, J. E. Character and logical method of 
 
 political economy. L., 1857 . 3-40 
 
 — The slave power. L., 1862. 8" . 26»-481 
 Cairngorm mountains. J. H. Burton . 27''-817 
 Cairns, J. False Christs and the true ; or, the gos- 
 pel history maintained in answer to Strauss 
 and Renan : a sermon. 4th ed. E., 1864. 
 8" 32-2499 
 
 — Memoir of John Brown, D. D. E., 1860 
 
 30-1250 
 
 — Romanism and rationalism as opposed to pure 
 
 Christianity. L., 1866 . . 32-2341 
 
 Cairns, J. T. Recruit; a compilation of exercises 
 
 and movements of infantry, light infantry, 
 
 and riflemen. N. Y., 1858 . 6-576 
 
 Cairo. Journal from Grand C. to Mount Sinai and 
 
 back again 28*^-68 
 
 — Poole, S. Letters from C. . . 28''-77 
 Cairon, Stellwag von C. See Stellwag von. 
 Caithness. Prehistoric remains. Laing and Huxley 
 
 27=^1340 
 
 Cakes and ale. D. Jerrold . . . ' 18-1672 
 Cakes and ale at Woodbine. R. B. Coffin 18-4035 
 Calais. Calton, R. B. Annals and legends 27^-1626 
 Calais, chronicle of. Camden soc. pub. v. 35 27''-195 
 Calamy, E. The nonconformist's memorial ; an ac- 
 count of the ministers who were ejected or 
 silenced after the restoration ; abridged and 
 corrected ; with further particulars by S. 
 Palmer, and an introduction containing a 
 history of the times and grounds of non-con- 
 formity. L.,1775. 2v. 8" . 30-1623 
 Calavar. R. M. Bird .... 18-332 
 
 Calcographiana. J. Caulfield . . 5-316 
 
 Calcott. See Callcott. 
 
 Calcraft, J. W. Bride of Lammermoor. F's S. D. 
 V 23 . . . 24—221 
 
 — Defence of the stage. Dub., 1839." 8» 24-174 
 Calculating machines. Babbage, C. Passages from 
 
 the life of a philosopher . . 30-1543 
 
 — Nystrom, J. W. Description of . 6-380 
 Calculus. Boucharlat, J. L. Calcul differentiel et 
 
 c. int. 34-4788 
 
 — Church, A. E. Diff. and int. c, and c. of varia- 
 
 tions 14-30 
 
 — Courtenay, E. H. DiflF. and int. c, and c. of 
 
 variations 14-59 
 
 — Cox, H. Integral — rudimentary 14-205 
 
 — De Morgan, A. Differential and integral 14-164 
 
 — Gregory, D. F. Examples — diff. and int 14^178 
 
 — Haddon, J. Examples— diflF. . 14-112 
 
 — Hann, J. Examples — int. . . 14-158 
 
 — Lacroix, F. S. Calcul differential et c. int. 
 34-4790 
 
 — Loomis, E. Elements, diff. and int. 14-45 
 
 — Pcirte, 13. Dititiculial and integral 14-fcO 
 
 Calculus. Spare, J. Differential . 14-163 
 
 — Todhunter, J. Calculus of variations 14-28 
 
 — Young, J. R. Differential c. . 14-56 
 Integral c. .... 14-57 
 
 — See Differential equations. 
 
 Calcutta. Dunne, J. H. From C. to Pekin 28^-375 
 
 — Johnson, G. W. Three years in C. 28''-8 
 Calcutta directory. Almanac for 1818 arid C. d. 17-2 
 Calcutta review, v. 1-24. Calcutta, 1844-55 17-497 
 Calder, F. Memoirs of Simon Episcopius. L., 1838. 
 
 8« • 30-1315 
 
 Calderon de la Barca, P. de. Teatro escogido. 
 [TeserodelteatroEsp., arreg. porE. deOchoa. 
 V. 3] 34-2 
 
 — L'Heraclius Espagnol ou la comedie fameuse. 
 
 Trad, par Voltaire . . v. 9 of 34-3897 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Life ; with specimens of his plays 
 
 30—909 
 
 — See Ulrici", H. ' '. '. '. '. 24-47 
 Calderon, the courtier. E. L. Bulwer 18-483 
 Caldwell, C. Autobiography. Ph., 1855. 8" 30-817 
 
 — Thoughts on physical education. B., 1834 
 
 10-508 
 
 Caldwell, H. Art of doing our best, as seen in the 
 lives and stories of some thorough workers. 
 
 L., n. d 30-1265 
 
 Caleb Field. Mrs. M. Oliphant . . 18-2373 
 Caleb in the country. J. Abbott . . 18-21 
 
 Caleb in town. J. Abbott . . . 18-22 
 
 Caleb Williams. W. Godwin . . 18-1188 
 Calef, R. Wonders of the invisible world ; or, Sa- 
 lem witchcraft. B., n. d. . . 26''-597 
 
 — More wonders of the invisible world. Roxb., 
 
 1866 32-1974 
 
 Calendar of the church .... 32-1007 
 Calendar of nature .... 11-305 
 
 Calf hill, J. Answer to J. Martiall's treatise of the 
 
 cross. Ed. for the Parker society bv R. 
 
 Gibbings. Camb., 1846. 8" . 32-1215 
 Calhoun, J. C. Works. Ed. by R. K. Cralle. 
 
 Charleston and N.Y., 1851-6. 6 v. 8» 26»-950 
 
 — Disquisition on government, and a discourse on 
 
 the constitution and government of the U. S. 
 
 Ed. by R. K. Cralle. Columbia, 1851. 8° 
 
 2-578 
 
 — Jenkins, J. S. Life of . . . 30-670 
 
 — Thomas, J. P. Carolina tribute to 30-1871 
 Calico printing. Bancroft, E. Philosophy of per- 
 manent colors .... 8-1 
 
 — O'Neill, C. Chemistry of . . 6-382 
 Dictionary of ... . 6-384 
 
 — Practical treatise on . . . 6-401 
 Calicots, les. P. Avenel . . . 34-5398 
 California. Bartlett, J. R. Explorations with U. 
 
 S. and Mexican boundary commission 26''-270 
 
 — Borthwick, J. D. Three years in C. 26''-360 
 
 — Browne, J. R. Sketches of adventure 26'>-501 
 
 — Bryant, E. What I saw in C. Journal 26''-7,8 
 
 — Buffum, E. G. Six months in the gold mines 
 
 26»'-208 
 
 — Capron, E. S. History, etc. . . 26'^318 
 
 — Cassin, J. Birds of C. . . . 9-1214 
 
 — Chappe d'Auteroche. Voyage to . 26''-672 
 
 — Colton, G. W. Map . . . 25-162 
 
 — Colton, W. Three years in C. . 26''-204 
 
 — Cutts, J. M. Conquest of— 1846,7 26»-883 
 
 — Dunbar, E. E. Discovery of gold 26«-914 
 
 — Fremont and Emory. Reports . 26''-15 
 
 — Golden dreams and leaden realities 26''-255 
 
 — Greenhow, R. History of Oregon and C. 
 
 26»-316 
 
 — Hlttel, J. S. Resources of C. . 26'>-432 
 
 — Hutchings, J. M. Scenes of wonder 26''-585 
 
 — Letts, J. M. California illustrated 26''-244 
 
 — Mcllvaine, J. W. Scenery and adventure in 
 
 26''-601 
 
 — Marryatt, F. Mountains and mole hills 26''-283 
 
 — Norman, L. Youth's history . 26»-962 
 
 — Palmer, J. W. The new and the old 29''-159 
 
 — Parkmau, F., jr. C. and Oregon trail 26''-99 
 
CALIFORNIA. 
 
 83 
 
 CALVIN. 
 
 California. Public instruction. First biennial re- 
 port, 1864,5 .... 13-44 
 
 — Revere, J. W. Tour . . . 26>'-107 
 
 — Robinson, A. Life in C. . . 26*'-71 
 
 — Schfetfer, L. M. Sketches . . 26''-654 
 
 — Soule, F. Annals of San Francisco 2()''-328 
 
 — State register 26^676 
 
 — Taylor, B. Eldorado . . . 26»'-206 
 
 — Thornton, J. Q. Oregon and C— 1848 26''-] 27 
 
 — Tyson, P. T. Geology and industrial resources 
 
 of 9-303 
 
 — Whitney, J. D. Geological survey 9-1209,10 
 
 — Wilkes, C. C. and Oregon . . 26''-158 
 
 — Willard, E. History of . . . 26='-249 
 
 — Woods, D. B. Sixteen months at the gold 
 
 diggings 26*'-223 
 
 Caliste. C. P. Colardeau . . . 34-4446 
 
 Calisthenics. See Gymnastics. 
 
 Calixtus, G. Dowding, W. C. Life and correspond- 
 ence of 80-1490 
 
 Calkins, N. A. Primary object lessons for a grad- 
 uated course of development. N. Y., 1861 
 . . 13-45 
 
 — and W. T. Adams. Universal speaker. B., 
 
 1861 33-533 
 
 Call to the unconverted. R. Baxter . 82-1389 
 Calkins, W. Sketch of the life of M. W. Baldwin 
 
 30-2360 
 
 Callan, J. F. Military laws of the United States re- 
 lating to the army and to bounty lands and 
 pensions ; with a synopsis of the military 
 legislation of congress during the revolution- 
 ary war. Ph., 1868. 8» . . 2-183 
 Callcott, J. W. Grammar of music. 5th ed. L , n. d. 
 
 5-1030 
 
 Callcott, M. Essays towards the history of painting. 
 L., 1836 5-469 
 
 — Histoire de France du petit Louis. Londres, 1866 
 
 84-5401 
 
 — Little Arthur's history of England. L., 1859 
 
 27«-188 
 
 — Short history of Spain. L., 1828. 2 v. 27'*-2009 
 Callcott, W. H. See Rossini, G. Semiramide 5-886 
 Called to account. A. Thomas [Mrs. Pendler Cud- 
 lip] 18-3915 
 
 Callender, J. Historical discourse on the civil and 
 
 religious affairs of the colony of Rhode Island 
 
 26»-581 
 
 Callery and Yvan. History of the insurrection in 
 Chma ; with notices of the Christianity, creed, 
 and proclamations of the insurgents. Trans., 
 with a supplementary chapter, by John Ox- 
 enford. L., 1853 . . . 28'^108 
 
 Callicot, T. C. Hand-book of universal geography ; 
 
 a gazetteer of the world. N. Y., 1853. "8° 
 
 25-67 
 
 Calmet, A. Great dictionary of the holy bible, his- 
 torical, critical, geographical and etymologi- 
 cal ; with "fragments illustrating scripture," 
 "scripture illustrated," and "sacred geog- 
 raphy," by E. Wells. Chariest own, 1812-17. 
 5v. 4° 32-2021 
 
 — The phantom world ; history and philosophy of 
 
 spirits, apparitions, «&c. ; with preface and 
 
 notes by H. Christmas. Ph., 1850 32-1134 
 
 Caloric : its agencies in nature. S. L. Metcalfe 11-513 
 
 — See Heat. 
 
 Calpe, A. The two fathers . . . 18-544 
 
 Calsabigi, R. de. Dissertazione sulla poesie dram- 
 
 matiche di Metastasio . v. 15 of 34-2523 
 
 Calton, R. B. Annals and legends of Calais ; with 
 
 sketches of emigre notabilities and memoir of 
 
 Lady Hamilton. L., 1852 . . 27»-1626 
 Calvary ; a tragedy. L. Osborn . . 24-219 
 
 Calvert, F. Law respecting parties to suits in equity. 
 
 Ph., 1837 .... V. 17 of 2-55 
 Calvert, Q. Universal restoration ; a poem. L. , 
 
 1861. 2v 2a-923 
 
 Calvert, G. H. Arnold and Andre ; an historical 
 
 drama. B., 1864 . . . 24-118 
 
 Calvert, G. H. First years in Europe. 
 
 — The gentleman. B., 1863 
 
 — Introduction to social science. 
 
 B., 18G6 
 
 27t'-833 
 33-426 
 N. Y., 1856 
 2-579 
 
 — Scenes and thoughts in Europe. B., 1863 27''-269 
 
 — Same. 2d series. N. Y., 1852 . 27''-269'' 
 Calvert, J. See Williams, T. . . 29"-! 61 
 Calvert, L. G. W. Burnap. Life of. (S. A. B. 19) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Calvin, J. Commentary on the first book of Moses 
 called Genesis. Trans, by J. King. E., 
 1847-50. 2 V. 8° . . . 32-1235 
 
 — Commentary on the four last books of Moses 
 
 in the, form of a homily. Trans, by C. W. 
 Bingham. E., 1852-55. 4 v. 8° 32-1236 
 
 — Commentary on Joshua. Trans, by H. Bever- 
 
 idge. Tholuck's dissertation, and opinions 
 and testimony as to the value of Calvin's 
 writings. E., 1854. 8" . . 32-1287 
 
 — Commentary on Psalms. Trans, by J. Ander- 
 
 son. E., 1845-49. 5 V. 8° . 32-1238 
 
 — Commentary on Isaiah. Trans, by W. Pringle. 
 
 E., 1850-53. 4 V. 8" . . 32-1239 
 
 — Commentary on Jeremiah and the Lamenta- 
 
 tions. Trans, by J. Owen. E., 1850-55. 
 5v. 8« 82-1240 
 
 — Commentary on the first twenty chapters of 
 
 Ezekiel. Trans, by T. Myers. E., 1849-50. 
 2 v. 8» 32^1241 
 
 — Commentary on Daniel. Trans, by T. Myers. 
 
 E., 1852,8. 2 V. 80 . . . 32-1242 
 
 — Commentary on the twelve minor prophets. 
 
 Trans, by J. Owen. E., 1846-49. 5 v. 8» 
 . 32-1243 
 
 — Commentary on the harmony of the evangelists 
 
 Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Trans, by W. 
 Pringle. 'E., 1845,46. 8 v. 8° 32-1244 
 
 — Commentary on the gospel of John. Trans, by 
 
 W. Pringle. E., 1847. 2 v. 8» 82-1245 
 
 — Commentary on the acts of the apostles. Trans. 
 
 by H. Beveridge. E., 1844. 2 v. 8" 32-1246 
 
 — Commentary on the epistle to the Romans. 
 
 Trans, by H.Bev-eridge. E.,1844. 8° 32-1247 
 
 — Same. Trans, by J. Owen. E., 1849. 8» 32-1248 
 
 — Commentary on the epistles to the Corinthians. 
 
 Trans, by J. Pringle. E.,1848. 2 v. 8° 82-1249 
 
 — Commentary on the epistles Galatians and 
 
 Ephesians. Trans, by W. Pringle. E.,1854. 
 8° 32-1250 
 
 — Commentary on the epistles to the Philippians, 
 
 Colossians, and Thessalonians. Trans, by J. 
 Pringle. E., 1851. 8» . . 32-1251 
 
 — Commentary on the epistles to Timothy, Titus, 
 
 and Philemon. Trans, by W. Pringle. E., 
 1856. 80 ' 32-1252 
 
 — Commentary on the epistle to the Hebrews. 
 
 Trans, by J. Owen. E., 1853. 8» 32-1253 
 
 — Commentary on the catholic epistles. E., 1855. 
 
 8" 32-1254 
 
 — Institutes of the Christian religion. A new 
 
 translation by H. Beveridge. E., 1845. 3 v. 
 8» 82-1233 
 
 — Institutio Chrjstianse religionis. Genev., 1585 
 
 34-874 
 
 — Letters compiled from the original manuscripts 
 
 and edited Avith historical notes by J. Bonnet, 
 and trans, by D. Constable. E., 1855-7. 2 v. 
 8" 30-1648 
 
 — Tracts relating to the reformation ; with life 
 
 by T. Beza. Trans, by H. Beveridge. E., 
 1844-51. 3 V. 8" . . . 32-1284 
 
 — Audin, J. M. V. Life of . . 32-1746 
 
 — Blackburn, W. M. College days of 30-1875 
 Young C. in Paris . . . 30-1876 
 
 — Bungencr, F. Calvin, sa vie, son ceuvre, et ses 
 
 ecrits 34-5282 
 
 Life, labors, and writings of . 30-1863 
 
 — Dyer, T. H. Life of . . . 30-609 
 
 — Henry, P. Life and times of . 30-674 
 
CALVIN. 
 
 84 
 
 camden: 
 
 Calvin, J. Scott, J. C. And the Swiss reformation 
 32-1556 
 
 — Tlioluck, F. A. G. Calvin as an interpreter of 
 
 the holy scriptures . . 32-1383,1237 
 
 — Tweedie, W. K. Calvin and Servetus 32-1542 
 
 — "Waterman, E. Memoirs of the life and writings 
 
 of 8C-72 
 
 — Life of, for young persons. L., [1864] 30-1552 
 Calvinism. Scott, T. Remarks on Tomline's refuta- 
 tion .... V. 6-7 of 32-189 
 
 Caraaroons mountains. Burton, R. F. Exploration 
 
 in 28K-429 
 
 Cambist. Kelly, P. Universal c. . 1-504 
 
 — Tate, W. Modern cambist . . 1-114 
 Cambodia. Mouhot, H. Travels in , , 28''-442 
 Cambray, Archbp. of. See Fenelon. 
 
 Cambrian Plutarch. J. H. Parry . 30-409 
 
 Cambridge, W. G. Mechanic's bride . 18-543 
 
 Cambridge (Eng.) See Cambridge university. 
 Cambridge essays ; contributed by members of the 
 university. L., 1855-8. 4 v. 8» . 33-383 
 
 Cambridge lectures. D. Livingstone 28''-268 
 
 Cambridge prize poems ; being a collection of the 
 English poems which have obtained the chan- 
 cellor's gold medal in the university of Cam- 
 bridge, n. ed. L., 1847 . . 23-36 
 Cambridge (U. S.) Harris, W. T. Epitaphs from 
 the old burying-ground in . 26''-809 
 
 — See Harvard college. 
 
 Cambridge university. Bristed, C. A. Five years 
 in 13-39 
 
 — Cooper, C. H. , and T. Athense cantabrigienses 
 
 30-1707 
 
 — Dyer, G. Privileges of . . . 13-62 
 
 — Everett, W. Lectures on . . 18-82 
 
 — Hartshorne, C. H. Book rarities 21-203 
 
 — Report of her majesty's commissionersappointed 
 
 to inquire into state, discipline, studies, and 
 revenues. L., 1852. l" . . 13-501 
 
 — Sketches from Cambridge. By a Don 13-208 
 
 — Student's guide to . . . . 13-217 
 
 — Whewell, W. On a liberal education 13-238 
 
 — Worsley, T. Drift of Cambridge work 32-1788 
 Camden, W. Britannia ; or, a chorographical de- 
 scription of Great Britain and Ireland, with 
 the adjacent islands. 2d ed. L. 2 v. f' 
 
 27M219 
 
 — Remaines, concerning Britaine, but especially 
 
 England, and the inhabitants thereof. Third 
 
 impression. L., 1623 . . . 27''-190 
 
 Camden society. [Publications of early historical 
 
 and literary remains.] L., 1838-65. 91 v. 4» 
 
 27''-195 
 
 [N. B. A descriptive catalogue of the first eighty volumes 
 follows No. 80.] 
 
 (1) Historie of the arrivall of Edward IV. in England, and 
 
 the finall recoverye of his kingdomes from Henry IV., 
 1471. Ed. by J. Bruce. 
 
 (2) Kinge Johaa. A play. By John Bale. Ed. by J. P. 
 
 Collier. 
 
 (3) Alliterative poem on the deposition of king Richard II., 
 
 Ricardi Maydistou de Concordia inter Ric. II. et civi- 
 tatcm. Loudon. Ed. by T. Wright. 
 
 (4) Plumpton correspondence. A series of letters, chiefly 
 
 domostick, written in the reigns of Edward 4th, Richard 
 3rd, Henry 7th, and Henry bth. Ed. by T. Stapleton. 
 
 (5) Anecdotes and traditions, illustrative of early English 
 
 history and literature, derived from MS. sources. Ed. 
 by W. J. Thomas. 
 
 (6) The political songs of England, from the reign of John 
 
 to that of Edward 2nd. Ed. and trans, by T. Wright. 
 
 (7) Annals of the first four years of the reign of Elizabeth, 
 
 by Sir J. Hayward. Ed. by J. Bruce. 
 
 (8) Ecclesiastical documents; viz., 1. A brief history of the 
 
 bishoprick of Somerset to the year 1174. 2. Charters 
 from the library of Dr. Cox Macro. Ed. by the Rev. 
 J. Hunter. 
 
 (9) Speculi Britannia; pars: an historical and chorographi- 
 
 cal description of the county of Essex, by J. Norden, 
 1594. Ed. by Sir H. Ellis. 
 
 (10) A chronicle of the first thirteen years of the reign of Ed- 
 
 ward 4th, by J. Warkworth. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 
 
 (11) Kemp's nine dales wonder ; performed in a daunce from 
 
 Loudon to Norwich. Ed. by A. I)yco. 
 
 (12) Egcrton papers ; public and private documents, chiefly 
 
 illustrative of the times of Elizabeth and James I. Ed. 
 by J. P. Collier. 
 
 (13) Chronica JocelinI de Brakelonda de rebus gestls Samsonis 
 
 abbatis luouesterii S. Edmundi. Ed. by J. G. Rokewode. 
 
 Camden society — continued. 
 
 (14) Narratives illustrative of the contests in Ireland in 
 
 lb41-90 Ed. by T. C. Croker. 
 
 (15) The chronicle of William de Rishanger of the barons' 
 
 wars; the miracles of Simon de Montfort. Ed. by J. 
 O. Halliwell. ' 
 
 (16) The Latin poems commonly attributed to Walter Mapes. 
 
 Ed. by J. Wright. 
 
 (17) Tlie second book of the travels of Nicander Nuclus. Ed., 
 
 with English trans., by J. A. Cramer. 
 
 (18) Three early English metrical romances. With an intro- 
 
 duction and glossary. Ed. by J. Robson. 
 (19; The private diary of Dr. John Dee, and tlie catalogue of 
 his library of manuscripts. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 
 
 (20) An apology for Lollard doctrines, attributed to Wicliffe. 
 
 Ed. by J. H. Todd. 
 
 (21) Rutland papers. Original documents Illustrative of the 
 
 courts and times of Henry VII. apd Heury VIII. Ed. 
 by W. Jordan. 
 
 (22) The diary of Dr. T. Cartwright, bishop of Chester, Aug., 
 
 1686— Oct., 1687. 
 
 (23) Original letters of eminent literary men of the 16th, 17th, 
 
 and 18th centuries. Ed. by Sir H. Ellis. 
 
 (24) A contemporary narrative of the proceedings against 
 
 dame Alice Kyteler, prosecuted for sorccrv in 1324. Ed. 
 by T. Wright. 
 (25, 64, 89) Promptorium parvulorum siveclerieorum, lexicon 
 Anglo-Latinum princeps, auctore fratre Galfrido gram- 
 matico dicto. Recensuit A. Way. 3 vols. 
 
 (26) Three chapters of letters relating to the suppression of 
 
 monasteries. Ed. by T. Wright. 
 
 (27) Correspondence of R Dudley, earl of Leycester, during 
 
 his government of the low countries, 1585,86. Ed. 
 by J. Bruce. 
 
 (28) Croniques de London, depuis I'an 44 Hen. III., jusqu' k 
 
 I'an J 7 Edw. III. Ed. by G. J. Aungier. 
 
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 Negro-mania ; an examination of the falsely- 
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 Campbell, John, D. D. Conquest of England ; let- 
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 Campbell, John, LL. D. Lives of the British admi- 
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 Campbell, John, Ld. Lives of the chief justices 
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 Campbell, Gen. John. Personal narrative of thir- 
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 Campbell, J. L. A manual of scientific and practi- 
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 Campbell, J. W. History of Virginia till 1781 ; Avith 
 bio<rraphical sketches of the most distinguished 
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 Campbell, Maria. Revolutionary services and civil 
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 Campbell, St. G. T. Statement and brief on behalf 
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 Campbell, T. Life of Mrs. Siddons. N. Y., 1834 
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 — (Ed.) Frederick the great and his times; with 
 
 an introduction. Ph., 1842. 2 v. 30-180 
 
 — Same. 2ded. L., 1844. 2 v. . 30-868 
 
 — Same. 2d series. Ph., 1843. 2 v. . 30-182 
 
 — Letters from the South ; written during a jour- 
 
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 Campbell, T. Poetical works. Ph., 1847. 8<> 23-173 
 
 — Same. Ed. by E. Sargeant. B., 1854 23-360 
 
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 7v 23-911 
 
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 Campbell, T. Memoirs by A. Campbell 30-1481 
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 8» 28b-444 
 
 — The old forest ranger; or, wild sports in India. 
 
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 Campbell, Wm. W. Annals of Tryon county ; or, 
 
 the border warfare of New York during the 
 
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 — Same. N. Y., 1849 . . . 26«-34 
 
 — Historical sketch of Robin Hood and Captain 
 
 Kidd 18-554 
 
 — Life and writings of DeWitt Clinton. N. Y., 
 
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 Campbell's foreign monthly magazine, v. 1 and 2 
 inl. Ph., 1842. S" . . . 17-25 
 
 Campe, J. H. Columbus ; or, the discovery of 
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 Camper, P. See Dowie, J. 
 
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 Campin, F. Practical treatise on mechanical en- 
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 Campkin, J. Edwin May's philosophy. L., 1864 
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 C.VPTLVE^. 
 
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 Capel, Arthur, Lord. Lewis, T. Life of. v. 1 «& 2 of 
 
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 Capell Brooke. See Brooke, A. de Capell. 
 
 Capelle, Marie. See Lafarge . . 34-3454 
 
 Capendu, E. Le Chevalier du Poulailler. N. Y. 
 
 8" 34-4705 
 
 — Les Colonnes d'Hercule. P., n. d. . 34-3110 
 
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 Capgrave, J. Book of the illustrious Henries ; trans. 
 
 from the Latin by F. C. Hingcston. L., 1858. 
 
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 Capitaine Curebourse. P. A. de Ponson du Terrail 
 
 34-4330 
 
 Capitaine fracasse, le. T. Gautier . 34-5292 
 Capitaine Paul, le. A. Dumas . 34-3203,4954 
 Capitaine Richard, le. A. Dumas . 34-3207 
 Capital and labor ; an address . . 3-199 
 
 Capital punishment. Lord Hobart , 2-u. p. 
 
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 Cappell, Marie. See Lafarge. 
 
 Capper, B. P. Topographical dictionary of the 
 
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 Capper, C. Port and trade of London, historical, 
 
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 Capper, J. The three presidencies of India ; a his- 
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 Capps, Edward. National debt financially con- 
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 Capron, B. Holden, F. A. Genealogy of descend- 
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 Capron, E. S. History of California ; comprising 
 
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 Capron de Dole, F. Blues and carmines of 
 
 indigo ; a practical treatise on the fabiication 
 
 of every commercial product derived from 
 
 indigo. Ph., 1863 . . . 6-316 
 
 Captain Blake. W. H. Maxwell . 18-2136 
 
 Captain Brand. H. A. Wise . . 18-3565 
 
 Captain Canot ; or, twenty years of an African 
 
 slaver. B. Mayer . . . 28"-! 98 
 
 Captain Clutterbuck's champagne . 18-560 
 
 Captain Dangerous. G. A. Sala . . 18-2718 
 
 Captain Geo. Carleton. D. De Foe . 18-829 
 
 Captain Hall in America ; by an American. Pli., 
 
 1830. 8° 30-385 
 
 Captain Smgleton. D. De Foe . . 18-826 
 
 Captains of the old world. H. W. Herbert 29"-63 
 Captive in Patagonia. B. F. Bourne . 26'^-o38 
 Captive orphan. S. H. Tyng . . 32-847 
 
 Captives of Abb's valley. Moore . 18-563 
 
CAPTIVITY. 
 
 CARLIST. 
 
 Captivity in Japan. W. Golownin . 28''-491 
 Captivity and adventures in France and Flanders. 
 
 E. Boys 27''-639 
 
 Captivity of two Russian princesses. Verdeievsky 
 
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 Caracciolo, H. (of the princes of Forino, ex-Bene- 
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 32-1647 
 
 Caracteres. La Bruyere . . 34-3453 
 
 Carafas of Maddaloni. A. de Reument 27^-2445 
 Caravan journey. J. P. Ferrier . . 28''-236 
 Card-drawer. G. Griffin . . . 18-3680 
 Card-making. Manuel du cartonnier et du cartier 
 
 34_4094 
 Cardan, G. Morley, H." Life of ! '. 30-1057 
 Cardell, W. S. The boy of principle, the man of 
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 Cardinal Pole. W. H. Ainsworth . 18-126 
 
 Cardozo, J. N. Notes on political economy. Char- 
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 Cards. • One thousand tricks with c. . 20-204 
 
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 Cardwell, E. Lectures on the coinage of the Greeks 
 
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 Careme de ma tante, la. A. Ricard . 34-4820 
 Carew, G , Lord. Letters, 1615-17. Camden soc. 
 pub. V. 76 . • . . . 27^-195 
 Carew, P. Hooker, J. Life and times of 30-1235 
 Clarew, T. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-69 
 
 Carey, A. Full and true statement of the examina- 
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 Carey, H. Dramatic works. L., 1743. 4" 24-159 
 
 — Chrononhotonthologos. M. B. D. 5 24-142 
 
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 Carey, H. C. Essay on the rates of wages ; with 
 
 an examination of the causes of the differences 
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 — The French and Ameiican tariff's compared, in 
 
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 Ph., 1861. 8° . . . . 3-55 
 
 — Harmony of interests, agricultural, manufactur- 
 
 ing, and commercial. 2d ed. N. Y., 1856. 
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 — Letters on international copyright. 2d ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1868. 8» . . . . 22-956 
 
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 1864. 8° 3-55 
 
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 Ph., 1837. 8° . . . . 8-49 
 
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 Carey, J. Practical English prosody and versifica- 
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 Carey, M. Addresses of the Phila. society for the 
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 — Autobiographical sketches, containing a view of 
 
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 Ph., 1829 30-1685 
 
 — Essays on political economy ; or, the most cer- 
 
 tain means of promoting the wealth, power, 
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 Carey, M. Examination of the pretensions of 
 
 New England to commercial pre-eminence, 
 
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 — Letters to the directors of the banks of Philadel- 
 
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 — Pamphlets, containing extracts from the Olive 
 
 Branch, the Crisis ; an appeal to the good 
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 80 3-59 
 
 — Pamphlet, containing parts of the Olive 
 
 Branch, account of the malignant fever, etc., 
 Ph., (about 1793-1826.) 8» . 3-64 
 
 — Philosophy of common sense. Practical rales 
 
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 Carey, W. Marshman, J. C. Life and times of 
 
 30-1124 
 
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 Caricature moderne, hist, de la. J. Fleury 34-4054 
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 Carlen, E F. Un an de mariage. Tr. de Suedois 
 
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 34-4193 
 
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 Trad., M'lle M.Souvestre. P., 1866 34-4018* 
 
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 Carleton. [Pseud.] See Coffin, C. C 
 
 Carleton, Capt. Geo. See De Foe, D. 
 
 Carleton, G. W. Our artist in Cuba. Fifty draw- 
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 Carleton, J. H. Battle of Buena Vista, with the 
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 Carleton, J. W. See Sturges . . 20-208 
 
 Carleton, W. Evil eye .... 18-586 
 
 — Fardarougha, the miser . . . 18-1058 
 
 — Phil Purcel, and other tales of Ireland^ 18-3651 
 
 — Squanders of Castle Squander . 18-589 
 
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 rapports avec les Indiens. P., 1864. 2 v. 8° 
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 Jeff'ries. B., 1867 . . . 26»>-613 
 Carlisle, G. W. F. Howard, earl of. [L'd Mor- 
 peth.] Diary in Turkish and Greek waters. 
 B., 1855 .... . 27^-374 
 
 — Two lectures on the poetry of Pope, and on his 
 
 own travels in America. Leeds, 1850 26''-292 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1851 . . . 26'>-293 
 Carlisle. Jefferson, S. History and antiquities of; 
 
 with an account of the gentlemen's seats in 
 
 tlie vicinity 27»-201 
 
 Carlist war. Farr, T. Rambling reminiscenscs 
 27»-2023 
 
CARLIST. 
 
 CAREAUD. 
 
 Carlist war. Henningsen, C. F. Campaign with 
 Zumalacarregui .... 27''-2100 
 
 Carlo Bioschi. E. Scribe . , . 34-3783 
 
 Carlyle, A. Autobiography ; containing memorials 
 
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 Carlyle, T. Critical and miscellaneous essays. B., 
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 — Same. B., 1860. 4 v 33-184 
 
 — French revolution. B.,1838. 3 v. in 2 27«-1628 
 
 — Same. Leip., 1851. 3 v. . . 27''-1629 
 
 — German romance .... 18-595 
 
 — History of Friedrich II of Prussia, called Fred- 
 
 erick the great. 2d ed. L., 1858-65. 6 v. 
 S" 30-1089 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1858-66. 6 v. . 30-1090 
 
 — Latter-day pamphlets. B., 1850 . 2-590 
 
 — Life of Friedrich Schiller ; comprehending an 
 
 examination of his works. B., 1833 30-474 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1846 . . . 30-898 
 
 — Life of John Sterling. B., 1851 . 30-675 
 
 — Oliver Cromwell's letters and speeches ; with 
 
 elucidations. L., 1857. 8 v. . 80-118 
 
 — Same. N. Y.,1845. 2 v. 8° . 30-118" 
 
 — On the choice of books. Inaugural address ; 
 
 with memoir. L., 1866 . . 13-47 
 
 — On heroes, hero worship, and the heroic in his- 
 
 tory. N. Y., 1841 . . . 33-177 
 
 — Past and present. B., 1848 . . 2-591 
 
 — Same; with "Chartism." N. Y., 1862 2-591* 
 
 — Sartor resartus. K Y., 1862 . 38-180 
 
 — Translations from the German . 18-584 
 
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 Carlj^on's year. By the author of "Lost Sir Mas- 
 
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 Carmichael, W. M. The early Christian fathers ; 
 
 or, memorials of nine distinguished teachers, 
 
 including their testimony to the three-fold 
 
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 Carmina Yalensia. F. V. D. Garretson 5-968 
 
 Carnarvon, H. J. G. H., Earl of. Recollections of 
 
 the Druses of the Lebanon, and notes on 
 
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 Carne, J. Lives of eminent missionaries. L., 1885. 
 
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 Carne, L. de. La chute du grand empire 34-4660 
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 Carniola. Cadell, W. A. Journey in . 27''-830 
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 Carnot, M. See Douglas, H. 
 
 Carolana. See Coxe, Daniel . v. 2 of 26«-79 
 Carolina tribute to Calhoun. J. P. Thomas 
 
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 Carolinas. Lee, H. Campaign of 1781 in 26»-125 
 
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 Caroline, queen of George II. of England. Thomp- 
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 Caroline, queen of George III. of England. See 
 Thompson, Mrs. A. T. Memoirs of Vis- 
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 Caroline, queen of George IV. of England. See Im- 
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 Caroline Matilda of Denmark. Smyth, Mrs. G. 
 
 Historical memoir of . . . 30-2324 
 
 — Wraxall, C. F. S. Life and times of 30-1787 
 Caroline. J. Abbott .... 18-7 
 Caroline Mordaunt. Mrs. Sherwood v. 13 of 18-2837 
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 Carpenter, F. B. Six months at the white house 
 
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 Carpenter, L. See Shepherd, W., et al. 
 
 Carpenter, M. Our convicts and their treatment. 
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 Carpenter, S. C. Journey over land to India, partly 
 
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 N. Y., 1809. 2 V. 80 . . . 30-265 
 
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 Carpenter, W. B. Mechanical philosophy, horo- 
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 applications to psychology, pathology, thera- 
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 2 V. 8° 9-525 
 
 Carpenter, W. H. Regicide's daughter 18-594 
 
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 Connecticut, C and A. .... 26a-514 
 
 Georgia, A. and C. . . . . . 26a-819 
 
 Illinois, C. and A 26a-523 
 
 Kentucky, A. and C. . . . . 26i-521 
 
 Massachusetts, C. . . . . . 26a-513 
 
 New Jersey, C. and A. . . . . 26»-516 
 
 New York, C. and A 26a-.'515 
 
 Ohio, C. and A 26^522 
 
 Pennsylvania, C. and A. . . ' . . 26^-517 
 
 Tennessee, C. ..... 26a-520 
 
 Vermont, C. and A. , . . . 26a-512 
 
 Virginia, A. and C. . . . . . 26^-518 
 
 Carpenter, W. W. Travels and adventures in Mex- 
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 Carpenter's hall. Reminiscences of, and extracts 
 
 from the ancient minutes of the proceedings of 
 
 the Carpenter's company of Philadelphia. 
 
 With catalogue of library. Ph., 1858. 8° 
 
 26''-375 
 
 Carpentry. Biddle, 0. Young carpenter's assist- 
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 Carpmael, W. Law of patents familiarly explained. 
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 Carra, M. Histoire de la Moldavie et de laValachie. 
 
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 Carry's confession. F. W. Robinson . 18-590 
 
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 Carter, R. A summer cruise on the coast of New 
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 L., 1853 10-392 
 
 Carthage. Davis, N. Carthage and her remains 
 
 28'>-363 
 
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 Cartwright, W. (Sanford's Br. poets) 23-72 
 
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 Gary, A. A lover's diary. B., 1868 . 23-970 
 
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 Gary, J. Discourse on trade, and other matters 
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 Cassagnac. See Granier de G. 
 
 Casse-noisette, histoire d'une. A. Dumas 34-8257 
 
 Casseday, D. B. The Hortons ; or, American life at 
 
 home 18-603 
 
 Gassell's lessons in Greek ; including a grammar of 
 
 the language, in easy and progressive lessons ; 
 
 with exercises by J. R. Beard. L., n. d. 22-65 
 Gassell's popular natural history. L. 4 v. in 2. 8° 
 
 9-1230 
 
 Gassela, W. R. Cotton : an account of its culture 
 
 in the Bombay presidency. L., 1862. 8" 1-118 
 Cassini. See Chappe d'Auteroche. 
 Gassique of Kiawah. W. G. Simms . 18-2858 
 Cassiday, L. C. See Mann, W. B. . 2-138 
 
 Cast-iron pillars. Francis, J. B. Strength of 6-50 
 
CASSIN. 
 
 91 
 
 CATHEDRA. 
 
 Cassin, John. Illustrations of the birds of California, 
 Texas, Oregon, British and Russian America ; 
 intended to contain descriptions and figures of 
 all North American birds not given by former 
 American authors, and a general synopsis of 
 North American ornithology. 1853-5. Ph., 
 
 1856. 8" 9-1214 
 
 Castaway on the Auckland isles. T. Musgrave 
 
 29''-242 
 
 Caste. Miss Jolly .... 18-4085 
 
 Caste considered under its moral, social, and religious 
 aspects. A. J. Patterson . . 32-990 
 
 Castellane, L.-C.-P. de. Le Khamis . 34-4517 
 Castille, H. Michelet — portrait politique 34-4400 
 Castle Avon. Mrs. A. Marsh . . 18-2102 
 Castle builders. Miss C. M. Yonge . 18-8(513 
 Castle Danirerous. Sir W. Scott . 18-2757 
 
 Castle of Ehrenstein. G. P. R. James 18-1607 
 
 Castle of indolence. J.Thomson v. 2 of 23-435 
 Castle of Otranto. H. Walpole . . 18-3412 
 Castle Rackrent. M. Edgeworth 18-969,975 ; and 
 
 V. 10 of 977 
 
 Castle Richmond. A. Trollope . . 18-3287 
 
 Castle Wafer. Ellen Wood . 33-932 ; 18-3575 
 
 Castlemon, H. C. Frank, the young naturalist 
 
 : 18-3766 
 
 — Frank in the woods . . . 18-3768 
 
 — Frank on a gun-boat . . . 18-3767 
 
 — Frank before Vicksburg . . 18-3769 
 
 — Frank on the lower Mississippi . 18-3931 
 Castlcreagh, Viscount, second marquis of London- 
 derry. Memoirs and correspondence. Ed. 
 by C. Vane. L., 1848-53. 12 v. 8" 27''-213 
 
 Castlereagh, Viscount, [4th marquis of London- 
 derry.] Journey to Damascus, through 
 Egypt, Nubia, Arabia Petraea, Palestine, and 
 Syria, L., 1847. 2 v. . . 28''-209 
 
 Castle's heir. Ellen Wood . . . 18-3574 
 
 Castles in the air. Mrs. C. Gore . . 18-1213 
 
 Castriot, G. [Scanderbeg.] Moore, C. C. Life of 
 30-636 
 
 Castro, Guillen de. Los raal casados de Valencia. 
 T. T. E 34-2 
 
 Caswall, H. Martyr of the Pongas ; a memoir of 
 the Rev. H. J. Leacock. N. Y., 1857 30-966 
 
 Catacombs. Kip, W. I. C. of Rome . 32-523 
 
 — Maitland, C. Church in . . . 32-851 
 
 — Catacombs of Rome. Ph., 1854 . 32-1651 
 Cataloaue of diseases distributed into natural classes. 
 
 Darwin 9-916 
 
 Catalogue of North American plants, to the year 
 
 1817. T. Nuttall . . . 9-68 
 
 Catalogues of books. 
 
 — Public libraries. 
 
 — Albany inst. [V. 3 of transactions] 11-267 
 
 — American inst. (N. Y.) . . 21-444,5 
 
 — American entomological soc, 1868 21-467 
 
 — American phil. soc. . . • 21-466 
 
 — Amherst college .... 21-383 
 
 — Apprentices' lib. (N. Y.) . . 21-446 
 
 — Apprentices' lib. (Phil.) . . 21-469 
 
 — Astor library 21-448 
 
 — Athenaeum of Phil. ... 21-472 
 
 — Birmingham lib 21-390 
 
 — Boston athenaeum .... 21-393 
 
 — British museum lib., v. 1 . , 21-534 
 
 Books of reference . . . 21-428 
 
 Nichols, T. Handbook . . 21-83 
 
 Sims, R. Handbook . . 21-108 
 
 — Brothers in unity (Yale coll.) . 21-439 
 
 — Carpenters' company of Philadelphia 26*-375 
 
 — Congress, lib. of . . . 21-515 to 18 
 
 — Free public lib. New Bedford . 21-436 
 
 — Friends, lib. of . . . . 21-475 
 
 — Linonian soc. (Yale coll.) . . 21-441 
 
 — Loganian lib. .... 21-482 
 
 — Manchester free lib. Arncoats and Ardwick 
 
 branch lending dept. . . . 21-433 
 Reference dept. . . . 21-432 
 
 — Maryland inst 21-385 
 
 Catalogues of books. Mercantile lib. of Baltimore 
 
 21-386,7 
 
 Boston 21-396 
 
 Brooklyn 21-403 
 
 New York . . . 21-456 to 61 
 
 Philadelphia . . . 21-487 to 94 
 
 — Middlesex mechanic asso. . . 21-424 
 
 — Milwaukee young men's asso. (1st «fe 2dsuppl.) 
 
 21-434 
 
 — New York hist. soc. . . . 21-452 
 State lib 21-380,1 
 
 — Peabodyinst. [Peabody, formerly S. Denvers.] 
 
 Supplement, 1857 . . . 21-510 
 
 — I^nnsylvania hospital . . . 21-498 
 State library .... 21-420,1 
 
 — Philadelphia almshouse . . . 21-465 
 Library co 21-480 to 4 
 
 — Providence athenaeum . . . 21-503 
 
 — Public library of Boston . 21-398 to 400 
 
 — Royal institution (1857) . . 21-423 
 
 — Saint Louis mercantile lib. . . 21-507 
 
 — Saint Paul lib 21-508 
 
 — San Francisco mercantile lib. . 21-506 
 
 — Smithsonian inst. Publications of societies, and 
 
 other period, works. Foreign . 11-188 
 
 — Young men's asso. of Chicago . 21-406 to 8 
 
 — Young men's asso. of Troy . . 21-511 
 
 — Young men's mercantile lib. asso. of Cincinnati 
 
 21-411,13 
 
 — Private libraries. 
 
 — Drummond of Hawthornden . . 21-165 
 
 — Parr, S 21-463 
 
 — Sussex, duke of ... . 21-359 
 
 — Wrangham, F. English portion . 21-527 
 
 — Booksellers and publishers. 
 
 — Appleton's library manual . . 21-133 
 
 — Bohn, H. G. Catalogue of books. (1841)21-411 
 General catalogue. Pt. 2d. . 21-139 
 
 — Bossange, H. Livres francais, anglais, etc. 
 
 21-301 
 
 Ma bibliotheque francjaise . 21-17 
 
 — British catalogue (1837-51) . . 21-305 
 Index (1837-57) . . . 21-306 
 
 — English catalogue (1835-67) . 21-307 
 
 — Kelly, J. American catalogue (1861-6) 21-208 
 
 — Low, son & CO. American catalogue 21-'212 
 
 — Norton's literary register for 1856 . 21-339 
 
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 — Reinwald, C. Catalogue annuel de la librarie 
 
 frangaise 21-241 
 
 — Roorbach, O. A. Bibliotheca Americana (1820 
 
 -60) 21-253 
 
 — Smith, J. R. Bibliotheca Americana 21-266 
 
 — Stevens, H. My English library . 21-113 
 
 — Triibner, N. Guide to American lit. 21-279 
 
 — Celebrated collections dispersed by public auc- 
 
 tion, chiefly by Messrs. Sotheby & Co., of 
 London, from 1788 to 1860, (some with prices,) 
 including the Stowe collection, commencing 
 with a list of sale catalogues from 1744 to 1818. 
 32 V. 8" 21-377 
 
 — See Bibliography. 
 
 Cate, E. J. Year with the Franklins . 18-596 
 
 Catechism. Becon, T. ... 32-1201 
 
 — Calvin, J. C. of the church of Geneva 32-1234 
 
 — Council of Trent. Trans, by T. A. Buckley. 
 
 L., 1852 32-773 
 
 — Same. Trans, by J. Donovan. Ph., 1833 32-1930 
 
 — Heidelberg, C. New catechism . 32-1104 
 
 — Nowell, A 32-1231 
 
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 Catechism of photography. L. . . 6-828 
 
 Cates, W. L. R. Dictionary of general biography ; 
 
 with a classified and chronological index of the 
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 Cathara Clyde 18-597 
 
 Catharine. N. Adams . . . 32-802 
 
 Catharine Randolph .... 18-547 
 
 Catharine. See Catherine. 
 Cathedra Petri. T. Greenwood . . 33-1109 
 
CATHEDRAL. 
 
 92 
 
 CAVENDISH. 
 
 Cathedral music. S. Arnold . . 5-873 
 
 Cathedrals. Hand-book to the c. of England 5-194 
 
 — Hope, A. J. B. English c. of the nineteenth 
 
 century 5-206 
 
 — See Churches, and names of particular cathe- 
 
 drals. 
 Catherine II of Russia. Correspondance avec Vol- 
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 — Lamartine, A. de . . v. 2,3^4731 
 
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 34-3519 
 
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 Catherine. J. Sandeau . . . 34-3719 
 Catherine Blum. A. Dumas . 34-4071,4515 
 Catherwood, F. Views of ancient monuments in 
 
 Central America, Chiapas, and Yucatan. N. 
 
 Y.,1844. f . . . . 26''-1008 
 
 Catholic Crusoe, the. W. H. Anderdon 26^-634 
 Catholic world. A monthly eclectic magazine of 
 
 general literature and science, v. 1-6. N. Y., 
 
 1865-68. 8° .... 17-149 
 
 Catholicism. See Roman c. • 
 Catiline. Sallust's history of Cataline's conspiracy 
 
 27''-2459 
 
 Catiline. A dramatic poem. G. Crowley 23-960 
 Catlin, G. The breath of life ; or, mal-respiration, 
 
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 1857. 2 V. 8« . . . . 26b-162 
 
 — Last rambles amongst the Indians of the Rocky 
 
 mountains and the Andes. L., 1868 261^-412 
 
 — Life amongst the Indians. A book for youth. 
 
 L., 1861 . . . . 26''-411 
 
 — Notes of eight years' travels and residence in 
 
 Europe ; with his North American Indian col- 
 lection. N. Y.,1848. 2v. S" . 27b-135 
 
 — 0-kee-pa : a religious ceremony ; and other cus- 
 
 toms of the Mandans. Ph., 1867. 8» 26''-675 
 Catlow, A. Drops of water ; their marvellous and 
 beautiful inhabitants displayed by the micro- 
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 — Popular field botany. 3d ed. L., 1852 9-19 
 
 — Popular garden botany. L., 1855 . 9-20 
 
 — Popular greenhouse botany. L., 1857 9-21 
 Catlow, A., and M. E. The children's garden 18-585 
 Catlow, M. E. Popular British entomology. L., 
 
 1852 9-527 
 
 — Popular geography of plants. By E. M. C. Ed. 
 
 by C. Daubeny. L., 1855 . 9-22 
 
 — Popular scripture zoology : a familiar history of 
 
 the animals mentioned in the bible. L., 1852 
 
 9—528 
 Cato's letters. T. Gordon .' . .' 2-682 
 
 Cats, J. See Piggott, R. . . . 32-2025 
 Catskill mountains, the. C. Rockwell 26b-630 
 
 Cattermole, R. The book of Raphael's cartoons. 
 
 L., 1845. 8» .... 5-348 
 
 Cattle. Allen, L. F. American c. . 4-303 
 
 — Bourguignon, H. Tlie plague . 4-227 
 
 — Clater, P. Every man his own c. doctor 4-139 
 
 — Gamgee, J. The c. plague . . 4-229 
 
 — Gant, F. J. Results of over-feeding 4-237 
 
 — Jennings, R. C. and their diseases 4-228 
 
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 — Tongue, C. Pure breeds . . 4-109 
 
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 4-171 
 
 Complete grazier . . . 4-63 
 
 Stock-raiser's manual . . 4-41 
 
 Catton, C, jr. Thirty-six animals, drawn from na- 
 ture, and engraved in aqua-tiuta. Reprinted, 
 N. H., 1825. f . . . . 9-1241 
 
 Caucasus, the. Hommaire de Hell, X. Travels in 
 the steppes of the C. . . . 28^-56 
 
 — Ditson, G. L. Tour to . . . 28''-132 
 
 — Dumas, A, Le Caucase . . 34-3208 
 
 — Golovin, 1 29''-249 
 
 — Haxthausen, A. von. Tribes of the C. 28'»-188 
 
 — Spencer, E. Travels in . . 28'M04 
 
 — Verderevsky. Captivity of two Russian prin- 
 
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 Caughey, J. Conflicts with skepticism ; or, the 
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 unbelievers in the various departments of 
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 B., 1857 32-728 
 
 Caulfield, James. Calcographiana : the print-seller's 
 chronicle and collector's guide to engraved 
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 — Portraits, memoirs, and characters, from the 
 
 reign of Edward III to the revolution. A new 
 edition, completing the 12th class of Granger's 
 history of England. L., 1813. 3 v. 8» 30-80 
 
 Caulfield, John. A collection of the vocal music in 
 Shakespear's plays ; chiefly from the collec- 
 tion of W. Kitchiuer. Arranged for the piano- 
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 Caulaincourt, A. A. L. de, [Duke de Vicenza. ] 
 Recollections. L., 1838. 2 v. . 30-995 
 
 — Napoleon and his times. [Same as the " Recol- 
 
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 Caunter, J. H. The oriental annual ; or, scenes in 
 
 India. Engravings from drawings by W. 
 
 Daniell. L., 1834-9. 6 v. . 33-317 
 
 — Poetry of the pentateuch. L., 1839. 2 v. 8° 
 
 22-955 
 
 Cause and eff'ect. T. Brown . . 15-201 
 
 Causen (de St. Malo.) Souvenirs de la marquise 
 
 de Crequy. (1710-1803.) P. v. 1-8 en 4 
 .... . . . 34-3166 
 
 Causeries. E. About .... 34-5236 
 
 Causeries. A. Dumas .... 34-3210 
 
 Causes gaies, les. E. Colombey . . 34-3145 
 Caussidiere, M. Memoirs of. L., 1848. 2 v. 27a-1634 
 Caustic, C. [Pseud.] See Fessenden, T. G. 
 Cavada, F. F. Libby life : experiences of a pvisonei* 
 
 ofwar in Richmond, 1863,4. Ph., 1864 26=^566 
 Cavalcaselle, B. See Crowe, J. A. 
 Cavalier. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1063 
 Cavalier servant. P. de Musset . . 34-4915 
 Cavaliers of England. H. W. Herbert 18-1415 
 
 Cavaliers of fortune. J. Grant . . 30-1098 
 Cavallo, T. Elements of natural or experimental 
 
 philosophy. 3d Am. ed. With notes by F. 
 
 R. Brosius. Ph., 1825. 2 v. 8» 11-15 
 
 Cavalry. Baker, V. British c. . . 6-557 
 
 — Gerrard, K. Nolan's system for training horses 
 
 6-601 
 
 — Lippitt, F. J. Tactical use of c. . 6-638 
 
 — Nolan, L. E. History and tactics 6-663 
 
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 Cavan co. Coote, C. Statistical survey of 27''-929 
 Cave, L. T. The French in Africa. L., 1859. 8° 
 
 28»-166 
 
 Cavelier, R. See La Salle. 
 
 Cavendish. [Pseud.] See Jones, H. 
 
 Cavendish, G. Life of Cardinal Wolsey, L., 1852. 
 
 8" 30-1217 
 
 Cavendish, H. Wilson, G. Life of . 30-1350 
 Cavendish, Thos. Life of . . . 30-324 
 
 Cavendish society publications. London. 
 
 — Bischof, S. Chemical and physical geology 8-56 
 
 — Henry, W. C. Life and researches of J. Dalton 
 
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 — Gmelin, L. Hand-book of chemistry 8-55 
 
CAVENDISH. 
 
 93 
 
 CERVANTES. 
 
 Cavendish society publications. Funke, O. Atlas 
 of pliysiological chemistry . . 8-504 
 
 — Graham, T. [ed. ] Chemical reports and me- 
 
 moirs 8-54 
 
 — Laurent, A. Chemical method . 8-57 
 
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 Caverly family ; or, Mrs. Linden's teachings 18-598 
 Cavour, C. B. di. Dicey, E. Cavour. A memoir 
 
 30-1373 
 
 — La Eive, W. de. Le compte de Cavouri 34-4084 
 Eeminiscences .... 30-1389 
 
 Cawnpore. Thomson, M. Story of C. 28''-164 
 
 — Trevelyan, G. 28''-226 
 
 Cawnpore affair fully explained by one who was 
 
 present. L., 1859 . . . 28='-172 
 
 Cawthorne, J. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-208 
 
 Caxton, W. Blades, W. Life and typography 
 
 21-304 
 
 — Knight, C. Old printer and modern press 
 
 30-1653 
 
 Caxtoniana. Sir E. L. Bulwer . . 33-448 
 
 Caxtons. E. L. Bulwer . . . 18-473 
 
 Caylej'^, E. S. European revolutions of 1848. L., 
 
 1856 27^639 
 
 Cayley, G. J. Bridle-roads of Spain. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1856 27''-413 
 
 Cayzer, T. S. One thousand algebraical tests, spe- 
 cially adapted for examinations. L., 1864 
 14-67 
 
 — One thousand arithmetical tests. With answers. 
 
 L., 1864 . . ., . . 14-176 
 
 C'est la faute du mari. Mme E. de Girardin 34-3360 
 Ce qu' ou peutvoir dans une rue. L. Reybaud 
 
 34-3644 
 
 Ce qui plait aux femmes. F. Ponsard . 34-3619 
 Cecil, C. Memoirs of Mrs. S. Hawkes. With con- 
 versations and extracts from sermons and let- 
 ters of R. Cecil. Ph., 1838. 8°. 30-229 
 Cecil, E. Life of George Washington. Written for 
 children. B., 1859 . . . 30-1075 
 
 — Life of Lafayette. Written for children. B., 
 
 1860 30-1227 
 
 Cecil, Richard. Works. N. Y., 1845. 3 v. 32-986 
 Cecil, Sir Robt. Letters to Sir Geo. Carew. Cam- 
 den soc. pub. V. 88 . . . 37''-195 
 
 — Courtenay, T. P. Life of . . 30-108 
 Cecil, W. See Burleigh, Lord. 
 
 Cecil. [Pseud.] See Tongue, C. 
 Cecil. Mrs. C. Gore .... 18-1214 
 Cecil Castelmaine's gage. By Ouida . 18-3880 
 Cecil Dreeme. T. Winthrop , . . 18-3559 
 Cecile. A. Dumas .... 34-3245 
 Cecilia. Mad. D'Arblay . . . 18-519 
 
 Cecilias, the. Anna Argyle . . . 18-3745 
 Cecilie. L. Fourtol .... 34-4141 
 Cedar Christian. T. L. Cuyler .^ . 32-1305 
 Celebes. Vaughan, W. Surrender in the island of 
 
 C. 28^-112 
 
 Celebrated crimes. A. Dumas . . 18-945 
 
 Celebrated jumping frog. Mark Twain 18-3868 
 Celebrated trials and remarkable cases of criminal 
 
 jurisprudence, from the earliest records to 
 1825. L., 1825. 6 v. . . . 2-14 
 
 Celebration of the 90th anniversary of American in- 
 dependence, in Geneva, 1866. 8° 26»-974 
 
 Celebration of Washington's birthday in Rome and 
 Naples, 1866. 8» . . . . 26»-974 
 
 Celesia, E. The conspiracy of Gianluigi Fieschi ; 
 or, Genoa in the 16th century. Trans, by 
 
 D. H. Wheeler. L., 1866. 8» 27«-2173 
 Celestial scenery. T. Dick . . . 12-3,4 
 Celibataires, les. H. de Balzac . . 34-3045 
 Celerier, J. E., jr. Authenticity of the new testa- 
 ment. B., 1838 .... 32-44 
 
 Cellini, Benevenuto. Memoirs, written by himself, 
 containing a variety of information respecting 
 the arts, and the history of the 16th century ; 
 with the notes and observations of G. P. Car- 
 pani. Trans, by T. Roscoe. N. Y., 1845 
 ....... 30-81 
 
 Cellini, Benevenuto. Same. Trans, by T. Nugent. 
 Ph., 1812. 2v 30-82 
 
 — Same. ... . . v. 16,7 of 30-1878 
 
 Cellular pathology. P. Virchow . 10-305 
 
 Cellular separation. W. P. Foulke . 2-656 
 
 Celsus, A. C. Of medicine ; trans, by J. Greive ; 
 
 revised by G. Futvoye. L., 1838 10-556 
 
 Celt, Roman, and Saxon. T. Wright 27=^1244 
 
 Celtic Druids. G. Higgins . . . 27^-4022 
 Celtic nations. Prichard, J. E. Eastern origin of 
 
 27^^-3520 
 
 Celtic researches. E. Davies . . 27^-326 
 Celtic. See Gaelic. 
 
 Celui qu'on aime. A. Ricard . . 34-4829 
 
 Cements. Burnell, G. R. Limes, cements, etc. 
 
 6-26 
 
 — Pasley, C. W. Limes, calcareous c, etc. 6-132 
 Census. See Boston ; District of Columbia ; New 
 
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 Cent francs du dompteur, les. L. Stapleaux 34-4323 
 Centeola. D. P. Thompson . . 18-3223 
 
 Centlivre, S. Bold stroke for a wife ; comedy. 
 
 B. B. T. V. 18 . . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 2 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 11 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The busy-body ; comedy. B. B. T. v. 20 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 2 . . . 2^107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 16 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 16 . . , 24-191 
 
 — The wonder; comedy. B. D. v. 1 24^143 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 37 . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 5 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 18 . . . 24-191 
 Central America. See America, central. 
 
 Central gold region. W. Gilpin . . 26''-400 
 
 Central high school. Maguire, N. H. Reply to 
 Messrs. Gerard and Vodges . 13 [u. p.] 
 
 Central Pacific railroad. See Pacific railroad, cen- 
 tral. 
 
 Central park (N. Y.) Richards, T. A. Guide to 
 26^-569 
 
 Central society of education ; papers, v. 1-3. L., 
 1837-9 13-51 
 
 Containing papers by Th. Wyse, Dr. Reid, Ch. Baker, B. 
 Hawes, jr., A. de Morgan, A. Allan, W. Wittich, G. R. 
 Porter, Dr. Mower, B. F. Duppa, F. Liardes, W. S. O'Brien, 
 G. Long, S. Wood, W. Smith, W. King, W. E. Hlckson, 
 Lady Ellis, Mrs. G. R. Porter, Mons. de Fellenberg, R. W. 
 Rawson, T. Coates. 
 
 Century of anecdote. J. Timbs . . 33-1 145 
 Century of Birmingham life. J. A. Langford 
 
 27'>-70G 
 
 Century of despotism. S. Horner . 27''-2287 
 
 Century of inventions. See Dircks, H. 
 
 Cepeda, J. R. de. Comedia salvage ; Comedia 
 
 metamorfosea. T. T. E. v. 1 34-3 
 
 Cerebral circulation. Burrow, G. Disorders of 
 
 . 10-474 
 
 Ceremonial diplomatique des cours de FEurope. 
 
 J. Rousset 34-4969 
 
 Cerise. G. J. W. Melville . . . 18-3183 
 Cervantes Saavedra, M. de. Don Quijote de la 
 
 Mancha. Leip., 1860. 2 v. . 34-18 
 
 — Histoire de I'admirable Don Quichotte de la 
 
 Manche. P., 1859 . . . 34-5176 
 
 — The history of the ingenious gentleman, Don 
 
 Quixote of la Mancha. Trans, from the 
 Spanish by Motteux ; with notes, and an 
 essay on the life and writings of Cervantes, by 
 J. G. Lockhart. B., 1856. 4 v. 18-600 
 
 — Exemplary novels .... 18-601 
 
 — Numancia ; Entretenida ; La guarda cuidadosa. 
 
 T. T. E. V. 1 . . . . 34-3 
 
 — TrabaTos de Persiles y Sigismunda. Paris, 1841. 
 
 8° 34-17 
 
 — Chasles, V. E. P. Sa vie, son temps, son ceuvre 
 
 politique et litteraire . . . 34-4731 
 
CERVANTES. 
 
 94 
 
 CHAMBERS. 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra M. de. Wanderings of Persiles 
 and Sigismunda .... 18-603 
 
 — Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists v. 1 of 18-3786 
 Life and writings of . . . 30-83 
 
 — Wit and wisdom of Don Quixote . 22-1388 
 Cervantes, story of. A. B. Edwards . 18-3794 
 Cesar. See Caesar. 
 
 Cesar Birotteau. H. de Balzac . . 18-370 
 
 C^sarine. A. Dumas, flls . . . 34-3380 
 Ceylon. Binning, B. M. Travels in . 28'>-257 
 
 — Campbell, J. Excursions in . 28'^-393 
 
 — Forbes, F. E. Eleven years in . 28''-386 
 
 — Knighton, W. Forest life in . 28»'-217 
 
 — Percival, R. Account of . . 28*'-921 
 
 — Sullivan, E. Visit to . . . 28''-323 
 
 — Tennent, J. E. Account of . . 28''-174 
 
 Christianity in . . . . 33-') 31 
 
 Natural history of . . . 9-646 
 
 Chabot, J. See Scribe, A.-E. Theatre. Com. -v. 
 Chacun la sienne. E. Gourdon . . 34-5326 
 Chadbourne, P. A. Lectures on natural theology. 
 
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 Chalkley, T. Journal, with a collection of his 
 
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 History and present state of the British 
 
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 Medieval history, L., 1855 , 27»-3591 
 
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 Chamois hunting in Bavaria. C. Boner 27''-526 
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 Champlain, S. de, and his associates. F. Parkman 
 
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 Champlin, J. T. Text-book in intellectual philoso- 
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 ChampoUion, le jeune, J. F. Egypte sous les 
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 Chancel, Ansone de. See Daumas, M. J. E. 
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 Chandler, M. G. The elements of character. 4th ed. 
 
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 Chandicss, W, Visit to Salt lake. L., 1857 
 
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 J. Johnson 10-63 
 
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 Channing, E. T. Lectures on rhetoric and orator}'. 
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 Channings. Mrs. E. Wood . . . 18-3576 
 Chansons, choix de .... 84-4065 
 Chansons, contes et. C. P. de Kock . 34-4833 
 Chansons et poesies. M. A. Desaugiers 34-4466,7 
 Chansons fran(jaise, fleur des . . 84-4433 
 
 Chansons (poesie et musique). P. Dupont 34-4432 
 Chansons populaires de France. P., 1865 34-4434 
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CHANTER. 
 
 96 
 
 CHARLES. 
 
 Chanter, C. Ferny Combes ; a ramble after ferns 
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 Chapeau d'un horologer. Mme. E. de Girardin 
 
 34^3361 
 
 Chapel of the hermits, and other poems. J. G. Wliit- 
 
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 Chapelle et Bachaumont. Voyage de C. et de B. 
 
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 Chapin, A. B. Organization and order of the primi- 
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 Chaplains and clergy of the revolution. J. T. Head- 
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 Charity of the primitive churches. S. Chastel 32-671 
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 Charke, C. Autobiography, v. 7 . 30-1878 
 Charlemagne. James, G. P. R. History of 30-624 
 
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 80-505 
 
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 Charles II of England. Abbott, J. History of 
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 P. Merimee 34-5462 
 
 Charles XIL of Sweden. Voltaire, F. M. A. de. 
 
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 Charles .John of Sweden [Bernadotte.] Meredith, 
 
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 Charles the bold of Burgundy. Kirk, J. F. His- 
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 Charles Edward the pretender. See Stuart, C. 
 Charles, Mrs. Eliz. Chronicles of the Schonberg- 
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 — The early dawn; or, sketches of Christian life 
 
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 — On both sides of the sea ; a sequel to the Dray- 
 
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 hymn-writers of many lands and ages. N. 
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 Charles and Josiah ; or, friendly conversations be- 
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 Charles et Marie. M'me de Souza . 34-4257 
 Charles Auchester. E. S. Sheppard . 18-2826 
 Charles Chesterfield. Mrs. F. Trollope 18-3301 
 Charles Hopewell. J. Patterson . . 18-2451 
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 Charles O'Malley. C. Lever . . 18-1870 
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 Charleston. Gillmore, Q. A. Engineer and artil- 
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 Charlesworth, M. L. England's yeoman 18-616 
 
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 Charlevoix, P. F. X. de. History of Paraguay ; 
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 L., 1769. 2 V 26^'-442 
 
 — Letters to the Duchess of Lesdiguieres; giving 
 
 an account of a voyage to Canada, and travels 
 through that country and Louisiana. L., 
 
 1763 26''-17 
 
 Charlie Codmau's cruise. H. Alger, jr. 18-140 
 
 Charlie Seymour. C. Sinclair . . 18-2892 
 Charley, W. Flax and its products in Ireland. L., 
 
 1862 6-306 
 
 Charley, W. T. Law of London cabs and omni- 
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 Charlotte, princess of Wales. Huish, R. Memoirs 
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 — See Knight, Miss C. 
 
 Charlotte, Queen. Delany's reminiscences of 
 
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 Charlotte Ackermann. O. Miiller . 34-596 
 
 Charlotte Temple. Mrs. Rowson . 18-3726 
 
 Charmed sea, the. H. Martineau . 18-3855 
 
 Charms and counter-charms. M. J. M'Intosh 
 
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 Charlotte's inheritance. M. E. Braddon 18-379 
 Charnock, John. Memoirs of Lord Nelson. N. Y., 
 
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 Charnock, R. S. Ludus patronymicus ; or, the ety- 
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 — Verba nominalia ; or, words derived from proper 
 
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 Charpentier, J. de. Les glaciers et le terrain errat- 
 
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 Charron, P. Of wisdom; the second and third. 
 
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 Charter-house. Chronicles of . . 27''-253 
 Charters of the British colonies in America. Dub.. 
 
 1776. 80 26''-920 
 
 Chartism. T. Carlyle .... 2-591" 
 
 Chartreuse de Parme. H. Beyle . . 34-3823 
 
 Charts. Apres de Mannevillette's East India pilot 
 
 25-352 
 
 — Mackenzie, M., sr. Maritime survey of Ireland 
 
 25-354 
 
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 Chase, E. B. Teachings of patriots and statesmen ; 
 or, the "founders of the republic " on slavery. 
 Ph., 1860 26"-662 
 
 Chase, F. Gathered sketches from the early history 
 of New Hampshire and Vermont. Claremont, 
 1856 26^-596 
 
 Chase, G. W. The Masonic harp : a collection of 
 
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 . 5-1082 
 
 Chase, Hebcr. Final report of the committee of the 
 Philadelphia medical society on tlie construc- 
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 10-24 
 
 — Treatise on the radical cure of hernia by instru- 
 
 ments. Ph., 1836. 8" . . 10-23 
 
 Chase, Henry, and C. W. Sanborn. The north and 
 
 the south ; a statistical view of the conditi(m 
 
 of the free and slave states. B., 1856 26''-fi03 
 Chase, L. B. History of the Polk admiuistiation. 
 
 N. Y., 18.";0. 8> .... 26«-267 
 Chase, P. E. Intiillectual symbolism ; a basis for 
 
 science. Ph., 1863. 4'' . . 15-504 
 
 — Sanscrit and English analogues. L., 1860. 8" 
 
 22-57 
 
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 Chase, S. P. Trowbridge, J. T. Ferry-boy and 
 financier 18-1074 
 
 Chase, T. Hellas ; her monuments and scenery. 
 Camb., 1863 27''-618 
 
 Chase, W. S. See Vericour, L. R. M. 
 
 Chase, the. Wm. Somerville . y. 3 of 23-688 
 
CHASLES. 
 
 98 
 
 CHEEVER. 
 
 Chasles, V. E. P. Anglo-American literature and 
 , manners. K Y., 1852 . . 22-960 
 
 — Eludes sur 1' Espagne. Litt^rature espagnole 
 
 , en France et en Italie. P. , . 34-5420. 
 
 — Etudes sur W. Sliakspeare, Marie Stuart, et 
 
 TAretin. P 34-5421 
 
 — Michel de Cervantes — sa vie, son temps, son 
 
 oeuvre politique et litteraire. P., 1866. 8" 
 34-4721 
 
 — Notabilities in France and England, with an 
 
 autobiography. N. Y., 1853 . 27'^-308 
 Chasse au lion, la. J. Gerard . . 34-3349 
 Chasse au roman. J. Sandeau . . 34-3718 
 Chasse aux amants. C. de Bernard . 34-3090 
 Chasseaud, G. W. Druses of the Lebanon ; their 
 manners, customs, and history. "With a trans- 
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 28"-264 
 
 Chasseur de plautes. Mayne Reid . 34-3516 
 Chesseurs de chevelures. Mayne Reid 34-4644 
 Chastel, S. Charity of the primitive churches. 
 Trans, by G. A. Matile. Ph., 1857 32-671 
 Clfastellux, F. J. Travels in North America in 
 1780-2. Translated from the French. N.Y., 
 
 1827. 8» 26b-18 
 
 Chat-qui-pelote. H. de Balzac . . 34-3035 
 Chateau d'lssy, le. A. Esquiros . . 34-3300 
 Chateau des desertes. Mme Dudevant 34-3683 
 
 Chateau des Pyrenees. F. Soulie . 34-3761 
 Chateau Frissac. O. Logan . . . 18-1927 
 Chateau St. Ange. F. Buloz . . 34-5242 
 Chateaubriand, R. F. A. de. Atala ; Rene. Brux., 
 1829 . ^ 34-3113,4 
 
 — Atala ; Rene ; Le dernier Abencerage ; Moise, 
 
 tragedie ; Poesies. P., 1838 . 34-5411 
 
 — A ventures du dernier Abencerage. P. 34-3112 
 
 — The congress of Verona ; comprising a portion 
 
 of the memoirs of his own times. L., 1838. 
 2v. 8» 27=^-2013 
 
 — Genie du Christianisme. P., 1838. 3 v. 34-5412 
 
 — Le meme. Suivi de la defense, et da la lettre 
 
 a M. de Fontanes. P., 1844. 2 v. 34-3115 
 
 — Genius of Christianity ; or, the spirit and beauty 
 
 of the Christian religion, with a preface, bio- 
 graphical notice, and notes by C. J. White. 
 Bait., 1856. 8° . . . . 32-641 
 
 — Itineraire de Paris a Jerusalem. P., 1838. 2 v. 
 
 34-5408 
 
 — Les martyrs. P., 1838. 2 v. . . 34-5414 
 
 — Le meme, suivi des remarques. P., 18.52 34-3117 
 
 — The martyrs; or, the triumph of the Christian 
 
 religion 18-621 
 
 — Melanges politiques. P., 1838. 2 v. 34-5409 
 
 — Memoires d'outre-tombe. N. Y. et Ph., 1848. 
 
 2 V. 8° 34-4891 
 
 — Memoirs, letters, and authentic details relating 
 
 to C. F. d'Artois, duke De Berry. Trans, 
 from the French. L., 1821. 8°. 30-35 
 
 — Les Natchez. P., 1838. 2 v. . 34-5415 
 
 — Le meme, suivi de la description du pays des 
 
 Natchez. P., 1856 . . . 34-3118 
 
 — Les quatre Stuarts; Memoires sur le due de 
 
 Berry. P., 1838 .... 34-5407 
 
 — Recollections of Italy, England, and America, 
 
 ^vith essays in morals and literature. Ph., 
 1816. 8" . . . . . 27»'-136 
 
 — Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and Bar- 
 
 bary, in 1806,7. N. Y., 1814. 8° 29''-ll 
 
 — Voyage en Amerique . . . 34-3116 
 
 — Voyages en Amerique, en Italie, etc. P., 1838. 
 
 2v 34-5413 
 
 — Robertson, J. B. Life, writings, and times of 
 
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 Chateaux do France. L. Gozlan . . 34-3367 
 Chatfield, C. Teutonic antiquities ; or, historical and 
 geographical sketches of Roman and barba- 
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 Chatham, E. Burke, and T. Erskine. Speeches. 
 Ph., 1840. 80 ... . 2-931 
 
 Chatillon, A. de, et L. Enault. Frantz Miiller, suivi 
 du Rouct d'Or et de Axel, par Enault. P., 
 1862 34-3119 
 
 Chatiments. V. Hugo .... 84^4327 
 
 Chatrian, A. See Erckmann-Chatrian. 
 
 Chattaway, E. D. Railways ; their capital and divi- 
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 Chatfield, P. Tin trumpet . . . 18-622 
 
 Chatterton, T. Poetical works. With notices of his 
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 B., 1863. 2 V 23-47 
 
 — Poems supposed to have been written at Bristol 
 
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 Camb., [1794.] 8° . . . 23-929 
 
 — Same. 3d ed., with an appendix tending to 
 
 prove that thev were written by T. Chatterton 
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 — Supplement to the miscellanies of T. C L., 
 
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 — Byrant, T. Observations upon the poems of 
 
 T. Rowley. L., 1781. 8° . . 23-931 
 
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 — Tyrwhitt, T. Vindication of the appendix to 
 
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 Chaucer, G. Poetical works. Ed. by R. Bell. L., 
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 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-470 
 
 — Fables from, by J. Dryden . . 23-74 
 
 — Legende of goode women. Edited, with an in- 
 
 troduction and notes, by H. Corson. Ph., 
 1864 23-710 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . v. 1 of 23-48 
 
 — Select poetical works . . . 23-270 
 
 — Tales from. J. Dryden 23-74 ; v. 1 of 272 ; 476 
 
 — Godwin, W. Life of . . . 30-2003 
 
 — Thynne, F. Animadversions upon. E. E. T. S., 
 
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 Chaude, S. P. See Piranesi . . 34-4975 
 
 Chaufibur-Kestner, M. V. Ulrich von Hutten, im- 
 perial poet and orator ; the grea-t knightly re- 
 former of the 10th century. Tians. by A. 
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 Chaumiere indienne, la. B. de Saint Pierre 34-4211 
 Chauucey, C. See Ilopkinson, J. 
 Chaussee, la. See La Chaussee. 
 Chauvenet, W. Manual of spherical and practical 
 astronomy ; embracing the general problems 
 of spherical astronomy, the special applications 
 to nautical astronomy, and the theory and 
 use of fixed and portable astronomical instru- 
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 least squares. Ph., 1863. 2 v. 8° 12-150 
 
 — Treatise on plane and spherical trigonometry. 
 
 5th ed. Ph., 1862. 8» . . 14-31 
 
 Chazotte, P. S. The best method of teaching foreign 
 
 languages. Ph., 1817 . . 32-239 
 
 Checkmate 18-625 
 
 Cheetham, J. Life of Thomas Paine, N. Y., 1809. 
 
 8» 30-1567 
 
 Cheever, G. B. American common-place book of 
 
 poetry ; with notes. Ph., 1841 . 23-50 
 
 — The guilt of slavery demonstrated from the He- 
 
 brew and Greek scriptures. N. Y. , 1800 2-607 
 
 — Lectures on the life, genius, and insanity of Cow- 
 
 per. N. Y., 1856 . . . 32-584 
 
 — The pilcrim in the shadow of the Jungfrau Alp. 
 
 N. Y., 1848 .... 27''-119 
 
CHEEVER. 
 
 99 
 
 CHEMISTRY. 
 
 Cheever, G. B. The bill difficulty, and some expe- 
 riences of life in the plains of ease ; •with other 
 miscellanies. K Y., 1849 . . 32-53 
 
 — Journal of the pilgrims at Plymouth, in New 
 
 England, in 1620 ; reprinted from the original 
 volume ; with historical and local illustrations 
 of providences, principles, and persons. N. 
 Y., 1849 26='-43 
 
 — Powers of the world to come ; and the church's 
 
 stewardship as invested witti them. N. Y., 
 1853 32-475 
 
 — Prose writers of America. A collection of ex- 
 
 tracts. N. Y., 1853 . . . 33-127 
 
 — Punishment by death : its authority and expe- 
 
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 — Right of the bible in our public schools. N. Y., 
 
 1854 32-497 
 
 — Wanderings of a pilgrim in the shadow of Mont 
 
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 — and J. E. Sweetser. Christian melodies : a se- 
 
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 Cheever, Rev. Henry T. Autobiography and memo- 
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 — Island world of the Pacific ; narrative and results 
 
 of travel through the Sandwich or Hawaiian 
 islands, and other parts of Polynesia. N. Y., 
 1851 29''-87 
 
 — Life and trials of a youthful Christian as devel- 
 
 oped in the biography of Nathaniel Cheever, 
 M. D. K Y., 1851 . . . 30-882 
 
 — Life in the Sandwich islands ; or, the heart of 
 
 the Pacific as it was and is. N. Y., 1851 
 29''-90 
 
 — Voices of nature to her foster-child, the soul of 
 
 man. N. Y., 1853 • . . 32-380 
 
 — Reel in a bottle .... 18-626 
 Cheever, N. Biography by H. T. Cheever 30-882 
 Chefs d'oeuvre de morale. H. Lemaire 34-5160 
 Chefs d'oeuvre dramatiques de la langue francjaise 
 
 34-4231 
 
 Chefs d'oeuvre des auteurs comiques. P., 1845,6. 
 
 8 V 34-3132 to 9 
 
 Chefs d'oeuvre des auteurs tragiques. P., 1843-5. 
 
 3v 34-3140 
 
 Chellis, M. D. Old Sunapee . . 18-3873 
 Chemical and physical geology. BischoS", G. Ele- 
 ments 8-56 
 
 Chemical news, the. v. 13, 14, in one. L.,1866. 4" 
 
 8-500 
 
 Chemical physics. Cooke, J. P. Elements 8-48 
 
 — Sanders, J. M. P. of chemistry. [See Gregory, 
 
 W.J 8-112 
 
 Chemical technology. F. Knapp . 8-13,42 
 
 Chemin le plus court. A. Karr , . 34-3427 
 Chemistry. — Analytical. 
 
 — Galloway, R. Qualitative analysis 8-117 
 
 — Noad, H. M. Chemical analysis . 8-19 
 
 — Reports on the use of lead pipe . 8-118 
 
 — Rose, H. Manual of . . . 8-37 
 
 — Scott, R. H. Volumetrical analysis ' 8-80 
 
 — Slater, J. W. Hand-book of , 8-104 
 
 — Bibliography and history of. 
 
 — Brown, S. Essays, scientific and literary 8-44 
 
 — Liebig and Kopp. Progress of c. 8-27 
 
 — Thomson, T. History . . . 8-97 
 
 — Zuchold, E. A. Biblioth. chem. (1840-58) 21-292 
 
 — Dental. 
 
 — Piggot, A. S. C. applied to dental surgery 8-43 
 
 — Wait, G. C. in reference to dental surgery 8-116 
 
 — See Dentistry. 
 
 — General and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Brande, W. T., and A. S. Taylor . 8-67 
 
 — Elliot, C. W., and F. H. Storer. Inorganic c. 
 
 8-115 
 
 — Faraday, M. Experimental researches 11-316 
 
 — Fownes, G. Rudimentary c. . 8-102 
 
 — Prankland, E. Lecture notes for students 8-108 
 
 — Gibbs, W., and F. A. Genth. Ammonia-cobalt 
 8-501 
 
 Chemistry. Gmelin, L. Hand-book '. S-ES 
 
 — Graham, T. Elements . . 8-41,87 
 Reports and memoirs . . S-tA 
 
 — Gray, A. Elements . . , 8-f 5 
 
 — Gregory, W. Inorganic c. . 8-112 
 
 — Hare, R. Course in med. dep't univ. Penna. 
 
 8-61 
 
 Pamphlets on calorimotor, blowpipe, and 
 
 eudiometer '10-79 
 
 — Hofman, A. W. Introduction to modern c. 8-91 
 
 — Hunt, R. Light in its chemical relations 8-66 
 
 — Johnson, W. R. Scientific class-bodk ll-c2 
 
 — Kemp, T. L. Phasis of matter . 8-71 
 
 — Laurent, A. Chemical method, notation, classi- 
 
 fication, and nomenclature . . 8-57 
 
 — Liebig, J. Complete works . . 8-26 
 
 — Ludlow, J. L. Manual of examinations 10-875 
 
 — Mansfield, C. B. Theory of salts 8-88 
 
 — Miller, W. A. Elements . . 8-70 
 
 — Morfit, C. Chemical manipulations 8-38 
 
 — Porter, J. A. Principles of . . 8-68 
 
 — Prout, W. C, meteorology, etc. . 11-59 
 
 — Regnault, M. V. Elements . . 8-2^ 
 
 — Roscoe, H. E. Elementary c. . 8-99 
 
 — Schoedler, F. Book of nature . 11-323 
 
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 — Silliman, B., jr. First principles . 8-40 
 
 — Solly, E. Syllabus of course of lectures 8-82 
 
 — Steele, J. A. A fourteen weeks' course 8-113 
 
 — Storer, F. H. Dictionary of solubilities 8-79 
 
 — Thomson, R. D. Dictionary . 8-107 
 
 — Ure, A. Dictionary . . . 8-86 
 
 — Watts, H. Dictionary . . . 8-106 
 
 — Williamson, A. W. C. for students 8-105 
 .— Youmans, E. L. Chemical atlas . 8-503 
 Class-book 8-69 
 
 — See Chemical physics. 
 
 — Industrial. 
 
 — Boussmgault, J. B. C. and agriculture 4-148 
 
 — Kemp, T. L. Discoveries and applications 8-71 
 
 — Liebig, J. Familiar letters 8-14, and 18-3652 
 
 — Mackenzie, C. 1000 processes and experiments 
 
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 — Morfit, C. C. applied to soap and candles 8-ld 
 
 — Muspratt, J. S. C. as applied and relating to 
 
 the arts and manufactures . . 8-89 
 
 — Nichols, J. R. Farm and sea . 8-110 
 
 — Parnell, E. A. C. applied . . 8-20 
 
 — Payen, A. Chimie industrielle . 34-4895 
 
 — Stockhardt, J. A. Field lectures . 4^131 
 
 — See Agricultural chemistry ; Metallurgy ; Pho- 
 
 tograjjhy. 
 
 — Organic, physiological, and medical. 
 
 — Brande, W. T. Lectures . . 8-45 
 
 — Day, G. E. C. in its relations to physiology 
 
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 — Gardner, D. P. Medical c. . . 8-84 
 
 — Griffin, J. J. Summary of organic c. 8-10 
 
 — Lehman, C. G. Chemical physiology 8-35 
 Physiological chemistry . . 8-36 
 
 — Liebig, J. Chemistry of food . 8-16 
 
 Animal c 8-15,26 
 
 Traite de chimie organique . 34-4533 
 
 — Lowig, C. Organic and physiological c. 8-70 
 
 — Mulder, G. J. C. of vegetable and animal phys. 
 
 8-83 
 
 C. of wine .... 8-111 
 
 — Odling, W. Animal c. . . . 8-101 
 
 — See Adulterations ; Food ; Physiology ; Poisons. 
 
 — Popular. 
 
 — Bernays, A. J. Household c. . 8-46 
 
 — Bryant, Mrs. Conveisations on c. 8-4,5 
 
 — Ellis, R. C. nf creation . . 8-94 
 
 — Ewell, E. Modern c. (1806) . 8-7 
 
 — Faraday, M. Chemical history of a candle 8-51 
 
 — Griffin, J. J. Recreations . . 8-10 
 
 — Griffith, T. C. of the four seasons 8-9 
 
 — Johnston, J. F. C. of common life 8-33 
 
 — MacAdam, S. C. of common things 8-119 
 
CHEMISTRY. 
 
 100 
 
 CHEVREUL. 
 
 Chemistry. Piesse, G. W. S. Chymical, natural, 
 
 and physical magic . . . 20-202 
 
 Laboratory of chemical wonders 8-73 
 
 — Science made easy . . . 11-65 
 
 — Tiiiibs, J. Knowledge for the people 11-70 
 
 — , Religion and. 
 
 — Cooke, J. P 8-81 
 
 — Fownes, 6. C. as exemplifying the wisdom of 
 
 Vrod 8-8 
 
 — Prout, W. C. with reference to natural theology 
 
 11-59 
 
 Chenier, Af. See Andre Clienier . . 34-8524 
 Chenier, L. J. 6. de. Vie du marechal Davout. P., 
 
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 Cheniei", L. S. de. Present state of the empire of 
 
 Morocco ; with a history of the dynasties since 
 
 Edris. L.,1788. 2 v. 80 . 28"-l 
 
 Chenier, M. J. Charles IX. C. A. T. v. 2 34-3140 
 Cheney, Mrs. H. V. Peep at the pilgrims 18-627 
 Cherbuliez, V. Un cheval de Phidias ; avec photo- 
 
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 — Le Comte Kostia. N. Y., 1863. 8° 34-4631 
 
 — Paul Mere. N. Y., 1864. 8° . 34-4647 
 
 — Le roman d'une honnete femme. P., 1866 
 
 34-4407 
 
 Cherokee nation, reply of the delegates of the, to 
 
 the demands of the commissioner of Indian 
 
 affairs. W., 1866. 14 pp. 8» . 26'^u.p. 
 
 Cheron, L. C. Le tartufFe des mcEiirs. C. A. C. v. 7 
 
 34-3138 
 
 Cherry, A. The soldier's daughter. F's S. D. v. 
 
 13 24-221 
 
 Cherry and Violet. Miss xV. Manning . 18-2031 
 Chesapeake and Delawaie canal company. Forty- 
 fifth general report of the'presidentand direct- 
 ors. Ph., 1864. 8° . . . 1-u. p. 
 
 — Tolls and towage. 1864 . . 1-u. p. 
 Chesebro, Caroline. Amy Carr . . 18-034 
 
 — Children of light .... 18-629 
 
 — Isa, a pilgrimage .... 18-630 
 
 — Peter Carradine 18-631 
 
 — Philly and Kit .... 18-628 
 
 — Victoria . . ' . . . . 18-632 
 Chesney, C. C. Military view of recent campaigns 
 
 in Virginia and Maryland. L., 1865. 2 v. 
 
 26''-544 
 
 Chesney, F. R. Expedition for the survey of the 
 rivers Euphrates and Tigris, in 1835-7, pre- 
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 of the regions situated between the Nile and 
 the Indus. L., 1850. 3 v. 8» 28"-297 
 
 — Observations on tlie past and present state of 
 
 fire-arms. L., 1852. 8« . . 6-580 
 
 — Russo-Turkish campaigns of 1828-9, with a view 
 
 of the present state of affairs in the east. 
 
 N. Y., 1854 27''-2884 
 
 Chesney, Geo. Indian polity ; a view of the system 
 
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 28»-259 
 
 Chess. Agnel, H. R. Book of . . 20-1 
 
 — Allen, G. Life of Philidor . . 80-1440 
 
 — American chess magazine . . 20-4 
 
 — Brown, J. Collection of problems 20-6 
 
 — Carrera, D. P. Treatise on the game of c. 20-8 
 
 — Cochran, J. Treatise on gan\e of . 20-17 
 
 — Dufresne, J. Anthologie der Schachaufgabcn 
 
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 — Easy introduction to . . , 20-58 
 
 — Exploits and triumphs of Morphy . 20-47 
 
 — Fiske, D. W. First Am. chess congress 20-21 
 
 — Forbes, D. History of c. . . 20-23 
 
 — Hazeltine, W. J. Brevity and brilliancy 20-26 
 
 — Healey, F. -Collection of problems 20-27 
 
 — Jaenisch, C. F. de. Cliess preceptor 20-31 
 
 — Kennedy, II. A. Waifs and strays 20-33 
 
 — Kenny, C. Manual of . . . 20-34 
 
 — Lewis, W. Treatise on the game of 20-38 
 
 — Lowenthal, J. Analytical and critical notes on 
 
 Morphy' s games .... 20-42 
 Chess congress of 1862 . . 20-41 
 
 Chess. Morphy' s Games . . . 20-42 
 
 — Medley, G. W. Mem. of Brit. c. asso. 20-41 
 
 — Munroe. Science of c. . . . 20-46 
 
 — Pardon, G. F. Crawley's theory of c. 20-18 
 
 — Philidor, A. D. Studies of c. . 20-55 
 
 — Pohlman, J. G. Chess rendered familiar by 
 
 tabular demonstrations . , 20-57 
 
 — Sarratt, J. H. Treatise on c. . 20-61 
 
 — Staunton, H. Chess player's companion 20-67 
 
 Chess player's handbook . . 20-64 
 
 Chess praxis .... 20-66 
 
 Tournament .... 20-69 
 
 — Twiss, R. [Anecdotes and bibliog.] 20-11 
 
 — Vogt, C. F. Letters containing an account of 
 
 some principal works . . . 20-74 
 
 — Walker, G. Art of chess-play . 28-78 
 Chess and chess-players . . 20-79 
 
 — Wormald, R. B. Openings . . 20-81 
 Chess handbook ; by an amateur. Ph., 1859 20-12 
 Chess magazine, American . . . 20-4 
 Chess monthly, the ; an American chess serial, ed. 
 
 by P. Morphy and D. W. Fiske. Problem 
 
 department by S. Loyd. v. 4. N. Y., 1860. 
 
 8° 20-13 
 
 Chess player's chronicle, v. 1-3, 5-10, 12, 13 ; 2d 
 
 series, v. 1, 2 ; 3d series, v. 1-3. L., 1841-61. 
 
 10 V. 8° 20-16 
 
 Chesshyre, H. T. N. Canada in 1864 ; a handbook 
 
 for settlers. L., 1864 . . . 26''-527 
 Chest. Alison, S. S. Physical examination of the 
 
 c. in pulmonary consumption . 10-424 
 
 — Blakiston, P. Diseases of, and principles of 
 
 auscultation . . . . • 10-471 
 
 -- Fuller, H. W. Diseases of . . 10-368 
 
 — Gerhard, W. W. Diagnosis of diseases of thee. 
 
 10-50 
 
 — See Auscultation ; Bronchitis ; Consumption ; 
 
 Lungs ; Respiration. 
 
 Chester, J. L. Greenwood cemetery, and other 
 poems. N. Y., 1843 . . . 23-49 
 
 Chesterfield, P. D. Stanhope, earl of. Works ; in- 
 cluding his letters to his son ; with life of the 
 author. N. Y., 1855. 8° . . 33-1218 
 
 — Letters to his son, together with several otlier 
 
 pieces on various subjects. Dub., 1774. 2 v. 
 8» 33-1216 
 
 — Same ; including numerous letters now first 
 
 published. Ed. by Lord Mahon. L., 1845. 
 
 5v. 8° 33-1217 
 
 Chesterton, G. L. Narrative of proceedings in Ven- 
 ezuela, iu South America, in 1819,20, with 
 general observations on the countiy and 
 people, and a description of the country of 
 Caraccas. L., 1820. 8° . . 26-^789 
 
 — Revelations of prison life ; with an inquiry into 
 
 prison discipline and secondary punishments. 
 
 L., 1857 2-609 
 
 Cheval de Pliidias, un. V. Chcrbulliez 34-4415 
 Chevalier, H. E. La fille des Indiens rouges. P., 
 
 1866 34-5008 
 
 — Thirty-nine men for one woman . 18-633 
 Chevalier, M. Mexico, ancient and modern. Trans. 
 
 by Th. Alpass L., 1864. 2 v. 8'" 26''-568 
 
 — Probable fall in the value of gold. Trans, by 
 
 R. Cobden. N. Y., 1859. 8° . 1-135 
 
 — Society, manners, and politics in the United 
 
 States. B., 1839. 8» . . 26»-41 
 
 Chevalier d'Harmental. A. Dumas . 34-3246 
 
 — (English.) A. Dumas . . . 18-924 
 Chevalier de Floustignac, le. A. Paul 34-4646 
 Chevalier de Poulailler. E. Capeudu . 34-4705 
 Chevalier du Silence. A. de Lavergne 34-5333 
 Chevalier Sarti. P. Scudo . . . 34-3751 
 Chevaliers du Lansquenet. X. de Montepin 34-3558 
 Cheverus, J. L. A. M. Lefebvrc de. Doubourg, J. 
 
 H. Life of 30-132 
 
 Cheveu blanc, le. O. Fouillet . . 34-3318 
 Chevreul, M. E. Principles of harmony and con- 
 trast of colors, and their applications to the 
 arts. L., 1855 . . . . 5-97 
 
CHEVREUSE. 
 
 101 
 
 CHINA. 
 
 Chevreuse, Mnie cle. Cousin, V. Nouvelles etudes 
 ... . . . 34-4512 
 
 Life and times of . . . 27''-1663 
 
 Chew, S. Lectures on medical education. Ph., 
 1864 10-399 
 
 Cheyne, S. A. Reminiscences, personal and biblio- 
 graphical, of Thomas Hartwell Home. L., 
 1862 30-1181 
 
 Chez soi, le. Ottilie Wildermuth . 34-4368 
 
 Chicago. Young men's association. Annual re- 
 ports, 1860-66 
 
 — Young men's association of. Catalogue of 
 
 library 21-406,8 
 
 Chichester. Hay, A. History of . 27^526 
 
 Chief justices of England. Campbell, J. Lives of 
 
 . . . . . . ■ . 30-666 
 
 Chief-justices of the U. S. Flander^ H. Lives and 
 
 times of 30-830 
 
 — Van Santvoord, G. Lives and services of the 
 
 30-788 
 
 Chien d'Alcibiade. A. de Valbezen [Fridolin] 
 
 34-3878,5138 
 
 Chilcott, J. Descriptive history of Bristol, ancient 
 and modern ; or, a guide to Bristol, Clifton, 
 and the Hotwells ; containing an account of 
 the Bristol riots in 1831. 3d ed. Bristol 
 
 37^-246 
 
 Child, F. J. (Ed.) English and Scottish ballads. 
 B., 1857,8. 8v. ... 23-450 
 
 Child, G. C. Benedicite. K Y., 1867 32-2272 
 Child, J. A new discourse of trade. L., 1698 1-297 
 Child, L. Maj-ia. Autumnal leaves ; tales and 
 sketches of prose and rhyme . 18-636 
 
 — Biographies of good wives. N. Y., 1847 30-86 
 
 — Brief history of the condition of women, in 
 
 various ages and nations. N. Y., 1854. 2 v. 
 29«-172 
 
 — Fact and fiction ; a collection of stories 18-637 
 
 — Freedmen's book. B., 1865 . . 33-820 
 
 — Frugal housewife. B., 1831 . . 6-168 
 
 — Girl's own book. L., 1866 . . 20-165 
 
 — Isaac T. Hopper ; a true life. B. , 1853 30-761 
 
 — Letters from New York. 2d ed. N. Y., 1844 
 26''-621 
 
 — Looking toward sunset ; from sources old and 
 
 new; original and selected. B., 1865 33-1107 
 
 — Memoirs of Madame de Stael, and of Madame 
 
 Roland. N. Y., 1847 . . . 30-87 
 
 — New flower for children . . 18-640 
 
 — Philothea ; a Grecian romance . 18-638 
 
 — The rebels ; or, Boston before the revolution 
 
 . " 18-639 
 
 — A romance of the republic . . 18-3909 
 
 — Rainbows for children . . . 18-2574 
 Child at home. J. S. C. Abbott . . 32-379 
 Child wife, tlie. [Dickens' little folks] 18-3981 
 Childe Harold's pilgrimage. Lord Byron 23-559 
 Childhood and youth. N. Tolstoi . 18-3245 
 Children, Barker, T. H. Hygienic management of 
 
 10-208 
 
 — Bridges, F. Hints to mothers on home educa- 
 
 tion 10-278 
 
 — Bull, T. Maternal management . 10-602 
 
 — Condie, D. F. Diseases of . . 10-357 
 
 — Eberle, J. Diseases and physical education of 
 
 10-469 
 
 — Fowler, O. S. Bearing and nursing 10-505 
 
 — Hall, J. Education of . . . 13-102 
 
 — Harrison, J. B. Diseases of . . 10-404 
 
 — Hopkinson, Mrs. C. A. Hints for the nursery 
 
 10-418 
 
 — Meigs, J. F. Diseases of c. . . 10-442 
 
 — Parker, E. H. Handbook for young mothers 
 
 10-646 
 
 — Shew, J. Hydropathic management of 10-330 
 
 — Toner, J. M. Maternal instinct . 10-747 
 
 — West, C. Diseases of infancy and childhood 
 
 10-352 
 
 How to nurse sick c. . . . 10-605 
 
 — See Mother. 
 
 Children of Cloverley, the. By the author of " The 
 
 young apprentice" . . . 18-3672 
 Children of light. C. Chesebro' . . 18-629 
 
 Children of Lutetia. B. Jerrold . . 27^-717 
 Children of the abbey. Miss R. M. Roche 18-2671 
 Children of the kingdom. D. A. Tyng 32-670 
 
 Children of the state. Fl. Hill . . 2-714 
 
 Children's garden. . A. and M. E. Catlow 18-585 
 Children's hour. By E. W. S. and S. W. M. Ph., 
 
 1864 33-1088 
 
 Children's mirror. Catherine D. Bell . 18-312 
 
 Children's story book of good and great men. N. 
 
 Y., n. d 30-1478 
 
 Child's book of nature. W. Hooker . 9-937 
 
 Child's history of England. C.Dickens 27»-330 
 Child's natural historj\ A. L. Bond . 9-700 
 
 Child's own book. L., 1867 . . . 33-1350 
 Child's warfare. Madeline E. Hewer . 18-1429 
 Childs, C. G. The coal and iron trade, embracing 
 
 statistics of Pennsylvania. Ph., 1847. 24 i>p. 
 
 8" No. 4, V. 5 of 1-341 
 
 Chile con carne. S. C. Smith . . 36'>-327 
 
 Chili. Gilliss, J. M. U. S. naval astronom. exp. 
 
 26"-! 000 
 
 — Graham, M. Residence in Chili . 26''-1011 
 
 — Molina, J. I. Geographical, natural, and civil 
 
 liistory . . . . . 26^-239 
 
 — Smith, E. R, Araucanians . . 26''-287 
 
 — Strain, J. G. Journey in C. 1849 . 26''-366 
 
 — Three years in C 26''-434 
 
 Cliillingworth, W. Works. L., 1719. f<> 32-2055 
 
 — Same, from 12th English ed., with life by Birch. 
 
 Ph., 1840. 80 ... . 32-1608 
 
 — Religion of Protestants a safe way to salvation. 
 
 L., 1846 32-1307 
 
 Chillon. Jane L. Willyams . . . 18-3524 
 Chimasia. H. W. Reeves . . . 23-805 
 
 Chime of the bells. F. Strauss , . 32-271 
 
 Chiming bells. C. H. Jarvis . . 5-1000 
 
 Chimes, the ; Christmas story. C. Dickens 18-858 
 Chimney corner, the. Mrs. H. B. Stowe 33-809 
 China. General and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Breton, M. China, its costumes, arts, manufac- 
 
 tures 28h-528 
 
 — Chalmers, J. Origin of the Chinese 28''-262 
 
 — Commercial intercourse with C. . 1-39 
 
 — Corner, Miss. Pictorial, descriptive, and histor- 
 
 ical 28b-557 
 
 — Dalton, W. Wolf-boy in C. . . 18-808 
 
 — Davis, J. F. Description of C. and its inhalii- 
 
 tants 28»-16,17 
 
 — Gordon, C. A. C. from a medical point of view 
 
 38''-424 
 
 — Martin, R. M. Account of . . 28''-147 
 
 — Mason, G. H. Costume . . 28b-337 
 
 — Williams, S. W. Middle kingdom 28''-544 
 
 — Wines, E. C. Peep at C. in Mr. Dunn's collec- 
 
 tion 28''-559 
 
 — History. 
 
 — Blakiston, T. W. Present rebellions in C. 
 
 28''-394 
 
 — Brine, L. Taeping rebellion . . 28»-197 
 
 — Gallery's insurrection in C. . . 28''-108 
 
 — China and the English. [Jac. Abbott?] 28«-93 
 
 — Duhalde. P. History of C. . . 28''-19 
 
 — Corner's history of C. . . . 28'^87 
 
 — Gutzlaff, C. Sketch of Chinese history 28''-20 
 — Lin-le. The Ti-ping revolution . 28''-234 
 
 — Ljungstedt, A. Portuguese settlements in C. 
 
 . . . . SS-^Sl 
 
 — Macfarlane, C. K^volution in C. . 28«-107 
 
 — Meadow, T. T. Chinese and their rebellions 
 
 28«-235 
 
 — Oliphant, O. Popular history . 28»-143 
 
 — Osborn, S. British relations in C. 28»-185 
 
 — Ouchterlony, J, Chinese war . 28''-214 
 
 — Rennie, D. P. British arms (1860,3) 28"-474 
 
 — Swinhoe, R. Campaign of 1860 . 28''-3P5 
 
 — Wolseley, G. J. Narrative of the war of 18r0 
 
 . . 28»-189 
 
CHINA. 
 
 103 
 
 CHOLERA. 
 
 Chiua. Wain, R., jr. China and embassies to 
 28«-408 
 
 — Religion. 
 
 — Bridgnuui, E. J. Q. Daughters of C. 32-403 
 
 — Culbeitson, M. S. Religious notions in North C. 
 
 28h-256 
 
 — Dean, W. China mission . . 28''-318 
 
 — Gillespie, W. Land of Sinipi . . 32-535 
 
 — Hue's Christianity in C. . . 32-693 
 
 — Ljungstedt, A. Roman Cath. church and mis- 
 
 sion in C 28''-21 
 
 — Medhurst, W. H. State and prospects with 
 
 reference to the spread of the gospel 28''-22 
 
 — Travels and embassies. 
 
 — Abeel, D. Residence in C. . . 28M 
 
 — Bannister, S. Journal of first French embassy 
 
 to C 28'^-304 
 
 — Barrow, J. Travels in C. . . 28»'-3 
 
 — Bradshaw's overland guide . . 29''-172 
 
 — Cobbold, R. H. Pictures of the Chinese 28»-335 
 
 — Cooke, G. W. Letters from . . 28''-270 
 
 — Davis, J. F. Sketches of . . 28^-529 
 
 — D'Ewes, J. China in 1855,6 . . 28^-291 
 
 — Doolittle, J. Social life of the Chinese 28>'-495 
 
 — Downing, C. T. Stranger in China 28''^5 
 
 — Dunn, J. H. From Calcutta to Pekin 28''-375 
 
 — Ellis, H. Embassy to C. . . 28"-2 
 
 — Fishbourne, E. G. Impressions of C. 28''-415 
 
 — Forbes, F. E. Five years in C. . 28''-193 
 
 — Fortune, R. Jouiney to capital of C. 28MU1 
 
 Residence among the Chinese . 28''-248 
 
 Visits to the tea countries of C. . 28^-552 
 
 — Hue, M. Travels in C. . . . 38»>-151 
 
 — Johnston, J. D. Cruise of the Powhatan 29''-185 
 
 — Lauder, S. W. Spectacles for young eyes ; 
 
 Pekin 28^-413 
 
 — Lay, G. T. The Chinese as they are 18-3648 
 
 — Mihie, W. C. Life in C. . . 28*^-250 
 
 — Modern traveller . . . . 29>'-279 
 
 — Moges, M. de. Souvenirs de Chine 34-5405 
 Embassy to C 28^-343 
 
 — Muter, Mrs. Travels and adventures of an of- 
 
 ficer's wife 29''-260 
 
 — Oliphant, L. Mission to C. . . 28''-338 
 
 — Power, VV. T. Three years residence in C. 
 
 28''-283 
 
 — Rennie, D. F. Peking and the Pekinges 28''-496 
 
 — Ripa's residence at the couit of P. . 28'M28 
 
 — Scarlh, J. Twelve years in C. . 28''-358 
 
 — Sirr, H. C. C. and the Chinese . 28''-277 
 
 — Smith, G. Consular cities of C. . 28*'-13 
 
 — Smitli, W. L. G. Observations on C. and the 
 
 Chinese 28''-412 
 
 — Staunton, G. L. Embassy to C. . 28''-14,900 
 
 — Staunton, G. T. Miscellaneous notices of 
 
 28»'-524 
 
 — Tiffany, O. Canton Chinese . 28''-127 
 
 — Williams, Mrs. H. W. Year in . 28^-454 
 
 — Wright, G. N. C. in a series of views 28*-438 
 
 — See Chinese empire ; Chinese Tartary ; Cochin 
 
 China ; Mantchu Tartary. 
 
 China and the English, or the character and 
 manners of the Chinese, as illustrated in the 
 history of their intercourse Avith foreigners, 
 with an account of the late war. [By Jac. 
 Abbott.] N. Y., [1843] . . 28'»-93 
 
 China — pictorial, descriptive and histoiical [chiefly 
 
 by Miss Corner]. With some account of Ava 
 
 and the Burmese, Siam, and Anam, L., 1853 
 
 28''-557 
 
 Chiua seas. Collingwood, G. Rambles of a natu- 
 ralist 28''-587 
 
 — Gutziaff, C. Voyages on the coast of C. 28''-6 
 
 — Hawk, P. L. Expedition to C. s. and Japan 
 
 — Macaulay, W. H. Cruise in,— Katiiay 29^-101 
 
 — White, J. Voyage to the C. sea . 28''-110 
 Chircha islands. Peck, G. W. Sketch of 29"-114 
 Cliiuchona. See Markham, C. R. . . 29''-250 
 Chinese. See China. 
 
 Chinese empire. Hue, I'abbe. L'empire Chinois 
 
 34-39G1 
 
 Journey through the . . . 28''-219 
 
 Chinese language and literature. Andrews, S. P. 
 Discoveries in C. writing . . 22-404 
 
 — Confucius et Mencius. Philosophic morale et 
 
 politique 34-5406 
 
 — Du Ponceau, P. C. system of writing 22-427 
 
 — Haffer, J. Elementary characters . 22-889 
 
 — Kidd, S. Notices of Morrison's labors 30-2323 
 
 — Legge, Jr Chinese classics . . 22-894 
 
 — Loomis, A. W. Confucius and the ('hinese 
 
 classics 22-1117 
 
 — Morrison, R. Grammar . . . 22-368 
 
 — Paul, St. Nine epistles, trans, into Chinese 
 
 34-2975 
 
 Chinese sugar cane. J. F. C. Hyde . 4-87 
 
 — H. S. Alcott 4-91 
 
 Chinese Tartary. Duhalde, P. General history of 
 
 C. T 28*-19 
 
 Chinook jargon. Gibbs, G. Dictionary of. [Sm. 
 misc. col. V. 7] . . . . 11-188 
 
 Chiosso, J. Gymnastics, an essential branch of na- 
 tional edu\3ation, both public and private. L., 
 
 1854. 8° 20-321 
 
 Chipman, N. Principles of government ; a treatise 
 
 on free institutions, including the constitution 
 
 oftheU. S. Burlington, 1833. 8" 2-610 
 
 Chips from a German workshop. Max Midler 
 
 32-2145 
 
 Chironomia. G. Austin . . . 22-800 
 
 Chisholm, Rev. J. Conrad, D. W. Memoir of 
 
 ' . 30-912 
 
 Chit-chat ; or, short tales in short words 18-641 
 Chittenden, L. E. Report of the debates and pro- 
 ceedings in the secret sessions of the confer- 
 ence convention for proposing amendments to 
 the constitution of the U. S., held at Wash- 
 ington in 1861. N. Y., 1864. 8» 26''-578 
 Chitty, J. Practical treatise on bills of exchange, 
 promissory notes, and bankers' checks. L., 
 1834. 2v. 8» . . . . 2-16 
 Same, abridged. Brookfield, 1819. 8« 2-17 
 
 — Practical treatise on the law of contracts, not 
 
 under seal ; and upon the usual defences to 
 actions thereon. 4th Am. ed., with notes 
 by J. C. Perkins. Springfield, 1839. 8» 2-18 
 
 — Practical treatise on the law of nations. B., 
 
 1812. 80 2-19 
 
 Chivalry. Bulfinch, T. Age of . 18-467 
 
 — Digby, K. H. Broad stone of honor 33-867 
 
 — James, G. P. R. History of . 29«-t7 
 
 — Burke, J. Chivalry and slavery . 23-974 
 
 — See Crusades; Knighthood; Middle ages; Tour- 
 
 naments. 
 Chloroform. Flagg, J. F. B. Ether and c. in sur- 
 gery 10-129 
 
 — Kidd, C. Ji^ther and c. as anaesthetics 10-187 
 
 — See Ether ; Nitrous oxide. 
 
 Choate, R. Works ; with memoir by S. G. Brown 
 30-1390 
 
 — Discourse on Webster. B., 1853. 8<> 30-1606 
 
 — Parker, E. G. Reminiscences of . 30-1213 
 Chocarne, P. The inner life of Pere Lacordaire. 
 
 Trans, from the French by a religious of tlie 
 
 same order. Dublin, [1S67] . 30-2339 
 
 Choice notes from " Notes and queries." Folk lore. 
 
 L., 1859 33-742 
 
 — History. L., 1858 .... 27«-250 
 Choice of books. T. Carlyle . . 13-47 
 Choice of a profession. H. B. Thomson 33-901 
 Cholera. Acland, H. W. C. at Oxford, 1854 10-1002 
 
 — Bell, J., and D. F. Condie. Report to college 
 
 of physicians of Pliiladelphia . 10-42 
 
 — Burrall, F. A. Asiatic . . 10-607 
 
 — Byrne, B. N. Contagious character 10-478 
 
 — Chapman, J. Treatment through the nervous 
 
 system 10-666 
 
 — Corbyn, F. Treatise on . . 10-162 
 
 — Kirk, J. B. Practical observations 10-80 
 
CHOLERA. 
 
 103 
 
 CHRISTIAN. 
 
 Cholera. Hartshorne, H. Nature, prevention, and 
 treatment 10-517 
 
 — Mission and mystery of epidemic c. 10-G24 
 
 — Nelson, R. Asiatic . . . 10-626 
 
 — Sansom, A. E. Arrest and prevention 10-730 
 
 — Tardieu, A. Epidemic . . 10-762 
 
 — Whitney, E. and A. B. Asiatic c. 10-647 
 
 — See Acholic diseases. 
 
 Cholera morbus. Boisseau, F. G. Treatise on 10-17 
 
 Chopin, Fr. Complete collection of mazurkas and 
 
 waltzes ; with biography, and critical review 
 
 of his Avorks. By F. Liszt. B., n. d. 4° 
 
 5-961 
 
 — Liszt, F. Vie de C. . . . 34-4778 
 Life of 30-1437 
 
 Chorley, H. F. Memorials of Mrs. Hemans. Ph., 
 1836 30-235 
 
 — Thirty years' musical recollections. L., 1862. 
 
 2v 5-1021 
 
 — See Bennett, U. S. 
 
 Chouannerie, scenes de la. E. Souvestre 34-3805 
 
 Chouans, les. H. de Balzac . . 34-3051 
 
 Choudard-Desforges. See Desforges. 
 
 Choules, J. O. The cruise of the steam yacht North 
 Star to the principal seaports of Europe. B., 
 1854 29i'-110 
 
 — See Smith, T. 
 
 Chouquot, G. Easy conversations in French. N. 
 Y • . 22-55 
 
 — Young ladies' guide to French composition. 
 
 N. Y. and Ph., 1851 . . . 34-5168 
 Chow-chow. Falkland's journal . 28>'-313 
 
 Chrestomathie franqaise. Vinet, A. Litterature de 
 
 I'enfance 34-4593 
 
 Litterature de la jeunesse et I'age mur 
 
 ; . . . 34-4595 
 Chrisna. J. X. Boniface. [X. B. Saintine] 34-3660 
 Christ, Jesus. Abbott, J. Corner-stone 32-5 
 
 — Andrews, S. J. Life of our Lord upon the 
 
 earth 33-1009 
 
 — Blake, M. Gethsemane and Calvary 32-92 
 
 — Blunt, H. Lectures on history of 32-2293 
 
 — Brook, C. T. Simplicity of Christ's teachings 
 
 32-2250 
 
 — Burt, N. C. Hours among the gospels 32-1639 
 
 — Cairns, J. • False Christs and the true 32-2499 
 
 — Cooper, C. D. Last days of our Saviour 32-2240 
 
 — Duffieki, G. On prophecies relative to second 
 
 coming 32-73 
 
 — Ecce Deus 32-1961 
 
 — Ecce Deus-homo .... 32-2350 
 
 — Ecce Homo 32-1796 
 
 — Ellicott, C. J. Historical lectures on the life of 
 
 32-993 
 
 — Fleetwood, J. Life of . . . 32-1087 
 
 — Furness, W. H. The veil partly lifted 32-1168 
 
 — Fry, C. Christ our law . . 32-53 
 
 — Gillmore, J. R. Life of Jesus . 32-1954 
 
 — Hamilton, J. Lessons from the great biography 
 
 32-689 
 
 — Hanna, W. Last day of our Lord's passion 
 
 32-1062 
 
 — Hard wick, C, Christ and other masters 32-812 
 
 — Hervey, A. Genealogies reconciled 32-862 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. A. Christ the spirit 33-3405 
 
 — Hovey, A. Miracles of . . . 32-1663 
 
 — Jameson, A. History of our Lord as exempli- 
 
 fied in works of art . . . 5-358 
 
 — Jones, G. Life scenes from the four gospels 
 
 33-3368 
 
 — Jones, J. Jesus and the coming glory 33-1629 
 
 — Kempis, T. A. Imitation of . . 32-1648 
 
 — Krummacher, F. W. Meditations on the last 
 
 days of ..... 32-682 
 Risen Redeemer . . . 32-1073 
 
 — Liddon, H. P. Divinity of . . 32-1982 
 
 — Lowrie, J. M. Week with Jesus , 32-2282 
 
 — McWhorter, A. Yahveh Christ . 32-694 
 
 — Macduff, J. R. Memories of Gennesaret 32-727 
 Memories of Olivet . . . 33-2400 
 
 Christ, Jesus. Mimpriss, R. Gospel history 33-1 809 
 
 — Neander, A. Life of . . . 33-8 
 
 — Parsons, T. Deus homo . . 32-2310 
 
 — Pressens^, E. de. Critical school 32-1325 
 
 Life, times, and work of . . 32-1911 
 
 The Redeemer .... 32-2315 
 
 — Renan, E. Life of . . . 32-1174 
 
 — Schenkel, D. Character of Jesus portrayed 
 
 33-1923 
 
 — Spring, G. Glory of . . . 32-365 
 
 — Stier, R. Wordsof the Lord Jesus 33-997 
 
 — Strauss, D. F. New hfe of Jesus 32-1752 
 
 — Tafel, I. F. I. The life of Jesus . 32-2408 
 
 — Tholuck, A. Light from the cross 32-735 
 
 — Tullock, J. Lectures on Renan's "Vie de 
 
 Jesus" 32-1327 
 
 — Turnbull, R. Christ in history . 32-490 
 Manifestation of God in . . 32-768 
 
 — Tyng, S. H. Christ is all . . 32-1342 
 
 — Uhlhorn, G. Modern representations of the 
 
 life of 32-2425 
 
 — Vaughan, C. J. Characteristic of Christ's teach- 
 
 ing 32-2328 
 
 — Willett, W. M. Life and times of Herod as 
 
 connected with the coming of . 32-1437 
 
 — Winslow, O. Patriarchal siiadows of 33-1035 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Sermons on our Lord 33-1414 
 
 — Young, J. The Christ of history . 32-590 
 
 — See Apollonius ; Atonement ; Beatitudes ; Gos- 
 
 pels ; John the Baptist ; Mary ; Messiah ; 
 Millennium ; Miracles. 
 Christ, J. F. Dictionnaire des monogrammes, 
 chiffres, lettres initiales, rebus, etc., sous Ics- 
 quels les plus celebres peintres, graveurs and 
 dessinateurs out dessine leurs noms. Trad, 
 de I'AUemand. P., 1762. 8» . 21-37 
 
 Christ church, Phila. Dorr, B. Historical account 
 
 32-71 
 
 Christiad. M. H. Vida . . . 23-894 
 
 Christian. F. Wey .... 34-3907 
 Christian ballads. A. C. Coxe . . 23-385 
 
 Christian believing and living. F. D. Huntington 
 
 32-880 
 
 Cliristian classics. J. Hamilton . . 33-1310 
 Christian commission. See U. S. Christian com- 
 mission. 
 Christian denominations. See Sects and d. 
 Christian drift of Cambridge work. T. Worsley 
 
 33-1788 
 
 Christian duties relating to matrimony. W. Coe 
 
 32-827 
 
 Christian duty. James, J. A. Pastoral addresses 
 on 32-343 
 
 — See Piety. 
 
 Christian ethics. J. Alden . . . 15-303 
 
 — See Piety. 
 
 Christian examiner, the. vols. 73-83. B. and N. 
 Y., 1862-67. 11 V. 8° . . 32-43 
 Christian Gellert. B. Auerbach . . 18-217 
 Christian governess, the. G. B. Bennett 80-2331 
 Christian hope. J. A. James . . 32-758 
 Christian iconography. M. Didron . 5-480 
 Christian life. Arnold, T. Its course and helps 
 33-604 
 
 — Bayne, P. Social and individual . 32-591 
 
 — Beveridge, W. Private thoughts . 32-1394 
 
 — Burgess's sermons .... 32-549 
 
 — Charles, Eliz. C. 1. in England in the olden 
 
 time 18-3899 
 
 Tales and sketches . . . 18-3132 
 
 — Neander, A. C. 1. in the early and middle ages 
 
 32-649 
 
 — See Religion, practical. 
 
 Christian living. D. R. Morier . . 32-3323 
 Christian literature and doctrine. J. Donaldson 
 
 32-1635 
 
 Christian melodies. Cheever and Sweetser 5-1024 
 Christian memorials of the war. H. B. Hackett 
 
 32-1187 
 
 Christian missions, anecdotes of. L. . 32-11 
 
CHRISTIAN. 
 
 104 
 
 CHRISTINE. 
 
 Christian monuments in England and Wales. C. 
 
 Boutell 27''-96 
 
 Christian morals. J. Foster . . 32-254 
 
 — See Religion, practical 
 
 Christian nurture. H. Buslmell . . 32-40 
 
 Christian philosopher. T. Dick . . 32-2302 
 Christian philosopher triumphing over death. N. 
 
 Hall 32-640 
 
 Christian physiologist. G. Griffin . 18-3679 
 
 Christian progress. J. A. James . 32-628 
 
 Christian records. L. A. Merivale . 32-741 
 
 Christian retrospect and register. R. Baird 32-557 
 Christian sabbath, the ; its history, authority, duties, 
 benefits, and civil relations ; a series of dis- 
 courses by N. L. Rice, et. al., with a sketch of 
 the sabbath reform bv the secretary of the 
 N. Y. sab. com. N. Y., 1862 . 32-1023 
 -^ See Sunday question. 
 
 Christian theism. R. A. Thompson . 32-597 
 
 Christian titles. S. H. Tyng . . 32-2151 
 
 Christian treasury, the. T. S. Memes. (Ed.) 
 
 32-1357 
 
 Christian unity and its recovery. J. S. Davenport 
 
 32-1762 
 
 Christian womanhood. Life of Mrs. M. K. Everts. 
 
 Chicago, 1867 .... 30-1971 
 
 Christian year book. v. 1, 2. L., 1867,8 32-2275 
 
 Christianity. Abbott, J. S. C. Practical c. 32-984 
 
 — Arscott, S. Present state of . . 32-13 
 
 — Arthur, W. True power of . . 32-894 
 
 — Ballantyne, J. R. C. contrasted with Hindu 
 
 philosophy 32-176G 
 
 — Burnap, G. W. Essence and evidence of 
 
 32-1464 
 
 — Calvin, J. InstUutio Christiana? religionis 
 
 34-374 
 
 Institutes 32-1233 
 
 — Chateaubriand, R. F. A. de. Le genie du 
 ' Christianisme . . . 34-3115 & 5412 
 
 Genius of 32-641 
 
 — Coleman, L. Ancient C. . . 32-435 
 
 — Cox, F. What it has done for women 32-1540 
 
 — Davis, W. Beautiful city . . 32-899 
 
 — Dollinger, J. J. Introduction to history of 
 
 32-1013 
 
 — Eliot, S. History of liberty — early Christians 
 
 32-516 
 
 — Feuerbach, L. Essence of . . 32-1320 
 
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 34-4918 
 
 Meditations on actual state of . 32-2170 
 
 Meditations on essence of . . 32-1467 
 
 — Hard wick, C. Contrasts between C. and the 
 
 religious systems of the ancient world 32-812 
 
 — Hemans, C. J. Ancient C. and sacred art in 
 
 Italy 27»-2273 
 
 — Hinds, S. History of . . . 32-927 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. A. Christ the spirit ; primitive 
 
 view of Christianity . . . 32-2405 
 
 — Hue, I'Abbe. C. in China, Tartary, and Thi- 
 
 bet 32-693 
 
 — Kavanagh, J. Women of C. . 32-363 
 
 — Kip, W. I. Early conflicts of C. . 32-289 
 
 — Laprade, V. de. Le sentiment de la nature 
 
 avant le Christianisme . . 34-4093 
 
 — Livermore, H. Addresses to the dispersed of 
 
 Judah 32-1927 
 
 — Lloyd, W. W. C. in the Cartoons .5-406 
 
 — Marcy, E. E. Christianity and its conflicts 
 
 32-2308 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Religions of the world and 
 
 their relations to C. . . . 32-489 
 
 — Miall, J. G. Memorials of early C. 32-482 
 
 — Milman, H. H. History of . . 32-142 
 — . Peabody, A. P. C. the religion of nature 
 
 32-1164 
 
 — Powell, B. C. without Judaism . 32-1909 
 
 Christianity. Reinhard, F. V. Plan of the founder 
 of 32-730 
 
 — Sharpe, S. Egyptian mythology and Egyptian 
 
 C 32-1145 
 
 — Shelley, P. B. Essay on . . 30-1155 
 
 — Vaughan, R. The age and C. . 32-706 
 Corruption of Christianity . 32-2197 
 
 — Vericour, L. R. de. Historical analysis of 
 
 Christian civilization . . . 27'''-3560 
 
 — Vinet, A. Vital C. . . • 32-219 
 
 — Walsh, R. Ancient coins, medals, and gems, 
 
 as illustrating the progress of . 32-275 
 
 — Whately, R. Dangers to Christian faith 
 
 32-1092 
 
 Kingdom of Christ . . . 32-977 
 
 Peculiarities of . . , . 32-1093 
 
 Rise, progress, and corruptions 32-883 
 
 — Wilson, J. The Parsi religion contrasted with 
 
 32-956 
 
 — Wilson, J. P. Common objections answered 
 
 32-58 
 
 — See Bible ; Church ; Gospels ; Theology. 
 
 — Evidences. 
 
 — Alexander, A. Brief outline of . 32-7 
 Authenticity of the scripture . 32-1370 
 
 — Allix, P. Reflections upon holy scripture 32-9 
 
 — Barnes, A. E. in the 19th century 32-2354 
 Foundation of fiiith in word of God 32-766 
 
 — Bayne, P- Testimony of Christ . 32-1021 
 
 — Blunt, J. J. Undesigned coincidences 32-1406 
 
 — Bulfinch, S. G. Mauual of . . 32-1822 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Discourses on . 32-46 
 
 — Fisher, G. P. Supernatural origin 32-1709 
 
 — Gregory, C. Letters on . . 32-745 
 
 — Grotius, H. Truth of Christian religion 32-100 
 
 — Gurney, J. J. Essays on . . 32-734 
 
 — Halliwell, J. O. Introduction . 32-825 
 
 — Historic doubts respecting Shakespeare 32-1670 
 
 — Hopkins, M. Lowell lectures on . 32-131 
 
 — Keith, A. Demonstration . . 32-119 
 Evidence from prophecy . . 32-901 
 
 — Kennedy, J. Conversations with Lord Byron 
 
 and others 32-120 
 
 — Lardner, N. Credibility of the gospel history 
 
 32-1998 
 
 — M'llvaine, C. P. Lectures on ' . 32-643 
 
 — Miall, J. G. Bases of belief . . 32-593 
 
 — Owen and Campbell's debate . 32-1159 
 
 — Paley, W. View of . . v. 2 of 32-1 65 
 
 Same ; with Whately's annotations 32-902 
 
 Horse Paulinae . . v. 5 of 32-165 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. Historical evidences 32-877 
 
 — Redford, G. Holy scripture verified 32-2200 
 
 — Stebbing, H. Tracts in defence and explanation 
 
 of 32-687 
 
 — Taylor, I. Restoration of belief . 32-919 
 
 — Tischendorf, C. When were our gospels written 
 
 32-2402 
 
 — Whately, W. Truth of Christianity 32-1889 
 
 — Wilson, D. Lectures on . . 32-1931 
 
 — See Bible ; Skepticism ; Theology. 
 Christianity, and its relations to poetry and philoso- 
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 Christian's mistake. Miss D. M. Mulock 18-2297 
 
 Christie, R. History of Lower Canada, parliamentary 
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 Christie, W. Dissertations on the unity of God in 
 the person of the Father and on the messiah- 
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 1808 32-722 
 
 Christie, W. D. Memoirs, letters, and speeches of 
 
 A. A. Cooper, first earl of Shallesbury ; Avith 
 
 other papers illustrating his life. L., 1859. 8° 
 
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 — Notes on Brazilian questions. L., 1865 26^-531 
 Christie Johnstone. C. Reade . .• 18-2581 
 Christie's faith. F. W. Robinson . 18-3844 
 Christina, queen of Sweden. Woodhead, H. Me- 
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 Christine. L. J. Curtis . . . 18-793 
 
CHRISTINE. 
 
 105 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM. 
 
 Christine. L. Enault .... 34-8296 
 Christine Van Amberg. Countess cV Arbouville 18-158 
 Cliristison, II. A dispensatory ; or, commentary on 
 
 the pharmacopoeias of Gt. Britain and the U. 
 
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 Griffith. Ph.,. 1848 . . . 10-371 
 
 Christmas, H. Cradle of the twin giants, science 
 
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 Turkev, Abdul Medjid. L., 1854 30-842 
 
 Christmas at Old Court. C. B. Tayler 18-3151 
 
 Christmas carol. C. Dickens . . 18-860 
 
 — See Christmas stories. C. Dickens 18-858 
 Christmas carols. J. Sylvester. (Ed.) 23-740 
 Christmas eve. Mrs. H. F. Brock . 18-421 
 Christmas eve and easter-day. R. Browning 23-699 
 Christmas stories. C. Dickens . . 18-858 
 Christoffel, R. Zwingli ; or, the rise of the reforma- 
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 with some notices of his time and contempo- 
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 32-816 
 
 Christopher Tadpole. Albert Smith . 18-2924 
 Christopher Columbus : a metrical legend. J. Baillie 
 
 23-6 
 
 Christophers, S. W. Hymn-writers and their hymns. 
 
 L., 1866 22-961 
 
 Christus Judex. E. Roth . . . 18-2693 
 
 Christy, D. Cotton is king ; or, the culture of cotton 
 
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 _ . _ 1-217 
 
 — Ethiopia ; her gloom and glory, as illustrated in 
 
 the history of the slave trade and slavery, the 
 
 rise of the republic of Liberia, and the progress 
 
 . of African missions. Cin., 1857 28''-240 
 
 Chromatography. G. Field . . 5-347 
 
 Chronic alcoholic intoxication. W. Marcet 10-815 
 
 Chronicle, Anglo-Saxon . . . 27"-27 
 
 — Dissected 2'7''-28 
 
 — See Haigh ; Conquest of Britain . 27''-501 
 Chronicle of Calais. Camden soc. pub. v. 35 27='-195 
 Chronicle of the Cid. R. Southey , 27''-2069 
 Chronicle of the conquest of Grenada. W. Irving 
 
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 Chronicle of Ethelfled. Miss A. Manning 18-2032 
 Chronicle of the grey friars of London. Camden 
 
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 Chronicle of the kings of England. William of 
 
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 Chronicle of William de Rishanger of the barons' 
 
 wars. Camden soc. pub. v. 15 27''-195 
 
 Chronicles of Ihe ancient British church previous to 
 
 arrival of St. Augustine. L.,1851. 4» 32-1705 
 Chronicles of the bastile . . . 18-643 
 
 Chronicles of the Canongate ; Surgeon's daughter. 
 
 Sir W. Scott . . 18-2758 and 2757^ 
 
 — Two drovers ; and Highland widow 18-2754 
 
 — Fair maid of Perth . . . 18-2774 
 Chronicles of Carlingford. The executor ; the rec- 
 tor ; the doctor's family ; Salem chapel. Mrs. 
 M. Oliphant .... 18-2374 
 
 — Perpetual curate. Mrs. M. Oliphant 18-2386 
 Chronicles of Cartaphilus. D. Hoffman 18-3702 
 Chronicles of charter house. By a Carthusian. 
 
 [W. J. D. K.] L., 1847. 8° 27»-253 
 
 Chronicles of Clovernook. D. Jerrold 18-1674;3880 
 Chronicles of the crusades ; being contemporary nar- 
 ratives of the crusade of Richard Cceur De 
 Leon, by Richard of Devizes and Geoffrey 
 De Vinsauf ; and of the crusade of Saint Louis, 
 by Lord John De Joinville. With illustrative 
 notes and an index. L., 1848 . 29'^8 
 
 Chronicles of England, France, etc. J. Froissart 
 . . . . . . . 27^-3420,1 
 
 Chronicles of England. G. Raymond . 27'^989 
 
 — See England. 
 
 Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet 37M824 
 
 Chronicles of Eri. A. O'Connor . . 27''-1493 
 
 Chronicles of the mayors and sherriffs of London, 
 
 1188-1274. The French chronicle of London, 
 
 1259-1343. Trans., etc., by H. T. Riley. L., 
 
 1863. 4° 27''-2o4 
 
 Chronicles of the Schonberg Cotta family. Mrs. 
 
 Charles 18-650 
 
 Chronicles, six old English c. J. A. Giles 27''-449 
 Chronicles of the tombs. T. J. Pettigrew 29^-252 
 Chronicon Angliae Petriburgense. Iterum post Spar- 
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 L.,1845. 8° .... 34-388 
 
 Chronicon Petroburgense. Camden soc. pub. v. 47 
 
 27''-195 
 
 Chronique de Charles IX^ P. Merimee 34-3522 
 Chroniques de la mer. E. Souvestre . 34-3781 
 Chroniquesdel'CEil-de-Boeuf. G. Touchard-Lafosse 
 
 34-4845 
 
 Chroniques, memoires, etc. J. Froissart 34-3335 
 Chrono-thermal system of medicine. S. Dickson 
 
 10-307 
 
 Chronological historian. T. Salmon . 27"-1051 
 Chronological tablets .... 29''-184 
 Chronology. Art, 1', de verifier les dates 34-4936 
 
 — Blair's tables ; revised by Rosse . 29='-83 
 
 — Bond, J. J. Handy book for verifying dates 
 
 29»-248 
 
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 Rome and Constantinople . 27^-2182 
 
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 29»-97 
 
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 28='-204 
 
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 — Palmer, W. Egyptian chronicles 28''-187 
 
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 — Homilies on the epistles of St. Paul to the Cor- 
 
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 — Homilies on the epistle of St. Paul to the Phil- 
 
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CHRYSOSTOM. 
 
 106 
 
 CHURCH. 
 
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 cles 32-1230 
 
 — History and miscellany. 
 
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 32-1782 
 
 — Beverley, R. M. Corrupt state of . 32-2503 
 
 — Brook, J. W. Democrats of Marylebone 32-2245 
 
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 — Church reform .... 33-374 
 
 — Proceedings of c. congress at Norwich, 1865. 
 
 Norwich, 1866. 8° . . . 32-1918 
 
 — Eccl. cases relating to doctrine and discipline 
 
 .32-1632 
 
 — Jewell, J. Apology of, with defence, [Latin 
 
 and English] .... 32-1213 
 
 — Miall, E. Title-deeds of . . 32-1006 
 
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 Oxford 32-1432 
 
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 — Whitgitl, J. Defence of answer to admonition 
 
 32-1227 
 
 Church of England. Liturgy. 
 
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 prayer ...... 32-821 
 
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 32-59 
 
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 32-1326 
 
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 church ; Puritans ; Sisterhoods ; Tractari- 
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 Church of England in the reigns of the Tudors, [and 
 Stuarts, ] with preliminary notices of the ec- 
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 Church of Ireland. Church establislmient in I. 
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 land, and Wales. L., 1835. 8° . 32-2503 
 
 — See Ireland. 
 
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 Church reform. A letter to Lord Ashley on c. r. ; 
 
 by a layman. L., 1851. 8» . 33-374 
 
 Church register. See Protestant episcopalian. 
 Churches. See Architecture ; Brattle st. ch. ; Ca- 
 thedrals ; Christ's ch. ; New brick ; Newing- 
 ton ; Old north ; St. James ; St. John's ; St. 
 Peter's ; Temples ; Trinity. 
 Churches of London. G.Godwin . 5-456 
 
 Churches of New York. G. P. Disosway 32-1846 
 Churches of the valley. A. Nevin . 32-1036 
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 32-1609 
 
 Churchill, C. Poetical works ; with copious notes 
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 Churchill, C. H. Mount Lebanon ; from 1842 to 
 
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 Churchill, F. Diseases incident to pregnancy and 
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 Churchman's manual. B. Dorr . . 32-1612 
 
 Churchyards. See Burial. 
 
 Churton, E. Early English church. New ed. L., 
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 — Gongora : an historical and critical essay on the 
 
 times of Philip III and IV of Spain ; with 
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 — The railroad book of England ; historical, to- 
 
 pographical, and picturesque ; descriptive of 
 the cities, towms, country seats, and other 
 subjects of local interest. L., 1851. 8° 27'^-512 
 
 Chymical, natural, and physical magic. G. W. S. 
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 Cibber, C. Apology for his own life * * * forming 
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 L., 1822. 8° .... 30-96 
 
 — Autobiography . . . v. 1 of 30-1878 
 
 — The careless husband. Comedy. B. B. T. vol. 
 
 28 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. 13, 23 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. vol. 3 . . 24-142 
 
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GIBBER. 
 
 108 
 
 CIVILIZATION. 
 
 Gibber, C. The double gcallaut. Gomedy. B. B. 
 T. vol. 33 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. vol. 3 . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. vol. 14 . . 24-191 
 
 — The lady's last stake. Comedy. B. B. T. vol. 
 
 26 24-71 
 
 — Love makes a man. Comedy. B. B. T. vol. 
 
 26 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. vol. 23 . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. vol. 3 . . 24-142 
 
 — The non-juror. See BickerstafF, I. The hypo- 
 
 crite. B. D. vol. 1 . . . 24-143 
 
 — The refusal. Comedy. B. B. T. vol. 18 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. vol. 9 . . 24-107 
 
 — She wou'd and she wou'd not. Gomedy. B. 
 
 B. T. vol. 26 .... 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. vol. 12 . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. vol. 3 . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. vol. 13 . . 24-191 
 
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 Gibber, T. Lives of the poets of Great Britain and 
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 Cicero, IVI. T. Scripta quae manserunt omnia. 
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 — De oratore ; or, his three dialogues upon the 
 
 character and qualifications of an orator. 
 Transl., with notes, by W. Guthrie. Oxf , 
 1840 22-622 
 
 — Epistolae selectse. Ex R. Klotzii recensione 
 
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 — Orationes selectse XIX. Recog. R. Klotz. — 
 
 Mem. vitse Ciceronis, per annos digesta. 
 Lips., 1857 34-353 
 
 — Orations, literally translated by G. D. Yonge. 
 
 L., 1852. 3 V 33-713 
 
 — Orations, translated into English, with notes, 
 
 by W. Guthrie. L., 1820. 2 v. 8» 33-712 
 
 — Political works ; comprising his treatise on the 
 
 republic, and his treatise on the laws. Trans., 
 with dissertations and notes, by P. Barham. 
 L., 1841. 2 V, 8» . . . 2-613 
 
 — The republic. Trans., with an introduction, by 
 
 G. W. Featherstonliaugh. N.'Y.,1829 2-612 
 
 — Three books of offices, or moral duties ; essay 
 
 on old age, on friendship ; paradoxes ; Scipio's 
 
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 — Treatises on the nature of the gods ; on divina- 
 
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 Cincinnati. Gist, G. Early annals . 26'^44 
 
 Cincinnati. Drake, D. Picture of G. and the Miami 
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 Cincinnati, the. See Penn. hist. soc. memoirs, v. 6 
 
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 Cinnamon and pearls. H. Martineau . 18-3861 
 Cinq-cent-mille francs de rente. L. Veron 34-4187 
 Cinq codes de 1' Empire Frangais, les. Code Napo- 
 leon ; Code de procedure ; Code de com- 
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 ed. P., 1812 . . . . 34-4194 
 Cinq-mars. Alfred de Vigny . . 34-4569 
 
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 Cinq mois aux etats-unis. R. de la Sagra 34-4735 
 Circassia. Mackey, J. M. War of independence 
 
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 Cities. Bucke, G. Ruins of ancient c. 25-11 
 
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 Cities and principal towns of the world. Lard. cab. 
 
 eye. L., 1830 .... 25-50 
 Cities of the past. F. P. Gobbe . . 28^-475 
 Cities of the plain, with other poems. S. L. Fair- 
 field 23-85 
 
 Citizen of Prague 18-1509 
 
 Citizen of the world. O. Goldsmith . 33-131 
 
 Citizens' manual. See Burleigh, J. B. 2-267 
 
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 Citoyenne Jacqueline. Sarah Tytler , 18-3376 
 City of the czar. T. Raikes . . 27''-96 
 
 City of the Great King. J. T. Barclay 28''-251 
 
 City of the sultan. Miss Pardoe . . 27''-124 
 City poems. A. Smith . . . 23-457 
 
 City of the saints. R. F. Burton . . 26''-414 
 City side . . . . . . 18-647 
 
 Civiale, J. Medical and prophylactic treatment of 
 stone and gravel ; with a memoir of the cal- 
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 Civil engineering. See Engineering. 
 
 Civil law. See Law. 
 
 Civil liberty and self-government. F. Lieber 2-772 
 
 Civil policy of America. J. W. Draper 2-639 
 
 Civil society. Ferguson, A. Essay on 2-650 
 
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CIVILIZATION. 
 
 109 
 
 CLARKE. 
 
 Civilization. Guizot, F. P. G. Civilisation en Europe 
 
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 Civilisation en France . . 34-3375 
 
 History of c. from fall of Roman empire to 
 
 French revolution . . . 27-^3433 
 
 — Harris, G. C. considered as a science '^9"-223 
 
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 — Meadows, T. T. C. east and west 28»-235 
 
 — Progress of nations . . . 29''-191 
 
 — Taylor, I. Ultimate c. . . . 33-418 
 
 — Tyler, R. H. Bible and social reform 32-1534 
 
 — Tylor, E. B. Development of . 29''-159 
 
 — Vericour, L. R. de. Historical analysis of 
 
 Christian c 27''-35G0 
 
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 Civilized America. T. C. Grattan . 2C^''-M5 
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 32-1058 
 
 Clack, Mrs. L. Our refugee household 18-3749 
 
 Claggett, T. J. Norton, J. N. Life of 30-1630 
 
 Claiborne, J. F. H. Life and correspondence of 
 
 John A. Quitman. N. Y., 1860. 2 v. 30-1280 
 
 — Life and times of S. Dale, the Mississippi par- 
 
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 Claiborne. G. B. Taylor . . , 18-3160 
 
 .Clairieres, les. E. Souvestre . . 34-3803 
 
 Clairon, C. J. H. Legris de la Tiide. Memoires. 
 
 Barriere, J. F. v. 6 . . . 34-3519 
 Clairville, et Lambert-Thiboust. La corde sensible. 
 
 Vaudeville. P., 1860 . . . 34-3143 
 
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 Clan Albin [or Clan Albyn]. Mrs. Johnstone 
 18-1691 
 
 Clapp, W. W., jr. La fiammina ; founded upon a 
 French play by M. Uchard. B., 1857. F's 
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 — Mv husband's mirror. F's M. D. v. 26 24-113 
 
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 Clapperton, H. Journal of a second expedition into 
 
 the interior of Africa ; with the journal of R. 
 Lander. L., 1829. 4° . . 28M}06 
 
 — Same. 8<> Ph., 1829 . . . 28''-53 
 Clara Howard. C. B. Brown . . 18-449,52 
 Clara Howard ; or, heart yearnings . 18-654 
 Clara Moreland. E. Bennett . . 18-318 
 Clare, Ada. Only a Avoman's heart , 18-655 
 Clarence. C. M. Sedgwick . . . 18-2786 
 Clarendon, E. Hyde, earl of. Essays. B., 1820 
 
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 — History of the rebellion and civil wars in Eng- 
 
 land. New ed. Ox., 1807. 6 v. 8" 27''-261 
 
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 poraries of 30-1464 
 
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 Clarendon, H. Hyde, earl of. State letters during 
 
 the reign of King James II and diary for 
 1687-1690 ; with an appendix from Arch- 
 bishop Sancroft's manuscripts in the BodUiian 
 library. Ox., 1765. 2 v. S" . 27^-262 
 
 Claret and olives. A. B. Reach . . 27''-736 
 
 Clarimonde ; a tale of New Orleans life, and of the 
 present war ; by a member of the N. 0. 
 Washington artillery. Rich., 1863 26'>-1951 
 
 Clarissa. Anne Bowman . . . 18-363 
 
 Claiissa Harlowe. S. Richardson . 18-2646 
 
 Clark, Alex. The gospel in the trees. Ph., 1868 
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 Clark, C. John Noakes and Mary Styles ; a poem 
 in the Essex dialect. L., 1839 . 22-962 
 
 Clark, D. W. Man all immortal ; or, the nature 
 and destination of man as taught by reason 
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 Clai'k, E. L. Daleth ; or, the homestead of the na- 
 tions. Egypt illustrated. B., 1864. 8» 28''-400 
 
 Clark, G. E. Seven years of a sailor's life. B., 
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 Clark, G. W. Harp of freedom. N. Y., 1856 
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 Clark, Rev. John. See Father Clark . 30-806 
 
 Clark, H. J. Mind in nature ; or, the origin of life, 
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 Clark, James. Treatise on pulmonary consump- 
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 Clark, J. A. Awake, thou sleeper ! a series of 
 awakening discourses. N. Y., 1856 32-856 
 
 — Gathered fragments. N. Y., 1856 32-855 
 
 — Glimpses of the old world ; or, excursions on 
 
 the continent, and in the island of Great 
 Britain. Ph., 1840. 2 v. . . 27'^-137 
 
 — The pastor's testimony. N. Y., 18.59 32-55 
 
 — Young disciple ; or, a memoir of A. R. Peters. 
 
 N. Y., 1856 .... 30-1225 
 
 Clark, J. F. See Campbell, Mrs. M. 
 
 Clark, J. H. Sight and hearing: how preserved, 
 and how lost. N. Y., 1856 . 10-156 
 
 Clark, L. G. Knick-knacks from an editor's table. 
 N. Y., 1852 .... 33-233 
 
 Clark, N. G. An outline of the elements of the 
 English language, for the use of students. 
 N. Y., 1863 . . . . 22-964 
 
 Clark, R. An account of the national anthem en- 
 titled "God save the king." L., 1832. 8° 
 5-1039 
 
 — (Ed.) The first volume of poetry, [glees, mad- 
 
 rigals, etc.] L., 1824 . . 23-905 
 
 Clark, R. W. Lectures on the formation of char- 
 acter, temptations, and mission of young men. 
 B., 1853 33-431 
 
 — Lectures to young men. W., 1842 33-432 
 Clark, S. The laws of chance. L., 1758. 80 
 
 14-189 
 
 Clark, 8. A. History of St. John's church, Eliza- 
 bethtown, N. J. Ph., 1857 . 32-2339 
 
 Clark, Rev. Thomas. Student's hand-book of com- 
 parative grammar api)lied to the Sanskrit, 
 Zend, Greek, Latin, Gothic, Anglo-Saxon, and 
 English languages. L., 1862 . 22-58 
 
 Clark, W. G. Peloponnesus ; notes of study and 
 travel. L., 1858. 8° . . . 27*^-517 
 
 Clark, W. G. Literary remains ; including the 
 Ollapodiana papers, and a selection from his 
 various prose and poetical writings. N. Y., 
 1844. 80 33-166 
 
 Clarke, Adam. Bibliographical dictionary ; con- 
 taining a chronological account, alphabetically 
 arranged, of books in Latin, Greek, Coptic, 
 Hebrew, Samaritan, Syriac, Chaldee, ^thi- 
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 cluding'the 4th ed. of Dr. Harwood's view of 
 the classics, and an essay on bibliography. 
 Liverpool, 1802. 6 v. . • " 21-28 
 
 — Bibliographical miscellany ; or, supplement to 
 
 the Bibliographical dictionary. L., 1806. 2 v. 
 21-29 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. L., 1836,7. 13 v. 32-2244 
 
 — The being and attributes of God, and his works 
 
 in creation, providence, and grace. 3d ed. 
 N. Y., 1830. 2 V. 8° . . 32-1597 
 
 — Account of the infancy, religious and literary 
 
 life of A. Clarke, written by himself. Ed. by 
 Rev. J. B. B. Clarke. N. Y., 1833 30-88 
 
 — Etheridge, J. W. Life of . . 30-1274 
 Clarke, Sir Arthur. Practical manual for the pre- 
 servation of health, and the prevention of 
 disease incident to the middle and advanced 
 stages of life. L., 1824 . . 10-775 
 
 Clarke, B. British gazetteer : political, commercial, 
 ecclesiastical, and historical ; showing the 
 distances of each place from London and 
 Derby; gentlemen's seats ; populations; inns 
 and hotels ; postal arrangements ; bankers ; 
 markets, fairs, &c. Illustrated by a full set 
 of county maps, with all the railways accu- 
 rately laid down ; forming at once an iron 
 road-book and county atlas. L., 1852. 3 v. 
 8" ...... 25-122 
 
 Clarke, C. The Beauclercs, father and son 18-3804 
 
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CLARKE. 
 
 110 
 
 CLAY. 
 
 Clarke, C. Architectura ecclesiastica Loudini ; or, 
 a graphical survey of the cathedral, collegiate, 
 and parochial clmrches in London. L., 1820. 
 f" 5-754 
 
 Clarke, Rev. C. C. The hundred wonders of the 
 world, and of the three kingdoms of nature. 
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 Clarke, Charles C. Moliere-characters. E., 1865 
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 — Shakespeare-characters ; chiefly those suhordi- 
 
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 — and M. C. " Many happy returns of the day ;" 
 
 a birth-day book. L., I860- . 20-323 
 Clarke, D. Lectures to young people in manufac- 
 turing villages. B., 1836 . . 33-446 
 Clarke, E. D. Travels in the holy land. Ph., 1817 
 28''-54 
 
 — Travels in various countries of Europe, Asia, 
 
 and Africa. K Y., 1813. 4 v. 29i'-14 
 
 — Same, p't I ; Russia, Tartary, and Turkey. 
 
 Ph., 1811. 8° . . . . 29''-13 
 
 — Same, p't II ; Greece, Egypt, and the holy land. 
 
 N. Y., 1814 .... 29b-] 3^ 
 
 — Otter, W. Life and remains of . 30-89 
 Clarke, H. New and comprehensive dictionary of 
 
 the English language ; as spoken and written. 
 
 8d ed. L., 1865 . . . 22-59 
 
 Clarke, John. An essay upon the education of 
 
 youth in grammar schools. L., 1830 13-54 
 
 — An essay upon study. L., 1731 . 13-55,54 
 Clarke, J. F. Eleven weeks in Europe ; and what 
 
 may be seen in that time. B., 1852 27^-270 
 
 — Orthodoxy; its truths and errors. B., 1866 
 
 32-1904 
 
 — Sermons preached in Indiana Place chapel, 
 
 Boston. B., 1864 . . . 32-1313 
 Clarke, L. Elementary treatise on electrical measure- 
 ment ; for the use of telegraph inspectors and 
 operators. L., 1808 . . . 11-330 
 
 Clarke, L. L. Common seaweeds of the British 
 coast and channel islands ; the microscopic 
 beauties of their structure and fructification. 
 L., n. d 9-93 
 
 — Objects for the microscope. L., 1863 9-914 
 Clarke, M. A. The rival princes ; or, a faithful 
 
 narrative of facts relating to the charges 
 against the duke of York, with a variety of 
 authentic and important letters. L., 1810. 
 
 2v 27-'-265 
 
 Clarke, M. C. Complete concordance to Shakes- 
 peare. B., 1853. 8° . . . 24-150 
 
 — Girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines 18-051 
 
 — The iron cousin .... 18-653 
 
 — Kit Bam's adventures . . . 18-653 
 Clarke, M. S., and D. A. Hall. Legislative and doc- 
 umentary history of the bank of the U. S. ; 
 including the original bank of North America. 
 W., 1832. 8" ■ . . . . 1-127 
 
 Clarke, N. H. B. O'Neal the great. F's S. D. v. 
 43 24-221 
 
 — Pirate of the isles. F's S. D. v. 42 34-221 
 Clarke, S. See Leibnitz. 
 
 Clarke, Mrs. S. The ladies' equestrian guide. L., 
 [1857.] 4« 30-390 
 
 Clarke, S. R. Conversations on the history of Eng- 
 land, illustrative of events, institutions, man- 
 ners, and literature, from the earliest ages to 
 the accession of the house of Tudor. L., 
 1830. 2v. 8» . . . . 37»-268 
 
 Clarke, W. Repertorium bibliographicum ; or, 
 some account of the most celebrated British 
 libraries. L., 1819. 8» . . 31-348 
 
 Clarkson, T. History of abolition of the African 
 slave trade by the British parliament. Ph., 
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 • — Same ; abridged by Lewis. Wilmington, 1816 
 27"-270 
 
 — A portraiture of quakerism. N. Y., 1806. 3 v. 
 
 8» 32-176 
 
 — Elmes, J. Monograph . . . 80-1447 
 
 Clarkson, T. Private and public life of William 
 Penn. Ph., 1813,14. 2 v. . 30-414 
 
 Clarville. See Clairville. 
 
 Classic glee book ; a selection of standard glees, 
 madrigals, etc., from the works of Callcot, 
 Ilorsley, Webbe, Stafford Smith, Atwood, 
 Danby, and other celebrated composers. B., 
 n. d. oblong 8° . . . . 5-1061 
 Classic and historic portraits. J. Bruce 30-777 
 Classical and arcliaelogical dictionary. P. A. Nut- 
 tall ; 29"-! 93 
 
 Classical antiquities. T. D. Fosbroke 37«-3132 
 
 Classical dictionary. C. Anthon . 33-1355,6 
 
 Classical dictionary. J. Lempriere . 33-1257- 
 Classical education of boys, remarks on ; by a 
 teacher. B., 1834 . . . 13-56 
 
 Classical literature. J. J. Eschenburg 23-1047 
 
 Classic quotations. J. Elmes . . 33-1046 
 
 — Blagdon, F. AY. New dictionary of 22-936 
 Classical studies. Sears, Edwards, and Felton 
 
 32-1197 
 
 Classical study. Taylor, S. H. Method of 13-225 
 
 Classics. Harwood, E. View of. [Clarke's biblio- 
 
 graphicald.] .... 21-28 
 
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 from 23-849 
 
 — See Greek ; Roman. 
 
 Classification. Agassiz, L. J. R. Essay on 9-903 
 
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 — See Method. 
 
 Classification of the sciences. H. Spencer 15-338 
 
 Clater, F. Every man his own cattle-doctor ; con- 
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 of all the diseases incident to oxen, sheep, 
 swine, poultry, and rabbits. 12th ed., re- 
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 Claude, the colporteur. Miss A. Manning 
 
 18-2033 
 
 Claude Gueux. V. Hugo . . . 34-3417 
 
 Claude, ou le gagne-petit. M'lle S. Ulliac-Trema- 
 deure 34-3877 
 
 Claude Stocq 18-3713 
 
 Claudia. A. M. Douglas . . . 18-3973 
 
 Claudius Ptolemy and the Nile. W. D. Cooley 
 28^^-508 
 
 Claussing, L. Treatise on the Jesuits ; with life of 
 
 the author by S. F. B. Morse. N. Y., 1836 
 
 32-1474 
 
 Clauveau, A. Nouvelles contemporaines. P., 1860 
 34-5204 
 
 Claverhouse. See Dundee. 
 
 Claverings. A. Trollope . . . 18-3283 
 
 Clavers, Mrs. M. [Pseud.] See Kirkland, C. M. 
 
 Claviere, E. See Brissot, J. P. 
 
 Clavigero, F. S. History of Mexico, collected from 
 Spanish and Mexican historians, from manu- 
 scripts and ancient paintings of the Indians ; 
 with critical dissertations on the land, animals, 
 and inhabitants of Mexico. Rich., 1806. 3 v. 
 8° 36»-39 
 
 Clavijo. See Gonzalez de Clavijo. 
 
 Claxton, R. B. Sermon on the death of E. T. Ster- 
 ling. Ph., 1859. 80 . . . 33-933 
 
 Clay, C. M. Writings, including speeches and ad- 
 dresses; edited, with a preface and memoir, 
 by H. Greeley. N. Y., 1848. 8" 3-577 
 
 Clay, H. Private correspondence ; edited by C. 
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 — Speeches; ed. by Richard Chambers. Cin., 
 
 1843. 80 33-680 
 
 — Speeches. Ed. by Calvin Colton. N. Y., 1857, 
 
 2 V. 80 33-681 
 
 — Colton, C. Life and times of . 30-92 
 
 — Lathrop, J. H. Eulogy on . . 30-1607 
 
 — Mallory, D. Life and speeches of 30-91 
 
 — Prentice, G. D. Biography of . 30-93 
 
 — Testimonial of gratitude and affection to. Ph., 
 
 1845. 8« . , . . . 26»-343 
 
 Clay, J. C. Annals of the Swedes on the Delaware. 
 
 Ph., 1858 26''-439 
 
CLAY. 
 
 Ill 
 
 CLIMATE. 
 
 Clay, W. L. The prison chaplain ; a memoir of 
 the Rev. John Clay, with selections from his 
 reports and correspondence, and a sketch of 
 prison discipline in England. Camb., 1861. 
 8» 30-1394 
 
 Clayton, E. C. Celebrated women ; stories of their 
 lives and example, literary, social, and histori- 
 cal. L.,n. d 30-1335 
 
 — Queens of song ; with a chronological list of all 
 
 the operas that have been perfomied in Europe. 
 N. Y., 1865. 8« . . . . 30-1565 
 
 Clayton, .1. W. Personal memoirs of Charles II, 
 with sketches of his court and times. L., 1859. 
 2v 30-1169 
 
 Clayton, R. Journal from Grand Cairo to Mount 
 Sinai and back ; trans, from a MS. written by 
 the prefecto of Egypt ; with remarks on the 
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 17o3. 8° 28''-68 
 
 Cleaning. Love, T. Art of c, dyeing, and scour- 
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 Cleaveland, H. "W"., and Backus. Designs for vil- 
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 5-71 
 
 Cleaveland, P. Elementary treatise on mineralogy 
 and geology. B., 1816. 8" . 9-316 
 
 — See Cleveland. 
 
 Clegg, S., jr. Practical treatise on the manufacture 
 and distribution of coal-gas; its introduction 
 and progressive improvement. Illustrated by 
 engravings, with general estimates. L., 1866. 
 
 4» 6-1012 
 
 Cleghorn, G. Observations on the epidemical 
 
 diseases in Minorca from 1744 to 1749. 4th 
 
 ed. L., 1779. 8° . . . 10-25 
 
 Cleland, J. Annals of Glasgow. Glasg., 1816. 2 v. 
 
 8» 27M320 
 
 CMmence Oge. E. Serret . . . 34-3663 
 Clemencia. C. Bohl de Arron . . 34-20 
 
 Clemens, J. Bernard Lile . . . 18-656 
 
 — Mustang gray .... 18-657 
 
 — The rivals ; a tale of the times of Burr 18-658 
 
 — Tobias Wilson ; a tale of the great rebellion 
 
 . . . . 18-659 
 
 Clement, St. See Apostolical fathers. 
 Clement XIV et Carlo Bertinazzi. H. de Latouche 
 
 . , 34-4319 
 
 Clement, Ch. Etudes sur les beaux arts en France. 
 P., 1863 34-5362 
 
 — Raphael, sa vie et ses oeuvres, Leonard da 
 
 Vinci 34-4656 
 
 Clement, D. Bibliotheque curieuse historique et 
 critique ; ou, catalogue raisonne de livres difi- 
 ciles a trouver. v. 1-9. Leip., 1750-60. 4" 
 
 21-312 
 
 Clement, J. Noble deeds of American women. B., 
 
 1851 30-677 
 
 Clement Lorimer. A. B. Reach . . 18-2578 
 Clementi, M. Original sonaten fur das pianoforte 
 Solo. Herausgegeben und mit fingersatz ver- 
 sehen, von J. Knorr. Also Gradus ad par- 
 nassum, oder die kunst des pianofortespieles 
 durch 100 beispiele gelehrt. Wolfenbixttel. 4° 
 
 5-845 
 
 Clementine. Mme Ch. Reybeaud . 34-5494 
 
 Cleopatra. Abbott, J. History of . 30-657 
 
 Clcopatre. F. d'Amoreux . . , 34-5276 
 Clergy, the. Mullois, I. The c. and the pulpit in 
 their relations to the people . 32-2337 
 
 Clergy of America. J. Belcher . . 32-1137 
 Clergyman's companion. W. Paley v. 5 of 32-165 
 Clergvmen. Alexander, A. Founder and alumni 
 of the log college . . . 30-1962 
 
 — Coleridge, S. T. Notes on English divines 
 
 32-480 
 
 — Dix, J. R. Pen pictures . . 32-389 
 
 — Emery, S. H. Ministry of Taunton 32-1589 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Chaplains and clergy of the revo- 
 
 lution 30-1477 
 
 — Johnson, J. Popular preachers . 32-1431 
 
 Clergymen. Hook, W. F. Lives of the archbishops 
 of Canterbury .... 30-1353 
 
 — Larrabee, W. C. Asbury and his coadjutors 
 
 30-1599 
 
 — Portraits of English c. . . . 30-437 
 
 — Sprague, W. B. Annals of the American pul- 
 
 pit 30-933 
 
 — See Am. Christian record ; Ministry. 
 Clerical economics ; or, hints, rural and household, 
 
 to ministers and others of limited income. E., 
 1842 6-247 
 
 Gierke of Oxenforde. [Pseud.] See J. P. Kennedy 
 . ■, . . . . . 18-337 
 
 Clerk's and conveyancer's assistant. B. V. & A. 
 Abbott 2-288 
 
 Clerk's instructor. W. Smyth . . 1-65 
 
 Clerk's magazine, new ; containing all the most 
 useful forms which occur in business transac- 
 tions. B., 1832 .... 2-110 
 
 Clery, J. B. H. Memoires sur le temple. [Barriere, 
 J. F. ] . . . . V. 9 of 34-3519 
 
 — Journal of occurrences in the tower of the 
 
 temple during the confinement of Louis XVI. 
 Trans, by R. C. Dallas. B., 1799 27^-1645 
 Cleve Hall. Miss E. M. Sewell . . 18-2806 
 Cleveland, C. D. Compendium of classical litera- 
 ture. Ph., 1861 .... 22-976 
 
 — Compendium of English literature, chronologi- 
 
 callj^ arranged ; from Sir J. Mandeville to W. 
 Cowper. Ph., 1847 . . . 22-971,2 
 
 — Compendium of American literature, chrono- 
 
 logically arranged ; with biographical sketches 
 of the authors. Ph., 1859 . . 22-974,5 
 
 — English literature of the nineteenth century ; 
 
 designed for colleges and advanced classes 
 in schools, as well as for private reading. Ph., 
 1851 22-973 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1867 .... 22-973" 
 
 — A verbal index to Milton's complete poetical 
 
 works. Ph., 1868 . . . 23-384^ 
 
 Cleveland, H. Alexander H. Stephens in public and 
 
 private, with letters and speeches before, 
 
 during, and since the war. Ph., [1866.] 8" 
 
 30-1901 
 
 Cleveland, H. R. Life of Henry Hudson. (S. A. 
 B. 10) 30-497 
 
 Cleveland, H. W. S. Hints to riflemen. N. Y., 
 1864 20-324 
 
 Cleveland, R. J. Narrative of voyages and com- 
 mercial enterprises. Camb., 1842. 2 v. 8° 
 29''-267 
 
 Cleveland, Mr., nat. son of O. Cromwell. Life, 
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 Clever Jack, and other tales. Anne Bowman 
 
 18-366 
 
 Clever stories of many nations. J. G. Saxe 23-755 
 Clever woman of the family. Miss Yonge 18-3625 
 Clift-climbers. Mayne Reid . . 18-2622 
 Clifford family, the .... 18-661 
 Climate. Baikie, R. The Neilgherries for invalids 
 28'^-504 
 
 — Blodgett, L. Climatology of the U. S. 11-512 
 
 — Daubeny, C. Lectures on . . 4-179 
 
 — Disturnell, J. Influence of c. in America 
 
 25-181 
 
 — Dove, H. W. Distribution of heat 11-500 
 
 — Francis, D. J. T. Change of c. as a remedy 
 
 10-390 
 
 — Howard, L. Climate of London . 11-125 
 
 — Johnson, P. H. S. Remarks on c. 27^-435 
 
 — Koch, C. Climate of the Crimea 27''-646 
 
 — Lee, E. Influence of . . . 27»>-645 
 
 — Lind, J. Diseases incidental to Europeans in 
 
 hotc 10-464 
 
 — Scoresby-Jackson, R. E. Medical climatology 
 
 10-265 
 
 — Vonstetten, C. H. de. Influence of 2-548 
 
 — Williamson, H. Observations on the climate 
 
 of diflerent parts of America . 10-118 
 
CLIMATE. 
 
 112 
 
 COCHIN CHINA. 
 
 Climate. See Meteorology. 
 
 Climbing plants. Darwin, C. Movements and 
 
 habits of 9-916 
 
 Clinton, De Witt. Campbell, W. W. Life and 
 
 writings of 30-95 
 
 — Renwick, J. Life of . . . 30-94 
 Clinton, H. F. Epitome of the civil and literary 
 
 chronology of Greece, from the earliest ac- 
 comits to the death of Augustus. Ox., 1851. 
 8» 27''-3092 
 
 — Epitome of the civil and literary chronology of 
 
 Rome and Constantinople, from the death of 
 Augustus to the death of H*raclius. Ed. by 
 C. J. F. Clinton. Ox., 1836. 8° 27^-2182 
 
 — Literary remains, consisting of an autobiography 
 
 and literary journal, and brief essays on theo- 
 logical subjects. L.,1854 . . 30-1836 
 
 Clinton ; or, boy life in the country. W. Simonds 
 18-2881 
 
 Clissold, F. Practical hints for the development of 
 the human mind. L., 1830. 8» 33-374 
 
 Clochette d'airain. E. Sue . . 34-3834,4637 
 
 Clocks and watches. Booth, M. L. Manual 6-290 
 
 — Denison, E. B 6-312 
 
 — Wood's curiosities of . . . 6-942 
 Cloister and hearth. C. Reade . . 18-2582 
 Cloncurry, V., Lord. Personal recollections, with 
 
 extracts from correspondence. 2d ed. Dub., 
 
 1850 30-1074 
 
 Cloquet, J. Recollections of the private life of 
 General Lafayette. N. Y., 1836. 2 v. 30-297 
 Cloquet, J. B. Nouveau traite elementaire de per- 
 spective, a I'visage des artistes ; precede des 
 premieres notions de la geometric et de Fop- 
 tique. P., 1823. 4° . . . 34-4612 
 Clos pommier, le. A. Achard . . 34-3010 
 Closer walk. II. Darling . . . 32-999 
 
 Closing scene, the. E. Neale . . 32-308 
 
 Closet hours. R. Palmer , . . 32-328 
 
 Cloud with golden border. Miss Tatem 18-3141 
 Clouded happiness. Countess D'Orsay 18-578 
 
 Cloudesley. W.Godwin . . . 18-1189 
 Clouds and sunshine. C. Reade . . 18-2583 
 Clouds and sunshine in the life of a village pastor 
 
 18-660 
 
 Clough, A. H. Greek history, from Themistocles to 
 Alexander, in a series of lives from Plutarch. 
 L., 1860 27"-30»7 
 
 — Poems; with memoir by C. E. Norton. B., 
 
 1862 23-955 
 
 Cloveruook. Alice Cary . , . 18-567 
 
 Cloveruook children. Alice Cary . 18-568 
 
 Clovis Gosselin. A. Karr . . . 34-3428 
 Club des hirondelles. X. de Montepin 34-3567 
 
 Club-foot. W. Adams . . . 10-733 
 
 — Scoutetten, H. Radical cure of . 10-638 
 Club-life of London. J. Timbs . . 27»-1151 
 Cluskey, M. W. Political text-book, or encyclope- 
 dia. 9th ed. Ph., 1859. 8° . 26^-663 
 
 Coal. Bo wen, E. C. and coal oil . 9-211 
 
 The coal regions of Pennsylvania. No. 4 
 
 v. 3 of 1-341; also 26»-17 
 
 — Childs, C. G. Coal trade. No. 4 v. 5 of 1-341 
 
 — Comparative views of the most important an- 
 
 thracite collieries in Penna., exhibiting their 
 
 avenues to tide-water. Ph., 1835. No. 3 
 
 . V. 3 of 1-341 
 
 — Daddow & Bannan. C, iron, and oil 6-309 
 
 — Fordyce, W. Hist, of c. and coal-fields 6-1022 
 
 — Hull, E. Coal-fields of G. B. . 9-239 
 
 — Henry, M. S. Lehigh valley . 26''-451 
 
 — Jevons, W. S. The coal question 1-225 
 
 — Johnson, W. R. Coal trade of British America, 
 
 etc 6-870 
 
 Report of experiments on . 6-869 
 
 Same. No. 5 . . . v. 5 of 1-341 
 
 Review of same. No. 6 . v. 5 of 1-341 
 
 — Leslie, J. P. Manual of c. and its topography 
 
 9-250 
 
 — Our coal and our coal pits . . 6-385 
 
 Coal. Report of committee of senate of Penn. 
 Harrisb., 1834. 126 pp. No. 21 v. 3 of 1-341 
 
 — Smyth, W. W. C. and coal mining 6-415 
 
 — Statistics of the coal trade of the U.S., moved 
 
 towards the seaboard, for 1866, with the prize 
 essays on mining bituminous coal. Pottsville, 
 1867. 8" 1-343 
 
 — Sweet, S. H. New York report, 1865 1-303 
 
 — Tayloi-, R. C. Statistics of coal . 9-299 
 Same. 2d ed 9-300 
 
 — Williams, C. W. Combustion of . 6-940 
 
 — See Collieries ; Fuel ; Mining. 
 
 Coal companies' reports, charters, etc. 1-341 
 
 Coal oil. See Petroleum. 
 
 Coale, W. E. Hints on health, with familiar instruc- 
 tions for the treatment and preservation of 
 the skin, hair, teeth, and eyes. B., 1857 10-168 
 Coast defence. Scheliha . . . 6-690 
 
 Coast lines. Lawson, W. Geography of 25-124 
 Coast survey, U. 8. Report of superintendent, 
 showing progress for 1851-5 ; 1858,60 ; 1862-5. 
 W., 1852-67. 15 V. 8» and 4«' . 6-986 
 
 — See Navigation. 
 
 Coates, R. See Godman, J. D. 
 
 Cobb, J. The doctor and the apothecary. B. D. 
 V. 1 24-143 
 
 Cobb, J. B. Leisure labors ; or, miscellanies, his- 
 torical, literary, and political. N. Y., 1858 
 . 33-346 
 
 — Mississippi scenes .... 18-3692 
 Cobb, T. R. R. Historical sketch of slavery, from 
 
 the earliest periods. Ph., 1858. 8" 2-623 
 
 Cobbe, F. P. Broken lights ; an inquiry into the 
 
 condition and prospects of religious faith. 
 
 L., 1864 32-1323 
 
 — Cities of the past. L., 1864 . . 28''-475 
 
 — Essay on intuitive morals ; being an attempt to 
 
 popularize ethical science. (Part 1, Theorj^ 
 of morals.) B., 1859 . . . 15-135 
 
 — Essays on the pursuits of women, and on female 
 
 education. L., 1863 . . . 2-627 
 
 — Hours of work and play. Ph., 1867 33-1334 
 
 — Italics ; brief notes on politics, people, and 
 
 places in Italy in 1864. L., 1864 27''-699 
 
 — Religious duty. B., 1865 . . 32-1544 
 
 — Studies, ethical and social. L., 1865 33-1374 
 Cobbett, W. Advice to young men, on the duties 
 
 of life. Ph., n. d. . . . 33-863 
 
 — Cottage economj'. L., 1823 . . 6-167 
 
 — French grammar ; or, plain instructions for the 
 
 learning of French. N. Y., 1832 22-61 
 
 — Legacy to laborers ; or, what is the right which 
 
 the lords have to the lands of England. L., 
 1834 .:.... 2-616 
 
 — Manchester lectures, in support of fourteen re- 
 
 form propositions. L., 1882 . 2-617 
 
 — Protestant "reformation" in England and Ire- 
 
 land. Dub., 1867 . . . 32-2280 
 
 — Campaign of Suworow in Italy . 27''-2862 
 
 — Bulwer, H. L. Historical characters, v. 2 
 
 30-2336 
 
 Cobbold, R. H. Pictures of the Chinese, drawn by 
 
 tliemselves. L., 1860 , . 28''-33o 
 
 Cobden, J. C. The while slaves of England. Aub., 
 
 1853 27''-737 
 
 Cobden, R. Political writings. L., 1867. 2 v. 8» 
 2-620 
 
 — McGilchrist, J. Biography of . 30-1729 
 
 — Van de Weyer, S. Richard Cobden, roi des 
 
 Beiges 34-5512 
 
 Cochin, A. Results of emancipation. Trans, by 
 M. L. Booth. B., 1863 . . 2-619 
 
 — Results of slavery. Trans, by M. L. Booth. 
 
 B., 1863 2-618 
 
 Cochin China. Barrow, J. Voyage to. 1792,3 
 29''-520 
 
 — Brown, E. Seaman's captivity on coast of 
 
 28''-378 
 
 — Campagnes glorieuses du r6gne de Napoleon III. 
 
 34-4374 
 
COCHIN CHINESE. 
 
 113 
 
 COKE. 
 
 Cocliin Chinese and Latin diet. J. M. Monone 
 22-427 
 
 Cochois, Mile. See Argens . . 33-909 
 
 Cochrane, C. S. Journal of a residence and travels 
 
 in Colombia, in 1823,4. L., 1825. 2 v. 8° 
 
 26i'-646 
 
 Cochrane, J. Treatise on the game of chess ; con- 
 taining the games on odds, from the "Traite 
 des Amateurs ;" the games of the celebrated 
 anonymous Modenese, and a catalogue of 
 writers on chess. L., 1822. 8°. 20-17 
 
 Cochrane, J. D. Narrative of a pedestrian journey 
 through Russia and Siberian Tartary, in 1820-3. 
 P., 1824. 8° .... 28'^-456 
 
 Cock, S. The narrative of Robert Adams, a sailor, 
 who was wrecked on the western coast of 
 Africa in 1810, was detained in slavery by 
 the Arabs of the great desert, and resided in 
 Tombuctoo. L., 1816. 4° . 28'>-902 
 
 Cockayne, O. [Ed.] Hali Meidenhad, (E. E. T. S. 
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 — Seinte Marherete. (E. E. T. S. p't. 13) 
 
 vol. 8 of 22-1 043 
 
 Cockburn, Sir G. Buonaparte's voyage to St. Helena; 
 comprising the diary of Sir G. Cockburn, 
 during his passage from England to St. Helena, 
 in 1815. B., 1833 . . . 30-394 
 
 Cockburn, H. T., Lord. Life of Lord Jeffrey ; with 
 a selection from his correspondence. P., 1856. 
 8° 30-884 
 
 — Memorials of his time. N. Y., 1856 27''-182i 
 Cockburn, J. Review of the causes which have pro- 
 duced the late disorders and divisions in the 
 yearly meeting of friends. Ph., 1829. 8° 
 
 32-1111 
 
 Cockton, H. Percy Effingham . . 18-662 
 
 — Valentine Vox, the ventriloquist . 18-664 
 Cocu, le. C. P. de Kock . . . 34-4836 
 Cod liver oil. Jongh, L. J. de. Chemical and thera- 
 peutic properties of . . . 10-377 
 
 Code fran(jais. Code civU, et motifs. C-A-vec sup- 
 plement.) P., 1819-21. 12 V. . 34-4268 
 
 — Conference du c. c. P., 1805. 8 v. 34-4269 
 
 — Code de commerce (texte et motifs). P., 1812 
 
 34-4271 
 
 — Code d'instruction criminelle (texte et motifs). 
 
 P 3^^4272 
 
 — Code de procedure civile (texte et motifs). P., 
 
 1808,24. 2v 34r4270 
 
 — Code penal (texte, motifs, et rapports). P., 
 
 1810,12. 2 V 34-4273 
 
 Code Napoleon ; or, the French civil code. Literally 
 
 translated by a barrister of the inner temple. 
 
 L., 1824. 8° .... 2-22 
 
 Code of Gentoo laws ; or, ordination of the pundits, 
 
 from a Persian translation, [by F. B. Hal- 
 
 hed.] L., 1781. 8° . . . 2-20 
 
 — Same. L., 1776. 4° . . . 2-450 
 Code of health and longevity. J. Sinclair 10-141 
 Code of procedure of the state of New York, as 
 
 amended in 1857 ; with notes, an appendix, 
 and index. 5th ed., by J. Townshend. N. 
 Y., 1857. 8° . . . . 2-285 
 
 Code of 1650, a compilation of the earliest laws and 
 orders of the general court of Conn. ; with 
 extracts from the laws and judicial proceed- 
 ings of New Haven colony, commonly called 
 blue laws. Hart., 1822 . . 2-8 
 
 Code penal. Draft of c. for the state of New York 
 
 2-226 
 
 Codes (les cinq) de I'empire franqais . 34-4194 
 Codman, J. Ten months in Brazil. B., 1867 26^-626 
 Coe, R. Poems. Ph., 1862 . . 23-672 
 
 Coe, W., jr. Christian duties and cautions, relating 
 to the holy estate of matrimony. L., [1859] 
 
 32-827 
 
 CcBlebs in search of a wife. Mrs. H. More 18-2251 
 Coeur, Jacques. Life and times, by L. S. Costello 
 
 27«-1658 
 
 Coeur, le, et la dot. F. Mallefille . . 34-3506 
 
 Coffee culture. See Colonial essays . 2-935 
 
 Coffey, C. The devil to pay. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 3 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 14 . . . 24-191 
 Coffin, C. C. Following the flag from August, 1861, 
 
 to November, 1862. with the army of the Po 
 tomac. By Carleton. B.,1865 26''-589 
 
 — Four years of fighting. B., 1866. 8" 26='-805 
 
 — "Winning his way .... 18-667 
 Coffin, J. History of Newbury, Newburyport, etc. 
 
 B., 1845. 8° .... 26»-281 
 Coffin, J. H. Elements of conic sections and ana- 
 lytical geometry. N. Y., 1859. 8» 14-131 
 Coffin, R. B. Cakes and ale at Woodbine ; from 
 twelfth night to new year's day. By "Barry 
 Gray" 18-4035 
 
 — Matrimonial infelicities . . . 18-666 
 
 — My married life at Hillside . . 18-665 
 
 — Out of town 18-3796 
 
 Cogan, T. Philosophical treatise on the passions. 
 
 B., 1821. 8« .... 15-20 
 
 Coggeshall, G. Historical sketch of commerce and 
 
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 — History of the American privateers, and letters 
 
 of marque, during our war with England, in 
 the years 1812-14 ; interspersed with several 
 naval battles between American and British 
 ships of war. N. Y., 1856. 8" . 26''-349 
 
 — Voyages to various parts of the world, made 
 
 between 1799 and 1844. N. Y., 1851. 2 v. 
 
 80 29''-88 
 
 Coggeshall, Wm. T. Easy Warren . 18-670 
 
 — The newspaper record, containing a complete 
 
 list of newspapers and periodicals in the 
 United States, Canadas, and Great Britain. 
 Ph., 1856. 80 ... . 21-145 
 
 — Poets and poetry of the west ; with biographical 
 
 and critical notices. Columbus, 1860. 8" 
 23-1306 
 
 — Stories of frontier adventure in the south and 
 
 west . ■ 18-669 
 
 Cohen, J. S. Inhalation ; its therapeutics and prac- 
 tice. Ph., 1867 .... 10-761 
 Cohen, M. M. Notices of Florida and the campaigns. 
 Charleston, 1836 . . . 26''-4G 
 Coiner, the. G. Griffin . . . 18-3680 
 Coins and coinage. Akerman, J. Y. Ancient 
 
 coins 27«-3350 
 
 -■ Study of ancient and modern coins 29»-118 
 
 — Cardwell, E. Greeks and Romans 27^-3087 
 
 — Crocker, J. Remarks on systems of coinage 
 
 1-184 
 
 — Eckfeldt, J. R. Gold and silver c. 1-124 
 and W. E. DuBois. Manual of gold and 
 
 silver coins 1-522 
 
 — Hawkins, E. Silver coins of England 27»-532 
 
 — Humphreys, H. N. Coin collector's manual 
 
 29-^91 
 
 Coinage of the British empire . 37»-591 
 
 — International coinage . . . 1-320 
 
 — Martin, L. C, and C. Triibner. Current gold 
 
 and silver coins .... 1-326 
 
 — Merrey, W. Coinage of England 1-314 
 
 — Poste, B. Gaulish and British coins 27^960 
 
 — Prime, W. C. Coins, medals, and seals 
 
 29«-126 
 
 — Seally, H. N. Coins, currency, and banking 
 
 1-95 
 
 — Snowden, J. R. Description of ancient and 
 
 modern coins .... 29*-121 
 
 — Walsh, R. Essay on ancient coins, medals, and 
 
 Wjems ...... 32-275 
 
 arren, J. L. Greek federal coinage 27»-3279 
 
 — See Money ; Numismatics. 
 
 Coke, E. Johnson, C. W. Life of . 30-686 
 
 Coke, E. T. A subaltern's furlough ; parts of the 
 
 United States, Upper and Lower Canada, 
 
 ISTew Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, 1832. 
 
 N. Y., 1833. 2v. ... 26''-507 
 
 8 
 
COKE. 
 
 114 
 
 COLES. 
 
 Coke, R. Detection of the court and state of Eng- 
 land during the four last reigns and the inter- 
 regnum ; consisting of private memoirs, &c. 
 3ded. L., 1697 .... 27»-271 
 Colardeau, C. P. CEuvres choisies. Caliste, trage- 
 die ; et poesies diverses. P., 1817 84-4446 
 Colbert, J. B. James, G. P. R. Life of 80-256,8 
 Colboum, Sir J. See Seaton . . 27^718 
 Colburn, W. First lessons in arithmetic. B., 1822 
 
 14-114 
 
 Colburn, Z. Locomotive engineering and the mech- 
 anism of railways ; a treatise on the principles 
 and construction of the locomotive engine, 
 railway carriages, and railway plant. Pts. 
 1-11. Glasgow, 1864. 4° . . 6-1082 
 
 — Gas-works of London. L., 1865 . 6-807 
 Colburn's new monthly. See New monthly 17-78 
 Colburn's united service magazine. See United 
 
 service 17-29 
 
 Colchester, C. A., Lord. Diary and correspondence, 
 
 ed. by his son. L., 1861. 3 v. 8° 27''-274 
 Cold. Boyle, R. Experiments and observations 
 
 on 11-296 
 
 Colden, C. D. Life of R. Fulton. N. Y., 1817. 
 
 80 30-191 
 
 Colds. Hunter, R. Popular treatise on 10-781 
 
 — Moore, G. Some diseases of the nose, throat, 
 
 air-tubes, and lungs .' . . 10-787 
 
 — See Respiration. 
 
 Cole, A. Tribute of affection to the memory of the 
 
 late Rev. G. W. Cole. Portland, 1845 30-588 
 Cole, D. Principles of English grammar applied. 
 
 Trenton, 1853 .... 22-60 
 
 Cole, H. First exercises for children in light, shade, 
 
 and color, with illustrations. L., 1840 5-480 
 Cole, H. W. The middle classes and the borough 
 
 franchise. L., 1866. . . . 27^-34 
 
 Cole, J. E. A criticism on the present system of 
 
 rigging ships. N. Y., 1860. 32 pp. 8" 1-210 
 Cole, J. W. Life and theatrical times of Charles 
 
 Kean, including a summary of the English 
 
 stage for the last fifty years. L., 1859. 2 v. 
 30-1209 
 
 — Memoirs of British generals distinguished during 
 
 the penipsular war. L., 1856. 2 v. 30-1421 
 Cole, T. Noble, L. L. Life and genius of 30-1034 
 Cole, W. View of modem psalmody. Colchester, 
 
 1819 5-1044 
 
 Colebrooke, H. T. Essays on the religion and phil- 
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 Coleman, C. Mythology of the Hindus, with notices 
 of various tribes inhabiting the two penin- 
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 and an appendix comprising the minor ava- 
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 L., 1832. 4» .... 82-2013 
 
 Coleman, J. General index to printed pedigrees in 
 county and local histories. L., 1866. 8" 
 
 27»-276 
 
 Coleman, L. Ancient Christianity exemplified in 
 the private, domestic, social, and civil life of 
 the primitive Christians and in the original in- 
 stitutions, offices, ordinances, and rites of the 
 church. Ph., 1856. 8» . . 32-435 
 
 — Antiquities of the Christian church. And., 1841. 
 
 8» 32-57 
 
 — The apostolical and primitive church ; with an 
 
 introductory essay by A. Neander. 3d ed. 
 Ph., 1853 32-790 
 
 — Historical text book and atlas of biblical geog- 
 
 raphy. Ph., 1855. 8° . . 32-2008 
 
 Coleman, W. S. Our woodlands, heaths, and hedges. 
 
 A popular description of trees, shrubs, etc., 
 
 with notices of their insect inhabitants. L., 
 
 1859 9-26 
 
 Colenso, J. W. Geometrical problems as given in 
 his edition of Euclid's elements. With a key. 
 L., 1863 ..... 14-63 
 
 — The peutateuch and book of Joshua critically 
 
 examined. N. Y. and L., 1863-5. 5 v. 32-1011 
 
 Colenso, J. W. Natal sermons. L., 1866. 8° 
 32-2267 
 
 — St. Paul's epistle to the Romans; newly trans- 
 
 lated, and explained from a missionary point 
 of view. N. Y., 1863 . . . 32-1010 
 
 — Trial; — opinion by the b'p of Grahamstown. 
 
 L., 1864. 8» . . . . 32-2500 
 
 — See Birks, T. R. ; Gumming, J. ; Green, W. H. ; 
 
 Kuenan, A. ; Mahan, M. ; Oort, H. ; Silver, A. ; 
 Young, J. R. 
 Coleoptera. Shuckard, W. E. [Ed.] British c. 
 Figures by W. Spry . . , 9-733 
 
 — See Entomology ; Insects. 
 
 Coleridge, Hartley. Lives of northern worthies. 
 New edition, with the corrections of the 
 author, and the marginal observations of S. 
 T. Coleridge. L., 1852. 3 v. . 30-723 
 
 — Poems. With a memoir of his life by his 
 
 brother. L., 1851. 2 v. . . 23-328 
 
 Coleridge, H. N. Introductions to the study of the 
 
 Greek classic poets. Ph., 1881 22-981,2 
 
 — Six months in the West Indies in 1825. N. Y., 
 
 1826 26'>-188 
 
 Coleridge, Herbert. Glossarial index to the printed 
 English literature of the thirteenth century. 
 L., 1859. 8» .... 22-64 
 
 Coleridge, S. T. Complete works; with an intro- 
 ductory essay upon his philosophical and theo- 
 logical opinions by W. G. T. Shedd. N. Y., 
 1853-6. 7v. .... 33-777 
 
 — Aids to reflection ; with a preliminary essay by 
 
 John McVickar. L., 1839 . . 15-22 
 
 -•— Same ; with preliminary essay by J. Marsh. 
 
 Burlington, 1829. 8° . . . ' 15-21 
 
 — Biographia literaria ; or, biographical sketches 
 
 of literary life and opinions. N. Y., 1847,52. 
 2v 22-984,5 
 
 — Confessions of an inquiring spirit. Ed. by H. 
 
 N. Coleridge. B., 1841 . . 82-236 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1863 . . . 32-236* 
 
 — The friend : a series of essays, to aid in the for- 
 
 mation of fixed principles in politics, morals, 
 and religion. Burlington, 1831. 8» 15-21 
 
 — Hints towards the formation of a more compre- 
 
 hensive theory of life. Ed. by S. B. Watson. 
 Ph., 1848 15-23 
 
 — Method. L., 1849 .... 15-152 
 
 — Notes and lectures upon Shakespeare and some 
 
 of the old poets and dramatists, with other 
 literary remains. Ed. by Mrs. H. N. Cole- 
 ridge. L.,1849. 2v. . . . 22-983 
 
 — Notes on English divines. Ed. by Rev. Der- 
 
 went Coleridge. L., 1853. 2 v. . 32-480 
 
 — Poems ; with an essay on his life and writings. 
 
 N. Y., 1848 23-54 
 
 — Poetical and dramatic works. L., 1844 24-10 
 
 — Same ; with a memoir. B., 1854. 3 v. 23-445 
 
 — Seven lectures on Shakespeare and Milton ; a 
 
 list of all the MS. emendations in Mr. Collier's 
 folio, 1632 ; and an introductory preface by J. 
 P. Collier. L., 1856. 8» . . 24-102 
 
 — Specimens of table talk. N. Y., 1835 33-795 
 
 — Cottle, J. Reminiscences of . . 30-109 
 
 — Stirling, J. H. De Quincy and C. upon 
 
 Kant 22-1223 
 
 — See Brae, A. E. 
 
 Coles, E. English dictionary. L., 1732 22-62 
 
 Coles, G. Heroines of methodism ; or, pen and ink 
 sketches of the mothers and daughters of the 
 church. N. Y., 1857 . . . 32-1563 
 Coles, L. B. Beauties and deformities of tobacco- 
 using ; or, its ludicrous and its solemn reali- 
 ties. B., 1853 .... 10-524 
 
 — Philosophy of health; natural principles of 
 
 health and cure, or health and cure without 
 
 drugs. B., 1851 .... 10-136 
 
 Coles, Miriam. Frank Warrington . 18-672 
 
 — Louie's last term at St. Mary's . 18-675 
 
 — Roundhearts and other stories . 18-(57l 
 
 — Rutledge 18-673 
 
COLES. 
 
 115 
 
 COLLOQUIES. 
 
 Coles, Miriam. St. Philip's . . 18-668 
 
 — The Sutherlands .... 18-674 
 Colet, Mme Louise. Enfances celebres. P., 1862 
 
 34-5077 
 
 — Lui : Roman conlemporain. P., 1860 
 
 34-3144 
 
 Colfax, S. Life and principles of Abraham Lincoln. 
 Ph., 1865. 8» . . . . 30-u. p. 
 
 — Moore, A. Y. Life of . . . 30-2374 
 
 — See Bowles, S 26''-556 
 
 Colin Cloute. J. Skelton . . v. 2 of 23-448 
 Colin Clouts explained. A. E. Hitchcock 23-«28 
 Colladay, W. R. Genealogical and chronological 
 
 table of the sovereigns of England. N. Y., 
 
 1863 27''-279 
 
 Colle, C. (Euvres choisies. P., 1819 . 84-3169 
 
 — La partie de chasse. C. A. C. v. 7 34-3138 
 
 — La verite dans le vin — Comedie . 34-3519 
 Colleccion de refranes y locuciones familiares de la 
 
 lengua Castellana, con su correspondencia 
 Latina. Por F. V. y M. B. Barcelona, 1841 
 
 34-11 
 
 Collectanea topographica and genealogica. L., 
 
 1834-43. 8v. 8» . . . 27«-278 
 
 Collection and selection of English prologues and 
 
 epilogues, from Shakespeare to Garrick. L., 
 
 1779. 4v 24-22 
 
 Collection of epigrams, -with critical dissertion. L., 
 
 1727. 2v 23-927 
 
 Collection of scarce and valuable tracts on subjects 
 chiefly such as relate to the history and con- 
 stitution of these kingdoms ; selected from 
 public and private libraries, particularly that 
 of Lord Sommers. L., 1748. 4 v. 4" 
 
 27''-4044 
 
 Collections of historical societies. See names of so- 
 cieties. 
 Collector's assistant. J. Livingston . 2-361 
 
 College life. S. Olin .... 13-156 
 
 College, market, and court. C. H. Dall 2-633 
 
 College of physicians of Philadelphia. Summary of 
 transactions. Vols. 1-3, and 1 of new series. 
 Ph., 1846-53. 4 V. 8« . . 10-456 
 
 College words and customs. B. H. Hall 22-111 
 Collegiate system. F. Wayland . . 13-231 
 
 Collegian's guide. Jas. Pycroft . . 13-57 
 
 Collegians. G. Griffin . . . 18-3685 
 
 CoUetta, P. History of the kingdom of Naples, 
 1734-1825 ; trans, by S. Horner, with a sup- 
 plementary chapter, 1825-1856. E., 1858. 
 
 2v. 8» 27»^2186 
 
 Collier, G. France, Holland, and the Netherlands 
 a century ago ; ed. by Mrs. C. Tennant. L. , 
 
 1865. 80 27^-852 
 
 Collier, Jeremy. Immorality of the English stage. 
 
 3d ed. L. 1698 .... 24^188 
 
 Collier, J. D. The life of A. Newland, with some 
 
 account of the bank of England. L., 1808 
 
 30-2314 
 
 Collier, J. P. Bibliographical and critical account 
 of the rarest books in the English language. 
 N. Y., 1866. 4 V. . . . 21-30 
 
 — History of English dramatic poetry to the time 
 
 of Shakespeare, and annals of the stage to the 
 restoration. L., 1831. 3 v. . 22-989 
 
 — Memoirs of E. Alleyn, including some new 
 
 particulars respecting Shakespeare, Ben Jon- 
 son, Massinger, Marston, and Dekker, and 
 memoirs of the principal actors in the plays 
 of Shakespeare. L., 1841-6. 8» 30-1153 
 
 — Notes and emendations to the text of Shake- 
 
 speare's plays, from early manuscript correc- 
 tions in a copy of the folio, 1632. N. Y., 
 1853 24-149 
 
 — Shakespeare's library ; a collection of the ro- 
 
 mances, novels, poems, and histories used by 
 Shakespeare as the foundation of his dramas. 
 L., 1843. 2v. 8° . . . 24-77 
 
 — Brae, A. E. Collier, Coleridge, and Shake- 
 
 speare 24-103 
 
 Collier, J. P. Dyce, A. Remarks on Collier's 
 edition of Shakespeare . . 24-74 
 
 — Singer, S. W. Text of Shakespeare vindicated 
 
 24-58 
 
 Collier, R. P. Law relating to mines. Ph., 1853. 
 
 8° V. 79 of 2-55 
 
 Collier, W. F. History of the British empire. L., 
 
 1864 27»-280 
 
 — History of English literature, in a series of bio- 
 
 graphical sketches. L.,1862 . 22-991 
 
 — Pictures of periods, a sketch-book of old Eng- 
 
 lish life. E., 1865 . . . 1&-697 
 
 Collier de far. E. Sue . . . 3^3834,4637 
 Collieries and colliers. Fowler, J. C. Law and 
 
 leading cases relating to . . 2-166 
 
 — Life amongst the colliers . . 33-905 
 
 — See Coal ; Mining. 
 
 Collin d'Harleville, J. F. Les chateaux en Espagne, 
 le vieux celebataire. C. A. C. v. 8 34-3139 
 
 CoUings, J. Outline of the American school sys- 
 tem ; with remarks on the establishment of 
 common schools in England. Birmingham, 
 1868. 8" 13-93 
 
 Collingwood, C. Rambles of a naturalist on the 
 shores and waters of the China sea. L., 1868. 
 8° 28''-587 
 
 Collingwood, Cuthbert, Lord. Selections from the 
 public and private correspondence : inter- 
 spersed with memoirs of his life. By G. L. N. 
 Collingwood. N. Y., 1829. 8° . 30-105 
 
 Collins, A. Peerage of England ; containing a gene- 
 alogical and historical account of all the peers 
 of England now existing, their descents and 
 collateral lines ; famous actions, and many 
 valuable memoirs never before printed. 3d ed. 
 L., 1756. 6 V. 8° . . . 27»-283 
 
 Collins, A. M. Mrs. Ben Darby . . 18-678 
 
 Collins, D. Horse-trainer's and sportsman's guide ; 
 the duties of grooms, etc. L., 1865 20-326 
 
 Collins, F. Voyages to Portugal, Spain, Sicily, 
 Malta, Asia-Minor, Egypt, etc., from 1796- 
 1801. Ph., 1809 . . . 29i'-226 
 
 Collins, L. Historical sketches of Kentucky, em- 
 bracing its history, antiquities, and natuial 
 curiosities, geographical, statistical, and geo- 
 logical descriptions ; with anecdotes of pioneer 
 life. Cin., 1847. 8" . . . 26'^47 
 
 Collins, P. Voyage down the Amoor ; with a land 
 journey through Siberia. N. Y.,1860 28b-339 
 
 Collins, R. Practical treatise on midwifery. Ph., 
 1838. 80 . . . . . 10-639 
 
 Collins, S. Miscellanies. Ph., 1842 . 33-188 
 
 Collins, William. Poetical works. B., 1853 23-355 
 
 — Same. B., 1857 .... 23-767 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-494 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-243 
 Collins, W. Wilkie. After dark . . 18-679 
 
 — Antonina ; or, the fall of Rome . 18-680 
 
 — Armadale 18-689 
 
 — Basil ; or, crossed path . . . 18-682 
 
 — Dead secret 18-683 and v. 4 and 5 of 18-2340 
 
 — Hide and seek .... 18-684 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of William Collins ; with 
 
 selections from his journals and correspon- 
 dence. L., 1848. 2 V. . . 30-994 
 
 — Moonstone 18-681 
 
 — No name 18-685 
 
 — Plot in private life, and other tales 18-686 
 
 — Queen of hearts .... 18-687 
 
 — Sister Rose ; the stolen mask ; the yellow mask 
 
 . . . . . . 18-690 
 
 — Woman in white .... 18-688 
 Collinson, P., tribute to. Ph., 1851. 8" 80-1607 
 Collisions at sea. New York chamber of commerce 
 
 in relation to .... 1-210 
 
 — Phila. board of trade upon law of . 1-210 
 Collodion processes. T. Sutton . . 6-952 
 
 — See Photography. 
 
 Colloquies of Edward Osborne, Miss A. Manning 
 18-20b4 
 
COLLOT. 
 
 116 
 
 COLTON. 
 
 l^JoUot, A. G. Chefs-d'oeuvre dramatiques de la 
 langue fraiKjaise, mis en ordre progressif et 
 annot^s. N. Y. et Ph., 1847 . 34-4231 
 
 — Progressive French anecdotes and questions. 
 
 (For American students of French.) Ph., 1849 
 34-4339 
 
 — Progressive French grammar and exercises, on 
 
 the basis of Levizac's French grammar. Ph., 
 1856 23-67 
 
 — Progressive interlinear French reader, on Locke's 
 
 plan of instruction. Ph., 1854 . 22-417 
 
 Collyer, R. Nature and life: sermons. B., 1867 
 
 32-2307 
 
 L., 1823 
 
 33-131 
 
 24-143 
 
 24-143 
 
 V. 24 
 
 24-71 
 
 24-143 
 
 24-221 
 
 24-142 
 
 24-1 0-; 
 
 24-191 
 
 pieces in 
 
 33-172 
 
 24-143 
 
 D. L. 
 
 24-107 
 
 24-221 
 
 24-141 
 
 24-142 
 
 Beaumont 
 
 11 of 24-71 
 
 Colman, G. Circle of anecdote and vfit 
 
 The deuce is in him. B. D. v 
 
 Snme. M. B. D. 5 . 
 
 The jealous wife. Comedy. 
 
 B. B. T 
 
 V. 9 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 4 . 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . 
 
 — Polly Honeycombe. D. L. T 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 6 
 
 — Prose on several occasions, with some 
 
 verse. L., 1787. 3 v. 
 
 — Ways and means. B. D. v. 1 
 
 — and D. Garrick. Clandestine marriage 
 
 T. V. 3 
 
 F's S. D. V. 5 . 
 
 I; B. T. V. 5 
 
 M. B. D. V. 4 . 
 
 — See Dreams — Jonathan in England 
 
 and Fletcher. Bonduca . v, 
 
 — See Milton, J. Comus. 
 Colman, G., jr. Blue devils. F's S. D. 
 
 — Broad grins. Wor., 1804 
 
 — The heir at law — a comedy 
 
 Same. 
 Same. 
 Same. 
 
 V. 9 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 35 . 
 
 — Inkle and Yarico ; an opera. I. B. 
 
 — The iron chest. F's S. D. v. 6 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 19 and 23 
 
 — John Bull ; a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 — The mountaineers. F's S. D. v, 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 33 . 
 
 — Poetical works. N. Y., 1853 
 
 — The poor gentleman — a comedy. 
 
 34-331 
 23-732 
 F's S. D. V. 12 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 
 T. V. 8 
 24-141 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 24-141 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 23-347 
 
 . D. V. 3 
 24-331 
 24-141 
 
 30-1500 
 24-331 
 24-141 
 
 V. 16 
 
 F'sS 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 6 
 
 — Eandom records. L., 1830. 2 v. . 
 
 — The review. F's Q. D. v. 35 . 
 
 — The surrender of Calais. I. B. T. v. 16 
 Colman, H. European agriculture and rural econ- 
 omy; from personal observation. B., 1860. 
 8° • 4-46 
 
 — European life and manners. B., 1849. 2 v. 
 
 27''-216 
 
 34-3523 
 
 18-3198 
 
 34-4575 
 
 34-3145 
 
 26^-91 
 
 1823-4 
 
 26»>-646 
 
 26'>-28 
 
 80-42 
 
 26^-645 
 
 Colomba. P. Merimee 
 
 — P. Merimee. English 
 Colombe, la. A. Dumas 
 Colonibey, E. Les causes gaies. P. . 
 Colombia. Bache R. Notes. 1822,3 
 
 — Cochrane, C. S. Residence and travels. 
 
 — Duane, W. Visit, 1822,3 
 
 — Holstien's account of . . . 
 
 — Mollien, G. Travels, 1822,3 
 
 — Recollections of a service during the war of ex- 
 
 termination .... 26''-985 
 
 — Walker. Account of geog., statist., etc. 26^-647 
 
 — See names of separate states. 
 Colombo, C. See Columbus. 
 
 Colonel Floyd's wards. Mrs. Terhune 18-3174 
 
 Colonial essays. Translated from the Dutch. L., 
 
 1864 2-935 
 
 Co'onial administration of Great Britain, S. S. Bell 
 
 27'^63 
 
 Colonial records. See names of states. 
 
 Colonial policy of European powers. H. Brougham 
 
 37-'-3372 
 
 Colonial policy of Russell's administration. R. Grey 
 
 37'M83 
 
 Colonies, government of. See Help's Spanish con- 
 quest ...... 26='-338 
 
 Colonization and colonies. Alexander, A. West 
 coast of Africa .... 29"-203 
 
 — Freeman, F. Plea for Africa . 2-658 
 
 — Guriey, R. R. Life of J. Ashmun 30-1395 
 
 Mission to England . • . 27''-722 
 
 — ' Merivale, H. Lectures of c. and c. 29''-129 
 
 — Pownall, T. Administration of the colonies 
 
 26='-158 
 
 — Roebuck, J. A. Colonies of England 36''-935 
 
 — Smith, G. The empire . . . 27^086 
 
 — See Migration, and names of countries coloniz- 
 
 ing and colonized. 
 Colonization society. See American c. s. 
 Colonna, V. TroHope, T. A. Life of 30-1497 
 
 Collonnes d'Hercule. E. Capendu . 34-3110 
 Color and coloring. Boyle, R. Experiments on 
 
 colors 8-2 
 
 — Burnet, J. Practical hints on color in painting 
 
 5-715 
 
 — Chevreul, E. Harmony and contrast of colors 
 
 5-97 
 
 — Field, G. Chromotography . . 5-347 
 
 — Harris, M. Natural system of colors 5-770 
 
 — Hay, D. R. Laws of harmonious coloring 
 
 5-225 
 
 — Hayter, C. New practical treatise on color 
 
 , 5-761 
 
 — Neuman's manual as applied to photographs 
 
 6-894 
 
 Principles and practice of coloring 6-893 
 
 — Wilkinson, J. G. On color . . 5-132 
 
 — See Optics ; Painting. 
 
 Colormaker's companion . . . 6-823 
 
 Colorado. Hollister, O. J. Mines of . 26''-632 
 
 — Taylor, B. Summertrip to . . 26K-583 
 Colorado river. Sitgreaves, L. Expedition down the 
 
 26''— 335 
 
 — Ives,'j. c'. Report on ." .* .' 26b-1003 
 Colored patriots of the American revolution. W. 
 
 C. Nell 30-861 
 
 Colored people. Bacon, B. C. Statistics of the c. p. 
 of Philadelphia .... 2-992 
 
 — See Negroes. 
 
 Colossal vestiges of the older nations. W. Linton 
 
 29»-143 
 
 Colossians, epistle to. Barnes, A. Notes on 32'^-701 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentary on . . 32-1251 
 
 — Davenant, J. Expositioai of . 32-1358 
 Colporteur, le. X. de Montepln . . 34-4353 
 Colporteurs. See Missions, home. 
 
 Colquhoun, Lady. Hamilton's memoir of 30-1415 
 
 Colquhoun, J. Sporting days. E., 1866 20-327 
 
 Colquhoun, J. C. Life in Italy and France in the 
 
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 — Wilberforce : his friends and his times. L., 1866 
 
 30-1789 
 
 Colquhoun, P. Treatise on indigence ; exhibiting 
 
 a general view of the national resources for 
 
 productive labor. L., 1806. 8° 3-74 
 
 Colton, C. Four years in Great Britain ; from 1831 
 
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 — Life and times of Henry Clay. N. Y., 1846-56. 
 
 3v. 8» 30-92 
 
 — Public economy for the U.S. N.Y.,1848. 8° 3-76 
 Colton, C. C. Lacon : or, many things in few words. 
 
 N. Y., 1849. 8» . . . . 83-140 
 
 Colton, G. W. General atlas of the world. N. Y., 
 
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 Colton, W. Deck and port ; or, incidents of a cruise 
 
 to California. N. Y., 1850 . 36b-203 
 
 — The sea and the sailor, notes on France and 
 
 Italy, and other literary remains ; with a me- 
 moir by H. T. Cheever. N. Y., 1851 33-740 
 
 — Three years in California. N. Y., 1850 26''-204 
 
COLTON. 
 
 117 
 
 COMMERCE. 
 
 Colton, W. Land and lee in the Bosphorus and 
 -iEgean. [Same as Visit to Constantinople.] 
 N. Y., 1851 27''-238 
 
 — Ship and shore, in Madeira, Lisbon, and the 
 
 Mediterranean. N. Y., 1851 . 27^-239 
 
 — Visit to Constantinople and Athens. N. Y., 
 
 1836 ...... 27''-145 
 
 Columbiad. J. Barlow . . . 23-1300 
 
 Columbia. See Colombia. 
 
 Columbia, British. Lennard, C. E. B. Travels in 
 26»'-663 
 
 — Pemberton, J. D. Facts and figures 26''-407 
 
 — See America, British ; Vancouver's island. 
 Columbia river. Cox, R. Adventures on the 26''-24 
 
 — Lewis and Clarke. Expedition to (1804-6) 
 
 26i'-68 
 
 Columbian lady's and gentleman's magazine, v. 7-9. 
 
 K Y., 1847,8. 8» . . . 17-27 
 
 Columbus, C. Personal narrative of first voyage to 
 
 America. B., 1827. 8° . . 26i'-21 
 
 — Irving, W. Life and voyages of 80-101,2 
 Voyages and discoveries of the companions 
 
 of C 26'>-181 
 
 Colville family. P. E. Smedley . . 18-2916 
 Colvin, H. Passages in the life of an Indian mer- 
 chant ; being memorials of Robert Brown. 
 
 L., 1867 30-1941 
 
 Colvocoresses, G. M. Four years in the govern- 
 ment exploring expedition commanded by C. 
 Wilkes. N. Y., 1853 . . . 29''-lll 
 Colwell, S. New themes for the protestant clergy ; 
 with notes by the editor on the literature of 
 charity, population, pauperism, political econ- 
 omy, and protestantism. Ph., 1851 32-364 
 
 Allibone, S. A. Review of. By a layman 
 
 32-385 
 
 — Politics for American Christians : a word upon 
 
 our example as a nation, our labor, our trade, 
 elections, education, and congressional legis- 
 lation. Ph., 1852. 8° . . 32-401 
 
 — Some notice of a review by a layman 32-401 
 
 — See Hints to a layman . . . 32-320 
 
 — Ways and means of paymen.t : a full analysis of 
 
 the credit system. Ph., 1859. 8» 1-134 
 
 — See List, polit. econ. . . . 3-144 
 Combat de I'honneur. A. Robert . 34-4643 
 Combe, A. Physiological and moral management 
 
 of infancy. N. Y. . . . 10-28 
 
 — Physiology of digestion. B., 1836 10-29 
 
 — Principles of physiology applied to the preserva- 
 
 tion of health. K Y., 1834 . 10-27 
 
 — Life and correspondence by G. Combe 30-1520 
 Combe, G. Constitution of man considered in rela- 
 tion to external objects. B., 1835 10-164 
 
 Scott, W. Refutation of . • 10-587 
 
 — Elements of phrenology. Ph., 1826 10-30 
 
 — Lectures on phrenology ; with notes by A. 
 
 Boardman. N. Y., 1839 . . 10-609 
 
 — Lectures on popular education. B., 1834 18-58 
 
 — Life and correspondence of Andrew Combe. 
 
 Ph., 1850 30-1520 
 
 — Moral philosophy ; or, the duties of man consid- 
 
 ered in his individual, social, and domestic 
 capacities. N. Y., 1858 . . 15-220 
 
 — Notes on the United States during a phrenological 
 
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 — et al. Moral and intellectual science applied to 
 
 the elevation of society. N.Y.,1848. 8» 15-210 
 
 Combe, W. Tour of Dr. Syntax in search of the 
 
 picturesque. 2d Amer. ed. Ph., n. d. S" 
 
 — Same, b!, 1866 '.'..'. 23-875 
 
 — Second tour of Dr. Syntax in search of consola- 
 
 tion. Ph., 1822 .... 28-220 
 
 Combustion. Boyle, R. Experiments 11-10 
 
 — Williams, C. W. Treatise on combustion of coal 
 
 6-940 
 
 — See Fuel ; Heat. 
 
 Comedie (la) et les comddiens. L. Gozlan 34-5343 
 Comediennes d'autrefois. A. Houssaye 34-4075 
 
 Comedies de societe. Mme Tourte-Cherbuliez 
 34-5028 
 
 Comedy. See Drama ; Stage ; Theatre. 
 
 Comelati, G., and J. Davenport. New dictionary 
 of the Italian and English languages ; based 
 upon that of Baretti. L., 1854. 2 v. 8° 22-29 
 
 Cometh up as a flower . . . 18-4037 
 
 Comets. Arago, D. F. Tract on . 10-80 
 
 — Watson, J. C. Popular treatise on 12-53 
 Comettant, O. Le monde des esprits 34-4003 
 
 — Musique et musiciens. P., 1862 . 34-5259 
 
 — Secrets de la mer.* Voyage du Great-Eastern 
 
 ., . . . . 34-4162 
 
 — Trois ans aux Etats-Unis. 2me ed. P., 1858 
 
 34-3146 
 
 Comfort, J. W. Practice of medicine on Thom- 
 sonian principles, adapted to the use of fami- 
 lies and the practitioner ; with a sketch of Dr. 
 Thomson. 6th ed. Ph., 1859. 8» 10-296 
 Comfort for small incomes. Mrs. Warren 6-226,7 
 Comforts of old age. Sir T. Bernard . 32-1856 
 Comic album. L., 1843. 4« . . 5-605 
 
 Comic Blackstone. G. A. a'Beckett . 18-298 
 
 Comic dramas. M. Edgeworth. v. 7 18-977 
 
 Comic English grammar, the. L., 1840 18-3701 
 Comic history of England. G. A. a'Beckett 27»-54 
 Comic history of Rome. 6. A. a'Beckett 27''-2145 
 Comic natural history. H. L. Stephens 38-1278 
 Comic news, the. v. 1. L., 1863. f . 17-199 
 
 Comical romance, the. Scarron . . 18-2748 
 Coming wonders. M. Baxter . . 32-2269 
 Comings, B. N. Preservation of health, and pre- 
 vention of disease ; with suggestions on diet, 
 mental development, exercise, ventilation, 
 bathing, and use of medicines. N. Y., 1854 
 . . . . 10-147 
 
 Comly, J. Journal of life and religious labors. Ph., 
 
 1853. 8° 82-436 
 
 Commander of Malta, the. E. Sue . 18-3064 
 
 Commandment with-promise, the. By the author of 
 
 "The last day of the week." N. Y., 1851 
 
 32-540 
 
 Commandments, the. Maurice, F. D. The c. as 
 instruments of national reformation 82-1904 
 
 — Newton, R. Illustrations of . . 32-913 
 Commemoration of the three hundredth anniversary 
 
 of the Heidelberg catechism. Chambersbuiu-, 
 
 1863. 80 32-1934 
 
 Comment le capitaine eut peur. C. Tillier 34-4182 
 Comment le chanoine eut peur. C. Tillier 34-4182 
 Comment on parle a Paris. Mme. DePeyrac 84-5044 
 Commerce. American exchange and review 1-240 
 
 — Anderson, A. Origin of . . 1-8,528 
 
 — Andrew, W. P. The Indus and its provinces 
 
 1-289 
 
 — Ashley, .1. Trade and revenues of the British 
 
 colonies in America . . . 1-311 
 
 — Baines, T. C. of Liverpool in 1859 1-147 
 
 — Baker, J. M. U. S. and Mediterranean seaports 
 
 1-4 
 
 — Barry, P. International trade . 1-278 
 
 — Beaujour, F. View of the c. of Greece 1-9 
 
 — Blunt, J. Shipmaster's assistant and commer- 
 
 cial digest 1-14 
 
 — Bohn, G. C. Wohlerfahrner Kaufmann 34-2302 
 
 — Brissot and Claviere. C. of America with Eu- 
 
 rope sei^-G 
 
 — Capper, C. Port and trade of London 1-165 
 
 — Child, J. Discourse of trade . 1-297 
 
 — Coggeshall, G. Hist, sketch of . 1-1 H 
 
 — DeBow, J. D. B. Resources of the south and 
 
 west 1-150 
 
 — DeBow's review .... 1-120 
 
 — Dearborn, H. A. S. Memoirs on the c. and 
 
 navigation of the Black sea . 1-22 
 
 — Economist, the .... 1-520 
 
 — Edwards, B. Trade of the West India islands 
 
 with U. S. . . . . . 26"-7;S 
 
 — Farley, J. S. Resources of Turkey 1-149 
 
 — Gaionat, C. P. Guide du c. . . 34-4962 
 
COMMERCE. 
 
 118 
 
 COMPLETE. 
 
 Commerce. Gilbart, J. W. Ancient c. 1-29 
 
 — Gregg, J. C. of the prairies . 26''-42 
 
 — Grotjan, P. A. Philadelphia public sale report 
 
 1-502 
 
 — Grand, F. J. Merchant's assistant 1-38 
 
 — Hunt, F. Library of c. . . 1-39 
 
 — Irving, B. A. C. of India . . 1-112 
 
 — Jackson, J. Commerce of the Mediterranean 
 
 1-41 
 
 — Kampfe, M. H. Waaren-Berechnungen 84-2301 
 
 — Kaufmann, C. H. Dictionary of merchandize 
 
 . '. . . 1-221 
 
 — Kettell, T. P. Southern wealth . 1-228 
 
 — King, C. British merchant . . 1-44 
 
 — Kirliland, F. Anecdotes : . 1-187 
 
 — Larue, J. Bibliotheque des negociants 34-4745 
 
 — Lindsay, N. P. Merchant shipping 1-212 
 
 — M'Culloch, J. R Dictionary of . 1-152 
 Treatise on .... 1-96 
 
 — Mackay, A. Western India . . 38''-293 
 
 — Marshall, F. Trade in France , 1-157 
 
 — Martin, F. Handbook of France . 1-292 
 
 — Mease, J. Archives of useful knowledge 1-215 
 
 — Merchant's magazine . . . 1-121 
 
 — Milburn, W. Oriental c. . . 1-49 
 
 — Montefiore, J. Dictionary . . 1-145,505 
 
 — National magazine and industrial record 1-178 
 
 — Oddy, J. J. European c. . . 1-51 
 
 — Pamphlets 1-210 
 
 — Pitkin, T. Statistical view of . 1-55 
 
 — Pope, C. Merchant ship-owner . 1-57 
 
 — Rainey, J. Ocean steam navigation 1-216 
 
 — Raynal, G. F. Commerce des Europeens dans 
 
 les deux Indes .... 34-4972 
 
 — Bicard, S. Traite generale du c. 34-4746 
 
 — Roberts, L. Merchants' map of . 1-507 
 
 — Savary, J. Le parfait negociant 34-4744 
 
 — Savary, J. et P. L. Dictionnaire universel 
 
 34-4963 
 
 — Statistics of foreign and domestic c. of the U. S. 
 
 1-201 
 
 — Steinitz, F. The ship . . . 6-1033 
 
 — Stevens, R. E. India trade . . 1-509 
 
 — Tegorborski's productive forces of Russia 1-148 
 
 — Tradesman ; or, commercial magazine 1-163 
 
 — Wain, R., jr. China . . . 28''-408 
 
 — Waterston, W. Cyclopaedia of . 1-155 
 
 — See Business ; Coal ; Corn laws ; Consuls ; Cot- 
 
 ton ; Exchange ; Finance ; Iron ; Merchants ; 
 
 Navigation ; New York chamber of commerce ; 
 
 Philadelphia board of trade ; Revenue ; Wine ; 
 
 and names of commercial countries. 
 Commerce and navigation of the U. S. Report of 
 
 secretary of treasury on . . 1-139 
 
 Commerce de la Belgique. (1838 et 1840) 1-516 
 Commerce, the brig. Robbins, A. Account of loss 
 
 of 28^-99 
 
 Commercial and agricultural magazine. L., 1800. 
 
 V. 2 and 3. 8» . . . . 1-244 
 
 Commercial and financial chronicle, the. v. 4, 5. 
 
 N. Y., 1867. f . . . . 1-525 
 
 Commercial and statistical register. S. Hazard 1-506 
 Commercial arithmetic. See Arithmetic ; Interest ; 
 
 Weights and measures. 
 Commercial code of France. J. Rodman 1-59 
 
 Commercial conventions, national. Proceedings of. " 
 
 B., 1868 . . . . . 1-342 
 
 — Southwestern. Proceedings . . 1-210 
 Commercial correspondence. Manual of 1-70 
 Commercial delusions. C. Mackay. [Hunt's lib. of 
 
 Com.] 1-39 
 
 Commercial digest. J. Blunt . . 1-14 
 
 Commercial directory. M. Moses . 2-67 
 
 Commercial enterprise and social progress. By the 
 
 author of "Autobiography of a beggar boy." 
 
 L., 1858. 8" .... 1-327 
 
 Commercial law. Fish, A. I. Digest of exchequer 
 
 reports 2-220 
 
 — Levi, L. Principles of . . . 1-511 
 
 — Sharswood, G. Popular lectures on 2-124 
 
 Commercial law. Moses, M. Digest of laws of 
 
 relating to U. S. commerce . 2-67 
 
 Commercial pre-eminence of N. England. M. Carey 
 
 1-17 
 
 Commercial regulations of the different foreign na- 
 tions with which the U. S. have intercourse. 
 W., 1817,24. 2 V. 8° . . 1-18 
 
 Commercial relations of the U. S. with foreign na- 
 tions ; annual report of the secretaiy of state 
 on foreign commerce. W., 1858-67. 4° & 8" 
 
 1-515 
 
 Commercial restraints of Ireland considered ; in a 
 series of letters to a noble lord. Dub., 1769. 
 
 8° 1-40 
 
 Commercial statistics. J. Macgregor . 1-76 
 
 Commercial terms. Spier, A. Manual of 1-66 
 Commines, Philip de. Memoirs ; containing the his- 
 tories of Louis XI and Charles VIII France, 
 and of Charles the bold, duke of Burgundy ; 
 with the scandalous chronicle or secret history 
 of Louis the Eleventh by Jean de Troyes. 
 Ed., with life and notes, by A. R. Scoble. L., 
 
 1855. 2v 27''-1648 
 
 Commissioner, the. G. P. R. James . 18-1659 
 Common objections to Christianity proposed and an- 
 swered. J. P. Wilson . . 32-58 
 Common objects of the country. J. G. Wood 9-659 
 Common objects of the microscope . 9-975 
 Common objects of the seashore. J. G. Wood 9-973 
 Common-place book. R. Southey . 33-676 
 Common-place book. R. Whately ' . 33-1104 
 Commonplace book of poetry . . 23-50 
 Commonplace book of thoughts. Mrs. Jameson 
 
 33-528 
 
 Common sense. T. Paine . . . 83-1188 
 Common shells of the seashore. J. G. Wood 9-1000 
 Common sights in the heavens. A. W. Drayson 
 
 12-50 
 
 Common words with curious derivation. Smith, 
 
 archdeacon 22-228 
 
 Communion. Adams, N. Communion sabbath 
 32-418 
 
 — Bickersteth, E. Treatise on the Lord's supper 
 
 .... 32-1395 
 
 — Gumming, J. Communicant's manual 32-1555 
 
 — Goulbourn, E. M. Office of holy c. 32-1876 
 
 — Hall, R. Terms of . . . v. 2 of 32-774 
 
 — Henry, M. Communicant's companion 82-1385, 
 
 2015 
 
 — Palmer, R. Remember me ; or, the early com- 
 
 munion 82-1653 
 
 Communion of labor. A. Jameson . 2-786 
 
 Compagnon du foyer. Mme L. Surville 3^3843 
 Compagnons de Jehu, les. A. Dumas 34-3194 
 
 Compagnons de la mort. C. Ribeyrolles 34-5608 
 Compagnons du silence. P. Feval . 34-3330 
 Companion, the. L. Hunt . . . 83-616,8 
 
 Companion to the playhouse. D. E. Baker 24-179 
 Companions of my solitude. A. Helps 33-545 
 
 Company, and the crown. T. J. Hovell Thurlow 
 
 28'^237 
 
 Comparative anatomy and physiology. Agassiz and 
 
 Gould. Outlines of c. p. . . 9-505 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Elements of c. a. , 9-564 
 
 — Huxley and Hawkins' atlas of c. osteology 9-1223 
 
 — Jones, T. R. Manual of c. a. . 9-571 
 
 — Lawrence, W. Lectures . . 9-723 
 
 — Maclise, J. C. osteology . . 9-1239 
 
 — Owen, R. Lectures on . . . 9-601,3 
 
 — Siebold, C. T. v. Anatomy of invertebrata 9-628 
 Comparative grammar. Clark, T. Students' hand- 
 book 32-58 
 
 Compass. Davies, T. S, Early history of mariner's 
 c 26b-620 
 
 — See Magnetism ; Navigation. 
 Compendious book of psalms, etc. See Gude and 
 
 godlie ballates .... 23-1005 
 Compensation. Anne M. H. Brewster 18-410 
 
 Competiti(m Wallah. G. O. Trevelyan 28«-227 
 
 Complete English tradesman. D. DeFoe 1-243 
 
COMPLETE. 
 
 119 
 
 CONFECTIONERY. 
 
 Complete fkrmer. T. G. Fessenden . 4-51 
 
 Complete guide to ornamental leather work. B., 
 1854 5-339 
 
 Complete handbook of etiquette for ladies and gen- 
 tlemen. N. Y., n. d. . . . 33-307 
 
 Composition. Brewer, E. C. Guide to English 
 22-613 
 
 — Choquet, G. Young ladies' guide to French c. 
 
 34-5168 
 
 — Day, H. K Art of English c. '. 22-631 
 
 — Hunter, J. The writing of precis or digests 
 
 22-655 
 
 — Leconte, P. Art de converser et d'ecrire chez 
 
 la femme 84-5013 
 
 — Parker, E. G. Aids to English c. 22-704 
 
 — See Music ; Rhetoric ; and names of languages. 
 Comprehensive commentary on the holy bible ; em- 
 bracing nearly all that is valuable in Henry, 
 Scott, and Doddridge ; with supplement con- 
 taining a new concordance, a guide to the 
 study of the bible, an index to the bible. Ed. 
 by W. Jenks. Ph., 1851. 6 v. 8» 32-1512 
 
 Comstock, A. New testament of our Lord and 
 Saviour— phonetic. Ph., 1848. 8» 32-1977 
 
 — A system of elocution with special reference to 
 
 gesture and defective articulation. Ph., 1864 
 
 22-623 
 
 Comstock, J. L. History of the Greek revolution. 
 N. Y., 1828 .... 27*-3102 
 
 — Outlines of physiology, both comparative and 
 
 human. N. Y., 1836 . . . 10-31 
 
 — System of natural philosophy. Hartford, 1835 
 
 11-244 
 
 Comte, Achille. See Ruschenberger. 
 Comte, Auguste. A general view of positivism. 
 Trans, by J. H. Bridges. L., 1865. 8» 15-248 
 
 — Philosophy of mathematics. Translated from 
 
 the Cours de philosophic positive by W. M. 
 Gillespie. N. Y., 1851. 8» . 14-17 
 
 — Positive philosophy. Freely translated and con- 
 
 densed by H. Martineau. N. Y., 1858. 8° 
 15-157 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. Comte's philosophy of the sciences 
 
 15-120 
 
 — See Spencer, H 15-338 
 
 Comte de Comminge. Mme de Tencin 34-5139 
 Comte de Monte Cristo. A. Dumas . 34-3248,9 
 Comte Kostia, le. Victor Cherbuliez 34-4631 
 
 Comtesse d' Albany, la. Saint-Rene Taillandier 
 
 34-5229 
 
 Comtesse de Charny. A. Dumas . 34-3231 
 
 Comtesse de Fargy, la. Mme de Souza 34-4258 
 
 Comtesse de Monrion. F. Soulie . 34-3763 
 
 Comtesse de Pern. X. de Montepin . 34-4360 
 
 Comtesse de Rudolstadt. Mme Dudevant 34-3689 
 
 Comtesse de Salisbury. A. Dumas . 34-3212 
 
 Comtesse Diane. M. Uchard . . 34-4346 
 
 Comyn, R. History of the Western empire from its 
 
 restoration by Charlemagne to the accession of 
 
 Charles V. L., 1851. 2 v. 8» 27'^3376 
 
 Comyn, R. B. The law of landlord and tenant. 
 
 2ded. By G.Chilton. Ph., 1834 v. 6 of 2-55 
 
 — Law of usury. Ph., 1884. 8» v. 5 of 2-55 
 Comyn, S. Treatise of the law relative to contracts 
 
 and agreements not under seal ; with cases and 
 decisions thereon in the action of assumpsit. 
 3d Am. ed. Brookfield, 1823. 2 v. 8° 2-24 
 Conant, Mrs. H. C. The earnest man ; sketch of 
 the character and labors of A. Judson. B. , 1856 
 30-904 
 
 — The English bible ; history of the translation of 
 
 the holy scriptures into the English tongue ; 
 with specimens of the old English version. 
 N. Y., 1856 ...'.. 32-627 
 
 Conant, Helen S. The butterfly hunters. B., 1868 
 9-735 
 
 Conant, W. C. Narratives of remarkable conver- 
 sions and revival incidents ; including a review 
 of revivals from the day of pentecost. N. Y., 
 1858 82-748 
 
 Conchology and malacology. Binney, W. G. Land 
 and fresh water shells of North Am. Parts 
 2 & 3. [Sm. misc. col. v. 7] , 11-188 
 
 — Burrow, E. J. Elements of c. . 9-524 
 *— Johnston, G. Introduction to c. . 9-692 
 
 — Lea, I. Observations on the genus unio, etc. 
 
 9-1244 
 
 Synopsis of the family of naiades 9-1245 
 
 — Macgillivray, W. Conchologist's text-book 
 
 9-580 
 
 — Mayo, C. Lessons on shells . . 9-326 
 
 — Prime, T. Am. corbiculadse. [Sm. misc. col. 
 
 V. 7] 11-188 
 
 — Rainey, G. Mode of formation of shells 9-611 
 
 — Reeve, L. Elements of c. . . 9-613 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of c. 9-620 
 
 — Sowerby, G. B. Conchological manual 9-633 
 
 Genera of recent and fossil shells 9-782 
 
 Popular British c. . . . 9-634 
 
 — Stimpson, W. Hydrobiinse and allied forms. 
 
 [Sm. misc. col. v. 7] . . • , 11-188 
 
 — Thorpe C. British marine c. . . 9-325 
 
 — Turton, "W. Shells of the British islands 9-648 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Common shells of the seashore 
 
 9-1000 
 
 — Swainson, W. Treatise on malacology 9-643 
 
 — See Mollusca. 
 
 Concile de Trente, histoire du. F. Bungener 34r-3103 
 Concise history of the eastern penitentiary of 
 Pennsylvania. By a member of the legisla- 
 ture. Ph., 1835. 8» . . . 2-940 
 Con Cregan, confessions of. C. Lever 18-1871 
 Conde, Louis II de Bourbon, prince de. Bourda- 
 loue, L. Oraison funebre de . 34^4449 
 
 — Mahon, Ld. Life of . . . 30-330 
 Conde, J. A. History of the dominion of the Arabs 
 
 in Spain. Trans, by Mrs. J. Foster. L., 
 
 1854,5. 3v 27^-2016 
 
 Conder, J. Analytical and comparative view of all 
 religions now extant ; with their internal di- 
 versities of creed and profession. L., 1838. 
 8» 32-776 
 
 — Memoir by E. R. Conder . . 30-979 
 Condorcet, M. J. A. N. C. de. Outlines of an his- 
 torical view of the progress of the human mind. 
 Translated from the French. Bait., 1802 
 
 15-273 
 
 — Vie de Voltaire, v. 64 . . . 84-4868 
 Concord. Bouton, N. History of . 26^685 
 Concordance to bible. J. Brown . 82-1839 
 
 — Bntterworth, J 82-1621 
 
 — Cruden, A 32-1622 
 
 — Gaston, H. Scripture account of the faith and 
 
 practice of Christians . . . 32-2364 
 
 Concordance to Milton. Cleveland, C. D. Verbal 
 
 index 23-384^ 
 
 — Prendergast, G. L. ... 23-1805 
 Concordance to Shakspeare. M. C. Clarke 24-150 
 Condie, D. F. Practical treatise on the diseases of 
 
 children. 5th ed. Ph., 1858. 8° 10-357 
 Condillac, E. B. de. Essai sur I'origine des con- 
 
 noisances humaines. P., 1798. 8° 34-4549 
 Condition and fate of England. C. E. Lester 27M0 
 Conduct, studies in. From the " Saturday review" 
 
 83-1865 
 
 Conduct of life. R. W. Emerson . 33-247 
 
 — See Etiquette ; Morals ; Religion, practical. 
 Conduct of the war. Report of joint committee on 
 
 26=^-757 
 
 Conduite du senat sous Buonaparte. N. LeHodev 
 
 de Saultchevreuil . . . 34-3962 
 
 Cone, S. H. Some account of the life of Spencer 
 
 Houghton Cone. By E. W. and S. W. Cone. 
 
 N. Y., 1856 .... 80-907 
 
 Cone-cut corners. B. V., A., and L. Abbott 18-40 
 Confectionery. Art of . . . . 6-169 
 
 — Francatelli, C. E. Royal English and foreign 
 
 confectioner .... 6-179 
 
 — Jarrin, W. A. Italian confectioner 6-190 
 
 — Jeanes, W. Modern confectioner 6-191 
 
CONFECTIONERY. 
 
 130 
 
 CONFESSIONS. 
 
 Confectionery. See Cookery. 
 
 Confederate secession, the. Kerr, W. S. R. 26»-788 
 
 Confederate states of America. Official publications. 
 
 — General government. 
 
 — Attorney-general. See Department of justice.* 
 
 — Congress. House bill no. 19 : military trans- 
 
 portation. 8 pp. 80 . . . 26M650 
 Memorials and other communications to con- 
 gress ; in all, 11 pp. 8» . . 26»-1660 
 
 Minor reports of committees : April 28 and 
 
 Dec. 29, 1863 ; Feb. 13, 1864. 18 pp. 8° 26M638 
 
 — Constitution. Richd., 1861. 8" . 26M500 
 See Statutes at large. 
 
 — Department of justice. Rep't of attorney gen., 
 
 Nov. 1, 1864. 6 pp. 8° . . 26'^1525 
 
 — Navy department. Rep't of secretarv, Nov., 
 
 1864. 52 pp. 8° . . . "26^575 
 
 Rep't of evidence taken before a joint special 
 
 committee of congress to investigate the affairs 
 of the navy dep't, Sept. 4, 1862, Mar. 24, 1863. 
 Richd. 80 26M580 
 
 — Patent office. Rep't of commissioner. Jan., 
 
 1864. 15 pp. 8° ... 26»-1529 
 
 — Post office. Communication from the p. m. gen.. 
 
 Mar. 6, 1863. 6 pp. 8" . . 26=^-1533 
 
 Rep't of p. m. gen., Nov. 7, 1864. 21 pp. 8° 
 
 260-1533 
 
 — President's message, Dec. 7, 1863. 29 pp. 8" 
 
 26»-1520 
 
 Minor messages, generally transmitting com- 
 munications from departments : 1883, Jan. 
 17, Feb. 7, Dec. 17; 1864, Jan. 11, 13, 19, 
 Feb. 5, 8, 11, 12, 13, 15, Nov. 11. In all, 108 
 
 pp. 80 26»-1521 
 
 For other messages, see War department. 
 
 — Statutes at large of the provisional government ; 
 
 with the constitution for the prov. gov't, and 
 the permanent constitution, and the treatise 
 with Indian tribes. Ed. by J. M. Matthews. 
 Richd., 1864. 8° . . . 26''-1501 
 
 — Statutes at large. Ed. by J. M. Mathews. First 
 
 congress, (1862-4.) Richd., 1862-4. 8° 26M502 
 
 Second congress. First session. Richd., 1864. 
 
 8« 26'^1503 
 
 — Treasury department. Documents accompany- 
 
 ing rep't of secretary, Nov., 1863. 45 pp. 8° 
 
 26^-1540 
 
 Rep't of secretary. May 3, and Nov. 7, 1864. 
 
 136 pp. 8° 36M540 
 
 — War department. Rep't of secretary, Apr. 28, 
 
 1864. 37 pp. 8° . . . . 26M550 
 General orders from adjutant and inspector 
 
 general's office, Jan., 1862, Dec, 1863. Co- 
 lumbia, S. C, 1864 . . . 26M549 
 Official reports of battles, Jan. 24-Sept. 16, 
 
 1862. Richd., 1862. 8° . . 26=^-1551 
 
 Reprint. N. Y., 1863. 8» 26''-504 
 
 Official reports of battles, (transmitted in 
 
 president's messages, 1863, Jan. 34, Mar. 11 ; 
 
 1864, Jan. 7,26, Feb. 15.) Richd., 1863,4. 
 
 In all, 467 pp. S" . . . 26''-1551 
 Proceedings of a court of inquiry relative to 
 
 the fall of New Orleans. Richd., 1864. 8° 
 
 26»-1560 
 
 Regulations for the army. Richd., 1862 
 
 • 26''-1548 
 
 Reports of the operations of the army of 
 
 northern Virginia, June, 1862-Dec. 13, 1863. 
 
 2 V. 8» 36'^1553 
 
 — Georgia. 
 
 — Stephens, A. H. Speech before legislature. Mar. 
 
 16, 1864 ; with extracts from Gov. Brown's 
 message 36«-1778 
 
 — North Carolina. 
 
 — Convention of 1861. Journal, (May 20, 1861- 
 
 May 13, 1863.) Raleigh, 1865. 8« 26«-1826 
 
 — Laws and resolutions, public and private, (sess. 
 
 of 1862,3 ; adjourned do. ; and extra session 
 of 1863,) and ordinances of the convention. 
 Raleigh, 1863. 8» . . . 36M843 
 
 General government. North Carolina. General 
 assembly. Journals, 3d ex. session, 1861. 
 Raleigh, 1861,2. 8° . . . 26='-1827 
 
 Extra and adjourned sessions of 1863, and 
 
 adjourned session of 1864. Raleigh, 1863,4. 
 8" 36'^-1831 
 
 — Legislative documents, [including governor's 
 
 messages, reports of departments, etc.] 3d 
 ex. sess. of 1861, and sess. of 1862,3. Raleigh, 
 8° ...... 26=^-1835 
 
 Comptroller's statement for 1861,3. Raleigh, 
 
 1863. 8° 26^-1843 
 
 Surgeon-general's report, 1864,5 ; Comptrol- 
 ler's rep't, 1864. Raleigh. 8" . 26''-1839 
 
 — Supreme court cases, 1864. Reports by P. Win- 
 
 ston 36M850 
 
 — Virginia. 
 
 — Rules and articles for the army. Richd., 1861. 
 
 29 pp. 8° 26''-1865 
 
 — See South; United States— war of 1861-5. 
 
 — Unofficial publications. Educational. 
 
 — Burrowes' piano-forte primer . 26''-2099 
 
 — Johnson, L. Elementary arithmetic 26^-2071 
 
 — Lander, S. Our own school arithmetic 26^-2070 
 
 — Moore, Mrs. M. B. Dixie elementary spelling- 
 
 book 26='-2004 
 
 Primary geography . . . 26^-2050 
 
 — Smitli, R. C. English grammar, adapted to 
 
 confed. states .... 26''-2037 
 
 — Smythe, C W. Our own grammars 26''-3030,l 
 
 — Sterling and Campbell. Our own readers 
 
 26»-30l0tol3 
 
 — Stewart, K. J. Geography (Palmetto series) 
 
 25-173 
 
 — Virginia primer .... 36''-3020 
 
 — Virginia speller and reader . . 26^-2021 
 
 — Fictitious. 
 
 — Clarimonde 26^-1951 
 
 — Edgeville, E. Castine . . . 26''-1951 
 
 — Herrington,W. D. Deserter's daughter 26''-1951 
 
 — Jones, ^. B. Wild western scenes [new series.] 
 
 The white spirit of the wilderness 26''-1951 
 
 — McCabe, J. D., jr. The aid-de-camp 26''-1950 
 
 — Warren, E. W. Nellie Norton . 26^1950 
 
 — Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Cooke, W. M. Speeches on death of 36''-3135 
 
 — Cross, J. Camp and field. (1) Diorama of 
 
 1863 36=^1901 
 
 — Doggett, D. S. [Thanksgiving sermon] 26^-3150 
 
 — Fowler, W. H. Guide for claimants of deceased 
 
 soldiers 26''-1887 
 
 — Hurst, M. B. Hist. 14th regt. Ala. volunteers 
 
 26^^-1903 
 
 — Hymns for the camp . . . 26''-1999 
 
 — Jack Mcjrgan songster . . . 26''-1998 
 
 — Lee, C. H. Judge advocate's vade mecum 
 
 26'^1883 
 
 — McRae, A. T. Map of battle-ground of Green 
 
 Brier river 36''-1903 
 
 — Mangum, A. W. Myrtle leaves . 36»-2200 
 
 — Pollard, E. A. Observations in the north 
 
 26''-1900 
 
 — Songs of love and liberty . . 26='-1998 
 
 — Southern Ziou songster . . . 26''-1999 
 
 — Wilson, F. I. Sketches of Nassau, etc. 
 
 26''-1935 
 
 Confederate states of America, two months in 
 
 36''-496 
 
 Conference du code civil . . . 34-4369 
 Conference on missions, held in 1860, at Liverpool. 
 L., 1860. 8» .... 32-1731 
 
 Confessio amantis. J. Gower . . 23-532 
 
 Confession. W. G. Simms . . . 18-2861 
 Confession d'une jeune fille. Mme Dudevant 
 
 . , 34-4648 
 
 Confessions d'un Ecolie. N. Roussel 34-5189 
 
 Confessions d'un onorier. E. Souvestre 34-3783 
 Confessions de la marquise. A. Dumas 34-3213 
 Confessions de madame de la Valliere, repentante 
 
 34-3485 
 
CONFESSIONS. 
 
 121 
 
 CONNECTICUT. 
 
 Confessions de J. J. Rousseau . . 34-3651 
 
 and V. 1-3 of 34-4841 
 Confessions de Saint Augustin . . 34-5158 
 Confessions of a fanatic. J.Hogg v. 5 of 18-1449 
 Confessions of a liousekeeper. See Trials and con- 
 fessions of a liousekeeper . . 18-3271 
 Confessions of a maniac. Mrs. S. S. Ellis 18-4133 
 Confessions of a poet. L. Osbourn . 18-3677 
 Confessions of a pretty woman. Miss J. Pardoe 
 
 . 18-2416 
 
 Confessions of a schoolmaster. W. A. Alcott 13-4 
 Confessions of an English opium-eater. T. De 
 
 Quincey 33-116 
 
 Confessions of an inquiring spirit. S. T. Coleridge 
 
 32-236 
 
 Confessions of St. Augustine . . 32-1404 
 
 Confessions of Con Cregan. C. Lever 18-1871 
 
 Confessions of Fitz Boodle. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 18-3182 
 
 Confessions of Gerald Estcourt. Fl. Marryatt 
 
 18-2098,4047 
 
 Confidences. H. Aide . . . 18-84 
 
 Confidences. A. de Lamartine . . 34-3473 
 
 — Same in English .... 30-587 
 Confidences, nouvelles. A. de Lamartine 34-3474 
 Conflict of ages. E. Beecher . . 32-477 
 Conflict of good and evil in our day. P. D. IVIaurice 
 
 32-2242 
 
 Conformists, the. J. Banim . . 18-275 
 
 Confucius. Loomis, A. W. ,C. and the Chinese 
 
 classics 22-1117 
 
 — et Mencius. Philosophie morale et politique de 
 
 la Chine ; tr. du Chinois par M. G. Pauthier. 
 P., 1861 34-5406 
 
 — See Legge, J. Chinese classics. 
 Confutation of the Rhemish testament. W. Fulke 
 
 32-1720 
 
 Congar, O. Autobiography and memorials of 30-661 
 Congdon, J. W. See Green, F. H. . 9-43 
 
 Congo. Jac. Abbott . . . v. 12 of 18-15 
 C<mgo river. Tuckey, J. H. Expedition to explore 
 
 28''-165 
 
 Congregational harp. L. B. Barnes . 5-1018 
 
 Congregational lectures . . 32-2196 to 2209 
 
 Congrea:ationalism. Contributions to the eccl. hist. 
 
 olfConn 32-1936 
 
 — Gumming, P. Dictionary . . 32-835 
 
 — Davidson, S. Eccl. polity of the new testament 
 
 32-2208 
 
 — Debates and proceedings of the national council 
 
 32-1948 
 
 — H. M. Dexter .... 32-1772 
 
 — Hanbury, B. Memorials of the independents 
 
 32-852 
 
 — Lothrop, S. K. History of Brattle st. church 
 
 32-1590 
 
 — Manual of the central cong. ch. in Phil. 32-2435 
 
 — Punchard, G. History of . . 32-1637 
 
 — Robbins, C. Old north church and new brick 
 
 of Boston .".... 32-183 
 
 — Uhden, H. F. Congregationalists in New Eng- 
 
 land 26''-401 
 
 — Waddington, J. Surrey congregational history 
 
 32-2278 
 
 — White, D. A. New England c. in its origin 
 
 32-1098 
 
 Congress of nations, prize essays on . 2-1007 
 Congress of the U. S. Acts and resolutions of first 
 session of 38th c. ... 2-283 
 See U. S. statutes at large. 
 
 — Barnes, W. H. History ot 39th c. 26''-952 
 
 — Cox, S. S. Eight years in congress 26*-682 
 
 — Debates and proceedings, with state papers 
 
 . • 26''-797 
 
 — Journal of the proceedings of the cpngress held 
 
 at Philadelphia, Sept. 5, 1774. Ph., 1774. 
 8° 26^-752 
 
 — Journal of the third session of the senate begun 
 
 at Philadelphia, Dec. 6, 1790. Ph., 1791. f" 
 26»-1333 
 
 Congiess of the U. S. Journals of congress, con- 
 taining their proceedings from Jan. 1, 1781, 
 to Nov. 1, 1783, and Nov. 4, 1784, to Nov. 
 4, 1785. Ph., 1801. 5 v. 8" . 26=^769 
 
 — Lauman, C. Dictionary of congress, containing 
 
 biographical sketches of members 30-1101 
 
 — Library. Cataloeue . . 21-515 to 518 
 Report of librarian— 1867 . 21-522 
 
 — March, C. W. Reminiscences of . 30-639 
 
 — Register of debates in . . . 26'»-798 
 
 — Wilson, H. Anti-slavery measures 26='-577 
 
 — See United States ; and subjects of debate or in- 
 
 vestigation. 
 Congress of Verona. R. F. A. de Chateaubriand 
 
 27^-2013 
 
 Congress of Vienna. M. De Pradt . 27^3395 
 
 — See Bright, R 27»'-1203 
 
 Congressional directory for the first session of the 
 
 39th congress. W., 1864. 8° - . 26''-692 
 
 — Second session of the 40th congress. Compiled 
 
 by B. P. Poore. 2d ed. W., 1868. 8« 
 
 26»-692 
 
 Congressional Globe, and appendix. From 23d 
 
 congress, 1833, to first session of 39th, ending 
 
 1866. W., 1834-66. 62 v. 4° 26^-1200 
 
 Congreve, R. The west. [International policy] 
 
 27''-1250 
 
 Congreve, W. Dramatic works. See Wycherly 
 
 24—41 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) '. '. '. 23-479 
 
 — The double dealer. D. L. T. v. 3 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . 24-142 
 
 — Love for love. A comedy. M. B. D. vol. 3 
 
 24-142 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 20 . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 10 . . 24-191 
 
 — The mourning bride. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 19, 25 . . 24^141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 12 . . 24-191 
 
 — Old batchelor. Comedy. B. B. T. vol. 24 
 
 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . 24-142 
 
 — The way of the world. M. B. D. v. 3 24-142 
 Conic sections. Coffin, J. H. Elements of 14-131 
 
 — Drew, W. H. Geometrical treatise on 14-177 
 
 — Hunter, R. J. Introduction to . 14-167 
 
 — Robinson, H. N. Elementary treatise on 14-76 
 
 — Salmon, G. Treatise on . . 14-126 
 
 — Taylor, C. Geometrical . , 14-175 
 Coniferse. See Evergreens. 
 
 Coningsby, Christopher. [Pseud. ?] Sheltern 
 
 18-4054 
 
 Coningsby, Sir T. Journal of the siege of Rouen, 
 1591. Camden soc. pub., v. 39, p't 4 27^-195 
 
 Coningsby. B. Disraeli . . . 18-894 
 
 Conjurations des Espagnols, et des Gracques. C. 
 V. de Sainte Real . . , 34-4287 
 
 Conkling, A. The powers of the executive depart- 
 ment of the government of the United States. 
 Alb., 1866 26''-853 
 
 Connecticut. Beardsley, E. E. History of P. E. 
 church in 32-1850 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H., and T. S. Arthur. History 
 
 of 26'^514 
 
 — Code of 1650, and extracts from "blue laws" 
 
 2-8 
 
 — De Forest, J. W. History of Indians of 
 
 26''-396 
 
 — Dwight, T. History of . . . 26*-70 
 
 — Educational documents for 1853. Barnard, H. 
 
 [cd.] 13-32 
 
 — Hinman, R. R. Letters from English kings and 
 
 queens to governors of C, with answers 
 26''-422 
 
 — Litchfield county centennial celebration, 1851 
 
 26'^587 
 
 — Pease & Niles' gazetteer . . 25-116 
 
 — Public records of C. (1036-1665) . 26«-455 
 
 — Swift, Z. System of laws . . 2-217 
 
CONNECTION. 
 
 123 
 
 CONSTITUTION. 
 
 Connection of sacred and profane history. M. Rus- 
 sell 32-2049 
 
 Connexion of the physical sciences. Mrs. M. Som- 
 erville 11-67 
 
 Connoisseur. [Br. essayists ; with preface by A. 
 Chalmers.] B., 1856. 2 v. . 33-944 
 
 Connoisseurship. Wilkins, W. N. Letters on c. 
 5-200 
 
 Connolly, T. W. J. History of the corps of royal 
 
 sappers and miners. L., 1855. 2 v. 8" 
 
 . ■ . . . 27^-286 
 
 Conolly, J. Inquiry concerning the indications of 
 insanity. L., 1830. 8° . . 10-121 
 
 — Study of Hamlet. L., 1863 . . 24-117 
 
 — Treatment of the insane without mechanical re- 
 
 straints. L., 1856. 8° . . 10-284 
 
 Conquerors, warriors, and statesmen of India. E. 
 
 Sullivan 28=^248 
 
 Conquest and self-conquest. M. J. Mcintosh 
 
 18-1973 
 
 Conquest of Britain by the Saxons. D. H. Haigh 
 
 27^-501 
 
 Conquest of Canaan. T. Dwight . 23-883 
 
 Conquest of Canada .... 26''-261 
 Conquest of England ; letters to the prince consort. 
 
 J. Campbell .... 32-1409 
 
 Conquest of Florida. T.Irving . . 26''-114 
 Conquest of Granada. W. Irving . 18-1580 
 Conquest of Mexico. Diaz del Castilleo 26''-37,8 
 
 — Prescott, W. H 26''-163 
 
 — Wilson, R. A 26M09 
 
 Conquest of Peru. W. H. Prescott . 26^-160 
 Conquest of Spain. W. Irving . . 18-1577 
 Conquete de I'Angleterre. A. Thierry 34-3850 
 Conrad, D. H. Memoir of Rev. J. Chisholm ; with 
 
 memoranda of the pestilence which raged in 
 
 Portsmouth in 1855. N. Y., 1857 30-912 
 
 Conrad, R. T. Aylmere ; or, the bondman of Kent ; 
 
 and other poems. Ph., 1852 . 24-49 
 
 — Devotional poems. Ph., 1863 . 23-684 
 
 — See Fry, J. R. 
 
 Conrad, T. A. Check list of the invertebrate fossils 
 of North America. Eocene and oligocene. 
 W., 1866. 8« [Sm. misc. col. v. 7] 11-188 
 
 Conscience, H. Aurelian. Scenes historiques. P., 
 1860. 3 V 34-5367 
 
 — Batavia. P., 1859 .... 34-3153 
 
 — Le demon de I'argent. P., 1858 . 34-3160 
 
 — La fleau du village ; le bonheur d' 6tre riche. 
 
 P., 1857 34-3147 
 
 — Le guerre des paysans. P., 1857 . 34-3149 
 
 — Les heures du soir. P., 1860 . 34:-3150 
 
 — The lion of Flanders . . . 18-691 
 
 — Le mal du siecle. Scenes de la vie contempo- 
 
 raire. P., 1864 .... 34-3159 
 
 — La mere Job ; la grace de Dieu ; la grand' mere. 
 
 P., 1860 ...... 34-3153 
 
 — L'orpheline ; la fille de I'Epicier ; Quentin Met- 
 
 zys ; I'amateur de dahlias ; la nouvelle Niob6 ; 
 science et foi. P., 1860 . . 34^3154 
 
 — Scenes de la vie Flamande. P., 1861. 2 v. 
 
 34-3155 
 
 — Souvenirs de jeunesse. P., 1861 . 34-3157 
 
 — Tales of Flemish life . . . 18-693 
 
 — Tales of old Flanders : Count Hugo of Craen- 
 
 hove, and Wooden Clara . . lH-693 
 
 — Le tribun de Gand. P., 1861. 2 v. 34-3156 
 
 — Les veiell6es flamandes. P., 1857 34-3158 
 Conscience. Pike and Heyward. Cases of con- 
 science considered . . . 32-1397 
 
 Conscript. Alex. Dumas . . . 18-935 
 
 Conscript, the. Erckmann-Chatrian . 18-633 
 
 Conservative principle in our literature. W. R. 
 Williams ..... 22-1385 
 Consett, M. A tour through Sweden, Swedish Lap- 
 land, Finland, and Denmark. Stockton, 1789. 
 
 4» 27^-1202 
 
 Considerations for young men. Bv tbe aurtior of 
 
 ' ' Advice to a young C hristian. " N. Y. , 1 832 
 
 . . . . . 32-1456 
 
 Consolation. J. W. Alexander . . 32-407 
 
 Consolations in travel. H. Davy . 30-1799 
 
 Consolidator, the. D. De Foe . . 18-3904 
 Conspiracies connected with European history. J. 
 
 P. Lawson 27»-3479 
 
 Conspiracy cases. Report of . . 2-108 
 
 Conspiracy of G. Fieschi. E. Celesia 37^3173 
 
 Conspiracy trial for murder of the president. B. P. 
 
 Poore 3-351 
 
 Constable, J. Leslie, C. R. Life of . 30-916 
 
 Constable of the tower. W. H. Ainsworth 18-110 
 Constable. Willcock, J. W. Law of the office of 
 
 V. 39 of 3-55 
 Constance and Edith .... 18-694 
 
 Constance Herbert. G. E. Jewsbury . 18-1096 
 Constance Lyndsay .... 18-3600 
 Constance Verrier. Mme A. Dudevant 34-3705 
 Constant de Rebecque, H. B. Adolphe ; anecdote 
 
 trouve dans les papiers d'un inconnu ; reflec- 
 
 tiones sur le theatre Allemand. P., 1857 
 34^3161 
 
 — Philosophical miscellanies. See Cousin v. 15-57 
 Constantinople. Colton, W. Visit to 37M45 
 
 — Fraser, J. B, Journey from C. to Tehran 
 
 28b-298 
 
 — Gautier, T. C. of to-day . . 27''-340 
 
 — MacFarlane, C. Residence in, 1828 27''-877 
 
 — Olin, S. Greece, and the golden horn 37''-774 
 
 — Pardoe, J. City of the sultan . 37''-134 
 
 — Porter, D. C. and its environs . 27»'-313 
 
 — White, C. Three years in . . 37''-846 
 
 — Wratislaw's experiences in . . 37''-633 
 
 — See Crimea ; East ; Turkey. 
 
 Constipation. Birch, S. B. Constipated bowels 
 10-429 
 
 — See Digestion. 
 
 Constitution of France— 1791 . . 37M963 
 
 — See France. 
 
 Constitution of England. Bagehot, W. English c. 
 27*^3 
 
 — Brodie, G. Constitutional history of the Br. 
 
 empire 37''-118 
 
 — Broom, H. Constitutional law . 3-331 
 
 — J. L. De Lolme .... 3-635 
 
 — Fischel, E. English c. . . . 27«-395 
 
 — Hallam, H. Constitutional history of 37-^518 
 
 — Lorimer, J. Constitutionalism of the future 
 
 3-774 
 
 — May, T. E. Constitutional hist, of England, 
 
 1760-1860 37»-835 
 
 — See England. 
 
 Constitution of man. Geo. Combe . 10-164 
 
 Constitution of Maryland, ratified by the people, 
 June, 1851 ; with marginal notes and an ap- 
 pendix by E. O. Hinkley. Bait., 1851. 8° 
 . . . . . . . 3-968 
 
 Constitution of New Jersey. [With acts of the 
 assembly] 3-483 
 
 Constitution of North Carolina . . 3-983 
 
 Constitution of the presbyterian church in the TJ. S. ; 
 containing the confession of faith, the cate- 
 chisms, and the directory for the worship of 
 God, with the plan of government and dis- 
 cipline. Ph., 1856 . . . 33-1133 
 
 Constitution of society, as designed by God. L., 
 1835. 80 2-944 
 
 Constitution of the United States. Adams, J. De- 
 fence of 3-501 
 
 — Baldwin, H. Origin and nature of 3-534 
 
 — Bayard, J. Exposition of . . 3-534 
 
 — Convention of 1787. Acts and proceedings 
 
 36-^747 
 
 Secret proceedings and debates 36''-748 
 
 — Cutts, J. M. Treatise on . . 3-639 
 
 — Duer, W. R. Constitutional jurisprudence 
 
 3-640 
 
 — Farrar, T. Manual . . . 3-653 
 
 — Federalist, the .... 3-951 to 3 
 
 — Flanders, H. Exposition of . . 3-659 
 
 — W. Hickey 36*-807 
 
CONSTITUTION. 
 
 123 
 
 CONVERSION. 
 
 Constitution of the United States. Marshall, J. 
 Writings upon .... 2-782 
 
 — Paschal, G. W. The c. defined and annotated 
 
 2-996 
 
 — Phillips, "W. The c. a pro-slavery compact 
 
 26''-672 
 
 — Pomeroy, J. N. Constitutional law 2-366 
 
 — Sheppard, F. Constitutional text-book 2-855 
 
 — Story, J. Commentaries on . . 2-878 
 Familiar exposition . . . 2-880 
 
 — Towle, N. C. History and analysis of 26^-749 
 
 — Tremenhere, H. S. C. compared with the 
 
 English 2-897 
 
 — Upshur, A. P. View of . . 2-899 
 
 — Whiting, W. War powers under 2-211 
 
 — See United States. 
 
 Constitutional convention, the. J. A. Jameson . 
 
 2-738 
 
 Constitutional view of the late war. A. H. Stephens 
 
 26^-1013 
 
 Constitutions. Bowen, F. Documents of the con • 
 stitution of England and America 2-947 
 
 — Bigelow, J. R. C. of the several states 2-545 
 
 — O'Neill, N. J. Mexico, Coahuila, and Texas 
 
 ... . . 26i>-619 
 
 — See Magna charta ; and names of govern- 
 
 ments. 
 
 Constitutions of the states of the union, and of the 
 United States, with the articles of confedera- 
 tion. N. Y., 1852. 8» . . 2-943 
 
 Constitutions of the states, abstract of; prepared 
 by the convention to amend the constitution 
 of Penn., 1837. Harrisburg, 1837 2-632 
 
 Consuelo. Mme A. Dudevant . . 34-3686 
 
 — Same, in English .... 18-918 
 Consulate and empire. A. Thiers . 27"-1937,8 
 Consuls, United States manual for . 2-307 
 Consumption, pulmonary. Beddoe, T. Medical 
 
 and domestic management . 10-10 
 
 — Brown, J. B. Australia for the consumptive 
 
 10-741 
 
 — Clark, J. Treatise on . . . 10-26 
 
 — Copeland, J. Forms, causes, prevention, and 
 
 treatment 10-384 
 
 — Green, H. Pulmonary tuberculosis 10-749 
 
 — Hall, W. W 10-169 
 
 — Hitchman, W. Nature, prevention, and homoeo- 
 
 pathic treatment .... 10-185 
 
 — Hogg, J. Observations on prevention, etc. ; 
 
 with statistics .... 10-435 
 
 — MacCormac, H. Prevention and cure 10-573 
 
 — Pollock, J. E. Elements of prognosis, etc. 
 
 10-600 
 
 — Rose, J. S. C. curable . . 10-410 
 
 — Shew, J. Water treatment . , 10-331 
 
 — See Chest ; Lungs ; Respiration. 
 
 Contarini Fleming. B. Disraeli . . 18-895 
 
 Contemplations, les. V. Hugo . . 34-3404 
 Contemporary review, v. 1-8. L., 1866-8. 8" 
 
 17-153 
 
 Contentment better than wealth. A. B. Haven 
 
 , 18-1358 
 
 Contes et nouvelles par E. Bequet, E. Berthet, 
 
 Mme de Bawr, H. Moreau. P., 1854 34-4403 
 
 Contes. C. Nodier .... 34-5469 
 
 Contes a I'usage de la jeunesse. Mme Guizot 
 
 34-5431 
 
 Contes a ma fllle. J. N. Bouilly . . 34-5069 
 Contes bizarres. A. d'Arnim . . 34-3027 
 Contes d'un planteur de choux. A, de Pontmartiu 
 
 34-3621 
 
 Contes d'une mere. Mme DeWitt . 34-5080 
 Contes d'une nuit d'hiver. A. Michiels 3^3537 
 Contes de la yeillee. C. Nodier . . 34-3606 
 Contes de toutes les couleurs. J. X. Boniface 
 
 34-3664 
 
 Contes dedi^s a la jeunesse. Mme Guizot 34-4293 
 Contes des families. M. L. Edgeworth 34-4200 
 Contes des fees. C. Perrault . . 34-3616 
 Contes du bocage, nouveaux. E. Ourliac 34-5187 
 
 Contes et chansons. C. P. de Kock . 34-4833 
 Contes et historiettes. Mme Z. Carraud 34-5078 
 Contes merveilleux. L. Apuleius . 34-5337 
 
 — J. Porchat 34-3625 
 
 Contes moraux. Mme de Genlis . . 34-3347 
 Contes posthumes. E. T. G. Hofiman 34-3397 
 
 Contes non estampilles. J. Janin . 34-5233 
 Contes ofFerts aux enfants de France. J. N. 
 
 Bouilly 34-5072 
 
 Contes pour les enfants. F. Soulie . 34-5116 
 Continental guide, the general. By an Englishman 
 abroad. L., 1866 . . . 27'>-818 
 Continental monthly : devoted to literature and na- 
 tional policy. V. 1-6. N. Y., 1862-4. 8° 
 . ..... 17-174 
 
 Continental tourist .... 27''-385 
 
 Continental travel. E. Lee . . . 27''-841 
 Continentalist. A. Hamilton . . 2-953 
 
 Continuity of scripture. W. P. Wood 32-2359 
 
 Contraband of war. See International law. 
 Contracts. Addison, C. G. Law of . 2-127 
 
 — Batten, E. Law relating to specific perform- 
 
 ance of V. 67 of 2-55 
 
 — Chitty, J. Law of . . . . 2-18 
 
 — Comyn, S. Law relative to . . 2-24 
 — ' Gibbons, D. Law of c. for works and services 
 
 2-306 
 
 — Parsons, T. Law of . . . 2-280 
 
 — Story, J. Law of . . . . 2-151 
 Contrat de mariage. H. de Balzac . 34-3039 
 Contrat social. J. J. Rousseau , . 34-3653 
 Contributions to the ecclesiastical history of Con- 
 necticut, prepared under the direction of the 
 general association. New Haven, 1861. 8° 
 
 32-1936 
 
 Convalescent. N. P. Willis . . . 33-1249 
 
 Conventions. Elliot, J. Debates in the c of the 
 
 several states .... 26«-770 
 
 — Jameson, J. A. The constitutional c. 2-738 
 
 — See North Carolina ; Pennsylvania. 
 Conventions of iron masters, (Phila., Dec, 1849.) 
 
 Documents of behalf of . . 6-314 
 Convent and manse. W. J. Conybeare 18-695 
 Convents and convent life. Caracciolo, H. Me- 
 moirs 32-1647 
 
 — Dammast, J. S. St. Mary's convent 32-1908 
 
 — Escaped nun, the . . . . 32-2291 
 
 — Taylor, A. Convent life in Italy . 27''-619 
 
 — See Monachism ; Port Royal ; Sisterhoods. 
 Conversation. Deschanel, E. Hist, de la c. 34-4030 
 
 — Goulburn, E. M. The idle word . 32-1761 
 
 — Hervey, G. W. Rhetoric of c. . 33-293 
 
 — Leconte, P. Art de converser et d'^crire chez 
 
 la femme 34-5013 
 
 — Peabody, A. P. Faults and graces 22-708 
 Conversation, la, poeme. J. Delille . 34-4044 
 Conversational guide in English, French, German, 
 
 and Italian. J. T. Loth . . 22-156 
 
 Conversations-Lexicon. 9te originalauflage. L., 
 
 1845-7. V. 1-13. 8" . . . 34-'2300 
 
 — See Damen 34-574 
 
 Conversations on human nature. Mrs. C. Ellis 
 
 15-334 
 
 Conversations on intellectual philosophy ; or, famil- 
 iar explanations of the nature and operations 
 ofthe human mind. L., 1829. 2 v. 15-24 
 Conversations on nature and art. Ph., 1839 11-16 
 Conversations on political economy. J. Marcet 3-157 
 Conversations on religious subjects. S. M. Janney 
 . . . . . 32-1086 
 Conversion. Baxter, R. Call . . 32-1389 
 
 — Boardman, H. A. The great question 32-573 
 
 — Clark, J. A. Awake, thou sleeper ! 32-856 
 
 — Considerations for young men . 32-1456 
 
 — Eliot, W. G. Early education the appointed 
 
 way 32-1497 
 
 — Guthrie, W. Christian's great interest 32-1399 
 
 — Kirk, J. Inquirer's companion . 32-1810 
 
 — Spencer, I. S. A pastor's sketches 32-445 
 
 — See Regeneration. 
 
CONVERSION. 
 
 134 
 
 COOKERY. 
 
 Conversion of the northern nations. C. Merivale 
 32-1740 
 
 Conversion of the Roman empire. C. Merivale 
 32-1594 
 
 Conveyancing. Abbott, B. V., and A. Forms 2-288 
 
 — Coventry, T. Conveyancer's evidence 
 
 V. 26 of 2-55 
 
 — Dunlap, J. D. Book of forms . 2-33 
 
 — Getz, Gr. Precedents and forms . 2-208 
 
 — Horton, J. J. S. Principles, etc. v. 74 of 2-55 
 
 — Moore, H, Instructions for preparing abstracts 
 
 of titles . . . . V. 79 of 2-55 
 
 — See Property. 
 
 Convict. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1611 
 Convict ship. C. A. Browning . . 32-292 
 
 Convicts. Carpenter, M. Our convicts 2-592 
 
 — Gibson, C. B. Life among c. . 2-660 
 
 — Mudie, J. Felonry of New South Wales 29^-247 
 
 — Treatment of c. in Ireland . . 2-984 
 
 — See Criminal history ; Prisons ; Punishment. 
 Convocation book of 1606, commonly called Bishop 
 
 Overall's convocation book. Ox., 1845. 8° 
 
 32-1873 
 
 Conway, H. J, Hiram Hireout. F's M. D. v. 22 
 ■ 24-113 
 
 — Our Jemimy. F's M. D. v. 12 . 24-113 
 Conway, J. Forays among salmon and deer. L., 
 
 1861 . . . . . . 27''-603 
 
 — Letters from the Higlilands ; or, two months 
 
 among the salmon and the deer. L., 1859 
 
 27^-538 
 
 Conway, M. D. The golden hour. B., 1862 26«-667 
 
 — The rejected stone ; or, insurrection vs. resur- 
 
 rection in America. B., 1861 . 26»-668 
 Conybeare, J. J. Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon 
 
 poetry. Ed. by W. D. Conybeare. L., 1826. 
 
 8" 22-994 
 
 Conybeare, W. J. The convent and the manse. 
 
 By Hyler 18-695 
 
 — Perversion 18-696 
 
 — and J. S. Howson. Life and epistles of St. 
 
 Paul. 3d ed. N. Y., 1855. 2 v. 8" 32-568 
 Convngham, D. P. Sherman's march through the 
 
 south. N. Y., 1865 . . . 26»-707 
 Coode, G. Legislative expression ; or, the language 
 
 of the written law. Ph., 1848. 8° v. 60 of 2-55 
 Cook, E. Poetical works. Ph., 1848 33-53 
 
 — Jottings from my journal. L., 1860 33-407 
 Cook, James. Voyage towards the south pole, and 
 
 round the world, (1772-1775,) in which is in- 
 cluded Furneaux's narrative. L., 1777. 2 V. 
 4" 29b-509 
 
 — Kippis, A. Life of . . 30-1594,2001 
 Voyages and life . . . 29i'-310 
 
 — and J. King. Voyage to the Pacific ocean, un- 
 
 dertaken for making discoveries in the north- 
 ern hemisphere. Dub., 1784. 3v. 8» 29''-15 
 
 Cook, Joel. Siege of Richmond ; a narrative of the 
 military operations of Maj.-Gen. G. B. Mc- 
 Clellan. Ph., 1862 . . . 26=^78 
 
 Cook, John. Natural history of lac, amber, and 
 myrrh. L., 1770. 8° . . 10-120 
 
 Cooke, G. W. China. "The Times" special cor- 
 respondence from China in 1857,8. L., 1858 
 28''-270 
 
 — Conquest and colonization in north Africa ; a 
 
 series of letters from Algeria. L., 1860 
 28''-177 
 
 — History of party, from the rise of the whig and 
 
 tory factions, in the reign of Charles II, to 
 the passing of the reform bill. L., 1836,7. 
 3 V. 8° 37''-388 
 
 — Law of defamation. Ph., 1846. 8° v. 58 of 3-55 
 
 — Memoirs of Lord Bolingbroke. L., 1835. 3 v. 
 
 8" 30-1203 
 
 Cooke, J. The preacher's assistant ; containing a 
 series of the texts of serjuons and discourses 
 published since the restoration ; with an al- 
 phabetical register of the authors. Ox., 1783. 
 3 V. 8" 33-2135 
 
 Cooke, C. Curiosities of occult literature. L., n. d. 
 
 . . . . . 13-93 
 
 Cooke, H. B. Autobiography. N. Y., 1858 30-1253 
 
 Cooke, J. E. Ellie ; or, the human comedy 18-700 
 
 — Fairfax 18-706 
 
 — Henry St. John, gentleman; a tale of 1774,5 
 
 18-703 
 
 — Last of the foresters . . . 18-704 
 
 — Leather stocking and silk . . 18-701 
 
 — Stonewall Jackson ; a military biography, with 
 
 portrait and maps. N. Y., 1866 30-1761 
 
 — Surry of Eagle's nest . . . 18-705 
 
 — Virginia comedians ; or, old days in the old 
 
 dominion ..... 18-703 
 
 — Wearing of the gray ; being personal portraits, 
 
 scenes, and adventures of the war. N. Y., 
 1867. 8" 26=>-1011 
 
 — The youth of Jetferson . . . 18-3630 
 Cooke, J. P. Elements of chemical physics. B., 
 
 1860. 8" 8-48 
 
 — Religion and chemistry ; or, proofs of God's 
 
 plan in the atmosphere, and its elements. 
 N. Y., 1864. 8° . . . . 8-81 
 
 Cooke, M. C. Our reptiles ; a plain and easy ac- 
 count of the lizards, snakes, newts, toads, 
 frogs, and tortoises indigenous to Great Brit- 
 ain. L., 1865 .... 9-680 
 
 — Plain and easy account of British fungi ; with 
 
 descriptions of the esculent and poisonous 
 species, details of the principles of scientific 
 classification, and a tabular arrangement of 
 orders of genera. L., 1863 . 9-92 
 
 — Rust, smut, mildew, and mould ; an introduc- 
 
 tion to the study of microscopic fungi. L., 
 1865 9-27 
 
 — Seven sisters of sleep ; a popular history of the 
 
 seven prevailing narcotics of the world. L. , 
 
 n. d 10-553 
 
 .— (Ed.) Hardwicke's science-gossip, v. 1, 2. 
 L., 1866,7. R. 8» ... 9-1233 
 
 Cooke, P. S. Scenes and adventures in the army ; 
 or, romance of military life. Ph., 1857 36b-318 
 
 Cooke, W. New picture of the isle of Wight. 2d 
 ed. Southampton, 1813. 8« . 27^-910 
 
 Cooke, W. Commentary of medical and moral life ; 
 on mind and the emotions, considered in re- 
 lation to health, disease, and religion. Ph., 
 1853 10-546 
 
 Cooke, W. See Hulme, S. 
 
 Cooke, W. A. Constitutional history of the TJ. S. 
 Ph., 1858. 8" . . . . 26»-414 
 
 Cooke, W. M. Proceedings and speeches on the 
 announcement of the death of Hon. W. M. 
 Cooke, in the house of representatives of the 
 confederate states. Rich., 1863 . 26»-2125 
 
 Cookery. Accuni, P. Culinary chemistry 6-149 
 Culinary poisons . . . 10-771 
 
 — Alcott, W. A. Food and c. . . 6-150 
 
 — Beecher, C. Domestic receipt-book 6-155J 
 
 — Beeton, Mrs. I. Book of household manage- 
 
 ment 6-154 
 
 — Bishop, F. Illustrated c. book . 6-156 
 
 — Blot, P. Handbook of . . . 6-159 
 Lectures on .... 6-1 58 
 
 — Cre-fydds family fare . . . 6-236 
 
 — Delamere, E. S. and E. J. Wholesome fare 
 
 6-248 
 
 — Family save-all . . . • 6-176 
 
 — Francatelli, C. E. Modern cook . 6-178 
 
 — Hale, S. J. New cook-book . . 6-182 
 
 — Lea, E. E. Domestic c. . . 6-194 
 
 — Leslie, E. Directions for . . 6-197 
 New cook-book . . . 6-1 97^ 
 
 — Lovell, M. S. Edible mollusks . 9-703 
 
 — Mann, Mrs. H. Physiological cook-book 6-200 
 
 — Putnam, Mrs. E. Receipl-book . 6-213 
 
 — Sanderson, J. M. Complete cook 6-319 
 
 — Soyer, A. Culinary campaign . 6-224 
 
 Pantropheon .... 6-221 
 
 Shilling cookery . . . 6-323 
 
COOKERY. 
 
 125 
 
 COOPERS. 
 
 Cookery. Trail, R. T. Hydropathic cook-book 
 10-341 
 
 — What shall we eat ? . . . 6-333 
 
 — Widdifield, H. New cook-book . 6-231 
 
 — »Young housewives' daily assistant 6-236 
 
 — See Baking ; Bread ; Domestic economy ; 
 
 Drinks ; Food ; Housekeeping. 
 
 Cookery as it should be. By a pupil of Mrs. Good- 
 fellow. Ph., 1857 . . . 6-181 
 
 Cookman, A. A discourse commemorative of the 
 life and labors of the late Rev. N. Heston. 
 Ph., 1865. 8» . . . . 30, u. p. 
 
 Cookson, C. A. England and Japan. [Interna- 
 tional policy] .... 27M250 
 
 Cooley, A. J. Cyclopgedia of practical receipts, and 
 collateral information in the arts, manufac- 
 tures, professions, and trades. 3d ed. L., 
 1856. 8° 6-830 
 
 — Two months in a London hospital. L., 1865 
 
 10-674 
 
 — Toilet and cosmetic arts in ancient and modem 
 
 times. L., 1866 . . , . 6-170 
 
 Cooley, J. E. American in Egypt, with rambles 
 through Arabia Petrsea and the holy land in 
 1839,40. N. Y., 1842. 8» . 28''-55 
 
 Cooley, T. M. Life and character of the Rev. L. 
 Haynes. N. Y., 1837 . . 30-1848 
 
 Cooley, W. D. Claudius Ptolemy and the Nile ; or, 
 an inquiry into that geographer's real merits 
 and speculative errors, his knowledge of east- 
 ern Africa, and the authenticitv of the moun- 
 tains of the moon. L., 1854. > 28''-508 
 
 — History of maritime and inland discovery. L., 
 
 1830. 3v 29i'-115 
 
 — Inner Africa laid open, in an attempt to trace 
 
 the chief lines of communication across that 
 
 continent south of the equator. L., 1852. 8° 
 
 28i'-382 
 
 Coolidge, R. H. Statistical report of the sickness 
 and mortality in the army of the United 
 States ; compiled from the records of the 
 surgeon-general's office, (1839-60.) W., 1856, 
 60. 2v. 4" . . . . 10-1006 
 
 Coombs, J. J. Trial of Aaron Burr for high treason, 
 comprising all the evidence and opinions of 
 the court in the various stages of the case, 
 with an account of the subsequent proceed- 
 ings against Burr, Blennerhassett, and Smith. 
 W., n. d. 80 . . . . 2-230 
 
 Cooper, A. A. See Shaftesbury. 
 
 Cooper, B. B. Life of Sir Astley Cooper. L., 1843. 
 2 V. 8° 30-106 
 
 Cooper, C. D. The last days of our Saviour. Ph., 
 1867 32-2240 
 
 Cooper, C. H. and T. Athense cantabrigienses. 
 Camb., 1858. 2 v. 8" . . 30-1707 
 
 Cooper, E. Life and letters of Lady Arabella 
 Stuart. L., 1866. 2 v. . . 30-1858 
 
 Cooper, J. The science of spiritual life. L., 1867. 
 S-' 32-1981 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Gleanings in Europe — England. Ph., 
 
 1837. 2v 27'>-l 
 
 France. Ph., 1837. 2 v. . 2T>-2'r 
 
 Italy. Ph., 1838. 2 v. . . 27'>-71 
 
 — History of the navy of the U. S. Ph., 1839. 2 v. 
 
 8» 26«-49 
 
 — Same continued to 1853. N. Y., 1853. 8° 26''-50 
 
 — Lives of distinguished American naval officers. 
 
 Ph., 1846. 2v 30-107 
 
 — Notions of the Americans ; picked up by a 
 
 travelling bachelor. Ph., 1838 . 26»'-169 
 
 — Novels. 
 
 Afloat and ashore . . . 18-711 
 
 See Miles "Wallingford. 
 
 The bravo .... 18-712 
 
 Chainbearer .... 18-713 
 
 The crater, or Vulcan's peak . 18-714 
 
 Deerslayer .... 18-715 
 
 Headsman ; or, the Abbaye des Vignerons 
 
 18-716 
 
 Cooper, J. F. Novels. Heidenmauer . 18-717 
 
 Home as found. Sequel to "Homeward 
 
 bound" . . . • 18-718 
 
 Homeward bound ; oi-, the chase 18-719 
 
 Jack Tier ; or, the Florida reef 18-721 
 
 Leather-stocking tales. 
 
 (1) Deerslayer . . . 18-715 
 
 (2) Last of the Mohicans . 18-722 
 
 (3) Pathfinder . . . 18-729 
 
 (4) Pioneers . . . 18-731 
 
 (5) Prairie .... 18-732 
 
 Lionel Lincoln .... 18-723 
 
 — Littlepage manuscripts. 
 
 (1) Satanstoe . . . 18-736 
 
 (2) Chainbearer . . . 18-713 
 
 (3) Redskins . . . 18-735 
 
 Mercedes of Castile . . . 18-724 
 
 Miles Wallingford ; sequel to afloat and 
 
 ashore 18-725 
 
 Monikins 18-726 
 
 • Ned Myers ; or, a life before the mast 18-727 
 
 Oak openings ; or, the bee hunter 18-728 
 
 Pathfinder .... 18-729 
 
 Pioneers 18-731 
 
 Prairie 18-732 
 
 The pilot ; a tale of the sea . 18-730 
 
 Precaution 18-733 
 
 Red rover 18-734 
 
 Redskins 18-735 
 
 Satanstoe 18-736 
 
 Sea lions ; or, the lost sealers . 18-737 
 
 The spy ; a tale of the neutral ground 18-738 
 
 See Barnum, H. L. . . 18-289 
 
 Stories of the sea ; being narratives of adven- 
 ture selected from the " sea tales " 18-739 
 
 Stories of the woods ; or, adventures of 
 
 Leather Stocking . . . 18-740 
 
 Two admirals .... 18-742 
 
 The water-witch ; or, the skimmer of the 
 
 seas 18-743 
 
 Ways of the hour . . . 18-744 
 
 Wept of Wish-ton-wish . . 18-745 
 
 Wing and wing ; or, le feu-follet 18-746 
 
 Wyandotte ; or, the hutted knoll 18-747 
 
 — Sketches of Switzerland. Ph., 1836. 2 v. 
 
 27M20 
 
 — Same. 2d pt. Ph., 1836. 2 v. . 27^-121 
 
 — Memorial of. N. Y., 1852. 8° . 30-1650 
 Cooper, R. The immortality of the soul, religiously 
 
 and philosophically considered. B., 1862 
 32-2297 
 
 Cooper, S. Concise system of instructions and re- 
 gulations for the militia and volunteers of the 
 U. S. Ph., 1860 . . . 6-582 
 
 Cooper, S. F. The rhyme and reason of country 
 life. N. Y., 1855 . . . 33-1387 
 
 — Rural hours ; by a lady. N. Y., 1850 9-1025 
 
 — Same ; with title Journal of a naturalist in the 
 
 U.S. L., 1856. 2v. . . 9-1020 
 
 Cooper, Thomas. Wise saws and modern instances 
 
 18-709 
 
 Cooper, Thomas, M. D. Lectures on the elements 
 
 of political economy. Columbia, 1826. 8" 
 
 — Practical treatise on dyeing and callicoe print- 
 
 ing, exhibiting the processes in the French, 
 German, English, and American practice of 
 fixing colours on woollen, cotten, silk, and 
 linen. Ph., 1815. 8" . . . 6-308 
 
 — Some information respecting America. L., 
 
 1794. 8" 26i'-23 
 
 Cooper, Thompson. Parliamentary short-hand. L., 
 
 1858 22-66 
 
 Cooper, W. D. A glossary of provincialisms in use 
 
 in the county of Sussex. 2d ed. L., 1853 
 
 22-63 
 
 Cooper, W. W. Near sight, aged sight, impaired 
 
 vision, and the means of assisting sight. 2d 
 
 ed. L., 1853 .... 10-397 
 
 Coopers. A. B. Haven . . . 18-1359 
 
CO-OPERATION. 
 
 126 
 
 CORNEILLE. 
 
 Co-operation. Holyoake, G. J. History of c. in 
 Rochdale 2-721 
 
 — See Courtauld, G. Advantages of equitable as- 
 
 sociations 2-625 
 
 Co-operative stores ; their history, organization, and 
 management ; based on the recent German 
 work of E. Richter ; with amendments spe- 
 cially adapted for U. S. K Y., 1867 2-624 
 Co-operator ; a monthly record of co-operative pro- 
 gress by workingmen. Ed. by H. Pitman. 
 L., 1860-4. 4 V. So . . . 2-941 
 
 Coopland, R. M. Lady's escape from Gwalior ; 
 and life in the fort of Agra during the mutin- 
 ies of 1857. L., 1859 . . . 28^-312 
 Coos-coo-soo. Port, G. Letters from Tangier 28''-431 
 Coote, C. General view of the agriculture and 
 manufactures of the King's county, with ob- 
 servations on the means of their improve- 
 ment. Dub., 1801. 8» . . 27^-928 
 
 — History of modem Europe, and a view of the 
 
 progress of society from the peace of Paris in 
 1763 to the treaty of Amiens, 1802 ; a contin- 
 uation of Dr. Russell's history. Ph., 1811. 
 8» 27^3382 
 
 — Statistical survey of the county of Cavan. 
 
 Dub., 1802. S" . . . . 27''-929 
 
 — Statistical survey of the county of Monaghan. 
 
 Dub., 1801. 8» . . . . 27''-927 
 Coote, H. C. A neglected fact in English history. 
 
 L., 1864 • 27«-291 
 
 Coote, R. H. Law of mortgage. Ph., 1837 
 v. 18 of 2-55 
 
 — Same ; with notes and references to American 
 
 cases. Ph., 1850. 8° . .v. 69 of 2-55 
 
 Cope, G. Record of the Cope family as established 
 
 in America by Oliver Cope. Ph., 1861. 8" 
 
 30-2373 
 
 Cope, T. P. Speech on banks and currency. Ph., 
 1838. 8»pph 2-622 
 
 Copcutt, F, Leaves from a bachelor's book of life 
 18-748 
 
 Copeland, R. M. Country life ; a hand-book of ag- 
 riculture, horticulture, and landscape garden- 
 ing. B., 1859, 8» . , . 4-103 
 
 — Same ; fifth edition. B., 1866 . 4-103« 
 Copies of original letters from the army of General 
 
 Bonaparte in Egypt, intercepted by the fleet 
 under Lord Nelson ; with an authentic nar- 
 rative of the proceedings of his majesty's 
 squadron under Lord Nelson, from its sailing 
 from Gibraltar to the conclusion of the glori- 
 ous battle of the Nile. Dub., 1801. 8» 
 
 27''-3594 
 
 Copland, J. Dictionary of practical medicine. Ed. 
 byC, A. Lee, N. Y., 1860. 3 v. S" 10-225 
 
 — Forms, complications, causes, prevention, and 
 
 treatment of consumption and bronchitis, 
 comprising also the causes and prevention of 
 scrofula. L., 1861. 8° . . 10-384 
 
 Copley, J. Kansas and the country beyond, on the 
 line of the Union Pacific railway. Ph., 1867. 
 80 26b-637 
 
 Copp^e, H. Elements of logic ; designed as a man- 
 ual of instruction. Ph., 1858 . 15-119 
 
 — Elements of rhetoric. Ph., 1859 . 22-624 
 
 — Grant and his campaigns ; a military biography. 
 
 N. Y., 1866. 8° . , . , 26''-726 
 
 Copper, Foster and Whitney, Report on copper 
 
 lands of Lake Superior , . 9-336 
 
 — Lambom, R, H, Metallurgy of , 6-344 
 
 — Piggot, A, S. Chemistry and metallurgy of c. 
 
 6-393 
 
 — See Metallurgy ; Mining. 
 Coppet et "Weimar. See Lenormant, 
 
 Copping, E. Alfieri and Goldoni : their lives and 
 adventures. L., 1857 . . 30-1049 
 
 — Aspects of Paris. L., 1858 . . 27''-649 
 Copway, G, Running sketches of men and places 
 
 in England, France, Germany, Belgium, and 
 Scotland, N. Y,, 1851 . . 27''-248 
 
 Copway, G. Traditional history and characteristic 
 sketches of the Ojibway nation. B., 1851 
 
 26''-277 
 
 Coptic lang. Parthey, G. Vocab. Coptico-latinum 
 
 et latino-Copticum 
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 Copyright. Carey, H. C. 
 
 22-195 
 
 Letters on international 
 22-956 
 
 — Fraser, J, Handy book of patent and copyright 
 
 law 2-203 
 
 — Law, S. D. C, and patent laws of the U. S., 
 
 1790-1866 2-296 
 
 — Maugham, R. Laws of literary property 2-316 
 
 — Reade, 0. The eighth commandment 22-1173 
 
 — Stowe, C. E. and H. B., vs. F. W, Thomas. 
 
 Pph., 22 pp. 8» . . . . 2-231 
 
 Coquerel, A. , jr. Fine arts in Italy in their religious 
 
 aspect; with an appendix on the iconography 
 
 of the immaculate conception. L,, 1859. 8" 
 
 5-146 
 
 — Les forcats pour la foi. P., 1866 . 84-4325 
 Coquille du pelerin, la. E. Sue . . 34-4638 
 Cora and the doctor, Mrs. M. Leslie , 18-1855 
 Coral island. R. M. Ballantyne , . 18-250 
 Coral reefs and islands. J. D. Dana . 9-218 
 Corals. Gosse, P, H. British sea anemones and 
 
 corals 9-554 
 
 Coran, (le,) traduit de I'Arabe, avec les notes des 
 commentateurs orientaux, par Savary ; et la 
 legende de Mahomet traduit par G. de Tassy. 
 P., 1829. 2 V 34-4107 
 
 — See Koran. 
 
 Corbeille des fleurs. Le Chanoine Schmid 34^4239 
 
 Corbet, R. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-69 
 
 Corbin, C. F. Rebecca ; or, a woman's secret 
 18-4027 
 
 Corbyn, F. Treatise on the epidemic cholera, as it 
 has prevailed in India. Cal., 1832. 8° 10-162 
 
 Corde sensible, la. Clairville et L. Thiboust 
 
 34-3143 
 
 Cordoba, Gonzalo Fernandez de, Vida de, Por M. 
 J. Quintana , , . , 34-33 
 
 Cordova, J, de, Texas : her resources and her pub- 
 lic men 26''-509 
 
 Corea. Duhalde, P. Description of . 28''-19 
 
 — Hall, B. Voyage to west coast of 29^-22 
 Corfe, G, Physiognomy of diseases, L., 1849. 4° 
 
 10-1003 
 
 Corfe, R. T. Principles of harmony and thorough- 
 bass. B., n. d. 8° . , , 5-1126 
 Corkran, J. F. History of the national constituent 
 assembly. L., 1849, 2 v. . 27''-1655 
 Corinne. Mme de Stael-Holstein . 34-3815 
 Corinue ; or, Italy. Mad. de Stael . 18-847,918 
 Corinthians, epistles to. Barnes, A. Notes on 
 
 32-699,700 
 
 32-1249 
 
 32-1267 
 
 32-1367,8 
 
 32-1177 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentary on . 
 
 — Chrysoston, St. J. Homilies on 
 
 — Hodge, C. Exposition of 
 
 — Robertson, F. W. Lectures on 
 Cormenin, L. M. de la Haye, vicomte de. Com- 
 plete history of the popes of Rome, including 
 the history of saints, martyrs, fathers of the 
 church, religious orders, cardinals, inquisi- 
 tions, schisms, and the great reformers. Ph., 
 1851. 2v, 80 , . . . 32-340 
 
 — Orators of France: by Timon, Transl. by a 
 
 member of the N. Y. bar. Ed. by G. H. 
 
 Colton. N. Y., 1847 . . . 22-626 
 
 Com. See Indian com. 
 Com laws. Peel, Sir R. Repeal of the 27^940 
 
 — Piatt, J, C. History of British c, [Hunt's lib, 
 
 of com,] 1-39 
 
 — Wilson, J, Influence of . . 3-259 
 Com trade. Torrens, R, Essay on , 3-238 
 Corneille, P, Le Cid— Traeg^die, Leipzig, 1855 
 
 ,,,..,. 34-3127 
 
 — Horace— Trag^die. Leipzig, 1855 34-3128 
 See Whitehead, W. The Roman father. 
 
 — Guizot, F, P. G. C. and his times 22-1071 
 
CORNEILLE. 
 
 127 
 
 COSETTE. 
 
 Corneille, P. Le Menteur — Comedie. (Fiebig et 
 Leportier ed.) Leipzig, 1855 . 34-3129 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Commentaires sur C. 
 
 34-4486 ; V. 44 & 45 of 34-4868 
 
 Corneille, P. et T. CEuvres. Edition variorum, 
 
 par Ch. Louandre. P., 1853. 2 v. 34-3162 
 
 — Chef-d'cBUvres dramatiques. Londres, 1783. 
 
 5v 34^3163 
 
 Cornelius Nepos. See Nepos, C. 
 
 Cornelia d'Alfi. E. Sue •. . . 34-5314 
 
 Cornell, W. M. How to enjoy life; or, physical 
 
 and mental hygiene. Ph., 1860 10-216 
 
 Corner, Julia. The baronet; or, I'amant malgr^ lui 
 
 18-3820 
 
 — History of China and India, pictorial and de- 
 
 scriptive. L., n. d. 8» . . 28*-87 
 
 — History of England ; from the earliest period to 
 
 the present time. Adapted to youth. L., n. 
 d 27^294 
 
 — History of France ; from the earlieslr period to 
 
 the present time. Adapted for youth. L., 
 n. d 27«-1657 
 
 — History of Greece ; from the earliest period to 
 
 the Roman conquest, with a sketch of its 
 modern history to the present time. Adapted 
 for youth. L., n. d. . . . 27»-3103 
 
 — History of Ireland ; for youth, schools, and 
 
 families. L., n. d. . . . 27»-1422 
 
 — History of Rome ; for youth. L., n. d. 27»-2188 
 
 — History of Scotland ; adapted for youth, schools, 
 
 and families. L., n. d. . . 27»-1319 
 
 — Questions on the history of Europe ; a sequel to 
 
 Miss MangnalFs historical questions. L., 
 1857 27»-3386 
 
 — et al. China, pictorial, descriptive, and histori- 
 
 cal ; with an account of Ava and the Burmese. 
 
 L., 1853 28^-557 
 
 Comer-stone. J. Abbott . . . 32-5 
 
 Cornhill magazine, v. 1-17. L., 1860-68. 8" 17-147 
 Cornhill to Grand Cairo. W. M. Thackeray 28^-108 
 Cornish provincial dialect, specimens of 22-996 
 
 Cornplanter memorial ; an historical sketch of 
 Gy-ant-wa-chia — the Cornplanter, and of the 
 six nations of Indians, by J. R. Snowden ; 
 and the report of S. P. Johnson on the erec- 
 tion of the monument to the memory of Corn- 
 planter. Harrisburg, 1867. 8° . 26»-l017 
 Cornu, Francis. See Scribe, A. -E. Theatre. Com. -v. 
 Cornwall, Barry, [Pseud.] See Procter, B. W. 
 Cornwall, N. E. Music as it was, and as it is. N. 
 
 Y., 1851 5-1032 
 
 Cornwall, S. R. Finland family . 18-750 
 
 Cornwall. Blight, J. T. Ancient crosses and other 
 
 antiquities 27*-91 
 
 — De la Beche, H. T. Geology of . 9-337 
 
 — Redding, C. Illustrated itinerary of 27''-441 
 Comwallis, Caroline F. Brief view of Greek phil- 
 osophy up to the age of Pericles. L., 1850 
 
 15-245 
 
 — Treatment of the dangerous and perishing 
 
 classes ; a prize essay on juvenile delinquency. 
 L., 1853 2-715 
 
 — Selections from letters of, with some unpublished 
 
 poems. L., 1864. 8° . . 30-1557 
 
 — Small books on great subjects. From the 2d 
 
 Lond. ed. Ph., 1847. 3 v. . 33-64 
 
 Vol. I. — Philosophical theories, etc., by a Pariah ; 
 The connection between physiology and intellectual 
 philosophy ; Man's power over himself to control in- 
 sanity, by J. Barlow ; Introduction to practical organic 
 chemistry. Vol. II.— Brief view of Greek philosophy ; 
 Christian doctrines in the second century ; An exposi- 
 tion of common errors, by Thomas Brown redivivus. 
 Vol. III. — Vegetable physiology ; Criminal law ; Chris- 
 tian sects of the nineteenth century ; General principles 
 of grammar. 
 
 Comwallis, C, 1st Marquis of. Correspondence. 
 
 Ed,, with notes, by C. Ross. L., 1859. 3 v. 
 
 8» 27«-1023 
 
 Comwallis, K. Pilgrims of fashion , 18-751 
 
 — Prince of Wales in America. N. Y., 1860 
 
 26'>-396 
 
 Comwallis, K. Sackville St. Lawrence ; an auto- 
 biography 18-755 
 
 — Two journeys to Japan, 1856,7. L., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 28^-368 
 
 Comyn, John K. Dick Wilson, the rumseller's 
 
 victim 18-749 
 
 Corporations. Grant, J. Law of v. 82 of 2-55 
 
 — Porter, J. M. The right to annul charters 2-622 
 Corps universal diplomatique du droit des gens. 
 
 J. Dumont 34-4965 
 
 Corpulence. Banting, W. Letter on 10-789 
 
 — Brillat-Savarin, A. Hand-book of dining 
 
 10-506 
 
 — Harvey, J. How to get fat . . 10-789 
 
 — Wadd, W. Comments on corpulency 108-68 
 Correggio, A. Allegri. Coxe, W. Sketch of the 
 
 life of 30-1207 
 
 Correlation of forces. Grove, W. R. Correlation 
 of physical forces . . . 11-163 
 
 — Youmans, E. L. (ed.) Correlation and con- 
 
 servation of forces . . . 11-239 
 
 Correspondance litteraire. Critique. Beaux-Arts. 
 
 Erudition. 4me Annee, 1859,60. P. 8° 
 
 34-4505 
 
 Correspondence of the American revolution. J. 
 
 Sparks (ed.) . . . . 26''-303 
 Correspondence respecting the attack on St. Albans. 
 
 See U. S., war of 1861-5 . . 26»-u. p. 
 Correspondence relative to a meeting at Quebec. 
 
 See America, British . . , 26'^u. p. 
 Corrigan, Dr. Ten days in Athens, with notes by 
 
 the way, in 1861. L., 1862 . 27^-613 
 
 Corry, John, and Evans, J. History of Bristol, 
 
 civil and ecclesiastical ; including biographical 
 
 notices of eminent and distinguished natives. 
 
 Bristol, 1816. 2 v. R. 8° . . 27''-374 
 Corry O'Lanus; his views and experiences 
 
 18-3961 
 
 Corsair and his conqueror. H. E. Pope 28''-376 
 Corse de Leon. G. P. R. James . . 18-1612 
 Corsica. Boswell, J. Account of . 27*-2155 
 
 — Forrester, T. Rambles in , . 27''-800 
 
 — Frederic, Col. Memoirs of C. . 29«-239 
 
 — Gregorovius, F. Travels in . . 27''-369 
 Corsican brothers. Alex. Dumas . 18-926 
 Corson, Caroline. Soirees litteraires. Causeries de 
 
 salon. Ph., 1863 . . . 34^5294 
 
 Corson, H. Elocutionary manual ; selections from 
 English and American literature ; with an in- 
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 and on vocal culture. Ph., 1865 33-597 
 
 Corson, J. W. Loiterings in Europe ; or, sketches 
 of travel in France, Belgium, Switzerland, 
 Italy, Austria, Prussia, Great Britain, and Ire- 
 land ; with observations on European char- 
 ities and medical institutions, N. Y., 1848 
 27*'-140 
 
 Cortambert, E. Cours de geographic, physique, 
 
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 Cortes, H. Despatches of the conqueror of Mexico 
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 N. Y., 1843. S" . . . . 26»-51 
 
 — Abbott, J. History of . . . 30-890 
 
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 Cory, J. P. Metaphysical inquirer into the method, 
 objects, and result of ancient and modem 
 philosophy. L., 1833 . . . 15-809 
 
 Coryton, J. Law of letters-patent, for the sole use 
 of inventions in Gt. Britain and Ireland ; in- 
 cluding the practice connected with the grant ; 
 with summary for foreign states. Ph., 
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 Cosas de Espana. Mrs. W. P. Byrne 27*-803 
 
 Cosas de Espaiia. J. M. Mackie . . 27''-371 
 Cosette, V, Hugo .... 18-1536 
 
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 128 
 
 COULTAS. 
 
 Cosin, J. The names of the Roman catholics, non- 
 jurors, and others, who refused to take the 
 oaths to his late majesty King George. L., 
 1863. 8» 27^293 
 
 Cosmetics. Cooley, A. J. Toilet and cosmetic arts 
 6-170 
 
 Cosmogony and cosmology. Browne, R. G. S. 
 Mosaic cosmogony . . . 32-1336 
 
 — Dawson, J. W. Archaia . . 32-938 
 
 — Duncan, G. J. C. Pre-Adamite man 32-955 
 
 — Genesis of the earth and of man . 32-964 
 
 — Hickok, L. P. Rational cosmology 15-123 
 
 — Kurtz, J. H. Bible and astronomy 32-680 
 
 — See Creation; Earth; Genesis; Geology; Man. 
 Cosmophonography. Fauvel-Gouraud, F. 22-95 
 Cosmos. A. von Humboldt . . . 11-251 
 Cosmos ; Revue encyclopedique hebdomadaire des 
 
 progresdes sciences, v. 1863-7. P. 8° 34-4696 
 Costa, J. Gopsill's Pennsylvania state business 
 directory ; containing names and addresses of 
 merchants, manufacturers, professional men, 
 and over 70,000 farmers ; with an appendix. 
 Jersey City, 1865,6. 8" . . 25-156 
 
 — Gopsill's Philadelphia city and business direct- 
 
 ory for 1867,8. 8» . . . 25-157 
 
 Costa, M. Eli ; an oratorio. Words selected and 
 written by Wm. Bartholomew. B. 8° 5-793 
 Costa Pereira Furtado de Mendontja, H. J. de. Nar- 
 rative of persecution by the inquisition, for 
 the pretended crime of freemasonry ; to which 
 are added the bye-laws of the inquisition of 
 Lisbon. L., 1811. 2 v. 80 . 30-1819 
 Costal I'Indien. G. Ferry . . . 34-3311 
 Costello, L. S. Jacques Coeur, the French argon- 
 aut, and his times. L., 1847. 8" 27»-1658 
 
 — Memoirs of eminent Englishwomen. L., 1844. 
 
 4v. 8» . • . . . 30-634 
 
 — Pilgrimage to Auvergne, from Picardy to Le 
 
 Velay. L., 1842. 2 v. 8« . 27''-679 
 
 — Specimens of the early poetry of France, from 
 
 the time of the troubadours and trouveres 
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 — Tour to and from Venice, by the Vaudois and 
 
 the Tyrol. L., 1846. 8° . . 27b-72 
 
 Costello, D. Holidays with hobgoblins, and talk of 
 
 strange things .... 18-753 
 
 — Tour through The valley of the Meuse, with the 
 
 legends of the Walloon country and the Ar- 
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 Costs. Beames, J. Doctrine of courts of equity 
 V. 22 of 2-55 
 
 — Brightly, F. C. Law of in Penna. 2-232 
 Costume, book of 29«-95 
 
 — Bradford, W. Costume in Portugal and Spain 
 
 in 1808,9 27'>-559 
 
 — Breton, M. Costumes of China . 28''-528 
 
 — Fairholt, F. W. C. in England . 27*^387 
 
 — Hope, T. C. of the ancients . . 29«-98 
 
 — Martin, C. Civil c. of England . 27«-4046 
 
 — Mason, Q. H. C. of China . . 28b-337 
 
 — Meyrick, S. R. Ancient armour . 27*-4049 
 
 — Planche, J. R. British c. . . 27-^950 
 
 — Reinhardt's collection of Swiss c. . 27''-1221 
 
 — Stone, E. Chronicles of fashion . 27''-1113 
 
 — Stnitt, J. Dress and habits of the people of 
 
 England 27M1048 
 
 Regal and ecclesiastical antiquities 27*-4047 
 
 — See Dress ; Fashion ; Hats ; Shoes. 
 
 Cota, R., y F. Rojas. Celestina. T. T. E. vol. 1 
 
 34-2 
 
 Cotsell, G. Treatise on ships' anchors. L., 1856 
 
 6-583 
 
 Cotta, B. von. Geology and history : a popular 
 exposition of all that is known of the earth 
 and its inhabitants in the pre-historic times. 
 
 L., 1865 9-313 
 
 Cottage bee-keeper ; or, suggestions for the manage- 
 ment of apiaries. N. Y., 1851 . 4^54 
 Cottage evenings ; Workingman's companion 
 
 33-458 
 
 Cottage economy. W. Cobbett . . 6-167 
 
 Cottage magazine, the, or plain Christians' library. 
 
 V. 2. 1847 32-60 
 
 Cottage on the cliff. C. G. Ward . 18-3421 
 
 Cottages. See Architecture, domestic and rural. 
 Cottin, S. R. Elizabeth, ou 1' exiles de Siberie. 
 
 Suivie de la Prise de Jericho. P., 1834 
 34r-3164 
 
 — Elizabeth ; or, the exiles of Siberia 18-756 
 Cottle, J. Alfred: an heroic poem. L., 1850 
 
 23-533 
 
 — Reminiscences of S. T. Coleridge and Robert 
 
 Southey. N. Y., 1847 . . 30-109 
 
 Cottrell, C. H. Recollections of Siberia in 1840,1. 
 
 L., 1842. 8» .... 27^-93 
 
 Cotton, A. Public works in India. 2d ed. 1854. 
 
 8° 6-109 
 
 Cotton, C. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 33-73 
 
 — See Walton, I. 
 
 Cotton, John. McClure, A. W. Life of 30-1559 
 Cotton, K (Walsh's Br. poets) . 23-133 
 
 Cotton, Sir S. Nine years on the northwest frontier 
 of India, 1854-63. L., 1868. 80 28'^-589 
 
 Cotton culture and commerce. Barbee, W. J. Cot- 
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 — Cassel, W. R. C. c. in the Bombay presidency 
 
 1-118 
 
 — Chapman, J. Cotton and commerce of India 
 
 1-286 
 
 — Ellison, T. Handbook of the cotton trade 
 
 1-267 
 
 — Forbes, G. F. Cultivation and supply in U. S. 
 
 4r-u. p. 
 
 — Gibbs, J. Cotton cultivation . . 4-183 
 
 — Lees, W. N. Cotton and other agricultural ex- 
 
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 — Lyman, J. B. Culture of . . 4-293 
 
 — McHenry, G. Cotton trade . . 1-173 
 
 — Mallet, J. W. Cultivation of . 1-117 
 
 — Mann, J. A. Cotton trade of Great Britain 
 
 1-110 
 
 — Wheeler, J. T. Handbook to cultivation in 
 
 Madras 4-257 
 
 Madras vs. America . . . 4-258 
 
 — Royle, J. F. Culture and commerce in India 
 
 1-113 
 
 — Wight, G. Queensland . . 29*'-207 
 Cotton famine. Arnold, R. A. History of the 
 
 1-208 
 
 — Watts, J. Facts of . . . 1-284 
 
 — Waugh, E. Home life of the Lancashire factory 
 
 folk 2-903 
 
 Cotton is king. D. Christy . . . 1-217 
 
 Cotton kingdom. F. L. Olmsted . 26''-409 
 
 Cotton manufacture. Baines, E. History of c. m. 
 
 in Great Britain .... 6-279 
 
 — Baird, R. H. American spinner . 6-280 
 
 — French, G. J. Life and times of S. Crompton 
 
 30-1173 
 
 — Geldard, J. Handbook of . . 6-336 
 
 — Hyde, J. Science of cotton spinning 6-342 
 
 — Pearson, H. Cotton spinning . 6-460 
 
 — Ure, A. C. m. of Great Britain . 6-436 
 
 — White, G. S. History of . . 30-492 
 Cotton manufacture of Dacca, in Bengal. L., 1851. 
 
 • 8° ...... 6-310 
 
 Cotton spinners in Glasgow. Swinton, A. Report 
 
 of trial of 3-290 
 
 Cotton stealing . . . . . 18-3661 
 
 Coues, S. E. Outlines of a system of mechanical 
 
 philosophy : a research into the laws of force. 
 
 B., 1851 11-91 
 
 Coultas, H. The plant : an illustration of the or- 
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 — Principles of botany, as exemplified in the cryp- 
 
 togamia. Ph., 1853 . . . 9-38 
 
 — Principles of botany, as exemplified in the pha- 
 
 nerogamia. Ph., 1854 . . 9-29 
 
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 8» 9-30 
 
COULTER. 
 
 129 
 
 COUSIN. 
 
 Coulter, H. West of Ireland ; its existing condition 
 
 and prospects. Dub., 1862 . 27''-G20 
 
 Council of Trent. Bungener, L. F. History of 
 
 82-595 
 
 — Calvin, J. Antidote to . . v. 3 of 32-1234 
 
 — Catechism of . . . . 32-773,1930 
 
 — Sarpi, P. History of . . . 32-2022 
 Counsel and comfort. A. K. H. Boyd 32-1162 
 Counsel to the awakened. A. Oxenden 32-667 
 Counsels of an invalid. G.Wilson . 32-1154 
 Counsels to young men. E. Nott . 33-449 
 Count Hugo of Craenhove. H. Conscience 18-692 
 Count Ludwig. C. Dickens . 18-877;18-3650 
 Count Mirabeau. T. Mundt . . 18-3996 
 Count of Monte Cristo. A. Dumas . 18-927 
 
 — Sequel. A. Dumas . . . 18-930 
 Count Robert of Paris. Sir W, Scott 18-2759 
 Counter-revolution in England. A. Carrel 27*-206 
 Counterparts. E. S. Sheppard . . 18-2827 
 Countess de Chamy. A. Dumas . 18-928 
 Countess Kate. Miss C. M. Yonge . 18-3610 
 Countess of Rudolstadt. Mad. Dudevant 18-918 
 Counting-house companion. B. F. Foster 1-501 
 Country curate. G. R. Gleig . . 18-1184 
 Country gentleman, the. By " Scratator. " Hor- 
 
 lock ..'.... 18-3922 
 
 Country girls, letters to. J. G. Swisshelm 33-241 
 
 Country house ; containing the poultry yard, the 
 
 piggery, the ox, and the dairy. L., 1854 
 
 4-67 
 
 Country houses. Downing, A. J. Hints about 
 
 building 5-40 
 
 Country life. Cooper, S. F. Rhyme and reason 
 . . 33-1387 
 
 — Copeland, R. M. Handbook of agriculture 
 
 4-103 
 
 — Miller, T. Pictures of . . . 27''-738 
 Country living and country thinking. A. E. Dodge 
 
 33-473 
 
 Country love V8. city flirtation. H, T. Sperry 
 
 23-818 
 
 Country margins and rambles. Hammond & Mans- 
 
 tield 26b-280 
 
 Country neighborhood. Miss E. A. Dupuy 18-891 
 Country parson. [Pseud.] See Boyd, A. K. H. 
 Country places. Mitchell, D. G. Hints for 4-201 
 Country quarters. Countess of Blessington 18-338 
 Country seats. See Architecture, domestic. 
 Country. See Rural. 
 Cour Stchedrin. See Tchinovnicks. 
 Courcelles, Marie Sidonia de Lenoncourt, marquise 
 de. Memoires et correspondance. Pub. par 
 P. Pougin. P., 1855 . . . 34-3171 
 Courcillon, E. de. Le cure manque ; or, social and 
 religious customs in France . 18-3734 
 
 Courcy, F. de. The art of singing. L. 5-1007 
 
 Courcy, F. de. See Scribe, A.-E. Theatre. Com.-v. 
 Courcy de Laroche Heron, H. de. Catholic church 
 in the U. S. ; pages of its history ; trans, 
 and enlarged by J. G. Shea. 2d ed. N. Y., 
 
 1857 32-1737 
 
 Cournet, A. L'amour en zigzag. P., 1866 34-5226 
 Couronne. A. Weill .... 34-5323 
 Couronne d'epines. M. Masson . . 34-3514 
 Course of creation. J. Anderson . , 9-202 
 
 Course of time. R. Pollok . . . 23-65,188 
 Court and camp of Bonaparte. N. Y., 1839 30-393 
 Court fools. Doran, J. History of . 29''-130 
 Court of chancery ; a poem. R. J. Blewitt 23-990 
 Court of Queen Anne. See Ainsworth, W. H. 
 Saint James' .... 18-120 
 
 Courtauld, G. Address to those who may be dis- 
 posed to remove to the United States, on the 
 advantages of equitable associations of capital 
 and labor in the formation of agricultural es- 
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 Courtenay, E. H. Treatise on the differential and 
 integral calculus, and on the calculus of vari- 
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 — See Bouchalat's mechanics . . 11-190 
 
 Courtenay, T. P. Life, works, and correspondence 
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 — Lives of eminent British statesmen. L., 1838 
 
 .. 30-108 
 
 Courtenay hall. J. T. Randolph . . 18-2576 
 Courtier of the days of Charles II. Mrs. C. P. 
 
 Gore 18-1238 
 
 Courtin, A. de. Nouveau traite de la civilite qui se 
 
 pratique en France parmi les honnestes gens. 
 
 P., 1675 34-4227 
 
 Courtisane et duchesse. X. de Montepin 34-3558 
 
 Courtisanes. H. de Balzac . . . 34^3052 
 
 Courtney, J. Eustache Baudin. F's S. D. v. 18 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Time tries all. F's S. D. v. 36 . 24-221 
 Courts of Europe at close of last century. H. 
 
 Swinburne 27''-849 
 
 Courts-martial. See Military law. 
 
 Courts of law. Fairthorne, F. Guide to times of 
 
 holding 2-261 
 
 — Livingstone, J. Law register . 2-361 
 
 — Pollock, C. E. Power of c. of common law 
 
 v. 79 of 2-55 
 
 — Troubat and Haly's practice . . 2-323 
 
 — Willis, W. Law c. and lawyers of Maine 2-191 
 
 — See Bench and bar. 
 
 Courtship and marriage. Davis, J. M. Pastor's 
 
 offering 32-67 
 
 Courtship ami marriage. Mrs. C. L. Hentz 18-1399 
 Courtship and matrimony. R. Morris 33-709 
 
 Courtship of Miles Standish. H. W. LongfelloAv 
 
 23-511,879 
 
 Cousin, V. Course of the history of modern phi- 
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 1852. 2v. 8° . . . . 15-102 
 
 — Discours politiques ; avec une introduction sur 
 
 les principes de la revolution Franqaise et du 
 gouvernment representatif P., 1851 34-5200 
 
 — Du vrai, du beau, et du bien. 7me ed. P., 
 
 1858 34-3167 
 
 — Elements of psj'chology ; included in a critical 
 
 examination of Locke's essay; trans., Avitli 
 
 introduction and notes, by C. S. Henry. N. 
 
 , Y., 1856 . . . ... 15-36 
 
 — Etudes sur les femmes illustres et la societe du 
 
 XVII'= siecle— Mme de Chevreuse. P., 1856. 
 
 8" 34-4512 
 
 Mme de Hautefort. P., 1856. »> 34-4511 
 
 La jeunesse de Mms de Longueville, 
 
 1619-35. P., 1859. 8» . . 34-4508 
 Mme de Longueville pendant la Fronde, 
 
 1651-3. P., 1859. 8» . . 34-4509 
 
 Jacqueline Pascal. P., 1862. 8" 34-4513 
 
 Mme de Sable. P., 1859. 8° . 34-4510 
 
 — Histoire generale de la philosophic. 4me ed. 
 
 P., 1861 34-3165 
 
 — La jeunesse de Mazarin. P., 1865. 8" 34-4514 
 
 — Lectures on the philosophy of Kant ; trans., 
 
 with a sketch of Kant's life and writings, by 
 A. G. Henderson. L., 1854 . 15-174 
 
 — Report on the state of public instruction in 
 
 Prussia; trans, by S. Austin. N. Y., 1835 
 13-61 
 
 — Secret history of the French court under Riche- 
 
 lieu and Mazarin ; or, life and times of Mad. 
 de Chevreuse ; trans, by M. L. Booth. N. 
 Y., 1859 27='-1662 
 
 — La societe frangaise au XVIP siecle. 2me ed. 
 
 P., 1866. 2v 34-5262 
 
 — Youth of Mad. de Longueville ; or, new revela- 
 
 tions of court and convent in the 17th century. 
 From the French. By F. W. Ricord. N. 
 Y., 1854 30-870 
 
 — Lectures on the true, the beautiful, and the 
 
 good ; with an appendix on French art ; trans. 
 by O. W. Wight. N. Y., 1854. 8° 15-253 
 
 — Joufifroy, T., and B. Constant. Philosophical 
 
 miscellanies ; trans., with introduction and 
 
 critical notices, by G. Ripley. B., 1838. 2 y. 
 
 15-57 
 
 9 
 
COUSIN. 
 
 130 
 
 COXE. 
 
 Cousin Alice. [Pseud.] See Haven, Mrs. A. B. 
 Cousin Carrie. See Sunrays . . 18-3075 
 
 Cousin Fannie, ^ee Maud . . . 18-2128 
 Cousin Geoflrey. T. Hooli . . . 18-3713 
 Cousin Harry. Mrs. Grey . . . 18-1273 
 Cousin Kate. [Pseud.] See Bell, Cath. D. 
 Cousin Lucy among the mountains. J. Abbott 
 
 18-28 
 
 Cousin Lucy at play. J. Abbott . . 18-25 
 
 Cousin Lucy at the sea-shore. J. Abbott 18-27 
 Cousin Lucy at study. J. Abbott . 18-26 
 
 Cousin Lucy's conversations. J. Abbott 18-23 
 
 Cousin Marshall. H. Martineau . . 18-3858 
 Cousin Maude. Mrs. M. J. Holmes . 18-1461 
 Cousin Nicholas. R. H. Barham . . 18-285 
 
 Cousin Paul. Jessie Glenn . . . 18-4081 
 Cousin Phillis and other tales. Mrs. E. C. Gaskill 
 
 18-1144 
 
 Cousin Pons. H. de Balzac . . 34-3059 
 
 Cousin Stella ; or, conflict . . . 18-758 
 
 Cousin William. T. E. Hook . . 18-1482 
 Cousine Julie, la. A. Fremy . . 34-4645 
 Cousins. M. J. M'Intosh . . . 18-1974 
 Coutts, Mrs. Janet. Hetherington, W. M. Memoir 
 
 of 30-1617 
 
 Covenant and covenanters. Anderson, J. Ladies 
 
 of the covenant .... 32-329 
 
 — Dodd, J. Fifty years struggle of the Scottish 
 
 covenanters 32-917 
 
 _ Goode, J. M. The better covenant 32-1356 
 
 — Kurtz, J. H. History of the old covenant 
 
 32-1422 
 
 — Napier, M. Montrose and the covenanters 
 
 27"-135l 
 
 Memorials of Dundee . . 27='-1352 
 
 — Simpson, R. Banner of the covenant 32-1391 
 
 — Spalding, J. Troubles in Scotland 27^-1378 
 
 — See Church history ; Presbyterian ism. 
 Covenant, the, and odd fellows' ladies' magazine. 
 
 V. 13. N. Y., 1849. B" . . 17-204 
 
 Covenant and official magazine of the grand lodge 
 
 of the I. O. O. F. Edited by J. S. Ridgiy. 
 
 V. 1-3. n. p. 1842-4. 3 v. 8« . 2-946 
 
 Covent Garden journal. H.Fielding 33-35 
 
 Coventry, T. Conveyancers' evidence. Ph., 1839. 
 
 8° V. 26 of 2-55 
 
 Coverdale, M. Memorials of; with divers matters 
 
 relating to the promulgation of the bible. L., 
 
 1838. 8° 30-1522 
 
 — Remains ; containing prologues to the transla- 
 
 tion of the bible, treatise on death, hope of the 
 faithful, &c. ; ed. for the Parker society by 
 Rev. G. Pearson. Camb., 1846. 8° 32-1211 
 
 — See Bible ; Fry, F 21-181 
 
 Covetousness. Dick, T. Essay on . 32-2300 
 Cowan, F. Curious facts in the history of insects ; 
 
 including spiders and scorpions : a complete 
 collection of the legends, superstitions, beliefs, 
 and ominous signs connected with insects ; 
 together with their uses in medicine, art, and 
 as food ; and a summary of their remarkable 
 injuries and appearances. Ph., 1865 9-670 
 
 Coward." H. Morford .... 18-2258 
 
 Cowell, J. Thirty years passed among the players 
 18-3648 
 
 Cowdin, E. C. Report on silk and silk manufac- 
 tures . . ... . . 6-905 
 
 Cowles, H. Ezekiel and Daniel ; with notes, criti- 
 cal, explanatory, and practical. N. Y., 1867 
 32-2330 
 
 — The minor prophets; with notes. N. Y., 1867 
 
 32-1894 
 
 Cowles, M. See Coles, Miriam. 
 
 Cowley, A. Essays. B., 1820 . . 33-20 
 
 — Essays; with life, notes, and illustrations by 
 
 Dr. Hurd and others. L., 1868 . 33-20^ 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 2?-475 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-57 
 Cowley, Mrs. H. The belle's stratagem ; a comedy. 
 
 F's S. D. V. 36 . . . . 24-221 
 
 Cowley, Mrs. H. Same. B. D. v. 1 . 24-143 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 7 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 1 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Bold stroke for a husband ; a comedy. I. B. 
 
 T. V. 15 24-141 
 
 — Which is the man ? a comedy. I. B. T. v. 10 of 
 
 24-141 
 
 Cowper, B. H. The apocryphal gospels, and other 
 
 documents relating to the early history of 
 
 Christ. L., 1867 .... 32-2266 
 
 Cowper, Mary, Countess. Diary 1714-1720. L., 
 
 1864. 8° 30-1588 
 
 Cowper, W. Life and works ; now first completed 
 by the introduction of his "private corre- 
 spondence." Edited by T. S. Grimshawe ; 
 with an essay on the genius and poetry of 
 Cowper, by Rev. J. W. Cunningham. L., 
 1836-8. 8v 23-58 
 
 — Private correspondence. Ph., 1824. 8» 33-1220 
 
 — The task ; a poem. Ph., 1795 . 23-60 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-62 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Life, genius, and insanity of 
 
 32-584 
 
 — Hayley, W. Life and posthumous writings of 
 
 : 30-110 
 
 — Southey, R. Life of . . . 30-111 
 
 — and J. Thomson. Works, including many let- 
 
 ters and poems never before published in this 
 country ; with a new and interesting memoir 
 of Thomson. Ph., 1847. 8» . 23-61 
 
 — See Homer. 
 
 Cows. See Cattle ; Dairy. 
 
 Cox, F. A. Female scripture biography ; including 
 an essay on what Christianity has done for 
 women. B., 1831. 2 v. . . 32-1540 
 
 — Sacred history and biography. L., 1850 
 
 32-369 
 
 — and J. Hoby. The baptists in America ; a nar- 
 
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 in England to the U. S. and Canada. N. 
 
 Y., 1836 32-14 
 
 Cox, G. W. The tale of the great Persian war. 
 
 From the histories of Herodotus. L., 1861 
 
 . . . . . . 38»-195 
 
 — Tales from Greek mythology . . 18-788 
 
 — Tales of the gods and heroes . . 18-789 
 
 — Tales of Thebes and Argos . . 18-790 
 Cox, Hiram. Journal of a residence in the Burm- 
 
 han empire, and more particularly at the 
 
 court of Amarapoorah. L., 1821 28''-558 
 
 Cox, Homersham. Antient parliamentary elections. 
 
 L., 1868. 8" . . . . 27»-295 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on the integral calculus. 
 
 L., 1852 14-205 
 
 Cox, Robert. The literature of the sabbath ques- 
 tion. E., 1865. 2v. . . . 21-32 
 
 — Sabbath laws and Sabbath duties considered in 
 
 relation to their natural and scriptural grounds, 
 and to the principles of religious liberty. E., 
 1853. 8» 32-870 
 
 Cox, Ross. Adventures on the Columbia river, in- 
 cluding the narrative of a residence of six 
 years on the western side of the Rocky moun- 
 tains among various tribes of Indians hitherto 
 unknown, together with a journey across the 
 American continent. N. Y., 1832. 8» 2«b_24 
 
 Cox, S. H. Interviews: memorable and useful, 
 from diary and memory reproduced. N. Y., 
 1853 32-426 
 
 Cox, S. S. A Buckeye abroad ; or, wanderings in 
 
 Europe and in the Orient. N. Y., 1852 
 
 27''-256 
 
 — Eight years in congress, from 1857-1865. Me- 
 
 moir and speeches. N. Y., 1865. 8" 26°-682 
 Coxe, D. A description of the English province of 
 Carolana, by the Spaniards called Florida, 
 and bj^ the French la Louisiane ; as also of 
 the river Meschacebe or Mississippi, the five 
 lakes, etc., etc. [French, B. F, Hist. col. 
 V. 2] 26''-79 
 
COXE. 
 
 131 
 
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 Craik, G. M. Faith Unwin's ordeal . 18-3812 
 
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CROMWELL. 
 
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 CUBA. 
 
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 CUNNINGHAM. 
 
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 Daniel, Mrs. M. After long years 18-813,3815 
 
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 Davenport, J. S. Christian unity and its recovery. 
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 Davenport, R. The amateur's perspective. L., 
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 — A supplement to *' The amateur's perspective." 
 
 L., 1829. 4» .... 5-769 
 
 Davenport, R. A. Dictionary of biography, com- 
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 ages, nations, and professions ; with numer- 
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 — Historj'^ of the Bastile, and of its principal cap- 
 
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 Davenport brothers. Nichols, T. L. Biography of 
 
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 Davenport, (Iowa.) Past and present. F. B. 
 
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 Davenport Dunn. C. Lever . . 18-1874 
 
 Davesies de Pontes, L. Etudes sur I'Angleterre. 
 
 Reformes sociales. P., 1863 . 34-4437 
 Davesies de Pontes, Mad. L. Poets and poetry of 
 
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 L., 1858. 2v 22-1015 
 
 David, king. See Psalms. 
 
 David, the king of Israel. F. W. Krummacher 
 
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 David ; an ora_torio. S. Newkomm . 5-1012 
 
 David, T. B. Emeric. See Emeric-David, T. B. 
 David Copperfield. C. Dickens . 18-863 
 
 Davidge, W. The drama defended. N. Y., 1859. 
 
 F's M. D. V. 22 . . . . 24-113 
 
 — Footlight flashes. N. Y.,1866 . 24-167 
 Davids, T. The history of ink, including its history, 
 
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 Davidson, D. Connexion of sacred and profane his- 
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 Davidson, J. British and Roman remains in the 
 vicinity of Axmiuster. L., 1833 27*-325 
 
 Davidson, L. M. Poetical remains ; collected and 
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 — Sedgwick, C. M. Life of. (S. A. B. 7) 30-497 
 Davidson, Miss Margaret M. Poetical remains ; 
 
 with biography by W. Irving . 30-1748 
 Davidson, Mrs. Margaret M. Selections from writ- 
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 Davidson, S. Introduction to the new testament ; 
 containing an examination of the most im- 
 portant questions relating to the authority, 
 interpretation, and integrity of the canonical 
 books with reference to the latest inquiries. 
 L., 1848-51. 3 V. 8° . . 32-800 
 
 — An introduction to the study of the new testa- 
 
 ment, critical, exegetical, and theological. 
 L., 1868. 2 V. 8" . . . 32-800^ 
 
 — The ecclesiastical polity of the new testament 
 
 unfolded, and its points of coincidence or dis- 
 agreement with prevailing systems indicated. 
 L., 1854 32-2208 
 
 Davie, W. R. Hubbard, F. M. Life of. (S. A. B. 
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 Davies, Cath. Eleven years' residence in the family 
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 Davies, Mrs. Christian. See De Foe, D. 
 
 Davies, Charles. Elements of algebra, on the basis 
 of M. Bourdon ; embracing Sturm's and Hor- 
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 N. Y., 1860 .... 14-43 
 
 — Elements of analytical geometry ; embracing 
 
 equations of the point, straiglit line, conic 
 sections, and surfaces of the first and second 
 order. N. Y., 1859. 8» . . 14-115 
 
 — Elements of descriptive geometry, with their 
 
 application to spherical trigonometry, spheri- 
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 1860. 8" 14-32 
 
 — Elements of geometry and trigonometry, Avith 
 
 applications in mensuration. N. Y., 1854 
 
 14-41 
 
 See Legendre, A. M. 
 
 — Logic and utility of n)athematics, with the best 
 
 methods of instruction explained and illus- 
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 — Treatise on shades and shadows, and linear 
 
 perspective. N. Y., 1857. 8» . 5-612 
 
 — and W. G. Peck. Mathematical dictionary, 
 
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 1855. 8° 14-16 
 
 Davies, C. M. History of Holland and the Dutch 
 
 nation, from the beginning of the 10th century 
 
 to the end of the l8th. "L., 1851. 3 v. 8» 
 
 27=^-2558 
 
 Davies, Edward. Celtic researches, on the origin, 
 traditions, and language of the ancient Brit- 
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 Davies, Emily. Higher education of women. L., 
 1866 13-64 
 
 Davies, G. C. Songs of the church ; or, psalms and 
 hymns of the protestant episcopal church, 
 arranged to appropriate melodies ; with a full 
 set of chants. N. Y., 1859 . 5-1079 
 
 Davies, Sir John. (Sanford's Br. poets) 23-69 
 
 — Discoverie of the true causes why Ireland was 
 
 never entirely subdued, by England, untill 
 the beginning of his maiestie's happie raigne. 
 L., 1747 27^-1423 
 
 Davies, Rev. John. Estimate of the human mind ; 
 a philosophical inquiry into the legitimate ap- 
 plication and extent of its leading laculties, as 
 connected with the principles and obligations 
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 Davies, R. Journal, 1688-90. Camden soc. pub. 
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 Davies, Thomas. Dramatic miscellanies. L., 1784. 
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 — Memoirs of the life of David Garrick ; with char- 
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 Davies, Thomas, M. D. The preparation and 
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 — Same. N. Y 9-1028 
 
 Davies, Thomas A. Answer to Hugh Miller and 
 
 theoretic geologists. N. Y., 1860 9-223 
 
 Davies, T. A. How to make money, and how to 
 
 keep it. N. Y.,1867 . . . 1-308 
 
 Davies, T. S. The early history of the mariner's 
 
 compass. L., 1837 . . . 26''-620 
 Davila, E. C. Storia delle guerre civili di Francia. 
 
 Londra, 1801,2. 6 v. 8° . . 34-2510 
 
 — History of the civil wars of France ; trans, by 
 
 E. Farneworth. L., 1758. 2 v. 4° 27''-4029 
 
 Da Vinci. See Vinci, L. da. 
 
 Davis, A. History of New Amsterdam : with 
 papers on the American revolution, and on 
 Philadelphia in the times of Wm. Penn. 
 N. Y., 1854 .... 26''-649 
 
 Davis, A. J. The great harmonia ; being a pro- 
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 which Inspire mind and govern matter, v. 5. 
 N. Y., 1860 .... 32-1551 
 
 — The magic staff; an autobiography. N. Y., 
 
 1864 . . . . . . 30-1510 
 
DAVIS. 
 
 142 
 
 DAWSON. 
 
 Davis, A. J. The present age, and inner life ; a 
 
 sequel to spiritual intercourse. N. Y., 1853. 8° 
 
 32-1424 
 
 — Principles of nature, her divine revelations, and 
 
 a voice to mankind. N. Y., 1853. 8° 32-1689 
 
 Davis, C. H. Report on interoceanic canals and 
 
 railroads between the Atlantic and the Pacific. 
 
 W., 1867. 8° . . . . 26b-657 
 
 — See United States naval observatory. 
 
 Davis, D., jr. Manual of magnetism, electro- 
 magnetism, magneto-electricity, and thermo- 
 electricity. B.. 1842 . . . 11-17 
 
 — Same, 12th ed. B., 1857 . . 11-17" 
 Davis, E. Half century ; or, a history of changes 
 
 that have taken place, and events that have 
 transpired, chiefly in the United States, be- 
 tween 1800 and 1850. B., 1851 . 26»-625 
 
 Davis, E. H. See Squier, E. G. 
 
 Davis, G. L. Day-star of American freedom ; or, 
 the birth and early growth of toleration in 
 Maryland. N. Y., 1855 . . 26^-334 
 
 Davis, H. G. Conservative surgery. N. Y., 1867. 
 8" 10-684 
 
 Davis, H. W. Speeches and addresses delivered in 
 the congress of tlie U. S., and on public occa- 
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 bv J. A. J. Creswell. N. Y., 1867. 8° 
 ■" 26'^858 
 
 — The Tvar of Ormuzd and Ahriman in the nine- 
 
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 Davis, I. B. Ancient and modern history of Nice ; 
 comprehending an account of the foundation 
 of Marseilles ; with observations on the na- 
 ture, produce, and climate. L., 1807. 8" 
 
 27''-2199 
 
 Davis, Jefferson. Bledsoe, A. T. Is Davis a traitor ? 
 2-549 
 
 — Craven, J. J. Prison life of . . 30-1810 
 
 — Life and imprisonment ; with the life and mili- 
 
 tary career of Stonewall Jackson. N. Y., 
 1866 30-1831 
 
 Davis, John. First settlers of Virginia ; an histori- 
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 progress of the colony at Jamestown. N. Y., 
 1806 26''-77 
 
 Davis, John. Tracks of McKinlay and party across 
 Australia. Ed. by W. Westgarth. L., 1863. 
 B" 29b-210 
 
 Davis, J. B. Thesaurus craniorum ; catalogue of 
 the skulls of the various races of man. L., 
 1867. 8° 10-824 
 
 Davis, J. F. The Chinese ; a general description of 
 the empire gf China and its inhabitants. L., 
 1836. 2v 28«-16 
 
 — China ; a general description of that empire and 
 
 its inhabitants ; with the history of foreign 
 intercourse down to the events which pro- 
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 28»-17 
 
 — Sketches of China ; with observations relative 
 
 to tlie present war. L.,1841. 2 v. 28''-529 
 Davis, J. M. The pastor's offering ; a series of let- 
 ters on courtship and marriage. Ph., 1836 
 
 32-67 
 
 Davis, J. P. Thoughts on great painters. L., 1866. 
 
 8» 5-449 
 
 Davis, L. D. The itinerant side ; or, pictures of life 
 in the itineracy .... 18-240 
 
 — Life in the laity ; or, the history of a station. 
 
 N. Y., 1858 . . ■ . . . 82-1453 
 Davis, M. L. Memoirs of Aaron Burr; with selec- 
 tions from his correspondence. N. Y., 1838. 
 2 V. 8" 30-63 
 
 — See Burr, A. Private journal . 27"-880 
 .Davis, N. Carthage and her remains ; an account 
 
 of the excavations and researches on the site 
 of the Phoenician metropolis in Africa. L., 
 1861. 8° 28»>-363 
 
 — Ruined cities within Numidian and Carthagini- 
 
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 Davis, N. S. History of the American medical as- 
 sociation to Jan., 1855. Ed. by S. W. Butler. 
 Ph., 1855. 8» . . . . 10-148 
 
 Davis, Mrs. R. H. Margret Howth . 18-2065 
 
 — Waiting for the verdict . . . 18-3946 
 Davis, Mrs. Tamar. General history of the Sabba- 
 tarian churches. Ph., 1851 . 32-325 
 
 Davis, Thomas. Poems ; with notes and an intro- 
 duction by J. Mitchel. N. Y., 1866 23-857 
 
 Davis, Thomas, M. R. I. A. Life of J. P. Curran ; 
 and life of H. Grattan, by D. O. Madden. 
 B., 1867 30-2312 
 
 Davis, William. A journey round the library of a 
 bibliomaniac. L., 1831. (Followed by "A 
 second journey." 1825.) 8° .' 21-148 
 
 — Olio of bibliographical and literary anecdotes 
 
 and memoranda. New ed. L., 1817 21-149 
 Davis, Woodbury. The beautiful city, and the king 
 
 of glory. Ph., 1860 . . . 32-899 
 
 Davis, W. W. H. El Gringo ; or. New Mexico and 
 
 her people. N. Y., 1857 . . 26''-316 
 
 — History of the 104th Pennsylvania regiment, 
 
 1861-1864. Ph., 1866. 8° . . 26--'-878 
 
 Davison, S. Discovery and geognosy of gold de- 
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 gold regions in California, Russia, India, and 
 Brazil, and a disquisition on the origin of gold 
 in placer-deposits and in quartz veins. L., 
 
 1860. 8° 29'>-177 
 
 Davison, W. Nicolas, N. H. Life of . 30-1298 
 Davout, Marechal. Chenier, L. J. G. de. Historic 
 
 de la vie 34U4867 
 
 Davy, J. The angler and his friends ; or, piscatory 
 
 colloquies and fishing excursions. L., 1855 
 
 20-331 
 
 — The angler in the lake district ; or, piscatory 
 
 colloquies and fishing excursions in West- 
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 — Fragmentary remains, literary and scientific, of 
 
 Sir Humphrey Davy, with a sketch of his life, 
 and selections from his coiTcspondence. L., 
 1858. 8» 30-1164 
 
 — On some of the more important diseases of the 
 
 army ; with contributions to pathology. L. , 
 1862. 8« 10-304 
 
 — Physiological researches. L., 1863. 8" 9-538 
 Davy, Sir H. Consolations in travel ; or, the last 
 
 days of a philosopher ; with a sketch of the 
 author's life, and notes, by J. Green. Ph., 
 1830 30-1799 
 
 — Elements of agricultural chemistry. N. Y., 
 
 1815. 8° 8-6 
 
 — Salmonia ; or, days of fly-fishing, in a series of 
 
 conversations ; Avitli some account of the 
 habits of fishes belonging to the genus salmo. 
 By an angler. Ph., 1832 . . 20-333 
 
 — Davy, J. Life of . . ; . 30-1164 
 
 — Green, J. Life of . . . . 30-1799 
 Dawes, E. Philadelphia directory for 1817 25-143 
 Dawes, Richard. Government scheme of education, 
 
 etc. L., 1849. 8» . . . 13-234 
 
 Dawn 18-4038 
 
 Dawn of light. M.E.Leslie . . 32-2428 
 Dawnings of genius. T. A. Buckley . 30--781 
 
 Dawson, J. H. New issue of the abridged statisti- 
 cal history of Scotland. E., 1854. S" 
 
 27''-886 
 
 Dawson, J. L. [Speeches, chiefly U. S. congres- 
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 36''-937 
 
 Dawson, J. W. Acadian geology: an account of 
 the geological structure and mineral resources 
 of Nova Scotia, and portions of the neighbor- 
 ing provinces of British America. E., 1855 
 9-334 
 
 — Archaia ; or, studies of the cosmogony and 
 
 natural history of the Hebrew scriptures. 
 
 Montreal, 1860 .... 32-938 
 
 Dawson, M. Civil and military services of Maior- 
 
 gen. W. H. Harrison. Cin., 1824. 8° 30-227 
 
DAY. 
 
 143 
 
 DE BOW. 
 
 Day, A. Metliomania : a treatise on alcoholic poi- 
 soning. B., 1867 . . . 10-641 
 
 Day, C. W. Maxims, experiences, and observations 
 ofAgogos. B., 1844 . . . 33-193 
 
 Day, G. E. Chemistry in its relations to physiology 
 and medicine. L., 1860. 8» . 8-52 
 
 Day, H. N. Art of discourse : a system of rhetoric. 
 N. Y., 1867 . . . . 32-633 
 
 — The art of English composition. K Y., 1867 
 
 22-631 
 
 — Elements of the art of rhetoric ; adapted for use 
 
 in colleges and academies, and for private 
 study. N. Y., 1855 . . . 22-630 
 
 — Elements of logic. N. Y., 1867 . 15-306 
 Day, Jeremial'. An examination of President Ed- 
 
 Avards' i iquiry on the freedom of the will. 
 N. H., 1841 .... 15-27 
 
 — Inquiry r specting the self-determining power 
 
 of the will; or, contingent volition. N. H., 
 1838 15-26 
 
 — Introduction to algebra : new edition ; with ad- 
 
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 D. Stanley. N. H., 1859 . . 14-93 
 
 Day, Julia. Old engagement : a spinster's story 
 18-820 
 
 Day, S. Historical collections of the state of 
 Pennsylvania ; containing a copious selection 
 of interesting facts, traditions, biographical 
 sketches, and anecdotes, relating to its liistory 
 and antiquities ; with topographical descrip- 
 tions of every county and all the larger towns 
 hi the state. Ph. 8° . . . 26''-57 
 
 Day, S. P. Down south ; or, an Englishman's ex- 
 perience at the seat of the American war. 
 L., 1863 26b-416 
 
 — English America ; or, pictures of Canadian 
 
 places and people. L., 1864. 2 v. 36^-516 
 
 — Monastic institutions ; their origin, progress, 
 
 nature, and tendency. L., 1855 32-1784 
 
 Day, T. History of Sandford and Merton 18-821 
 
 — Sandford et Merton. Tr. de 1' Anglais par Ber- 
 
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 Day, W. A. The Russian government in Poland. 
 L., 1867. 8° . . . . 27''-3886 
 Day dawn in Africa. A. M. Scott . 28''-369 
 Day dreams of a schoolmaster. D. A. W. Thomp- 
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 Day in the New York crystal palace. W. C. Rich- 
 ards 6-918 
 
 Day of small things. Miss A. Manning 18^3865 
 Day star of American freedom. G. L. Davis 26''-334 
 Day's ride. C. Lever .... 18-1875 
 Days and nights of salmon fishing. W. Scrope 
 
 20-463 
 
 Days and ways of cocked hats. Mrs. M. A. Denison. 
 
 18-836 
 
 Days of Bruce. G. Aguilar . . , 18-75 
 
 Days of my life. Mrs. M. Oliphant . 18-3375 
 Days of shoddy. H. Morford . . 18-2257 
 Dazincourt, J. J. B. A. de. Memoires. v. 6 34-3519 
 De Paris a Astrakan. A. Dumas . 34-3265 
 
 De Paris a Cadix. A. Dumas . . 34-3264 
 Deaconesses. Goodman, M. Sisterhoods of the 
 church of England . . . 30-2289 
 
 — Howson, J. S. Essay on . . 32-1852 
 ■ — Jameson, A. Sisters of charity . 2-736 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. Woman's work in the church 
 
 32-1644 
 
 — Stanley, Miss. Hospitals and sisterhoods 32-1706 
 
 — See Sisterhoods. 
 
 Dead sea. Lynch, W. F. U. S. expedition to 28''-83 
 Official report of U. S. expedition 38^-908 
 
 — Montague, E. P. Expedition to . 38''-88 
 
 — Saulcy, L. F. J. C. de. Journey round the 
 
 38''-183 
 
 Dead-sea fruit. M. E. Braddon . . 18-4086 
 Dead secret. W.W.Collins 18-683; v. 4,5 of 18-3346 
 Dead shot; or, sportsman's complete guide: a 
 treatise on the use of the gun, by a marks- 
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 Deaf and dumb. American asylum at Hartford ; 
 report for 1866 . . . . 13-9 
 
 — Hawkins, J. Physical, moral, and intellectual 
 
 constitution of . . . . 10-398 
 
 — Humphrey, H. Life of T. H. Gallaudet 30-986 
 
 — Mann, E. J. Condition of . . 33-1061 
 
 — Penna. institution for ; reports . 13-170 
 Deafness. Kitto, J. Lost senses . 33-301 
 
 — Lighthill. Treatise on . . . 10-376 
 Dealings with the dead. L. M. Sargent 33-89 
 Dean of Lismore's book . . . 33-641 
 Dean, A. Lectures on phrenology. Alb., 1834 10-37 
 Dean, W. China mission; embracing a history of 
 
 the various missions among the Chinese ; with 
 biographical sketches of deceased mission- 
 aries. N. Y., 1859 . . . 38^-318 
 
 Deane, S. Papers in relation to the*case of; printed for 
 the seventy-six society. Ph., 1855. 8» 26=^-403 
 
 Dean's daughter. Mrs. Gore . . 18-1316 
 
 Dean's English, the. G, W. Moon . 32-476 
 
 Deans, W. History of the Ottoman empire from 
 the earliest period to the present time. L., 
 1854 27»-3106 
 
 Dear experience. [Same as the Paragreens at 
 Paris.] G. Ruffini . . . 18-3699 
 
 Dearborn, H. A. S. Memoir on the commerce and 
 navigation of the Black sea, and the trade 
 and maritime geography of Turkey and 
 Egypt. B., 1819. 3 V. 8» . 1-33 
 
 Dearborn, N. S. American text-book for letters. 
 B., [1858.] Ob. 8-> . . . 5-537 
 
 Dearsley, H. R. Criminal process. Ph., 1854. 8" 
 V. 83 of 2-55 
 
 Death. Bostwick, H. Cause of nat. d. 10-132 
 
 — Burgess, G. The last enemy . 32-563 
 
 — Hall, N. Christian ijhilosopher triumphing in 
 
 death 32-640 
 
 — Hours of sadness .... 38-661 
 
 — Sherlock, Wm. Practical discourse on 33-195 
 Death and life. M. G. Ware . . 33-1143 
 Death of Abel. S. Gessner . . . 33-1044 
 Death or life ; or, the story of my experience on 
 
 "the line:" being another appeal on behalf 
 
 of railway laborers, by one who has known 
 
 them for twenty years. L. , 1864 38-1444 
 
 Death penalty. G. B. Cheever . . 8-608 
 
 — Dymond, A. H. Law on its trial . 3-644 
 
 — See Crimes ; Punishment. 
 
 Death-bed scenes. Neale, E. Closing scenes 38-308 
 
 — Wart on, J 38-333 
 
 Death's doings. Contributions of various writers, 
 
 principally intended as illustrations of 30 cop- 
 per plates designed and etched by R. Dagley. 
 V. a from 8d L. ed. B., 1888. 8» 33-1373 
 
 Debate between the church and science ; or, the 
 ancient Hebraic idea of the six days of crea- 
 tion ; with an essay on the literary character 
 of Taylor Lewis. And., 1860 . 33-1053 
 
 Debates and proceedings in the congress of the U. 
 S. ; with an appendix containing state papers 
 and pub. doc, and all the laws of a public 
 nature, 1789-1833. [Continued in "Register 
 of debates in congress."] W., 1834-1855. 
 33 V. 8» 36''-797 
 
 Debating. McElligott, J. N. The American de- 
 bater 33-671 
 
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 Debility. Smee, A. General d. and defective nu- 
 trition 10-394 
 
 Debit and credit. G. Freytag . . 18-1108 
 
 De Bode. See Bode, C. A. 
 
 De Bow, J. D. B. Commercial review of the south 
 and west. v. 5, 15, 16, 17, 31, 84, 28, 29, and 
 after war series v. 1-5. N. O., 1848-67 1-120 
 
 — Industrial resources of the southern and western 
 
 states ; embracing a view of their commerce, 
 agriculture, manufactures, internal improve- 
 ments, slave and free labor, slavery institu- 
 tions, products, etc., of the South. K O., 
 1852,3. 3 V. 8° . . • . 1-150 
 
DE BOW. 
 
 144 
 
 DEIPNOSOPHISTS. 
 
 De Bow, J. D. B. Mortality statistics of tlie 7th 
 census of the U. S., 1850 ; with comparative 
 and illustrative tables. W., 1855. 8° 10-630 
 
 Deborah's diary. Miss A. Manning . 18-2035 
 
 De Bradi. See Bradi. 
 
 Debrett's illustrated house of commons and the ju- 
 dicial bench, 1867. R. H. Mair . 27^-327 
 
 Debts. Ram, J. Assets, d., and mcumbrances 
 V. 8 of 2-55 
 
 — See Finance ; National debt. 
 
 Debure, G. F. Bibliographic instructive ; or, traite 
 de la connoissance des livres rares et singu- 
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 1, Theologie ; 2, Jurisprudence, sciences et arts; 3, 4, Belles- 
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 De Burgh, W. Elements of maritime international 
 law; with a preftxce of some unsettled questions 
 of public law. L., 1868. 8° . 2-359 
 
 Debut a Topera, un. E. Feydeau . 34-5288 
 
 — Suite (St. Bertrand) . . . 34-5289 
 Debut dans la magistrature. J. Sandeau 34-5287 
 Decade of Italian women. T. A. Trollope 30-1238 
 Decades. H. Bullinger . . . 32-1223 
 Decameron. G. Boccacio. [English] 18-357 
 
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 Novels from . . . v. 1 of 18-1589 
 
 Tales and fables from 23-74,242,476,789 
 
 De Candolle, A. P. Vegetable organography ; or, 
 an analytical description of tlie organs of 
 plants ; trans, by B, Kingdon. L., 1841. 
 
 2 V. 8° 9-36 
 
 Decanver, H. C. Catalogue of works in refutation 
 
 ofmethodism. Ph., 1846. 8° . 21-308 
 
 Decatur, S. Mackenzie, A. S. Life of. (S. A. B. 
 
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 Decimal system in numbers, coins, and accounts. 
 Sir J. Bowring .... 1-102 
 
 — in weights and measures. B. F. Craig 14-170 
 
 — Felton, J. H. Argument for . . 1-85 
 
 — See Number ; Tonal system ; Weights and 
 
 measures. 
 Decimal system for libraries. N. B. Shurtleff 21-351 
 Decision. Mrs. Hofland . . . 18-1441 
 Decision, the. Grace Kennedy v. 1 of 18-3876,1732 
 Deck and port. W. Colton . . . 26''-203 
 Decker. See Dekker. 
 Declaration of independence. Brotherhead, W. 
 
 Book of the signers ... . 30-2024 
 
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 De Clifford. R. P. Ward . . . 18-3432 
 Decline and fall of the Roman empire. E. Gibbon 
 
 27«-2244to8 
 
 — See Russell, W. Modern Europe . 27='-3528 
 Decline of England. L. Rollin . . 27''-1015 
 Decline of the French monarchy. H. Martin 
 
 27^-1811 
 
 Decomberousse. See Scribe, A. -E. Theatre com. - 
 
 V. 
 
 Decoration. Beaumont, A. de. Les arts decoratifs 
 34-4669 
 
 — Labarte, J. Arts of the middle ages and renais- 
 
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 5-332 
 
 — See Architecture ; Design ; Letters ; Mono- 
 
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 De Cordova. See Cordova. 
 
 De Costa, B. F. de. Lake George ; its scenes and 
 characteristics, with glimpses of the olden 
 times. N. Y., 1868 . . . 26^-684 
 
 Decourcelle, A. See Bourgeois, A. 
 
 — et L. Thiboust. Je dine chez ma mere. Com- 
 
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 — See McLachlan, for English adaptation, v. 14 of 
 
 24-113 
 
 De Courcy, H. See Courcy. 
 
 Decouvertes scientiflques moderues. L. Figuier 
 
 34-5432,3 
 
 Decow, S. , and Joseph Hendrickson, vs. Thos. L. 
 Shotwell. Report of case of. Ph., 1834. 8° 
 
 2-216 
 
 De Cressy 18-825 
 
 Dee, J. Private diary, and catalogue of manuscripts. 
 Camden soc. pub. v. 19 . . 27''-195 
 Deeds. Harper, S. Hints for abstracting titled. 2-330 
 Deems, C. F. What now? for young ladies leaving 
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 Defamation. Cooke, G. W. Law of v. 53 of 2-55 
 Defence of the Christian doctrines of the society of 
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 Defence of the drama ; containing Mansel's free 
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 N. Y., 1826 .... 24-190 
 
 Defence of the stage. J. W. Calcraft . 24-174 
 
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 — Same. L.,1745. 3 v. . . . 1-33 
 
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 — Life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe 18-830 
 
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 — The memoirs of Captain George Carleton, and 
 
 the life and adventures of Mrs. Christian Da- 
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 De Forest, J. W. History of the Indians of Con- 
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 N. Y., 1856 .... 28''-230 
 
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 Deipnosophists. Athenaeus . . . 33-991 
 
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 DEMOGEOT. 
 
 Deism. Leland, J. View of the principal deistical 
 
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 D('-jazet. E. cle Mirecourt . . . 34-4401 
 
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 Dekker, T., and T. Middleton. The honest whore 
 
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 — Chandos 18-614 
 
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 — Idalia 18-1558 
 
 — Randolph Gordon ; and other stories 18-3912 
 
 — Strathmore ; or, wrought by his own hand 
 
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 De la Rive. See La Rive. 
 
 Delassements. C. Portelette . . 34-5021 
 
 Delaunay, Mme de Staal. See Staal. 
 Delaveau, H. Le roman satirique en Russie 34-4679 
 Delavigne, G., et Scribe. Le diplomate 
 
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 Delavigne, J. F. C. Messeuieunes et poesies di- 
 
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 — Same. 14me ed. P., 1826,7. 3 v. 34-4196 
 
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 L'homme des champs, on les georgiques fran- 
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 Delia Crusca. [Pseud.] See Merry, R. 
 
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 De Lolme, J. L. Constitution of England ; or, the 
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 Delorme, Marion, et Ninon de L'Enclos. P. Lacroix 
 
 34-4102 
 
 Delphine. Mme de Stael-Holstein . 34-3817 
 
 Delphine. Mad. de Stael . . . 18-848 
 
 Delrieu, Andre. Le Rhin — Legendes, moeurs, tra- 
 
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 Demerara. H. Martinoau . . . 18-3800 
 
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 Demidoff, A. de. Travels in southern Russia, and 
 
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 Democracy. Blackie, J. S. Lecture on 2-929 
 
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 — See Government ; Parties ; Politics. 
 Democracy in America. De Witt, C. La dcmo- 
 
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 Democracy unveiled. T. G. Fessenden 23-887,8 
 Democratic party. Gillet, R. H. Democracy in the 
 
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 Democrats of Marylebone. J. W. Brook 32-2245 
 Democritus minor. See Burton, R. . ' 33-284 
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 Demogeot, Jacques. La critique et les critiques en 
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DEMOGEOT. 
 
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 DENTISTRY, 
 
 Demogeot, Jacques. Histoire de la litterature 
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 Demon de I'argent. H. Conscience . 34-3160 
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 Demosthenes. Orationes. Ex. recens. Guil. Din- 
 
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 Demoustier, C. A. Lettres a Emilie sur la mytholo- 
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 Dempsey, G. D. Rudimentary treatise on drainage 
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 Demurrer. Mansel, G. B. Law and practice of 
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 Denham, J. (Bell's poets of G. B.) v. 12 of 23-471 
 
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 Denina, Carlo J. M. Essay on the revolutions of 
 
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 Denis Duval. W. M. Thackeray . 18-3204 
 
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 Denison, G. A. The church of England and com- 
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 Denison, Mrs. M. A. Antoinette, the original of 
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 — Carrie Hamilton .... 18-835 
 
 — Days and ways of cocked hats . 18-836 
 
 — Gracie Amber .... 18-837 
 
 — Home pictures .... 18-888 
 
 — Lover's trials 18-823 
 
 — Master 18-889 
 
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 Denison, S. C. Is the ballot a mistake? L., 1838. 
 
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 Denmark. Boisgelin, L. de. Travels through D. 
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 27''-2596 
 
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 27«-2792 
 
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 Dennis, G. The cities and cemeteries of Etruria. 
 
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 Denon,.V. Travels in upper and lower Egypt, during 
 
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DENTISTRY. 
 
 147 
 
 DESIGN. 
 
 Dentistry. Piggot, A. S. Dental chemistry and 
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 Dentologia. S. Brown . . . 10-19 
 
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 33-116 
 
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 B., 1865 30-1868 
 
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 33-753 
 
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 De Quincy, Q. See Quatremere de Quincy. 
 
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 De Profundis. W. Gilbert . . . 18-3717 
 
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 Derby, G. An inquiry into the influence upon 
 
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 Dermatology. Griffith, S. G. . 10-667 
 
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 Dermody, T. Life, with poetry, by J. G. Raymond 
 
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 De Rheims, J. F. H. First practical lines in geo- 
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 Dernier jour d'un condarane. V.Hugo 34-3418 
 Dernier rendezvous, la. H. Murger . 34-3581 
 Derniere aunee de Marie Dorval. A. Dumas 
 
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 Derniere fleur d'une cojuronne. St. Mars 34-4021 
 Derniere idole. E. L'Epine, et A. Daudet 34-3497 
 Dernieres chansons. P. J. de Beranger 34-3074 
 Dernieres fees. P. Feval . . . 34-3326 
 Dernieres lettres d'un bon jeune homme. E. About 
 
 34-5243 
 
 Derniers Bretons. E. Souvestre . . 34-3785 
 Derniers paysans. E. Souvestre . . 34-3787 
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 De Ros, Lieut. -gen.. Lord. Memorials of the tower 
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 Derosne, C. B. Voyage du nuage volant 34-4346 
 Derrick and drill. E. Morris . . 6-372 
 
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 De Sanctis. See Sanctis. 
 
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 Description and history of vegetable substances used 
 
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 Descriptive geometry. See Drawing ; Geometry. 
 Desert home. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2605 
 Desert pathway. W. Robertson . . 32-1069 
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 . 18-2972 
 
 Deserts of North America. E. Domenech 26''-391 
 Desforges, P. J. B. C. Le sourd, ou I'auberge 
 
 pleine. C. A. C. v. 8 . . 34-3139 
 
 — Le sourd. Le texier . . . 4,34-4832 
 
 — Le sourd. Comedie imitee de D. . 34-4225 
 
 — Le sourd. Reduite. P. T. B. . 34-4181 
 Deshler, C. D. Selections from the poetical works 
 
 of G. Chaucer ; Avith a concise life, and re- 
 marks illustrative of his genius. N. Y., 1848 
 
 23-270 
 
 Design and designs. Billings, R. W. One hundred 
 d. for oriel windows . . . 5-600 
 
 — Dresser, C. Art of decorative design 5-404 
 
 — Dunlap, W. History of the arts of d. in the 
 
 U. S 5-5 
 
 — Haydon, B. R. Lectures on painting and d. 5-72 
 •^— Howard, F. Patterns for ornamental windows 
 
 5-602 
 
 — St. Helen's crown glass company's patterns 
 
 5-603 
 
DESIGN. 
 
 148 
 
 DIALOGUES. 
 
 Design and designs. Sloan, S. D. for domes, 
 roofs, and spires . . . 5-708 
 
 — Sympson, S. New boolt of cypliers 5-478 
 
 — Vorbilder fiir fabrikanten und handwerl<er 
 
 84-2475 
 
 — Pee Arcliitecture ; Decoration ; Drawing. 
 Desilver, R. Pliiladelphia directory and stranger's 
 
 guide, 1824, 28, 29, 30, 81, 88, 85 & 6, 87. 8 v. 
 
 80 25-152 
 
 Desirabode, M. Complete elements of the science 
 
 and art of the dentist. 2d ed. Bait, 1847. 
 
 8« 10-426 
 
 Desk-book of English synonymes. J. Sherer 22-228 
 
 Deslandes, R. See Lurine. 
 
 Deslys, C. La Jarretiere rose. B. & L. , 1855 
 
 34-4355 
 
 Desmahis, J. F. E. de Corsembleu. L'impertinont. 
 
 C. A. C. V. 6 . . . . 84-3137 
 Desmaze, C. Supplices prisons et grace en France, 
 
 (penalites ancienncs.) P., 18CG. 8° 84-4892 
 De Smet. See Suiet. 
 
 ]3esuoyers, L. Les aventures de Jean Paul Chop- 
 part. Leip. .... 84-5079 
 Desportes, P. Bcrtaut. J. et M. Regnier. ffiuvres 
 
 choisies. P., 1823 . . . 84-4482 
 Despotism in America. R. Hildreth . 2-711 
 
 Dessert. See Confectionery. 
 De Stael. See Staiil. 
 
 Destiny. S. Ferrier .... 18-1071 
 Destiny of nations. J. Gumming . 32-1183 
 
 Destiny ; or, life as it is. R. M. Murphy 18-3928 
 Destouches, P. N. ffiuvres dramatiques. P., 1774. 
 
 10 V 84-4481 
 
 — ffiuvres choisies. Comedies en prose et en vers. 
 
 Notice. P., 1815 . . . 34-4487 
 
 — La philosophe marie ; Le glorieux ; Le dissi- 
 
 pateur ; La fausse Agnes. C. A. C. v. 4 
 
 84-3135 
 Desultoria : the recovered MSS. of an eccentric 
 
 18-849 
 
 Desultory man. G. P. R. James . 18-1616 
 
 Desultory thoughts and reflections. Countess of 
 Blessington .... 33-898 
 
 Dcsvergers. See Chapeau. 
 
 Detective police, the. C. Dickens . 18-860 
 
 Detroit. Clarke, J. F. Surrender of the post of D. 
 
 30-1088 
 
 — Young men's society. Act of incorporation, 
 
 by-laws, etc., 1851 ; annual reports, 1852,58- 
 
 62 21-416 
 
 Dette de jeu, une. A.Paul . . . 84-4404 
 Dettes de Coeur. A. Maquet . . 34-4109 
 
 Deus homo. T. Parsons . . . 32-2310 
 Deutschen Dichter der Neuzeit. J. Hub 84-2404 
 Deutsches Sagenbuch. L. Bechstein . 34-2413 
 Deux Diane, les. A. Dumas . . 84-3198 
 
 Deux jeunes femmes. Mme E. F. Carlen 34-4018 
 
 — (English) 18-580 
 
 Deux jeunes Mariees. H. de Balzac . 34-8037 
 Deux miseres. £. Souvestre , . 84-5213 
 
 Deux oceans, les. ,J. Arago . . 34-4009 
 
 Deux soeurs, les. E. de Girardin . . 84-4726 
 Deux soirees a I'hotel de Rambouillet. F. Bungener 
 
 34-3105 
 
 Deux transfuges, les. O. Honore . 84-4141 
 
 De Vane. H. W. Hilliard . . . 18-1418 
 
 De Vere, A. May carols, and hymns and poems. 
 
 N.Y., 1866 28-924 
 
 — Picturesque sketches of Greece and Turkev. 
 
 L., 1850. 2 V 27'^-397 
 
 De Vere, M. S. Outlines of comparative philology, 
 with a sketch of the languages of Europe, ar- 
 ranged upon philologic principles ; and a 
 brief history of the art of writing. N. Y., 
 1853 22-415 
 
 — Stray leaves from the book of nature. N. Y., 
 
 1855 9-918 
 
 — Studies in English. N. Y,. 1867 . 22-418 
 De Vt5re. R. P. Ward . . ' . . 18-3483 
 Devereux. E. L. Bulwer . . . 18-474 
 
 Devy, J. Logic; or, the science of inference. L., 
 1854 15-240 
 
 Devil, political history of. D. De Foe . 18-8724 
 
 Deville, A. Tombeaux de la Cathedrale de Rouen. 
 Rouen, 1833. 8° ... 84-4704 
 
 De Vingut. See Vingut. 
 
 Devises. Jarman, T. Construction of v. 21,22 of 2-55 
 
 — Powell, J. J. Essay on . v. 21,22 of 2-55 
 
 — See Wills. 
 
 De Yoe, T. F. The market assistant ; containing a 
 brief description of every article of human 
 food sold in the public markets ; with inci- 
 dents and anecdotes. N. Y., 1867 6-175 
 
 — Market book ; containing an historical account 
 
 of the public markets in N. Y., Boston. Phila., 
 
 and Brooklyn, v. 1. N. Y., 1862. 8° 1-161 
 
 Devoirs des honimes. S. Pellico . . 84-3615 
 
 Devonshire. Bray, A. E. Traditions of 27''-o73 
 
 — See Axminster. 
 
 Devonshire dialect. Hoffg, N. Poems 23-949 
 
 Devos, A. E. Herbert, M. E. Life of 32-2258 
 Devoted, the. Lady C. Bury . . 18-3863 
 Devoted bride. St. G. Tucker . . 18-3334 
 Devotional guides. R. Phillips . . 32-175 
 
 Devotional poems. R. T. Conrad . 23-684 
 
 Dew, T. Digest of the laws, customs, manners, and 
 institutions of the ancient and modern na- 
 tions. N. Y., 1858. 8° . . 29='-66 
 Dew. Wells, W. C. Essay on . . 11-183 
 
 — See Meteorology. 
 
 Dew-drop and mist. C. Tomlinson , 11-155 
 
 Dewees, J. Rights of labor. Ph., 1859. 8° 1-211 
 Dewees, W. P. Compendious system of midwifery. 
 
 12th ed. Ph., 1853. 80 . . 10-864 
 
 D'Ewes, J. China, Australia, and the Pacific 
 
 islands in 1855,6. L., 1857. 8° 28''-291 
 
 — Sporting in both hemispheres. L., 1858 20-841 
 D'Ewes, S. Autobiography and correspondence, 
 
 during the reigns of James I and Charles I. 
 Edited by J. O. Halliwell. L., 1845. 2 v. 8° 
 
 30-1051 
 
 De Wette, W. M. L. Critical and historical intro- 
 duction to the canonical scriptures of the old 
 testament. Trans, by T. Parker. 2d ed. 
 B., 1858. 2v. 8» . . . 32-1420 
 
 — Human life ; or, practical ethics. Trans, by S. 
 
 Osgood. B., 1842. 2 v. . . 15-79 
 
 Dewey, O. Problem of human destiny ; or, the end 
 
 of providence in the world and man. N. Y., 
 
 1864. 8° 32-1293 
 
 De Witt, Jennie. Kate Weston . . 18-3789 
 De Witt, John. James, G. P. R. Life of 30-256,8 
 De Witt, C. See Witt, C. de. 
 Dexter, C. Versions and verses. Camb., 1865 
 
 23-765 
 
 Dexter, G. T. See Edmonds, J. W. . 32-1833 
 Dexter, H. M. Congregationalism : what it is ; 
 
 whence it is; how it works. B., 1865. 8° 
 82-1772 
 
 — Street thoughts. B., 1859 . . 32-808 
 
 — Verdict of rea&on upon the question of the 
 
 future punishment of those who die impeni- 
 tent. B., 1865 .... 82-1652 
 Dhu, Helen. [Pseud.] Stanhope Burleigh 18-3000 
 Diable a Paris. See Tiroir du diable . 34-3943 
 Diable boiteux. A. R. Lesage . . 84-4313 
 Diable medecin. E. Sue . . . 84-4173 
 Diagnosis. See Disease; Microscope. 
 Dialect of Leeds and its neighborhood ; illustrated 
 by conversations and tales of common life. 
 
 L., 1863 22-1114 
 
 Dialects. See English language; and also Bargy, 
 (in supplement ;) Cornwall ; Cumberland ; 
 Devonshire ; Dorset ; Essex ; Forth ; Lanca- 
 shire ; Leicestershire ; North country ; North- 
 ampton ; Sussex ; Teesdale ; Westmoreland. 
 Dialogues. Abbott, J. . . . v. 8 of 18-15 
 
 — Fowle, W. B. Hundred d. . . 33-1017 
 
 — Goinbot, Mme. Nouveaux d. pour les etablisse- 
 
 ments de demoiselles . . . 34-5040 
 
DIALOGUES. 
 
 149 
 
 DICKENS. 
 
 Dialogues. Lucian. Selections . . 33-422 
 
 — Northend, C. Entertaining d. . 33-561 
 
 — See Readers and speakers. 
 
 Dialogues des uiorts. Fenelon . . 34-3307 
 Dialoffues et entretiens philosophiques. Voltaire. 
 
 >. 32 34-4868 
 
 Dialogues of the dead. Fenelon . . 83-656 
 
 — G. Lyttleton 33-50 
 
 Dialogues, poems, songs, and ballads, by various 
 
 writers, in the Westmoreland and Cumber- 
 land dialects ; with glossary. L., 1839 
 
 22-1274 
 
 Dialogues upon the usefulness of ancient medals, 
 
 especially in relation to the Latin and Greek 
 
 poets. J. Addison. L., 1746 . 33-841 
 
 Diamante, J. B. El honrador de su padre. T. T. E. 
 
 V. 5 34-2 
 
 Diamants, les. J. de Saint-Felix . 34-4619 
 
 Diamond cross. C. Moreton . . 18-2254 
 
 Diamond cross. W. B. Phillips . . lS-2495 
 Diamond necklace. See La Motte Valois. 
 Diamonds. See Gems, jewels, and precious stones. 
 Diana of Meridor. A.Dumas . . 18-929 
 
 Diane de Lys. A. Dumas fils . . 34-.S288 
 Diane et Blanche. X. de Montepin , 34-4131 
 Diane et Louise. F. Soulie . . 34-3764 
 
 Diaries of a lady of quality. F. W. Wynn 27''-1249 
 Diarilioea and cholera. J. Chapman . 10-666 
 
 — See Acholic diseases. 
 
 Diary of a blase. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2095 
 Diarj^ of a desennuyee . . . 18-851 
 
 Diary of a dutiful son. T. G. Fonnereau 33-1100 
 Diary of an ennuyee. A. Jameson . 27''-444 
 
 — Same .... v. 2 of 33-1154 
 Diary of Lady Willoughby. H. M. Rathbone 
 
 18-2571 
 
 Diary of a milliner, the. Belle Otis . 18-3972 
 Diary of Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan. Mrs. Charles 
 
 18-854 
 
 Diary of an old doctor. J. A. Maitland 18-2021 
 ])iary of a physician. S.Warren . 18-3460 
 
 Diary of a poor young gentlewoman ; trans, from the 
 German by M. A. Childs. L., 1860 18-3743 
 Diary of a Samaritan. (By a member of the Howard 
 association of New Orleans.) N. Y., 1860 
 
 10-745 
 
 Diary of a southern refugee during the war ; by a 
 lady of Virginia. N. Y., 1867 . 26'*-956 
 Diaz del Castillo, B. Memoirs, written by himself, 
 containing a true and full account of the dis- 
 covery and conquest of Mexico and New 
 Spain ; trans, by J. I. Lockhart. L., 1844. 
 2 V. 80 26»-37 
 
 — True history of the conquest of Mexico ; trans. 
 
 by M. Keatinge. L., 1803. 2 v. 8" 26»-38 
 
 — Same. L., 1800. 4" . . . 26»-1005 
 Dibdin, C. Complete history of the English stage. 
 
 L., 1795. 5v. 8« . . . 24-170 
 
 — Datchet Meade ; a serenata . . 5-872 
 
 — The lord of the manor ; altered from Burgoyne. 
 
 D. L. T. V. 7 . . . . 24-107 
 
 — The quaker. B. D. v. 1 . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 9 . . . 24-107 
 Dibdin, C, jr. The farmer's wife. D. L. T. v. 5 
 
 24-107 
 
 — My spouse and I. D. L. T. v. 7 . 24-107 
 Dibdin, T. Heart of Mid-Lothian. F's S. D. v. 22 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Ivanhoe. F's S. D. v. 40 . . 24-221 
 
 — The lady of the lake. F's S. D. v. 35 24-221 
 
 — London theatre. A collection of the most cele- 
 
 brated dramatic pieces, from copies used in 
 the theatres. L., 1815 . . 24-107 
 
 — Reminiscences. N. Y., 1828. 8» . 30-133 
 
 — The school for prejudice ; a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 V. 25 24-141 
 
 — Twenty per cent. D. L. T. v. 11 . 24-107 
 Dibdin, T. F. Bibliographical, antiquarian, and 
 
 picturesque tour in France and Germany. 
 2d ed. L., 1829. 3 v. 8» . 27'^-540 
 
 Dibdin, T. F. The bibliomania ; or, book-madness. 
 L., 1809. 8° . . , . 21-155 
 
 — Bibliophobia. Remarks on the present state of 
 
 literature and the book trade, addressed to 
 the author of the Bibliomania. By Mercurius 
 Rusticus ; with notes by Cato Parvus. L., 
 1832 21-157 
 
 — The library companion ; or, the young man's 
 
 guide and the old man's comfort in the choice 
 of a library. 2d ed. L., 1825. 8° 21-156 
 
 — Sermons, doctrinal and practical. L., 1820. 8" 
 
 32-2137 
 
 — See Beresford, J. Bibliosophia . 21-15 
 Dicey, E. Battle-fields of 1866. L., 1866. S° 
 
 27'^-875 
 
 — Cavour; a memoir. 2ded. Camb., 1861 30-1373 
 
 — A month in Russia during the marriage of the 
 
 czarevitch. L., 1867. 8° . . 27''-884 
 
 — Rome in 1860. Camb., 1861 . 27"-615 
 
 — Six months in the federal states. L. and Camb., 
 
 1863. 2 V 26''-440 
 
 Dichter und Kaufmann. B. Auerbach 34-584 
 
 Dichters bazar. H. C. Andersen . . 34-607 
 
 Dick, J. Lectures on theologv, with a memoir. 
 
 N. Y., 1859. 2 v. 8° " . . 32-1347 
 Dick, T. Celestial scenery ; or, the wonders of the 
 
 planetary system displayed. N. Y., 1839 
 
 12—3 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1838 '. *. *. *. 12-4 
 
 — The Christian philosopher ; or, the connec- 
 
 tion of science and philosophy. Ph., 1843 
 32-2302 
 
 — On the improvement of society by the diffusion 
 
 of knowledge. N. Y., 1833 . 13-66 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1848 .... 13-67 
 
 — The philosophy of a future state. Ph., 1843 
 
 32-2803 
 
 — The philosophy of religion ; or, an illustration 
 
 of the moral laws of the universe. Ph., 1843 
 32-2801 
 
 — Practical astronomer. N. Y., 1846 12-6 
 
 — Sidereal heavens, and other subjects connected 
 
 with astronomy. N. Y., 1840 . 12-5 
 
 — Essay on the sin and evils of covetonsness. 
 
 N. Y., 1836 . . . . 32-2800 
 
 Dick and his friend Fidus. Miss C. M. Trowbridge 
 
 18-3817 
 
 Dick Moon en France. F. Wey . . 34-5258 
 Dick Onslow. W. H. G. Kingston . 18-1764 
 Dick Wilson. J. K. Corny n . . 18-749 
 
 Dickens, C. American notes for general circula- 
 tion. Leip., 1842 . . . 26"-143 
 
 — Same. L., 1863 .... 26''-144 
 
 — American notes, change for, by an American 
 
 lady 18-8649 
 
 — Barnabe Rudge — Roman anglais. P., 1858. 
 
 2v 34-4084 
 
 — Barnaby Rudge .... 18-855,870 
 
 — Battle of life, and Haunted man . 18-856,8 
 
 — Bleak house 18-857 
 
 — Child's history of England. N. Y., 1853,4. 2 v. 
 
 37'^330 
 
 — Christmas stories. 
 
 1843. A Christmas carol . . 18-858 
 
 1844. The chimes . . . 18-858 
 
 1845. Cricket on the hearth . 18-858 
 
 1846. Battle of life . . . 18-856,8 
 
 1848. The haunted man and the gliost's 
 
 bargain .... 18-856,8,67 
 "Christmas numbers" of Household words 
 
 by Dickens and others. 
 
 1850 V. 2 of 17-116 
 
 1851. What Christmas is to everybody 
 
 v. 4 of 17-116 
 
 1852. A round of stories by the Christmas 
 
 fire V. 6 of 17-116 
 
 1853. Another round of stories by the 
 
 Christmas fire . . 17-116; 1&-858 
 
 1854. Seven poor travellers . 18-858 
 
 1855. Holly tree inn . v. 12 of 17-116 
 
DICKENS. 
 
 150 
 
 DIDOT. 
 
 Dickens, C. Christmas stories. 
 1856. Wreck of the Golden Mary v. 14 of 
 
 17-116 ; 18-858 ; v. 8 of 18-3346 
 1857. Perils of certain English prisoners 
 
 V. 16 of 17-116 ; V. 7 of 18-2346 
 -^ — 1858. House to let v. 18 of 17-116 ; v. 10 
 
 of 18-2346 
 
 "Christmas numbers" of All the year round 
 
 by Dickens and others. 
 
 1859. The haunted house . 17-156 
 
 1860. Message from the sea . 18-871 
 
 1861. Tom Tiddler's ground . 18-858 
 
 1863. Somebody's luggage . 18-858 
 
 1863. Mrs. Lirripcr's lodgings 18-858 
 
 1864. Mrs. Lirriper's legacy . 18-858 
 
 1865. Dr. Marigold's pix'seriptions 18-858 
 
 1866. Mugby junction . . 18-858 
 
 1867. No thoroughfare . . 18-858 
 
 — Count Ludwig . . . 18-877,3650 
 
 — David Copperfield .... 18-863 
 
 — Dombey and son .... 18-864 
 
 — Great expectations .... 18-865 
 
 — Hard times 18-866 
 
 — The haunted man and the ghost's bargain 
 
 18-856,8.67 
 
 — Hunted down ; and the Uncommercial traveller 
 
 18-882" 
 
 — Lamplighter's story, and other nouvellettes 
 
 . . . . . . 18-860 
 
 — L'ami commun. [Our mutual friend.] Trad. 
 
 par Mme H. Loreau. v. 1. P., 1867 34-4033 
 
 — Little Dorrit 18-868 
 
 — Martin Chuzzlewit .... 18-869 
 
 — Master Iluinphrey's clock [containing "Old 
 
 curiosity shop" and "Barnaby Rudge"] 
 
 18-870 
 
 — Memoirs of J. Grimaldi ; edited by " Boz ;" with 
 
 illustrations by G. Cruikshank ; revised by C. 
 Whitehead. L., 1853 . . 30-1453 
 
 — Message from the sea ; and the Uncommercial 
 
 traveller 18-871 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby 18-872 
 
 — Old curiosity shop .... 18-870,873 
 
 — Oliver Twist 18-874 
 
 — Our mutual friend .... 18-883 
 Same in French . . . 34-4033 
 
 — Paris et Londres en 1793 — Roman anglais. P., 
 
 1861 34-4037 
 
 — Pictures from Italy. N. Y., 1846 37i>-73 
 
 — Posthumous papers of the Pickwick club 18-876 
 
 — Readings, as cdndensed by himself 18-878 
 
 — Short stories 18-879 
 
 — Sketches by Boz . . . . 18-880 
 
 — Tale of two cities .... 18-881 
 
 — The uncommercial traveller . . 18-871,882 
 
 — and others. Pic-nic papers . . 18-877 
 
 — See All the year round 17-145; Household 
 
 words 17-116 
 
 — Child-pictures from. N. Y., 1868 18-3992 
 Dickens' little folks. Bov Joe and Samuel Weller, 
 
 the. From " Pickwick papers" 18-3980 
 
 — Child-wife, the. From "David Copperfield" 
 
 18-3981 
 
 — Dame Durden. From Bleak House 18-3982 
 
 — Dolly Varden. From "Barnaby Rudge" 
 
 18-3983 
 
 — Little Nell. From "Old curiosity shop" 18-3985 
 
 — Oliver and the Jew Fagin. From " Oliver 
 
 Twist" 18-3987 
 
 — Sissy Jupe. From " Hard times" 18-3988 
 
 — Smike. From " Nicholas Nickleby" 18-3989 
 
 — Two daughters, the. From "Martin Chuzzle- 
 
 wit" 18-3991 
 
 Dickeson, M. W. The American numismatical 
 
 manual. Ph.. 1859. 4» . . 26=^17 
 Dickie, G. See McCosh, J. 
 Dickins, F. V. See Hyak Nin Is'shiu. 
 Dickinson, D. 8. Speeches, correspondence, etc. 
 
 Ed., with biog., by J. R. Dickinson. N. Y., 
 
 1867. 2 V. 8° . . . . 26«-982 
 
 Dickinson, Rodolphus. Elements of geography. 
 B., 1813. 8» .... 25-16 
 
 — A new and corrected version of the new testa- 
 
 ment 32-3046 
 
 Dickinson, R. W. Religion teaching by example ; 
 
 or, scenes from sacred history. 2d ed. N. 
 
 Y., 1849 32-1153 
 
 Dickinson, W. H. On tlie pathology and treatment 
 
 of albuminaria. N. Y., 1868. 8° 10-819 
 
 Dickson, A. F. Hazael ; or, know thyself. Ph., 
 
 [1857] 33-675 
 
 Dickson, J. H. Fibre plants of India, Africa, and 
 
 our colonies. L. 8° . . 1-223 
 
 Dickson, S. Fallacies of the faculty, with the prin- 
 ciples of chronothermal medicine. L., 1865. 
 
 8» 10-307* 
 
 — Same, with introduction and notes by AV. 
 
 Turner. N. Y., 1854. 8» . . 10-307 
 
 Dickson, S. H. Essays on life, sleep, pain, &c. 
 
 Ph., 1852 10-153 
 
 — Studies in pathology and therapeutics. N. Y., 
 
 1867 10-757 
 
 Dickson, W. S. Narrative of confinement and exile. 
 2d ed. Dub., 1812. 8» . . 30-3345 
 
 Dickson, W. B. Poultry, their breeding, rearing, 
 diseases, and general management. New 
 edition, incorporating the treatise of B. Mow- 
 bray, with corrections and large additions by 
 Mrs. Loudon. L., 1853 . . 4-240 
 
 Dickson. See Dixon. 
 
 Dictionaries. See Agriculture ; Americanisms ; Ar- 
 chitecture ; Art ; Arts ; Bible ; Bibliography ; 
 Biography ; Chemistry ; Chronology ; Clas- 
 sical ; Cochin Chinese ; Commerce ; Coptic ; 
 Cyclopajdia ; Domestic economy ; Encyclo- 
 paedia ; Engineering; English; Fine arts; 
 French ; Greek ; Hawaiian ; Hebrew ; His- 
 tory ; Italian ; Latin ; Mathematics ; i\Iedi- 
 cine ; Merchandise ; Military and naval arts, 
 etc. ; Music ; Natural historj' ; Natural phi- 
 losophy ; Philosophy; Photography; Roman ; 
 Rural economy ; Science ; Spanish ; Women. 
 
 Dictionarium polygraphicum ; or, the whole body 
 
 of arts regularly digested. L., 1835. 2 v. 8° 
 
 5-495 
 
 Dictionary of contemporary biography. L., 1861 
 30-1709 
 
 Dictionary of country affairs, handicraft, trading, 
 and merchandising. L., 1704. 8° 4-293 
 
 Dictionary of daily wants. L., [1858-60.] 3 v. 
 33-1253 
 
 Dictionary of Shakespearian quotations. T. Dolby. 
 Ph., 1853 34-203 
 
 Dictionary of universal information. Beeton 
 
 33-781 
 
 Dictionnaire de conversation. M. W. Duckett 
 34-3989 
 
 Dictionnaire, historique et critique. P. Bayle 
 34-4974 
 
 Dictionnaire rmiverselle de commerce, d'histoire 
 
 naturelle, et des arts. J. et P. L. Savary 
 
 34-4963 
 
 Didactics : social, literary, and political. R. Walsh 
 . . . . 33-353 
 
 — See Education. 
 
 Diday, P. Syphilis in new-born children and infants 
 at the breast. L., 1859. 8» . 10-691 
 
 Diderot, D. Le neveu de Rameau. Introduction 
 par Cli. Asselineau. P., 1862 . 34-5335 
 
 Didier, E. Regina di San Gennaro. P., 1864 
 . 34-4343 
 
 Didier, F. J. Letters from Paris and other cities of 
 France, Holland, &c., written during a tour 
 and residence in these countries in 1816-20. 
 N. Y., 1831. 8» ... 27''-640 
 
 Didot, A. F. Observations sur orthographe on or- 
 
 tografie franqaise, siiivies d'une histoire de la 
 
 reforme orthographique depuis le XVe siecle 
 
 iusqu' a nos iours. 2me ed. P., 1868. 8" 
 
 . . . . . . . 34-4933 
 
DIDEON. 
 
 151 
 
 DISEASE. 
 
 Didron, M. Christian iconography ; or, the history 
 of Christian art in the middle ages ; trans, by 
 
 E. J. Millington. v. 1. L., 1851 5-480 
 Didymus, H. New Orleans as I found it 18-3G48 
 Dies Borealis. J. Wilson . . . 18-3541 
 Diet. See Cookery ; Corpulence ; Digestion ; Pood ; 
 
 Regimen. 
 Dietrich, A. See Russian popular tales. 
 Dieu dispose* A. Dumas . . , 34-4517 
 Dieu et diable. A. Dumas . . . 34-4516 
 Diez, F. Introduction to the grammar of the 
 
 romance languages. L., 1863. 8" 22-74 
 Differential calculus. See Calculus. 
 Differential equations. Airy, G. B. Partial d. e. 
 14-169 
 
 — Boole, G. Treatise on . . . 14-24 
 Diffusion of knowledge. T.Dick . 13-66,7 
 Digby, K. H. Broad stone of honor ; or, the true 
 
 sense and practice of chivalry. Godefridus, 
 Morus, and Tancredus. L., 1846-8. 3 v. 
 
 33-867 to 9 
 
 Digby Grand. G. J. W. Melville . 18-2175 
 Digestion. Beaumont, W. Experiments on gas- 
 tric juice 10-9 
 
 — Chambers, T. K. The indigestions 10-725 
 
 — Combe, A. Physiology of d. . 10-29 
 
 — Gastric regions and victualling department 
 
 10-455 
 
 — Graham, T. J. Treatise on indigestions 10-53 
 
 — Johnson, J. Essay ou indigestion 10-209 
 
 — Leared, A. Imperfect d. . . 10-246 
 
 — Philip, A. P. W. Protracted indigestion 10-89 
 
 — Prout, W. The fui^ction of d. . 11-59 
 
 — See Dyspepsia ; Food ; Stomach. 
 
 Digests. Hunter, J. Introduction to the writing 
 ofd 22-655 
 
 — See names of governments. 
 
 Dikes and ditches. W. T. Adams . 18-4104 
 Diligence, la. A. Ricard . . . 34-4826 
 Dillon, H. A. Life and opinions of Sir Richard 
 
 Maltravers 18-3843 
 
 Dillon, W. See Roscommon, earl of. 
 
 Dilworth, T. Young book-keeper's assistant ; or, 
 
 the Italian way of stating debtor and creditor. 
 
 L., 1792 1-24 
 
 — Same. Wilmington, 1798. 8° . 1-25 
 Dime a day. See Robinson, S. How to live 6-216 
 Dimmick, F. M. Anna Clayton ; or, the inquirer 
 
 after truth 18-3783 
 
 Dimmick, L. F. Discourse on the moral influence 
 
 of railroads. Newburyport, 1841 32-247 
 
 Dimock, J. F. (ed.) Metrical life of St. Hugh, 
 
 bishop of Lincoln, with introduction and notes. 
 
 Lincoln, 1800 .... 30-1385 
 Dimond, W. The iEthiop. F's S. D. v. 18 24-221 
 
 — The broken sword. F's S. D. v. 22 24-221 
 
 — The lady and the devil. F's S. D. v. 30 24-221 
 Dimond. See Dymond. 
 
 Dinah. M. A. Moore .... 18-2247 
 
 Dining and dinners. Brillat-Savarin. Handbook 
 
 of dining 10-506 
 
 — Kirwan. Dinners, wines, and desserts 6-193 
 
 — Toasts and sentiments . . . 20-207 
 
 — See Cookery ; Domestic economy ; Food, 
 Dinks. See Herbert, H. W. 
 
 Dinorah (Le pardon de Ploermel). G. Meyerbeer 
 
 .5-933 
 
 Diodorus Siculus. Bibliotheca historica. Ex. recog. 
 I. Bekkeri. Leip., 1853,4. 4 v. 34-314 
 
 — Historical library of Diodorus the Sicilian, with 
 
 the Fragments of Diodorus, and those pub- 
 lished by H. Valesius, I. Rhodomannus, and 
 
 F. Ursinus; trans, by G. Booth. L., 1814. 
 2 v. 8" 29»-9 
 
 Diogenes Laertius. Lives and opinions of eminent 
 philosophers ; trans, by C. D. Yonge. L., 
 1853 15-184 
 
 Diphtheria. Chatto, J. Bibliography of 10-693 
 
 — Neidhard, C. Homoeopathic view of 10-759 
 
 — Semple, R. H. (ed. ) Memoirs on 10-693 
 
 Diptheria. Slade, D. D. Nature, treatment, and 
 history 10-654 
 
 — Trail, R. T. Nature, prevention, and treatment 
 
 of 10-334 
 
 — See Throat. 
 
 Diplomacy. Chesney, F. R. Russo-Turkisli cam- 
 paigns 27^-2884 
 
 — Dumont, J. Corps universel diplomatique du 
 
 droit des gens .... 34-496.'^, 6 
 
 — Goldsmith, L. Crimes of cabinets 27M734 
 
 — History of embassies and foreign courts 29«-200 
 
 — Home, T. H. Diplomacy vol. 80 of 2-55,185 
 
 — Negociations secretes touchant la paix de Mun- 
 
 ster. J. Le Clerc . . . 34-4970 
 
 — Lyman, T. D. of the IT. S. . . 26^-693 
 
 — Papers relating to foreign affairs . 26''-775 
 
 — Rousset, J. Ceremonial dipl. des cours de 
 
 1' Europe 34-4969 
 
 — Rush, R. Residence at the court of London 
 
 27''-19 
 
 — Smyth, Mrs. G. Romance of . 30-2324 
 
 — Sparks, J. Dipl. correspondence of the revolu- 
 
 tion 26=^-773 
 
 oftheU. S 26''-771 
 
 — Trescott, W. H. Diplomatic history 26»-365 
 D. of the revolution . . . 26»-289 
 
 — Webster, D. Diplomatic and oflJcial papers 
 
 26''-759 
 
 — See names of governments. 
 
 Diplomatist, adventures of a roving. H. Wikoff 
 
 271^-190 
 
 Dippers dipt. D. Peatley . . . 32-2362 
 
 Dircks, H. The ghost 1 as produced in the spectre 
 
 drama. L., 1863 . . . 24-168 
 
 — Life, times, and scientific labors of the Marquis 
 
 of Worcester, with a reprint of his Century of 
 inventions, with a commentary thereon. L., 
 1865. 8° 30-1663 
 
 — Memoir of Samuel Hartlib ; with bibliographical 
 
 notices, and a reprint of " An invention of 
 engines of motion." L. . . 30-1938 
 
 — Perpetuuni mobile ; or, search for self-motive 
 
 power, during the 17th, 18th, and 19th cen- 
 turies. L., 1861 . . . 11-281 
 Disappointed ambition. A. M. Stewart 18-3017 
 Discarded daughter. Mrs. Southworth 18-2973 
 Discipline. Mary Brunton . . . 18-465 
 Discours sur la femme. A. Monod . 34-3547 
 Discourses on retirement and self-denial. N. Y , 
 
 1857 32-2251 
 
 Discoverie of the true causes why Ireland wasneuer 
 
 entirely subdued. J. Davies . 27^-1423 
 
 Discovery and discoveries. Beckman, J. History 
 
 of discoveries .... 6-818 
 
 — Burney, J. Hist, of voyages of discovery 
 
 29'J-298 
 
 — Cooley, W. D. Maritime and inland discovery 
 
 29M15 
 
 — Falconer, T. Discovery of the Mississippi 
 
 26"-661 
 
 — Fleurieu, C. P. C. de. Southeast of New Guinea, 
 
 1768,9 . . . . . 29>'-525 
 
 — Timbs, J. Illustrated book of discoveries 6-929 
 
 — Whewell, W. Philosophy of . 15-165 
 
 — See Voyages. 
 
 Discussions on the constitution proposed to the peo- 
 ple of Massachusetts by the convention of 
 1853. B., 1854. 8° . . . 2-950 
 
 Disease and diseases. Abernethy, J. Anatomy, 
 surgery, and pathology . . 10-1 
 
 — Barclay, A. W. Medical diagnosis 10-353 
 
 — Bigelow, J. Nature and disease . 10-214 
 
 — Brodie, B. C. Pathology and surgery 10-712 
 
 — Chambers, T. K. Renewal of life 10-552 
 
 — Corfe, G. Physiognomy of diseases 10-1003 
 
 — Da Costa, J. M. Medical diagnosis 10-431 
 
 — Darwin, E. Zoonomia . . . 10-706 
 
 — Dickson, S. H. Studies in pathology and thera- 
 
 peutics . . . . . 10-757 
 
 — Dobell, H. Germs and vestiges of disease 10-281 
 
DISEASE. 
 
 153 
 
 •DIX. 
 
 Disease and diseases. Duncan, J. F. God in dis- 
 ease 33-370 
 
 — Gavin, H. Feigned and factitious d. 10-770 
 
 — Gottlieb, G. Atlas of pathological histology 
 
 10-434 
 
 — Hahnemann, S. On chronic diseases 10-293 
 
 — Henle, J. General patliology . 10-475 
 
 — Hufeland, C. G. Manuel de medicine pratique 
 
 34-49:^5 
 
 — Jones, H. B. Applications of chemistry and 
 
 mechanics to pathology . . 10-729 
 
 — Knapp, M. L. Researches on primary pathology 
 
 10-539 
 
 — Parkin, J. Causation and prevention of disease 
 
 10-188 
 
 — Tanner, T. H. Index of diseases 10-733 
 
 — Tissot, S. A. D. of sedentary persons 10-166 
 
 — See Epidemics ; Insanity ; Hospitals ; Materia 
 
 medica and therapeutics; Medicine; Mind; and 
 
 names of particular diseases, and parts affected. 
 
 Diseases of women and children. Ashwell, S.' D. 
 
 peculiar to women . . . 10-636 
 
 — Bernutz, G., and E. Goupil. Clinical memoirs 
 
 10-835 
 
 — Blundell, J. D. of women . . 10-639 
 
 — Brown, I. B. Some d. admitting of surgical 
 
 treatment . . . . . 10-531 
 
 — Hillier, J. Diseases of children , 10-858 
 
 — Gooch. Diseases of w. and c. . 10-692 
 
 — Hodge, H. L. D. peculiar to women 10-367 
 
 — Klob, J. M. Pathological anatomy of the sexual 
 
 organs 10-780 
 
 — Patterson, J. New treatment of . 10-663 
 
 — Simpson, J. Y. Clinical lectures , 10-451 
 
 — Smedley, Mrs, Manualof hydropathy for 10-582 
 
 — Thomas, T. G. Practical treatise on 10-804 
 
 — Tilt, E. J. Female hygiene . . 10-139 
 Diseases of menstruation and ovarian in- 
 flammation 10-507 
 
 — West, C. Lectures on . . . 10-577 
 
 — Williamson, W. Homoeopathic treatment of 
 
 10-715 
 
 — See Obstetrics ; Children ; Parturition. 
 Disgrace to the family. W. B. Jerrold 18-1684 
 Disinfection. Bartholomew, R. Principles and 
 
 practice of 10-756 
 
 Disosway, G. P. Earliest churches of New York 
 
 and its vicinity. N. Y., 1865. 8° 33-1846 
 Disowned. E. L. Bulwer . . . 18-475 
 
 Dispensatory. Christison, R. Commentary on 
 
 pharmacopoeias .... 10-371 
 
 — King, John. American dispensatory 10-857 
 
 — Wood and Bache. Dispensatory of the U. S. 
 
 10-549 
 
 — See Materia medica, therapeutics, and phar- 
 
 macy. 
 Disraeli, B. Alroy : a romance . . 18-901 
 
 — Coningsby ; or, the new generation 18-894 
 
 — Contarini Fleming . . . 18-895 
 
 — Henrietta Temple : a love story . 18-896 
 
 — Lord George Bentinck : a political biography. 
 
 L., 1858 30-1092 
 
 — Novels 18-903 
 
 — Parliamentary reform : a series of speeches, 
 
 (1848-1866.) Ed. by M. Corry. L., 1867. 
 8» 2-637 
 
 — Revolutionary epic. L., 1864 , 23-746 
 
 — Sybil ; or, the two nations . . 18-897 
 
 — Tancred ; or, the new crusade . 18-898 
 
 — Venetia 18-899 
 
 — Vivian Grey 18-900 
 
 — The young duke . . . l&-902,2088» 
 
 — MacKnight, T. Biography of . 30-1137 
 Disraeli, I. Amenities of literature, consisting of 
 
 sketches and characters of English literature. 
 N. Y., 1841. 2 V. . . . 22-1018 
 
 — Commentaries on the life and reign of Charles 
 
 L L., 1851. 2v. 8° . . 27''-333 
 
 — Curiosities of literature. [First and 2d series.] 
 
 B., 1834. 5v 22-1033 
 
 Disraeli, I. Calamities and quarrels of authors ; 
 with some inquiries respecting their moral 
 and literary characters, and memoirs for our 
 literary history. New ed. Ed. by B. Disraeli. 
 L., 1859 22-1019,34 
 
 — Curiosities of literature. B.,1834. 3 v. 33-1031 
 Same. 2d series. L., 1824. 3 v. 22-1020 
 
 — Genius of Judaism. L., 1833 . 32-1859 
 
 — Literary character ; or, the histc^y of men of 
 
 genius, drawn from their own feelings and 
 confessions. Literary miscellanies; and an 
 inquirv into the character of James I. Ed. 
 by B. "Disraeli. L., 1859 . . 22-1023,4 
 
 — Miscellanies of literature. L., 1840. 8» 33-1034 
 
 — Quarrels of authors ; or. some memoirs for our 
 
 literary history, including specimens of con- 
 troversy to the reign of Elizabeth. N. Y., 
 
 1814. 3 V 33-1035,1019 
 
 Dissent, the practical evils of . . 33-2365 
 Dissent from the church of England justified. Tow- 
 good 33-1571 
 
 Dissenters. Bogne & Bennett. History of 33-1533 
 
 — Calamy, E. Nonconformist's mcmiorial 30-1633 
 
 — See Church of England ; and names of particu- 
 
 lar denominations. 
 
 Dissertation upon parties ; in several letters to Caleb 
 D'Anvers. 7th ed. L., 1799. 8" 37''-332 
 
 Distilling. Byrn, M. L. Complete practical dis- 
 tiller 6-303 
 
 — Hall, H. The distiller . . . 6-494 
 Distinctions in society. S. Heywood . 2-707 
 Distinguished men of modern times. L. E. K. L., 
 
 1838. 4v 30-1982 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1840. 3 v. . . 30-333 
 Distribution of wealth. R.Jones . 3-136 
 District of Columbia, census of, 1867. Report of 
 
 F. B. Hough .... 26M023 
 
 — Howe, H. Sketch of . . . 26''-103 
 Disturnell, J. The great lakes; or, inland seas of 
 
 America. N. Y., 1863 . . 26''-445 
 
 — Influence of climate in N. and S. America. N. 
 
 Y., 1867. 8» . . . . 25-181 
 
 — Post-oflice directory for 1866 . . 25-298 
 Ditson, G. L. Circassia ; or, a tour to the Caucasus. 
 
 N. Y., 1850. 8° ... 28"-! 32 
 
 — Crescent and French crusaders. N. Y., 1859 
 
 28i'-262 
 
 Diutiska. G. Soiling .... 33-1315 
 Diuturnity. R. Abbey . . . 33-1843 
 
 Divers. Esquiros, A. English seamen and d. 
 
 27^-609 
 
 Diversions of Purley. J. H. Tooke . 22-254 
 
 Divina commedia. See Dante Alighieri. 
 Divination. M. T. Cicero . . . 33-186 
 
 Divine attributes, the, etc. E. Swedenborg 32-1883 
 Divine comedy. See Dante Alighieri. 
 Divine human in the scriptures. T. Lewis 32-1574 
 Divine inspiration. E. Henderson . 32-594 
 
 Divine life. J. Kennedy . . . 32-693 
 
 Divine rule of faith and practice. W. Goode 32-1707 
 Divinity. Hill, G. Lectures in . . 32-1351 
 
 — See Theology. 
 
 Divorce. Woolsey, T. D. D. and d. laws in U. S. 
 [New Englander, v. 26,7] . 17-79 
 
 — See Marriage. 
 
 Divorce, un. A. Leo .... 34-4919 
 
 Dix, J. A. Speeches and occasional addresses. 
 
 N. Y., 1864. 2 V. 8° . . 33-684 
 
 — Winter in Madeira, and a summer in Spain and 
 
 Florence. N. Y., 1850 . . 27''-236 
 
 Dix, J. R. Lions, living and dead ; or, personal 
 
 recollections of the great and gifted. L., 1854 
 
 30-798 
 
 — Pen and ink sketches of authors and author- 
 
 esses. L., 1852 .... 30-1717 
 
 — Pulpit portraits; or, pen pictures of distin- 
 
 guished American divines ; with sketches of 
 congregations and choirs, and incidental no- 
 tices ot eminent British preachers. B., 1854 
 32-390 
 
DIX. 
 
 153 
 
 DODGE. 
 
 Dix, J. R. Pen pictures of popular English preach- 
 ers ; with limninsrs of listeners in church and 
 chapel. L., 1852 . . . 32-389 
 
 Dix, W. G. The unholy alliance : an American 
 view of the war in the east. N. Y., 1855 
 
 27^-2888 
 
 Dix ans d' etudes historiques. A. Thierry 84-4567 
 Dix ans de prison. M. Bernard . . 34-3081 
 Dix ans plus tard. A. Dumas , . 34-3209 
 Dix annees d'exil. Mme de Stael-Holstein 34-3818 
 Dixey speller. [Confederate states] . 26»-2004 
 Dixon, E. H. Back-bone ; photographed from " the 
 scalpel." N. Y., 1866 . . 10-722 
 
 — The scalpel : a journal of health, adapted to 
 
 popular and professional reading, and the ex- 
 posure of quackery. N. Y., 1849-56. 4 v. S" 
 
 10-297 
 
 Dixon, E. S. The dovecote and the aviary ; 
 sketches of the natural history of pigeons and 
 other domestic birds in a captive state, with 
 hints for their management. L., 1851 9-539 
 
 — Treatise on the history and management of 
 
 poultry. Pli., 1851 . . . 4-50 
 
 Dixon, W. H. The holy land ; Avith illustrations 
 
 from original drawings and photographs. L., 
 
 1865. 8° 28''-479 
 
 — Jolin Howard and the prison world of Europe ; 
 
 with an introductory essay by R. W. Dickin- 
 son. N. Y., 1856 . . . 30-992 
 
 — London prisons ; with an account of the more 
 
 distinguished persons who have been confined 
 in them, with a description of the chief pro- 
 vincial prisons. L., 1850 . . 27''-336 
 
 — New America. L., 1867. 2 v. 8» 26''-584« 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1867. 8« . . . 26''-584 
 
 — Personal history of Lord Bacon, from unpub- 
 
 lished papers. B., 1861 . . 30-1302 
 
 — Robert Blake, admiral and general at sea ; based 
 
 on family and state papers. L., 1852 30-1211 
 
 — Same. L., 1858 .... 30-1211=' 
 
 — Spiritual wives. Ph., 1868. 8» . 32-2403 
 
 — Story of Lord Bacon's life. L., 1862 30-1406 
 
 — William Penn : an historical biography, from 
 
 new sources ; with an extra chapter on the 
 "Macaulay charges." Ph., 1851 30-653 
 
 Dixon, J. H. Ballads and songs of the peasantry of 
 England ; taken down from oral recitation, 
 and transcribed from private manuscripts, rare 
 broadsides, and scarce publications. Ed. by 
 R. Bell. L 23-811 
 
 Doane, G. W. Goodly heritage of Jerseymen. 
 Burlington, 1846. 8" . . . 26''-611 
 
 — "Songs by the way," arranged by W. C. 
 
 Doane. N. Y., 1860. 8° . . 30-1434 
 Doane, W. C. Memoir of G. W. Doane. N. Y., 
 
 1860 30-1434 
 
 Dobell, H. Lectures on the germs and vestiges of 
 
 disease, and on the prevention of the invasion 
 
 and fatality of disease by periodical examina- 
 
 . tions. L., 1861. 8» . . . 10-281 
 
 Dobell, S. Poems. B., 1860 . . 23-569 
 
 Dobie, D. Key to the Bible : an exposition of the 
 
 history, axioms, and general laws of sacred 
 
 interpretation. N. Y., 1856 . 32-182 
 
 DobrizhoflTer, M. Account of the Abipones : an 
 
 equestrian peoj^le of Paraguay. Tran«. by 
 
 Miss Southey. L., 1822. 3 v. 8» 26''-63 
 
 Dobson, E. Rudimentary treatise on foundations 
 
 and concrete works. L., 1850 . 6-38 
 
 -7- Rudimentary treatise on the manufacture of 
 
 bricks and tiles. L., 1866 . . 6-87 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on masonry and stone- 
 
 cutting. L., 1857 . . . 6-41 
 
 Dobson, T. See Encyclopaedia Britannica. 
 
 Dobson, Mrs. S. Life of Petrarch, collected from 
 
 "Meraoires pour la vie de Petrarch." L., 
 
 1805. 2 V. 8° . . . . 30-421 « 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1809. 2 v. 8» . . 30-421 
 Docks. See Dry docks. 
 
 Docteur Herbeau. J. Sandeau . . 34-3715 
 
 Docteur Servans, le. A. Dumas fils . 34-3284 
 Doctor, the. R. Southey . . . 33-144 
 
 Doctor Antonio. G. Ruffini . . 18-2696 
 
 Doctor Austen's guests. W. Gilbert . 18-3930 
 Doctor Birch. W. M. Thackeray . 18-3205 
 
 Doctor Faustus. Roscoe, T. German novelists 
 
 V. 1 of 18-3785 
 
 Doctor Johns. D. G. Mitchell . . 18-2220 
 Doctor Kemp. Gilbert Rugge . , . 18-3720 
 Doctor Mills's marriage, and what came of it 
 
 18-8839 
 
 Doctor Oldham at Greystones. C. S. Henry 18-905 
 Doctor Thome. A. Trollope . . 18-3288 
 Doctor Wihner's love. Margaret Lee . 18-8952 
 Doctor's wife. Miss M. E. Braddon . 18-387 
 
 Doctors. See Physicians. 
 
 Doctrine. Bernard, T. D. Progress of d. in the 
 new testament .... 32-2287 
 
 — Donaldson, J. Critical history of Christian d. 
 
 82-1635 
 
 — Hagenbach, K. R. History of doctrines 32-713 
 
 — Neander, A. History of Christian dogmas 32-795 
 
 — Shedd, W. G. T. History of Christian d. 82-1113 
 
 — See Church ; Theology ; Sects and denomina- 
 
 tions. 
 
 Documents relating to the colonial history of New 
 York. E. B. O'Callaghan . 26''-1211 
 
 Documents relating to the manufacture of iron in 
 Penna. ; published on behalf of the conven- 
 tion of iron-masters of Dec, 1849. Ph., 1850. 
 80 6-314 
 
 Documents relating to the settlement of the church 
 of England. G. Gould . . 82-1015 
 
 Dodd, C. R. Manual of dignities, privilege, and 
 precedence, including lists of the great public 
 functionaries, from the revolution to the pres- 
 ent time. L., 1843 . . . 27»-845 
 
 Dodd, G. Chambers' handy guide to London. L., 
 1862 27''-617 
 
 — Curiosities of industry and the applied sciences. 
 
 L., 1852. 8» .... 6-838 
 
 — The food of London. L., 1856 . 1-288 
 
 — Where do we get it, and how is it made ? a 
 
 familiar account of the modes of supplying our 
 every-day wants, and luxuries. L. 6-171 
 Dodd, M. A. Poems. Hartford, 1844 23-71 
 
 Dodd, W. Life and beauties of Shakspeare ; com- 
 prising careful selections from each play ; with 
 a general index. B., 1853 . . 24-44 
 
 Dodd family abroad. C. Lever . . 18-1876 
 Doddridge, Sir J. Sheppard's touchstone of com- 
 mon assurances. Ed. by E. Hilliard. Ph., 
 1840. 8» . . . V. 30 & 81 of 2-55 
 Doddridge, P. Life of Col. J. Gardiner; with the 
 Christian warrior animated and crowned. 
 N. Y., 1847 .... 30-1956 
 
 — Rise and progress of religion in the soul. N. 
 
 Y., 1859 32-1380 
 
 — Same, with an introductory essay by J. 
 
 Foster. B., 1835 . . . 32-1380* 
 
 — Harsha, D. A. Life of; with specimens of his 
 
 style 30-1579 
 
 — See Comprehensive commentary. 
 
 Dodds, J. The fifty years' struggle of the Scottish 
 covenanters, 1638 to 1688. E., 1860 32-917 
 
 Dodge, A. A. Progress ; or, the sequel to .Terry 
 and his friends .... 18-889 
 
 Dodge, A. E. Country living and country think- 
 ing. B., 1863 . . . . 83-473 
 
 — Gala-days. B., 1863 . . . 33-474 
 
 — Skirmishes and sketches. B., 1865 83-476 
 
 — Stumbling blocks. B., 1864 . . 32-1280 
 
 — Summer rest. S., 1866 . . . 33-467 
 
 — Woman's wrongs: a counter-irritant. B., 1868 
 
 2-641 
 
 — Woolgathering. B., 1867 . . 33-1375 
 Dodge, J. R. West Virginia ; its farms and forests, 
 
 mines and oil-wells. Ph., 1865 . 260-554 
 Dodge, M. E. Hans Brinker . . 18-888 
 
 — Irvington stories . . ♦ . 18-893 
 
DODGE. 
 
 164 
 
 DONA BLANCA. 
 
 Dodge, O. E. and W. O. Dodge's literary 
 museum. B., 1853. v. 8. 4° . 17-517 
 
 Dodge, R. Diary, sketches, and reviews, during a 
 European tour in 1847. N. Y. , 1850. 8» 
 27''-696 
 
 Dodge, W. S. History of the old second division 
 of the army of the Cumberland. Chicago, 
 1864. 8» 26»-869 
 
 — Eobert Henry Henderhorst ; ' or, the brave 
 
 drummer-boy of the Rappahannock. Chicago, 
 18C)7. Sm. 4» . . . . 30-1972 
 
 Dodington, G. B. Diary from 1749 to 1761. L., 
 1784. 8" 30-134 
 
 Dods, J. B. Spirit manifestations examined and 
 explained ; Judge Edmonds refuted. N. Y., 
 1854 32-1577 
 
 Dodsley, R. A collection of poems by several 
 hands. L., 1763. 6 v. . . 23-502 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-250 
 
 — Cleone : tragedy. B. B. T. v. 12 . 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 2 . . . 24-142 
 .— Same. S. B. T. v. 5 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The king and the miller of Mansfield. M. B. D. 
 
 5 24-143 
 
 — Sir John Cockle at court. M. B. D. 5 24-142 
 Doering, H. See Doring, H. 
 
 Doesticks. [Pseud.] See Thomson, M. M. 
 Dog Crusoe. R. M. Ballantyne . . 18-251 
 
 Dogs. Herbert, H. W. The dog. By Dinks, 
 Mayhew & Hutchinson . . ' 20-41 8 
 
 — Jesse, E. Anecdotes of . . 20-388 
 
 — Jesse, G. R. History of British d. 9-717 
 
 — Johnson, J. B. The dog, and how to break him 
 
 20-391 
 
 — Martin, W. C. L. History of the dog 9-583 
 
 — Mayhew, E. Management of . 20-419 
 
 — Meyrick, J. House and sporting d. 20-422 
 
 — Mills, J. The life of a fox-hound . 20-424 
 
 — Walsh, J. H. The dog in health and disease 
 
 20-502 
 
 — Youatt, W., on the dog . . 4-38 
 Doggett, D. S. A nation's Ebenezer. [Thanks- 
 giving discourse. ] Rich'd, 1862. 8» 26''-2150 
 
 Dohren, J. v. Hamburgisches Wechselbuch, nach 
 der Duhamelchen, ed. von 1702. Hamburg, 
 
 1789 34-2291 
 
 Dolby, T. Dictionary of Shakespearian quotations. 
 
 Ph., 1853 24-202 
 
 Dolby and father. By "Buz." N. Y., 1868 
 
 18-886 
 
 Dolce, L. Aretin ; a dialogue on painting. L., 1770 
 
 5-429 
 
 Dolce far niente. J. R. Tait . . 23-509 
 
 Dolcino and his times. A. Gallenga . 27^-2232 
 Dollars and cents. Miss A. B. Warner 18-3446 
 
 Dollinger, J. J. I. Thecliurchandthecliurches ; or, 
 the papacy and the temporal power ; an his- 
 torical and political review ; trans, by W. B. 
 McCabe. L., 1862. 8« . . 32-1005 
 
 — The first age of Christianity and the church ; 
 
 trans, by H. N. Oxenham. L., 1866. 2 v. 
 32-1914 
 
 — The Gentile and the Jew in the courts of the 
 
 temple of Christ ; an introduction to the his- 
 tory of Christianity ; trans, by N. Darnell. 
 L., 1862. 2 V. 8« . . . 32-1013 
 
 Dollman, F. T. Examples of ancient pulpits exist- 
 ing in England. L., 1849. 4» . 5-774 
 
 Dolly Varden. [Dickens' Little folks] 18-3983 
 
 Dolomite mountains. Gilbert and Churchill's excur- 
 sions through .... 27''-691 
 
 Domat, J. The civil law in its natural order ; trans, 
 from the French by W. Strahan ; ed. by L. 
 S. Cushing. B., 1861. 3 V. 8» 2-327 
 
 Dombey and son. C. Dickens . . 18-864 
 
 Domenech, E. Seven years' residence in the great 
 deserts of North America. L., 1860. 2 v. 
 8° 26b-391 
 
 Domesday book. See Morgan, J. F. England 
 imder the Normans . . . 27''-855 
 
 Domesday of St. Paul's. Camden soc. pub. v. 69 
 
 27''-195 
 
 Domestic annals of Scotland. R. Chambers 27''-1315 
 Domestic architecture. See Architecture. 
 Domestic architecture in England. T. H. Turner 
 
 5-166 
 
 Domestic chaplain, tlie. J. E. N. Molesworth 
 
 32-2143 
 
 Domestic circle, the. M. Sorin , . 32-200 
 
 Domestic cookery. E. E. Lea . . 6-194 
 
 Domestic duties. Mrs. W. Parks . 6-210 
 
 Domestic economy. Beecher, C. E. Treatise on 
 
 6-155 
 
 — Clerical economics . . . 6-247 
 
 — Cobbett, W. Cottage economy . 6-167 
 
 — Donovan, M. Domestic economy 6-173 
 
 — Leslie, E. Ladies' house-book , 6-198 
 
 — Robinson, S. How to live . . 6-216 
 
 — Rumford, B. T., Count. Essays . 11-64 
 
 — Six hundred dollars a year . . 6-220 
 
 — Warren, Mrs. How I managed my children 
 
 6-226 
 
 How I managed my house . 6-227 
 
 — Webster, T. Encyclopaedia of . 6-230 
 
 — Willich, A. F. M. Dictionary of . 6-228 
 
 — See Cookery ; Housekeeping. 
 
 Domestic encyclopaedia. A. F. M. Willich 6-228 
 Domestic habits of birds. J. Rennie . 9-710 
 
 Domestic history of American revolution. E. Ellet 
 
 26»-266 
 
 Domestic manners and sentiments in England dur- 
 ing the middle ages. T. Wright 27M247 
 Domestic medicine. Family and ship medicine 
 chest companion . . . 10-493 
 
 — Gardner, J. Household medicine 10-430 
 
 — Gunn's domestic medicine . . 10-458 
 
 — Hunt, E. M. Patient's and physician's aid 
 
 10-221 
 
 — Theobald, J. Every man his own physician 
 
 10-120 
 
 — See names of diff"erent systems of practice. 
 Domestic portraiture ; or, the successful application 
 
 of religious principle in the education of a 
 family, exemplified in the memoirs of three of 
 the deceased children of the Rev. Leigh Rich- 
 mond. N. Y., 1857 . . . 30-458 
 
 — Same, with introductory remarks by the Rev. 
 
 E. Bickersleth. N. Y., 1843 . 30-458" 
 
 — See Richmond ; Wilberforce. 
 
 Domestic receipt-book. C. E. Beecher 6-155J 
 Domestic service. Beecher, C. E. Letters to per- 
 sons in 33-453 
 
 — Plain talk to domestics . . . 6-212 
 Domestic service guide ; a handbook of the duties of 
 
 the housekeeper, cook, lady's maid, nursery- 
 maid, house-maid, laundry-maid, dairy-maid, 
 butler, valet, footman, coachman, groom, 
 gardener. L., 1868 . . , 6-249 
 
 Domestic stories. Miss D. M. Muloch 18-3286 
 
 Domestic tales. Mrs. Ilofland . . 18^1453 
 Domicil. Phillimore, R. Law of v. 57 of 2-55 
 Dominica. Atwood, T. History of . 26''-652 
 
 — See Saint Domingo. 
 
 Dominie's legacy; consisting of a series of tales il- 
 lustrative of the scenery and manners of Scot- 
 
 . land 18-893 
 
 Don Alonso. N. A. de Salvandy . 34-5136 
 
 Don Giovanni. Mozart, W. A. . . 5-794,6 
 
 — Arr. for piano solo. W. A. Mozart 5-797 
 Don Juan ; opera. G. G. Byron . . 23-766 
 Don Juan. W. A. Mozurt . . . 5-796 
 Don Juan de village, les. Mme et Maurice Dudevant 
 
 34-5269 
 
 Don Quichotte. M. de Cervantes . 34-5176 
 
 Don Quijote de la Manclia. M. de Cervantes-Saave- 
 
 dra 34-18 
 
 Don Quixote. M. de Cervantes . . 18-600 
 
 Don Quixote, rambles in the footsteps of. H. D. 
 
 Inglis 27''-790 
 
 Dona Blanca of Navarre. F. N. Villoslada 18-3404 
 
DONA ISABEL. 
 
 155 
 
 DOUGLAS. 
 
 Dona Isabel dc Solis. F. Martinez de la Rosa 34-1 
 
 Donaldson, James. Critical history of Christian 
 literature and doctrine from the death of the 
 apostles to the Nicene council. L., 1864-6. 
 V. 3. 8» 32-1635 
 
 Donaldson, Joseph. Recollections of the life of a 
 soldier. L., 1856 . . . 30-1517 
 
 Donaldson, J. W. Classical scholarship and classi- 
 cal learning considered vvith especial reference 
 to competitive tests and university teaching ; 
 a practical essay on liberal education. Camb. , 
 1856 13-68 
 
 — The new cratylus ; or, contributions towards a 
 
 more accurate knowledge of the Gi'eek lan- 
 guage. 3d ed. L., 1859. S" . 22-421 
 
 — Theatre of the Greeks ; a treatise on the history 
 
 and exhibition of the Greek drama, with vari- 
 ous supplements. 7th ed. L., 1860. 8" 
 22-1028 
 
 — Varronianus ; a critical and historical introduc- 
 
 tion to the ethnography of ancient Italy, and 
 to the philological study of the Latin language. 
 3d ed. L., 1860. 8» . . . 22-422 
 
 — See Muller, K. 22-1154 
 
 Donaldson, T. L. Rudimentary treatise on clay 
 
 lands and loamy soils. L., 1852 4-261 
 
 Donaldson manor. M. J. Mcintosh . 18-1975 
 Doncel de don Enrique el doliente. M. J. de 
 
 Larra 34-25 
 
 Donders, F. C. On the anomalies of accommoda- 
 tion and refraction of the eye, with a prelimi- 
 nary essay on physiological dioptrics ; trans, 
 by W. D. Moore. L., 1864. 8° 10-832 
 
 Donegal county. McFarland, J. Statistical survey, 
 
 1801 27''-872 
 
 Donizetti, G. Lucia di Lammermoor ; with Italian 
 and English words. B. 4" . 5-910 
 
 — Lucrezia Borgia ; with Italian and English 
 
 words. B. 4° . . . . 5-911 
 
 Donne, A. Mothers and infants. B., 1859 10-226 
 Donne, J. Poetical works ; with a memoir. B., 
 
 1855 23-440 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-69 
 
 — Walton, I. Life of . . . 80-535 
 Donne, W. B. Essays on the drama, and on popu- 
 lar amusements. 2d ed. L., 1863 22-1030 
 
 Donoho, T. S. Ivywall. W., 1860 . 23-579 
 Donovan, M. Domestic economy ; v. 1, containing 
 brewing, distilling, wine-making, baking, &c. 
 V. 2, human food, animal and vegetable. L., 
 1830-7. 2 V. • . . . . 6-173 
 Doolittle, J. Social life of the Chinese ; with some 
 account of their religious, governmental, edu- 
 cational, and business customs and opinions. 
 N. Y., 1865. 2 V. . . . 28''-495 
 Doomed chief. D. P. Thompson . 18-3220 
 Dora. Julia Kavanagh . . . 18-4058 
 Dora Darling, the daughter of the regiment 18-890 
 Dora Deane. Mrs. M. J. Holmes . 18-1462 
 Dora d'Istria. [Pseud.] See Ghika, H. 
 Doran, J. Book of the princes of Wales. L., 1860 
 30-1025 
 
 — Habits and men ; with remnants of record touch- 
 
 ing the makers of both. N. Y., 1855 33-536 
 
 — History of court fools. L., 1858 . 29»-130 
 
 — Knights and their days. N. Y., 1856 27='-3397 
 
 — Lives of the queens of England of the house of 
 
 Hanover. N. Y., 1855. 3 v. . 30-855 
 
 — Monarchs retired from business. N. Y., 1857. 
 
 2 v 30-950 
 
 — New pictures and old panels. L., 1859 33-899 
 
 — Table traits, with something on them. N. Y., 
 
 1855 33-554 
 
 — "Their majesties' servants." Annals of the 
 
 English stage, from Thomas Betterton to 
 Edmund Kean ; actors, authors, audiences. 
 L., 1864. 2 V. 8» . . . 24-123 
 
 Dore, G. The legend of the wandering Jew. Pho- 
 tographs from the illustrations. Ph., 1864. 
 4° 5-760 
 
 Dore, G. See Dante. 
 
 Dore ; by a stroller in Europe. N. Y., 1857 27"-426 
 Dorfgeschichten. B. Auerbach , . 34-525 
 
 Dorgan, J. A. Studies. Ph., 1862 . 23-703 
 
 Doring, H. Biographien — Lessing, Herder, Klop- 
 stock, Schiller, Goethe, Wieland. 2 v. 34-600 
 
 — Mozart— Biographic. Trad, par C. Viel. 1860 
 
 34-3187 
 
 Dorlcote-mill — [Mill on the Floss.] Scenes de la 
 
 vie anglaise. E. D. Forgues . 34-4657 
 
 Dormont, A. Marthe. P., 1860 . 34-3188 
 
 Dorothy : a tale by the author of " Still waters" 
 
 18-906 
 
 Dorp and the Veld. Barter, C. Six months in 
 
 28''-170 
 
 Dorr, B. Churchman's manual : an exposition of 
 the doctrines, ministry, and worship of the 
 Prot. Epis. church in the U. S. 4th ed. Ph., 
 1857 32-1613 
 
 — Historical account of Christ church, Philadel- 
 
 phia, to A. D. 1841 ; and of St. Peter's and 
 St. James's until the separation of the 
 churches. N. Y.,.1841 . . 32-71 
 
 — Notes of travel in Egypt, the holy land, Turkey, 
 
 and Greece. Ph., 1856 . . 29^-237 
 
 — The recognition of friends in another world. 
 
 4th ed. Ph., 1842 . . . 32-72 
 
 Dorr, J. C. R. Lanmere . . . 18-907 
 
 Dorset, C. Sackville, earl of. (Sanford's Br. poets) 
 
 23-171 
 
 Dorset dialect. Barnes, W. Grammar and glossary 
 
 22-28,488 
 
 Dorsetshire. Hand-book for travellers \ 27''-555 
 
 Dorsey, A. H. The student of Blenheim forest. 
 
 2d ed. Bait., 1867 . . . 18-3886 
 
 — Woodreve manor .... 18-908 
 D'Orsey, A. J. D. Spelling by dictation. Progres- 
 sive exercises in English orthography. L., 
 1864 ' 22-76 
 
 Dorsey, S. A. Recollections of Henry W. Allen. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 .... 80-1873 
 
 Dort. Articles of the synod of Dort, with notes by 
 
 T. Scott, and an introductory essav by S. 
 
 Miller. Ph., 1856 . . . 82-1183 
 
 Dorval, la derniere ann^e de Marie . A. Dumas 
 
 34-3214,28 
 
 Dot de Suzette. J. H. Fiev^e . 34-4730,5139 
 Dostie, A. P. Reed, E. H. Life of . 30-2866 
 Douai, A. Practical and complete German gram- 
 mar. B., 1860 .... 22-77 
 Douai bible. See Bible. 
 
 Double deceit. L. Osbom . . . 24-305 
 
 Double meprise. P. Merimee . . 34-3523 
 
 Doubleday, T. Financial, monetary, and statistical 
 
 history of England, from the revolution of 
 
 1688. L., 1847. S" . . . 1-146 
 
 — Political life of Sir R. Peel. L., 1856. 2 v. 8° 
 
 30-1276 
 
 — True law of population shewn to be connected 
 
 with the food of the people. 3d ed. L.,1853. 
 
 8° 3-89 
 
 Doubly false. Ann S. Stephens . . 18-3014 
 Douce, P. Holbein's dance of death exhibited in 
 engravings on wood, with a dissertation on 
 the several representations of that subject ; 
 also, Holbein's bible cuts, consisting of ninety 
 illustrations on wood, with introduction by T, 
 F. Dibdin. L., 1858 . . . 5-136 
 
 — Illustrations of Shakspeare, and of ancient man- 
 
 ners ; with dissertations on the clowns and 
 fools of Shakspeare, on the collection of popu- 
 lar tales entitled Gesta Romanorum, and on 
 the English Morris dance. L., 1807. 3 v. 8° 
 24-13 
 
 Doughty, J. and F. Cabinet of natural history and 
 American rural sports, with illustrations. 
 Ph., 1830. 2 V. 4" . . . 9-1235 
 
 Douglas, A. M. Claudia . . . 18-3973 
 
 — In trust 18-960 
 
 — Stephen Dane .... 18-959 
 
DOUGLAS. 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 Douglas, H. Naval gunnery. 5th ed. L., 1860. 
 8» 6-590 
 
 — Naval warfare with steam. L. , 1858. 8° 6-591 
 
 — Observations on modern systems of fortification, 
 
 including that proposed by M. Carnot, and a 
 comparison of the polygonal with the bastion 
 system. L., 1859. 8» . . 6-593 
 
 Douglas, James. Antiquity of the earth. L., 1785. 
 S" 9-1233 
 
 — Travelling anecdotes, through various parts of 
 
 Europe. 3d ed. L., 1786. 8° . 27''-146 
 
 Douglas, John. The criterion ; or, rules by which 
 
 the true miracles are distinguished from the 
 
 spurious. L., 1807. 8° . . 32-998" 
 
 — Same. Oxford, 1832. S" . . 32-998 
 Douglas, S. A. Addresses on death of. W., 1861. 
 
 8»pph 30-1607 
 
 — Sheahan, J. W. Life of . . 30-1024 
 
 — See Cutts, J. M. ; Lincoln, A. 
 
 Douglas farm. M. E. Bradley . . 18-392 
 
 Douglass, F. Claims of the negro. Rochester, 1854. 
 
 80 2-990 
 
 — My bondage and my freedom. N. Y., 1855 
 
 30-843 
 
 Dove, H. W. Distribution of heat on the surface of 
 the globe. L., 1853. 4» . . 11-500 
 
 — Law of storms considered in connection with 
 
 the ordinary movements of the atmosphere. 
 2d ed. Trans, by R. H. Scott. L., 1862. 8» 
 
 11-184 
 
 Dove, P. E. Elements of political science ; with 
 an account of A. Yarranton. E., 1854. 8» 
 
 3-92 
 
 — Theory of human progression, and natural prob- 
 
 ability of a reign of justice. L., 1850. 8° 
 
 2-638 
 
 Dove in the eagle's nest. Miss C. M. Yonge 
 
 18-3633 
 
 Dovecot and rabbit warren. L. . . 20-173 
 
 Dovecote and aviary. E. S. Dixon . 9-539 
 
 Dover, G. W. A. Ellis, Lord. Life of Frederick II, 
 
 king of Prussia. N. Y., 1838. 2 v. 30-183 
 
 Dow, jr. [Pseud.] See Paige, E. F. 
 
 Dowding, W. C. Life and correspondence of George 
 
 Calixtus. Oxf., 1863 . . . 30-1490 
 
 Dower. Park, J. J. Law of . v. 11 of 2-55 
 
 Dowling, J. G. Introduction to the critical study 
 
 of ecclesiastical history. L., 1838. 8» 32-1870 
 
 Dowie, J. The foot and its covering ; comprising a 
 
 full translation of Dr. Camper's work on the 
 
 best form of shoe. L., 1861 . 10-274 
 
 Down in Tennessee. J. R. Gilmore . 26''-499 
 
 Down south. S. P. Day . . . 26''-416 
 
 Downing, A. J. Architecture of country houses ; 
 
 with remarks on interiors, furniture, and the 
 
 best mode of warming and ventilating. N. Y., 
 
 1850. 8° 5-76 
 
 — Cottage residences ; a series of designs for rural 
 
 cottages and cottage villas, and their gardens 
 and grounds, adapted to N. America. P't 1. 
 2d ed. N. Y., 1844. 8° . . 5-33 
 
 — Fruits and fruit trees of America ; revised by C. 
 
 Downing. 3d ed. N. Y., 1859 4-1 1« 
 
 — Rural essays ; with a memoir of the author by 
 
 G. W. Curtis. N. Y., 1853 . 4-85 
 
 — Treatise on the theory and practice of landscape 
 
 gardening, adapted to N. America. 2d ed. 
 N. Y., 1844. 8» . . . . 4-12 
 
 — Same. 6th ed. N. Y., 1860. 8° . 4-12" 
 
 — See Wightwick, G. 
 
 Downing, C. T. Neuralgia: its various forms, 
 
 pathology, and treatment. L., 1851. 8" 
 
 10-422 
 
 — The stranger in China ; or, the Fan-qui's visit 
 
 to the celestial empire, in 1836,7. Ph., 1838. 
 
 2v 28''-5 
 
 Downing, Miss F. M. Nameless . 18-887 
 
 Downing, S. Elements of practical hydraulics. 2d 
 
 ed. L., 1861. 8» . . . 11-177 
 
 Downing, Major Jack. [Pseud.] See Smith, Seba. 
 
 Doyle, Rev. J. W. Fitzpatrick, W. J. Life of 
 
 30-1764 
 
 D'Oyly, G., & R. Mant. New testament according 
 to the authorized version ; with notes, ex- 
 planatory and practical ; with appropriate in- 
 troductions, tables, indexes, and maps. L., 
 1838. R. 8" .... 32-2018 
 
 Dozens versus tens. T. Leach . . 14-172 
 
 Dozy, R. See Oort, H. 
 
 Diaft of a penal code for the state of New York. 
 Alb., 1864. 8° . . . . 2-226 
 
 Drafting. See Drawing. 
 
 Drafts. See Bills ; Exchange. 
 
 Drafts on my memory. W. P. Lennox 30-1758 
 
 Drainage. Dempsey, G. D. Drainage of lands 6-44 
 of towns and buildings . . 6-36 
 
 — French, H. F. Farm drainage . 4-151 
 
 — Klippart, J. H. Land drainage . 4-297 
 
 — Monteath, R. Draining bogs of Ireland 4-287 
 
 — Munn, B. Practical land-drainer 4-163 
 
 — Waring, G. E. Draining for profit and for 
 
 health 4-278 
 
 — See Hydraulics ; Sewage. 
 
 Drake, B. Life of Tecumseh, and of his brother the 
 prophet ; with an historical sketch of the 
 Shawanoe Indians. Cin., 1841 . 80-522 
 
 Drake, D. Natural and statistical view or picture 
 of Cincinnati and the Miami country. Cin., 
 1815 26M)7 
 
 — Mansfield, E. D. Life and services of 30-844 
 Drake, Sir F. Life of . . . . SO-324 
 
 — Service against the Spaniards in 1587. Camden 
 
 soc. pub. V. 87 . . . . 27''-195 
 Drake, J. R. Culprit Fay. N. Y., 1859 23-519 
 Drake, L. Heroes of England : stories of the lives 
 of the most celebrated British soldiers and 
 sailors. L., 1843 . . . 30-1408 
 
 Drake, N. Essays : biographical, critical, and his- 
 torical ; illustrative of the Tatler, Spectator, 
 and Guardian. L.. 1805. 3 v. . 33-731 
 
 — Literary hours; or, sketches critical and narra- 
 
 tive. 2d ed. Sudbury, 1800. 3 v. 8" 33-734 
 
 — Mornings in spring ; or, retrospections, bio- 
 
 graphical, critical, and historical. L., 1828. 
 8° 33-733 
 
 — Shakspeare and his times: including the biog- 
 
 graphy of the poet, criticisms on his genius 
 and writings, new chronology of his plays, a 
 disquisition on the object of his sonnets ; and 
 a history of the manners, customs and amuse- 
 ments, superstitions, poetry, and elegant lite- 
 rature of his age. L., 1817. 2v. 4» 80-2002 
 Drake, S. G. Biography and history of the Indians 
 of North America, the most celebrated 
 speeches of their orators, and an analysis of 
 the authors on the question of the peopling of 
 America. 3d ed. B., 1834. 8» 26''-66 
 
 — Same. 11th ed. B., 1857. 8» . 26»-66» 
 
 — History and antiquities of the city of Boston to 
 
 the year 1670 ; with notes, historical and 
 critical. B., 1854. 8» . . 26''-453 
 
 — Indian biography, containing the lives of m<n'e 
 
 than two hundred Indian chiefs. B., 1832 
 30-135 
 
 — The witchcraft delusion in New England, as 
 
 exhibited by Dr. Cotton Mather in The won- 
 ders of the invisible world ; and by Mr. Robert 
 Calef in his More wonders of the invisible 
 world. Roxbury, 1866. 3 v. Sm. 4» 32-1974 
 
 — See Hubbard, W. 
 
 Drama. Collier, J. P. History of English dramatic 
 poetry 22-989 
 
 — Corneille, P. Discours sur la tragt5die 34-3162 
 
 — Davidge, W. Drama defended v. 22 of 24-113 
 
 — Defence of the d 24-190 
 
 — Donaldson, J. W. Hist, of Greek d. 23-1028 
 
 — Donne, J. The d. and popular amusements 
 
 22-1030 
 
 — Dumas, A. Simple lettres sur I'art di'amatiquo 
 
 34-3287 
 
DRAMA. 
 
 157 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Drama. Francklin, T. Antient tragedy 24-28 
 
 — Girardin, M. Cours de litterature dramatique 
 
 ,. . . . 34-3G62 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. G. Etude sur la comedie grecque 
 
 34-3384 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. Dramatic literature of the age of 
 
 Elizabeth 22-1084 
 
 — Hone, W. Ancient mysteries . 32-1808 
 
 — Metastasio, P. Analisi e osservazioni sull'arte 
 
 poetico-drammatica . . v. 14 of 34-2523 
 
 — Taylor, E. Cursory remarks on tragedy 24-178 
 
 — Vapereau, G. L'annee litteraire et dramatique 
 
 34-3880 
 
 — Walker, J. C. Memoir on Italian tragedy 22-890 
 
 — See Acting ; Actors ; Dramatic biography and 
 
 bibliography ; Shakspeare ; Stage ; Theatre. 
 Drama of exile. Mrs. E. B. Browning 23-286 
 
 Dramas, amateur and juvenile, with scenes, prov- 
 
 erbes, etc. 
 
 — Baker, G. N. Amateur dramas . 20-155 
 
 — Campan, Mme. Theatre pour des jeunes per- 
 
 sonnes 34-5005 
 
 — Curo, M. Nouv. theatre des jeunes lilies 34-5016 
 
 — Fowle, W. B. Parlor dramas . 24-203 
 
 — Genlis, Mme de. Theatre d'education 34-5018 
 
 — Leclerque, T. Proverbes dramatiques 34-3488 
 
 — Mery, J. Theatre de salon . . 34-8530 
 
 — Monnier, H. Paris et la province 34-3557 
 
 — Narbel, C. Comedies a I'usage des families 
 
 34-5020 
 
 Dramas. Ourliac, E. Theatre du seigneur Cro- 
 quignole 84-5188 
 
 — Poujol, A. Proverbes bourgeois . 34-3626 
 
 — Ricochets, les .... 84-4224 
 
 — Smith, C. W. Dramatic scenes from standard 
 
 authors 24-201 
 
 — Sourd, le 34-4225 
 
 — Souvestre, E. Theatre de la jeunesse 34-3812 
 
 — Tourte-Cherbuliez, Mme. Comedies de society 
 
 34-5023 
 
 — Villemin, E. Gymnase dr. des salons 84-3895 
 
 — See Theatre. 
 
 Dramas, collections. Bocher, F. College series of 
 French plays (1-4) . . . 84-5356 
 
 — British drama .... 24-143 
 
 — British theatre, Bell's . . . 24-71 
 
 Inchbald's .... 24-141 
 
 Sharpe's 24-191 
 
 — Chefs-d'ceuvre des auteurs comiques 
 
 84-3132 to 3139 
 
 Tragiques 34-3140 
 
 — Dibdin, T. London theatre . . 24-107 
 
 — French's minor drama . . . 24-113 
 Modern standard drama . . 24-221 
 
 — Le Texier. Receuil des pieces de theatre 
 
 34-4832 
 
 — Modern British drama (1811) . 24-142 
 
 — Ochoa, E. de. Tesoro del teatro espanol 34-2 
 
 — Petit theatre boulfon . . . 34-4181 
 
 — See Prologues and epilogues . . 24-23 
 
 Dramas, arranged alphabetically by titles. 
 
 [Note. — For Greek and Latin classics in the oripinal, see the names of their authors in the body of the catalogne. Translations 
 are entered here under the titles given by the translators. Attention is requested to the exceptional arrangement of the directing 
 numbers in this article. A number standing before a comma, points out a volume; a number standing before a semicolon or period, 
 points out a book ; and, if the latter number be less than 500, the book is in class 24 ; if greater, in class 34 — foreign languages — 
 unless otherwise marked. Ahhreriaiions : C, for comedy; Cb, comedie-ballet ; Cd, comedie-drame, or comic drama ; Ct, comedietta ; 
 Cv, comedie-vaudeville ; F, farce ; L, lust>piel ; Md, melodrama ; N, nachspiel ; O, opera ; Oc, opera-comique ; P, posse ; S, schauspiel ; 
 Trag, tragedy; Trag.-lyr., tragedie-lyrique; Tr, trauerspiel ; Va, vaudeville; Vo, vorspiel.] 
 
 A qnelque chose malheur est bon. Va. 
 
 Scribe et Masson . . 10,.37.36 
 
 A secreto agravio secrete vengaza. Cald- 
 
 eron . 
 Aben Ilumeya. 
 
 Martinez 
 
 3,2 (class 34) 
 de la Kosa 
 2,1 (class 34) 
 23,2022 
 44.2202 
 2,3140 
 
 Abendstundo, die. Kotzebne 
 
 Abschiod, der. N. Kotzebue 
 
 Abufar. Trag. Duels 
 
 Acero de Madrid, el. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 
 Acharnians, the. C. Aristophanes 56;.97;1 86 
 
 Achille. Trag. La Fontaine . 44,03 
 
 Achille in Sciro. Metastasio . 6,2523 
 
 Actress of Padua. See Angelo. 
 
 Adelaide du Guesclin. Trag. Voltaire 
 
 2,3S97;2,4868 
 
 Adelaide of Wulflngen. Kotzebue 2,165 
 AdelgitUa. Trag. M. G. Lewis 41,221 
 
 Adeli>hi. Terence . . . 9;1S6;189 
 Adriano in Siria. Metastasio . 4,25'i3 
 
 Adrieune Lecouvreur. Cd. Scribe etLegouve 
 
 3,37;« 
 
 Adrienne, the actress. J. Oxenford 26,221 
 Adulatoro, 1'. C. Goldoni . 10,2521 
 
 Advokaten, die. S. Iffland . 8,529 
 
 JElla. Chattertou . . 2,47 (class 23) 
 iEsop. C. Vanbrugh . . 41 
 
 .aEthiop, the. W. Uimond . 221 
 
 Agamemnon. Trag. JEschylus 34;52;187 
 
 — Same 
 Agamemnon. Trag. 
 Agamemnon. Trag. 
 Agameranone. Trag. 
 
 836 (class 23) 
 
 Alfieri . 1,1 
 
 Lemercier 2,3140 
 
 Alfleri . 2,2.522 
 
 Agathocle. Trag. Voltaire 9,3897;7,4868 
 Age, the ; a colloquial satire. P. J. Bailey 
 
 603 (class 2.3) 
 
 Agide. Trag. Alfieri . . 5,2522 
 
 Agis. Trag. Alfieri ... 3,1 
 
 Agnete und der Meerraan. Dram. Gedicht. 
 Andersen . . . 606 
 
 Agradecer y no amar. C. Calderon. 3,2 
 
 . (class .34) 
 
 2,54 
 
 27;28;51;.55; 
 
 6,97 
 
 2518 
 
 25,221 
 
 33,113 
 
 Mand 
 
 8,529 
 
 Albion queens. Trag. J. Banks 7,71 
 Alcalde de Zalamea. Calderon 3,2 (class 34) 
 Alceste. Trag.-lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 Alcestes (or Alcestis.) Trag. Euripides 
 48;50 
 
 Aias. Trag. Sophocles 
 Ajax. Trag. Sophocles 
 Ajax and Ulysses. J. Shirley 
 Ajo nell' imbarazzo. C. Giraud 
 
 Aladdin 
 
 Alarming .sacrifice. F. Buckstone 
 Albert von Thurneisen. Tr. 
 
 Alchemist. C. Jonson . . 45;3,142 
 Alchemist's daughter, the ; a dramatic 
 sketch. T. B. Read . 198 (class 23) 
 Alchymist. C. Altered from Jonson 30,71 
 Alcibiades. Trag. Otway . 1,195 
 
 Alcide al bivio, Festa. Metastasio 12,2523 
 Alessandro nell' Indie. Metastasio 3,2523 
 Alexander the great. See Kival queens. 
 Alexandre le grand. Trag. Racine 3632; 
 
 4461;5493 
 
 Alexis the Czarewitz. Trag. Eustaphieve 
 
 419 (class 30) 
 
 Alfred der Grosze. O. Kijrner . 4, .5.32 
 
 Alfred the Great. Know les . 1,70 
 
 Alienated manor. C. Bailie . 1,2 
 
 Aline. E. Stirling . . . 17,221 
 
 Alix. Feuillet .... 3317 
 
 All for love. Trag. Dryden 12,71:1, 107;25, 
 141;1,142;2,143;16,191 
 All in the wrong. C. A. Murphy 1,107;2,191 
 All's fair in love. J. Brougliam 21,221 
 All's well that ends well. Shakspeare 
 2,24;25;2,61;3,62;5,63;1,64;],65;5,76; 
 
 3,80;3,124;3,136 
 
 All that glitters is not gold. Cd. T. and J. 
 
 M. Morton 
 All the world's a stage. _F. 
 
 G. 
 
 5,113 
 Brookes 
 37,113 
 2,143 
 2,523 
 33,2202 
 115 
 
 — J. Jackman . 
 Almansor. Trag. Heine . 
 Alpoiihutte. 0. Kotzebue. 
 Alphonsus. R. Greene 
 Alte Loibkutscher Peter des Dritten. Kotze- 
 bue 6,2202 
 
 Alten Licbschaften. L. Kotzebue 32,2202 
 Alzira- Trag. A. Hill . . 1,71;2,143 
 Alzire. Trag. Voltaire 2,3897;3900;2,4S68 
 Amadis. Trag-lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 
 Amant bourru, 1'. C. Monvol . 3138 
 
 Amante di so medesirao. C. Goldoni 19,2521 
 Amante militaire, r. C. Goldoni 19,2521 
 Amanti timidi, gli. C. Goldoni 19,2521 
 Amants magniflques, les. Cb. Molifere/ 
 
 3.541 ;4.594 
 
 Amasis. Trag. La Grange Chancel 3170 
 
 Amateurs and actors ; a musical farce. K. 
 
 B. Peake .... 20,113 
 
 Ambassadeur, r, Cv. Scribe et Melesville 
 
 4,3736 
 
 Ambitieux et 1' indiscrete, le. Tragi-com. 
 
 Destouches . . . 6,4481 
 
 Ambitious stepmother. Rowe . 1,163 
 
 Ambitious vengeance. R. Merry 871 (class 
 
 23) 
 
 Ambrose Gwinett. Md. D. Jerrold 24,221 
 
 169 
 
 6,3897;2,4868 
 
 Amelia. O. H. Carey 
 Amelie. Trag. Voltaire 
 
 — See Matilda. 
 Americans in Paris. C. . . 7,221 
 Ami de la maison. C. Marmontel 3138 
 Amitie ^ r epreuve. C. Favart 3,4448 
 Amor el uso. A. de Soils . 5,2 (class 34) 
 Araore paterno. C. Goldoni . 12,2521 
 Amori di Zelinda e Lindoro. C. Goldoni 
 
 4,2.521 
 
 Amourmedicin. Cb. Molifere3541;2,4832;4594 
 Amour pour amour. C. La Chaussee 4452 
 Amour use. C. Destouches . 7,4481 
 
 Amoui s de Bastien et Bastienne. Parodie. 
 Favart .... 3137;4448 
 Amphitruo (or Amphitryon.) C. Plautus 
 
 2,53;1,185 
 
 Amphitryon. C. Moliere . . 3541;4.594 
 Anatomist, the. F. Ravenscroft 13,191 
 Anaximandre. C. Andrieux . 3138 
 
 Ancestress. L. E. Landon 2,575 (class 2.3) 
 Andre del Sarto. A. de Mnsset . 3596 
 
 Andrian, the. C. Terence . 9;1S6;1S9 
 
 Andromache. Trag. Euripides 2,.50 
 
 Andromaque. Trag. Racine 3124;3632;4461; 
 
 5493 
 
 — See Distrest mother. 
 
 Andy Blake. C. Boucicault . 14,113 
 Angel of the attic. Serio-comic dr. T. Mor- 
 ton 37,113 
 
 Angelica. Metastasio . . 11,2523 
 Angelo. Hugo .... 3412;4605 
 Angelo ; or, the actress of Padua. Beckett 
 
 23,221 
 
 4448 
 18,113 
 34,221 
 
 Anglois h, Bordeaux. C. Favart 
 Animal magnetism. F. Inchbald 
 Anne Blake. W. Marston . 
 AnneBoleyn. Trag. Boker 1,416 (class 23) 
 — Same . . . . 6a (class 24) 
 Anne Boleyn. Milman . 3,619 (class 23) 
 Annette et Lubin. Cv. Favart 3137;4448 
 Anthony and Cleopatra. Burletta. C. Selby 
 
 27,113 
 
 Antigone. Trag. Alfieri . . 1,1 ;1, 2522 
 Antigone. Trag. Sophocles 27;28;51; 
 
 1,54;1,55 
 
 Antigono. Metastasio . . 8,2523 
 
 Antonio and Mellida. J. Marston 1,83 
 
 Antonio Melidori. P. H. Hayne 554 (class 23) 
 Antonio's revenge. J. Marston . 1,83 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. Trag. Shakspeare 
 
 6,24;25;6,61; 13,63; 2,64; 12,76; 10,80; 
 
 9,124;8,1.36;2,141 
 
 Anything for a quiet life. Middleton 4,98 
 
 Apatista, 1'. C. Goldoni . . 30,2621 
 
DKAMAS. 
 
 158 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 ApoUonius, Prince of Tyre. L.Irvine 1,77 
 Apostate. K. L. Shell . , . 8,221 
 
 Apparition, the. Plautus . 2,53;3,185 
 
 A ppius and Virginia Trag. Webster 3,81 
 Apprentice. F. A. Murphy 1,107;5,142; 
 
 1,143 
 
 Arabi.sche Pulver. Posse nach Hollbcrg. 
 Kotzebue .... 27,2202 
 Arcadia. Pastoral. J. Shirley 6,97 
 
 Archi-inenteur. C. Destouchea 10,4481 
 Arden ofFeversham. Trag. Lillo 2,142;1,143 
 Ariane. Trag. Corneille . . 3,3163 
 
 Aristodemo. Monti . . 2529 
 
 Armaud. A. C. M. Ritchie 138;27,221 
 
 Armas de la hermosura. C. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Arnie Minnesanger. S. Kotzebue 34,2202 
 Arme poet. S. Kotzebue . . 37,2202 
 Armide. Trag-lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 
 Armuth und Edelsinn. L. Kotzebue 5,2202 
 Arnold and Andre. G. H. Calvert 118 
 
 Arraignment of Paris. G. Peele llo 
 
 Art and artifice. J. Brougham 28,221 
 
 Art de conspirer. C. Scribe . 1,37.33 
 
 Artaserse. Metastasio . . 4,2.523;2.5.30 
 Arte de conspirar. C. Larra 2,2.5 (class 34) 
 Artemire, fragmens d'. Trag. Voltaire 1, 
 
 4868 
 
 As you like it. C. Shakspeare 2,24;25;2,i)l; 
 
 1,62; 5,63; 1,64; 1, 65; 4,76; 3, SO; 2, 124; 
 
 3,136;3,141;9,221 
 
 Asilo d'amore. Festa teat. Metastasio 11, 
 
 2523 
 
 Asinaria. C. Plautus . . 5,185 
 
 Asmodeus. T.Archer . . 26,221 
 
 Ass-dealer. Plautus . 1,53;5,185 
 
 Assassin. C. E. About . . 3007 
 
 Astrea placata. Metastasio . 11,2523 
 Atalanta in Calydon. A. G. Swinburne 154 
 Atalantis. W. G. Simms 1,362 (class 2.3) 
 Atenaide, 1'. Metastasio . . 12,2.523 
 Athalie. Trag. Kacine 3122;3632;4461;5493 
 Atheist. C. Otway . . . 3,195 
 
 Athenian captive. Trag. Talfourd 209 
 Atree et Thyeste. Trag. Crebillon 4479 
 
 — See Pelopides . . . 7.4868 
 Attilio Regolo. Metastasio 7,2523;25.30 
 Atys. Trag-lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 Aucassin et Nicolette. C. Sedaine 4403 
 Auchindrane. Trag. Sir W. Scott 6,204 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Auguste et Theodore. C. See Le Texier 
 
 3,4832 
 
 Aulularia. Plautus . . . 2,185 
 
 Austeuer. S. Iffland . . . 6,529 
 
 Author. Foote .... 5,142 
 
 Author's farce. H. Fielding . 1,192 
 
 Autre Tartuffe, le, ou La mfere coupable. 
 
 Beaumarchais . . 3,4832 
 
 — See Mere coupable. 
 
 Avant, pendant, et apres. Scribe, et de 
 Rougemont . . . 5,3736 
 
 Avare. 0. Moliere . . 3130;3541;4594 
 Avaro. C. Goldoni . . . 21,2521 
 Avaro fastoso. C. Goldoni . 6,2521 
 
 Avenger. Md. H. Lee . . 30,221 
 
 Avocat chansonnier. Proverbe. D'Orvigny 
 
 4,4832 
 
 Avocat Patelin. C. BraeysetPalaprat4445 
 Avventuredella villeggiatura. C. Goldoni 
 
 2518 
 
 Avvonturiere onorato. Goldoni 1,2521 
 
 Avvocato Veneziano. C. Goldoni 3,2521 
 Awkward arrival. C. J. S. Coyne 12,113 
 Aylmere. R. T. Conrad , . 1,49 
 
 Baccha;, or Bacchanals. Trag. Euripides. 
 . 1,80;836 (class 23) 
 
 . . . 4S;1,50 (class 24) 
 
 Bacchides. Plautus . . . 5,185 
 
 Bachelor of arts. Cd. P. Hardwicke 38.221 
 Bachelor's bed-room. Comic scene. C. 
 
 Matthews . . . 23.113 
 
 Babbel. P. Kotzebue . . 38,2202 
 Bajazet: Trag. Racine . 3632;4461;5493 
 Ball. Chapman and Shirley . 3,97 
 
 Ballet extravagant. C. Palaprat 4445 
 
 Bamboozling. F. T. E. Wilks . 3,113 
 
 Bauca rotta. C. Goldoni . . 22,2521 
 Barbarossa. Trag. Brown 16,71 ;5, 141; 
 . 2,142;1,143;13,191 
 Barney, the baron. F. . . 23,113 
 Baron d'Otrante. C. Voltaire . 6,4868 
 Baron d'Otrante. Opera .buffa. Voltaire. 
 
 8,3897 
 
 Barrack room. Mus. burl. Bayly 2,113 
 Bartholomew fair. B. Jonson 45 
 
 Baruffo Chlozzotte. C. Goldoni 30.2521 
 Bashful lover. Tragi-com. Massinger 21 
 Bataille de dames. C. Scribe et Legouv6. 
 
 3,3733;5336 
 
 — See Ladies' battle. 
 
 Battle of Alcazar. G. Peele . 115 
 
 Battle of Hastings. Trag. Cumberland 6,71 
 Bayard. 8. Kotzebue . . 14,2202 
 Beata enamorada. C. Molina 5,2 (class 34) 
 
 Beatrice. O S. Leland . . 37,221 
 Beatrix. C. Legouve. . . 4095 
 
 Beauty and the beast, Planche. 2,113 
 
 Beaux messieurs de Bois-dore. Dudevant 
 
 et Meurice . . . 5271 
 
 Beaux' stratagem. C. Farquhar 41;1,107; 
 
 . 9,141;4,142;1,143;12,191 
 
 Beggar of Bethnal Green. Knowles 69;70 
 
 Beggar's bush. Beaumont and Fletcher, 
 
 1,40 
 
 Beggar's opera. J. Gay . 1,107;20,141;5, 
 142;1,143;18,191 
 Beichte die. L. Kotzebue . . 37,2202 
 Bela's Flucht. S. Kotzebue . 33,2202 
 Belagerung von Saragossa. L. Kotzebue 
 
 28,2202 
 
 Bella Selvaggia. C. Goldoni . 23,2.521 
 HoUe Arseue. C. Favart . . 4448 
 
 Belle's stratagem. C. H.Cowley 1,107; 
 7,141;1,143;.36,221 
 Belle-m&re. C. Scribe et Bayard 4,3736 
 Bolphegor. Webb . . . 43,221 
 
 Belsliazzar. Milman . . 1,619 (class 23) 
 Ben Bolt. J. B. Johnstone . 20,221 
 Ben, the boatswain. T. E. Wilks 19,221 
 Bengal tiger. F. C. Dance . 25,113 
 
 Berenice. Trag. Racine . 3632;4461;5493 
 Bergknappen, die. 0. Korner . 4,532 
 
 Bertram. Maturin . . , 7.221 
 
 Bertrand et Raton. C. Scribe . 1,3733 
 Bestohlenen, die. L. Kotzebue 48,2202 
 Besuch, der. L. Kotzebue . 15,2202 
 Betrothal. Boker . . 2,416 (class 23) 
 Betsy Baker. F. J. M. Morton 24,113 
 
 Better late than never. C. Cannon 198 
 Bettine. C. A. de Musset . . 3596 
 
 Betulia liberata. Metastasio . 10,2523 
 Beulah spa. Burletta. C. Dance 36,113 
 Beverlei. [an imitation of "The gamester."] 
 
 Saurin 4402 
 
 Bewusztseyn. S. Iffland . . 9,529 
 
 Beyden kleinen Auvergnaten. Kotzebue 
 
 38,2-'02 
 
 Beyden Klingsberg. L. Kotzebue 10,2202 
 Biauca Capello. Trag. L. Osborn 227 
 
 Bienfait anouyme. C. Pilhes . 1,4832 
 
 Bird in a cage J. Shirley . 2,97 
 
 Birds. C. Aristophanes . 8;46;2,56;1,57 
 Biter. N. Rowe .... 2,163 
 
 Bizarrias de Belisa. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Black-eyed Susan. D Jerrold . 59;30,221 
 Blanche et Guiscard. Trag. Saurin 4402 
 Blanche of Brandywiue . . 26,221 
 
 Bleeding nun. M. G. Lewis . 24,221 
 
 Blighted being. F. T. Taylor . 31,113 
 
 Blind geladen. L. Kotzebue . 33,2202 
 Blinde giirtner. Liedersp. Kotzebue 44,2202 
 Blinde Liebe. L. Kotzebue . 21,2202 
 Bloody brother. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40 
 
 Bloomer costume. F. E.Stirling 6,113 
 Blot in the 'scutcheon. R Browning 2,262 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Blue devils. Ct. Colman, jr. . 9,221 
 
 Blumen. Korner . . . 4,.532 
 
 Blurt, master-constable. T. Middloton 1.98 
 Boadicea. Trag. Glover . . 6,71;2,i42 
 Boba para los otros. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Boda y el duelo. C. Martinez de la Rosa 
 
 2,1 (class 34) 
 
 Bold dragoons. Cd. M. Barnett 18,221 
 Bold stroke for a husband. C. H. Cowley 
 
 15,141 
 
 Bold stroke for a wife. C. Coutlivre 
 . 18,71;2,107;4,142;1,143;11,191 
 Bombastes furioso. Burl. trag. op. T. B. 
 Rhodes .... 5,113 
 Bon papa, Cv. Scribe et Melesville 2,3736 
 Bon ton ; or. High life above stairs. Gar- 
 rick 5,142;1,143 
 
 Bondman. Trag. Massinger . 21;1,142 
 Bonduca. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 — Altered by Colman . . 11,71;1,142 
 Boots at the Swan. F. C. Selby 1,113 
 
 Borderers. Trag. Wordsworth 1,453 (class 
 
 23) 
 
 Born to good luck. F. T. Power 6,113 
 Bossu. See Duke's daughter. 
 Bottega del caffe. C. Goldoni. 1,2521 
 
 Bottle. T. P. Taylor . . . 3,113 
 
 Buona Moglie. C. Goldoni . 8,2521 
 
 Bourgeois gentilhomme. Cb. Molifere 3541; 
 
 4594;1,4S32 
 
 Bourgeoises do qualite. C. Dancourt 3133 
 Bourgmestre de Sardam. Va. Melesville, 
 Merle et Boirie . . , 4181 
 
 Box and Cox. F. J.M.Morton 3,113 
 
 Box and Cox married and settled. J. S. 
 Coyne .... 7,113 
 
 Boy martyrs. Hist, drama. Tayleure 32,221 
 Braggard captain. Plautus 2,53;1,185 
 
 Brandscliatzung. L. Kotzebue 50,2202 
 Braut. L. Korner . . . 3,532 
 
 Breach of promise. C. Buckstone 3.'),221 
 Brian Boroihme. Knowles . 15,221 
 
 Brian O'Linn. F. . . . 8,113 
 
 Bridal. Knowles . . . 6,221 
 
 Bride. Baillie .... 3,2 
 
 Bride of Lam niermoor. Calcraft 23,221 
 Bride of Messina. Schiller 3,128 (class 33) 
 Brigand. PIanch6 . . . 24,221 
 
 Brillen-Insel. Phantast.-oper. Kotzebue 
 
 47,2202 
 
 British slave. J. B. Howe . 36,221 
 
 Brittanicus. Trag. Racine 3125;3632;4461; 
 
 5493 
 
 Broken hea.rt. Trag. Ford . 1,142 
 
 Broken sword. W"m. Dimond . 22,221 
 
 Brothers. J. Shirley . . . 1,97 
 
 Brothers. C. Cumberland 1,107;4,142;2,143 
 Brothers. Terence . . . 9;186;189 
 Brothers. Trag. E. Young . 2,142 
 
 Bruder Moritz. L. Kotzebue . 4,2202 
 
 Bruto prime. Trag. Alfieri . 6,2522 
 
 Bruto secoudo. Trag. Alfieri . 6,2522 
 
 — See First Brutus, Second Brutus. 
 Brutus. J. H. Payne . . 8,221 
 Brutus. Trag. Voltaire 3897;3900:1,4868 
 Bubbles of the day. D. Jerrold 87 
 Budget d'un jeuue menage. Cv. Scribe et 
 
 Bayard .... 6,3736 
 
 Bugiardo. C. Goldoni . . 4,2521 
 
 — See Menteur. 
 
 Buona famiglia. C. Goldoni . 16,2.521 
 Buona madro. C. Goldoni . 21,2.521 
 Burbero benefice. C. Goldoni 7,2621 
 
 Burgraves. Hugo . . . 3411 
 
 Burla retrocessa. C. Goldoni . 8,2521 
 
 Burlador de Se villa. C. Molina 4,2 (class 34) 
 Busiris. Trag. E. Young . . 13,71 
 
 Busybody. C. Centlivre 20,71;2,107;16,141; 
 . • . . . 4,14-.;;16,191 
 
 Caesar. See Julius C; Mort de Cesar. 
 Cagnotte, la. Cv. Labiche et Delacour 
 
 5386 
 
 Cain ; a mystery. Byron 4,35;8,335 (class 
 
 23) 
 
 Caio Graccho. Monti . . 2529 
 
 Cains Gracchus. Trag. Knowles 70 
 
 Calaynos. Trag. Boker. 416 (class 23); 5a 
 
 (class 24) 
 
 Caliste. Trag. Colardeau . 4446 
 
 Call at No. 1-7. F. J. Triplet . 30,113 
 
 Calomnie. C. Scribe . . 2,37.33 
 
 Calvary. Trag. L. Osborn . 219 
 
 Camaraderie. C. Scribe . . 1,3733 
 
 Cameriera brillante. C. Goldoni 6,2521 
 Camilla Cv. Scribe et Bayard 7,3736 
 
 Camilla's husband. W.Phillips 41,221 
 Camille. From the French of A. Dumas 
 
 fils 17,221 
 
 Camp des bourgeoises. Dumanoir 3190 
 Campaspe. J. Lilly . . . 1,82 
 
 Campiclla. C. Goldoni . . 24,2521 
 Caprice. C. O. S. Leland . . 38,221 
 
 Caprice, un. C. A de Musset . 3596 
 
 Caprices de Mariamne. A. de Musset 3596 
 Capitaijn Belronde. L. Kotzebue. Von 
 Picard .... 49.2202 
 Captain. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40 
 Captain of the watch. F. J. R. Planche 
 
 2,113 
 
 Captain Kyd. J. S. Jones . 34,221 
 
 Captain's not amiss. F. T. E. Wilks 20,11.5 
 Captives C. Plautus . . 1,183 
 
 — See Gefangene. 
 
 Caractacus. Dr. poem. W. Mason 16,71; 
 
 2,142 
 
 Cardinal. J. Shirley . . . 6,97 
 
 Careless husband. C. Cibber 28,71;13 and 
 . 23,141 ;3,142;2,143 
 Carmelite. Trag. Cumberland 5,71 
 
 Carmosine. A. de Mus.'^et . . 3596 
 
 Carolus Magnus. L. Kotzebue 22,2202 
 
 Carpenter of Rouen. J. S. Jones 16,221 
 Carthaginian, the. Plautus 2,.53;4,185 
 
 Casa con dos puertas mala es de guardar. 
 
 C. Calderon . . 3,2 (class 34) 
 Case is altered. B. Jonson . 43 
 
 Case of conscience. Inchbald 1269 (class 30) 
 Casina. C. Plautus . . . 2,53:5,18o 
 Casket. Plautus . . . 1,53;4,185 
 Castalda. C. Goldoni . . 16,2321 
 Castigo de la miseria. C. J. de la Hoz 
 
 Mota . . . .5,2 (class 34) 
 Castle of Andalusia. Com. op. O'Keefe 
 
 12,141 
 
 Castle spectre. Dr. romance. M. G. Lewis 
 
 27,221 
 
 Catilina. Trag Cr6billon . 4479 
 
 Voltaire . . , 6,3897;4,4868 
 
 Catiline. G. Croly . . 960 (class 23) 
 
 — B. Jonson .... 45 
 Cato. Trag. Addison 1,71;3,107;1,142;1,143 
 Catone in Dtica. Metastasio . 2,2523 
 Catspaw. C. D. Jerrold . . 87;11,221 
 Cavalier di spirito. C. Goldpni 30,2521 
 Cavalier giocondo. C. Goldoni 22,2521 
 Cavaliere di bon gusto. C. Goldoni 
 
 11,2.521 
 
 Cavaliere e la dama. C. Goldoni 3,2521 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 159 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 C'est la fawte du mari. C. Mme de Girar- 
 
 din 3360 
 
 Ce qui plait aux femmes. Ponsard 3619 
 Celestiua. Tiagi-com. Cota y Rojas 1,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Cena de Baltasar. Auto. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Cenci. Trap. P. B. Shelley 2,256 (class 2.i) 
 Cercle. C. Poinsinet . . . 3,137 
 
 Chabot. Chapman and Shirley 6.97 
 
 Chaine. C. Scribe . . . 2,3733 
 
 Chanoinesse. CV. Scribe et Francis-Cornu 
 
 8,3736 
 
 Chances. C. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40; 
 21,141;3,142;2,143 
 Chandelier. C. A. de Musset . 3596 
 
 Change of base. Mrs. D. Curtis 225 
 
 Chaugeliug. T. Middleton and W. Rowley 
 
 4,98 
 
 Changes ; or, Love in a maze. J. Shirlev 
 
 2,97 
 
 Chapeau d' na horologer. C. Mme de Gir- 
 
 rardin .... 3361 
 
 Chapeau de Ste. Catherine. Prov. About 
 
 .3007 
 
 Chaperon. Cv. Scribe et Duport 7,3736 
 fhapter of accidents. Miss Lee 2,107;21,71 
 Charcoal burner. G. Almar . 41,221 
 
 Charicles. Dr. poem. Quincy . 137 
 
 Charles II. J. H. Payne . . 3,221 
 
 Charles IX. Trag. M. J. Chenier 2,3140 
 Charles XII. J. K. Plancho . 6,221 
 
 Chariot. Voltaire . . 8,3897;6,4868 
 Chaste maid in Cheapside. T. Middleton 
 
 4,98 
 
 Chat parti, les souris dansent . 4224 
 
 Chateaux en Espagne. C. Collin d'Harle- 
 
 vile 3139 
 
 Chatte raotamorphosee. Folie-vaude. Scribe 
 et Melesville . . . 4,3736 
 
 Cheat, the. Plautus . . . 1,53;3,1S5 
 Cheats of Scaj>in. F. Otway 5,142;1,195 
 — See Fourberies. 
 Chercheuse d'esprit. Oc. Favart. 3137; 
 
 4447;4448 
 
 Cherry and Fair Star. Spectacle 12,113 
 Chevalier h la mode. C. Dancourt .3133 
 Cheven blanc. Feuillet . . 3316;.331S 
 Chi la fa I'aspetta. C. Goldoni 28,2521 
 Children in the wood. 0. T. Morton 16,113 
 Choephorae (or Choephori). Trag. .iEs- 
 chylus .... 34;52 
 
 Chrononhotonthologos. H. Carey 3.i,113; 
 .5 14'2'189 
 Churl, the. Plautus '. '. . 2,53;4'l85 
 Chut! Cv. Scribe . . . 8,3726 
 
 Cid. Trag. Corneille . 3127;l,3162-'3 
 
 Cinderella. 21,221 
 
 Cinesi. Metastnsio . . . 11,3523 
 Cinna. Trag. Corneille . . l,3162-'3 
 Circumstances alter cases. Ct. From Du- 
 mas, by W. J. Hoppin . 37,113 
 Ciro riconoscinto. Metastasio . 6,2523 
 Cisma de Inglaterra. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Cistellaria. C. Plautus . 2,53;4,1S5 
 
 Cltherschlager, die, und das Gaugericht. 
 L. Kotzebue . . . 48,2202 
 Citizen. A. Murphy . 2,107;5,142;7,191 
 City madam. C. Massinger . 24,21 
 
 City of the plague. Prof. John Wilson 
 
 545 (class 23) 
 
 City wives' confederacy. See Confederacy. 
 Civilization. J. H. Wilkins . 13,221 
 
 Clandestine marriage. C. Colman and 
 Garrick 2,107;5,141;4,142;1,143;8,191 
 Clef d'or. Feuillet . . . 3317 
 
 Clemeza di Tito. Metastasio 6,2523;2530 
 Cleone. Trag. Dodsley 12,71;2,142;5,191 
 Cleonice. Trag. J. Hoole . 12,71 
 
 Cleoputra. Trag. Kotzebue . 50,2202 
 Clockmaker's hat. F. Mme. de Girardiu 
 
 9,113 
 
 Clouds. C. Aristophanes 2,56;1,57;1S6 
 Cockneys in California. Coyne 6,113 
 
 Cocu imaginaire. See Sganarelle. 
 Cour, le, et la dot. C. Mallefille 3.i06 
 
 Coffee house politician. Fielding 2,192 
 
 Colombo's birthday. E. Browning 1,262 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Columbus. Burlesque. J. Brougham 19,113 
 Comedia metamorfosea. Cepeda 1,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Comedia salvage. Cepeda 1,2 (class 34) 
 Comedie fameuse [from Calderon]. Voltaire. 
 
 9,3897 
 
 Comediens. C. Delavigne . 2,4197 
 
 Comedy and tragedy. Fournier 19,113 
 
 Comedy of errors. Shakspeare 3,24;25; 
 
 3,61;3,62;1,64;1,65;3,76;2,80;1,124; 
 
 4,136;1,141 
 
 Coming woman. Mrs. D. Curtis 225 
 
 Commissary. Foote . . . 5,142 
 
 Committee. C. R. Howard 3,142;32;71 
 ComiJdiantin aus Liebe. L. Kotzebue 
 . . . . . . 49,2202 
 
 Comte d' Albert. C. Sedaine . 4463 
 
 Comte de Boursoufle. C. Voltaire 7,4868 
 Comte d'Essex. Trag. Corneille 3,3163 
 
 — See Coude ; Earl. 
 
 Comte de Warwick. Trag. La Harpe 4456 
 
 — See Earl of Warwick. 
 
 Comtesse d'Escarbagnas. C. Molifere 3.541; 
 
 4594 
 
 Comtesse d'Orgeuil. C. Corneille 5.3163 
 
 Comus : a mask. Milton 3,358;473;549; 
 
 4,613;1,6S8 (class 23) 
 
 — Same 34,71;2 and 5,142;2,143;18,191 
 
 Condede Sex. Trag. Philip IV. [?] 5,2 
 (class 34) 
 
 — See Comte ; Earl. 
 
 Confederacy. Vanbrugh 41;21,71;2,107 
 
 3,142;2,143 
 
 Congiura de' Pazzi. Trag. Alfleri 4,2-'j22 
 Conjugal fidelity. Plautus . 1,53;4,185 
 Conjugal lesson. Comicscene. H. Danvers 
 
 12,113 
 
 Conjuracion de Venicia. Dr. hist. Mar- 
 tinez de la Rosa . 2,1 (class 34) 
 Conscience. Trag. Ifdand . 4,165 
 
 Conscious lovers. C. R. Steele 2,107;18,141; 
 
 4,142;16,191 
 
 Cohspiracy of the Pazzi. Trag. Alfleri 2,1 
 Constant couple. C. Farquhar 41;21,71; 
 3,107;9,141;4.142 
 Constant maid. J. Shirley . 4,97 
 Contention for honour and riches. J. Shir- 
 ley 6,97 
 
 Contention of Ajax and Ulysses. J. Shir- 
 ley 6,97 
 
 Contes de la reine de Navarre. Cd. Sci-ibe 
 et Legouve . . 3,3733 
 Contesa de Nurai. Festa teatrale. Metas- 
 tasio 11,2523 
 
 Contrattempo. C. Goldoni . 17,2521 
 Contrivances. Ballad opera. H. Carey. 
 
 5,142;]59 
 
 Convict. Prof. John Wilson 545 (class 23) 
 Cool as a cucumber. F. W. B. Jerrold 
 
 31,113 
 
 Coq de village. Oc. Favart . 4448 
 
 Coquette corrigee. C. Lanoue . 3137 
 
 Coquette de village. C. Dufresny 3133 
 Corde sensible. Va. Clairvilleet Thiboust 
 
 4143 
 
 Corfen. S. Kotzebue . . 9,2202 
 
 Coriolan. Trag. La Harpe . 1,3140 
 
 Coriolanus. Trag. Shakspeare 5,24;25;6,61; 
 
 13,63;2,64;9,76;7,80;6,124;8,136;4,141 
 Corona. Azione teat. Metastasio 12,2i523 
 Coronation. J. Shirley . . 3,97 
 
 Coroner's inquisition. F. A. Oakey Hall 
 
 15,113 
 
 Corsair. Burlesque. W. Brough 17,113 
 
 Corsican brothers. Dr. romance. Grange 
 
 and Montepin . . . 12,221 
 
 Count Benyowsky. Kotzebue . 2,165 
 
 — See Graf. 
 
 Count Koenigsmark. Trag. Reitzenstein 
 
 6,165 
 
 Count of Narbonne. Trag. Jephson 3,107 
 Countess of Salisbury. Trag. Hart8on3,71; 
 
 21,141;2,142 
 
 Country cousin. Amelia of Saxony 2,173 
 Country girl [altered from Wycherly's 
 Country wife]. C. Garrick 3,117; 
 8;141;3,142;1,143;7,191 
 Country house. F. Vanbrugh 41 
 
 Country lasses. C. C. Johnson 32,71 
 
 Country squire. C. C. Dance . 39,221 
 
 Country wife. C. Wycherley . 41 
 
 Coupe enchant6e, la. C. La Fontaine 44.53 
 Court secret. J. Shirley . . 5,97 
 
 Courtesans. Plautus . . 1,53;5,1S5 
 Covent-garden tragedy. H. Fielding 3,192 
 Coxcomb. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 Cradle of liberty. S. B. Glover 38,221 
 Creusa. Trag. Whitehead . 8,71 
 
 Cricket on the hearth. A. Smith 43,221 
 Crinoline. F. R. B. Brough . 28,113 
 
 Crise. Feuillet .... 3317 
 
 Crispin rival de sou maitre. C. Le Sage 
 
 3134;44.57 
 
 Critic. R. B. Sheridan 31;5,142;1,143;7,221 
 Critique de I'ecole des femmes. C. Moliere 
 
 3541;4594 
 
 Cromwell. Hugo . . 3412;3413:4605 
 Crossing the line. Cd. G. Almar 12,113 
 Crown prince. T. E. Wilks . 13,113 
 
 Cuando nose aguarda, y principe touto. 
 F. de Leiba . . 5,2 (class 34) 
 Cupid and death. J. Shirley . 6,97 
 
 Cupid's revenge. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Curculio. C. Plautus . . 4,185 
 Cure for a cuckold. C. Webster and Row- 
 ley 4,81 
 
 Cure for the heart ache. C. T.Morton 14 
 
 . and25,141;194;2,221 
 
 Curieux impertinent. C. Destouches 1,4481 
 
 Curioso accidente. C. Goldoni 10,2521 
 
 Custom of the country. Beaumont and 
 
 Fletcher .... 1,40 
 
 Cyclops. Satyric drama. P. B. Shelley. 
 
 3,256 (class 23) 
 
 Cyclops. Trag. Euripides . 2,50 
 
 Cymbeline. Trag. Shakspeare 6,24;25;6,61; 
 16,63;2,64;12,76;10,80;9,124;9,136 
 Cymon. Dr. romance. Garrick 33,71;3,107 
 Cynic. See Mary's birthday . 31,221 
 
 Cynthia's revels. B. Jonson . 45 
 
 Cyrus. Trag. J. Hoole . . 11,71 
 
 Czar. Trag. J. Cradock . 3,785 (class 33) 
 
 Dagobert. Trag. Babo . . 164,5 
 Dalila. Feuillet . . . 3316 
 Dalmatina. C. Goldoni . . 24,2521 
 Dama melindrosa. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Dama prudente. C. Goldoni . 23,2521 
 Dame aux Camelias, piece melee du chant. 
 Dumas, flls . . . 3289 
 Damon and Pythias. John Banim 5,221 
 Dark hour before dawn. J. Biougham and 
 F. B. Goodrich . . . 28,221 
 David and Bethsabe. G. Peele 115 
 David Copperfield. J. Brougham 17,221 
 Daughter. F. H. Bayly . . 15,113 
 Daughter. Knowles . . . 69;70 
 Day after the fair. Burletta. G. A. Somer- 
 set 16,113 
 
 Day after the wedding. Mrs. C. Kemble 
 
 5,221 
 
 De Chatillou. Trag. F. Hemans 112 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 De Montfort. Trag. Baillie 13 and 24,141 
 Dead heart. Hist, drama. B. Webster 
 
 43,221 
 
 Dead shot. Buckstone . . 1,113 
 
 Deaf and dumb. Kotzebue . 3,165 
 
 Deaf as a post. F. T. Poole . 8,113 
 
 Death of Alexander. See Rival queens. 
 Debauchees. C. II. Fielding . 3,192 
 
 Decided case. Dr. sketch. J. Brougham 
 
 15,113 
 
 Deformed transformed. Trag. Byron 5,3-''; 
 
 7,335 (class 23) 
 
 Dehors trompeurs. C. Boissy 313.5 
 
 Del rey abajo, ninguno. C. Rojas 4,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Delicate ground. Cd. C. Dance 5,113 
 
 Delincuente honrado. C. Jovellanos f>,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Demetria. Trag. Hillhouse . 1,20 
 
 Demetrio. Metastasio . . 5,252.3 
 
 Demetrius. Schiller . 4,128 (class 33) 
 
 Demi monde. C. A. Dumas, ills 3290 
 
 Demofoonte. Metastasio . . 5,2523 
 
 Demoiselle k marier, la. Cv. Scribe et 
 Melesville . . . 4,3736 
 
 Demoiselles d'honneur. Va. . 4224 
 
 Demoiselles de S't-Cyr. Drame moral 4224 
 Demon lover. Ct. J. Brougham 14,113 
 Depit amoureux. C. Molifere 3541;4594 
 Depositaire. C. Voltaire 8,3897;6,4S6S 
 
 Depot. C. Destouches . . 9,4481 
 
 Dernier jour de fortune. Cv. Scribe et 
 Dupaty .... 2,3736 
 
 Derniere idole. L'fipine et Daudet 3497 
 Desafio. Larra . . 2,25 (class 34) 
 
 Desden con el desden. C. Moreton 5,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Deseret deserted. [1S5S] . . 26,221 
 
 Deserted daughter. C. Holcroft 24,141 
 
 Deserteur. Dr. lyrique. Sedaine 4463 
 
 Deserteur. Posse. Kotzebue . 45,2202 
 Deuce is in him. F. COlman 6,142;1,143 
 Deutsche hausfrau. S. Kotzebue 35,2202 
 Deutsche mann, die, und die vornehmen 
 leute. Sittengemiihlde. Kotzebue 
 
 47,2202 
 
 Dentschen kleinstadter. L. Kotzebue 
 
 16,2202 
 
 Deux figaros. C. Par M. * * *. Le Texier 
 
 2,4832 
 
 Deux precepteurs. Cv. Scribe et Moreau 
 
 1,3736 
 
 Deux sceurs. Drame. Girardin 4726 
 
 Deux tonneaux. Opera com. Voltaire 
 
 8,3897 ;6,486S 
 
 Devil is an ass. B. Jonson . 45 
 
 Devil to pay. F. Coffey 3,107;5,142;1,143; 
 
 14,191 
 
 Devil upon two sticks. Foote . 5,142 
 
 Devil's law case. Tragi-com. J. Webster 
 
 3,81 
 
 Devilish good joke. Interl. Higgle 34,113 
 Devin du village. Intermede. Rousseau 
 
 3136 
 
 Devin du village. See Amours de Bas- 
 
 tien. 
 Devocion de lacruz. Calderon 3,2 (class 34) 
 Diablo a quatre. Opera-corn. Sedaine 446.3 
 Diablo predicador. C. L. deBelmonte? 5,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Dicast turned gentleman. Aristophanes 186 
 Dicha por el desprecio. C. Matos Fragoso 
 
 4,2 (class 34) 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 160 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Dicha y desdicha del nombre. C. Calderon 
 
 3,2 (class 34) 
 
 Dick Turpin and Tom King. Serio-comic dr. 
 W. E. Suter . . . .36,113 
 Didier I'lionnete homme. Cv. Scribe et 
 Masson .... 10,3736 
 Dido, Queen of Carthage. Trag. C. Mar- 
 lowe 93;2,99 
 
 Didon. Trag. Le Franc de Pompiguan 
 
 1,3140 
 
 Didone abbandonata. Metastasio 1,2523 
 Dienstpflicht. S. Iffland . . 3,529 
 
 Dindon de Nicole, le, ou Les soeurs de lait 
 
 4224 
 
 Diplomate. Cv. Scribe et Delavigne 4,3736 
 Dissipateur. C. Destouches3135;5,4481;4487 
 Disappointment. Southerne . 1,162 
 
 Discovery. Plautiis . . . 2,53;3,185 
 Distressed [or distrest] mother. Trag. 
 [From the Andromaque of Racine] 
 5,71;4,107;12,141;1,142;2,143;11,191 
 Doctor and the apothecary. J. Cobb 1,143 
 Doctor Dilworth. F. J. Oxenford 32,113 
 Doctor Faustus. C.Marlowe . 2,93;99 
 Dr. Last in his chariot. BickerstafF and 
 Foote .... 5,142 
 
 Doctor Mondshein. Mrs. D. Curtis 225 
 
 Dolores. Trag. C J. Cannon . 198 
 
 Dombey & Son. J. Brougham . 16,221 
 
 Domino Lucas. C. Caiiizares 5,2 (class 34i 
 Don Caisar de Bazan. Dumauois and 
 Dennery .... 2,221 
 
 Don Carlos. Trag. Schiller . 5,163 
 
 Don Carlos. Schiller . 3,128 (class 33) 
 Don Carlos, prince of Spain. Otway 1,19-5 
 Don Garcia. Trag. Al fieri . 3,1 
 
 Don Garcie de Navarre. C. Moliere 3541; 
 
 4.')94 
 
 Don Garzia. Trag. Alfieri . 4,2522 
 
 Don Gil de las Calzas verdes. C. Molina 
 
 4,2 (class .34) 
 
 Don Japhet d'Arraenie. C. Scarron 3132 
 Don Juan, ou Le Festin de Pierre. ('. 
 Molifere .... 3541;4594 
 Don Juan de village, les. C. M'me et 
 Maurice Dudevant . . 5269 
 
 Don Juan of Austria. C. Larra 2,25 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Don Pedre. Trag. Voltaire 9,3S97;7,4868 
 Don Quixote in England. H. Fielding 4,192 
 Don Ranudo de Colibrandes. L. Kotzeljue. 
 [Nach Holberg] . . . 18,2202 
 Don Sivnche. Com. her. Corneille 31«2 
 Don Sebastian. Trag. Dryden 1,142 
 
 Donde hay agravios no hay zelos. C. Rojas 
 
 4,2 (class 34) 
 
 Donna bizzarra. C. Goldoni . 18,2521 
 Donna di casa soa. C. Goldoni 29,2521 
 Donna di Garbo. C. Goldoni . 13,2521 
 Donna di governo. C. Goldoni 27,2521 
 Donna di maneggio. C. Goldoni 11,2521 
 Donna di testa debole. C. Goldoni 17,2521 
 Donna forte. C. Goldoni . . 14,2521 
 Donna gelose. C. Goldoni . 27,2521 
 Donna sola. C. Goldoni . . 29,2521 
 Donna stravagante. C. Goldoni 12,2521 
 Donna vendicativa. C. Goldoni 17,2521 
 Donna volubile. 0. Goldoni . 9,2521 
 
 Donne curiose. C. Goldoni . 14,2521 
 Donne di buon umore. C. Goldoni 29,2521 
 Donne di casa soa. C. Goldoni 29,2521 
 Don't forget your opera glasses. F. B. E. 
 Woolf .... 27,113 
 
 Doom of Devorgoil. Sir W. Scott 6,204 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Dorf im Gebirge. S. Kotzebue 12,2202 
 
 Dos amantes del cielo. C. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Double-bedded room. F. J. M. Morton 
 
 22,113 
 
 Double-dealer. C. W. Congreve 41;3,107; 
 
 3,142 
 
 Double gallant. C. Gibber 32,71;.3,107; 
 
 14,191 
 
 Double marriage. Beaumont and Fl. 2,40 
 Double veuvage. C. Dufresny 3133 
 
 Doubtful heir. J. Shirley . 4,97 
 
 Douglas. Trag. J. Home 3,71;4,107;22,141; 
 . 2,142;l,143;2,19i;13,221 
 Doves in a cage. D. Jerrold . fig 
 
 Dowager. C. C. Mathews . 32,113 
 
 Dragon of Wantley. Burlesque opera. H. 
 Carey .... 2i,ir>9 
 
 Dragoness. Burlesque opera. H. Carey 
 
 24,1.59 
 
 Dramatist. C. F. Reynolds . 11,141 
 Dream at sea. Buckstone . 34,221 
 
 Dreams of delusion. J.P.Simpson 32,113 
 l^ey^'T' CmmBliiMH . 19,221 
 
 Droit dn seigneur. C. Voltaire 7,.3897;5,4S68 
 Droits de I'homme. C Premaray 3627 
 Drummer. C. J. Addison 17,71 ;4,142;2,143 
 Drunkard ; adapted by W. H. Smith 11,221 
 Drunkard's doom. G. D. Pitt 2.3,221 
 
 Due de Foix. Trag. Voltaire . 6,3897 
 
 — See Matilda. 
 
 Due Job. C. Laya . . . 4.5.'>0 
 
 Duchess of Malfl. Trag. J. Webster 2,81 
 Due gemelli. C. Goldoni . 26,2.521 
 
 Duel en amour. See Bataille des dames ; 
 
 Ladies' battle. 
 Duelos de amor y Caltad. Calderon .3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Duenna. Com. opi R.B.Sheridan Hl;9.141; 
 
 2,143;7,221 
 
 Duke of Milan. Trag. Massinger 21;4,107 
 Duke's daughter; dramatized by Bourgeois 
 
 and Fbval as " L^ Bossu" 40,41,221 
 Duke's mistress. J. Shirley . 4,97 
 
 Dumb belle. P. W.B.Bernard 23,113 
 
 Dumb boy of Manchester. Md. B. F. Ray- 
 
 nor 43,221 
 
 Dumb girl of Genoa. Md. J. Farrell ,3.3,221 
 Duchess Agnes. Isa Craig 969 (class 23) 
 Dutch courtezan. J. Marston . 2,83 
 
 Dutchman's ghost. F. S.Barry 19,113 
 Dying for love. C. J. M. Morton 33,113 
 
 Earl of Essex. Trag. H.Jones 5,71;4,107 
 
 . 15,141;2,142;2,143;S,191 
 
 Earl of Warwick. Trag. T. Fraucklin. 
 
 [From La Harpe] 16,71;4,107;15,'14l 
 
 2,142 
 
 Eastward Hoe. Chapman, Jonson, and 
 
 Marston .... 3,83 
 
 Ebenezer Venture. F. La Bree 22,113 
 
 Ecclesiazusaj. Aristophanes . 2,57 
 
 — See Female haranguers. 
 
 Ecole des bourgeois. C. Allainval 3134 
 ficole des femmes. C. Moliere 3541;4594 
 fickle des maris. C. Moliere 3541;4594 
 
 Ecole des meres. C. La Chaussee 3134;4452 
 Ecole des vieillards. C. Delavigne 4,4197 
 Eclogues. T. Chatterton 2,47 (class 23) 
 ficossaise. C. Voltaire . 6,3S97;5,4868 
 Edgar and Emmeline. C. Hawkesworth 
 
 25,141 
 
 Edipo. Trag. Martinez de la Eosa 2,1 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 — See CEdipus. 
 
 Edle Liige. S. Kotzebue . . 4,2202 
 
 fidouard III. Trag. Gresset . 4451 
 
 Eduard in Schottland. Kotzebue 12,2202 
 Education d'un prince. C. About 3007 
 
 Educationsrath. L. Kotzebue 31,2202 
 
 Edward and Eleonora. Trag. J. Thomson 
 
 15,71 
 
 Edward the first. G. Peele . 115 
 
 Edward II. Trag. Marlowe . 93;99 
 
 Edward, the black prince. Trag. Hoper 
 
 15,71 
 
 Edward, the black prince. Trag. W. Shir- 
 ley . . . 4,107:25,141;3,191 
 Edwin the fair. Hist. dr. H. Taylor 747 
 . (class 23;; 120 (class 24) 
 Egeria. Festa teat. Metastasio 12,2523 
 
 Egmont. Trag. Goethe . . 15;19 
 
 Eifersiichtige Iran. L. Kotzebue 45,2202 
 Einladuugskarte. Schwank. Kotzebue 
 
 43,2202 
 
 E'der brother. Beaumont & Fletcher 1,40 
 Elder brother. Altered . . 9,2^1 
 
 Electra. Trag. Euripides . . 2,50 
 
 — Sophocles . . 27;2S;51;2,54;2,55 
 filectre. Trag. Cr6billon . . 4479 
 Elfrida; a dramatic poem. Mason 16,71; 
 
 2,142 
 
 Effrontfes. C. Ausrier . . .5207 
 
 Eliduke, Count oi Yveloc. Trag. W. C. 
 Roscoe . , .620 (class 23) 
 Elise von Valberg. S. Iffland . 10,529 
 
 Ella Rosenberg. James Keaney 37,221 
 Elle est foUe. See Dreams of delusion 32,113 
 Emilia Galotti. Trag. Lcssing 2,2418 
 
 Euiperorof tlieeast. Tragi-com. Massinger 21 
 Eu esta vida. See Comedie fameuse 9,3897 
 Eiulimion. J. Lilly . . . 1,82 
 
 Eudimione. Metastasio . . 11,2523 
 Euemiga favorable. Tarraga 1,2 (class 34) 
 Enfant gate. C. Destouches . 4,4481 
 
 Enfant prodigue. C. Voltaire 3,3897;2,4868 
 Enfants de maitre Pierre. Op. com. C. P. 
 de Kock .... 4770 
 
 Enganos. C. Rneda , . 1,2 (class 34) 
 England preserved. Trag. G. Watsou 21,141 
 Englischen waaren. Posse. Kotzebue 
 
 25,2202 
 
 English tragedy, F. A. Kemble 210 
 
 Englishman in Paris. Foote . 6,142 
 
 Englishman returned from Paris. Foote 
 
 5,142 
 
 Enredos de Celauro. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Ensigu. C. Sehrceder . . 6,165 
 
 Enthu.siasm. C. Baillie . . 2,2 
 
 Entre bobos anda el juego. C. Rojas 4,2 
 
 (class34) 
 
 Entretenida. C. Cervantes 1,2 (class 34) 
 Euvieux. C. Destouches . . 3,4481 
 
 Epicoene; or, the silent woman. B. Jonson 
 
 45 
 
 Epidicus. C. Plautus . . 2,.53;3,185 
 Epigramm. L. Kotzebue . . 17,2202 
 Erbschaft. S. Kotzebue . . 22,2-i02 
 Erbtheil des vaters. S. Iffland 6,529 
 
 Erede fortunata. C. Goldoni . 18,2521 
 Er«>mit auf Formentera. S. Kotzebue 1,2202 
 Erinnerung. S. Iffland . . 8,529 
 
 Ermitage. Feuillet . . . 3316 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. L. Medina 18,221 
 
 Ernestine ; from the French of Dennery and 
 Clement. W. Robertson 14,221 
 
 Eroe cinese. Metastasio . . 8,2523 
 
 firyphile. Trag. Voltaire 2,.3897;1,4^68 
 Esclava de su galan. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Esels schatteu. Posse. Kotzebue 27,2202 
 Esmerelda. Ea. Fitzball . . 19,221 
 
 Esope h la cour. C. Boursault 4443 
 
 £sope k la ville. C. Boursault 4443 
 
 Espaiiol en Venecia. C. Martinez de la 
 Rosa .... 2,1 (class 34) 
 Esprit de contradiction. C. Dulresuy 3133 
 Estelle. Cv. Scribe . . . S,.3736 
 
 Esther. Trag. Racine 3126;3632;3,446I;f5493 
 Eton boy. F. E. Morton . . 26,113 
 
 £tourdi. C. Moliere . . . 3541;4594 
 fltcurdis. C. Andrieux . . 3138 
 
 fitre aime ou mourir. Cv. Scribe et Duma- 
 noir ..... 8,3736 
 
 Eufemia. C. Rueda . . 1,2 (class 34) 
 Eulenspiegel. Dram, schwank. Kotzebue 
 
 48,2202 
 
 Eumenides. Trag. .fflschuylus 52 
 
 Eunuchus. Terence . . . 9;189 
 
 Ennuque. C. La Fontaine . 4453 
 
 Euphues' golden legacy. T. Lodge 1,77 
 Eurydice. Trag. D. Mallet . 2,71 
 
 Eurydice. F. H. Fielding . 6,192 
 
 Eurydice liissed. H.Fielding . 1,192 
 
 Eustache Baudin. J. Courtney 18,221 
 
 Evadne. R. Shell . . . 7,221 
 
 Eveleen Wilson. J. Pilgrim . 40,221 
 
 Every man in his humor. B. Jonson 45 
 Every man in iiis humor. [Altered by Gar- 
 rick] 4,107;19,141;3,142;2,143;9,141 
 Every man out of his humor. B. Jouson 45 
 Every one has his fault. C. Mrs. Inchbald 
 
 7,141 
 
 Evil eye. Md. J. B. Phillips . 17,113 
 
 Evil genius. C. W. B. Bernard 20,221 
 Example. J. Shirley . . . 3,97 
 
 Ezio. Metastasio . . . 2,2523 
 
 Facheux. Cb. Molifere . . 3541;4594 
 
 Faint heart never won fair lady. J. R. 
 
 Plauche .... 6,221 
 
 Fair apostate. Trag. W. Macdonald 2,142 
 
 Fair maid of the inn. Beaumont and 
 
 Fletcher .... 2,40 
 
 Fair penitent. Trag. N. Rowe 7,71;5,107; 
 
 . 18,141;1,142;1.143;1,163;6,191 
 
 Fair quaker of Deal. C. Shadwell 17,71 
 
 Fair quarrel. T. Middleton and W. Rowley 
 
 3,98 
 
 Faithful friends. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Faithful shepherdess. Beaumont and 
 Fletcher .... 1,40 
 
 Fall of Jerusalem. Milman 1,619 (class 23) 
 Pall of Mortimer. B. Jonsou . 45 
 
 Fall of Robespierre. Hist. dr. Coleridge 10 
 Falsche Scham. S. Kotzebue . 8,2202 
 
 False and true. See " Born to good luck " 
 
 6,113 
 
 False delicacy. Kotzebue . . 3,165 
 
 False delicacy. C. H. Kelly . 17,71 
 
 False friend. C. Vanbrugh . 41 
 
 False one. Beaumont and Fletcherl,40;l,142 
 Falstaff's wedding. C. W. Kenrick 4,142 
 Famiglia dell' antiquario. C. Goldoni 2,2521 
 Famille Lambert. C. Gozlan . 5210 
 
 Famine Riquebourg. Cv. Scribe 6,3736 
 Family failing. F. J. Oxenford 28,113 
 
 Family jars 15,113 
 
 Family of love. T. Middleton . 2,98 
 
 Fanatisme. See Mahomet. 
 
 Fanchon. Va. Kotzebue. [Von Bouilly] 
 
 44,2202 
 
 Fanchon. A. Waldauer . . 42,221 
 
 Fantasio. A. de Musset . . 3596 
 
 Farmer's wife. Com. op. C. Dibdin 5,107 
 Fascinating individual. F. H. Danvers 
 
 21,113 
 
 Fashion. C. A. C. M. Ritchie 138;27,221 
 Fashionable levities. C. Macnally 10,141 
 Fashionable lover. C. R.Cumberland 18,71; 
 
 4,107;8,191 
 
 Fat boy. See To parents and guardians 
 
 16,221 
 
 Fatal curiosity. Trag. Lillo 12,71;19,141; 
 
 2,142;1,143 
 
 Fatal dowry. Trag, Massinger and Field 
 
 21;1,142 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 161 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Fatal inairiage. Southern . 2,162 
 
 Fiile utCapun. Southern . . 2,162 
 
 Father aud son. E. Fitzball . 25,221 
 
 Fathers. C. Fielding . . 5,192 
 
 Faiisse Agnes. Destouches 3135;4,4481;4487 
 Fausses honues femmes. C. T. Barriere et 
 E. Capendu . . . 5327 
 
 Fansses confidences. C. Marivaux 3136 
 Fausscs infldelites C. Barthe 3137 
 
 F.1USC. Trag. Goethe 13;14;16;17;1S;19 
 
 Faust and Marguerite. Spectacular dr. 
 
 35,221 
 
 Faute, une. Dramemelede couplets. Scribe 
 
 6,3736 
 
 Fawne. J. Marston . . . 2,83 
 
 Fazio. Trag. Milman 3,619 (class 23); 1,221 
 Fee. C. Feuillet . . . 3316 
 
 Fee Urgele. C. Favart . . 4448 
 
 Felipe. C. Larra . . 2,2.'5 (class 34) 
 Feli.^. C. Sedaiue . . . 4463 
 
 Female haranguers. C. Aristophanes 1,.56 
 
 — See Ecclesiazusse. 
 
 Femme juge et partie. C. Montfleury 3132 
 Femme qui a raison. C. Voltaire 5,3897; 
 
 4,4868 
 
 Femme qui deteste son mari. C. M'me de 
 
 Girardin . . . . 3362 
 
 Femme qui se jette par la fenetre. Cv. 
 
 Scribe et Lemoine . . 10,3736 
 Femmes savantes. C. Moliere 3541;4.594 
 Femmes vengees. Op. -com. Sedaine 4463 
 Femmine puutigliose. C. . . 9,2521 
 
 Feodore. Singsp. Kotzebue . 32,2202 
 Festin de Pierre. C. Corneille 5,3163 
 
 Festin de Pierre. See Don Juan. 
 Festino. C. Goldoni . . . 25,2521 
 Fetes de Tiuconnu. Divert. Destouches 
 
 1,4481 
 
 Feudal times. Jas. White . 6,221 
 
 Feudatario. C. Goldoni . . 7,2521 
 
 Feuerprobe. L. Kotzebue . 34,2202 
 
 Fiammiua. W. VV. Clapp, jr. . 39,221 
 
 Fierasafeminaamor. Calderon3,2 (class 34) 
 Fiesco. Trag. 'Schiller . 4,128 (class 33) 
 Fighting by proxy. Burletta. J. Kenney 
 
 29,113 
 
 Figlia ubhediente, la. C. Goldoni 12,2.521 
 Filippo. Trag. Alficri . . 1,2522 
 
 — See Philip. 
 
 Fille capitaiue. C. Montfleury 3132 
 
 Filosofo inglese. C. Goldoni . 21,2521 
 Fils de Giboyer. C. Augier . 4625 
 
 Finta ammalata. C. Goldoni . 8,2521 
 
 Fireman. S. D. .Johu.son . . 33,221 
 
 Firmiliau. A "spasmodic" tragedy. T. P. 
 Jones .... 122 
 
 First Brutus.. A tragedy. V. Alfleri 3 
 
 — See Bruto prirao. 
 
 First floor. F. J. Cobb . . 2,143 
 
 First love. C. R. Cumberland 7,141 
 
 First night. Cd 26,113 
 
 First steps to folly. C. A. Nota 199 
 
 Fischermiidchen. Lyr. dr. Korner 4,532 
 Fisherman's rope. C. Plautus 2,53;3,185 
 Floating beacon. Md. E. Ball . 23,221 
 
 Florentin. C. La Fontaine . 3132;4453 
 Flores de Don Juan. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Flowers of the forest. J. B. Buckstone 
 
 38,221 
 
 Flying dutchman. E. Fitzball . 14,221 
 
 ■ » » h a ai,y i fl.J "ilLfa^' fl' Latour Saint-Ybars 
 
 3681 
 
 Follies of a night. J. K. Planche 6,221 
 Fontainbleau. Com. -op. O'Keefe 6,141 
 Fool's revenge. T. Taylor 42,221 
 
 Force du naturel. C. Destouches 8,4481 
 Forest princess. Hist. play. C. M. S.Barnes 4 
 Forest rose. S. Woodworth . 41,221 
 
 Fortunate discovery. C. Plautus 2,53;3,185 
 Fortune's frolic. F. AUingham 5,107;18,113; 
 
 1,143 
 
 Forty and fifty. F. T. H. Bayly 30,113 
 Forty thieves .... 15,221 
 
 Foscari. M. R. Milford . . 37 
 
 Foundling. C. E. Moore . 30,71;13,141 
 FourberiesdeScapin. C. Molifere 3541;4594 
 
 — See Cheats. * 
 
 Francesca da Rimini. Boker 1,416 (class 23) 
 Franklin. Hist. dr. Jno. Brougham 21,221 
 Franzosischen Kleinstadter. L. [von Pic- 
 
 ard.] Kotzebue . . 16,2202 
 Frappatore. C. Goldoni . . 15,2521 
 Frau vom hauso. L. Kotzebue 41,2202 
 
 Fraud and its victims. J. S. Coyne 39,221 
 Frauenstand. L. Iflland . . 7,529 
 
 Fredegondo et Brunehaut. Trag, Lemercier 
 
 „ ^ 2,3140 
 
 irench spy. J. T. Haines . 20,221 
 
 Freres onnemis. Trag. Racine 3632;4461 
 Freygeist. L. Lessing . . 1,2418 
 
 Friar Bacon and friar Bungay. R. Greene 
 
 ^ . , 115 
 
 Friemlship in fashion. 0. Otway 2,195 
 FrogS. C. Aristophanes . . 56;57 
 
 Frontin mari-gargon. Cv. Scribe et Meles- 
 
 ville 1,3736 
 
 Fruit defendu. Feuillet . . 3317 
 
 Funeral. C. R. Steele . . 17,71;4,142 
 Furies. Trag. .ffischylus . . 34 
 
 Gageure imprevu. C. Sedaine 3138;4463 
 Galan, valiente y discrete. Mirade Mescua 
 
 4,2 (class 34) 
 
 Galant jardinier. C. Dancourt 3133 
 
 Galatea. Metastasio . . . 11,2523 
 Gale Breezely. J. B. Johnstone 12,113 
 
 Galeotto Manfredi. Trag. Monti 2;)29 
 
 Gallathea. J. Lilly . . . 1,82 
 
 Gamblers fate. H. M. Milner . 24,221 
 
 Game at chess. T. Middleton . 4,98 
 
 Game of life. C. Jno. Brougham 15,221 
 Game of love. C. Jno. Brougham 14,221 
 Gamester. Trag. E. Moore 5,107;7,141; 
 2,142;1,143;1,191;2,221 
 — See Beverlei. 
 
 Gamester. J. Shirley . . 3,97 
 
 Gamesters. C. J. Shirley and C. Johnson 
 
 28,71 
 
 Ganaches. C. Sardou . . 4664 
 
 Ganar amigos. C. Alarcon 4,2 (class 34) 
 Gardien. Cv. Scribe et Bayard 7,3736 
 
 Gastronome sans argent. Va. Scribe et 
 Brulay .... 1,3736 
 
 Gefiihrliche nachbarschaft. L. Kotzebue 
 
 43,2202 
 
 Gefangene. L. Kotzebue . . 11,2202 
 Gefangnen. L. Aus dem Lat. des Plautus 
 libers. Lessing . . 3,2418 
 
 Gelosiedi Lindoro. C. Goldoni 4,2521 
 
 Geloso avaro. C. Goldoni . 21,-521 
 
 Gendre de M. Poirier. C. Angler 3029 
 
 Genevieve. Cv. Scribe . . 9,3736 
 
 Gentilhomme pauvre. C. Dumanoir et La- 
 fargue .... 3191 
 
 Gentle shepherd. Pa^^toral com. A. Ram- 
 say 197;2.iU;327; ^class 23); 34,71 
 
 (class 24) 
 
 Gentleman dancing master. C. Wycherley 
 
 41 
 
 Gentleman from Ireland. C. F. O'Brien 
 
 20,113 
 
 Gentleman of Venice. J. Shirley 5,97 
 
 George A. Greene. R. Greene . 115 
 
 George Barnwell. Trag. Lillo 8,71;5,107; 
 . 22,141;2,142;1,143;9,191;24,221 
 George Dandin. C. Molifere . 3541;4.'594 
 Gespenst. S. Kotzebue . . 43,2202 
 Getheilte herz. L. Kotzebue . 34,2202 
 Gioas. AzioneSac. Metastasio ]0,2523;2530 
 Giraldo. D. B. Webster . . 36,221 
 
 Gislppus. Trag. G. Griffln 845 (class 23) 
 Gisippus. Trag. G. Griffin . 9,221 
 
 Gluocatore. C. Goldoni . . 24,2521 
 Giuseppe riconosciuto. Azione sac. Metas- 
 tasio .... 10,2523 
 Giustino. Trag. Metastasio . 9,2523 
 
 Glance at New York . . . 27,221 
 
 Glencoe. Talfourd ... 209 
 
 Glorieux. C. Destouches 3135;4,4481;4487 
 Gliicklichen. L. Kotzebue . 35,2202 
 Gliicksblume. Marchen-Komodie. Ander- 
 sen .... 606 
 Goddwyn. Trag. Chatterton 2,47 (class 23) 
 Goetz von Berlichingen. Trag. Goethe 19 
 Golden eagle. J. B. Howe . 22,221 
 Golden farmer. B. Webster . 1,113 
 Golden legend. Dr. poem. Longfellow 
 277;309;879 (class 23) 
 Ooodfellow. Petite comedy. C.JLWalcot 
 
 12,113 
 
 Good for nothing. Cd. Buckstone 26,113 
 Good natured man. C. Goldsmith 32,71;5, 107 
 Gotobed Tom. F. T. Morton . 7, 113 
 Gouvernante. Posse. Kijruer . 3,532 
 
 Gouvernante. C. La Chauss6e 44.52 
 
 Graf Benjowsky. S. Kotzebue . 3,2202 
 — See Count B. 
 
 Graf von Burgund. S. Kotzebue 7,2202 
 Graf von Gleicheu. Spiel fUr lebendige 
 Marionetten. Kotzebue 43,2202 
 Grand'mfere. C. Scribe . . 9,3736 
 Grandeur et decadence de Frisaminthe 422i 
 Grateful servant. J. Shirley . 2,97 
 
 Grandfather Whitehead. M. Lemon (adapt) 
 
 2,221 
 
 Grazie vondicate. Metastasio . 11,2523 
 Great duke of Florence. C. Massinger 21 
 Great tragic revival. J. Brougham 20,113 
 Grecian daughter. Tratr. A. Murphy 14,71; 
 5,'l07;6,141;2,142;l,143 
 Green bushes. Buckstone . 37,221 
 
 Green mountain boy. C. J. S. Jones .35,113 
 Grimaldi ; or, life of an actress. Boucicault 
 
 20,221 
 
 Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw. F. 
 . J. M. Morton 6,113 
 Griselda. C. Goldoni , . 20,2521 
 
 Grist to the mill. Cd. Planche. 33,221 
 
 Grondeur. C. Brueys et Palaprat 3134;4445 
 Gro3zmama. L. Kotzebue . 31,2202 
 Grotto nymph. [Burlesque.] Thaxter 34,113 
 Grub street opera. Fielding . 2,182 
 
 11 
 
 Griine Domino. L. Korner . 3,532 
 
 Guarda cuidadosa. Entremes. Cervantes 
 
 1,2 (class 34) 
 
 Guardian. C. Massinger . . 21 
 
 Guardian. [From Pupille, q. v.] D. Gar- 
 rick . . 5,107;5,142;1,143;9,191 
 Guebres. Trag Voltaire . 8,3897;6,4S68 
 Guerra. C Goldoni . . 8,2521 
 
 Guests of Brazil. G. Huntington 652 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Guido and Marina. T. Hood 674 (class 2.3) 
 Guillery. C. About . . . 3007 
 
 Guillery le tambour . . . 4225 
 
 Gunmaker of Moscow. J. Brougham 21,2202 
 Gustav Wasa. S. Kotzebue . 1.3,2202 
 Gustavus Vasa. Trag. H. Brooke 2,71;139; 
 . 1S,141;2,142;1,143;.5,191 
 Guy Mannering. Mus. play. D. Terry 
 
 10,221 
 
 Gwynneth Vaughan. M. Lemon 39,221 
 
 Hadad. Dr. poem. Hillhouse . 1,20 
 
 Hado y divisa de Leonido y Marflsa. C. 
 . Calderon 3,2 (class 34) 
 Hagestolz und die Korbe. Intermezzo. 
 Kotzebue . . . 27,2202 
 Hagestolzen. L. Iffiand . . 5,529 
 
 Hahnenschlag. S. Kotzebue . 49,2202 
 Halidon hill. Dr. sketch. Sir W. Scott 
 
 6,204 (class 23) 
 
 Hamlet. Trag. Shakspeare 7,24;25;7,61; 
 
 . 11,76;9,S0;95; 8,124; 10,136; 1,141; 
 
 Hamlet. Trag. Imitee de I'Anglais. Ducis 
 
 2,3140 
 
 Hamlet travestie. J. Poole . 214 
 
 Handy Andy. W. R. Floyd . 42,221 
 
 Hans Max Eiesbrecht. Kom. Oper. Kot- 
 zebue .... 32,2202 
 Happy family. Kotzebue . 3,165 
 
 Happy man. Extrav. S. Lover 24,113 
 
 Hard struggle. Domestic dr. W. Marston 
 
 39,221 
 
 Harem. L. Kotzebue . . 27,2202 
 Harlequin bluebi'ard. Pantomime 19,113 
 Haunted glen. J. Hogg . . 2,353 
 
 Haunted house. C. Plautus . 2,63;3,18o 
 Hausfrieden. L. Iffland . . 10,529 
 
 Hauslicho swift. L. Kotzebue 27,2202 
 
 He would be a soldier. C. Pilon 2,143 
 
 Heart of Mid-lothian. T. Dibdin 22,221 
 Ileauton-timorumenos. C. Terence 9;1S9 
 Heaven and earth, a mystery. G. G. Byron 
 . 5,35;7,335 (class 23) 
 Hechizado por fuerza. C. Zamora 5,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Hector. Trag. Luce de Lancival 2,3140 
 Hecuba. Trag. Euripides . 1,50 
 
 Hecyra. C. Terence . . . 9;189 
 
 Hedwig. D. Korner . . 2,532 
 
 Heinrich Renz von Plauen. Trau. Kot- 
 zebue .... 17,2202 
 Heir at law. C. G. Colman, jr. 25,141; 
 
 12,221 
 
 Heiress. C. Bnrgoyne . . 5,191 
 
 Helen. Trag. Euripides . . 2,50 
 
 Hellas. Lyr. dr. Shelley 2,2.56 (class 23) 
 Helo'ise et Abailard. Va. Scribe et Masson 
 
 10,3736 
 
 Helping hands. Domestic dr. T. Taylor 
 
 35,221 
 
 Henrietta, the forsaken. Buckstone 18,22] 
 Henriquez. Trag. Baillie . 1.2 
 
 Henry II. Trag. T. Hull . 12,71 
 
 Heraclidae. Trag. Euripides 48;1,80;1,1.50 
 Heraclius. Trag. Corneille 2,3162;3163 
 H6raclius espagnol [From Calderon.] Vol- 
 taire . . . 9,3897;7,4S68 
 Herbsttag. L. Iftland . . 2,529 
 Hercules. Trag. Euripides . 48;.50 
 Hermosa fea. C. Vega . 2,2 (class 34) 
 Hernani. Hugo . . . 3410;4605 
 Hero and Leander. Marlowe and G. Chiip- 
 man ... 93:3,99 
 Hero and Leander. Burl. I. Jackman 1.143 
 Herr Gottlieb Merks. Burl. Kotzebue 26, 22u2 
 Herrmann und Thusnelde. 0. Kotzebue 
 
 40,2202 
 
 Hiawatha. Mus. extrav. C. M. Walcot 
 
 14,113 
 
 High life above stairs. See Bon ton. 
 High life below stairs. F. Garrick 5,142; 
 
 2,143;2,191 
 
 High, low, Jiick, and the game. Burl. 
 
 Planche and Dance . . 20,113 
 
 Highways and byways. F. B. Webster 
 
 . . ... . 18,113 
 
 Hippolytus. Trag. Euripides . 1-50 
 Hiram Hireout. F. H. J. Conway 22,113 
 His last letrs. F. W. B. BeruHrd 1,113 
 Historical" register for the year 1736 [a 
 play.] H. Fielding . . 5,192 
 History and fall Caius Marius. Trag. Ot- 
 way 2,19.-. 
 
 Hohen. S. Iflland . . . 7,529 
 
 Hofer. E. Fitzball . . . 21,221 
 
 Hole in the wall. F. . . . 3,113 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 162 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Holzerne sabel. Liedersp. Kotzebue 47,2202 
 Homicide. Tcag. Baillie . . 3,2 
 
 Homme a, boune fortune. C. Baion 3132 
 Homme singulier. C. Destouches 8,4481 
 Honest man's fortune. Beaum. andFl. 2,40 
 Honest whore. Dekker . . 3.9S 
 
 Honeymoon. C. Tobiu . 17,141:1,121 
 Honneur et I'argent. C. F. Ponsard 3620 
 Honoria and Mammon. J. Shirley 6,97 
 Honrado hermano. Tragi-com. Vega 2,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Honrado de 8u padre. C. Diamante 5,2 
 
 (class .34) 
 
 Horace. Trag. Corneille . l,3162;316:i 
 
 Hor.seshoe Robinson. Tayleure 27,221 
 
 House dog. F. Hiijgio . . 13,113 
 
 Housekeeper. D. Jerrold . . 2,59 
 
 How to pay the rent. F. T. Power 1,113 
 Hiibsche kleiue Putzmacherinn. L Kot- 
 zebue .... 19,2202 
 Hugo Grotius. S. Kotzebue . 42,2202 
 Humorous courtier .1. Shirley 4,97 
 Humorous lieutenant. Beaumont and 
 Fletcher . . . 1,40 
 Hunchback. Knowles . . 1,70;2,221 
 Husband at sight. F. Buckstone 18,113 
 Husband of an hour. Falconer 38,221 
 Hussiten vor Naumburg. . Kotzebue 
 
 42,2202 
 
 Hyde park. J. Shirley . . 2,97 
 
 Hygea. V. Kotzebue . . 16,2202 
 
 Hypocrite. C. [Altered from Gibber's Non- 
 juror, which was itself based on the 
 TartuffeofMoliere.] Bicker^taff 5,107; 
 4,142;1, 143:6,191 
 
 — The same, adapted by Sol. Smith 14,221 
 
 I dine with my mother. Ct. Decourcelles 
 
 and Thiboust . . . 14,113 
 
 — See Je dine cliez ma mere. 
 
 Idiot witness. Md. J. T. Haines 31,221 
 Iiiomiinee. Trag. Crebillou . 4479 
 
 II faut que jeunesse se payo. C. L. Gozlan 
 
 5206 
 
 II faut qu' uneporte soit * *. Prov. Musset 
 
 3946;3596 
 
 II ne faut jurer de rien. C. A. de Musset 
 
 3596 
 
 Illustrious stranger. F. F. Kenney 16,113 
 Image. Cv. Scribe et Sanvage 9,3736 
 
 Impertinent. C. Desmahis . 3137 
 
 Importance. Brueys et Pelaprat 4445 
 Impostore. C. Goldoni . . 19,2521 
 Imposture. J. Shirley . . 5,97 
 
 Impresario delle Smirne. C. Goldoni 20, 
 
 2521 
 
 Impromptu de Versailles. C. Moliere 4594 
 In and out of place. Burl. S. D. Johnson 
 
 14,113 
 
 Incognita. C. Goldoni . . 25,2521 
 Inconnu. C. Corneille . . 4,3163 
 
 Inconstant ; or, Wine works wonders. C. 
 Farquhar . . 41;4,142;1,143;28,221 
 Indian exiles. Kotzebue . . 3,165 
 
 Indianer in England. L. Kotzebue 2,2202 
 ludifferente. C. Goldoni . . 30,2521 
 Indiscret. C. Voltaire . 1,3897;1,4868 
 Indulgencia para todos. C. Gorostiza 5,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Infamador. C. Cneva . 1,2 (class .34) 
 Ingomar. Adapted by Maria Lovell 12,221 
 
 — See also Son of the wilderness 35 
 Ingrat. C. Destouches . . 1,4481 
 Inkle and Yarico. 0. G. Coleman, jr. 
 
 8,141;2,143 
 
 Innamorati. C. Goldoni . 9,2521 
 
 Innkeeper of Abbeville. E. Fitzball 2.5,221 
 Ino et Mfelicerte. Trag. La Grange Chancel 
 
 3170 
 
 lu-promptu de Versailles. C. Moliere 
 
 3541 
 
 Inquietudini di Zelinda. C. Goldoni 4,2521 
 Insatiate countesse. J. Marston 3,83 
 
 luterieur d'un bureau. Cv. Scribe, Ymbert, 
 et Varnere . . . 2,3736 
 Intermezzo. L, Kotzebue . . 29,2202 
 Intrigue epistolaire. C. Fabre d'Eglantine 
 
 3139 
 
 Intriguing chambermaid. Fielding 5,142; 
 
 2,143;4,192 
 
 Invisible prince. Extrav. Planche 1,113 
 Ion. Trag. Euripides . . 48;2,.')0 
 Ion. Trag. Talfourd . . 209;l,22l 
 Ipermostra. Metastasio . . 7,2523 
 
 Iphigenia in Aulis. Trag. Euripides 1,50 
 Iphigouia in Tauris. Trag. Euripides 1,50 
 Iphigenia in Tauris. Goethe . 19 
 
 Iphigenie. Trag. Kacino 3123;3632;3,4401; 
 
 6493 
 
 Iphigenie en Tauride. See Reveries renou- 
 
 vellees. 
 Ircana in Ispaan. C. Goldoni 26,2521 
 
 Ircana in Julfa. C. Goldoni . 26,2521 
 Ireland and America . . . 10,113 
 
 Ireland as it is. J.A.Amherst 1.5,221 
 
 Irene. Trag. S. Johnson 13,71 ;2,142;18,191 
 
 Irene. Trag. Voltaire . 9,3897;7,4868 
 Irish ambassador. C. J. Kenney 5,113 
 Irish assurance and Yaukee modesty. F. 
 
 8,113 
 
 Irish attorney. F. "W.B.Bernard 1,113 
 Irish broom-maker. F. C. A. F. Wood 
 
 10,113 
 
 Irish emigrant. J. Brougham . 9,113 
 
 Irish heiress. See West end . 30,221 
 
 Irish lion. F. Buckstone. . 4,113 
 
 Irishman in London. F. Macready 18,113 
 Irish post. Cd. Planche . . 11,113 
 
 Irish tiger. F. J.M.Morton . 11,113 
 
 Irish tutor. F Glengall . . 2,113 
 
 Irish widow. F. Garrick 1,113;5,142;1,143; 
 
 4,191 
 
 Irish Yankee. J. Brougham . 11,113 
 
 Iron chest. G. Colmau, jr. 19 and 22,141; 
 
 6,221 
 
 Irresolu. C. Destouches . . 2,4481 
 
 Is he jealous? F. Beaseley . 18,11? 
 
 Isaac Comnenus. H. Taylor 2,747 (class 23); 
 
 120 (class 24) 
 
 Isabela. Trag. Argensola 1,2 (class 34) 
 Isabella. Trag. Southern 11, 71;7,141;1, 142; 
 
 1,143;2,191 
 
 Isabello. Buckstone . . . 22,221 
 
 Isabelle et Gertrude. C. Favart 4448 
 
 Isacco. Azione sac. Metastasio 10,2523 
 Island princess. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Isola disabitata. Azione teat. Metastasio 
 
 12,2523;2.5:^0 
 
 Issipile. Metastasio . . . 4,2523 
 
 It * * *. See 'T * » * * 
 
 Ivanhoe. Md. T. Dibdin . . 40,221 
 
 Jack Sheppard. D. Buckstone 7,113 
 
 Jacobite. Cd. Planch6 . . 3,113 
 
 Jiiger. Liindliches sittengemiilde. Iffland 
 
 1,520 
 
 James the fourth. R. Greene . 115 
 
 Jamie and Bess. Scots pastoral. A. Shir- 
 refs .... 209 (class 23) 
 Jane Eyre. J. Brougham . 17,2£1 
 
 Jane Shore. Trag. N. Rowe 23,141;1,142; 
 . 1,143;2,163;4,191;12,221 
 Jardin de Falerina. C. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Je dine chez ma mere. C. melee des coup- 
 lets. Decourcelles et Thiboust 3181 
 
 — See I dine with my mother. 
 Jealous wife. C. G. Colman 24,71;11,141; 
 
 . 4,142;1,143;2,191;24,221 
 Jealousy at fault. C. Giraud . 199 
 
 Jeanne et Jeanneton. Cv. Scribe et Varner 
 
 9,3736 
 
 Jeanne qui pleure et Jeanne qui rit. C. 
 
 Duniauoir et de Kerauiou 3192 
 
 Jenny Lind at last. Operatic bagatelle. 
 
 Reach .... 24,113 
 
 Jessie Brown. Boucicault . 26,221 
 
 Jeu de I'amour. C. Marivaux 3136 
 
 Jeune et vieille. Cv. Scribe, Melesville et 
 
 Bayard . . . 6,3736 
 
 Jeune homme k I'epreuve. C. Destouches 
 
 9,4481 
 
 Jeune homme qui ne fait rien. C. Legouve 
 
 4096 
 
 Jew. C. R. Cumberland . . 8,141 
 
 Jew of Malta. Trag. Marlowe 93;1,99 
 
 Jewess. W. T. Moucrieff . . 16,221 
 
 Jodelet. Scarron . . . 3132 
 
 Johanna von Montfaucon. Kotzebue 9,^202 
 John Bull. C. G. Colmau, jr. . 16,141 
 
 John of Procida Trag. Kuowles 3,69;2,70 
 Joie fait peur. C. M'me do Girardin 3363; 
 
 6356 
 
 Jonathan Bradford. E. Fitzball 19,221 
 Jonathan in England. C. [.\ltered from Col- 
 man's "Who wants a guinea'?"] 
 
 40,221 
 
 Josef de las mugeres. C. Calderon 3,2 
 . (class 34) 
 Joseph Heyderich. Anekdote. Korner 3,532 
 Journey to Loudon. C. Vanburgh 41 
 
 Juden. L. Lessing . . . 1,2418 
 
 Judgment of Paris. Mask. Congreve 41 
 Julian. Trag. Mitford . . 37 
 
 Jules Cesar. Trag. de Shakspeare. Voltaire 
 
 9,3897;7,4868 
 
 Jnllus Casar. Trag. Shakspeare 6,24;25: 
 6,61;4,62;2,64;10,76;8,80;7,124;8,136;1,141 
 
 Jumbo Jum. F 31,113 
 
 Junge gelehrte. L. Lessing . 1,2418 
 
 Jupiter in disguise. C. Plautus 2,53;1,1S5 
 
 Kiisich. Kom.-oper. Kotzebue 32,2202 
 Kaiser Claudius. S. Kotzebue 20,2202 
 
 Kampt mit dem Drachen. Singsp. Korner 
 
 4,.532 
 
 Eater und der Rosenstock. L. Kotzebue 
 
 20,2202 
 
 Katharine and Petruchio. C. Shakspeare 
 
 13,221 
 
 — See also Taming of the shrew. 
 
 Katty O'Sheal. Farce. J. Pilgrim 37,113 
 Kill or cure. F. Dance . . 6,113 
 
 Kind der Liebe. S. Kotzebue . 3,2202 
 
 King Charles I. Trag. Havard 1,71;2,142 
 King Charming. Extravaganza. Planche 
 
 9,113 
 
 King Henry IV. Shakspeare 3 and 4,24;25; 
 
 3,61;6,62;8 and 9,6.S;1,64;1,65;6,76; 
 
 . 5,80;4,124;5,136;3,141;10,221 
 
 King Henry V. Shakspeare- 4,24:25;4,61; 
 
 6,62;9,63;1,64;1,65;7,76;5,80;4,124; 
 
 5,136;.3,143 
 
 King Henry VI. Shakspeare 4,24;25;4,61; 
 
 10,63;2,64;7 and 8,76;6,80;5,124;6,136 
 
 King Henry VIII. Shakspeare 5,24;25; 
 
 8,76;7,80;6,124;7,136;2,141;10,221 
 
 King John. Shak.speaie 3,24;25;.3,61;6,62; 
 
 7,63;1,64;1,65;6,76;4,S0;4,124,4,1.36; 
 
 1,141:5,221 
 
 King Lear. Shakspeare 1,24;25;2,64;11,76; 
 
 9,80;8,124;9,136;2,141;9,221 
 
 King Ren6's daughter. Lyr.-dr. Herz 
 
 .34,113:193 
 
 King Richard II. Shakspeare .3.24;25;3,61; 
 6,62;8,63;1,64;1,65;6,76;4,80;4,124; 
 
 5,136 
 
 King Richard III. Shakspeare 5,24:2.3;4,61; 
 2,64;11,63;8,76;6,80;5,124;7,1.36;1,141; 
 
 1,221 
 
 King Victor and King Charles. Trag. R. 
 
 Browning , . . 262 (class 23) 
 
 King and deserter. Maddox . 39,221 
 
 King and miller of Mansfield. Dodsley 
 
 5,142 
 
 .King of the commons. Jas. White 4,221 
 King and no king. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40:1,142 
 
 King's rival. T. Taylor and C. Reade 16,221 
 Kiss in the dark. F. Buckstone 6,113 
 
 Kleine Declamator. S. Kotzebue 26,2202 
 Kleiue Zigeuuerinn. S. Kotzebue 25,2202 
 Kluge Frau im Walde. Zaubersp. Kotzebue 
 
 18,2202 
 
 Knight of Arva. Cd. Boucicault 29,221 
 Knight of Malta. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Knight of the burning pestle. Beaumont 
 
 and Fletcher . . . 2,40 
 
 Knights. C. Aristophanes 46;56;57;186 
 
 Ladies at home. Intorl. Millingen 19,113 
 Ladies beware. F. . . . 7,113 
 
 Ladies' battle. From " Un duel en amour" 
 
 29,113 
 
 Lady and devil. Mus. dr. W. Diniond 
 
 30,221 
 
 Lady Jane Gray (or Grev). Trag. N. Rowe 
 . 3,71;7,107;23,141;1,142;2,163 
 Lady of the bedchamber. F. . 21,113 
 
 Lady of the lake. Md'c. romance. T. Dib- 
 din . ... 39,221 
 Lady of the lake. Trav. M. M. Thompson 
 
 22,113 
 
 Lady of the lions. Burl. Durivage 29,113 
 Lady of Lyons. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton 153; 
 
 1,221 
 
 Lady of pleasure. J.Shirley . 4,97 
 
 Lame lover. C. Foote . . 6,142 
 
 Lamia. T. Hood . . 674 (class 23) 
 Landhaus au der Heerstrasze. Fastnachts 
 Spiel. Kotzebue . . 2.5,2202 
 Last days of Pompeii. L.Medina 19,221 
 Last man. G. D. I itt .• . 35,221 
 
 Last of the pigtails. Petite com. C. Selbv 
 
 34,113 
 
 Laugh when you can. C. F. Reynolds 
 
 21,141 
 
 Laughing hyena. F. B. Webster 25,113 
 Lavater. Cd. Planch 6 . . 40,221 
 
 Lawyers. C. S. Lawrence . 7,113 
 
 Laws of Candy. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40 
 
 Leap year. C. Buckstone . 11,221 
 Legs. C. Marivaux . . , .3136 
 
 Leichter Sinn. L. Iffland . 5,529 
 
 Leineweber. S. Kotzebue . 22,2202 
 
 Lena [under "title "Zeloso"]. Velasquez 
 de Velasco . . 1,2 (class :U) 
 
 Lend me five shillings. J. M. Morton 3,221 
 Leonor de Guzman. Trag. Bokor 416 
 
 («>lass2:J) 
 
 Lethe. Garrick .... 5,142 
 
 Letter writers. F. Fielding . 2,192 
 
 Liar. F. Foote . . 5,142;1,143;1,191 
 — See Monteur. 
 
 Lie of a day. C. O'Keeffe . 10,141 
 
 Liebe Dorfchen. Dr. idylle. Kotzebue 
 
 20,2202 
 
 Life in New York. Cd. J. Brougham 13,113 
 Life of an actress. Boucicault 20,221 
 
 Life's ransom. W. Marsion . 36,221 
 
 Lindo don Diego. C. A. Moreto 4,2 
 
 (class 3i) 
 
 Lionel and Clarissa. (School for fathers.) 
 
 Co Bickerstaff . , 13,141 
 
 Liounos pauvres. Augier . 3030 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 1G3 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Little barefoot. Domestic dr. A. Waldauer 
 42,221 
 Little French lawyer. Beaumont and 
 Fletcher .... 1,40 
 
 Little Toddlekins. Cd. C. Mathews 31,113 
 Little treasure. C. A. Harris . 16,221 
 
 Live woman in the mines. "Old Block" 
 
 17,113 
 
 Lo que ha do sir. Vega . 2,2 (class 34) 
 Loan of a lover. Va. Planche 1,113 
 
 Locaudiera. C. Goldoni . . 1,2.521 
 
 Locos de Valencia. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Lohn der Wahrheit. S. Kotzebue 13,2202 
 Loi du coeur. C. Laya . . 34S6 
 
 Lois de Minos. Trag. Voltaire 9,.3807;6,4S68 
 Lola Montez. Same as Pas de fascination 
 
 34,113 
 
 London assurance. Boncicault 4,221 
 
 London merchant. Same as George Barn- 
 well, q. V. 
 Looking-glass for London and England. 
 K. Greene .... 115 
 
 Lord of the manor. 0. Burgoyne. [Al- 
 tered by C. Dibdin] . 7,107 
 Lorenzaccio. A. de Musset . 3596 
 Lorenzo me llamo. Matos Fragoso 4,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Lorgnon. Cv. Scribe . . 7,3736 
 
 Lost ship. T. Townsend . . 39,221 
 Lots. C. Plautus . . . 2,5.3;5,185 
 Lottery. F. Fielding . . 192 
 
 Lottery ticket. F. Buckstone . 18,113 
 
 Louise. Cv. Scribe et Varner . 5,3736 
 
 Louison. C. A. de Musset . 3.596 
 
 Love. Kuowles . . 3,69;2,70;9,221 
 
 Love a la mode. Afterpiece. Macklin 5,142; 
 
 2,143 
 
 Love and a bottle. C. Farquhar 41 
 
 Love and intrigue. Trag. Schiller 4,128 
 
 . (class 33) 
 
 Love and loyalty. W. J. Robson 32,221 
 Love and murder F. J. Brougham 9,113 
 Lovecha,se. C. Knowles 2,69;2,70;3,221 
 Loveforlove. C. Congreve 41;20,i41;3,142; 
 
 2,143;10,191 
 
 Love in a maze. J. Shirley , 2,97 
 
 Love in a village. Co. Bickerstaff 33,71; 
 . 7,107;.5,142;2,143;14,191 
 Love in a wood. C. Wycherley 41 
 
 Love in humble life. Petite C. J. H. Payne 
 
 15,113 
 
 Love in livery. F. J. P. Wooler 27,113 
 Love in '76. Ct. Bunce . . 14,113 
 
 Love in several masks. C. Fielding 1,192 
 Love-knot. C. J. S. Coyne . 40,221 
 
 Love makes a man. C. Gibber 26,71;23,141; 
 
 3,142 
 
 Love of a prince. C. Gayler . 21,221 
 Love tricks. J. Shirley . . 1,97 
 
 Lover by proxy. Burl. Boucicault 31,113 
 Lover's progress. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 LoVer's vows. [Altered by Inchbald.] 
 Kotzebue .... 8,141 
 
 — Same, trans, by B. Thompson 2,165 
 Love's cruelty. Shirley . . 2,97 
 Love's cure. Beiumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Love's labours lost. C. Shakspeare 2,24; 
 
 25;2,61;2,62;4,63;1,64;1,65;3,76;2,80; 
 
 2,124;2,136;38,221 
 
 Love's metamorphosis. J. Lilly 2,82 
 
 Love's pilgrimage. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Love's sacrifice. George Lovell 2,221 
 
 Loyal brother. Southern . 1,162 
 
 Loyal subject. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40 
 
 Lucky hit. Petite C. H. Paul . 32,113 
 Lucrfece Borgia. Hugo . . 3408;4605 
 Lucretia Borgia. Adapted by J. M. Wes- 
 ton 32,221 
 
 Lugenfeind. L. Kotzebue . 41,2202 
 Luke the labourer. Domestic dr. Buck- 
 stone 2,113 
 
 Luria. Trag. K. Browning 2,262 (class 23) 
 Lust's dominion. Trag. Marlowe .3,99 
 Lustspiel am fenster. P. Kotzebue 21,2202 
 Lyar. Footo .... 6,142 
 
 — See Liar. 
 
 Lying valet. F. Garrick 7,107;5,142;1,143; 
 
 8,191 
 
 Lysistrata. C. Aristophanes . 66;57 
 
 Macbeth. Trag. Shakspeare 3,24;25;7,63; 
 
 10,76;i),S0;7,124;4,136;3,141;212;7,221 
 Macbeth. Trag. [imitee del' Anglais.] Duels 
 
 2,3140 
 
 Macbeth travestie. Northall . 5,113 
 
 Macduff's cross. Sir W. Scott 6,204 (class 23) 
 Macias. Larra . . . 2,25 (class 34) 
 Mad dogs. F. J. Moore . . 23,113 
 Mad lover. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40 
 Mad prophet. C. Giraud . . 199 
 
 Mad world, my masters. Middleton 2,98 
 
 Madelaine. Mrs. V. Cunningham 33,221 
 
 Mademoiselle de Belle-Isle. A. Dumas 
 
 3224 
 
 — Same, trans, and altered by F. A. Kem- 
 
 ble 24,210 
 
 Madre amorosa. C. Goldoni . 18,2321 
 Mafemmeetmonparapluie. V. Laui'encin 
 
 4181 
 
 Magico prodigioso. Calderon 3,2 (class 34) 
 Magnetic lady. B. Jonson . 45 
 
 Maguiflque. C. Sedaine . . 4463 
 
 Maguyl'ycence. Skelton . 2,448 (class 23) 
 Mahomet (Fanatisme). Trag. Voltaire 
 . 3,3897;3900;3,4S68 
 
 — Same in English, by J. Miller 14,71; 
 
 12,141;2,142;2,143 
 Maid in the mill. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Maid of Bath. Foote . . 5,142 
 
 Maid of Croissey. Gore . . 4,113 
 
 Maid of honour. Tragi-com. Massinger 21 
 Maid of Marieudorpt. Kuowles 69;70 
 
 Maid of Orleans. Schiller 3,128 (class 33) 
 Maid of the mill. Co. Bickerstaff 33,71; 
 7,107;6,141;.5,142 
 Maid of the oaks. Burgoyne . 5,142;7,107 
 Maid with the milking-pail. Cd. Buck- 
 stone . . • . . 31.113 
 Maidens of Trachis. Sophocles 2,54 
 
 — See Trachinite. 
 
 Maid's last prayer. Southern . 2,162 
 
 Maid's revenge. J. Shirley . 1,97 
 
 Maid's tragedy. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40;1,142 
 
 Maid's tragedy (altered by Knowles and 
 called The bridal) . . 6,221 
 
 Maison de Penarvau. Sandeau 5356 
 
 Maitre Guerin. C .\ugier . 4666 
 
 Maitresse an logis. Cv. Scribe 2,3736 
 
 Make your wills. F. Mayhew and Smith 
 
 16,113 
 
 Mai casados de Valencia. Guillen de Cas- 
 tro ... . 1,2 (class 34) 
 Malade imaginaire. Cb. Moliere 3596;4594 
 
 — Same in English, under title Doctor 
 
 Last 5,142 
 
 Malcontent. J. Marston and Webster 2,83 
 Malcontent, induction to. J. Webster 4,81 
 Malcoutenti. C. Goldoni . . 14,2.521 
 Male coquette. Garrick . . 5,142 
 
 Malheurs d' uu amant heureux. Cv. Scribe 
 
 7,3736 
 
 Malvina. Cv. Scribe . . 5,3736 
 
 Man of the world. Macklin 24,71;7,107; 
 
 16,141;1,143 
 
 Man with the iron mask. Adapted by W. 
 
 J. Lucas .... 29,221 
 
 Man without a head. F. Wooler 34,113 
 
 Manager's daughter. Int. E. Lancaster 
 
 36,113 
 
 Mailanas de abril y mayo. C. Calderon 
 
 3,2 (class 34) 
 
 Manfred, a dramatic poem. Byron 34; 
 
 . 4,35;5,335 (class 23) 
 Maniac lover. See Michael Erie. 
 Manlius Capitolinus. Trag. Lat'osse 1,3140 
 Mann von vierzig Jahren. L. Nach dem 
 Fr. des Fagan. Kotzebue 5,2202 
 
 Mann von Wort. S. Iflland . 3,529 
 
 Manolo. Ramon de la Cruz 5,2 (class 34) 
 Marble heart. C. Selby . . 34,221 
 
 Marco Spada. J. P. Simpson . 13,221 
 
 Marguerite. Dram, morale . 4224 
 
 Marl confident. C. Destouches 10,4481 
 
 Marl retrouv6. C. Dancourt . 3133 
 
 Maria Stuarda. Trag. Alfieri . 4,2522 
 
 — See Mary Stuart. 
 
 Mariage d'argent. C. Scribe . 1,3733 
 
 Mariage de raison. Cv. Scribe et Varner 
 
 4,3736 
 
 Mariage enfantin. Cv. Scribe et Delavigne 
 
 1,.3736 
 
 Mariage fait et rompu. Dufresny 3133 
 Mariage force. C. Moliere . 3541;4594 
 Mariages d'aujour d'hui. Bourgeois et De- 
 courcelle .... 3098 
 
 Mariamne. Trag. Fenton . 14,71;2,142 
 
 Mariamne. Trag. Voltaire 1,3897;1,4S68 
 Marie. Dr. idylle. Kotzebue . 46;2202 
 Marino Faliero. Trag. Byron 34;4,35;6,335 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Marion Delorme. Hui,'0 . . 340S;4605 
 Marius, history and fall of. Trag. Otway 
 
 2,195 
 
 Marraine. Cv. Scribe, Lockroi, et Chsibot 
 
 5,3736 
 
 Married and single. C. Poole . 10,221 
 
 Married bachelor. F. P. P. O'Callaghan 
 
 18,113 
 
 Married life. C. Buckstone . 17,221 
 
 Married rake. F. C. Selby . 9,113 
 
 Marta la piadosa. C. Molina 4,2 (class 34) 
 Martyr. Baillie ... 1,2 
 
 Martyr of Antiuch. Milmau 1,619 (class 2:^) 
 Mary Stnart. Trag. Alfleri . 2,1 
 
 — See Maria Stuarda. 
 
 Mary Stuart. Trag. Schiller 210 (class 24) ; 
 3,128 (class 33) 
 Mary's birthday. G. H. Miles . 31,221 
 
 Masken. Liedersp. Kotzebue . 38,2202 
 Masks and faces. C. T. Taylor and C. 
 Reade .... 30,221 
 
 Masque. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 
 Masques. T. Middleton . . 5,98 
 
 Massacre. Trag. Inchbald 1289 (class 30) 
 Massacre at Paris. Marlowe . 9.3;2,99 
 
 Massaniello. Mus. dr. G. Milner 25,221 
 Massere. C. Goldoni . . 27,2521 
 
 Match. C. Baillie ... 3.2 
 
 Match in the dark. Ct. Dance 28,113 
 
 Matilda. Trag. [after Amelie, on Leduc de 
 Foix]. T. Francklin 25,141;2,142 
 
 Matrimonio perconcorso. C. Goldoni 13,2-521 
 Matrimony. Petite opera. Altered from the 
 French by J. Kenney . 14,113 
 
 Matteo Falcone. Md. Oxberry 24,113 
 
 Max Helfenstein. L. . . . 31,2202 
 Mayor impossible. C. Vega 2,2 (class .34) 
 Mayor rauuotruo los zelos. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Mayor of Garratt. Foote 7,107;5,142;1,143 
 
 11,191 
 
 Mayor of Queenborough. T. Middleton 
 
 1,98 
 
 Mazeppa. H. M. Milner . . 23,221 
 
 Measure for measure. Shakspeare 1,24;25; 
 
 ],61;2,62;3,63;1,65;3,76;1,80;1,124;2,136; 
 
 2,141 
 
 Mechant. C. Gresset . . 3136;4451 
 
 Medea. Trag. Euripides . 48;.50 
 
 Medea. Trag. Glover . . 1,71 
 
 Medecin malgre lui. C. Molifere 4,3541;4594 
 
 — See Mock doctor. 
 
 Medico de su honra. Calderon 3,2 (class .34) 
 Medico olandeso. C. Goldoni . 16,2521 
 Medisant. C. Destouches . 2,4481 
 Meg's diversion. Craven . 43,221 
 Melanide. C. La Chaussee . 4452 
 Melanie. La Harpe . , 4456 
 Melicerte. Pastorale. Molifere 4,3.541 ;4o94 
 Melodrame en 3 actes en prose. C. P. De 
 Kock .... 4833 
 Memoires d'un colonel. Cv. Scribe et Mel- 
 esville .... 2,3736 
 Menaechmi. Plantus . 1,53;3,185 
 Menemuos. C. Timoneda 1,2 (class 34) 
 Menscheuhaszund Keue. S. Kotzebue 1,2202 
 Meuschenhasz und Reue (umgearb.) Kotze- 
 bue 40,2202 
 
 Monteur. C. Corneille . 3129;4,3162'3 
 
 — See Bugiardo; Liar; Lying lovers; Ver- 
 
 dad sospeclicsa. 
 Menteur veridique. Cv. E. Scribe 2,3736 
 Mercaderamante. G.deAguilar 1,2 (class 34) 
 Mercanti. C Goldoni . . 14,2521 
 Mercator (Merchant.) C. Plautus 2,53;2,185 
 Merchant of Bruges. Kinnaird 7,107 
 
 Merchant of Venice. Shakspeare 2,24;25; 
 
 2,61;3,62;4,63;1,64;1,65;4,76;2,S0;2,124; 
 3,]36;4,141;8,221 
 Mercure galant. C. Boursault 3132;4443 
 Mere coquette. C. Quinault . 4460 
 
 M^re coupable. Beaumarchais 4447;3,4832 
 Merope. Trag. Alfieri . . 6,2.322 
 
 — Same in English . . 2,1 
 Merope. Trag. A. Hill . . 6.71 
 Merope. Trag. Voltaire 4,3S97;3900;3,486S 
 Merrie tricks of Lamyngetowne. Chatter- 
 ton ... . 2,47 (class 23) 
 
 Merry monarch. J. H. Payne . 3,221 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Shakspeare 1,24; 
 
 25;1,61;2,62;3,63;1,64;1,65:2,76;1,80; 
 
 1,124;1,136;3,141;3I,221 
 
 Metamora. Burl. J. Brougham 32,113 
 
 Metromanie. C. Piron . . 3136 
 
 Michael Erie, the maniac lover. T. E. 
 
 Wilkes .... 31,221 
 
 Michaelmas term. T. Middleton 1,98 
 
 Michel ct Christine. Folie-va. Scribe et 
 
 Dupin .... 1,3736 
 
 Midas. Burl. K. O'Hara .''.,142;1,143 
 
 Middy ashore, the. F. W. B. Bernard 
 
 13,113 
 
 Midnight banquet. Md. . . 38,221 
 
 Midsummer-night's dream. Shakspeare 
 
 2,24;25;1,61;3,62;2,63;1,64;1,65;4,76; 
 
 2,80;2,124;2,136;14,221 
 
 — Same, arranged by Laura Keene 28,221 
 Milagros del desprecio. C. Vega 2,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Miles gloriosus. C. Plautus . 1,53;1,1S5 
 Miller and his men. Md. Pocock 2.5,221 
 Miller of New Jersey. J. Brougham 28,221 
 Miller's maid. Md. J. F. Saville 12,113 
 Mind your own business. M. Lemon 12,221 
 Minerali. Plunkett . . . 19,221 
 
 Minna von Barnhelm. C. Lessing220;l,2418 
 Minor. Foote .... 5,142 
 
 Miralda. M. M. Ballon . . 33,113 
 
 Miriam. D. poem. L. J. Park 20S 
 
 Mirra. Trag. Alfleri . . 6,2;522 
 
 Misanthrope. C. Moliere 4,3341;4594 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 164 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Mischief making. Interl, Buekstone ] 7,113 
 Miser. C. Fielding 30,71;4,142;3.192 
 
 Miser. C. Plautus . . . 1,53;2,185 
 Miserables. C. Hugo . . 2521 
 
 Misogyn. L 1,2418 
 
 Miss iu her teens. F. Garrick .'5,142;2,143 
 Miss Lucy in town. Sequel to Virgin un- 
 masked. F. H. Fielding 5,192 
 Miss Sara Sampson Trau. Lessing 2,2418 
 Mistake. C. Vanbru<?h 41;20,71;3,142 
 Mr. and Mrs. Peter White. F. R. J. Ray- 
 mond .... 30,113 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lecture. E. Stirling 
 
 21,113 
 
 Mithridate. Trag. Racine 3632;4461;.')493 
 
 Mob cap. Drama. H.Paul . 7,113 
 
 Mock doctor. Fielding 5,142;1,143;12,191: 
 
 3,192 
 
 — See Medecin malgre lui. 
 
 Modern husband. C. Fielding 3,192 
 
 Mceurs du temps. C. Sauriu . 3137;4462 
 Moglie saggia. C. Goldoni . 7,2.521 
 
 Mohammed. Trag. G. H. Miles 144 
 
 Moise. Trag. Chateaubriand . 5411 
 
 Moissouneurs. C. Favart . 4448 
 
 — See Rosina. 
 
 Molifere. C. Goldoni . 11,2521 
 Molino. C. Vega . 2,2 (class 34) 
 Moll Pitcher. J. S. Jones . 29,221 
 Momentous question. E. Fitzball 32,221 
 Money. C. E. L. Bulwer . 153; 1,221 
 Monsieur de Pourceaugnac. Cb. Moliere 
 3541:4594 
 
 — See Nouveau Pourceaugnac. 
 Monsieur Jovial. Cv. Th6aulon et Cho- 
 
 quart .... 4181 
 
 Monsieur Jules. C, melee de chant. Lurine 
 
 et Deslandes . . . 5224 
 
 Monsieur Thomas. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40 
 
 Monsieur Touson. F. Moncrief 16,113 
 
 Morayma. Trag. Martinez de la Rosa 2,1 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Morbinose. C. Goldoni . . 28,2521 
 
 Morbinosi 28,2521 
 
 More blunders than one. F. Rodwell 23,113 
 More dissemblers besides women. T. Mid- 
 
 dloton .... 3,98 
 Mormons. T. D. English . 26,'22l 
 Morning call. Ct. Dance . 8,113 
 Morose good man. C. Goldoni 199 
 Mort d'Abel. Trag. Legouve . 2,3140 
 Mort de Cesar. Trag. Voltaire 4,3897;3900; 
 2,4868 
 
 — See Julius Caesar. 
 
 Mort de Pompee. Trag. Corneille 2,3162 
 Mort d'Abelle. Azione sac. Metastasio 
 10 2523 
 Mostellaria. C. Plautus '. '. 2,53;3,185 
 Mother Borabie. J. Lilly . 2,82 
 
 Mother-in-law (Hecyra.) C. Terence 9,186; 
 
 189 
 
 Mots k la mode. C. Boursault 4443 
 
 Mountaineers. G. Colman, jr. 22,141;8,221 
 
 Mourning bride. Trag. Cougreve 41; 19, 
 
 . 25,141;1,142;1,143;12,191 
 
 Much ado about nothing. Shakspeare 1,24; 
 
 25;l,61;2,62;4,6j;;l,64;l,65;3,76;2,80; 
 
 . 2,124;2,136;7,221 
 
 Mudarse por mejorarse. Zarate 5,2 (class 34) 
 
 Mundel. S. Iffland . . . 10,529 
 
 Muerete y veras! Breton de los Herreros 
 
 5,2 (class 34) 
 
 Muet. C. Brueys et Palaprat . 4445 
 Mulatto. Romant.-dr. H. C. Andersen 606 
 Mummy. F. W. B. Bernard . 27,113 
 Munecas de Marcela. Cubillo 5,2 (class 34) 
 Musard ball. Extrav. J. Brougham 20,113 
 Muses rivales. La Harpe . 44.5? 
 Mnsicomanie. C. See Lo Texier 4,4832 
 My fellow clerk. F. Oxenford 25,113 
 My husband's ghost. Comic int. J.M.Mor- 
 ton 29,113 
 
 My husband's mirror. Ct. W. W. Clapp, j r. 
 
 26,113 
 
 My neighbor's wife. P. A. Bunn 11,113 
 My son Diana. F. A. Harris . 30,113 
 
 My spouse and I. Op.-f. C. Dibbin 7,107 
 My wife's husband. F. Challis 16,113 
 
 My wife's mirror. C. E. G. P. Wilkins 
 
 13,113 
 
 My young wife and my old umbrella. F. 
 B. Webster . . . 27,113 
 
 Mydas. J. Lilly . . . 2,82 
 
 Myrrha. Trag. Alfleri . . 3,1 
 
 Mysterious mother. Trag. Walpole 2,142 
 
 Nachtwachter. Posse. Korner 3,532 
 
 Naiad Queen. Op. spectacle. Dairy m pie 
 
 38 221 
 Nanine. C. Voltaire' 3136;5,3897;4,4868 
 Natal dl Giove. Azione teat. Metastasio 
 
 12,2523 
 
 Nathan der weise. Lessing . 2,2418 
 
 Nathan the wise. Lessing . 215 
 
 Nature and philosophy. F. . 24,113 
 
 Nature's nobleman. C. Pardee 13,221 
 
 Naval engagements. C. Dance 4,113 
 
 Nave del Mercader. Auto. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class .34) 
 
 Neck, or nothing. Garrick . 5.142 
 
 Negersclaven. Kotzebue . . 6,2202 
 
 Neighbor Jackwood. J. T. Trowbridge 
 
 37,221 
 
 Nell Gwynne. D. Jerrold . 59 
 
 Neptune's defeat. J. Brougham 21,113 
 
 Nervous man. W. B. Bernard . 5,221 
 
 Neue fraueuschule. L., nach Le secret du 
 menage. Kotzebue . . 33,2202 
 New footman. Burl. C. Selby 8,113 
 
 New inn. B. Jonson . . 45 
 
 New way to pay old debts. Massinger 21; 
 .3,142;1,143;.5,221 
 Nice valour. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 Nicholas Nickleby. P. E. Stirling 33,113 
 Nick of the woods. L. Medina 34,221 
 
 Nicomede. Trag. Corneille . 3162 
 
 Night and morning. J. Brougham 18.221 
 Night walker. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 Nina de Gomez Arias. C. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Niiia encasa, la, y la madre en la mascara. 
 
 C. Martinez de la Rosa 1,2;2,5 (class 34) 
 
 Ninette ^ la cour. C. Favart . 3137;4448 
 
 Nise lastimosa. Trag. Bermudez 1,2 
 
 (class .34) 
 
 Niselaureada. Trag. Bermudez 1,2 (class 34) 
 Nitetti. Metastasio . . . 8,2523 
 
 No! ! Operetta .... 15,113 
 
 No hay vidacomola honra. C. Montalvan 
 
 4,2 (class 34) 
 
 No mas mastrador. C. Larra 2,25 (class 34) 
 No siempre lo peer as cierto. C. Calderon 
 
 3,2 (class .34) 
 
 Noble gentleman. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Noble heart. G. H. Lewes . 40,221 
 
 Nonjuror. See Hypocrite. 
 Norah Creina. E. Stirling . 26,113 
 
 Norman Maurice. Trag. Simms 1,362 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Northward Hoe. Decker and Webster 1,81 
 Nos intimes. C. Sardou . . 3725 
 
 Not a bad judge. J. R. Planche 40,221 
 Nothing to nurse. F. Walcot 17,113 
 
 Nouveau Pourceaugnac. Cv. Scribe et 
 Poirson .... 1,3736 
 
 Nuevo muudo. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 
 Nuit venitienne. A. de Musset 3596 
 
 Numaucia. Trag. Cervantes 1,2 (class 34) 
 Number one. F. W. Brough . 25,113 
 
 Nuovo rico. C. Nota . . 2518 
 
 Oamitie. Cv. Scribe et Varner 10,3736 
 Oath of office. Trag. Cannon . 198 
 
 Object of interest. F. Stocqueler 25,113 
 Obstacle imprevu. C. Destouches 6,4481 
 Octavia. Trag. Alfleri . . 2,1 
 
 — See Ottavia. 
 
 Octavia. Trau. Kotzebue . 15,2202 
 Octavia bragaldi. Trag. C. M. S. Barnes 4 
 Odd mistake. C. Goldoni . 199 
 
 Oedipe. Trag. Voltaire 1,3897;3900;1,4868 
 Oedipe chez Admfete. Trag. Duels 2,3140 
 CEdipus. Trag. Dry den and Lee 2,71 
 
 (Edipus Coloneus, (or CEdipus at Colonos.) 
 
 Trag. Sophocles 27;28;51;54;55 
 ffidipus tyrannus (or (Edipus, king of 
 
 thieves.) Trag. Sophocles 27;28;51; 
 
 54;55 
 
 O'Flannigan and the fairies. J. Brougham 
 
 11,113 
 
 Old and young. Salmon . . 36,221 
 
 Old bachelor. C. Congreve 41;24,71;3,142 
 
 Old guard 4,113 
 
 Old heads and yonng hearts. BoucicauU 
 
 8,221 
 
 Old law. Massinger, Middleton & Rowloy 
 
 21;1,98 
 
 Old maid. A. Murphy . . 6,142 
 
 Old maids. C. Knowles . . 69;70 
 
 Old man. M. Howitt . . 145 
 
 Old man taught wisdom. F. Fielding 4,192 
 Old wives' tale. G. Peele . 115 
 
 Olimpiade. Metastasio . . 5,2523 
 Olympic. Trag. Voltaire 7,3897;.5,4868 
 Oliver Twist. Burl. Almar . 29,221 
 
 Omnibus. F 4,113 
 
 On ne badine pas avec I'amour. A. de Mus- 
 set .... 3596 
 On ne saurait peuser a tout. A. de Musset 
 
 3596 
 
 On ne s'avise jamais de tout. Op6ra-com. 
 
 Sedaine . . . 4463 
 
 Oncle d'Amerique. Cv. Scribe et Mazeres 
 
 4,3736 
 
 One coat for two suits. Cd. Walcot 15,113 
 O'Neal, the great. N. H. B. Clarke 42,221 
 Onze jours de siege. C. Verne et Wallut 
 . . . . 3888 
 
 Opfer-tod. S. Kotzebue . . 12,2202 
 Opportunity. J. Shirley . . 3,97 
 
 Opposite neighbors. P. J. H. Paul 19,113 
 Orators. Poote .... .5,142 
 
 Oreste. Trag. Alfleri . . 2,2522 
 
 Oreste. Trag. Voltaire . 5,3897;4,4868 
 Orestes. Trag. Alfleri . . 1,1 
 
 Orestes. Trag. Euripides . 1,.50 
 
 Organe des Gehirns. L. Kotzebue 20,2202 
 Originaux. C. Fagan . . 3135 
 
 Orlando Furioso. R. Greene . 115 
 
 Oroonoko. Trag. Southern l.'),71:14,141; 
 . 1,142;1,143:2,162;11,191 
 Orphan. Trag. Otway 7,71;23,141;1,142; 
 1,143;9,191;3]93 
 Orphan of China. Trag. A. Murphy 13,71; 
 
 2,142;2,143 
 
 Orphelin de la Chine. Trag. Voltaire 
 . 6,3897;.3900;4.4868 
 Orti esperidi. Metastasio . 11,2523 
 
 Oscar. C. Scribe . . . 2,3733 
 
 Ossawattomie Brown. Mrs. J. C. Swayze 
 
 29,221 
 
 Osteria della posta. C. Goldoni 6,2.521 
 Othello. Trag. Shakspeare 7,24;25;7,61:16, 
 63;11,76;10,S0:S,124,10,136;2,141;3,221 
 Otho, the great. J. Keats 284 (class 30) 
 Othon. Trag. Corneille . . 3,3163 ' 
 
 Ottavia. Trag. Alfleri . . 3,2522 
 
 — See Octavia. 
 
 Otto of Wittelsbach. Trag. Babo 4,165 
 Our gal. F. S. D. Johnson . 10,113 
 
 Our Jemimy. F. H. J. Conway 12,113 
 Our wife. Cd. J. M. Morton . 25,113 
 
 Ours et le pacha. Cv. Scribe et Saintine 
 
 1,3736 
 
 Out to nurse. F. T. Williams 32,113 
 
 P. P., or, the man and the tiger. F. T. Parry 
 
 11,113 
 
 Pace fra le tre dee. Festa teat. Metastasio 
 
 12,2523 
 
 Pace fra la virtu e la bellezza. Metastasio 
 
 11,2523 
 
 Pachter Feldkiiramel. Fastnachtspiel. 
 
 Kotzebue . . . 28,2202 
 Paddy Carey. Interl. T. Power 9,113 
 
 Paddy the piper. Cd. J. Pilgrim 8,113 
 Padlock. Com. op. Bickerstaff 9,107;5,142; 
 
 1,143 
 
 — Farce. Bickerstaff . 16,191 
 Padre di faraiglia. C. Goldoni 2518;3,2521 
 Padre per amore. C. Goldoni . 20,2521 
 Pagenstreiche. Posse. Kotzebue 19,2202 
 Painter of Ghent. D. Jerrold . 59 
 Palladio conservato. Metastasio 11,2523 
 Pamela fanciulla. C. Goldoni 2,2.521 
 Pamela maritata. C. Goldoni 2,2.521 
 Pandore. Op. Voltaire . 3,3S97;3,486S 
 Pandorens Biichse. Burl. trag. Kotzebue 
 
 27,2202 
 
 Pandosto. R. Greene . . 1,77 / 
 
 Papagey. S. Kotzebue . . 4,2202 
 
 Par droit de conquete. C. Logouve 4696 
 Paracelsus. R. Browning 1,262 (class 23) 
 Parades oyen. C. Alarcon 5,2 (class 34) 
 Parasitaster; or, the fawne. J. Marston 
 
 2,83 
 
 Parasite. C. Plautus . . 1,53;4,185 
 Parents and guardians. Cd. . 16,221 
 
 Paria. Trag. C. Delavigne . 3,4197 
 
 Parliament of love. C. Massinger 21 
 
 Parlyamente of sprytes. Chatterton 2,47 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Parnaso accusato e difeso. Metastasio 
 
 11,2523 
 
 Parnaso confuso. Festa teat. Metastasio 
 
 12,2523 
 
 Parrain. C. Scribe, Poirson, et Melesville 
 
 1,3736 
 
 Partenope. Festa teat. Metastasio 12,2523 
 Partie de chasse. C. Colle . 3138 
 
 Partie de dames. Feuillet . 3317 
 
 Partie et revanche. Cv. Scribe, Francis, 
 
 et Brazier . . . 2,3736 
 
 Partir a tiempo. C. Larra 2,25 (class .34) 
 Pas de fascination. F. Coyne . 34,113 
 
 Pasar del arroyo. Vega . 2,2 (class 34) 
 Pasquin. Dr. satire. Fielding 4,192 
 
 Passing cloud. W. B. Bernard 11,221 
 
 Passione di Gesu Cristo. Azione Sac. Metas- 
 tasio .... 10,2523 
 Pastorale comique. Molifere . 3541 
 
 Patrician's daughter. Trag. J. W. Marston 
 
 32 221 
 Patron. Foote .... 6|l42 
 
 Paul Pry. C. J. Poole . . 10,221 
 
 Pauline. Adapted from the Fivnch 17,221 
 Pauvres d'esprit. C. L. Lavu. . 3487 
 
 Pauvrette. BoucicauU .' . 29,221 
 Peace. C. Aristophanes . . 46;56;57 
 Pearl of Savoy .... 43,221 
 
 Peep behind the curtain. Garrick 6,142 
 Pelayo. Trag. Quintana . 5,2 (class 34) 
 P61opide8, on Atr6e et Thyeste. Trag. Vol- 
 taire .... 9,3S97;7,4868 
 Pensionnaire mariee. Cv. Scribe 8,3736 
 People's lawyer. C. J. S, Jones 31,221 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 165 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Percy. Trag. H. More . . 1,143 
 
 Percy's masque. Hillhouse . 1,20 
 
 Pere prodigue. C, Dumas fils. 4-526 
 
 Pfere terrible. C. melee de chant. Lurine 
 et Deslandes . . . 5224 
 
 Perfection. T. H. Bayly . . 4,221 
 
 Pericles. Trag. Shakspeare 6,24;7,63;2,64; 
 8,71;12,76;4,S0;9,124;9,136 
 Peril en la demeure. C. Feuillet 4048 
 
 Perle noire. C. Sardou . . 3727 
 
 Perplexing predicament. Burl. C. Selby 
 
 31,113 
 
 Perro del hoi-telano. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 Persecuted Dutchman. F. S. Barry 19,113 
 Persee. Trag.-lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 
 Persian. C. Plautus . . . 2,53;.5,1S5 
 Persians. Trag. .ffischuylus . 34 
 
 Personation. Com. int. Mrs. C. Kemble 
 
 15,113 
 
 Peruviana. C. Goldoni . . 22,2.521 
 Pet of the petticoats. 0. Buckstone 30,113 
 Peter Wilkins ; or, the flying islanders 
 
 19,221 
 
 Petite sceur. Cv. Scribe et Mulesville 2,3736 
 Pettegolezzidelledonne. C. Goldoni 22,2521 
 Phaedra and Hippolitus. Trag. E. Smith 
 
 2,71 
 
 Phaeton. C. Boiirsault . . 4443 
 
 Phantom. Mus. dr. Baillie . 2,2 
 
 Phantom. Boucicault . . 21,221 
 
 Phedre. Trag. Racine 3121;3632;4461;.i493 
 Phenomenon in a smock frock. Cd. W. 
 Brough .... 19,113 
 
 Philaster. Trag. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 1,40;16,71;1,142 
 Philinte de Moliere. C. Fabre d'Eglantine 
 
 3139 
 Philip. Trag. Alfieri' ". ', 1,1 
 
 — See Filippo. 
 
 Philip of Maine. M. Howitt . 145 
 
 Philip Van Artevelde. Dr. romance. H. 
 
 Taylor .... 38 
 
 Philippe. Cv. Scribe, Melesvllle, et Bayard 
 
 6,3736 
 
 Philoctete. Trag. La Harpe . 31.30;44.'56 
 Philoctetes. Trag. Sophocles . 27;23;51;5j 
 Philosophe marie. C. Destouches 3135; 
 
 3,4481:4487 
 
 — La critique du. Destouches 3,4481 
 Philosopbe sans le savoir. C. Sedaine313S; 
 
 4463 
 
 Philosophes amoureux. C. . 3,4481 
 
 Philota.s. Tr. Lessing . . 2,2418 
 
 Phoenician virgins. Trag. Euripides 48;50 
 Phoenix. T. Middleton . . 1,98 
 
 Phormo. Terence . _ . . 9;186;189 
 Piano lie Berthe. C, melee de chant. Bar- 
 
 iere et Murger . . 5328 
 
 Picarillo en Espana. C. Canizares 5,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Piccoloraini. [Part of Wallenstein, which 
 
 see.] 
 Picture. Tragi. -com. Massinger 21 
 
 Pierre de touche. C. Augier et Sandeau 
 
 3031 
 Pilgrim. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40 
 Pilot. E. Fitzball . . . 16.221 
 
 Pinto. C. Lemercier . . 3139 
 
 Pippa passes. R. Browning 1,262 (class 23) 
 Pirate. M. Howitt . . 145 
 
 Pirate of tlie isles. N. H. B. Clarke 42,221 
 Pirate's legacy. C. H. Saunders 41,221 
 Pizarro. [From Die Spanior in Peru, by 
 
 Kotzebue ] R. B. Sheridan 31; 
 
 . 12,141;2,143;1,165;3,221 
 
 Place h la cour. C. Biard 4224 
 
 Plaideurs. C. Racine 3120;3632;4461;.5493 
 
 Plaindcaler. C. Wycherly . 41;3,142 
 
 — Same, altered by Bickerstaff 20,71 
 Plaute. C. Lemercier . . 3139 
 Pleasant neighbor. F. Mrs. E. Planche 
 
 8,113 
 
 Pluie et le beau temps. C. Gozlan 3372 
 Plutus. C. Aristophanes . . 2,56:57 
 Pobreza, amor, y fortuna. Figueroa 5,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Po-ca-hon-tas. Extrav. J. Brougham 9,113 
 Podesta's daughter. Dram, sketch. Boker 
 . 308;416 (class 23);.5a (class 24) 
 Poenulus. C. Plautus . . 2,53;4,185 
 Poeta fanatico. C. Goldoni . 15,2521 
 Poetaster. B. Jonson . 45 
 
 Point of honor. C. Kemble . 13,141 
 
 Polinice. Trag. Al fieri . . 1,2522 
 
 Polinices. Trag. Alfieri . . 1,1 
 
 Politician. J. Shirley . . 5,97 
 
 Polly Honeycombe. G. Colman 9,107;6,191 
 Polyeucte. Trag. Corneille 1,3162;3163 
 Poor gentleman. C. G. Colman, jr. 6,141; 
 
 2,221 
 
 Poor of Hew York. By the * * * * club 
 24,221 
 Poor Pillicoddy. F. J. M. Morton 27,113 
 Poor scholar. M. Howitt . . 145 
 
 Pope of Rome. Boucicault . 29,221 
 
 Popping the question. F. Buckstone 8,113 
 
 Por lapuente Juana. C. Vega 2,2 (class 34) 
 
 Por su rey y por su dama. Bances de 
 
 Candamo . . . 5,2 (class 34) 
 
 Posthaus in Treuenbrietzen. L. Kotzebue 
 
 21,2202 
 
 Poule et ses poussins. C. Najac 5208 
 
 Pour et le contre. Feuillet . 3317 
 
 Pourceaugnac. See Monsieur de P. 
 Precieuses ridicules. C. Moliere 3541 ;4594; 
 
 3,4832 
 
 Prejuge k la mode. C. La Chaussee 3134; 
 
 4452 
 
 Premio del bien hablar. C. Vega 2,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Pretty girls of Stillberg. F. . 37,113 
 
 Pretty piece of business. C. T. Morton 
 
 10,113 
 
 Pride of the market. Cd. Planche 2,113 
 Primer flor del carmelo. Auto. Calderon 
 
 3,2 (class 34) 
 
 Princely bride^ Amelia of Saxony 2,173 
 Princesse de I'Elide. Cb. Molifere 3541;4.594 
 Princesse de Navarre. Cb. Voltaire 4,3897 
 
 3,4868 
 
 Principles form character. C. Wehner 
 
 22,113 
 
 Printer's devil. F. Planche . 4:3,221 
 Prinzessia von Cacambo. Kom. op. Kotze- 
 bue 39,2202 
 
 Prisoner of war. C. D. .Terrold 87 
 
 Prisonnier. C. melee de chants. Duval 
 
 3 4832 
 Prodigo. C. Goldoni . . 12,2521 
 Projector. C. Nota ... 199 
 
 Prometheus bound. E.B.Browning 286; 
 
 299 (class 23) 
 
 Prometheus chained. Trag. iEschuylus 34 
 Prometheus unbound. Lyr. dr. P. B. 
 Shelley . . . 1,256 (class 23) 
 Promotion. Va. Planch6 . 21,113 
 
 Prophet of St. Paul's. D. P. Brown 134 
 Prophetess. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 Proserpine. Trag. -Lyr. Quinault 4460 
 Protegee sans le savoir. Cv. Scribe 10,3736 
 Provoked husband. C. Vanbrugh and 
 Cibber 41;9,107;20,23,141;3,142;2,143; 
 
 3.191 
 
 Provoked wife. C. Vanbrugh 41;24,71 
 
 .3,142:2,143 
 
 Prude. C. Voltaire . . 4,3S97;3,4868 
 Prudencia en la muger. C. Molina 4,2 
 
 (class .34) 
 
 Pseudolus. C. Plautus . . .53:3,185 
 Psyche. Trag.-bal. Moliere . 3541:4.594 
 Puff. C. Scribe .... 3,3733 
 
 Puntigli domestici. C. Goldoni 21,2-521 
 Pupilla. C. Goldoni . . 13,2.521 
 
 Pupille. C. Fagan . . . 3135 
 
 — See Guardian. 
 
 Pure gold. W. Marston . . 41,221 
 
 Putnam. Military dr. N. H. Bannister 
 
 39,221 
 
 Putta onorata. C. Goldoni . 7,2.521 
 
 Pyrrhus. Trag. Crebillou . 4479 
 
 Quaker. Com. op. C. Dibdin . 9,107:1.143 
 Quaker. S. Kotzebue . . 32,2202 
 Quash. F. Geo. Brookes . . 37,113 
 
 Queen mother. Swinburne . 158 
 
 Queen of Corinth. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Question d' argent. C. Dumas fils 3291 
 Quiet family. F. Suter . . 30,113 
 
 Quiproquo. C. Brueys et Palaprat 4445 
 
 Raffaele. Wilks . . . 36,221 
 
 Rag-picker of Paris. E. Stirling 14,221 
 Raggiratore C. Goldoni . . 13,2521 
 Ragotin. C. La Fontaine . 4453 
 
 Raising the wind. F. J. Kenney 4,113 
 Raoul barbe bleu. C. Sedaino 4463 
 
 Raphaella. Tragodie. Andersen 606 
 
 Raquel. Trag. Huerta . 5,2 (class 34) 
 Raymond. M. Howitt . . 145 
 
 Raymond and Agnes. M. G. Lewis 24,221 
 Rebecca. Cv. Scribe . . 9,3736 
 
 Recruiting ofiicer. C. Farquhar 41;10,107; 
 
 4,142:2,143 
 
 Recruiting sergeant. Bickerstaff 10,107; 
 
 . . . . • . . . 1,143 
 
 Red mask . John Brougham . 20,221 
 
 ireaShnpliiTIr. Feuillet . . 3317 ;3319;3 520 
 Refusal, C. Cibber . . . 18,71 ;9,107 
 Regicide. Trag. Smollet . . ]16 
 
 Regular fix. F. J. M. Morton . ' 36,113 
 Rehbock. L. Kotzebue . . 34,2202 
 Rehearsal. C. [With key.] Buckingham 
 
 21,71 ;3,142 
 
 Reinar despues de morir. Trag. Guevara 
 
 5,2 (class 34) 
 
 Reise nach der Stadt. L. Iffland 2,529 
 
 Relapse. C. Vanbrugh . . 41 
 
 Remorse. Trag. S. T. Coleridge 10;2,445 
 
 (class 2:3) 
 
 Renegade. Tragi com. Massinger 21 
 
 Rendezvous. Operetta. Ayton 16,113 
 
 Rent day. D. Jerrold . . 69;4,221 
 Re pastore. Metastasio . . 8,2523 
 
 Reprisal. C. Smollet . . 116 
 
 Respectable Gesellschaft. Posse. Kotzebue 
 
 37,2202 
 
 Retired from business. C. D. Jerrold 87 
 Retour imprevu. C. Regnard 2,4832 
 
 Retribution. T.Taylor . . 19,221 
 
 Return of the Druses. Trag. 2,262 (class 23) 
 Rene versohnt. S. Iflland . 1,.529 
 
 Reve, un 4224 
 
 Reve du mari. C. Andrieux . 3138 
 
 Kevenge. Burl. Chatterton 1,47 (class 23) 
 Revenge. Trag. E. Young 9,107;8,22,141; 
 2,142;1,143;17,191 
 Reveries renouvelees des Grecs. Parodie. 
 
 Favart .... 3137 
 
 Revers de la medaille. Proverbe 4225 
 
 Review. Mus. F. G. Colman, jr. .3.5,221 
 Revolutionary soldier. F. Jaimson .34,113 
 Rhadaminstre et Zenobie. Trag. Crebillon 
 
 4479 
 
 Rhadamisthe et Zonobie. Trag. Crebillon 
 
 1,3140 
 
 Rhesus. Trag. Euripides . 2,50 
 
 Ricco insidiato. C. Goldoni . 18,2521 
 Richard. See King Richard. 
 Richard Coeur de lion. C. Sedaine 4463 
 Richard Cajur de lion. Hist, romance. Gen. 
 
 Burgoyne . . . 10,191 
 
 Richard Coeur de lion. 0. Burgoyne 10,107 
 Richelieu. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton 6,141:1.53; 
 
 1,221 
 
 Ricochets. C. Ittiitee de Picard 4224 
 
 Rienzi. Trag. Mitford. Re-arranged by 
 
 J. W. Wallack . . 22,221 
 
 Rights of man. C. 0. S. Leland 29,113 
 Rip Van Winkle. C. Burke . 22,221 
 
 Risette. Va. About . . 300S 
 
 Ritorno dalla villeggiatura. C. Goldoni 
 
 5,2521 
 
 Rival queens ; or, the death of Alexander 
 
 the great. Trag. N.Lee 1,107; 
 
 . 16,22,141;1,142;2,143 
 Rivals. C. Sheridan 31;9,107;18,141:4,142; 
 l,143;l,191:4,221 
 Road to ruin. C. Holcroft 17,24,141;7,221 
 Roaring girl. Middleton . . 2,98 
 
 Rob Roy Macgregor. Op. play. Pocock 
 
 11,221 
 
 Robber of the Rhine. Almar . 23,221 
 
 Robber's wife. Pocock . . 32,221 
 
 Robbers. Trag. Schiller . 5,165;13,221 
 
 — Same .... 4,128 (class 3:3) 
 Robert Emmet. Jas. Pilgrim . 37,221 
 Robert Macaire. Md. C. Selby (trans.) 3,113 
 Roberto Dillon. Larra . . 2,25 
 Rodogune. Trag. Corneille . 2,3162 
 Rodolphe. Scribe et Melesville 2,3736 
 
 Roi boit. Va 4225 
 
 Roi et le fcrmier. C. Sedaine . 4463 
 
 Roi s'arause Hugo . . . 3411;4605 
 Roland. Trag.-lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 
 Roland for an Oliver. F. T. Morton 23,113 
 RoUii's Tod. Trau. Kotzebue . 5,2202 
 
 — See Pizarro. 
 
 Roman actor. Trag. Massinger 21 
 
 Roman d'unjeunehommepauvre. C. Feuil- 
 let 5429 
 
 Roman father. Trag. Whitehead 3,71 ;9, 107; 
 . 15,141 ;2,142;2, 143:10,191 
 
 Romance 'after marriage. C. F. B. Good- 
 rich and F. L. Warden . 24,221 
 
 Romance and reality. J. Brougham 15,221 
 
 Romance of a poor young man, adapted 
 from Feuillet. P. Edwards and L. 
 Wallack .... 29,221 
 
 Romance under difficulties. F. F. C. Bur- 
 nand 14,113 
 
 Rome gauv6e, ou Catilina. Triag. Voltaire 
 3900 ;4, 4868 
 
 — See Catilina. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet. Trag. Shakspeare 7,24; 
 25;7,61;12,63;2,64;10,76;8,80;10,1.36: 
 4, 141 ;6, 221 
 Romiero. Trag. Baillie . . 1,2 
 
 Romolo ed Ersilia. Metastasio 9,2523 
 
 Rory O'More. S. Lover . . 22,221 
 
 Rosamond. Swinburne . . 158 
 
 Rosamunda Trag. Alfieri . 2,2-522 
 
 — Same in English ... 2,1 
 Rosamunde. Trau. Korner . 3,532 
 Rose et Colas. C. Sedaine . 1,4463 
 Rose of Arragon. Knowles . 3,69;2,70 
 Roseof Ettrick VMle. T. J. Lynch 17,221 
 Rose of Killarney. E. Stirling 17,221 
 Rosen des Herrn von Malesherbes. Kotze- 
 bue 38,2202 
 
 Rosenmadchen. Kom. op. von Theaulon 
 Kotzebue .... 39,2202 
 
 Rosiere de Salenci. C. Favart 4448 
 
 Rosina. Com. op. [From " Les moisson- 
 eurs."] Mrs. Brooke 9,107;.5,142;1,143 
 
 Rosina Meadows. Adapted by C. H. Saund- 
 ers 30,221 
 
 Rough diamond. F. Buckstone 6,113 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 166 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Royal convert. N. Rowe . . 2,163 
 
 Royal master. .T Shirley . 4.97 
 
 Riibezahl S. Kotzebue . , fl0,2202 
 Rudens C. Plautus . . . 2,.5.3;2,18.i 
 Riickkehr der Frey willigen. L. Kotzebue 
 
 47,2202 
 
 Enggiero. Metastasio . . 9,2-52:5 
 
 Ruiuen von Athen. N. Kotzebue 30,2202 
 Rule a wife and have a wife. C. Beaumont 
 and Fletcher 1,40;28,71:10,107;14,141; 
 3,142;2,143;10,191 
 Rural felicity. C. Buckstone . 33,221 
 
 Rus.se iu Deutschland. L. Kotzebue 2:3,22ii2 
 Rusteijhi. C. Goldoui . . 25,2.521 
 Ruth Oakley. ■Williams and Harris 36,221 
 
 Sabots, les. Op. -com. S6daino 4464 
 
 Saco de Roma. C. Cueva . 1,2 (class .34) 
 Sacontala ; an Indian drama by Ciilibas. 
 (Works of Sir W. Jones, vol. 9) 2Sa-2.54 
 Sad shepherd. B. Jonson . . 4.5 
 
 Sailor of France. J.B.Johnstone 20,221 
 St. Clement's eve. H. Taylor 3,747 (clas.s 23) 
 
 — Same 114 
 
 St Cupid. C. D. Jerrold . . S7;7,113 
 Saint Genest. Trag. Rotrou . 1,3140 
 
 St. Patrick for Ireland. J. Shirley 4,97 
 St. Patrick's day. F. Sheridan 31 
 
 St. Patrick's eve. T. Power . 2,113 
 
 Saint's traijedy. C. Kingsley 399 (class 23) 
 Salome the daughter of Herodias 121 
 
 Salvoisy. Cv. Scribe, de Kougemont, et 
 
 Decoraberousse . . . 8,3736 
 
 Sammtrock. L. Kotzebue . 20,2202 
 
 Samson. Op. Voltaire . 2,3897 ;2,4868 
 
 Samson Agonistes. Milton 3.3.5S:473;-549; 
 
 . 613;1,688 (class 23) 
 
 — Same 24,71 
 
 Sant' Elena. Azionesac. Metastasio 10,2523 
 Santo natale. Metastasio . . 10,2523 
 Sapho and Phao. J. Lilly . 1,82 
 
 Sardauapalus. Trag. Byron 34;4,3.5;7,.3.35 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 — Same, adapted by C. Kean 13,221 
 Satin in Paris. C. Selby (from Clairville 
 
 et Damarin) . . . 30,221 
 
 Saul. Trag. Alfieri . . . 5,2522 
 
 — Same, in English . . 3,1 
 Saiil. Voltaire .... 5,4868 
 Sbogar. C. melee de couplets. P. T. B. 4181 
 i^capin. See Cheats ; Fourberies. 
 
 Scene in the life of an unprotected female. 
 
 Se-i Unprotected, etc. 
 Schatz. L. Leasing . . . 1,2418 
 
 Schauspieler wider willen. L. Kotzebue 
 
 44,2202 
 
 Scheiuverdienst. S. Iffland . 4,529 
 
 Schelmi.sche Freyer. L. Kotzebue .36,2202 
 Scheming parasite (Phormio.) L. Terence 
 
 9,186;189 
 
 Schlaue witwe. Posse. Kotzebue 10,2202 
 Scholar. C. Buckstone . . 35.221 
 
 School for authors. C. Tobin . 25,141 
 
 School for fathers ; or, Lionel aud Clarissa. 
 Com. op. Bicker-taff 3.3,71;13,141 
 School for lovers. C. Whitehead 30,71 
 School for prejudice. C. T. Dibdin 21,141 
 School for rakes. C. Mrs E. GrifHths 2(i,71 
 School for scandal. C. Sheridan 31;2,143; 
 
 1,221 
 
 School of reform. C. Morton 17J41;23,221 
 School of the world. Fr6d6ric II. 5,36 
 
 (class 33) 
 
 School fellows. D. Jerrold . .59 
 Schreibepult. S. Kotzebue . 11,2202 
 Schule der Frauen. L. (von Molifere.) Kot- 
 zebue 36,2202 
 
 Schutzgeist. Kotzebue . 30,2202 
 
 Scornful lady. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40 
 Scozzesse C. Goldoui . . 10,2521 
 Sculptour. C. Beaunoir . . 1,4832 
 
 Sculptor's daughter. Cannon . 198 
 
 Scuola di ballo. C. Goldoui . 17,2 21 
 Scythes. Trag. Voltaire . 8,3897 ;6, 4868 
 
 Sea of ice 15,221 
 
 Sea voyage. Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 Second Brutus. Trag. Alfieri . 3,1 
 
 — See Bruto Secondo. 
 
 Second love. Cd. J. P. Simpson .34,221 
 Seconde ann6e. Cv. Scribe et Molesville 
 
 6,3736 
 
 Secret. F 3,113 
 
 Secret du tn6nage. See Neue Frauenschule. 
 Secret revele C. Palaprat . 4445 
 Secret service. Planche . . 4,113 
 Secretary. Knowles . . . 2,69;2,70 
 Secrets worth knowing. C. T. Morton 194 
 Seduction. C. Holcroft . . 2"',141 
 Seeing Warren. F. Adapted from Morton's 
 "Seeing Wriglit" . . 35 113 
 Seeschlacht und Meerkatze. Posse. Kot- 
 zebue 24,2202 
 
 Sej anus ; his fall. B. Jonson . 24 45 
 
 Self. C. Mrs. S. F. Bateman . 21,221 
 
 Self-tormentor (hcautoutimorumeuos.) C. 
 
 Terence .... 9;186;189 
 
 Semele. 0. W. Congreve . 41 
 
 Semiramide. Metastasio . . 3,2523 
 
 Serairarais. Trag. Crebillon . 4479 
 
 Semiramis. Trag. Voltaire 5,3897;.3900; 
 
 3,4868 
 
 SenorValiente. 0. G. H. Miles 41,221 
 
 Sent to the tower. F. J. M. Morton 28,113 
 Separation. Trag. Baillie . 2,2 
 
 Serious family. C. M. Barnett 10,221 
 
 Sermeat d' Horace. C. H. Murger 3588 
 Sertorius. Trag. Corneille . 3162 
 
 Sertorius ; or, the Roman patriot. D. P. 
 Brown .... 135 
 
 Serva amorosa, la. C. Goldoui 6,2.521 
 
 Servants by legacy. F. J. Pilgrim 33,11.3 
 Servitore di due badroni. C. Goldoni 
 
 11,2521 
 
 Seven chiefs against Thebes. Trag. .ffischy- 
 
 lus 34 
 
 Seven clerks. T. E. Wilks . 15,221 
 
 Seven temptations. M. Howitt 145 
 
 Seven years of a soldier's life. J. B. Howe 
 
 36,221 
 
 Sganarelle. C. Moli^re . . 3.541:4594 
 Shaker lovers. S.D.Johnson 32,113 
 
 Shakspeare's dream. Hist, pageant. J. 
 Brougham . . . 21,113 
 
 Shandy Maguire. By J. Pilgrim 31.221 
 Shawl. L. Kotzebue . . 36.2202 
 
 She stoops to conquer. C. Goldsmith 26,71: 
 . 10,107;4,142;1,143;4,191;10,221 
 She wou'd and she wou'd not. C. Gibber 
 23,71;10,107;12,141;3,142;13,191 
 Shipwreck. C. Plautus . . 2,53;-?,185 
 Shocking events. F. Buckstone 36,113 
 
 Shoemaker of Toulouse. F. S. Hill 32,221 
 Shylock. Talfourd . . . 17,113 
 
 Si de las ninas. C. Moratin 5,2 (class 34) 
 Si no vieran las mugeres. C. Vega 2,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Siamese twins. F. Beckett . 28,113 
 
 Sicilian summer. H. Taylor 3,747 (class 2.31 
 Sicilien. Cb. Moliere . . 3541;4594 
 Sidnei. C. Gresset . . . 4451 
 
 Siege de Calais. Trag. Belloy 1,3140 
 
 Siege of Damascus. Trag. J. Hughes 11,71; 
 10,107 ;1,142;2 143 
 Siege of Valencia. Dr. poem. F. Hemans 
 
 2,112 (class 23) 
 
 Siface. Metastasio . . . 2,2523 
 
 Silberne Hochzeit. S. Kotzebue 8,2202 
 
 Simple histoire. Cv. Scribe et de Courcy 
 
 4,37.36 
 
 Simpson & Co. John Poole . 8,221 
 
 Sior Todero brontolon. C Goldoni 28,2521 
 Sir Anthony Love. Southern . 1,162 
 
 Sir Clyomon and Sir Clamydes. G. Peele 
 
 115 
 
 Sir Harry Wildair. C. Farquhar 41;30,71; 
 
 4,142 
 
 Sir John Cockle at court. Dodsley 5,142 
 Sir Thomas Wyat. Dickers and Webster 
 
 1,81 
 
 Siroe. Metastasio . . . 1,2523 
 
 Sisters. J. Shirley . . . 5.97 
 
 Six degrees of crime. Md. F. S. Hill 30,221 
 Sixteen string Jack. L. Rede . 25,221 
 
 Skeleton witness. Rede . . 25,221 
 
 Sketches in India. F. T. Morton 12,221 
 Slasher and Crasher. F. J. M. Morton 4,113 
 Smanie per la villeggiatura. C. Goldoni 
 
 251 8 ;5, 2521 
 
 Socrate. Voltaire . . ^ 6,3897;4,4868 
 Soeur de Jocrisse. C. Melee de couplets. 
 Varner et Duvert . . 4181 
 
 Soeursdelait .... 4224 
 
 Sofonisba. Trag. Alfieri . 5,2522 
 
 — See Sophoni.sba. 
 
 Sogno di Scipione. Metastasio 11,2523 ;2.5.30 
 Soldier's courtship. C. J. Poole 33,113 
 Soldier's daughter. C. A.Cherry 13,221 
 Soldier's fortu ne. C. Otway . 2,195 
 
 SBIon Slilh'glJr'ISee People's lawyer 31,221 
 Somebody else. F. Plancho . 29,113 
 
 Somnambule. Cv. Scribe et Poirson 1,3736 
 Son of the night. C. Gayler . 22,221 
 
 Son of the wilderness. Dr. poem. F. Halm 35 
 
 — Same, under title of Ingomar, adapted 
 
 by Maria Lovell . 12,221 
 
 Sonnenjnngfrau. S. Kotzebue ■ 2,2202 
 Sopbonisba. Trag. V. Alfieri . 3,1 
 
 — See Sofonisba. 
 
 Sophonisba. Trag. J. Marston 1,83 
 
 Sophonisbe. Trag. Voltaire 8,3S97;6,4868 
 Sorgen ohne Noth und Noth ohne Sorgen. 
 L. Kotzebue . . . 26,2202 
 Sorrow of Teresa. M. Howitt . 145 
 
 Soul's tragedy. R. Browning 2,262 (class 23) 
 Sourd. C. Desforges . 3139;4,4832 
 
 — Imitee de Desforges . . 4225 
 
 — Com.-foliede Desforges. R6duite 4181 
 Spanier in Peru. Trau. Kotzebue 5,2202 
 
 — See Pizarro 
 
 Spanish curate. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40 
 
 Spanish friar (or fryar.) C. Dryden 17,71; 
 
 3,142 
 
 Spanish gipsy. T. Middleton and W. Row- 
 ley 4,98 
 
 Spanish student. Longfellow 141:277;879 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Sparbiiche. L. Kotzebue . . 16,2202 
 Spartacus. Trag. Saurin . . 3140;4462 
 Spartan dame. Southern . . 2,162 
 
 Spectre bridegroom. F. Moncrieff 24,113 
 Speed the plough. C. T. Morton 17,141; 
 
 6,221 
 
 Spiegel. L. Kotzebue . . 42,2202 
 Spiegelritter. 0. Kotzebue . 3,2202 
 
 Spieler. S. Iffland . . . 4. .529 
 
 Spirit of seventy-six; a prophetic drama. 
 Mro. D. Curtis . . . 225 
 
 Spirit of vengeance. Nack 756 (class 23) 
 Spirito di contradizione. C. Goldoni 23.2521 
 Spoiled child. F. Hoare . . 17,113 
 
 Sposa persiana. C. Goldoni . 26,2521 
 Sposa sagace. C. Goldoni . 19.2521 
 
 Stage-struck Yankee. F. Durivage 27,113 
 Staple of news. B. Jonson . 45 
 
 State secrets. F 11,113 
 
 Stepmother. C. Terence . . 9;186;189 
 Steward. Adapted by S. Beazley 34,221 
 Stichus. C. Plautus . . . 53;4,185 
 Still waters run deep. C. T. Taylor ;«,221 
 Strafford. Trag. R. Brownintr 699 (class 23) 
 Stranger. Kotzebue . 15;i41;l,165;2,221 
 Strandrecht. S. Kotzebue . 21,2202 
 
 Stratagem defeated. C. Plautus 2,53;5,185 
 Stricknadeln. S. Kotzebue . 12,2202 
 Stripling. Trag. Baillie . . 221 
 
 Stumme. L. Kotzebue . . 22,220 
 
 Such things are. Inchbald . 11,142 
 
 Sudden thoughts. F. T. E. Wilks 31,113 
 Siihne. Trau. Korner . . ^ 2,.532 
 Suite du Comte d'Albert. Op. com. Sedaine 
 
 4463 
 
 Suite de Menteur. C. Corneille 3162 
 
 Sultan. P. Bickerstaff 10,107;.5,142;3,191 
 Sultan Wampum. Scherzsp. Kotzebue 
 
 2,2202 
 
 Supper in Dixie. F. Triplet . 37,113 
 
 Supplicants. Trag. JEschylus 34 
 
 Supplicants. Trag. Euripides . 48;.50 
 
 Surgeon of Paris. J.S.Jones . .32,221 
 
 Surprises. Cv. Scribe . . 9,37.36 
 
 Surrender of Calais. G. Colman, jr. 16,141 
 Suspicious husband. C. Hoadly 10,107; 
 . 11,20,2.3,141;4,142;1,143;12,191 
 Sweethearts and wives. C. J. Kenney 
 
 10,221 
 
 Swiss cottage. Mus. burl. T. H. Bayly 
 
 10,113 
 
 Swiss swains. Operetta. B. Webster 23,113 
 
 Take care of little Charley. F. J. Brougham 
 
 21,113 
 
 Tale of a tub. B. Jonson . . 45 
 
 Tambour nocturne. C. Destouches 5,4481; 
 
 4487 
 
 Tamburlaine the great. Marlowe 93;1,99 
 
 Tamerlaine. Trag. N. Rowe 8,71;11,107; 
 
 . 20,141;1,142;2,143;1,163 
 
 Taming of the shrew. Shakspeare 2,24; 
 
 25;2,61;3,62;1,64;1,65;4,76;.3,80;.3,124; 
 
 3,136 
 
 — Same, under title of Katharine and 
 
 Petruchio . . . 13,221 
 
 Tancred and Sigismunda. Trag. J. Thomson 
 
 14,71 ;11,107;14.141;2,142;1,143;1,3,191 
 Tancrfede. Trag. Voltaire 7,3897 ;3900;5,486S 
 Tanis et Z61ide. Trag. Voltaire 2,3897 ;2,4868 
 Tantalus at law. Frederic II. 5,36 (class 33) 
 
 Taquinet. Va 4225 
 
 Tarantola. C. Capacelll . 2518 
 
 Tarare. 0. Beaumarchais . 4477 
 
 Tartnfe, (orTartuffe.) C. Molifere 3541 :4594 
 
 — See Hypocrite. 
 
 Tartufi'e des moeurs. C. Ch6ron 3138 
 
 Tasse de th6. C. Nuitter et Derley 3610 
 Taste. Foote .... 5,142 
 
 Taubstumme (von Bouilly.) Kotzebue 
 
 10,2202 
 
 Teatro comico. Goldoni . . 1,2.521 
 
 Teddy Roe. F. Stirling . . 25,113 
 
 Teddy the tiler. F. . . . 24,113 
 Tejedor de Seabvia. C Alarcon 4,2 (class 
 
 34) 
 
 Temlstocle. Metastasio . 7,2523:2,530 
 
 Tempest. Shakspeare l,24;25;l,61;i,62; 
 
 2,63;1,64;'2,76;1,80;1,124;1,136 
 
 — The same adapted by T. Barry 16,221 
 Tempio dell' eternita'. Festa teat. Metas- 
 tasio .... 11,2.523 
 
 Temple beau. C. Fielding . 1,192 
 
 Temple de la gloire. Opera. Voltaire 4,3897; 
 
 3,4868 
 
 Temptation. See Irish emigrant 9,113 
 
 Ten nights in a bar-room. Wm. W. Pratt 
 
 43,221 
 
 Tender husband. C. R. Steele 18,71 ;11, 107; 
 
 4,142:2,143 
 
 Tentation. Feuillet . . . 3320,1 
 Teraminta. 0. H. Carey . 159 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 167 
 
 DRAMAS. 
 
 Terenzio. C. Goldoni . . 25,2.521 
 Terrex and Porrex. Trag. Sackville 521 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Testament de Cesar Girodot. C. Belot et 
 Villetard . . . 4550 
 
 Thai von Almoria. S. Kotzebue 32,2202 
 That blessed baby. F. J. G. Moore 10,113 
 Tliatnose! F. Woolf . . 35,113 
 
 Thebaide. Trag. Racine 3632:4461 ;5493 
 Theobald. Cv. Scribe et Varner 5,.3736 
 Theodosius. Trai.'. N. Lee 5,71;1,142 
 
 Therese. J. H. Payne . . 14,221 
 
 Thoseo. Trag. lyr. Quinault . 4460 
 
 Thesmophoruizusae. Aristophanes 2,.56;57 
 Thierry and Theodoret. Trag. Beaumont 
 and Fletcher . 2,40;10,142 
 
 Thomas Lavenette. F. . . 4225 
 
 Thomas of Torres. W. Howitt 145 
 
 Thraciau wonder. Comical hist. 4,81 
 
 Three guardsmen. C Rice . 18,221 
 
 Three weeks after marriage. A. Murphy 
 . ll,107;,5,142;l,143;S,22l 
 Thumping legacy. F. J. M. Morton 13,113 
 Ticket-of-leave-man. T.Taylor 42,221 
 
 Ticklish times. F. J. M. Mortoa 32,113 
 Timantlies. Trag. Hoole . 15,71 
 
 Time's a tell-tale. C. H. Siddons 10.141 
 Time works wonders. C. D. Jerrold 87 
 Titnoleon. Trag. Alfleri . 2,1 
 
 Timoleooe. Trag. Alfleri . 3,2.522 
 
 Time tries all. J. Courtney . 36,221 
 
 Timon of Athens. Shakspeare 5,24;25;4,62; 
 2,64;10,76;8,80;7,124;8,1.36 
 Titus and Berenice. Trag. Otway 1,195 
 Titus Andronicus. Trag. Shakspeare 6,24; 
 25;4,62;17,63;2,64;9,76;8,80)9,136 
 To oblige Benson. Ct. T. Taylor 11,113 
 To parents and guardians. (Waddilove, the 
 fat boy) . . . 16,221 
 
 To Paris and back. F. J. M. Morton 10,113 
 Tobacconist. P. Altered from Jonson's 
 Alchemist. F. Gentleman 11,107 
 Tochter Pharaonis. L. Kotzebue 40,2202 
 Todte Nesse. L. Kotzebue . 14,2202 
 Tom and Jerry. Burl. Moncrieflf 20,113 
 Tom and Jerry on a visit. See Life in 
 New York . . . 1.3,113 
 
 Tom Cringle. E. Fitzball . 18,221 
 
 Tom Noddy's secret. F. T. H. Bayly 3.5,113 
 Tom Thumb. See Tragedy of tragedies. 
 Ton de Paris. C. Biron . . 4,4832 
 
 Toni. Korner .... 2,532 
 
 Tontine. C. Le Sage . . 4457 
 
 Toodles 7,113 
 
 Toquera vizcaina. C. Montalvan 4,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 Torquato Tasso. Goethe . . 19 
 
 Torquato Tasso. C. Goldoni . 10,2521 
 
 Toujours. Cv. Scribe et Varner 7,3736 
 
 Tour de Babel. Folie-vaud., imitee de 
 
 Labiche et Lefranc . 4225 
 
 Tour de Nesle. Dumas . . 14,221 
 
 Toussaint I'Ouverture. Poemedr. Lamar- 
 
 tine .... 3477 
 
 Town and country. C. T. Morton 9,221 
 
 Trachiniae (or Trachiuian virgins.) Trag. 
 
 Sophocles . . 27;28;51;55 
 
 — See Mnideus of Trachis. 
 
 Tragedy of errors. M.L.Putnam 108 
 
 Tragedy of succe.ss. M. L. Putnam 109 
 Tragedy of tragedies ; or, life and death of 
 
 Tom Thumb the great. Fielding 
 5,142;l,143;2,192 
 Traitor. J. Shirley . . . 2,97 
 
 Treasure. C. Plantus , . 1,53;2,185 
 Tresor cache. C. Dostouches . 9,4481 
 
 Trick to catch the old one. T. Middleton 
 
 2,98 
 
 Trinummus. C. Plautus . 1,53;2,185 
 
 Trionfo d'amore. Festa teat. Metastasio 
 
 12,2523 
 
 Trionfo di Clelia.' Metastasio 9,2523 
 
 Trip to ScarborouL'h. Sheridan 31;11,107 
 Trip to Scotland. F. Whitehead 5,191 
 
 Trip to the jubilee. Farquhar 21,71;3,107 
 
 — Sequel 30,71 
 
 Triple marriage. C. Destouches 5,4481 ;4487 
 Triumph of beauty. J.Shirley 6,97 
 
 Triumph of honour — love — death — time 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher 2,40 
 
 Triumph of peace. J.Shirley . 6,97 
 
 Triumverat. Trag. Cr6billon . 4479 
 
 Triumvirat. Trag. Voltaire 7,3897;5,486» 
 Troades. Trag. Euripides . 2,.50 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. Shakspeare 5,24;'25; 
 
 . 7,61;4.02;12,63;2,64;9,76;7,80;7,136 
 Trois cousines, les. Com. Dancourt 3133 
 Trois sultanes. C. Favart 3137;4447 
 
 Truculentus. C. Plautus . 2,.53;4,185 
 
 Trumpeter's daughter. F. Coyne 35,113 
 Trying it on. F. W. Brough . 27,113 
 
 Tu amor. C. Larra . 2,25 (class 34) 
 
 Tumble-down-Dick. Fielding 5,192 
 
 Turcarot. C. Le Sage . . 3134:4457 
 Turn him out. F. t. J. Williams 37,113 
 Turned head. F. Beckett , 28,113 
 
 Tutore. C. Goldoni . . 9,2521 
 
 Twelfth night. C. Shakspeare 1,24;23:2,61; 
 
 2,62; 3,63; 1,64; 1,65; .5,76; 3,80: 3,124; 
 
 1,136:4,141; 8, 221 
 
 Twenty minutes with a tiger. F. Adapted 
 
 from the French . . 33,113 
 
 Twenty per cent. F. . . 11,107 
 
 Twice-told tale. F. Wooler . 34,113 
 
 Twin brothers. C. Plautus . 1,53;3,185 
 Twiu rivals. C. Farquhar . 41 
 
 Two b'hoys. Burl. Dance . 36 113 
 
 Two Bonnycastles. F. J. M Morton 6,113 
 Two buzzards. F. J. M. Morton 24,113 
 Two can p4ay at that game. Petit com. 
 
 Pierron and Laferriere 29,113 
 
 Two Foscari. Trag. Byron 34;4,35;7,335 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Two friends. Lacy . . . 12,221 
 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. C. Shakspeare 
 
 l,24;25;l,61;l,62; 2,63:1,64; 1,65; 2,76; 
 
 1,S0;1,124;1,136;4,221 
 
 Two Gregortes. Op. farce . 9,113 
 
 Two loves and a life. T. Taylor and C. Reade 
 
 34 221 
 Two misers. Mus. f." K. O'Hara 11,107; 
 
 5,142 
 
 Two noble kinsmen. Trag. Shakspeare 
 
 and Fletcher . . 40:2,142 
 
 Two queens. Petite C. Buckstone 13,113 
 'Twould puzzle a conjuror. Cd. J. Poole 
 
 6,113 
 
 u. A. w. g. Schwank. Kotzebue 43,2202 
 Ubaldo. Trau Kotzebue . 29,2202 
 
 Ueble Laune. S Kotzebue . 46,2202 
 Ugolino. J, B. Booth . . 15,221 
 
 Uhr und die Mandeltorte. Kotzebue 4.5,2202 
 Una della ultimo sere dicarnov. C. Goldoni 
 
 30,2521 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. G. L. Aiken 28,221 
 Undiue. G. Soane . . . 26,221 
 
 Unfinished gentleman. F. C. Selby 13,113 
 Cngarns erster Wohlthater. Vo. Kotzebue 
 
 34,2202 
 
 Ungliicklichen. L. Kotzebue . 45,2202 
 Uniform des Feldnarschalls. L. Kotzebue 
 
 39,2202 
 
 Universal gallant. C. Fielding 4,192 
 
 Unnatural combat. Trag. Massinger 21 
 Unprotected female. F. Coyne .30,113 
 
 Unser Fritz. S. Kotzebue . 14,2202 
 
 Unsichtbare Madchen. Intermezzo. Kot- 
 zebue .... ;33,2202 
 Unvermahlte. Kotzebue . 2:3,2202 
 
 Unwarrantable intrusion. Comic int. J. M. 
 Morton .... 30,113 
 
 Uomo diniondo. C. Goldoni . 20,2.521 
 Uomo prudente. C. Goldoni . 23,2521 
 Upholsterer.' A. Murphy . 5,142 
 
 Urne. Pastel. Feuillet . . .3316 
 
 Urtheil des Paris. C. Kotzebue 40,2202 
 Used up. C. C.Mathews . 2,113 
 
 Usurper's fate ; Usurper's fortune. Se» 
 Zapolya. 
 
 Valentinian. Beaumont and Fletcher 1,40 
 Valerie. C. E. Scribe . . 1,37:33 
 
 Valet de sham. F. C. Selby . 33,113 
 
 Valiente justiciero. C. A. Moreto 4,2 
 
 (class :34) 
 
 Vaterfreude. Vo. Iffland . 9,529 
 
 Veau d'or. C. Montepin et Capendu 4.387 
 Vecchio bizarre. C. Goldoni . 15,2-521 
 Vedova scaltra. C. Goldoni . 2,2521 
 
 Vedova spiritosa. C. Goldoni 15,2521 
 
 Veillee. Divert. Destouches . 1,4481 
 
 Venceslas. Trag. Rotrou . 1,3140 
 
 Venice preserved. Trag. Otway 6,71;5,141; 
 . 1,142;1,14:3;7,191;3,195;3,22I 
 Ventaglio. C. Goldoni . . 5,2521 
 
 Vepres siciliennes. Trag. C. Delavigne 
 
 1,4197 
 
 Verbannte amor. L. Kotzebue 24,2202 
 
 Verbrechen aus ehrsucht. Familiengemiilde 
 
 Iffland .... 5,529 
 
 Verdad sospechosa. C. Alarcon 4,2 
 
 (class 34) 
 
 — See Menteur. 
 V6rite dans la vin. C. CoU6 . 4,.3519 
 
 Verkleidungen. Posse. Kotzebue 4',2202 
 Verliiumder. S. Kotzebue . 6,2202 
 
 Verlegenheit und list. L. Kotzebue 50,2202 
 Verlorne kind. S. Kotzebue . 46,2202 
 Vermont wool dealer. F. . . 22,113 
 
 Vero amico. C. Goldoni . 3,2521 
 
 Vero ommagio. Metastasio . 12,2i23 
 Verre d'eau. C. Scribe . . 2.37.33 
 
 Verschwiegene wider Willen. L. Kotzebue 
 
 25,221)2 
 
 Versohnung. S. Kotzebue . 7,2202 
 
 Verwandtschaften. L. Kotzebue 48,2202 
 Very woman. Tragi, com. Massinger 21 
 Vespers of Palermo. Trag. F. Hemans 112 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Veteran. J. L. Wallack . 28,223 
 
 Vetter aus Bremen. Korner . 3,521 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield . Coyne . 11,122 
 
 Victims. C. T. Taylor . . 24,221 
 
 Victor vanquished. C. Dance 25,113 
 
 Victorine. Buckstone . . 27,221 
 
 Vida es suefio. C. Calderon 3,2 (class .34 1 
 Vie de Boheme. C. Barriere et Murger 
 
 .5.329 
 
 Vie de Napoleon. Scene. Tousez 4181 
 Vielwisser. L. Kotzebue . 41,2202 
 
 Vierjiil.rige posten. Singsp. Korner 4,532 
 Vieux celibataire. C. Collin d'Harleville 
 
 313) 
 
 Vieux garden, et la petite flUe. Cv. Scribe 
 et Delavigne . . 2,;3736 
 
 Village. Feuillet . . . :3316 
 
 Village lawyer. F. . . . 20,113 
 
 Villeggiatura. C. Goldoni . 16,2,521 
 Vina del Sefior. Auto. Calderon 3,2 
 
 (class .34) 
 
 Viola. E. Maturin . . . 26,221 
 
 Violenzia. Trag. W. C. Roscoe 620 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Virgin martyr. Trag. Massinger 21 
 
 Virgin of the sun. Kotzebue . 1,165 
 
 Virgin unmasked. Mus. f. Fielding 11,107 
 
 — See Miss Lucy in town 
 Virginia. Trag. Alfleri . . 2,2.522 
 
 — Same iu English . . 1,1 
 
 Virginia. Trag.' L. Osbora . 219 
 
 Virginie. Trag. La Harpe . 4456 
 
 Virginius. Trag. Knowles . 1,70,4,221 
 Visite i\ Bedlam. Cv. Scribe et Poirson 
 
 1,37.36 
 
 Viuda de Padilla. Trag. Martinez de la 
 
 Rosa . . " . 2,1 (class 34) 
 
 Volpone ; or, the fox. C. B. Johnson 45; 
 
 3,142 
 
 Vormund. S. Ifliand . . 9,529 
 
 Votary of wealth. C. J. G. Holraan 21,141 
 
 Waddilove. See To parents and guardians 
 
 16,221 
 
 Wallace, the hero of Scotland. Barrymore 
 
 33,221 
 
 Wallenstein. Trag. Schiller 445 (class 23 ;) 
 
 . 10;33 (class 24 ;) 2,128 (class 33 :) 
 Wandering boys , . . 2.3,221 
 
 Wandering minstrel. F. Hen. Mavhew 
 
 26,113 
 
 Wanted — a widow. F. Boucicault and 
 
 Seymour . . . 17,113 
 
 Wanted— 1000 milliners. F. Coyne 26,113 
 Warlock of the glen. C. E. Walker 37,221 
 Wasps. C. Aristophanes . 56;57;186 
 
 Way of the world. C. Congrevo 41;.3,142 
 Way to get married. C. T. Morton 17,141; 
 
 194 
 
 Way to keep him. C. A. Murphy 14,141; 
 
 4,142; 2,143;6,191 
 
 Ways and means. C. G. Colman 1,143 
 
 Weakest goeth to the wall. Attrib. to J. 
 
 Webster . . . 4,81 
 
 Weathercock. F. Allingham . 5,113 
 
 Wedding. J. Shirley . . 1,97 
 
 Wedding day. C. Fielding . 5,192 
 
 Wedding day. Inchbald . 20,221 
 
 Wedding gown. D. Jerrold . 59 
 
 Weibliciie Jacobiner-clubb. L. Kotzebue 
 
 1,2202 
 
 Wenlock of Wenlock. Md. T. E. VVilks 
 
 17,221 
 
 Wept of Wish-ton- wish . . 20,221 
 
 Wer weisz, wozu das gut ist. Schwank. 
 
 Kotzebue . . . .50,2202 
 
 Werner. Trag. Byron 34;o,35;S,3;35; 
 
 (class 23;) 9,221 (class 24) 
 Werter. Trag. F. Reynolds . 21,141 
 
 West end. C. Boucicault . 30,221 
 
 West Indian. C. Cumberland 18,141;4,142: 
 
 2,193;4,191 
 
 Westindier. L. Von Cumberland. Kot- 
 zebue .... 31,2202 
 Westward hoe. Decker and Webster 1,81 
 What is she. C. ... 10,141 
 
 What you will. J. Marston . 1,83 
 
 Wheel of fortune. C. Cumberland 6,141 
 Which is the man. C. H. Cowley 10,141 
 White divel. Trag. J.Webster 2,81 
 
 White horse of the Peppers. Cd. Lover 
 
 3,113 
 
 Who's the dupe. F. H. Cowley 2,143 
 
 Who speaks first. F. Dance . 5,113 
 
 Who stole the pocket-book. F. J. M. Morton 
 
 30,113 
 
 Who wants a guinea. See Jonathan in 
 
 England . . . 40,221 
 
 Widow. T. Middleton . . .3,98 
 
 Widow's marriage. C. Boker 2,416 
 
 (class 23) 
 
 Widow's victim. F. C. Selby .3,113 
 
 Wife. Knowles . . 2,69;2,70;1,221 
 
 Wife for a month. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40 
 
 Wild goose chase. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 • 1,40 
 
 Wild Irish girl. J. Pilgrim . 221 
 
DRAMAS. 
 
 168 
 
 DRESSER. 
 
 Wild oat8. C. O'Keeffe . ll,141;31,22l 
 "Wildfang. L. Kotzebue . 4,2202 
 
 Wilhelm Tell. Schiller . 2,128 (class 33) 
 "William Ratcliff. Tras;. Heine 2,323 
 
 William Tell. Knowles . 1,70;.5,221 
 
 Willow copse. Boucicault . 31,221 
 
 Wine works wonders. See Inconstant 
 
 28,221 
 
 Winning a husband. Burl. Macfarreii 
 
 16,113 
 
 Winter's tale. Sliakspeare 3,24;2.3;3,61; 
 
 1,62; 1,64; 1,65; 5,76; 4,80; 3,124;4,136; 
 
 40,221 
 
 Wirrwarr. Posse. Kotzebue . 19,2202 
 Wise man of the east. C. Kotzebue 
 
 21,141 
 
 Wit at several weapons. Beaumont and 
 
 Fletcher . . . 2,40 
 
 Wit without money. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 1,40 
 
 Witch. T. Middleton . . 3,98 
 
 Witchcraft. Trag. Baillie . 3,2 
 
 Witty fair one. J. Shirley . 1,97 
 
 Witwe und das Keitpferd. Kotzebue 
 
 5,2202 
 
 Wives' excuse. Southern . 1,162 
 
 Wizard of the wave. J. T. Haines 27,221 
 Woman hater. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Woman in the moone. J. Lilly 2,82 
 
 Woman's prize. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2.40 
 
 Woman's wit. Knowles . 69;70 
 
 Woman's witchcraft. C. L'Estrange 60 
 Women, beware women. T. Middleton 
 
 4,98 
 
 Women pleased. Beaumont and Fletcher 
 
 2,40 
 
 Wonder. C. Centlivre 6,141:4,142:1,143; 
 
 1S,191;37,221 
 
 Wonder of women. Trag. J. Marston 1,83 
 Word to the wise. C. H. Kelly 28,71 
 
 World tost at tennis. T. Middleton and 
 
 W. Rowlev . . , 5,98 
 
 Worlde. Chatterton . 2,47 (class 23) 
 
 Wreck ashore. Buckstone . 33,221 
 
 Writing on the wall. Md. J. M. Morton 
 
 12.221 
 Waste. Dram, gedicht. Kotzebue 43,2202 
 
 Xerxes. Trag. Crebillon 
 Ximena. Trag. Gibber 
 
 4479 
 2,143 
 
 Yankee land. C. C. A. Logan 26,113 
 
 Yankee peddler. F. M. Barnett 22,113 
 
 Yelva. Cv. Scribe, Devilleneuve, et Des- 
 vergers .... 5,3736 
 
 Young actress. See Manager's daughter. 
 Young admiral. J. S'lirley . 3,97 
 
 Young Carthaginian. C. Plautus 2,53;4,185 
 
 Young Ifew York. C. Wilkins 24,221 
 
 Young scamp. F. E. Stirling 36,113 
 
 Young ward. Amelia of Saxony 2,173 
 
 Young widow. Eodwell . 10,11.3 
 
 Your five gallants. T. Middleton 2.98 
 
 Youthful queen. C. Shannon 25,221 
 
 Zaire. Trag. Voltaire 2,3S97;.3900;4868 
 Zapolya. S. T. Coleridge 2,445 (class 23) 
 Zara. Trag. [From Zaire.] A. Hill 2,142: 
 
 2,143;14,191;212 
 
 Zelina. C. A. Somerset . . 37.221 
 
 Zelos infundados. C. Martinez de la Rosa 
 
 2,1 (class .34) 
 
 Zeloso. C. Velasquez de Valasco 1,2 
 
 .... (class 34) 
 Zenobia. Metastasio . . 7,2523 
 
 Zenobia. Trag. A. Murphy . 2,142 
 
 Zerstreuten. !Posse. Kotzebue 39,2202 
 
 Zobeide. Traij. Cradock 3,785 (class 33) 
 Zoe. Cv. Scribe et Melesville 6,3736 
 
 Zoraida. Trag. Cienfuegos 5,2 (class 34) 
 Zorinski. T. MortoQ . . 194 
 
 Zriny. Trau. Korner . . 2,.5.32 
 
 Zugeraauerte fenster. L. Kotzebue .35,2202 
 Zuiime. Trag, Voltaire . 3,3897 ;2, 4868 
 Zuriickkunst des Vaters. Vo. Kotzebue 
 
 18,2202 
 
 Zvrey Nichten fiir Fine. L. Kotzebue 
 
 30,2202 
 
 Dramatic biography and bibliography. 
 
 — Baker, D. E. Biographia dramatica 24-3 
 Same, under title of Companion to the play- 
 house 24-179 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. C. Hand-book to dramatic litera- 
 
 ture 21-204 
 
 — Herloszsohn, K.,u A. Theater-Lexikon 34-2200 
 
 — Ochoa, E. de. Tesoro del teatro Espanol 34-2 
 
 — Oxberry, W. Dramatic biography 
 
 — Thespian dictionary (18th century) 
 
 — See Actors ; Stage ; Theatre. 
 Dramatic censor. T. Dutton 
 Dramatic miscellanies. T. Davies 
 Dramatic scenes. B. W. Procter 
 Dramatic scenes from standard authors. 
 
 30-1299 
 24-180 
 
 Dramatic sketch. Wm. G. Simms 
 Dramatis personse. R. Browning 
 Drames de la mer, les. A. Dumas 
 Drames de la vie lilteraire, les. H. "and C. 
 
 24-78 
 
 24-88 
 
 23-124 
 
 C. W. Smith 
 
 24-201 
 
 23-673 
 
 23-733 
 
 34-3200 
 
 Stieglitz 
 
 34-4651 
 
 Draper, J. C. Text-book on anatomy, physiology, 
 and hygiene, for the use of schools and fami- 
 lies. N. Y., 1866. 8» ... 10-588 
 Draper, J. W. History of the American civil war. 
 V. 1, 2. N. Y., 1867. 8" . . 26^-938 
 
 — History of the intellectual development of 
 
 Europe. N. Y., 1863. 8'' . 15-192 
 
 — Human physiology, statical and dynamical ; or, 
 
 the conditions and course of the life of man. 
 N. Y., 1856. S" . . . . 10-160 
 
 — Text-book on physiology, for the use of schools 
 
 and colleges, being an abridgment of the 
 
 author's Human physiology. N. Y., 1866 
 
 10-595 
 
 — Thoughts on the future civil policy of America. 
 
 N. Y., 1865 .... 2-039 
 
 Draughts. Pardon, G. F. (Crawley.) Chapter on 
 
 d 20-18 
 
 Draught-player's handbook. [Ed. by Walker] 
 
 20-208 
 
 Drawing. Armengaud, et al. Practical draughts- 
 man's book .... 5-615 
 
 — B^ll, E. Inventive drawing . 5-759 
 
 — Barnard, G. Drawing from nature 5-726 
 Course of geometrical d. 5-331 
 
 Practical geometry and perspec- 
 5-614 
 
 Illustrated London drawing-book 
 5-323 
 
 — Byrne, O. Draughtsman's assistant 6-992 
 
 — Cave, M. E. D. without a master 5-221 
 
 — Chapman, J. G. The American drawing-book 
 
 5-599 
 
 — Cole, H. Exercises for children . 5-430 
 
 — De Rheims, J. F. H. First practical lines in 
 
 geometrical d 6-832 
 
 Binns, W. S. 
 
 — Bradley, T. 
 
 tive 
 
 — Burn, R. S. 
 
 Drawing. Harding, J. D. Elementary art 5-607 
 
 Guide and companion to "Lessons on art" 
 
 5-617 
 
 — Hayter, C. Introduction to perspective, &c. 
 
 5-107 
 
 — Mahan, D. H. Industrial d. . 5-101 
 
 — Minifie, W. Text-book of geometrical d. 5-598 
 
 — Nicholls, W. A. National drawing-master 5-597 
 
 — Smith, R. S. Topographical d. . 5-611 
 
 — Sopwith, T. Isometrical d. .. . 5-124 
 
 — Theory of effect 
 
 — Tyrwhitt, R. St. 
 
 -380 
 
 — Walton, W. L. 
 
 — Warren, S. E. ' 
 
 operations 
 
 — Williams, B. 
 
 J. Handbook of pictorial art 
 
 5-311 
 
 The amateur's drawing-book 
 
 5-771 
 
 Manual of d. instruments and 
 
 6-937 
 
 Manual for teaching model d. 
 5-419 
 
 — Worthen, W. E. Cyclopsedia . 5-174 
 
 — See Art ; Geometry ; Perspective ; Shades and 
 
 shadows. 
 Drayson, A. W. Common sights in the heavens. 
 L., 1862 12-50 
 
 — Sporting scenes among the Kaffirs. L., 1858. 
 
 8« 28^-263 
 
 — Tales at the outspan ; or, adventures in the 
 
 wild regions of Southern Africa. L., 1862. 
 
 8» 28''-399 
 
 Draytons and Davenants. Mrs. E. Charles 18-3781 
 Dream, and other poems. C. E. S. Norton 23-165 
 Dream-life. D. G. Mitchell . . 18-2215 
 Dreamer, the. Wm. King . . . 33-44 
 Dreams. Brierre de Boismont, A. History of, .&c. 
 10-547 
 
 — Leland, C. G. Poetry and mystery of 23-089 
 
 — Seafleld, F. Curiosities of . . 15-283 
 
 — Sheppard, J. Mental and moral aspects of 
 
 ■. 15-295 
 
 — Theory of 15-313 
 
 Dreams within dreams. U. De Lazie . 18-914 
 
 Dreamthorp. A. Smith . . . 33-461 
 
 Dred. Mrs. H. B. Stowe . . . 18-3042 
 Dred Scott. See Scott, Dred. 
 
 Drei jahre von dreissigen. L. Rellstab 34-594,9 
 Dress. Crinoline from 1730 to 1804 . 5-693 
 
 — Merrifieid, M. P. Dress as a fine art 5-103 
 
 — See Costume ; Fashion ; Hats ; Manners and 
 
 customs. 
 Dresser, C. Art of decorative design, with an ap- 
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 flowers open, the characteristic flowers of the 
 months of all countries, and of the diversified 
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 — Popular manual of botany ; being a develop- 
 
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 without technical terms. E., 1860 9-88 
 
DRESSER. 
 
 169 
 
 DUBOURG. 
 
 Dresser, C. Unity in variety, as deduced from the 
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 Dressmaking life, facts in . . . 2-1027 
 
 Drew, B. A north-side view of slavery. The refu- 
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 Canada, related by themselves, with an ac- 
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 colored population of Upper Canada. B., 
 
 1856 30-1800 
 
 Drew, G. S. Scripture lands in connection with 
 their history. L., 1860 . . 32-953 
 
 Drew, J. H. Life, character, and literary labors of 
 Samuel Drew. N. Y., 1835 . 30-1632 
 Drew, S. Original essay on the immateriality and 
 immortality of the human soul ; founded 
 solely on physical and rational principles. 
 
 Ph., 1853 32-565 
 
 Drew, W. D. Geometrical treatise on conic sections, 
 with solutions. L., 1864. 2 v. . 14^177 
 
 Drewry, C. S. Supplement to the law and practice 
 of injunctions, containing cases decided since 
 1841. Ph., 1854. 8° . . v. 81 of 2-55 
 Drewry, G. O. Dyspepsia and nervous derange- 
 ment. L., 1865. 8° . . . 10-789 
 Drift, and other poems. G. Arnold . 23-856 
 Drifting about. S. C. Massett . . 18-2121 
 Drifting and steering. L. Palmer . 18-3935 
 Drinks. Thomas, J. How to mix d. 6-223 
 Driou, A. Les grandes femmes de France. P. 8" 
 
 84-4925 
 
 Droits de I'homme. J. de Premaray . 34-3627 
 Drops of water ; their inhabitants. A. Catlow 9-526 
 Dropsy. W. R. Basham . , . 10-665 
 Drowning. JIall, M. Prone and postural respira- 
 tion in 10-335 
 
 Droz, F. X. J. De la philosophic morale, ou des 
 differens systemes sur la science de la vie. 
 3me ed. P., 1824. . . . 34-4285 
 Drugs, medicines, «fec. Peirce, C. H. Examina- 
 tions of 10-277 
 
 Druids. Higgins, G. The Celtic d. . 27"-4022 
 
 — Nash, D. W. Taliesin; or, the bards and d. of 
 
 Britain 22-1161 
 
 Drummer boy. J. T. Trowbridge . 18-3321 
 Drummer boy of the Rappahannock. W. S. Dodge 
 
 30-1972 
 
 Drummond, H. Social duties on Christian princi- 
 ples. 4th ed. L., 1839 . . 32-1302 
 
 — Speeches in parliament, and miscellaneous pam- 
 
 phlets. L., 1860. 2 V. 8» . 33-675 
 
 Drummond, J. See Perth. 
 Drummond, S. R. On self-supporting schools. 
 
 Brighton, 1858. 8° . . . 13-224 
 
 Drummond, W. Poetical works. Ed. by W. B. 
 
 Turnbull. L., 1856 . . . 23-414 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-72 
 
 — Avctarivm bibliothecae Edinburgense, sive cata- 
 
 logus librorum quos Gulielmus Drummondus 
 
 ab Hawthornden Bibliothecae D. D. Q., anno 
 
 1627. E., 1815. 4° . . . 21-165 
 
 Drunkenness. Buxton, C. How to stop d. 2-1059 
 
 — Day, A. Methomania . . . 10-641 
 
 — Macnish, R. Anatomy of . . 10-76 
 
 — Winslow, F. Uncontrollable d. . 10-736 
 
 — See Alcohol ; Temperance. 
 
 Drury, A. H. Eastbury . . . 18-912 
 
 — Light and shade .... 18-913 
 
 — Misrepresentation .... 18-911 
 Drury, R. Adventures in Madagascar v. 5 of 
 
 30-1878 
 
 Drury, Wm. V. . Fatty disease of the heart, and 
 softening; with homeopathic treatment. L., 
 
 [I860.] 8» 10-536 
 
 Druses of the Lebanon. Carnarvon's recollections 
 of 28'>-362 
 
 — Chasseaud, G. W. Account of . 28''-264 
 
 — Churchill, C. H. D. of Mt. Lebanon SS^-SIS 
 
 Dryden, J. Works, in verse and prose, with life, 
 
 by John Mitford. N. Y., 1837,44. 2 v. 8» 
 
 23-272 
 
 — Poetical works. B., 1854. 5 v. . 23-365 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-74 
 
 — All for love ; tragedy. B. B. T. v. 12 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 1 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 25 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 16 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Don Sebastian. M. B. D. v. 1 . 24-142 
 
 — Fables from Boccaccio and Chaucer ; witli 
 
 memoir of the author. N. Y., 1855 23-789 
 
 — The Spanish fryar : comedy. B. B. T. v. 17 
 
 24r-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Scott, W. Life of . . . . 30-1806 
 
 — and Lee. Oedipus ; tragedy. B. B. T. v. 2 
 
 24-71 
 
 Dry docks. Stuart, C. B. Naval d. of U. S. 6-1026 
 Duane, J. C. Manual for engineer troops ; consist- 
 ing of ponton drill, rules for conducting a 
 siege, school of the sap, military mining, con- 
 struction of batteries. N. Y., 1862 6-595 
 Duane, W. Visit to Colombia, in 1822 and 23. 
 Ph., 1826. 8° . . . . 26^-28 
 
 — Relation of landlord and tenant in Pennsylvania. 
 
 Ph., 1844 2-31 
 
 Duane, W. J. Letters, addressed to the people of 
 the United States, in vindication of his con- 
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 — Narrative and correspondence concerning the 
 
 removal of the deposits, and occurrences 
 connected therewith. Ph., 1838. 8° 26»-815 
 
 — Biographical memoir of. Ph., 1868. 8° 30-2389 
 Du Barri, Mme. Memoires sur la ville, la cour, et 
 
 les salons de Paris sous Louis XV. P. 2 v. 
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 — Curiosities historiques sur. A. Le Roi 34-4578 
 Diiben, G. von. Microscopical diagnosis; trans., 
 
 with additions, by L. Bauer. N. Y., 1859. 
 
 8° 10-653 
 
 Duberly, Mrs. Henry. Campaigning experiences in 
 
 Rajpootana and Central India, during the 
 
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 28^-200 
 
 Dublin. Gilbert, J. T. History of the city 27"-! 442 
 
 — Report of taxation, and petition to parliament. 
 
 Dub., 1829 ..... 33-153 
 
 — Archer, Jos. Statistical survey of the county 
 
 27''-930 
 
 Observations on, by H. Dutton . 271^-931 
 
 Dublin international exhibition, 1865. Illustrated 
 record and descriptive catalogue ; compiled 
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 Dublin review. Vols. 50,51 (1861,2) and n. s., v. 
 3-10 (1864-8.) L., 8» . . 17-34 
 
 Dublin university'. Report of her majesty's com- 
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 — Taylor, W. B. S. History of . 18-236 
 Dublin university magazine, a literary and political 
 
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 Dublin young men's Christian association. Lectures 
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 Dubois, J. A. Description of the character, man- 
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 Ph., 1818. 8° . . . . 28''-43 
 
 Du Bois, W. E. See Eckfeldt, J. R. . 1-522 
 
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 Dubourg, G. The violin ; an account of the instm- 
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 1852 5-1083 
 
DUBOURa. 
 
 170 
 
 DUFFIELD. 
 
 Dubourg, J. H. (Huen-Dubourg [Pseud.]) See 
 
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 Du Breuil, A. Science and practice of grafting, 
 
 pruning, and training fruit trees. L., 1862 
 4-173 
 
 — Vineyard culture improved and cheapened ; 
 
 trans, by E. and C. Parker, with notes and 
 adaptations to Am. culture by J. A. Warder. 
 
 Cin., 1867 4-280 
 
 Dubus, P. L. See Preville. 
 
 Due de Carlepont, le. A. Acliard . 34-4641 
 Due Job, le. L. Laya . . . 34-4550 
 
 Ducachet, H. W. [Memorial sermon by F. C. 
 
 Ewer] 80-2891 
 
 Du Camp, M. L'Homme au bracelet d'or. P., 
 
 1861 84-4082 
 
 Du Chaillu, P. B. Explorations and adventures in 
 equatorial Africa, with accounts of the chase 
 of the gorilla and other animals. N. Y., 
 1861. 8° 28"-880 
 
 — Journey to Ashango land, and further penetra- 
 
 tion into equatorial Africa. N. Y., 1867. 8° 
 28^-569 
 
 — Stories of the gorilla country ; narrated for 
 
 young people. N. Y., 1868 . 28b-588 
 Duche, J. Discourses on various subjects. L., 
 1779. 2 v. 80 . . . . 32-1969 
 Duchesne, A. L. H. Reflexions d'un royaliste con- 
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 paru depuis le 31 Mars. P., 1814. S- 34-3962 
 Duchesse de la Valliere. Mme de Genlis 18-1169 
 Duchess Agnes. I. Craig . . . 23-969 
 
 Duchess of Trajetto. Miss A. Manning 18-2060 
 Duchesse d'Hanspar, la. E. Texier . 84-4316 
 Duchesse de Chevreuse, la. C. Robert 34-5318 
 
 Ducis, J. F. Hamlet ; ffidipe chez Admete ; Mac- 
 beth ; Abufar. C. A. T. v. 2 . 34-8140 
 Duckett, M. W. Dictionnaire de conversation, a 
 I'usage des dames et des jeunes personnes. 
 
 P., 1841. 10 V 34-3989 
 
 Duclos, C. P. Memoires sur le regne de Louis XIV, 
 la regence et le regne de Louis XV. Barriere, 
 
 J. F. V. 2 34-3519 
 
 Du Couret, L. Life in the desert ; or, recollections 
 of travel in Asia and Africa. N. Y., 1860 
 
 28''-345 
 
 Ducrest, G. Memoires contemporaines, (Paris en 
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 — Memoires sur I'imperatrice Josephine, la ville, 
 
 la cour et les salons de Paris, sous I'empire. 
 
 P. 8° 34-4754 
 
 Ductor Historicus. T. Hearne . . 29*-13 
 
 Dudevant, A. L. A. D., Mme (George Sand.) Adri- 
 
 ani. N. Y., 1854. S" . . 84-3682 
 
 — Aldo le rimeur .... 34-8696 
 
 — Andre. P., 1852 .... 34-8704 
 
 — Antonia— Conte. P., 1863 , . 34-4822 
 
 — Le chateau des desertes ; Isidora. P., 1854 
 
 34-3683 
 
 — La comtesse de Rudolstadt [Sequel to Con- 
 
 suelo.] P., 1861. 2v. 8» . 34-3689 
 
 — La confession d'uuejeune flUe. N. Y., 1864. 
 
 80 34-4648 
 
 — Constance Verrier. P., 1860 . 84-3705 
 
 — Consuelo. P., 1861. 3 v. . . 84-3686 
 
 — Consuelo ; and The countess of Rudolstadt 
 
 18-918 
 
 — Le diable aux champs. P., 1865 . 34-3688 
 
 — Elleetlui. P., 1859 . . . 34-4160 
 
 — Fanchon the cricket [trans, from " Petite Fa- 
 
 dette," q. v.] . . . . 18-919 
 
 — La fllleule. B., 1853. 2 v. . 84-4151 
 
 — First and true love (trans, of P6che de M. An- 
 
 toine) 18-920 
 
 — Francois le Champi. P., 1858 . 34-8692 
 
 — Histoire de ma vie. P., 1855. 4 v. 34-4158 
 
 — L'hommedeneige. P., 1858. 2 v. 34-4157 
 
 — Horace. P., 1857 .... 34-3693 
 
 — Indiana 18-920 
 
 — Isidora. P., 1861 .... 34-3696,83 
 
 Dudevant, A. L. A. D., Mine (George Sand.) Jac- 
 ques. P., 1854 . . . n . 34-3694 
 
 — Jealousy. See Teverino. 
 
 — Jean de la Roche. P., 1860 . . 34-4161 
 
 — Jeanne. P., 1852 . 
 
 — Laura — Voyages et impressions. 
 
 — Lelia ; Metella ; Melchoir ; Cora. P. 
 
 — Lettres d'un voyageur. P., 1863 
 
 — Mile la Quintinie. P., 1863 . 
 
 — Mile Merquem 
 
 — Les maitres mosaistes 
 Same. P. 8° . 
 
 — Les maitres sonncurs. P., 1857 
 
 — La mare au diable. P., 1852 
 
 — Le Marquis de Villemer. P., 1861 
 Same. N. Y., 1861. 8« . 
 
 — Mauprat. P., 1858 
 
 — Le meunier d'Angibault — Roman. 
 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. P., 1866 
 — Same. N. Y., 1866. 8° . 
 Mont-Reveche — Roman. 8" . 
 Narcisse. P., 1859 
 Le Peche de Monsieur Antoine. 
 
 34-8690 
 P., 1865 
 
 34-3701 
 1857. 2v. 
 84-8695 
 34-3697 
 34-4154 
 18-4077 
 34-3687 
 34-4948 
 34-3699 
 34-3707 
 84-4162,3 
 84-4164 
 34-3708 
 P., 1853 
 34-4155 
 34-4152 
 34-4713 
 34-4715 
 34-4159 
 1852. 2v. 
 84-3700 
 
 34-3702 
 
 See First and true love. 
 
 — La petite Fadette. P., 1858 . 
 See Fanchon. 
 
 — Promenades autour d'un village. P. 84-3710 
 
 — Simon — La marquise — Monsieur Rousset — 
 
 Mouny-Robin — Les sauvages de Paris. P., 
 1865 84-3685 
 
 — Tamaris. P., 1862 . . . . 84-4156 
 
 — Teverino ; Leone Leoni. P., 1854 3!-8703 
 
 — Teverino ; a romance . . . 18-915 
 Same under the title of Jealousy 18-915'' 
 
 — Valvedre. 8» 84-3709 
 
 — See Tiroir du diable. 
 
 Dudevant, Mme et Maurice. Les Don Juan de Vil- 
 lage. P., 1866 .... 84-5269 
 
 — Six Mille Lieues a toute Vapeur. P., 1862 
 
 3J-3711 
 
 Dudevant, Mme, et P. Meurice. Les beaux mes- 
 sieurs de Bois-dore. Drame en 5 actes. P., 
 
 1862 34-5271 
 
 Dudley, R. See Leicester. 
 
 Dudley observatory, (tlie,) and the scientific council, 
 statement of the trustees. Alb., 1858. 8" 
 
 11-213 
 
 Duelling. Millingen, J. G. History of d. 29>'-171 
 Duer, J. Discourse on the life, character, and pub- 
 lic services of James Kent. N. Y., 1848. 8» 
 
 30-1681 
 
 Duer, W. A. Lectures on the constitutional juris- 
 prudence of the United States. N. Y., 1843 
 2-640 
 
 — Life of William Alexander, Earl of Stirling; 
 
 with selections from his correspondence. N. 
 Y., 1847. 8° .... 80-506 
 
 Duff, A. The Indian rebellion; its causes and re- 
 sults. L., 1858 .... 28''-154 
 
 Duff, M. E. G. Studies in European politics. E., 
 1866. 8» 27''-3399 
 
 Duff, P. Book-keeping, by single and double entry. 
 20th ed. N. Y., 1868. 8° . . 1-338 
 
 Dufferin, F. T. B., Ld. Irish emigration and the 
 tenure of land in Ireland, L., 1867. 8° 
 27''-1425 
 
 — Letters from high latitudes ; being some account 
 
 of a voyage in the schooner-yacht "Foam," 
 85 O. M. to Iceland, Jan Mayen, and Spitz- 
 bergen, in 1856. B., 1859 . . 27''-447 
 
 — Mr. Mill's plan for the pacification of Ireland. 
 
 L., 1868. 8« .... 27''-1517 
 
 Duffleld, G. American Presbyterianism. Ph., 1854. 
 
 80 32-1518 
 
 — Dissertations on the prophecies relative to the 
 
 second coming of Christ. N. Y., 1842 32-73 
 
DUFFIK 
 
 171 
 
 DUMAS. 
 
 Duffin, F. Perspective ; a complete guide for self- 
 instruction. L., 1852. 8° . . 5-755 
 
 Dufief, N. G. Nature displayed in her mode of 
 teaching language to man. Adapted to the 
 French. 8th ed. Ph., 1834. 2 v. 8" 22-78 
 
 Dufour, G. H. Strategy and tactics. N. Y., 1864 
 6-596 
 
 Dufrenoy, A. G. B. Biographie des jeunes demoi- 
 selles, ou vies des femmes celebres. 3me 
 ed. Ph., 1824. 4 v. . . . 34-3293 
 
 Dufrcsne, A. Stories of Henry and Henrietta 18-916 
 
 Dufresne, J. Anthologie der schachaufgaben ; ori- 
 
 ginal-beitrage von A. Anderssen. B., 1864. 
 
 80 20-5 
 
 Du Fresnoy, C. A. Art of painting, with notes by 
 Sir J. Keynolds . . . v. 2 of 5-3H9 
 
 Dufresny, C. K. L'esprit de contradiction ; Le double 
 veuvage ; La coquette de village ; Le mariage 
 fait et rompu. C. A. C. v. 2 . 34-3133 
 
 Dufton, XL Narrative of a journey through Abys- 
 sinia in 1862,8; with an appendix on "The 
 Abyssinian captives question." L., 1867. 8° 
 28''-580 
 
 Duganne, A. J. H. Poetical works. Ph., 1855. 8° 
 23-396 
 
 — Parnassus in pillory ; a satire by Motley Man- 
 
 ners, esq. N. Y.,1851 . . 23-296 
 Du Guesclin, Bertrand. Bonnechose E. de. Biogra- 
 phie 34-3945 
 
 — Jamison, D. F. Life and times of 30-1892 
 Du Halde, P. General history of China ; contain- 
 ing a geographical, historical, chronological, 
 political, and physical description of China, 
 Chinese-Tartary, Corea, and Thibet. 3d ed. 
 L., 1741. 4 V , 28''-19 
 
 Duhamel, L. Le Livre de Lecture des Ecoles pri- 
 
 maires. P. and Nimes, 1854 . 34-5032 
 
 Du H .usset, Mme. Memoires. See Barriere, J. F. 
 
 V. 3 of 34-3519 
 
 Du Huys, C. The Percheron horse. N. Y., 1868 
 
 4-306 
 
 Duke, B. W. History of Morgan's cavalry. Cin., 
 
 1867. 8° 26»-884 
 
 Duke, R. (Sanford's Br. poets) . . 23-171 
 Duke, W. Remarks upon education, with respect 
 to the learned languages. Ph., 1795 33-425 
 Duke and cousin. Mrs. Grey . , 18-1275 
 Duke of Monmouth. G. Griffin . . 18-3681 
 Duke's motto. P. Feval . . . 18-1070 
 Dulac, C. La niece de Mme de Sallebron 34-4014 
 Dulcken, H. W. Book of German songs. L., 1856 
 23-880 
 
 — Picture history of England ; illustrated by the 
 
 brothers Dalziel, from designs by A. W. 
 Bayes. L., 1866. S" . . 27*-347 
 Dumanoir, ^ P. F. P. Le camp des bourgeoises. 
 Comedie en 1 acte, (melee de couplets.) P., 
 1856 34r-3190 
 
 — See Scribe. Theatre. Com. -v. 
 
 Dumanoir and Dennery. Don Caesar de Bazan ; 
 
 trans, by G. A. a-Becket and Mark Lemon. 
 
 F's S. D. V. 2 . . . . 24-221 
 
 Dumanoir et de Keraniou. Jeanne qui pleure, et 
 
 Jeanne qui rit ; comedie en prose. P., 1860 
 
 34-3192 
 
 Dumanoir et Lafargue. Le gentilhomme pauvre. 
 
 Comedie en prose. P.,'l864 . 34-3191 
 Dumas, Alex. Abaye de Peyssac. [See Guerre des 
 
 femmes] 34-3215 
 
 — Adventures of a marquis . . 18-943 
 
 — Ainsi soit-il. P., 1862. 4 v., in 2 . 34-3234 
 
 — Albine. Br. & L., 1843. 2 v. . 34-3218 
 
 — Amaury. [P. Meurice.] P., 1848 34-3239 
 Same in English . . . 18-921 
 
 — Andree de Taverney [trans, of Comtesse de 
 
 Charny, from chap. XXIII of v. 4 to the end. 
 See Series II, 4, below] . . 18-922 
 
 — Ange Pitou. P., I860. 2 v. [See Series II, 3, 
 
 below] 34-3229 
 
 — Black. P., 1858 .... 34-3197 
 
 Dumas, Alex. Ascanio. [P. Meurice.] P., 1860. 
 
 2 V 34-3240 
 
 Same in English . . . 18-921 
 
 — Aventures de John Davys. P., 1861. 2 v. 
 
 34-3244 
 
 — Batard de Mauleon. [.A. Maquet.] P. 1860. 
 
 3 V. 34-3242 
 
 See Iron hand. 
 
 — La bouillie de la comtesse Berthe. P., 1854 
 
 34-5081 
 
 — La boule de neige. P., 1862. . 34-3251 
 
 — Bragelonne, the son of Athos ; or, ten years 
 
 later. [A. Maquet. See Series I, 3, below] 
 18-923 
 
 — Cabanon et chalet. [See Histoire d'un cabanon] 
 
 34-3195 
 
 — Un cadet de famille. Trad, par Victor Perceval. 
 
 Public par A. Dumas. P., 1860. 3 v. 
 
 34-3253 
 
 — Le capitaine Paul. P., 1862 '. 34-3203 
 Same. 8« .... 34-4954 
 
 — Le capitaine Richard. Br. & L., 1855. 2 v. 
 
 34-3207 
 
 — Catherine Blum. N. Y., 1854. 8" 34-4515 
 Same 34-4071 
 
 — Le Caucase d^puis Promethee jusqu' a Schamyl. 
 
 P., 1859. 7v. in4 . . . 34-3208 
 
 — Causeries. Leip., 1857 . . 34-3210 
 
 — Cecile. P., 1860 .... 34-3245 
 
 — Celebrated crimes. [P. A. Fiorentino] 18-945 
 
 — Le chateau d'Eppstein. P., 1860. 2 v. 34-5440 
 
 — Le chevalier d' Harmental. [A. Maquet.] P. 
 
 34-3246 
 
 Same in English . . . 18-924 
 
 — Le chevalier de maison rouge. [A. Maquet.] 
 
 P. 2 V 34-3237 
 
 — Chroniques de France. [See Comtesse de Salis- 
 
 bury ; Isabelle de Baviere. ] 
 
 — Le collier de la reine. P., 1866. 3 v. 34-3226 
 See Series II, 2, below. 
 
 — La colombe. N. Y. 8° . . 34-4575 
 
 — Compagnons de Jehu. P., 1859. 2 v. 34-3194 
 
 — Comte de Monte Cristo. [P. A. Fiorentino. 
 
 A. Maquet.] P., 1864. 6 v. . 34-3248 
 
 Same. P., 1847. 6 v. in 3 . 34-3249 
 
 See Count ; Edmond Dantes. 
 
 — Comtesse de Charny. P., 1860. 6 v. [See 
 
 Series II, 4, below] . . . 34-3231 
 
 — Comtesse de Salisbury. [Chroniques de France, 
 
 IL] P., 1861. 2v. . . . 34-3212 
 
 — Comtesse de Verrue. See Dame de volupte. 
 
 — Confessions de la marquise (Suite et fin des 
 
 memoires d'une aveugle.) P., 1862. 2 v. 
 34-3213 
 
 — The conscript .... 18-925 
 
 — Count of Monte Cristo. [P. A. Fiorentino. A. 
 
 Maquet] 18-927 
 
 See Edmond Dantes. 
 
 — Countess de Charny. [See Series II, 4, below] 
 
 18-928 
 
 — Dame de Monsoreau. [A. Maquet] P., 1856. 
 
 3v 34-3198 
 
 See Diana of Meridor. 
 
 — Dame de volupte (c'sse de Verrue.) Br. & L., 
 
 1857 34-3205 
 
 — Derniere ann^e de Marie Dorval. P., 1833 
 
 34r-3314 
 
 See Les morts vont vete. 
 
 — Deux Diane. [P. Meurice.] P., 1861. 3 y, 
 
 34-8193 
 
 — Les deux reines — suite et fin des memoires de 
 
 Mile de Luynes. P., 1864 . . 84-5439 
 
 — Diana of Meridor [trans, of Dame de Monso- 
 
 reau] 18-929 
 
 — Dieu dispose. N. Y., 1851. 3 v. 8» 34-4517 
 
 — Dieu et diable. N. Y., 1853. 8« . 34-^516 
 
 — Les drames de la mer. P., 1860 . 84-8200 
 
 — Edmond Dantes. Sequel to Count of Monte 
 
 Cristo . . . . . 18-980 
 
 — The foresters 18-933 
 
DUMAS, 
 
 172 
 
 DUMAS. 
 
 Dumas, Alex. Emanuel Philibert [trans, of Le 
 Page clu Due de Savoie] . . 18-931 
 
 — La femme au collier de velours. P., 18G1 
 
 34-3254 
 
 — Uue fille de regent. [A. Maquet.] P., 1860 
 
 34U3220 
 
 See Regent's daughter. 
 
 — Forty-five guardsmen [trans, of Le quarante 
 
 cinq] 18-983 
 
 — Gabriel Lambert, le peclie aux filets, etc. P., 
 
 1860 84-3256 
 
 — Les Garibaldiens. P.,1861'. . 34-3202 
 
 — George ; or, the planter of the isle of France. 
 
 [P. J. F. MallefiUe] . . . 18-934 
 
 — Un Gil-Bias en CaUfornie. P., 1861 34-8271 
 
 — Grands hommes en robe de chambre. Ed. inter- 
 
 dite. B. et L., 1855 . . . 34-3219 
 
 — La guerre des femnies. [A. Maquet ; Ninon de 
 
 Lartigues ; Madame de Conde Vicomtesse de 
 Cambes ; Abbaye de Peyssac ; Epilogue. ] 
 P., 1861. 2 V 34-3215 
 
 — Half brothers 18-926 
 
 — Ilistoired'un cabanon et d'un chalet. [Monsieur 
 
 Coumbes.] Br 84-3195'' 
 
 — Histoire d'une casse-noisette. P., 1860 84-3257* 
 
 — Impressions de voyage — Une annee a Florence. 
 
 P., 1861 34-3261 
 
 De Paris a Astrakan. P., 1860. 3 v. 34-8265 
 
 De Paris a Cadix. P., 1861. 2 v. 34-8264 
 
 Midi de la France. P., 1851. 2 v. 34-3262 
 
 See Pictures of travel. 
 
 Lesperonare. [P. A. Fiorentino.] P., 1862. 
 
 2 v 34-3266 
 
 Suisse. P., 1861. 3 v. . . 34-3258 
 
 — Impressions of travel in Egypt and Arabia Pe- 
 
 traja. N.,Y-, 1839 . . . 28''-477 
 
 — Ingenue. Ed. interdite. Br. et Leip., 1855. 
 
 5v 34-3222 
 
 — Ingenue. P., 1860. 2 v. . . 34-3222" 
 
 — Iron hand ; or, the knight of Mauleon. [A. 
 
 Maquet] 18-935 
 
 — The iron mask ; or, the feats and adventures of 
 
 Raoul de Bragelonne. [See Series I, 3, be- 
 low] 18-936 
 
 — Isabel of Bavaria. [Chronicles of France, I] 
 
 18-930 
 
 — Isabelle de Baviere. [Chroniques de France, I] 
 
 34-3235 
 
 — Italiens et Flamands. P., 1862. 2 v. 84-3260 
 
 — Jehanne la purcelle. [Followed by Praxede 
 
 and Pierre le cruel.] P., 1862 . 84-3243 
 
 — Le Lievre de mon grand-pere. P., 1856 34-3223 
 Same [in La pere Gigogne] . 34r-3247 
 
 — Louis XIV et sou siecle. P., 1866. 4 v. 
 
 . 34-5434 
 
 — Louise la Valliere. [See Series I, 3, below] 
 
 18-937 
 
 — Les Louves de Machecoul — Episode de la guerre 
 
 de la Vendee. N. Y., 1859. 4 v. 8» 84-4576 
 
 — Madame de Cond6. [See Guerre des femmes] 
 
 34-3215 
 
 — Mile de Belle-Isle— Drame. B. & L., 1889 
 
 34-8224 
 
 — La maison de glace. P., 1860. 2 v. 34-5441 
 
 — Le maitre d'armes. P., 1861 . . 84-3268 
 
 — Marguerite de Valois [trans, of La reine Mar- 
 
 got] 18-944 
 
 — Les mariages du pere Olifus. P., 1861. 34-3238 
 
 — Marie Giovanni. Journal de voyage d'une 
 
 Parisienne. Ed. interdite. v. 1-4. B., 1856 
 
 34—3225 
 
 — Les m6dici8. P., 1860 '. *. '. 34-3269 
 
 — M6moires d'une Aveugle. Mme du Deffand. 
 
 P., 1862 34-3227 
 
 See Confessions de la marquise. 
 
 — Memoires d'un medecin (Balsamo.) [See Se- 
 
 ries II, 1, below] . . . ^ 34-3221 
 
 — Memoirs of a physician. [See Series II, 1, 
 
 below] 18-938 
 
 — Le meueur de loups. P., 1860 . 84-3252 
 
 Dumas, Alex. Les Mohicans de Paris. N. Y., 
 1860. 5v. 8» . . . . 34-4520 
 See Salvator. 
 
 — Mohicans of Paris .... 18-934 
 
 — Monsieur Coumbes. [Cabanon et chalet.] P., 
 
 1860 34-8195 
 
 — Les morts vont vite. P., 1861 . 84-3228 
 
 — Napoleon. See Fasquelle . . 34-5033 
 
 — Ninon de Lartigues. [See Guerre des femmes] 
 
 34-3215 
 
 — Olympe de Cleves. P., 1860. 3 v. 84-3217 
 Same. 2 v. 40 . . . , . 84-49 15 
 
 — Le Page du Due de Savoie. Ed., interdite, B. 
 
 et Leip., 1854. 5 v. . . . 34-3230 
 See Emanuel Philibert. 
 
 — Le pasteur d'Ashbourn. P., I860. 2 v. 34-3272 
 
 — Pauline et Pascal Bruno. P., 1861 34-3216 
 
 — Un pays inconnu. P., 1865 . . 84-3259 
 
 — Le Pere Gigogne — Contes pour les enfants. P., 
 
 1860. 2v 84-3274 
 
 — Le Pere la Ruine. P., I860 . . 34-3273 
 
 — Pictures of travel in the south of France. [Midi 
 
 de la France.] n. ed. L. . . 27''-3-24 
 
 — La princesse Flora. P., 1865 . 34-3236 
 
 — La princesse de Monaco — vie et aventures. P., 
 
 1865. 2v 34-5437 
 
 — Les quarante cinq. P., 1862. 3 v. 34-3201 
 See Forty -five .guardsmen. 
 
 — Queen's necklace. [See Series II, 2, below] 
 
 18-939 
 
 — Raoul de Bragelonne. See Iron mask. 
 
 — Regent's daughter, [trans, of Fille de regent.] 
 
 [A. Maquet] .... 18-921 
 
 — La reine Margot. [A. Maquet.] P., I860 
 
 34-3196 
 
 See Marguerite de Valois. 
 
 — La route de Varennes. P., 1860 . 34-5483 
 
 — La salle d'armes. [Pauline, et Pascal Bruno] 
 
 84-3216 
 
 — El Salteador. 8° . . . . 34-4525 
 
 — Salvator — suite et fin des Mohicans de Paris. 
 
 Gaston Phoebus. P., 1868. 5 v. 34-3232 
 
 — Simple lettres sur I'art dramatique. B., 1845 
 
 34-3267 
 
 — Six years later ; or, the taking of the bastile. 
 
 [See Series II, 3, below] . . 18-940 
 
 — Souvenirs d' Antony. B., 1838 . 34-3233 
 
 — Souvenirs d'une favorite. N. Y., 1866. 8° 
 
 34-4714 
 
 — Sultanetta. P., 1864 . . . 34-3241 
 
 — Sylvandire. [A. Maquet.] P., 1861 34-8276 
 
 — Tales of Algeria, or, life among the Arabs, 
 
 [trans, from the Veloce of A. Dumas, by R. 
 M. Bache.] Ph., 1868 . . 18-946 
 
 — Three guardsmen. [A. Maquet.] [See Series 
 
 I, 1, below] .... 18-941 
 
 — La tour de Nesle. [F. Guillardet.] F's M. 
 
 D V. 14 of 24-221 
 
 — Trois maitres. P.,1861. . . 34^-3250 
 
 — Les trois mousquetaires. [A. Maquet.] [See 
 
 Series I, 1, below.] P., 1860. 2 v. 34-3204 
 
 — La tulipe noire. P., 1860 . . 34-3277 
 
 — Twenty years after. [See Series I, 2, below] 
 
 . . . . . . . 18-942 
 
 — Le vicomte de Bragelonne ; on, Dix aus plus 
 
 tard. [A. Maquet.] P., 1860. 6 v. 34-3209 
 See Series I, 3, below. 
 
 — Vicomtesse de Cambes. [See Guerre des fem- 
 
 mes] 34-3215 
 
 — Une vie d'artiste. P., 1860 . . 34-3199 
 
 — Vignt ans apres. [A. Maquet.] P., 1860. 3 v. 
 
 [See Series I, 2, below] . . 34-3206 
 Series. 
 
 — [For more particular information about the books mentioned 
 below, see tlieir titles in the above alphabetical list.] 
 
 — I. French. English. 
 
 1. Trois mousquetaires. 1. Three guardsmen. 
 
 2. Vignt ans apr^s. 2. Twenty years alter. 
 
 Bragelonne. 
 
 3. Vicomte de Bragelonne. 8. Iron mask. 
 
 Louise la Valliere. 
 
DUMAS. 
 
 173 
 
 DUNHAM. 
 
 — II. French. English. 
 
 1. Memohes d'un Medecin (Bal- 1. Memoirs of a physician. 
 
 sanio.) 2. Queen's necklace. 
 
 2. Collier de la reine. 3. Six years later. 
 
 3. Ange Pitou. 4. Countess de Charny. 
 
 4. Comtesse de Charny. Andree de Taverney. 
 
 — Jacquot, C. J. B. Alexander Dumas 34^4398 
 
 — See Gumming, Gordon ; Garibaldi. 
 
 [33°° With the titles of some of the above works are given the 
 names of persons who are believed to have been joint or sole 
 authors ; on this see La Litt. Fi-anc, et Les supercheiies Litt., par 
 JI. Querard ; Diet, des Cont. par Vapereau ; Les contemporains, et 
 Fabrique de romans — Maison A. Dumas et cie par Jacquot.] 
 
 Dumas, A., fils.. Affaire Clemenceau. N. Y., 18G6. 
 8° 34-4949 
 
 — Antonine. P., 1859 . . . 34-3278 
 
 — Aventures de quatre femmes et d'un perroquet. 
 
 P., 1859 34-3279 
 
 — La boite d'argent ; Un paquet de lettres ; Le 
 
 prix de pigeons ; Le pendu de la Piroche ; Ce 
 que Ton voit tous les jours ; Cesarine. P., 
 1858 3J-3280 
 
 — The camelia-lady .... 18-950 
 
 — Camille F's. S. D. v. 17 , . 24-221 
 
 — Un cas de rupture. P., 1854 . 34-4341 
 
 — La dame aux camelias. P., 1854 . 34-3281 
 
 — La dame aux camelias ; piece, en 5 actes, melee 
 
 de chant. P., 1855 . . . 34-3289 
 
 — La dame aux perles. P., 1859 . 31-3282 
 
 — Le demi monde ; comedie en prose, en 5 actes. 
 
 P., 1860 . . t . . 34-3290 
 
 — Diane de Lys ; Ce qui on ne salt pas ; Gran- 
 
 gette ; Une loge a camille. P., 1859 34-3283 
 
 — Le Docteur Servans. P., 1856 . 34-3284 
 
 — Un Pere prodigue ; comedie en 5 actes, en prose. 
 
 N. Y., 1860. 8» . . . . 34-4526 
 
 — La question d'argent ; comedie en 5 actes, en 
 
 prose. P., 1857 .... 34-3291 
 
 — Le roraan d'une femme. P., 1857 34-3286 
 
 — Sophie Primtems. P., 1857 . . 34-4339 
 
 — Tristan le Roux. P., 1856 . .- 34-4338 
 
 — Trois hommes fortes. P., 1858 . 34-3287 
 
 — La vie a vignt ans. P., 1859 . . 34-3288 
 
 — Jacquot, C. J. B. Alexandre Dumas fils 34-4398 
 Dumas, Count Mathieu. Memoirs of his own time ; 
 
 including the revolution, the empire, and the 
 restoration. L., 1839. 2 v. 8" 27^1702 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1839. 2 v. . . . 27«-1703 
 Dumont, E. Recollections of Mirabeau, and of the 
 
 two first legislative assemblies of France. Ph. , 
 1833. 8" 30-361 
 
 Dumont, G. M. See Butel-Dumont. 
 
 Dumont, H. Lady's oracle ; an elegant pastime for 
 
 social parties and the family circle. Ph., 1860 
 
 23-716 
 
 Dumont, J. Corps universel diplomatique du droit 
 des gens. Receuil des traitez depuis le regno 
 de Charlemagne jusqu' a nos jours. Amst., 
 1726-31. 13v. !*> . . . 34-4965 
 
 — et Rousset. Supplement au corps universal dip- 
 
 lomatique. Amst., 1739. 2 v. f" 34-4966 
 Dumont, J. L. Life sketches from common paths 
 
 18-951 
 
 Dumont, Melanie. La mouche qui vole, ou Les bons 
 
 petits enfants. P. . , . 34-4233 
 
 Dumortous, M. Couquetesde Louis XV. P., 1759. {° 
 
 34-4971 
 
 Dumourier, C. F., life of. L., 1796. 3 v. 8° 
 
 . . . . 30-136 
 
 Dun, P. Veterinary medicines : their actions and 
 
 uses ; with an appendix on the diseases of the 
 
 domesticated animals. 2d ed. E., 1859. 8° 
 
 4-106 
 
 Dunallen. Grace Kennedy . . . 18-1729 
 
 — Same . . . v. 4 and 5 of 18-3876 
 Dunbar, E. D. Social life in former days, chiefly 
 
 in the province of Moray ; illustrated by let- 
 ters and family papers. E.,1865. 8° 27''-1325 
 
 Dunbar, E. E. The discovery of gold in California. 
 K Y., 1867 26»-914 
 
 Dunbar, J. R. W. Essay on the nervous system. 
 Ph., 1828. 8° . . . . 10-79,80 
 
 Duncan, C. A campaign with the Turks in Asia. 
 L., 1855. 2 V 28''-510 
 
 Duncan, F. Our garrisons in the west. L., 1864 
 26''-663 
 
 Duncan, G. J. C. Memoir of Rev. Henry Duncan. 
 E., 1848 30-138 
 
 Duncan, Mrs. G. J. C. Pre-Adamite man ; or, the 
 story of our old planet and its inhabitants, 
 told by scripture and science. 3d ed. L., 
 1861 32-955 
 
 — Same. 5th ed. L., 1866 . . 32-955* 
 Duncan, H. Sacred philosophy of the seasons : il- 
 lustrating the perfections of God in the phe- 
 nomena of the year. N. Y., 1846. 4v. 32-74 
 
 — Memoir of, by G. J. C. Duncan . 30-138 
 Duncan, Jas. Introduction to entomology. [Jar- 
 dine, Sir W., N. 1., 28] . v.l of 9-595 
 
 — Beetles. [Jardine, Sir W., N. 1., 33] 
 
 V. 6 of 9-595 
 
 — Moths, sphinxes, &c. [Jardine, Sir "W., N. 1., 
 
 30, 32] . . . V. 3 and 5'of 9-595 
 
 Duncan, John. Travels in "Western Africa in 1845,6, 
 
 comprising a journey from Whydah through 
 
 the kingdom of Dahomey to Adofoodia. L., 
 
 1847. 2v 28^-145 
 
 Duncan, Jonathan. Dukes of Normandy, from the 
 time of Rollo to the expulsion of King John. 
 L., 1839 30-137 
 
 — and Rabbe. History of Russia from the foun- 
 
 dation of the empire to the close of the 
 Hungarian war. L., 1854. 2 v. 27^-2892 
 
 Duncan, J. F. God in disease ; or, the manifesta- 
 tions of design in morbid phenomena. Ph., 
 1852 32-370 
 
 Duncan, J. M. Fecundity, fertility, sterility, etc. 
 E., 1866. 8» . . . . 10-735 
 
 — Researches in obstetrics. N. Y., 1868. 8° 
 
 10-816 
 
 — Travels through part of the United States and 
 
 Canada in 1818,9. Glasg.,1823. 2 v. 26^-639 
 Duncan, Mary L. Lundie, J. C. Memoir of 80-1958 
 Duncan, P. M., and Wm. Millard. Manual for the 
 
 training of the feeble-minded, imbecile, and 
 
 idiotic. L., 1866 . . . 13-69 
 
 Duncan, W. C. Life, character, and acts of John 
 
 the Baptist, and the relation of his ministry 
 
 to the Christian dispensation. N. Y., 1853 
 
 32-392 
 
 Duncan Campbell, adventures of. D. DeFoe 18-3698 
 Duncaid. A. Pope 23-487,504, and v. 3 of 915 
 
 Duncombe, T. H. The life and correspondence of 
 
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 Dunfermline, J., Ld. Memoir of Sir Ralph Aber- 
 
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 Dunellan mause. Miss Patterson . 18-2448 
 
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 Dunlap, J. D. Book of forms, for practice in the 
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 Dunlap, S. F. Vestiges of the spirit-history of man. 
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 Duringsfeld, Ida de. See Reinsberg. 
 
 Durivage, O. F. The lady of the lions. F's M. D. 
 
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 Dussek, J. L. Ausgewahlte compositionen fiir das 
 
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 Dust and foam. T. R. Warren . . 29''-156 
 Dutch at home. A. Esquiros . . 27''-608 
 Dutch pictures. G. A. Sala . . 18-2719 
 
 Dutch pilgrim fathers, and other poems. E. Hopper 
 
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 Dutchman's fireside. J. K. Paulding 18-3454 
 
 Duties of human life, the. Trans, from a Sanscrit 
 
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 Duties of man. J. Mazzini . . . 3-792 
 
 Duties of men. T. Gisborne . . 2-663 
 
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 Dutton, H. Observations on Mr. Archer's statistical 
 
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 Duyckinck, E. A. & G. L. Cyclopaedia of American 
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 Duyckinck, G. L. Life of George Herbert. N. Y., 
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 Duyckinck, E. A. National portrait gallery of emi- 
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 Dwellers on the threshold. W. H. D. Adams 
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 Dwight, B. W. Modern philology : its discoveries, 
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 Dwight, Mrs. E. B. Memoir of, by H. G. O. 
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 Dwight, H. E. Travels in the north of Germany in 
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 Dwight, H. G. O. Christianity revived in the east ; 
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 — Memoir of Mrs. E. B. Dwight, including an ac- 
 
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 Dwight, Theodore. Character of Thomas Jefferson, 
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 Dwight, Theodore, jr. History of Connecticut. 
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 — Summer tours ; or, notes of a traveller through 
 
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 Dwight, Timothy. The conquest of Canaan ; a 
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 — Tlieology, explained and defended in a series of 
 
 sermons. 5th ed. N. Y., 1828. 4 v. 8» 
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 Lwight, T. W. See Wines, E. C. 
 
 Dwight, W. Life and letters. B., 1868. S" 30-3346 
 Dwyer, C. P. Economic cottage builder, Buffalo, 
 
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 Dyaks. Boyle, F. Adventures among the D. in 
 
 Borneo 39''-309 
 
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 Mr. C. Knight's editions of Shakespeare. L., 
 
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 Dye, J. S. History of the plots and crimes of the 
 
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 Dyeing and calico printing. Bancroft, E. Permanent 
 
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 Dictionary of . , . . 6-384 
 
 — Practical treatise on . , . 6-401 
 
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 Dyeing and calico printing. Ulrich, L. Art of dye- 
 ing cotton and wool in Paris . 6-317 
 
 Dyer and colour maker's companion: containing 
 upwards of two liundred receipts for making 
 colours on the most approved principles ; to- 
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 directions for preparing, washing-off, and 
 finishing the goods. Ph., 1850 . 6-323 
 
 Dyer, G. Privileges of tlie university of Cam- 
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 on its history, antiquities, literature, and bi- 
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 Dyer, J. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . 88-493 
 
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 Dyer, R. Nine years of an actor's life. L., 1833 
 
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 Dyer, T. H. History of the city of Rome : its struc- 
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 the end of the middle ages. L., 1865. 8° 
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 — The history of the kings of Rome ; with a dis- 
 
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 — History of modern Europe, from the fall of 
 
 Constantinople in 1453 to the war in the Cri- 
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 — Life of John Calvin. N. Y., 1850 30-609 
 
 — Ruins of Pompeii ; a series of eighteen photo- 
 
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 Dying speeches and behavior of state prisoners that 
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 Dymond, J. Essays on the principles of morality, 
 
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 15-333 
 
 — An inquiry into the accordancy of war with the 
 
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 Dynamics. Tait, P. G., an'd W. J. Steele. D of a 
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 — Warr, D. Treatise on . . . 11-111 
 
 — Whewell, W. Treatise on . . 11-354 
 
 — See Mechanics. 
 
 Dynevor terrace. Miss C. M. Yonge . 18-3615 
 Dysentery. See Acholic diseases. 
 Dyspepsia. Drewry, G. 0. D. and nervous de- 
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 — Halsted, O. New method of curing 10-58 
 
 — See Digestion. 
 
 Dzungaria. Valikhanof. Description of D. 38*^-483 
 
 E pluribus unum. L. B. Prince . . 36«-913 
 
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 Eadie, J. Paul tlie preacher ; or, a popular and 
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 Eagle pass : or, life on the border. C. Montgomery 
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 Eames, J. A. The budget closed; letters from 
 
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 — Another budget ; or, things which I saw in the 
 
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 Ear. Harvey, W. E. in health and disease 10-206 
 
 — Kramer, W. Aural surgery of the present day 
 
 . 10-830 
 
 — Moschzisker, F. A. von. Diseases and their 
 
 treatment 10-407 
 
 Eye, ear, throat diseases, etc. . 10-513 
 
EAR. 
 
 176 
 
 EAST. 
 
 Ear. Toynbee, G. Diseases of . . 10-388 
 
 — See Ueafness ; Hearing. 
 
 Eardley-Wilmot, J. E. Lord Brougham's law re- 
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 duced or carried by him through the legisla- 
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 them. L., 1860 .... 2-167 
 
 Earl, G. W. The native races of the Indian archi- 
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 Earle, P. Marathon, and other poems. Ph., 1841 
 
 23-76 
 
 Earl's daughter. Miss E. M. Sewell . 18-2807 
 Earl's heirs. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3578 
 
 Early, J. A. Memoir of the last year of the war for 
 independence in the Confederate States of 
 America ; containing an account of the opera- 
 tions of his commands in 1864,5. N. Orleans, 
 
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 Early and late papers. W. M. Thackeray 33-1371 
 Early ballads, illustrative of history, traditions, and 
 customs. Ed. by R. Bell. L. . 23-726 
 
 Early choice. W. K. Tweedie . . 32-600 
 
 Early closing movement. T. Dennis . 2-636 
 
 Early dawn, the. Mrs. Charles . . 18-3899 
 Early days of Elisha. F. "W. Krummacber 
 
 • 32—393 
 
 Early efforts. * L. Warfe'l . '. ". 23-1004 
 Early English. See English. 
 Early English prose romances. Ed. by Wm. J. 
 
 Thorns 22-1238 
 
 Early English text society. [Publications ; com- 
 menced L., 1864 ; still printing.] 8» 22-1043 
 
 (1) Morris, K., [Ed.] Early English alliterative poems, in the 
 
 west-midland dialect of the 14th century, with notes, 
 etc. 1864. In v. 1. 
 
 (2) Faruivall, F. J., [Ed.] Arthur; a short sketch of his 
 
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 Laitlie compylit be William Lander. 1864. In v. 2. 
 
 (4) Morris, K., [Ed.] Sir Gawayne and the green knight ; an 
 
 alliterative romance-poem, (ab. 1320-30, A. D.) 1864. 
 In v. 2. 
 (6) Wheatley, H. B., [Ed.] Of the orthographie and con- 
 gruitie of the Britau tongue be Alexander Hume. 
 
 1865. lu V. 3. 
 
 (6) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Lancelot of the laik ; a Scottish 
 
 metrical romance. 1865. In v. 3. 
 
 (7) Morris, R., [Ed.] Story of Genesis and Exodus; an early 
 
 English song. (Ab. 1230.) 1865. In v. 4. 
 
 (8) Perry, G. G., [Ed.] Morte Arthuro. Ed. from R. Thorn- 
 
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 corrections printed in 1598. Sett downe by Francis 
 
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 (10 and 21) Wheatley, H. B., [Ed.] Merlin; or, the early 
 
 history of king Arthur: a prose romance. (Ab. 1450- 
 
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 (11, 19 and 35) Hall, F., [Ed.] The works of Sir David Lynde- 
 
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 (12) Furuivall, F. J., [Ed.] Wright's chaste wife; a merry 
 
 tale by Adam of Cobsam. (Ab. 1462.) 1865. In v. 8. 
 
 (13) Cockayne, 0., [Ed.] Seinte Marherete, the meiden ant 
 
 martyr, in old English. First edited from the skin 
 books in 1862. 1866. In v. 8. 
 
 (14) Lumby, J. R., [Ed.] King Horn, with fragments of 
 
 Flonz and Blauncheflur, and of The assumption of our 
 lady, from a MS. in the Cambridge university library. 
 Also, from MSS. iu the Briti.sh museum. The assumption 
 of our lady and fragments of the Floyres and Blancho- 
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 (15) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Political, religious, and love 
 
 poems, from the archbp. of Canterbury's Lambeth MS., 
 No. 306, and other sources. (1380-1531.) 1866. In v. 9. 
 
 (16) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Book of quinte essence from the 
 
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 (17) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Parallel extracts from twenty-nine 
 
 manuscripts of Piers Plowman, with comments, and 
 a proposal for the society's three-text edition of this 
 poem. 1866. In v. 10. 
 (IS) Cockayne, 0., [Ed.] Hali meidonhad; an alliterative 
 homily of the thirteenth century. 1866. In v. 10. 
 
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 (20) Perry, G. G., [Ed.] Prose treatises of Richard Rollo de 
 
 Hampole, (who died A. d. 1349,) from Thornton's MS. 
 (1440.) 1866. In V. 10. 
 
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 (22) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Romans of Partenay, or of Lusig- 
 
 nen, otherwise known as the tale of Melusine. 1866. 
 Inv. 11. 
 
 (23) Morris, R., [Ed.] Dan Michel's Ayenbite of Inwyt; or, 
 
 remorse of conscience. In the Kentish dialect, 1340, 
 A. D. ; from the autograph MS. in the British museum. 
 
 1866. Inv. 12. 
 
 (•24) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] Hymns to the virgin and Christ ; 
 the parliament of devils, and other religious poems ; 
 from archbp. of Canterbury's Lambeth MS. 1867. In 
 V. 13. 
 
 (25) Furnivall, F. .1., [Ed.] Stacions of Rome, (verse, 1370; 
 
 prose, 1460-70;) and the Pilgrim's sea-voyage (temp. 
 Hen. VI.,) with Clene maydenbod, from the Vernon 
 MS., (ab. 1370.) A supplement to " I'olitical, religious, 
 and love poems," and " Hali meidenhad." 1867. In 
 V. 13. 
 
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 (27) Wheatley, H. B.. [Ed.] Manipulus vocabularum ; a 
 
 rhyming dictionary of the English language, by Petei 
 Levins, (1570,) with an alphabetical index. 1867. In 
 V. 14. 
 
 (28) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] The vision of William concerning 
 
 Piers Plowman, with Vita de Dowel, Debet et Dobest, 
 by Wm. Langland, (1362.) Part I, the Vernon text, 
 or text A. 1867. In v. 15. 
 (29 and 34) Morris, R., [Ed.] Old English homilies and 
 homiletic treatises, (Sawles ward, and the wohunge 
 of ure Lauerd ; uresius of ure Louerd and of ure Lesdi, 
 &c.,) of the 12th and 13th centuries. From MSS. in Br. 
 museum, Lambeth, and Bodleian libraries. 1868. In 
 v. 16. 
 
 (30) Skeat, W. W., [Ed.] Pierce the ploughmans credo, (ab. 
 
 1394;) to which is appended God spede the plough, 
 (ab. 1500.) 1867. In v. 17. 
 
 (31) Peacock, E., [Ed.] Instructions for parish priests, by 
 
 John Myrc. 186S. In v. 17. 
 
 (32) Furnivall, F. J., [Ed.] The baboe's book, [aud other 
 
 books on " manners and meals in the olden time."] 
 1868. In V. IS. 
 
 (33) Wright, T., [Ed.] The book of the knight of La Tour- 
 
 Landry. 1868. In v. 19. 
 
 (34) [See No. 29.] (35.) [See No. 11.] 
 
 Reports, etc., to 1868 ...... 22-1042 
 
 Early history of western Pennsylvania and the west, 
 and of western expeditions and camjiaigns — 
 1754-1833. Pittsburg, 1846. 8° 26»-580 
 
 Early lessons. M. Edgeworth. [First part of 
 Harry and Lucy] . . . 18-970 
 
 Early life of Louis Napoleon, from authentic records. 
 L., 1860 30-1474 
 
 Early magnetism in its higher relations to humanity, 
 as veiled in the poets and the prophets. By 
 eros MAeos. L., 1846. 8° . 11-79 
 
 Early travels in Palestine, comprising the narratives 
 of Arculf, Willibakl, Bernard, Saewulf, Sigurd, 
 Benjamin of Tudela, Sir John Maundeville, 
 De la Brocquiere, and Maundrell. Edited, 
 with notes, by T. Wright. L., 1848 28''-210 
 
 Earnest ministry the want of the times. J. A. 
 James 32-1 4p0 
 
 Earnest student, the. N. Macleod . 30-1996 
 
 Earnestness. C. B. Tayler . . . 18-3152 
 
 Earp, G. B. History of the Baltic campaign of 1854, 
 from documents and other materials furnished 
 by Sir C. Napier. L., 1857. 8° 27»-868 
 
 Ears of the spiritual harvest ; or, narratives of the 
 Christian life. Ph. . . . 32-630 
 
 Earth. Gumpach, J. v. True figure and dimensions 
 of thee 12-56 
 
 — Higgins, W. M. Physical condition of 11-30 
 
 — Mudie, R. The earth . . . 25-34 
 
 — Pratt, J. H. Figure of the e. . 12-108 
 
 — Worms, H. Proofs of the rotation of the e. 
 
 11-194 
 
 — See Astronomy ; Geography ; World. 
 
 Earth and man. A. Guyot . . . 25-25 
 
 Earth, plants, and man. J. F. Shouw 9-1029 
 
 Earth, sea, and sky. J. M. Wilson . 11-144 
 
 Earthworm and common house fly. Samuelson and 
 
 Hicks 9-624 
 
 Earthquakes, enquiry into the cause of 11-18 
 
 — Mallet, R. and J. W. Catalogue of 11-179 
 
 — Mallet, R. First principles of observational 
 
 seismology — great Neapolitan earthquake of 
 1857 . . . ... . 11-517 
 
 — Pepe, G. Ragguaglio del "tremuoto accad. nel 
 
 R. di Napoli, 1805 . . . 34-2513 
 
 — True and particular relation. [Lima, 1746] 
 
 11-18 
 
 East and eastern travel. Browne, J. R. Yusef 
 28'^-167 
 
 — Chateaubriand, F. A. de. Travels iu the e. 
 
 29b-ll 
 
 — Falkland, Lady. Journal in e. . 28^-313 
 
EAST. 
 
 177 
 
 EBERLE, 
 
 East and eastern travel. Burt, N. C. The far east 
 28b-581 
 
 — Carne, J. Recollections of travels in the e. 
 
 . . . . . 28^-48 
 
 — Charles, Mrs, E. Wanderings over bible lands. 
 
 28'>-493 
 
 — Clarke, E. D. Travels in . . 29''-13i 
 
 — Darner, Mrs. G. L. D. Tour in Greece, Turkey, 
 
 and the holy land . . . 29''-86 
 
 — Dorr, B. Notes of travel in Egypt, the holy 
 
 land, Turkey, and Greece . . 29''-237 
 
 — Durbin, J. P. Observations in . 28''-18 
 
 — Eanies, J. A. Letters from . . 28''-195 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Walter's tour in. [See Eddy, D. 
 
 C] 
 
 — Fetridge, W. P. Harper's handbook for travel- 
 
 lers 29''-196 
 
 — Gillett, E. H. Ancient cities and empires 28*-256 
 
 — Hahn-Hahn's travels in . . . 28''-169 
 
 — Holthaus, P. D. Wanderings of a journeyman 
 
 tailor, 1824-40 . . . ' . 29b-84 
 
 — Kinglake, A. W. Eothen . . 28''-20 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Holy land . 28'^-23 
 
 — Lands of the Moslem . . . 28''-473 
 
 — Letters from the old world . . 28^-120 
 
 — Lloyd, W. Journey from Cawnpore to the 
 
 Booiendo pass . . . . 28''-216 
 
 — Macleod, N. Eastward . . 28^-533 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Travels in . . 28''-85 
 
 — Masson, C. Various journeys in . 28''-360 
 
 — Millard, D. Travels in . . 28''-374 
 
 — Morris, E. J. Tour through Turkey, Greece, 
 
 Egypt, etc., to the holy land , 28''-487 
 
 — Mott, V. Travels in, 1834 to 41 . 29^-227 
 
 — Ouseley, W. Travels in various countries of 
 
 [1810-12] 28'^-911 
 
 — Paine, C. Tent and harem ; notes of an oriental 
 
 trip 28»'-301 
 
 — Pressense, E. de. Land of tlie gospel 28''-481 
 
 — St. John, S. Life in the forests of the far east 
 
 29''-198 
 
 — Stanhope, Lady Hester. Travels 28''-488 
 
 — iSpencer, J. A. Travels in . . 28''-134 
 
 — Swift, J. T. Going to Jericho . 29''-315 
 
 — Taylor, B. Visit to . . . 28''-203 
 
 — Thomson, J. T. Life in the far east 28''-462,3 
 
 — Torrens, H. D. Travels in . . 28''-395 
 
 — Traces of travel brought home from 28''-20 
 
 — Tronson, J. M. Vovage to . . 28'^-324 
 
 — Turner, W. M. Glimpses in the Orient 28''-384 
 
 — Upham, T. C. Letters, aesthetic, social, and 
 
 moral 29''-151 
 
 — Wdlpole, F. Travels in the further e. 28''-294 
 
 — Warburton, E. Egypt and the holy land 28»'-31 
 
 — Ward, A. Around the pyramids . 29''-203 
 
 — Wheeler, C. H. Letters from Eden 28''-592 
 
 — Wilson, H. H. Travels in . . 28''-215 
 
 — Wittman, W. Travels in Turkey, Asia Minor, 
 
 Syria, and Egypt (1799-1801) . 29^-78 
 
 East and West Indies. Reynold, Abbe. Settlements 
 
 and trade of Europeans in . 29*-31 
 
 — See Eastern archipelago ; India ; Indies ; West 
 
 Indies; 
 East India pilot. J. B. N. D. d'Apres de Manne- 
 
 villette 25-352 
 
 East Indian archipelago. Gibson, W. M. Journey 
 
 through 28''-218 
 
 East Lynne. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3579 
 
 Eastburn, Rev. J. Green, A. Memoirs of 30-140 
 Eiistbury. Anna H. Drury . . . 18-912 
 
 Eastcott, R. Sketches of the origin, progress, and 
 
 efiects of music, with an account of the ancient 
 
 bards and minstrels. Bath, 1793. 8-' 5-1042 
 Easter offering. Frederika Bremer . 18-395,6 
 Eastern arcliipelago. Belcher, E. Survey of islands 
 
 of 29b-104 
 
 — Raffles, T. S. Commerce and resources of 
 
 30-2018 
 
 — See Borneo ; Figi ; Java ; Malaysia ; New 
 
 Guinea ; Philippine islands ; Sumatra. 
 
 Eastern church. Stanley, A. P. Lectures on his- 
 tory of 32-712 
 
 — See Greek c. 
 
 Eastern courts. Roberts, E. Embassy to 28''-ll 
 Eastern Europe and the Emperor Nicholas ; by the 
 
 author of "Revelations of Russia." L., 1846. 
 
 3v 27«-2900 
 
 Eastern Europe and western Asia. H. A. Tilley 
 
 29b-231 
 
 Eastern life. H. Martineau . . . 28''-539 
 Eastern penitentiary of Pennsylvania ; first and 
 
 second annual reports. Ph., 1831. 8" 2-991 
 
 — McElwee, T. B. Hist, of . . 2-940 
 Eastern tales ; by the author of the Branch and 
 
 other poems .... 18-962 
 
 Eastford. Wesley Brooke . . . 18-434 
 
 Eastlake, C. L. Materials for a history of oil paint- 
 ing. L., 1847. 8° . . . 5-151 
 Eastlake, Lady E. See Jameson, A. 
 Eastman, J. R. Discussion of the West India cy- 
 clone of Oct. 29, 30, 1867. Prepared by order 
 of Com. B. F. Sands, supt. U. S. N. observa- 
 tory. W., 1868. 17pp. 8° . 11-334 
 Eastman, Mary H. Aunt Phillis's cabin 18-963 
 
 — Dahcotah ; ot, life and legends of the Sioux 
 
 18-964 
 
 — Fashionable life .... 18-965 
 Easton, Alex. Practical treatise on street or liorse- 
 
 power railways. Ph., 1859. 8" 6-42 
 
 Easton, J. Human longevity : recording the name, 
 age, place of residence, and year, of the de- 
 cease of 1712 persons, who attained a century, 
 and upwards, from A. D. 66 to 1799 ; with 
 anecdotes of the most remarkable. Salisbury, 
 
 1799. 8° 30-1581 
 
 Eastward. N. Macleod . . . 28^-533 
 
 Eastwick, E. B. Journal of a diplomate's three 
 
 years residence in Persia. L., 1864. 2 v. 8" 
 
 28b-440 
 
 — Venezuela ; or, sketches of life in a South Amer- 
 
 ican republic ; with hist, of the loan of 1864. 
 
 L., 1868. 8° 26b-686 
 
 Eastwood, J., and W. A. Wright. Bible word-book ; 
 a glossary of old English bible words. L., 
 
 1866 22-79 
 
 Easy introduction to the game of chess ; including 
 the whole of Philidor's analysis ; with selec- 
 tions from Stamma, etc. Ph., 1817 20-58 
 Easy Nat. A. S. Stinson . . . 18-3027 
 Easy Warren. W. T. Coggcshall . 18-670 
 
 Eaton, A. Index to the geology of the northern 
 states, with transverse sections, extending 
 from Susquehanna river to the Atlantic ; 
 crossing Catskill mountains ; with geological 
 grammar. 2d ed. Troy, N. Y., 1820 9-228 
 
 — Manual of botany for North America. 7th ed. 
 
 Alb., 1836 9-91 
 
 Eaton, C. A. Rome in the 19th century ; containing 
 a complete account of the ruins of the city. 
 5th ed. L., 1852. 2 v. . . 27''-277 
 
 Eaton, F. R. Shakespeare and the bible. L., 1858. 
 8° 24-79 
 
 Eaton, J. H. Life and services of Andrew Jackson. 
 8» ...;.. . 30-252 
 
 Eaton, J. M. Treatise on the art of breeding and 
 managing tame, domesticated, foreign, and 
 fancy pigeons. L., 1858. 8» . 4-288 
 
 Eaton, S. J. M. Petroleum ; a history of the oil 
 region of Venango county, Penn., and a dis- 
 cussion of ancient oil operations ; with a map, 
 and illustrations of oil scenes and boring im- 
 plements. Ph., 1866 . . . 6-321 
 
 Eaton, W. Felton, C. C. Life of. (S. A. B. 9) 
 30-497 
 
 Eaux de St. Ronan. W. Scott . . 34-4498 
 
 Eaux de Taunus. V. Herault . . 34-3223 
 
 Ebelians. See Dixon, H. Spiritual wives. 
 
 Eberle, J. Treatise on the diseases and physical 
 education of children. 4th ed., with additions 
 by T. D. Mitchell. Ph., 1850. S" 10^69 
 12 
 
EBERLE. 
 
 178 
 
 EDGAR. 
 
 Eberle, J. Treatise on the practice of medicine; 
 
 with notes and additions by Geo. M'Clellan. 
 
 Gth ed. Ph., 1845. 2 v. 8» . 10-41 
 
 Ebers, J. Seven years of the king's theati'e. L., 
 
 1828. 8" 24-72 
 
 Ebert, F. A. General bibliographical dictionary. 
 
 From the German. Oxf., 1837. 4 v. 8» 21-170 
 Ecce ccelum. E. F. Burr _ . . . 12-97 
 
 Ecce Deus. Essays on the life and doctrine of Jesus 
 
 Christ; with controversial notes on "Ecce 
 
 Homo." B., 1867 . . . 32-1961 
 Ecce Deus-Homo. Ph., 1868 . . 32-2350 
 
 Ecce ecclesia : an essay showing the essential identity 
 
 of the church in all ages. N. Y., 1868 32-2406 
 Ecce homo. A survey of the life and worli of Jesus 
 
 Christ. B., 1866 .... 32-1796 
 
 — See Parsons, T 32-2310 
 
 "Ecceliomo." W.E.Gladstone . 32-2412 
 
 Ecce Homo, tlie new. J. C. Blumenfeld 2-555 
 
 Eccentric personages. W. Russell . 30-1753 
 Ecclesiastes. Hengstenberg, E. W. Commentary on 
 
 32-1362 
 
 — Macdonald, J. M. The book of E. explained 
 
 32-634 
 
 — Stuart, M. Commentary . . 32-779 
 Ecclesiastical antiquities of France. G. D. Whit- 
 
 tington ..... 5-351 
 
 Ecclesiastical biographies. J. H. Gurney 30-1970 
 
 — Stephen, J. Essays in . . . 32-1685 
 
 — See Saints ; Hermits. 
 
 Ecclesiastical cases relating to doctrine and disci- 
 pline ; with a preface by the Id. bishop of 
 London, and an historical introduction edited 
 by G. C. Brodrick and W. H. Freeman tie. L., 
 
 1865. 8° 32-1632 
 
 Ecclesiastical history, polity, etc. See Church. 
 Ecclesiastical register. See Am. ch. rev. 32-1814 
 Ecclesine, J. B. Compendium of the laws and de- 
 cisions relating to mobs, riots, invasion, civil 
 commotion, insurrection, etc., as affecting fire- 
 insurance companies in the United States. N. 
 y., 1863. 8° .... 2-354 
 
 Eccleston, J. Introduction to English antiquities ; 
 intended as a companion to the history of 
 England. L., 1847. 8° . . 27-''-360 
 Echard, L. The gazetteer's or newsman's inter- 
 preter. 8th ed. L., 1706. Followed by 2d 
 ed. of 2d part. L., 1707 . . 25-73 
 
 Echec a 1' elephant. L. Gozlan . . 34-3369 
 ichelle de femmes. E. Souvcstre . 34-3788 
 
 Echerolles, A. des. Private trials and public calami- 
 ties during the trouble of the first French 
 revolution. L., 1853. 2 v. . 30-1904 
 
 Echo des feuilletons, 1'. Recueil de nouvelles, le- 
 gendes, anecdotes, episodes, etc. Ext. de la 
 presse contemp. Directeurs : Mm. Dufour, 
 Mulat, et Boulanger. 22« annee. P., 1861. 8« 
 
 34-4733 
 
 Echoes from the gun of 1861 . . 18-984 
 
 Echoes of a belle, by Ben Shadow . 18-967 
 
 Echoes of nature. E. Brown . . 23-100 
 
 Echoes of the universe. H. Christmas 32-306 
 
 Eckermann, J. P. Conversations with Goethe in 
 
 the last years of his life. Trans, by S. M. 
 
 Fuller. B., 1839 .... 30-207 
 
 Eckfeldt, J. R., and W. E. Du Bois. Manual of gold 
 
 and silver coins of all nations, struck within 
 
 the past century. Ph., 1842. 4° 1-522 
 
 — New varieties of gold and silver coins. 2d ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1851 1-124 
 
 Eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and 
 
 art, [successor to the Eclectic museum, which 
 
 was formed from the American eclectic and 
 
 The museum. ] v. 1, 2, 31-6, 48-63 ; and new 
 
 series, 1-7. N. Y., 1843-'i8. 8» 17-36 
 
 Eclectic moral philosophy. J. R. Boyd 15-11 
 
 Eclectic medicine. Holl^mbach, H. Materia medica 
 
 10-717 
 
 — King, J. Am. dispensatory . . 10-857 
 
 — Paine, W. Epitome of practice . 10-496 
 
 Eclipse of faith. H. Rogers . . . 32-402 
 
 I;cole de la vie. G. de la Landelle . 34-4912 
 Ecole des proprietaires. P. Meurice . 34^640 
 Ecolier, 1'. Mme Guizot . . . 34-5091 
 Economica. S. Blodget . . . 26^-71 
 
 Economic cottage-builder. C. P. Dwyer 5-315 
 
 Economic position of the British laborer. H. Faw- 
 
 cett 3-99 
 
 Economist, the, etc. v. 3,5-21. [1845-63.] f^ 1-520 
 
 Economy. See Domestic e. ; Political e. 
 
 Economy of the animal kingdom. E. Swedenborg 
 
 10-817 
 
 Economy of capital. R. H. Patterson . 1-226 
 
 Economy of the eyes. W. Kitchener . 10-774 
 
 Economy of human life, by an ancient Bramin 33-381 
 
 — See Proverbs of all nations. 
 
 Economy of the laboring classes. Wm. L. Sargant 
 
 3-205 
 
 Ecrivains fran(jais. A. Roche . . 34-5249 
 
 Ecrivains et poetes modernes. R. G. E. Taillandier 
 
 34-3844 
 
 — See Authors ; Literary and scientific men ; Lit- 
 
 erature. 
 Ecuador. Hassaurek, F. Four years among Span- 
 ish-Americans .... 26*'-655 
 
 — See Colombia. 
 
 Ecueil, P. C. de Bernard . . . 34-3082 
 Edda of Ssemund, the . . . . 23-864 
 
 — See Ireland. 
 
 Eddy, A. D. The obligations of the Christian citizen ; 
 
 with a review of high-church principles. N. 
 
 Y., 1843 32-2317 
 
 Eddy, D. C. Hei'oines of the missionary enterprise ; 
 
 or, sketches of prominent female missionaries. 
 
 B., 1850 32-300 
 
 — Percy family. The Alps and the Rhine. B., 
 
 1863 27^-663 
 
 The Baltic to Vesuvius. B., 1863 27b-662 
 
 Paris to Amsterdam. B., 1863 . 27''-661 
 
 Through Scotland and England. B., 1863 
 
 27b-6C0 
 
 A visit to Ireland. B., 1863 . 27^-659 
 
 — Walter's tour in the east — Athens. N. Y., 1865 
 
 27''-768 
 
 Constantinople. N. Y., 1865 . 27^-763 
 
 Damascus. N. Y., 1864 . . 281^-446 
 
 Egypt. N. Y., 1863 . . . 28»'-447 
 
 — Young man's friend ; containing admonitions 
 
 for the erring, counsel for the tempted, encour- 
 agement for the desponding, and hope for the 
 fallen. B., 1865 .... 32-1837 
 
 — Young woman's friend ; or, the duties, trials, 
 
 loves, and hopes of woman. B., 1860 32-1836 
 Eddy, R. History of the 60th regiment N. Y. state 
 
 volunteers, from July, 1861, to Jan., 1864. 
 
 Ph., 1864 26»-565 
 
 Eddy, Z. Immanuel ; or, the life of Jesus Christ. 
 
 Springfield, 1868. S" . . . 32-2512 
 Ede, Geo. Management of steel, including forging, 
 
 hardening, tempering, annealing, shrinking, 
 
 and expansion ; also the case-hardening of 
 
 iron. N. Y., 1864 . . . 6-323 
 
 Eden, Emily. Semi-attached couple . 18-1896 
 
 — Semi-detached house . . . 18-1897 
 
 — ' Up the country.' Letters from the upper prov- 
 
 inces of India. 2ded. L., 1866. 2 v. 28'^-517 
 Eden, Sir F. M. The state of the poor ; or, history 
 
 of the laboring classes from the conquest. L., 
 
 1797. 3 V. 4° , • . . . 27^-4041 
 Eden, L. S. A lady's glimpse of the late war in 
 
 Bohemia. L., 1867 . . . 27''-881 
 Eden, R. H. The bankrupt law as amended by the 
 
 new act of the 6 Geo. IV, e. 10. Ph., 1841. 8" 
 
 V. 34 of 2-55 
 
 Eden, W. See Auckland. 
 
 Edersheim, A. History of the Jewish nation after 
 
 the destruction of Jerusalem under Titus. E., 
 
 1856 32-646 
 
 Edgar. S. The variations of popery. N. Y., 1849. 
 
 80 32-1097 
 
EDGAR. 
 
 179 
 
 EDUCATION. 
 
 Edgar, J. Q. Boy princes ; or, scions of royalty cut 
 off in youth. L., 1857 . . . 30-967 
 
 — Boylioocl of great men ; intended as an example 
 
 to youth. 5th ed. L., 1860 . 30-1258 
 
 — Cressy and Poictiers ; or, the story of the Black 
 
 Prince's page. L., 1865. 8° . 18-4041 
 
 — The crusades and the crusaders. B., 1840 
 
 29''-112 
 
 — Footprints of famous men. N. Y., 1854 30-787 
 
 — History for boys ; or, annals of the nations of 
 
 modern Europe. IST. Y., 1860 . 27''-3410 
 
 — Sea kings and naval heroes ; a book for boys. 
 
 L., 1861 30-1343 
 
 — Wars of the roses ; or, stones of the struggle of 
 
 York and Lancaster. N. Y., 1859 27^-364 
 Edgar, J. N. The American race-turf register, sports- 
 man's herald, and general stud-book. v. 1. 
 N. Y., 1838. 8° . . . . 20-343 
 
 Edgar Clifton. C. Adams . , . 18-51 
 
 Edgar Huntley. C. B. Brown . 18-450,2830" 
 Edge, F. M. England's danger and her safety ; a 
 letter to Earl Russell. L., 1864. 8° •26M005 
 
 — Major-general McClellan and the campaign on 
 
 the Yorktosvn peninsula. L., 1865 26''-652 
 
 — Naval engagement of the Alabama and the Kear- 
 
 sarge. Ph., 1868. 8° . . . 26''-1028 
 Edged tools. By the author of "Win and wear" 
 
 18-3837 
 
 Edgeworth, M. Belinda 18-968, & v. 8 of 977 
 
 — Castle Rackrent 18-969,75, & v. 10 of 977 
 
 — Comic dramas . . v. 6,7 of 18-977 
 
 — Contes des families. Tr. de 1' Anglais, par E. 
 
 Gamier. B., 1837 . . . 34-4200 
 
 — Early lessons. [First part of "Harry and 
 
 Lucy"] 18-970 
 
 — Essay on self-justification . . 18-969 
 
 — Frank 18-971 
 
 — Harrington . . . 18-972, & v. 9 of 977 
 
 — Harry and Lucy .... 18-970,973 
 See Early lessons. 
 
 — Helen . . 18-974, and v. 4 of 18-977 
 
 — Letters for literary ladies . . 18-975,6 
 
 — Leonora . . 18-975,976 ; and v. 10 of 977 
 
 — Moral tales 18-981 
 
 — Ormond . . . 18-972, and v. 9 of 977 
 
 — Parent's assistant [stories] . . 18-97't 
 
 — Patronage . 18-976 ; v. 6, 7 of 977 ; 980 
 
 — Popular tales . . . . v. 5 of 18-977 
 
 — Tales of fashionable life; containing: (v. 1) 
 
 Ennui ; Almeria ; Madame de Fleury ; the 
 Dun. (v. 2) Vivian ; Manoeuvering. (v. 3) 
 Emilie de Coulanges ; The absentee ; Modern 
 Griselda . . . . v. 1-3 of 18-977 
 Same. 2 v 18-982 
 
 — Thoughts on bores .... 18-972 
 
 — and R. L. Edgeworth. Practical education. B., 
 
 1823. 8° . . . . . 13-72 
 
 — See Edgeworth, R. L. and M. 
 
 Edgeworth, R. L. Essays on professional educa- 
 tion. L., 1812. 8° . . . 13-71 
 Edgeworth, R. L. and M. Essay on Irish bulls 
 18-969,975, and v. 10 of 977 
 
 — Memoirs of Richard L. Edgeworth, begun by 
 
 himself- and concluded by his daughter M. 
 Edgeworth. 3d ed. B., 1821. 8° 30-141 
 
 — Same. L., 1844. 8" . . . 30-142 
 
 — See Edgeworth, M. and R. L. 
 Edict of Nantes. See Huguenots. 
 
 Edinburgh. Anderson, J. History of 27''-1300 
 
 — Anderson, W. The poor of E. and their homes 
 
 2-493 
 
 — Chambers, R. Traditions of . v. 6 of 33-26 
 
 — See Cockburn, H. Memorials of his time 
 
 27^-1321 
 
 — Dalzel, A. Histories of universities of E. 13-63 
 
 — Leighton, A. Romances of . . 18-3873 
 
 — Miller, H. E. and its neighborhood 27''-067 
 Edinburgh encyclopaidia, conducted by D. Brews- 
 ter. 1st Amer. ed. Ph , 1852. 18 v. 4« 
 
 . 33-1266 
 
 Edinburgh new philosophical journal, exhibiting a 
 view of progressive discoveries and improve- 
 ments in the sciences and arts, conducted by 
 Robert Jameson, v. 42-7. E., 1847-9. 6 v. 
 8° 9-983 
 
 Edinburgh review ; or, critical journal. 1802-1868. 
 V. 1-127. B. and N. Y. 8° . 17-37 
 
 — General index to v. 1-20 . , 17-37 
 
 — See Jeffrey, F. 
 
 Edith, the backwoods girl. Mrs. L. C. Tuthill 
 
 18-3348 
 
 Edith de Falsen. E. Legouve . . 34-3495 
 Edith Vaughan's victory. Helen "W. Pierson 18-2508 
 Edith's ministry. H. B. M'KeeVer . 18-1995 
 Editorial life. Buckingham, J. T. Memoirs 30-1679 
 
 — See Newspapers. 
 
 Edmond Dantes. Alex. Dumas . . 18-930 
 
 Edmonds, J. VV., and G. T. Dexter. Spiritualism ; 
 
 with an appendix, by N. P. Tallmadge. 9th 
 
 ed. N. Y., 1854. 8» . . 32-1833 
 
 — See Dodds, J. B. 
 
 Edmonds, S. E. E. Nurse and spy in the Union 
 army ; comprising the adventures and experi- 
 ences of a woman in hospitals, camps, and 
 battle-fields. Ph., 1865 . . 26''-490 
 
 Edmonds, Mrs. True stories for children from an- 
 cient history. L. . . . 29»-lll 
 
 Edmondson, J. Complete body of heraldry. L., 
 1780. 2v. f» . . . . 27^-4032 
 
 Edom. Lindsay, Ld. Letters on . 28'^-100 
 
 Edouard. Mme la duchesse de Duras . 34-4730 
 
 Edrehi, M. An historical account of the ten tribes 
 settled beyond the river Sambatyon. L., 
 1833. 8» 32-1949 
 
 Education. General and miscellaneous. 
 
 — American institute lectures . . 13-7 
 
 — Ascham, R. The scholemaster . 13-19 
 
 — Ash, J. Sentiments collected from best writers 
 
 13-20 
 
 — Bigelow, J. Modern inquiries . 33-1369 
 
 — Boutwell, G. S. Thoughts on . 13-38 
 
 — Burton, W. Culture of the observing faculties 
 
 13-41 
 
 — Central society papers . . . 13-51 
 
 — Chapman, G. Treatise on . . 13-53 
 
 — Chesterfield's letters to his son . 33-1217,18 
 
 — Cobbe, F. P. Essay on . . 2-627 
 
 — Combe, G. Popular e. . . . 13-58 
 
 — Dick, T. Diffusion of knoAvledge . 13-66.67 
 Mental illumination and moral improvement 
 
 13-67 
 
 — Duke, W. Remarks upon . . 33-425 
 
 — Edgeworth, M. and R. L. Practical e. 13-72 
 
 — Everett, E. Importance of practical e. 13-81 
 
 — First thoughts ; or, beginning to think 13-85 
 
 — Garvey, M. A. Manual of human culture 15-301 
 
 — Hamilton, E. Elementary principles of 13-103 
 
 — Hart, J. S. Mistakes of educated men 13-105 
 
 — Hecker, J. Scientific basis of . 13-109 
 
 — Hudson, J. W. Hist, of adult e. . 13-117 
 
 — Legard, F. D. More about farm lads 13-123 
 
 — Lindsley, P. Discourses . v. 1 of 33-925 
 
 — Locke, J. Thoughts concerning . 13-127 
 
 — M'Clure, D. Philosophy of . . 13-128 
 
 — Mainzer. Music and e. . . 5-1045 
 
 — Mann, H. Lectures on . . 13-130 
 
 — Mathias, G. H. D. "En avant, messieurs !" 
 
 33-1339 
 
 — Mayhew, I. Popular e. for use of parents and 
 
 teachers . . . . . 13-140,1 
 
 — Milton, J. Treatise on . . . 13-127 
 
 — Ogden, J. Science of e., and art of teaching 
 
 13-155 
 
 — Parrish, E. E. in the society of friends 13-163 
 
 — Randall, S. S. First principles of 13-178 
 
 — Richler, J. P. F. Levana . . 13-181 
 
 — Rousseau, J. J. Emile, ou de I'e. 34-3650 
 Emilius 13-192 
 
 — St. John, J. A. E. of the people 13-195 
 
 — Shepherd, W., et al. Systematic e. 13-206 
 
EDUCATION. 
 
 180 
 
 EDWARDS. 
 
 Education. Smith, H. I. History of e., and plan 
 of culture on Christian principles 13-209 
 
 — Southey, E. Life of Rev. A. Bell, comprising 
 
 the history of mutual tuition . 30-1126 
 
 — Spencer, H. Intellectual, moral, and physical 
 
 e 13-213 
 
 — Spurzheim, J. G. Elementary principles of 
 
 13-218 
 
 — Thompson, D. W. Day-dreams of a school- 
 
 master 13-228 
 
 Wayside thoughts . . . 13-300 
 
 — Thring', E. Education and school 13-229 
 
 — Tracts on 13-224 
 
 — Vinet, A. L'e., la famille, et la societe 34-4574 
 
 — Watts, I. Improvement of the mind 31-232 
 
 — See Deaf and dumb ; Idiocy ; Ignonince ; Knowl- 
 
 edge ; Learning; Mental * *; Military * * ; 
 Morals ; Object lessons ; Pestalozzi ; Phren- 
 ology ; Schools ; Self e. ; Study ; Teaching ; 
 Training ; Universities ; and names of educa- 
 tional subjects and institutions, and of coun- 
 tries, states, and cities. 
 
 — Classical, liberal, professional, scientific. 
 
 — Amos, A. Advantages of a classical e. 13-12 
 
 — Atkinson, W. P. Classical and scientific studies, 
 
 and the great schools of England 13-22 
 
 — Classical e. ot boys . . . 13-56 
 
 — Donaldson, J. W. Classical scholarship and 
 
 classical learning . . . 13-68 
 
 — Edgeworth, R. L. Professional e. 13-71 
 
 — Farrar, F. W. [ed.] Essays on liberal e. 13-84 
 
 — Hamilton, Sir W. Discussions on education 
 
 and university reform . . 15-252 
 
 — Taylor, S. H. Method of classical study 13-226 
 
 — Whewell, W. Liberal e. . . 13-238 
 
 — Youmans, E. L. [ed.] Modern culture 13-260,1 
 
 — IDomestic, and of females. 
 
 — Aime-Martin. L. E. des meres . 34-3020 
 
 — Beechcr, C. E. Training of children 32-1317 
 
 — Bridges, F. Hints to mothers on home e. 
 
 10-278 
 
 — Burton, W. Helps to . . . 13-42 
 
 — Canipan, Mme. De reducation . 34-5005 
 
 — Davies, E. Higher e. of women . 13-64 
 
 — Fenelon. De l'e. des filles . . 34-3307 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Fireside e. . 13-95 
 
 — Guizot, Mme. Lettres de famille sur l'e. 34-3385 
 
 — Hall, J. E. of children, while under parents 
 
 18-102 
 
 — Lajolais, N. de. Education des femmes 34-5012 
 
 — Larcher, L. J. Opinions des anciens et des 
 
 modernes sur l'e. des ,filles . 34-3480 
 
 — Luna Folliero, C. de. E. des femmes 34-4589 
 
 — Maintenon. Education des fllles . 34-3502 
 
 — Mann, M. Moral culture of infancy 13-169 
 
 — Martineau, H. , Household e. . 13-138 
 
 — Michelet, J. E. des femmes au moyen age 
 
 , . . 34-4555 
 
 — Molinos-Lafltte, MmeA. E. du foyer 34-3544 
 
 — Necker de Saussure. E. progressive 34-3728 
 
 — Peabody, E. P. Kindergarten guide 13-169 
 
 — Phelps, Mrs. Fireside friend . 13-166 
 
 — Remusat C'sse. Education des femmes 34-3635 
 
 — Sewell, E. M. Principle applied to female e. 
 
 in the upper classes . . . 13-202 
 
 — Shirretf, E. Intellectual e.— females 13-201 
 
 — Taylor, I. Home e. . . . 13-220 
 
 — Thery, A., et al. Cours d'6. elementaire pour 
 
 les filles — comprenant conseils aux meres, etc. 
 34-4607 
 
 — See Children ; Women. 
 
 — National and popular. 
 
 — Arnold, M. Middle class education and the 
 
 state 13-17 
 
 — Hill, F. Nationals. . . . 13-110 
 
 — Laboulaye, E. L'instruction publique, et le 
 
 suffrage universel . . . 34-4572 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Has the church or the state the 
 
 power to educate the nation ? . 13-139 
 Learning and working . . 13-137 
 
 Education. Milner, T. Elevation of the people 
 
 13-144 
 
 — Wines, E. C. Hints on a system of popular e. 
 
 13-241 
 
 — See Mechanics institutes ; Refonnatory * * ; 
 
 and names of countries. 
 Education d'une poupee. Mme de Sainte-Marie 
 
 34-5178 
 
 Education of the human race. G. E. Lessing 32-1661 
 Educational addresses. Mrs. L. Phelps 13-167 
 
 Educational calendar and scholastic year-book for 
 
 1867. L 13-76 
 
 Educational exhibition of the society of arts, etc. 
 Lectures in connection with. L., 1854 13-74 
 Educational periodicals. American journal of edu- 
 cation 13-6 
 
 — Educational times, v. 1,2, 1847-9. L. 4° 
 
 13-500 
 
 — Museum 13-149 
 
 — University quarterly . . . 17-105 
 Educational value of the natural history sciences. 
 
 T. H. Huxley .... 9-1021 
 
 Educator, the. Prize essays on elevating the pro- 
 fession of the educator in society. L. , 1839 
 
 13-75 
 
 Edward IV of England. Historic of the arrivall of 
 Edward. [Camden soc. pub. v. 1] 27''-195 
 
 — Warkworth, J. Chronicle of first thirteen years 
 
 of reign. [Camden soc. pub. v. 10] 27''-195 
 
 Edward, (the black prince. ) James, G. P. R. Life 
 
 of 30-143 
 
 — Jones, M. The black prince, a book for boys 
 
 27^-641 
 
 Edward. J. Moore , . , v. 6 of 33-1362 
 Edwards, A. B. Archie Lovell . . 18-3791,7 
 
 — Barbara's history . . . 18-990,3933 
 
 — Half a million of money . . 18-1004 
 
 — Hand and glove .... 18-1003 
 
 — Miss Carew 18-1004 
 
 — Miss Forrester .... 18-1824 
 
 — My brother's wife .... 18-999 
 
 — Philip Earnscliffe ..... 18-3888 
 
 — Steven Lawrence, yeoman . . 18-4063 
 
 — The story of Cervantes . . . 18-3794 
 Edwards, A. M. Life beneath the "waters ; or, the 
 
 aquarium in America. N. Y., 1858 9-684 
 
 Edwards, B. History, civil and commercial, of the 
 
 British colonies in the West Indies. Ph., 
 
 1810. 4v. 8» . . . . 26''-72 
 
 — Trade of the West India islands with the United 
 
 States of North America. L., 1784. 8° ; with 
 a speech on Mr. Wilberforce's proposition 
 concerning the slave trade. Kingston, 1790. 
 
 8« 26»-73 
 
 Edwards, B. B. Biography of self-taught men ; with 
 an introductory essay. B., 1832 30-144 
 
 — Writings, with a memoir, by E. A. Park 30-1004 
 
 — See Sears, B. 
 
 Edwards, C. Juryman's guide throughout the state 
 of New York, and containing general matter 
 for the lawyer and law-ofiicer. N. Y., 1831. 
 8» 2-229 
 
 — Practical treatise on the stamp-act of July 1st, 
 
 1862, and amendatory statutes. N. Y., 1863. 
 
 8° 2-190 
 
 Edwards, E. Chapters of the biographical history 
 of the French academy ; with an appendix, 
 relating to the unpublished Monastic chronicle 
 entitled Liber De Hyda. L., 1864. 8» 27»-1708 
 
 — Libraries and founders of libraries. L.,1864. 8» 
 
 21-176 
 
 — Memoirs of libraries ; including a hand-book of 
 
 library economy. L., 1859. 2 v. 8« 21-177 
 Edwards, F., jr. On the economical use of fuel, and 
 the prevention of smoke in domestic fire- 
 places ; with observations on the patent laws. 
 L., 1864. 8» .... 6-43 
 
 — Ventilation of dwelling-houses and utilization of 
 
 waste heat from open fire-places. L.,1868. 8" 
 . . . . . 6-113 
 
EDWARDS. 
 
 181 
 
 EGYPT. 
 
 Edwards, F., jr. On letters patent for inventions. 
 
 L., 1865. 8» .... 6-844 
 
 Edwards, F. S. Campaign in New Mexico witli 
 
 Col. Doniphan. Ph., 1847 . 36b-32 
 
 Edwards, H. Milne. Manual of zoology ; trans, by 
 
 R. Knox. L., 1856 . . . 9-543 
 
 — See Ruschenberger. 
 
 Edwards, H. S. History of the opera; with anec- 
 dotes of the most celebrated composers and 
 vocalists of Europe. L., 1803. 3 v. 5-1008 
 
 — Polish captivity ; an account of the present posi- 
 
 tion of the Poles in the kingdom of Poland, 
 and in the Polish provinces of Austria, Prus- 
 sia, and Russia. L., 18G3. 3 v. 8» 37''-451 
 
 — Private history of a Polish insurrection. L., 
 
 1865. 3 V 37»-3904 
 
 — Russians at home; unpolitical sketches. L., 
 
 1861 3';''_596 
 
 — See Verderevsky. 
 
 Edwards, Jonathan. Works ; with memoir of his 
 
 life by S. E. Dwight. N. Y., 1829. 10 v. 8» 
 
 33-77 
 
 — Histoire de I'ceuvre de la redemption. Toulouse, 
 
 1854 34-5163 
 
 — History of the work of redemption ; containing 
 
 the outlines of a body of divinity in a method 
 entirely new. Ph. . . . 33-499 
 
 — Memoirs of the Rev. David Brain erd ; chiefly 
 
 taken from his own diary ; including his jour- 
 nal, in a regular chronological series, by Se- 
 reno E. Dwight. N. H., 1833. 8» 30-46 
 
 — Miller, S. Life of. (S. A. B. 8) . 30-497 
 
 — See Day, J. 
 
 Edwards, Jonathan, D. D. Works ; with a memoir, 
 by T.Edwards. And., 1843. 3 v. 8» 33-78 
 
 — Observations on the Mohegan languages. Mass. 
 
 hist. col. 3, 10 . . . . 26^-388 
 Edwards, Justin. Hallock, W. A. Life and labors 
 
 of 30-856 
 
 Edwards, Tenison. Shall we register title. L., 1863 
 
 3-348 
 
 Edwards, Thomas, LL. D. Reports of cases argued 
 
 and determined in the high court of admiralty ; 
 
 commencing with the judgments of Hon. Sir 
 
 W. Scott, 1808. N. Y., 1815. 8" 3-34 
 
 Edwards, W. Personal adventures during the India 
 
 rebellion in Rohilcund, Futtehghur, and Oude. 
 
 L., 1859. 8° .... 38''-317 
 
 — Reminiscences of a Bengal civilian. L., 1866 
 
 38f-530 
 
 Edwards, W. H. A voyage up the river Amazon, 
 including a residence at Para. N. Y., 1847 
 
 36i'-33 
 
 Edwin Brothertoft. T. Winthrop . 18-3560 
 
 Edwin May's philosophy. J. Campkin 11-336 
 
 Edwin of Deira. A.Smith . . . 23-631 
 
 Efflnghams, the ; or, home as I found it 18-989 
 
 Eflrontcs, les. E. Augier . . . 34-5207 
 Egan, C. Tlie law relative to benefit building socie- 
 ties. 2d ed. L., 1867 . . 2-325 
 Egan, P. Book of sports, and mirror of life ; 
 embracing the turf, the chase, the ring, and 
 the stage ; interspersed with original memoirs 
 of sporting men. L., 1847. 8° . 20-346 
 
 — Fair Lilias 18-1017 
 
 — Tmogene 18-992 
 
 — Lady Maud 18-993 
 
 — Such is life 18-1047 
 
 Egan, R. The counting-house companion ; contain- 
 ing the general exchanger, etc.* Dub., 1802. 
 4° 1-501 
 
 Egede, H. Description of Greenland ; with histori- 
 cal introduction and a life of the author. L., 
 1818. 8» 26b-643 
 
 Egeria. W. G. Simnis . . . 33-293 
 
 Eggs. See Birds; Ornithology. 
 
 Eggs of British birds. C. Jennings • 9-691 
 
 Egleston, T. Catalogue of minerals, with their 
 formulas, etc. W., 1863. S" [Sm. misc. col. 
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 Egerton papers. [Camden soc. pub. v. 13] 87'»-195 
 
 Egloffstein, P. W. von. (Ed.) Contributions to the 
 
 geology and the physical geography of 
 
 Mexico ; with a graphic description of an 
 
 ascent of the volcano of Popocatepetl. N. Y., 
 
 1864. 8° 9-312 
 
 Egypt. Anderson, A. Journal of the forces under 
 Pigot, Abercrombie, and Hutchinson 38''-903 
 
 — Anderson, J. Bible light from bible lands 
 
 32-603 
 
 — Bartlett, W. H. Glimpses of the land of E. 
 
 28''-146 
 
 — Belzoni, G. Researches and operations 28''-386 
 
 — Bradshaw's overland guide . . 29''-173 
 
 — British museum — Antiquities . 38''-191 
 
 — Bunsen, C. C. J. Egypt's place in universal 
 
 history . . . . . 38''-25 
 
 — Champollion-Figeac. Egypte ancienne 34-4890 
 
 — Champolliou jeune, J. R. Egypte sous les 
 
 Pharaons 34-453'; 
 
 Lettres ecrites d':6. . . . 34-4749 
 
 — Clark, E. L. Daleth • . . 38''-400 
 
 — Cooley, J. E. American in E. . 38'^-55 
 
 — Dearborn, H. F. S. Trade and maritime geog- 
 
 raphy 1-22 
 
 — Dcnon, V. Travels in E. . . 38''-57 
 
 — Dumas, A. Impressions of travel in E. 28''-477 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Walter in E. . . 28''-447 
 
 — Foster, C. Monuments . part 3 of 22-444 
 
 — Gliddon, G. R. Ancient E. . . 28''-40f) 
 
 — Gordon, Lady D. Letters from . 28''-486 
 
 — Government of ... . 28'^-01 
 
 — Greenhill, T. Art of embalming . 10-643 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. Monuments of E. . SS^-lSil 
 
 — Heeren, A. H. L. Researches . 38»-68 
 
 — Hildreth, J. Notes of the Buckingham lectures 
 
 35-12 
 
 — Hoskins, G. A. Winter in E. . 28''-421 
 
 — Irwin, E. Route through the Thebais (1777) 
 
 29^-27 
 
 — Jones, G. Excursions to . . 38''-67 
 
 — Kenrick, J. Ancient E. under the Pharaohs 
 
 . . . . 38M)i) 
 
 — Lane, E. W. Manners and customs of modern 
 
 E 38^-543,3,8 
 
 — Lansing, G. Egypt's princes . 32-1441 
 
 — Lindsay, Lord. "Letters on E. . 28''-l(;0 
 
 — Lott, E. Nights in the harem . 28''-571 
 
 — Martin,. P. Expedition franqaise en E. 34-4921 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 39''-274 
 
 — Nash, D. W. Pharaoh of the exodus 38^-204 
 
 — Norden, T. L. Travels in E. . 28''-92,913 
 
 — Osburn, W. Monumental history of E. 28*-144 
 
 — Palmer, Wm. Egyptian chronicles 28''-187 
 
 — Paton, A. A. History of the Egyptian revolu- 
 
 tion 28»-202 
 
 — Pfeiffer, I. Visit to E. . . . 28''-159 
 
 — Poole, S. Englisliwoman in E. . 28''-77 
 
 — Prime, W. C. Boat life in E. . 28^-243 
 
 — Piickler-Muskau, H. von. Travels and adven- 
 
 tures 38''-207 
 
 E. under Mehemet Ali . . 28''-119 
 
 — Robinson, E. Biblical researches 28''-574 
 
 — Romer, Mrs. Pilgrimage to the temples and 
 
 tombs 38i'-540 
 
 — Russell, M. View of ancient and modern E. 
 
 38»-29,30 
 
 — Saint-Hilaire, J. B. E. and the Great Suez 
 
 canal 28''-258 
 
 — St. John, B. Two years residence in a Levant- 
 
 ine family 28^-578 
 
 Village life in E. . . . 38''-l.-4 
 
 — St. John, J. A. Egypt and Nubia 28i'-126 
 
 — Segur, L. de. Une caravane fran^aise 34-4673 
 
 — Scyff'arth, G. Recent discoveries in 29''-89 
 
 — Sharpe, S. Antiquities in the British museum 
 
 38''-in3 
 
 Historv of E 38''-31 
 
 — Smith, J.'V. C. Pilgrimage to E. 28''-150 
 
 — Smith, T. History of Joseph . 33-993 
 
EGYPT. 
 
 182 
 
 ELIOT. 
 
 Egypt. Spencer, J. A. Travels iu 28''-134 
 
 — Spineto, Marquis. Antiquities . 28''-130 
 
 — Stephen, J. L. Incidents of travel in E. 28''-28 
 
 — Thomas, J. Travels in E. . . 28''-162 
 
 — Thompson, J. P. Photographic views of E. 
 
 28'>-176 
 
 — Trevor, G. Ancient E. : its antiquities and 
 
 history 28''-206 
 
 E. from Alexander to Bonaparte 28''-236 
 
 — Uhleman, M. Tliree days in Memphis: sketches 
 
 of tlie old Egyptians . . . 28''-147 
 
 — Volney, C. F. Travels through E. 28>'-109 
 
 — Wanderings in the land of Ham . 28''-522 
 
 — Wilkinson, J. G. Egyptians in the time of the 
 
 Pharaohs 28''-141 
 
 Handbook for travellers in E. . 28'^-288 
 
 Manners and customs of ancient E. 28''-95 
 
 Popular account of the ancient Egyptians 
 
 28»-245 
 
 — Wilson, R. T. History of the British expedi- 
 
 tion to E 28''-32 
 
 — Yates, W. H. Modern history and condition 
 
 ofE. . . . . . . 28"-5r)3 
 
 — See Chronology ; Coptic language ; Hiero- 
 
 glyphics ; Mummies ; Mythology ; Nile ; Pyr- 
 amids. 
 Eichberg, J. C. Doctor of Alcantra. Opera. B. 
 
 4° 5-916 
 
 Eichendorff, Joseph von. Memoirs of a good-for- 
 nothing 18-1016 
 
 Eight weeks in Germany ; comprising narratives, 
 descriptions, and directions for economical 
 tourists, by the pedestrian. E., 1842 27''-41 
 Eight years in congress. S. S. Cox . 26''-682 
 Eighteen Christian centuries. J. Wliite 27"-356o 
 Eighteenth century, the. A. Andrews 27''-21 
 
 — Miller, S. Retrospect of . . 29=^-253 
 
 — Schlosser, F. C. History . . 29"-72 
 Eighth commandment. C. Reade . 22-1173 
 Eighty years of republican government. L. J. Jen- 
 nings 26^-991 
 
 Eighty years progress in the United States. Hart- 
 ford, 1867. 8° . . . . 2G''-913 
 
 Eighty years progress of British North America ; 
 showing the development of its natural re- 
 sources. L., 1863. 8» . . 1-197 
 
 Eiklon manor 18-994 
 
 Eiloart, Mrs. The boys of Beechwood 18-3999 
 
 — The curate's discipline . . . 18-8926 
 Einfache geschichten. E. Niendorf . 34-r)88 
 Eirenicon. E. B. Pusey . . . 32-1729 
 Ekkoes from Kentucky. T>. R. Locke 18-1933 
 El Dorado ; or, British Guiana. W. T. Veness 
 
 26^-628 
 
 Eldorado ; or, adventures on the path of empire. B. 
 
 Taylor 26'^-20<'. 
 
 Elder, W. Biography of E. K. Kane. Ph.. 1858. 
 
 8» . 30-1012 
 
 — Emancipation : a lecture, pph. 8" 2-990 
 
 — The enchanted beauty, and other tales, essays, 
 
 and sketches. Ph., 1859 . . 33-1130 
 
 — Genius of ecclesiastical freedom, comprising the 
 
 declaiation of divine order, made in the first 
 convention of the new church, in Union 
 county, Indiana ; and an exposition of the 
 order of divine order, referred to in the articles 
 of the declaration. Cin., 1843 . 32-1718 
 
 — Periscopics ; or, current subjects extempora- 
 
 neously treated. N. Y., 1854 . 33-366 
 
 Elderhorst, W. Manual of blowpipe-analysis and 
 
 determinative mineralogy. 2d ed. Ph., 1861 
 
 8-58 
 
 Eldon, J. S., Ld. Twiss, H. Public and private 
 
 life of 30-149 
 
 Elections. Acland, J. The imperial poll-iiook 
 27«-3 
 
 — Buckingham, J. S. Popular e. . 2-572 
 
 — Bushby, H. J. Manual of practice in united 
 
 kingdom 2-255 
 
 — Cox, H.. Antient parliamentary e. 27*-295 
 
 Elections. Mjmn, W. B., vs. L. C. Cassidy. Con- 
 tested e. for dist. att'y. Ph. . 2-138 
 
 — Wordsworth, C. Practice at English e. 2-249 
 
 — See Ballot ; Presidential e. ; Suti'rage. 
 Electricity. Athaus, J. Medical e. . 10-212 
 
 — Bakewell, F. C. Electric science . 11-105 
 
 — Bird, G. E. and galvanism . . 10-783 
 
 — Clark, L. Electrical measurement 11-330 
 
 — Faraday, M. Experimental researches in e. 
 
 11-128 
 
 — Ferguson, R. M. Electricity . . ^ 11-285 
 
 — Francis, G. Electrical experiments 11-276 
 
 — Franklin, B. Letters on e. . v. 5 of 33-49 
 
 — Garratt, A. C. Medical e. . . 10-218 
 
 — Harris, W. S. Rudimentary e. . 11-303 
 
 — Jones, H. B. Animal e. . . 11-240 
 
 — Lardner, D., and C. V. Walker. Manual of e. 
 
 11-37 
 
 — La Rive, A. de. E. in theory and practice 
 
 . . . . 11-145 
 
 — Noad, H. M. The inductorium . 11-288 
 
 Lectures on e 11-87 
 
 Student's text-book of e. . . 11-297 
 
 — Butter, J. 0. N. Human e. . . 11-161 
 
 — Tyndall, J. Faraday as a discoverer 30-2365 
 
 — See Galvanism ; Lightning ; Magnetism ; Mes- 
 
 merism ; Meteorology ; Telegraph ; Thunder- 
 storms. 
 Electro-metallurgy. Napier, J. Manual of e.-m. 
 6-375 
 
 — Watt, A. E.-m. practically considered 6-448 
 Electron. W. C. Richards . . . 23-505 
 Electio-physiology. G. Huff . . 10-520 
 Electro-physiology and therapeutics. C. E. Morgan 
 
 10-809 
 
 — See Electricity. 
 
 Elegant extracts ; a copious selection of passages 
 
 from the most eminent poets. B., 1826. 6 v. 
 
 23-814 
 
 Elegant extracts ; a copious selection of passages 
 from the most eminent prose writers. N. Y., 
 1818. 6 V. .... 33-692 
 
 Elegant extracts ; or, useful and entertaining pas- 
 sages in prose. 1808. 8» . . 33-934 
 
 Elegant extracts ; or, useful and entertaining pieces 
 of poetry. 2d ed. L. 8° . . 23-952 
 
 Elegant narratives. Published by the American 
 tract society. N. Y. . . . 32-552 
 
 Elements, the. W. L. Jordan . . 11-313 
 
 — See Natural history. 
 
 Elephant. Natural history of the e. . 9-590 
 
 — Tennent, J. E. Monograph on the e. 9-646 
 Elephant club. M. M. Thompson . 18-3226 
 Elephant haunts. H. Faulkner . . 28''-591 
 Elephant in the moon. S. Butler . 23-474 
 Eleusis, les marbres d'. L. Vitet . 34-4667 
 Elevation of the people. T. Milner . 13-144 
 Eleven weeks in Europe. J. F. Clarke 27"-270 
 Elfred. J.Abbott . . . v. 6 of 18-15 
 El Fureidis. Maria Cummins . . 18-774 
 Elgin marbles. H. Ellis , . . 5-6 
 Eli ; an oratorio. M. Costa . . 5-793 
 
 Elia. C. Lamb 33-745 
 
 Elia ; or, Spain fitly years ago. C. Bohl d'Arron 
 
 . . . . . 18-1799 
 
 Eliana. C. Lamb 83-1105 
 
 Elie de Beaumont, Mme. Lettres du Marquis de 
 
 Rozelle. P., 1865. 8° . . 34-4780 
 
 EI Gringo ; or. New Mexico. W. W. H. Davis 
 
 26''-316 
 
 Elihu Jan's story. W. Knighton . 28b-471 
 
 Elijah. Macduff, J. R. Tlie prophet of fire 32-1180 
 Elijah ; an oratorio. F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy 
 
 5-818 
 
 Elim. F. D. Huntington . . . 23-763 
 
 Elinor Fulton. Mr.s. H. F. Lee . . 18-1831 
 Eliot, C. W., and F. H. Storer. Manual of inorganic 
 chemistry, adapted to facilitate experimental 
 demonstration. 2d ed. N. Y., 1868 8-115 
 Eliot, George. [Pseud.] See Evans, Marian. 
 
ELIOT. 
 
 183 
 
 ELLIS. 
 
 Eliot, John. The Indian grammar begun ; or, an 
 essay to bring tlie Indian language into rules. 
 Mass. hist. col. 2, 9 . . . 26^-388 
 
 — Francis, C. Life of. (S. A. B. 5) 30-497 
 Eliot, Sir John. Forster, J. Biography— 1590-1632. 
 
 30-1496 
 
 Life of 30-166 
 
 Eliot, S. History of liberty. The early Christians. 
 
 B., 1853. 2 V 32-516 
 
 The liberty of Rome : a history ; with an ac- 
 count of the liberty of ancient nations. L., 
 1849. 2v. 8» . . . . 27»-2207 
 Eliot, W. G. Early religious education considered 
 as the divinely appointed way to the regener- 
 ate life. B.,1855 . . . 32-1497 
 
 — Lectures to young women. B., 1854 33-442 
 
 — See Elliott. 
 
 Elisabeth. Mme M. J. R. Cottin . . 34-3164 
 Elisha. Early days of. F. W. Krummacher 32-393 
 Eliza Woodson. Mrs. E. Farnham . 30-1549 
 Elizabeth of England. Abbott, J. History of 30-617 
 
 — Aikin, L. Memoirs of the court of 30-150 
 
 — Froude, J. A. Hist, of England durino: reign of 
 
 E. V. 7 ^27''-425,6 
 
 — Gonzales, T. Documents relating to reign of 
 
 E 27»-507 
 
 — Hay ward, J. First four years of reign 27''-195 
 
 — Hopkins, S. Puritans during the reign of 
 
 26''-423 
 
 — Household expenses. Camden soc. pub. v. 55 
 
 27»-195 
 
 — Letters. Camden soc. pub. v. 46 27*-195 
 
 — Romantic biography of the age of E. 30-516 
 
 — Strickland, A. [Lives of the queens.] v. 6, 7 of 
 
 30-446 
 
 — Thornbury, G. W. Shakespeare's England 
 
 27»-1142 
 
 — Times of. See Camden soc. pub. v. 12 27*-195 
 Elizabeth. Mad. Cottin . , . 18-756 
 
 — Story of. Miss Thackeray . . 18-3177 
 Elkerton rectory. Rev. J. Pvcroft . 18-2557 
 El-Khuds, the holy. W.M.Turner . 28'>-384 
 Ella. W. Simonds .... 18-2882 
 Ella of Garveloch. M. Martineau . 18-3860 
 Ella v.; or, the July tour. F. Taylor 18-995 
 EUard, J. See Jolm Ellard, the newsboy 30-1947 
 Eile et Lui. Mme Dudevant . . 34-4160 
 Ellen Dacre ; or, life at Aunt Hester's 18-996 
 Ellen Linn. J. Abbott .... 18-8 
 Ellen Middlcton. G. Fullerton . . 18-1115 
 Ellen Montgomery's book-shelf. S. and A. B. 
 
 Warner. Mr. Rutherford's children 18-3451 
 
 Sybil and Chryssa . . . 18-3456 
 
 Hard maple .... 18-3457 
 
 Karl Krinken .... 18-3448 
 
 Casper 18-3449 
 
 Ellen Norbury. E. Bennett . . 18-319 
 
 Ellen Wareham. Ellen Pickering 18-2497,2500 
 Eilenore. S. Gay .... 34-5360 
 
 Ellery, W. Channing, E. T. Life of. (S. A. B. 6) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Ellesmere, earl of. Essays on history, biography, 
 geography, engineering, etc. L., 1858. 8° 
 
 33-388 
 
 EUet, C, jr. An essay on the laws of trade, in 
 
 reference to the works of internal improvement 
 
 in the U. S. Rich., 1839 . . 1-131 
 
 EUet, Mrs. E. F. Characters of Schiller. B., 1839 
 
 22-1045 
 
 — Domestic history of the American revolution. 
 
 N. Y., 1850 26^-266 
 
 — Evenings at Woodlawn . . . 18-1000 
 
 — Family pictures from the bible. N. Y. , 1849 
 
 32-327 
 
 — Pioneer women of the west. N. Y., 1852 30-699 
 
 — Queens of American society. N. Y., 1867. 8° 
 
 30-2340 
 
 — Rambles about the country. N. Y., 1847 26b-541 
 
 — Women artists in all ages and countries, N. Y., 
 
 1859 5-154 
 
 Ellet, Mrs. E. F. Summer rambles in the west. 
 N. Y., 1853 26''-247 
 
 — Women of the American revolution. N. Y., 
 
 1848-50. 3v 30-145 
 
 Ellicott, A. Journal for determining the boundary 
 between the U. S and the Spanish possessions 
 in America, 1796-1800. Ph., 1814. 4° 26''-1006 
 
 Ellicott, C. J. Historical lectures on the life of our 
 Lord Jesus Christ ; with notes, critical, histor- 
 ical, and explanatory. B., 1862 32-993 
 
 Ellie ; or, the human comedy. J. E. Cooke 18-700 
 
 Elliot, H. M. The history of India, as told by its 
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 V. I. L. , 1867. 8° . . . 28°-255 
 
 Elliot, J. Debates in the several state conventions, 
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 Luther Martin's letter, Yates' minutes, etc. 
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 Elliott, C. B. Travels in the three great empires of 
 
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 Elliott, C. W. New England history, from tlie dis- 
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 8° 26^-352 
 
 — Mysteries ; or, glimpses of the supernatural ; 
 
 containing accounts of the Salem witchcraft, 
 the Cock-lane ghost, the Rochester rappings, 
 the -Stratford mj^steries, oi'acles, astrology, 
 dreams, demons, ghosts, spectres, etc. N. Y., 
 1852 32-18-7 
 
 — Remarkable characters and places of the holy 
 
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 Elliott, Ebenezer. Poems; M'ith an introduction bj- 
 
 R. W. Griswold. N. Y., 1850 . 23-779 
 
 Elliott, E. Labor and live . '. . 18-1001 
 Elliott, F. R. American fruit-grower's guide in 
 
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 Elliott, G. D. Journal of my life during the French 
 
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 Elliott, J. D. Speech, delivered in Hagerstown, 
 
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 Ellis, C. The law of fire and life insurance and an- 
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 Ellis, Mrs. C. Conversations on human nature ; for 
 tlie young. L., 1850 . . 15-334 
 
 Ellis, D. Thrilling adventures during the irreat 
 southern rebellion. N. Y., 1867 30-1909 
 
 Ellis, G. History of the late revolution in the Dutch 
 republic. L., 1789. 8» . . 27^-2616 
 
 — Specimens of the early English poets, with an 
 
 historical sketch of the rise and i)rogress of 
 the English poetry and language, and a biog- 
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 23-461 
 
 Ellis, G. A. New Britain : narrative of a journey 
 to a country in the plain of the Missouri. L. , 
 
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 Ellis, G. E. Life of Anne Hutchinson (S. A. B. 16) 
 30-497 
 
 — Life of John Mason (S. A. B. 13) 30-497 
 
 — Life of Wm. Penn (S. A. B. 22; . 30-497 
 Ellis, Sir Henry. Elgin and Phigaleian marbles of 
 
 the classical ages in the British museum. L., 
 1846. 2v 5-6 
 
 — Original letters, illustrative of English history ; 
 
 including numerous royal letters, from auto- 
 graphs in the British museum, the state paper 
 office, and other collections, with notes. 3d 
 series. L., 1846. 4 v. . . 27»-368 
 
 — Townley gallery of classic sculpture, in the 
 
 British museum. L., 1846. 2 v. 5-7 
 
 Ellis, Hon. Henry. Journal of the proeeedinirs of 
 
 the late embassy to China. Ph., 1818. 8» 28''-2 
 
ELLIS. 
 
 184 
 
 ELPHINSTONE. 
 
 Ellis, H. T. Hong Kong to Manilla and the lakes 
 of Luzon, in the Philippine isles, in the year 
 I80G. L., 18o9 .... 29''-168 
 
 Ellis, J. Avoidable canses of disease, insanity, and 
 deformity. N. Y., 1860 . . 10-389 
 
 Ellis, R. Chemistry of creation ; a sketch of the 
 chief chemical and physical phenomena of the 
 earth, the uir, and the ocean. L. 8-94 
 
 Ellis, R. L. See Bacon, F. 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. S. S. The beautiful in nature and art. 
 L., 1866 5-448 
 
 — The brewer's family . . . 18-1015 
 
 — Brother and sister .... 18-1005 
 
 — Chapters on wives . . . 18-1006 
 
 — Daughters of England , . . 33-1050 
 
 — The family monitor ; women of England, 
 
 daughters of E., wives of E., mothers of E. 
 N. Y., 1848. 8" ... 33-10.^0 
 
 — Family secrets .... 18-4133 
 
 — Hearts and homes .... 18-1007 
 
 — Home ; or, the iron rule . . 18-1008 
 
 — Housekeeping made easy ; or, complete instruc- 
 
 tor in all branches of cookery and domestic 
 
 economy. Ed. by Mrs. Mowa"tt. N. Y., 1800 
 
 6-201 
 
 — Look to the end .... 18-1009 
 
 — Madagascar; its social and religious progress. 
 
 L., 1863 
 — The mothers of England. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 — Same 
 
 — Mothers of great men. L., 1859. 8" 
 
 — My brother 
 
 — Pictures of private life 
 
 — Poetry of life. Ph., 1835. 2 v. 
 
 — Pretension .... 
 
 — Prevention better than cure ; or, 
 
 wants of the world we live in. 
 
 2 V. 8' 
 
 28b-422 
 1844. 8» 
 18-3649 
 33-1050 
 30-1191 
 18-1010 
 33-935 
 33-1155,935 
 18-1012 
 the moral 
 N. Y., 1847 
 33-447 
 33-935 
 18-1014 
 33-935 
 
 — Prose works. N. Y., 1844. 
 
 — Temper and temperament 
 
 — Voice from the vintage . 
 
 — Wives of England, their relative duties, domes- 
 
 tic influence, and social obligations. N. Y., 
 1843. 8» 28^-45 
 
 — Same 33-1050 
 
 — Women of England, their social duties and do- 
 
 mestic habits. N. Y., 1839 . 33-34,1050 
 
 Ellis, T. T. Leaves from the diary of an army sur- 
 geon ; or, incidents of field, camp, and hos- 
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 Ellis, William. Introduction to the study of the 
 social sciences. L., 1849 . . 2-648 
 
 — Outlines of the history and formation of the un- 
 
 derstanding. L., 1847 . . 15-292 
 
 — Outlines of social economy. L., 1860 2-646 
 
 — Phiio-socrates. L., 1864. 4 v. . 33-142 
 
 — Progressive lessons in social science. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1862 2-649 
 
 — Religion in common life. L., 1857 32-2184 
 
 — Thoughts on the future of the human race. L., 
 
 1866 15-274 
 
 Ellis, Rev. William. History of Madagascar ; com- 
 lirising also the progress of Christian mis- 
 sions, and an authentic account of the perse- 
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 Christians. L. 2 v. 8° . . 28=^64 
 
 — Narrative of a tour through Hawaii ; with re- 
 
 marks on the histoiy, tiaditi(jns, etc., of the 
 Sandwich islands. L., 1826. 80 29''-248 
 
 — Polynesian researches, during a residence of 
 
 nearly eight years in the Society and Sand- 
 wich islands. L., 1831. 3 v. . 29''_107 
 ■ — Three visits to Madagascar in 1853-6 ; including 
 a journey to the capital ; with notices of the 
 natural history of the country and of the 
 present civilization of the people. L., 1858. 
 
 8« 28»>-275 
 
 Ellison, T. Hand-book of the cotton trade. L., 
 1858. 8° 1-267 
 
 Ellison, T. Slavery and secession in America, his- 
 torical and economical. L. [1861] 26'''-468 
 
 Elliston, R. W. Raymond, G. Life and enterprises 
 of. 30-980 
 
 Ellwood, T. Life by himself v. 11 of 30-1878 
 
 — See Webb, Maria. 
 
 Ellsworth, H. W. Text-book of penmanship ; with 
 the rules for punctuation, and directions for 
 letter writing. N. Y., 1862 . 13-78 
 
 Elly, S. Ostentation; or, critical remarks on "Quaker- 
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 32—1533 
 
 El-Medinah. Burton, R. F. Pilgrimage to 2V-227 
 
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 El-Mukattem. Lands of the Moslem ; a narrative 
 of oriental travel. N. Y., 1851. 8° 28^-478 
 
 Elmes, J. Classic quotations : a thought book. 
 N. Y., 1867 .... 22-1046 
 
 — General and bibliographical dictionary of the 
 
 fine arts ; containing explanations of the prin- 
 cipal terms used in the arts of painting, sculp- 
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 sketches of the rise and progress of their dif- 
 ferent schools ; and accounts of the best books 
 on the fine arts. L., 1826. 8° . o-S'il 
 
 — Lectures on architecture. 2d ed. L., 1823. 8" 
 
 .... 5-396 
 
 — Sir Christopher Wren and his times ; with illus- 
 
 trative sketches and anecdotes of tlie most 
 distinguished personages in the 17th century. 
 L., 1852. 8" .... 30-1305 
 
 — Thomas Clarkson : a monograph; being a con- 
 
 tribution towards the history of the abolition 
 
 of the slave trade and slavery. L., 1854 
 
 . 30-1447 
 
 — Topographical dictionary of London and its 
 
 environs ; containing descriptive and critical 
 
 accounts of public and private buildings, etc. 
 
 L., 1831. 8° .... 27''-745 
 
 Elmwood, Elnathan. See Yankee among the nuUi- 
 
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 Elocution. Apthorp, H. O. Grammar of e. 22-602 
 
 — Austin, G. Chironomia . . . 22-800 
 
 — Bautain, M. Extempore speaking 22-604 
 
 — Comstock, A. System of . . 22-623 
 
 — Cull, R. Garrick's mode of reading the liturgy 
 
 22-627 
 
 — Culver, R. Questional reader and union speaker 
 
 . 22-628 
 
 — Frobisher, J. E. Culture of voice and action 
 
 22-641 
 
 — Griflath, A. A. Lessons in . . 22-646 
 
 — Gummere, S. R. Principles of . 22-650 
 
 — Mitchell, M. S. Manual of . . 22-687 
 
 — Public speaker, the . , . 22-713 
 
 — Russell, W. Orthophony . . 22-725 
 
 — Sheridan, T. Lectures . . . 22-727 
 
 — Smart, B. H. Practice of . . 22-730 
 
 — Vandenhoff", G. Art of . . 22-738 
 
 — See Eloquence ; Oratory; Readers and speakers ; 
 
 Speech ; Voice. 
 Elocutionary manual. H. Corson . 33-597 
 
 Elocutionist, the. J. S. Knowles . 33-596 
 
 Eloisa. J. J. Rousseau . . . 18-3836 
 
 Elora. Seely, J. B. Wonders of . 28''-12 
 
 Eloquence. Maury, abbe. Principles of 22-685 
 
 — Porter, E. Lectures on e. and style 22-711 
 
 — See Elocution ; Oratory. 
 
 Eloquence de la chaire. J. S. Maury 34-3515 
 
 Eloquence of the ancients. Ld. Brougham 2-564 
 
 Elphinston, J. Principles of the English language, 
 
 digested for the use of schools. L., 1766 
 
 22-324 
 
 — Propriety ascertained in her picture ; or, English 
 
 speech and spelling rendered mutual guides. 
 L., [1786.] 4" . . . . 22-395 
 
 Elphin stone, M. History of Lidia; theHindiiand Ma- 
 hometan periods. 4th ed. L., 1857. 8" 28''-167 
 
 — Same. 5th ed. L., 1866. 8» . . 28"-167» 
 
ELPHINSTONE. 
 
 185 
 
 EMMONS. 
 
 Elpliinstone, M. Account of the kingdom of Caubnl 
 and its dependencies in Persia, Tartary, and 
 India; comprising a view of the Afghaun na- 
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 L., 1842. 2 V. 8» . . . 28''-94 
 
 Elsie Dinsmore. Martha Farquharson 18-1059 
 
 — Sequel to, under title of Holidays at Koselands 
 
 18-1060 
 
 Elsie Magoon. P. D. Gage . . . 18-1129 
 Elsie Venner. O. W. Holmes . . 18-1470 
 Elsie's married life. Mrs. M. Daniel 18-2098,4048 
 Elster's folly. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3738 
 Elton, C. Norway ; the road and the fell. L., 1864 
 
 27'>-715 
 
 Elton, C. A. History of the Roman emperors, from 
 the accession of Augustus to the fall of the last 
 Constantine. L., 1825 . . 27''-22q8 
 
 — Specimens of the Greek and Roman classic 
 
 poets, from Homer to Tryphiodorus ; trans- 
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 1854. 3v 23-815 
 
 Elton, J. F. With the French in Mexico. L., 1867. 
 8» 26b-668 
 
 Elves, the. Trans, from the German of Tieck, by 
 
 T. Carlyle ; with other tales and sketches 
 
 18-297 
 
 Elwes, A. Guy Rivers ; or, a boy's struggles 18-1021 
 
 — Paul Blake 18-1022 
 
 — Ralph Seabrooke .... 18-1023 
 Elwes, H. and J. Lives of. L. . . 33-153 
 Elwell, J. J. Malpractice and medical evidence. 
 
 N. Y., 1866. 8° . . . . 10-633 
 
 Elwood, A. K. Memoirs of the literary ladies of 
 
 England. L., 1843. 2 v. . . 30-1448 
 Elwyn, A. L. Glossary of supposed Americanisms. 
 
 Ph., 1859 22-83 
 
 Ely, A. Journal of a prisoner of war in Richmond. 
 
 N. Y., 1862 .... 26''-415 
 
 Ely, Rev. E. S. Visits of mercy ; journals of a 
 
 preacher to hospital and alms-house in New 
 
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 Ely lectures. Barnes, A. Evidences of Christianity 
 
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 Elzevirs. Berard, A. S. L. Essai bibliographique 
 
 sur les editions des E. . . . •■ 21-10 
 Emancipation. W. E. Chanuing . 2-603 
 
 — Cochin, A. Results of . . . 2-619 
 
 — Report of select committee on. W., 1862. pph. 
 
 8» 2-990 
 
 — Thome and Kimball. E. in the West Indies 
 
 26''-422 
 
 — See Slavery ; and also, Morley, H. 27''-805 
 Emanuel, H. Diamonds and precious stones ; their 
 
 history, value, and distinguishing chai'acter- 
 
 istics. L., 1865 . . . . 9-333 
 
 Emanuel Philibert. A. Dumas . . 18-931 
 
 Embalming. Gannal, T. N. History of 10-49 
 
 — Greenhill, T. Art of . . . 10-643 
 Embankments. Wiggins, J. Practice of embank- 
 ing lands from the sea . . 4-203 
 
 Embassies and foreign courts ; by " The roving 
 Englishman." L., 1855 . . 29^-200 
 Emblems. Pigott, R. E. divine and moral 
 
 32-2025 
 
 — Quarles, E. E. divine and moral . 23-254 
 Embroidery. See Needle work. 
 
 Embury, Mrs. Emma C. Waldorf family 18-1024 
 
 Emerald isle, a poem. C. Phillips . 23-428 
 
 Emerald, the ; a collection of tales, poems, and es- 
 says. B., 1866 .... 33-914 
 
 Emeric-David, T. B. Notices historiques sur les 
 chefs d'oeuvre de la peinture moderne, et sur 
 les maitres de toutes les ecoles. P., 1854 
 34-3180 
 
 Emerick, A. G. (ed.) Songs for the people. B., 
 [1852.] 8° 5-979 
 
 Emerson, C. N. Internal revenue guide. Spring- 
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 Emerson, F. North American arithmetic ; part 
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 Emerson, G. B. Report on trees and shrubs of 
 Massachusetts. B., 1846. 8° . 4-35 
 
 — The schoolmaster — Character, studies, and duties 
 
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 Emerson, G. R. London : how the great city grew. 
 
 L., 1862 27'>-825 
 
 Emerson, J. Letters from the --Egean. N. Y., 
 
 1829. 8° 27''-197 
 
 Emerson, R. W. Complete works ; comprising his 
 
 essays, lectures, poems, and orations. L., 
 
 1866. 2v 33-245 
 
 — Conduct of life. B., 1861 . . 33-247 
 
 — English traits. B., 1856 . . 27''-417 
 
 — Essays. B., 1844. 2 v. . . 33-244 
 
 — May-day, and other pieces. B., 1867 23-942 
 
 — Nature ; addresses and lectures. B., 1849 
 
 33-246 
 
 — Poems. B., 1860 .... 23-429 
 Emery, S. H. Ministry of Taunton, with incidental 
 
 notices of other professions. B., 1853. 2 v. 
 
 32-1589 
 
 Emigrant's lost son ; or, life alone in the forest. G. 
 
 H. Wall . . ... . 29»'-127 
 
 Emigration. British mechanic's and laborer's guide 
 
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 — Bromwell, W. J. History of immigration to 
 
 the U. S 26»-350 
 
 — Brown, S. R. Western gazetteer; or, emi- 
 
 grant's directory . . . 25-117 
 
 — DufFerin's Irish e 27''-1425 
 
 — Everett, E. Immigration to the U. S. 26»-611 
 
 — Gesner, A. New Brunswick, with notes for 
 
 emigrants 26''-349 
 
 — Head, F. B. The emigrant . . 26''-564 
 
 — Maury, S. M. History of the emigrant surgeon's 
 
 bill 26'>-80 
 
 — Peck, J. M. Guide for emigrants to the west 
 
 26^-100 
 
 — Sanderson, J. P. Opinions of Am. statesmen 
 
 on foreign immigration . . 2-848 
 
 — Stewart, C. Guide to new Canada 26M55 
 
 — See Migration. 
 
 Emigrants, the. A. Seymour . . 18-2819 
 Emile. J. J. Rousseau . . . 34-3650 
 
 — Same .... v. 8,9 of 34-4841 
 Emilia Wyndham. Mrs. A. Marsh . 18-2103 
 Emilie de Coulanges. M. Edgeworth. v 3 18-977 
 Emilius. J. J. Rousseau . . . 13-192 
 Emily Chester. A. M. Crane . . 18-1025 
 Emina. La princesse de Belgiojoso . 34-4014 
 Eminent men and popular books. See Biography 
 
 and criticism .... 33-774 
 
 Emma. J.Abbott . . . v. 2 of 18-1 5 
 
 Emma. Jane Austen .... 18-221 
 
 Emma de Lissau : a narrative of vicissitudes and 
 
 trials ; with notes, illustrative of the manners 
 
 and customs of the Jews. By the author of 
 
 "Sophia de Lissau." Ph., 1855 32-318 
 
 Emmet, Robert. 2me ed. P., 1858 . 34-3388 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Life and times of 30-1145 
 
 — See Philips, C. - . . . 33-636 
 Emmet, T. A. Haines, C. G. Memoir of 30-155 
 
 — Memoir of 30-1145 
 
 Emmet, T. A., M. D. Vesico-vaginal fistula from 
 
 parturition and other causes ; with cases of 
 recto-vaginal fistula. N. Y., 1868. 8» 10-861 
 Emmons, E. Agriculture of New York, comprising 
 an account of the classification, composition, 
 and distribution of the soils and rocks ; with 
 a view of the climate and the agricultural pro- 
 ductions of the state. Alb., 1846-56. 5 v. 4° 
 9-1227 
 
 — Geological report of the midland counties of 
 
 North Carolina. N. Y., 1856. 8<> 9-338 
 
 — Manual of geology, for colleges and academies. 
 
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 Emmons, R. Battle of Bunker hill ; or, the temple 
 
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 B., 1856 23-795 
 
 Emmons, S..B. Spirit land. B., 1857 82-1711 
 
EMMONS. 
 
 186 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 Emmons, G. F. Navy of the United States from 
 the commencement, 1775, to 18o3, with a brief 
 history of each vessel's service and fate ; to 
 which is added a list of private armed vessels 
 fitted out under the American flag. W., 1853. 
 
 4° 2G='-723 
 
 Emory, W. H. Eeport on the U. S. and Mexican 
 boundary survcv. W., 1857. 3 v. 4° 
 
 . " . . . . 26'^-1002 
 Emotional disorders. Wm. Murray . 10-701 
 
 Emotions. Bain, A. The e. and the will 15-162 
 ,— Cooke, W. Mind and the e. . 10-546 
 
 Emotions de Polydore Marasquin. L. Goslan 
 
 34-3368 
 
 Empire, the. Goldwin Smith . . 27»-1086 
 Empire chinois. L'abbe Hue . . 34-3961 
 Employer and employed, rights of. M. Justitia 
 
 2-1013 
 
 — Crumpe, S. Essay on the best means of pro- 
 
 viding employment for the people 3-86 
 
 — Penny, V. Employment of women 6-911 
 Emporium of the arts and sciences, conducted by 
 
 JolmR. Coxe. v. 1,2. Ph., 1812. 8» 6-846 
 En avant, messieurs ! G. H. D. Mathias 33-1339 
 En quarantaine. ^. Souvestre . . 34-3791 
 En famine. E. Souvestre . . . 34-3'^ 89 
 Enamelling. See Gessert, M. A. . . 5-466 
 
 Euault, fi. Danielle. [Echo des feuilletons, 22« 
 
 ann.] 34-4733 
 
 Enault, L. Alba. P., 1860 . . . 34-3295 
 
 — Christine. 3me ed. P., 1861 . 34-3296 
 
 — Nadeje. 2me ed. P., 1860 . . 34-3298 
 
 — Same. [Echo des feuilletons, 22'= ann.] 34-4733 
 
 — La rose blanche. P., 1857 . . 34-3294 
 
 — Stella. P., 1863 .... 34-3299 
 
 — La vierge du Liban. 2me ed. P., 1860 34-3297 
 
 — See Chatillon, A. de . . . 34-3119 
 Encamping. Polybius. Roman encampment 29'»-412 
 
 — Rhodes, G. Tents and tent-life . 29M03 
 
 — See Military. 
 
 Enchanted beauty. W. Elder . . 33-1130 
 Enchiridion. F. Quarles . . . 33-95 
 
 Encore les femmes. A. Karr . . 34-3431 
 Encouragements de la jeunnesse. J. N. Bouilly 
 
 34-5071 
 
 Encyclopaedia Americana. Ed. by F. Lieber and 
 
 others. Ph., 1829-47. 14 v. 8°. 33-1259 
 
 Encyclopaedia Britannica ; or, dictionary of arts, 
 
 sciences, and general literature. 8th ed. B., 
 
 1860. 22v. 4» . . . . 33-1268 
 
 — Same. Pub. by T. Dobson. Ph., 1798-1803. 
 
 21 V. 40 33-1267 
 
 Encyclopaedia. Bible cyclopaedia . 32-2020 
 
 — Brewster, D. Edinburgh e. . . 33-1266 
 
 — Hall, W. H. New e. . . . 33-1500 
 
 — Howard, G. S. New royal cyclopaedia 33-1501 
 
 — Nicholson, W. British e. . . 33-1263 
 
 — See Conversations-lexicon ; Cyclopaedia ; Dic- 
 
 tionary ; Dictionnaire ; and names of special 
 
 subjects. 
 Encyclopedic theologique. See Brunet, G. 
 End of prelacy. R. C. Shimeall . . 32-1664 
 Endrulat, B. Das Schillerfest in Hamburg, 1859. 
 
 Hamb., 1860. 8° . . . 34-2408 
 
 Endymion. J. Keats .... 23-381 
 
 Eneide, r. P. VirgiliusMaro. Trad, par J. Delille. 
 
 34-3892 
 
 Energy. Mrs. Hofland .... 18-1442 
 Enfance de J6sus, on I'^ducation chretienne. A. 
 
 Monod 34-4556 
 
 Enfance, litt6rature de 1'. A. Vinet . 34-4593 
 Enfances celebres. Mme L. Colet . 34-5077 
 Enfans, les. Mme Guizot . . . 34-5431 
 Enfant de ma femme, 1'. C. P. de Kock 34-4758 
 Enfant des bois, 1'. E. Berthet . . 34-8914 
 Enfant maudit, etc. H. de Balzac . 34-3063J 
 Enfant du siecle. A. de Musset . . 34-3593 
 Enfants de I'amour. E. Sue . . 84-4842 
 
 Enfants de la neige. A. Aufavre . . 84-5007 
 Enfants du boulevard. H. de Kock . 34-5150 
 
 Enfants, I'ami des. A. Berquin . . 34-4596 
 Enfield, E. Indian corn ; its value, culture, and uses. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 4-230 
 
 Enfield, W. History of philosophy from the earliest 
 
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 critica philosophia3. L., 1840. 8° 15-28 
 
 Engel, C. Introduction to the study of national 
 
 music. L., 1866. 8» . . . 5-1067 
 
 — Music of the most ancient nations, with special 
 
 reference to recent discoveries in western Asia, 
 and in Egypt. L., 1864. 8" . 5-1028 
 
 Engel, M. See H. Siddons . . . 24-73 
 
 Engelbrecht, J. C. Materia musica ; a class-book 
 containing the principles of music, applied to 
 piano-forte playing. B., 1868 . 5-1128 
 
 Englehardt, C. Denmark in the early iron age, 
 illustrated by recent discoveries in the peat 
 mosses of Slesvig. L., 1866. 4° . 27^-4037 
 
 Engelmann, W. Bibliotheca historico-naturalis. 
 
 Verzeichniss der Biicher iiber Naturgeschichte, 
 
 (1700-1846.) Ersterband. Leip., 1846. 8» 
 
 31-179 
 
 — Bibliotheca zoologica — verzeichniss der schriften 
 
 iiber Zoologie, welche in den periodisclien 
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 selbstandig erscheinen sind. Bearb. von J. 
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 — See Enslin, T. C. P. Bibliotheca med. 
 Engineer, the. L., 1860-68. 9 v. 4° . 6-1021 
 
 — J. Abbott . . . . V. 7 of 18-15 
 Engineering. Appleton's dictionary of machines, 
 
 &c 6-804 
 
 — Brees, S. C. TUust. glossary of pract. architec- 
 
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 — Burnell, G. R. Annual retrospect of e. 6-25 
 
 — Byrne, O. Pocket-book for . . 6-28 
 
 — Campin, P. Mechanical e. . . 6-478 
 
 — Cresy, E. Encyclopaedia of civil e. 6-35 
 
 — Fairbairn, W. Useful information for engineers 
 
 6-48 
 
 — Hoskold, H. D. Mining, surveying, engineer- 
 
 ing, etc 6-347 
 
 — Humber, W. Record of modern e. 6-1007 
 
 — Lacroix, E. Bibliog. des ingenieurs, des arch- 
 
 ictes, etc 31-325,6 
 
 — Moseley, H. Mechanical principles of e. 11-120 
 
 — Ny Strom, J. W. Technological education for 
 
 engineers 6-66 
 
 — Rankine, W. J. M. Manual of . 6-69 
 Rules and tables . . . 14-137 
 
 — Rudiments of civil e. . . . 6-79 
 
 — Sganzin, M. I. Civil e. . . . 6-81 
 
 — Stevenson, D. Civil e. of North America 6-91 
 
 — Stuart, B. How to become a successful engi- 
 
 neer 13-216 
 
 — "Warr, G. M. Dynamics, machinery, equilibrium 
 
 of structures, and strength of materials 11-111 
 
 — Weale, J. Dictionary of terms . 6-77 
 
 — Whewell, W. Mechanics of e. . 11-309 
 
 — Weisbach, J. Mechanics of e. . 11-74 
 
 — See Military, and names of engineers, particular 
 
 engineering subjects, and individual works. 
 Engineering facts and figures for 1863-6 ; an an- 
 nual register of progress in mechanical en- 
 gineering and construction. [First edited by 
 A. B. Brown.] L., 1863-6. 4 v. 6-'24 
 
 Engineer's manual .... 6-979 
 
 Engineer's power loom. G. White . . 6-449 
 
 Engines. Rankin, W. J. M. Steam e. and other 
 prime movers .... 6-528 
 
 — See Machinery ; Steam engines. 
 
 Engines of war. J. W. Jervis . . 6-635 
 
 England, J. Miraculous restoration of Mrs. Ann 
 Mattingly. Charleston, 1830. 8° 32-1518 
 England, (the united kingdom of Great Britain and 
 Ireland.) [Titles of subdivisions of this arti- 
 cle, as arranged below : C()nstituti(m ; Cabinet, 
 court, and parliament ; Government service 
 and establishments; Commerce, finance, and 
 
ENGLAND. 
 
 187 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 England — continued. 
 
 resources ; Army and navy ; Miscellaneous 
 politics and government history ; Education, 
 religion, and sociology ; Domestic and social 
 life ; Antiquities ; General history ; Travels, 
 topography, tours, etc. ; Miscellany. N. B. 
 For laws, see Law.] 
 
 — Constitution. 
 
 — Bagehot, W. English constitution 27»-42 
 
 — Brodie, G. Constitutional history of the British 
 
 empire 27''-118 
 
 — Broom, H. Constitutional law . 2-321 
 
 — Brougham, H. British constitution 27'>-124 
 
 — Creasy, E. S. English constitution 27^-302 
 
 — Ewald, A. C. " Our constitution" 27''-376 
 
 — Fischel, E. English constitution . 27''-395 
 
 — Fonblanque, A. How we are governed 27''-405 
 
 — Hallara, H. Constitutional history of E. 27=^-518 
 
 — Hensman, A. P. Hand-book of the constitution 
 
 27''-541 
 
 — Howley, E. English constitution . 27''-576 
 
 — May, T. E. Constitutional history of E., 1760- 
 
 1860 27^-825 
 
 — Rowland, D. Manual of the constitution 
 
 27''-1028 
 
 — Russell, J. English government and constitu- 
 
 tion 27^-1041 
 
 — See Constitutions ; Government. 
 
 — Cabinet, court, and parliament. 
 
 — Amos, A. Observations on statutes of reforma- 
 
 tion parliament .... 27''-13 
 
 — Auckland, W. E., Ld. Journal and correspond- 
 
 ence 27''-40 
 
 — Bedford's correspondence . . 27''-56 
 
 — Bonaparte, L. Histoire de la parlement Anglaise 
 
 34-4904 
 
 — Burke, E. Correspondence, 1744-1797 27M60 
 
 — Burton, T. Diary in the parliaments of 1656-9 
 
 27«-180 
 
 — Castlereagh, Viscount. Memoirs and corre- 
 
 spondence 27*-213 
 
 — Chatham, earl of. Correspondence 27*-241 
 
 — Clarendon, H. State letters and diary for 1687-90 
 
 . '. . . . . . 27''-262 
 
 — Coke, R. Detection of the court and state. 
 
 [Stuart period] .... 27=^-271 
 
 — Cornwallis, Ld. Correspondence . 27='-1023 
 
 — Colchester, Lord. Diary and correspondence 
 
 27''-274 
 
 — DeFoe, D. History of the union between E. 
 
 and Scotland .... 27»-329 
 
 — Four years of a liberal government 32-2503 
 
 — Gardiner, S. R., (ed.) Debates in 1610 
 
 V. 81 of 27''-195 
 
 — Grant, J. Random recollections of the house of 
 
 lords, 1830-6 .... 30-244 
 The British senate. Second series of ran- 
 dom recollections of the lords and commons 
 30-243 
 
 — Grenville papers .... 27*-480 
 
 — Hale, M. Jurisdiction of the lords' house, or 
 
 parliament 27^-505 
 
 — Hatsell, J. Precedents of proceedings in the 
 
 house of commons . . . 27='-4051 
 
 — Hutton, R. H. Studies in parliament 27''-595 
 
 — Jesse, .T. H. Memoirs of the court of England, 
 
 during the reign of the Stuarts . ■27''-634 
 Court of England, 1688-1760 . 27=^633 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. Administration, 1783-1830 
 
 27^-726 
 
 — Mair. Debrett's illustrated house of commons 
 
 and judicial bench . . . 27=^-327 
 
 — Manchester, Duke of. Court and society from 
 
 Elizabeth to Anne . . . 27='-793 
 
 — Michelsen, E. H. E. since the accession of 
 
 Victoria 27"-841 
 
 — Oldfield, T. H. B. Boroughs of G. B., with 
 
 cinque ports .... 27'"-894 
 
 Representative history of G. B. and Ireland 
 
 27»-895 
 
 England. Parry, C. H. Parliaments and councils 
 27»-922 
 
 — Peel, R. Memoirs . . . 27^-940 
 Speeches in house of commons 27^-941 
 
 — Pepys, S. Diary. [Charles II and James II] 
 
 27^-942 
 
 — Proceedings in Kent — 1640. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 80 27''-195 
 
 — Raikes, T. Journal, 1831-1847 . 27''-981 
 Private correspondence with Wellington 
 
 27^-983 
 
 — Rose, W. G. Diary and correspondence 
 
 27»-1020 
 
 — Sidney, H. Diary of the times of Charles II 
 
 27''-1075 
 
 — Six year old parliament . . . 27''-1082 
 
 — Thoms, W. J. Book of the court 27''-98 
 
 — Todd, A. Parliamentary government in E. 
 
 27''-1155 
 
 — Townsend, W. C. House of commons 27^-1160 
 
 — Walpole, H. Letters . . . 27M201 
 
 — Wraxall, N. W. Memoirs of my own time — 
 
 1772-1784 27''-1238 
 
 Posthumous memoirs . . 27^-1239 
 
 — See Long parliament ; Parliamentary govern- 
 
 ment ; Statesmen. 
 
 — Government service and establishments. 
 
 — Black book, the .... 27''-90 
 
 — Bree, J. Naval, military, and civil est. during 
 
 14th century .... 27^^-4016 
 
 — Guide to employment in civil service 27^-486 
 
 — Our postal and revenue establishments 27''-901 
 
 — Parkinson, J. C. Under government 27''-918 
 
 — See Who's who ; Grande Bretagne in the Al- 
 
 manach de Gotha ; Great Britain in Martin's 
 Statesman's year book ; Great Britain in Amer- 
 ican annual cyclopedia. 
 
 — Commerce, finance, and resources. 
 
 — Bristed, J. Hints on the national bankruptcy 
 
 27''-110 
 
 Resources of the British empire 27^111 
 
 — Gladstone, W. E. Financial statements 1-170 
 
 — Doubleday, F. Financial hist, of E. 1-146 
 
 — Northcote, S. H. Financial policy of 1-151 
 
 — Present state of G. B. . . . 1-206 
 
 — Sinclair, J. History of public revenue 27"-1079 
 
 — See Bank of England ; Coinage ; Commerce ; 
 
 Customs ; Finance ; National debt ; Revenue ; 
 Taxes. 
 
 — Army and navy. 
 
 — Adams, W. H. 1). Famous ships 27»-6 
 
 — Anderson, A. Journal of the forces under Pigot, 
 
 Abercrombie, and Hutchinson . 28^-903 
 
 — Barrow, J. Naval worthies of Elizabeth's reign 
 
 . . . . . 30-1593 
 
 — Beamish, N. L. King's German legion 27''-64 
 
 — Bourne, H. R. F. English seamen under the 
 
 Tudors 29''-314 
 
 — Campbell, J. Lives of the British admirals 
 
 30-1150 
 
 — Connellv, T. W. J. Royal sappers and miners 
 
 . ' 27»-286 
 
 — Drake, S. Heroes of England . 30-1408 
 
 — Entick, J. British marine . . 27»-4020 
 
 — Esquiros, A. English seamen and divers 
 
 27b-609 
 
 — Field exercise and evolutions of infantry 6-599 
 
 — Fonblanque, A. Administration and organiza- 
 
 tion of the British army . . 6-600 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. Eminent British commanders 
 
 30-203 
 
 — James, W. Naval history of Great Britain 
 
 27''-621 
 
 War between G. B. and U. S. . 26''-987 
 
 — Jameson, R. Record of the Cameron High- 
 
 landers 27''-1338 
 
 — Johns and Nicholas. Naval and military heroes 
 
 27»-639 
 
 — Kincaid, J. Adventures in the rifle brigade 
 
 ... . . . 27«-691 
 
ENGLAND. 
 
 188 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 England. Kingston, W. H. G. Blue jackets 
 
 27=^-693 
 
 — Leeke, W. Lcl. Seaton's regiment . 27'»-718 
 
 — Martineau, H. England and her soldiers 27''-801 
 
 — Maxwell, W. H. Victories of Wellington 
 
 27''-821 
 
 — Nicolas, H. History of the royal navy 27*-878 
 
 — Our naval position and policy . 27''-899 
 
 — Pasley, C. W. Military policy and institutions 
 
 27''-927 
 
 — Rafter, Capt. The guards . . 27^-978 
 
 — Regulations for volunteer force . 6-678 
 
 — Rennie, D. F. British arms in China and Japan 
 
 28^-474 
 
 — Sinclair, A. Reminiscences of discipline, cus- 
 
 toms, and usages in royal navy . 27''-1077 
 
 — Sherer, M. Military memoirs of the Duke of 
 
 Wellington 30-558 
 
 — Southey, R. Early naval history of E. 27=^1101 
 
 — White, T. E. Rise and progress of naval power 
 
 27^-1230 
 
 — See Battles ; Cavalry ; Crimea ; Hospitals ; Mili- 
 
 tary ; Peninsular war ; Shipwrecks ; Thirty 
 years war ; Waterloo. 
 
 — Miscellaneous politics and govt, history. 
 
 — Adderley, C. B. Relations with the colonies 
 
 [1862] 27''-8 
 
 — Anstey, T. C. Plea of the unrepresented com- 
 
 mons 27=^34 
 
 — Bulwer, E. L. The present crisis [1834J 
 
 32-2503 
 
 — Buxton, C. Ideas of the day on policy 27''-183 
 
 — Cobbett, W. Manchester lectures 2-617 
 
 — Fame and glory of E. vindicated . 27''-ll 
 
 — Haller, A. V. Moderate monarchy 27'^520 
 
 — Jenkinson, C. Collection of treaties 1648-1783 
 
 27''-630 
 
 — Junius' letters . . . 27''-651 to 4 
 
 — Lauderdale, Earl of. Letters to the peers of 
 
 Scotland 27''-715 
 
 — Lester, C. E. Condition and fate of E. 27''-10 
 Glory and shame of E. . . 27''-9 
 
 — Marsh, H. Politics of G. B. and Prance 27''-3501 
 
 — Miller, J. Historical view . . 27='-844 
 
 — North Briton, the .... 27^-1252 
 
 — Regnault, E. Criminal history of the English 
 
 government .... 27M000 
 
 — Shebbeare, J. Letters to the people 27''-1073 
 
 — Somers, Lord. Rights of Ensilishmen 2-866 
 
 — Twysden, Sir R. Considerations v. 45 of 
 
 27»-195 
 
 — See Colonial policy ; Colonies ; Corn laAvs ; Elec- 
 
 tions ; Government ; International policy ; Re- 
 form ; Schleswig-Holstein question. 
 ' — Education, religion, sociology. 
 
 — Carrel, A. Counter-revolution for reestablish- 
 
 ment of popery .... 27''-206 
 
 — Children's employment commission, (1862.) 
 
 Fifth report. L., 1866. f" . . 2-1106 
 
 — Cobden, J. White slaves . . 27''-737 
 
 — CoUings, J. Establishment of common schools 
 
 13-93 
 
 — Davesies de Pontes, L. Etudes sur I'angleterre 
 
 34-4437 
 
 — Eden, F. M. State of the poor . 27»-4041 
 
 — Education, 1865. Revised code of regulations. 
 
 L.,1865. f° 24 pp. . . . 13-504 
 
 — Hamilton, Sir W. Discussions on university re- 
 
 form 15-252 
 
 — Heywood, J. Academic reform and university 
 
 representation .... 13-107 
 
 — Hill, F. Children of the state . 2-714 
 
 — Kay, J. Social condition and education of the 
 
 people 2-755 
 
 — Mair, R. H. Educator's guide . 13-131 
 
 — Manning, H. E. England and Christendom 
 
 32-2279 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Representation and education 
 
 27''-818 
 
 — Progress of science in E. . . 11-199 
 
 England. Report of capital punishment commission, 
 with minutes of evidence. L., 1866. 8» 2-086 
 
 — Rollin, L. Decline of E. . . 27''-1015 
 
 — Senior, N. W. Suggestions on popular educa- 
 
 tion 13-198 
 
 — Smith, G. Religion of ancient Britain 32-1676 
 
 — Timbs, J. Progress of education in England 
 
 30-1357 
 
 — Wiese, G. German letters on English educa- 
 
 tion 13-240 
 
 — See British museum ; Cambridge ; Church ; 
 
 Education ; Libraries ; Oxford ; Reform ; 
 Schools. 
 
 — Domestic and social life. 
 
 — Andrews, A. Eighteenth century 27-''-21 
 
 — Berry, M. Comparative view of social life in 
 
 England and France . . . 27''-T6 
 
 — Brookes, J. Manners and customs of the English 
 
 nation 27''-121 
 
 — Burke, B. Romance of the aristocracy 27''-148 
 
 — Clarke, S. R. Conversations . 27^-268 
 
 — Collier, W. F. Pictures of the periods 18-697 
 
 — Craik, G. L. Romance of the peerage 27"-149 
 
 — Fenn, J. Paston letters . . 27''-391 
 
 — Goodman, W. Social hist, of G. B. during 
 
 reigns of Stuarts .... 27''-465 
 
 — Home life of ladies in the 17th century 27^-564 
 
 — Morgan, J. F. Norman occupation 27''-855 
 
 — Our English home .... 27''-896 
 
 — Savage, J. Memorabilia . . 27"-1061 
 
 — Taine, H. Moeurs et lettres au XVIIP siecle 
 
 34-4673 
 
 — Taylor, Emily. E. and its people 27-^-1123 
 
 — Timbs, J. Nooks and corners of English life 
 
 ^27^-1153 
 
 — Wright, T. Domestic manners and sentiments 
 
 during the middle ages . . 27"-1247 
 
 — See Folk lore ; Heraldry; Manners and customs. 
 
 — Antiquities. 
 
 — Akerman, J. Y. Remainis of pagan Saxtmdom 
 
 27='-4040 
 
 — Bigsby, R. Old places revisited . 27''-82 
 
 — Brewer, J. N. Introduction to beauties of E. 
 
 and Wales . . . . . 27^-473 
 
 — Boutell, C. Christian monuments of E. and 
 
 Wales 27--'-96 
 
 Manual of British archaeology 27''-97 
 
 — Ecclcston, J. Introduction to English a. 27"'-360 
 
 — Godwin, H. Archasologist's handbook 27''-4o8 
 
 — Grose, F. A. A. of E. and Wales 27^-4012 
 
 — Lyson, S. Our British ancestors . 27''-760 
 
 — Poste, B. Britannic researches . 27»-959 
 
 — Strutt, J. Dress and habits of the people of E. 
 
 27"-4048 
 
 Regal and ecclesiastical a. . 27-''-4047 
 
 — Wright, T. Celt, Roman, Saxon 27''-1244 
 
 — See Anglo-Saxon ; Stcmehenge. 
 
 — General history— from before Norman 
 
 conquest to recent dates. 
 
 Bartle, G. Synopsis . . 27»-62 
 
 Berard, A. B. School history . 27''-73 
 
 Bigland, J. History, to 1812 . 27»-80 
 
 Calcott, Lady. Little Arthur's history [to 
 
 1820] 27»-188 
 
 Collier, W. F. History of the British empire 
 
 • . 27''-280 
 
 Corner, J. History of E., adapted to youth 
 
 [to 1863] 27^-294 
 
 Craik and Macfarlane. Pictorial history of E. 
 
 27»-290,7 
 
 Cunningham, G. G. History of E. in lives 
 
 of Englishmen .... 30-590 
 
 Dulcken, H. W. Picture history of E. 
 
 27"-347 
 
 Goldsmith, 0. Abridgment [to death of 
 
 Geo. II] 27='-461 
 
 Goodrich, S. G. Pictorial history, to 1845 
 
 27''-468 
 
 Keightley, T. History of E. [to 1839] 
 
 27''-678,9 
 
ENGLAND, 
 
 189 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 England. General history — continued. 
 
 History of E. [S. P. C. K.] to 1851 
 
 ST-'-SSl 
 
 Kennet et al. Complete history of E., with 
 
 lives of all the kings and queens 27'>-4000 
 
 Knight, C. Popular history of E. [to 1849] 
 
 21^-697 
 
 School history . . . 27''-G98 
 
 Lnpton, W. M. English history [for exam- 
 inations] 27''-759 
 
 Mackintosh, Sir J. History of E. [to 1760] 
 
 27''-780 
 
 3IilneT, T. History of E. [to 1852] 27»-847 
 
 St. George, C. Civil and ecclesiastical h. [to 
 
 1829] 27»-1047 
 
 Salmon, T. Chronological historian [to 1741] 
 
 27''-1051 
 
 Selby, C. Events to he remembered [to 1863] 
 
 27^-1072 
 
 Student's Hume [contin. to 1858] 27'>-593 
 
 Thompson, A. B. Victoria history [to 1863] 
 
 27M139 
 
 Thomson and Macfarlane. Comprehensive 
 
 hist, to close of Russian war . 27»-1183 
 
 Vaughan, R. Revolutions in English history 
 
 27»-1186 
 
 Wade, W. British history chronologically 
 
 arranged [to 1847] . . . 27''-1191 
 
 Walters, H. History of E. on Christian 
 
 principles [to 1832] . . . 27''-1212 
 
 White, J. History of E. [to 1858] 27''-1224 
 
 Landmarks of history [to 1852] 27M225 
 
 — From before conquest to revolution of 
 
 1688. 
 
 Dickens, C. Child's history of E. 27»-330 
 
 Granger, J. Biographical history of E. 
 
 27''-471 
 
 Hume, D. History of E. [tolG88] 27-^590 to 2 
 
 Smollet, T. Continuation of Hume to 
 
 death of Geo. II .... 27»-1096,7 
 
 Student's Hume, continued to 1858 
 
 27«-593] 
 
 Lingard, J. History of E. to 1688 27''-740 
 
 Rai)in's history of E. to 1688 . 27''-988 
 
 — From before conquest to various dates in 
 
 Plantagenet and Tudor periods. 
 
 Andrews, J. P. Hist, of Great Britain con- 
 nected with chronology of Europe [to death 
 of Henry VIII] .... 27''-4033 
 
 Florence of Worcester's Chronicle, with con- 
 tinuations [to Edward I] . . 27''-400 
 
 Henry, R, History of E. [to death of Henry 
 
 VIII] 27''-538 
 
 Matthew of Westminster's flowers of history 
 
 [to 1307] 27-^816 
 
 Pearson, C. H. Early and middle ages of E. 
 
 [to 1199] 27»-938 
 
 Roger De Hoveden's annals [732-1201] 
 
 27''-1010 
 
 Roger of Wendover's flowers of history [to 
 
 1235] 27>'-1011 
 
 Reid, H. Lectures on English history 27''-996 
 
 Turner, S. History of E. [to death of Eliza- 
 beth] 27''-1172 
 
 Yonge, C. M. Cameos from Eng. hist., from 
 
 Rollo to Ed. II ... . 27^-1254 
 
 — Before conquest, conquest early Anglo- 
 
 Norman period. 
 
 Coote, H. C. Neglected fact in English his- 
 tory 27''-291 
 
 Freeman, E. A. Norman conquest of E. 
 
 27^-424 
 
 Geldart, T. Popular histoiy of E. [to death 
 
 of Wm. I] . . . . . 27»-442 
 
 Giles, J. A. History of the ancient Britons 
 
 27''-448 
 
 Haigh, D. H. Conquest of Britain by the 
 
 Saxons 27»-501 
 
 Layamon's or Lajamon's brut 22-895 
 
 Lyttelton, G. History of Henry II 30-2013 
 
 England. Before conquest, etc. — continued. 
 Lappenberg, J. M. E. under the Anglo- 
 Saxon kings .... 27''-^710 
 
 Lewin, T. Invasion of Britain by Csesar 
 
 27^-720 
 
 Palgrave, F. Normandy and E. [to Henry 
 
 I] 27='-914 
 
 Thierry, A. Conquete de 1' Angleterre 
 
 34-3850 
 
 The Norman conquest . . 27=^-1130 
 
 Wace. Norman conquest . 27^-1189 
 
 See Anglo-Saxon ; Normandy. 
 
 — Plantagenet, York, and Lancaster p erio ds. 
 Brougham, H. England and France under 
 
 the house of Lancaster . . 27''-125 
 
 Chronicle of the reigns of Richard II, Henry 
 
 IV, Henry V, Henry VI, etc. Camden soc. 
 
 pub. V. 64 27='-195 
 
 Edgar, J. G. Wars of the roses 27*-364 
 
 Matthew Paris. English history, 1235 to 1273 
 
 27''-815 
 
 Roberts, E. Rival houses of York and Lan- 
 caster 27^1007 
 
 Vergil, P. Reignsof Henry VI, Edward IV, 
 
 and Richard III. Camden soc. pub. 29 & 36 
 27^-195 
 
 — Tudor and Stuart periods. 
 
 — (1) General and miscellaneous. 
 Coke, R. Detection of court and state 
 
 [1603-1688] 27''-271 
 
 Dahlmann, F. E. History of the English 
 
 revolution [1485-1688] . . 27^-318 
 
 Fronde, J. A. History of E., from the 
 
 fall of Wolsey to death of Elizabeth 27=^-425,6 
 
 Gardiner, S. R. History of E. 1603-1616 
 
 27''-440 
 
 Vaughan, R. E. under house of Stuart 
 
 27»-1185 
 
 — (2) Civil war, commonwealth, protector- 
 
 ate, restoration. 
 
 Bisset, A. History of the commonwealth 
 
 27»-86 
 
 Carte, T. Collection of original letters, 
 
 &c. 1641 to 1660 . . . 27»-208 
 
 Cary, H. Memorials of the civil war 
 
 27''-210 
 
 Clarendon, Earl of. History of the rebel- 
 lion and civil wars . . . 27»-261 
 
 Fellowes, W. D, Historical sketches of 
 
 Charles I, Cromwell, Charles II, etc. 
 27''-390 
 
 Godwin, W. History of the common- 
 wealth 27''-459 
 
 Gillett, E. H. E. two hundred years ago 
 
 27''-810 
 
 Guizot, M. Monk and his contempora- \ 
 
 ries 30-1913 
 
 Oliver Cromwell and the common- 
 wealth 27*-488 
 
 — ^ Richard Cromwell and the restoration 
 
 27'^489 
 
 Ludlow, E. Memoirs . . 27^-758 
 
 Peacock, E. Army lists of roundheads 
 
 and cavaliers .... 27=^933 
 
 Rushworth's historical collections [1618- 
 
 1648] 27''-1034 
 
 Sanford, J. L. Studies of the great rebel- 
 lion 27''-1059 
 
 Symonds, R. Diary of the marches of the 
 
 royal army in the civil war v. 74 of 27^-195 
 
 See Long parliament. 
 
 — (3) James II, Revolution, William and 
 Mary, Anne. 
 
 Burnet, G. History of his own time, 
 
 1660 to 1713 .... 27''-170,4001 
 
 Macaulay,T. B. HistorvofE. [1685-1702] 
 
 27^-761 to 4 
 
 See Paget's New "Examen" 27»-910 
 
 Mackintosh, J. History of the revolu- 
 tion [1685-1688] .... 27=^781 
 
ENGLAND. 
 
 190 
 
 ENGLISH. 
 
 England. Tudor and Stuart periods — continued. 
 Moore, G. History of the British revolu- 
 tion 27^-851 
 
 See Stuart, house of. 
 
 — Brunswick period. 
 
 Andrews, J. War with America, France, 
 
 and Holland .... 26'^-4 
 
 Annals of Great Britain from ascension of 
 
 George III to the peace of Amiens 27''-30 
 
 Baines, E. Wars of the French revolution 
 
 27»-1604 
 
 [ Bissett, R. History of the reign of George 
 
 III 27''-84,5 
 
 Bunbury, H. Passages in the great war with 
 
 France, 1799-1810 . . . 27=^-142 
 
 Gaspey, T. History of E., 1760-1837 27''-441 
 
 Mahon, Ld. History of E., 1713-1763 
 
 27''-785,6 
 
 Martineau, H. History of the peace, with in- 
 troduction, 1800-1854 . . 27''-802 
 
 The thirty years peace [1816-46] 27''-4006 
 
 Introduction [1800-1816] . 27=^-4005 
 
 SmoUet, T. Continuation of Hume [to 1760] 
 
 27''-1096,7 
 
 Wright, T. E. under tl^e house of Hanover 
 
 27M245 
 
 — See Chronicles ; Rebellion. 
 
 — Travels, topography, tours, &c. 
 
 — Allen, Z. Sketches in Gt. Britain . 27''-126 
 
 — Blanc, L. Letters on E. , . 27^-787 
 Lettres sur I'Angleterre . . 34-4717 
 
 — Britten and Brayley. Beauties of E. and Wales 
 
 27b-474 
 
 — Bulwer-Lytton, E. L. E. and the English 27''-636 
 
 — Chambre, Maj. Recollections of E. 27b-501 
 
 — Chasles, V. E. P. Notabilities in E. 27b-308 
 
 — Chateaubriand, F. A. de. Recollections of E. 
 
 27''-136 
 
 — Churton, E. Rail-road book of E. 27''-512 
 
 — Clarke, B. British gazetteer . 25-122 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. Gleanings in E. . 27''-l 
 
 — Coxe, A. C. Impressions of E. . 27'^-403 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Through E. . . 27''-660 
 
 — Goede, A. G. Memorials of E. . 27''-207 
 
 — Granville, A. B. Spas of E. . 27"-5 
 
 — Gurley, R. R. Mission to E. . 27''-722 
 
 — Haven, G. Pilgrim's M^allet . 27''-772 
 
 — Hawtliorne, N. Sketches of . . 27''-656 
 
 — Head,G. Manufacturing districts of E. 27'^-6 
 
 — Hoppin, J. M. Old England ; its scenery, art, and 
 
 people 27*'-888 
 
 — Howitt, W. Rural life of . . 27'>-344 
 Visits to remarkable places . 27''-7,8 
 
 — Jesse, E. Favorite haunts . . 27'^-208 
 
 — Johnston, W. E. as it is . . 27''-672 
 
 — L'Estrange, A. G. Yachting in the west of E. 
 
 27''-844 
 
 — Mackenzie, A. S. American in E. 27''-13 
 
 — Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. Early recollections 
 
 27''-142 
 
 — Miller, H. First impressions of . 27''-240 
 
 — Mirabeau's letters from E. . . 27''-887 
 
 — Moran, B. Footpath and highway 27b-293 
 
 — Newte, T. Observations on """ . . 27'>-1206 
 
 — Nucius, N. Reign of Henry VIII. Camden 
 
 soc. pub. V. 17 . . . . 27»-195 
 
 — Olmsted, P. L. American farmer in E. 4-65 
 
 — Palmer, F. P. Pen and pencil . 27M211 
 
 — Paulding, J. K. Sketch of old E. by a New 
 
 England man .... 27*^-3 
 
 — Pecchio's observations in E. . . 27''-67o 
 
 — Raumer, F. v. England in 1835 . 27''-16 
 England in 1841 . . . 27'^-271 
 
 — Relation, by a Venetian. [1500.] Camden soc. 
 
 pub. V. 37 27M95 
 
 — Rye, E. P. E. as seen by foreigners 27''-1045 
 
 — Schlesinger, M. Saunterings in E. 27''-325 
 
 — Sbaw, J. Ramble in E. . . 27"-630 
 
 — Silliman, B. Travels in E. and Scotland 27''-174 
 
 — Sorbiore, S. Voyage to E. . . 27"-20 
 
 England. Southey, R. Espriella's letter from E. 
 27b-728 
 
 — Thorburn, G. Journal in E. . 27i'-21 
 
 — Thorne, J. Rambles by rivers . 27^-367 
 
 — Thornbury, W. Cross country . 27''-605 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Month in E. . 27''-323 
 
 — Tyng, 8. H. Recollections of E. . 27''-22 
 
 — Ward's English items . . . 27'^-388 
 
 — Wey, F. Les Anglais chez eux . 34-3906 
 
 — Wheaton, N. S. Journal in E. . 27^-25 
 
 — White, J. E. Letters on E. . 27^-191 
 
 — While, W. All round the wrekin 27^-597 
 Eastern England . . . 27''-759 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Angleterre, 1', comparee a la France 34-4204 
 
 — Becket, G. A. a. Comic history . 27''-54 
 
 — Bentley's excerpta historica . . 27''-378 
 
 — Choice notes from Notes and queries 27''-250 
 
 — Collectanea topographia genealogica 27''-278 
 
 — Collection of scarce tracts. Lord Sommers 
 
 27^-4044 
 
 — Ellis, H. Original letters. 3d series, Wm. I to 
 
 Henry VIII .... 27''-308 
 
 — Fuller, T. Worthies of E. . . 30-193 
 
 — Harleian miscellany, selection from 27^-4011 
 
 — Heywood, T. Merlin and his prophecies 27='-o55 
 
 — Historical reason why . . . 27*-llo4 
 
 — History of progress in E. . . 6-864 
 
 — Kemp, Mrs. Conversations on E. 27''-674 
 
 — Pauli, R. Pictures of old E. . 27='-930 
 
 — Porter, G. R. Progress of the nation 27^^-954 
 
 — Vinje, A. O. Norseman's views . 27'^-706 
 
 — See names of sections, districts, counties, towns, 
 
 and particular objects of interest of the united 
 kingdom ; of colonies and dependencies ; of 
 sovereigns and statesmen. See, also. Great 
 Britain ; Heraldry ; Kings ; Queens ; Sov- 
 ereigns. 
 England's conversion and reformation compared ; 
 or, the young gentleman directed in the choice 
 of his religion ; to which is premised a brief 
 inquiry into the general grounds of the catho- 
 lic faith, etc. Lancaster, 1813 . 32-1475 
 England's danger and her safety. F. M. Edge 
 
 26''-10'05 
 
 England's danger ; or, reform unmasked. L.,1819. 
 
 pph. 8» 27=^-1253 
 
 England's reformation; a poem. T. Ward 23-761 
 England's workshops. Strauss et al. . 6-413 
 
 England's yoeman. M. L. Charlesworth 18-616 
 English, G. B. Narrative of the expedition to 
 Dongola and Sennaar, under the command of 
 his excellence Ismael Pasha. B., 1833. 8° 
 
 28''-58 
 
 English, T. D. The Mormons. F's S. D. v. 26 
 24r-221 
 
 — See Foster, G. G. 
 
 English America. S. P. Day . . 26''-516 
 
 — See America, British. 
 
 English and their origin. L. O. Pike . 27''-948 
 English at home. A. Esquiros . . 27''-607 
 English boy in Japan. W. Dalton . 1&-802 
 
 English catalogue of books published from Jauuaiy, 
 
 1835, to -Januarj^ 1860. Compiled by S. Low. 
 
 L., 1864-7. 2 V. 8° . . . 21-307 
 
 English channel. J. Abbott . . 18-3 
 
 — See Channel islands. 
 
 English classics. R. M. Johnston . 22-1108 
 English comic writers. Hazlett, W. Lectures on 
 
 32-1085 
 
 English constitution. W. Bagehot . 27»-42 
 
 English country life. By Martingale, author of 
 
 "Sporting scenes." L., 1843 . 83-52 
 
 English cyclopaedia. New dictionary of universal 
 
 knowledge, conducted by C. Knight. L. 4° 
 
 — Biography.' 1856-8. 4 v. . . 30-2000 
 
 — Natural history. 1854-6. 4 v. . 9-1206 
 
 — Arts and sciences. 18.-)9-61. 8 v. in 4 33-1261 
 
 — Synoptical index. 1802. . . 33-1261^ 
 English epithets, book of. J. Jermyn . 22-373 
 
ENGLISH. 
 
 191 
 
 ENGLISH. 
 
 English eccentrics and eccentricities. J. Timbs 
 
 27=^-1152 
 
 English in America. T. C. Haliburton 26^627 
 
 English forests and forest trees, historical, legend- 
 ary, and descriptive. L., 1853. 8° 27'^-747 
 English-French dictionary. Designed as a second 
 part to the Boston edition of Boyer's French 
 dictionary, with Tardy's pronunciation. B. 
 
 80 22-47 
 
 English gentleman, his principles, his feelings, his 
 
 manners, his pursuits. L., 1849 83-739 
 
 English governess. R. McCrindell . 18-1970 
 
 English harmony of tlie four evangelists after the 
 
 manner of the Greek of W. Newcome. L., 
 
 1827. 8° 32-1928 
 
 English hearts and English hands. Mrs. C. Weight- 
 man 32-1805 
 
 English heiress, passages in the life of . 18-2447 
 English heraldry. C. Boutell . . 27^-98 
 
 English humorists of the 18th century. W. M. 
 
 Thackeray 22-1235,6 
 
 English language and literature. Dictionaries. 
 
 — (1) General. Ash, J. New and complete 
 
 dictionary 22-14 
 
 Bailey, N. Universal etymological diction- 
 ary 22-21 
 
 Barclay, J. Complete and universal dic- 
 tionary 22-26 
 
 _ Bungay edition . , . 22-397 
 
 Clarke, H. New and comprehensive dic- 
 tionary 22-59 
 
 Coles, E. English dictionary . 22-62 
 
 Johnson, S. Dictionary of the E. 1. 22-138 
 
 — — Latham, R. G. Dictionary of the E. 1. 22-392 
 Ogilvie, J. Student's English dictionary 
 
 22-186 
 
 Palmetto dictionary . . . 22-187 
 
 Perry, W. Synonymous, etymological, and 
 
 pronouncing English dictionary . 22-372 
 Richardson, C. New dictionary of the E. 1. 
 
 22-383,4 
 
 Sheridan, T. Dictionary of the E. 1. 22-225 
 
 Smart, B. H. Walker's pronouncing dic- 
 tionary 22-273 
 
 Walker, J. Critical pronouncing dictionary 
 
 22-277 
 
 Webster, N. American d. of the English 
 
 language .... 22-380 to 382 
 Worcester, J. E. Dictionary of the E. 1. 
 
 22-377 
 
 — (2) Restricted in subject, or peculiar in 
 
 purpose or arrangement. 
 
 Booth, D. Analytical dictionary 22-396 
 
 Coleridge, H. Glossarial index to printed 
 
 E. literature of 13th century . 22-64 
 
 Eastwood and Wriglit. Bible word-book 
 
 22-79 
 
 Hall, B. H. Collection of college words and 
 
 customs 22-111 
 
 Halliwell, J. O. Dictionary of Archaic and 
 
 provincial words .... 22-114 
 Jervis, S. Dictionary of the language of 
 
 Shakespeare .... 22-374 
 Nares, R. Glossary illustrative of English 
 
 authors 22-180 
 
 Roget, P. M. Thesaurus of English words 
 
 and phrases .... 22-214 
 Shelton, E. Dictionary of every-day diffi- 
 culties 22-221 
 
 Stratmann, F. H. Dictionary of old E. 
 
 .... 22-242 
 
 Trench, R. C. Select glossary . 22-261 
 
 Wheatley, H. B. Dictionary of reduplicated 
 
 words. Philol. soc. trans., 1865 22-488 
 
 Chronological notices of dictionaries 
 
 22-488 
 
 Williams, J. The readable dictionary 
 
 22-279 
 
 Wright, T. D. of obsolete and provincial 
 
 English . . . , , 22-292 
 
 English language — continued. 
 
 See Americanisms ; Anglo-Saxon ; Slang ; 
 
 Synonymes ; and names of dialects. 
 
 — Etymology, spelling and pronunciation. 
 
 — Barnes, W. Roots and stems . 22-30 
 
 — Chamock, R. S. Words derived from proper 
 
 names 22-56 
 
 — D'Orsey, A. J. D. Spelling by dictation 22-76 
 
 — Elphinston, J. English speech and spelling 
 
 22-395 
 
 — Green, R. W. Scholar's companion 22-102 
 
 — Haldeman, S. S. Affixes to English words 
 
 22-108 
 
 — Hoare, E. N. English roots . . 22-130 
 English words from Latin roots 22-131 
 
 — Lenoir, V. P. Emblematical spelling-book 
 
 22-151 
 
 — Lowe, E. C. English primer . 33-1367 
 
 — Moore, Mrs. M. B. Dixie speller , 26''-2004 
 
 — Nares, R. Rules for pronunciation 22-179 
 
 — Oswald, J. Etymological dictionary 22-189 
 
 — Rowbotham, J. Derivative spelling-book 22-217 
 
 — Smith, Archdeacon. Common words with cu- 
 
 rious derivations .... 22-228 
 
 — Smith, W. W. Complete etymology of the 
 
 English language . . . 22-231 
 
 — Soule and Wheeler. Manual of English pro- 
 
 nunciation and spelling . . 22-230 
 
 — Swinton, W. Rambles among words 22-243 
 
 — Tafel, R. L. Orthography and pronunciation 
 
 22-245 
 
 — Trench, R. C. English past and present 22-491 
 The study of words . . . 22-260 
 
 — Virginia primer .... 26^^2020 
 
 — Virginia speller and reader . . 26''-2021 
 
 — Wedgwood, H. Dictionary of English etymol- 
 
 ogy 22-284,378 
 
 — Wheatley, H. B. Notes on some English heter- 
 
 ographers. Philol. soc. trans., 1865 22-488 
 
 — See Names ; Orthography ; Phonetics ; Phonog- 
 
 raphy ; Pronunciation ; Speech ; Writing. 
 
 — Grammar, and general and miscellane- 
 
 ous philology. 
 
 — Adams, E. Elements of the English language 
 
 22-1 
 
 — Alford, H. The queen's English . 22-400 
 
 — Angus, J. Handbook of the English tongue 
 
 22-405 
 
 — Arnold, T. K. E. grammar for classical schools 
 
 22-12 
 
 — Asher, D. Study of the English language 22-15 
 
 — Badois, C. Grammaire anglaise . 34-5024 
 
 — Brown, G. Grammar of English grammars 
 
 22-52 
 
 Institutes of English grammar . 22-51 
 
 — Cole, D. Principles of E. grammar 22-60 
 
 — Comic English grammar . . 18-3701 
 
 — Crabb, G. Englische grammatik . 34-2395 
 
 — Crane, G. Principles of language exemplified 
 
 in a practical English grammar . 22-68 
 
 — Dalglish, W. S. Key to grammatical analysis 
 
 22-69 
 
 — Darnel], T. Parsing simplified . 22-316 
 
 — Dc Vere, M. S. Studies in English 22-418 
 
 — Elphinston, J. Principles of the E. language 
 
 22-324 
 
 — Fowler, W. C. English language in its elements 
 
 and forms 22-91 
 
 — Gibbs, J. W. Philological studies 22-448 
 
 — Gould, E. S. Good English . . 22-449 
 
 — Green, M. English grammar . 22-101 
 
 — Green, S. S. Structure of the English language 
 
 22-103 
 
 — Harrison, M. Rise, progress, and present struc- 
 
 ture of the E. language . . 22-4n0 
 
 — Head, Sir E. W. "Shall" and "will" 22-128 
 
 — Jewell, F. S. Grammatical diagrams 22-136 
 
 — Kenrick, W. Rhetorical grammar 22-143 
 
 — Latham, R. G. Handbook of the E. 1. 22-148 
 
 — Marsh, G. P. Lectures on E. 1. . 22-471 
 
ENGLISH. 
 
 192 
 
 ENGRAVING. 
 
 English language. March, F. A. Method of philo- 
 logical study of E. 1, . . . 22-470 
 
 — Moon, G. W. The dean's English 22-476 
 
 — Morell, J. D. Grammar of the E. 1. 22-165 
 
 — Mulligan, J. Grammatical structure of the E. 1. 
 
 22-175 
 
 — Murray, L. English grammar . 22-177 
 
 — Parker, W. H. Grammar of the E. 1. 22-192 
 
 — Parminter, T. H. Materials for a grammar of 
 
 the modern E. 1 22-194 
 
 — Pegge, S. Anecdotes of . , 22-485 
 
 — Richardson, C. Illustrations of English philol- 
 
 ogy 22-385 
 
 Study of language . . . 22-210 
 
 — Round games and amusing exercises 22-352 
 
 — Smith, R. C. English grammar. [Southern 
 
 edition] 26^-2037 
 
 — Smythe, C. W. Our own grammar 26^2031,1 
 
 — Thring, E. Principles of grammar 22-251 
 
 — Tooke, J. H. Diversions of Purley 22-254 
 See Richardson, C. . . . 22-210 
 
 — Vickers, J. New course of grammar 22-272 
 
 — Webster, N. Dissertations on the E. 1. 22-498 
 
 — Welsford, H. On the origin and ramifications of 
 
 the E. 1 22-501 
 
 — Wilson, J. P. Essay on grammar 22-287 
 
 — Vulgarisms and other errors of speech 22-270 
 
 — See Composition ; Grammar ; Language ; Phil- 
 
 ology ; Rhetoric ; Versification. 
 
 — History, philosophy, selections. 
 
 — (1) Early English. 
 
 Chaucer, G. Poetical works 23-470,676 
 
 Child, F. J. English and Scottish ballads 
 
 23-450 
 
 Corson, H. Chaucer's Legende of goode 
 
 women 23-710 
 
 Early English text society . 22-1043 
 
 Ellis, G, Specimens of early English poets 
 
 23-461 
 
 English metrical homilies . . 22-1212 
 
 — — English retraced . . . 22-81 
 
 Fenn, J. Paston letters , . 27''-391 
 
 Gower, J. Confessio amantis . 23-532 
 
 Hartshorne, C. H. Ancient metrical tales 
 
 23-334 
 
 Hazlitt, W. C. Early popular poetry 23-744 
 
 Layamons Brut .... 22-895 
 
 Malory, T. La mort d'Arthure 18-1793 
 
 Maundeville, J. Early travels in Palestine 
 
 28'>-210 
 
 Morley, H. English writers . 22-1148 
 
 Morris, R. Specimens of early English 
 
 22-1150 
 
 Motherwell, W. Minstrelsy . 23-161 
 
 Percy, T. Bishop Percy's folio MS. 23-174 
 
 Reliques of ancient English poetry 
 
 23-176,513 
 
 Piers Ploughman . . . 23-415 
 
 Ritson, J, Robin Hood — poems and ballads 
 
 23-324 
 
 Robson, T. Early English metrical romances 
 
 V. 18 of 27M95 
 
 Skelton, J. Poetical works . 23-448 
 
 Thorns, W. J. Early English prose romances 
 
 22-1238 
 
 Warton, T. History of English poetry 
 
 22-892 
 
 — — Wright, T. Literature, superstitions, and 
 
 history of middle ages . . 22-1292 
 
 Wyclilfe, J. Holy bible . . 32-2041 
 
 See Anglo-Saxon ; Ballads ; Camden society. 
 
 — (2) General and contemporary. 
 
 Arnold, M. Manual of E. literature 22-916 
 
 Balfour, C. L. Sketches of E. literature 
 
 22-921 
 
 Brecn, H. H. Modern E. literature 22-411 
 
 Burnett, G. Specimens of English prose 
 
 writers 22-951 
 
 Chambers, R. Cyclopaedia of E. literature 
 
 22-897,8 
 
 English language. History, etc. — continued. 
 
 Brydges, Sir E. Restituta . 21-143 
 
 Clark, N. G. Elements of E. language 
 
 22-964 
 
 Cleveland, C. D. Compendium of E. litera- 
 ture 22-971,2 
 
 E. literature of the nineteenth century 
 
 22-973 
 
 Collier, W. ff. History of E. literature 
 
 22-991 
 
 Craik, G. L. Compendious history of E. 
 
 literature 22-1001 
 
 Disraeli, I. Amenities of literature 22-1018 
 
 Gray, W. Historical sketch of E. literature 
 
 22-1067 
 
 Larkins, W. G. Handbook of E. literature 
 
 22-1113 
 
 Lucas, H. Litterature anglaise 34-3501 
 
 Mills, A. Literature and literary men of Gt. 
 
 Britain and Ireland . . . 22-1141 
 
 — — Mitford, M. R. Recollections of a literary 
 
 life 22-1144 
 
 Morley, H. English writers . 22-1148 
 
 Nichols, J. Literary anecdotes and illustra- 
 tions 22-1159,60 
 
 Reed, H. Lectures on E. literature 22-1172 
 
 Shaw, T. B. Outlines of E. literature, 
 
 22-1200,1 
 
 Spalding, W. History of E. literature 
 
 22-1218 
 
 r- Taine, H. Hist, de la litterature anglaise 
 
 34-4573 
 
 Ma3urs et lettres au XVIII« siecle en 
 
 Angleterre 34r4673 
 
 — See American literature ; Bibliography ; Crit- 
 
 icism ; Humor ; Literature ; Literary and 
 scientific men ; Novels ; Poetry ; Reading ; 
 Rhetoric. 
 English life, social and domestic, in the middle of 
 the nineteenth century, considered in reference 
 to. our position as a community of professing 
 Christians. By the author of "Reverses." 
 
 L., 1847 15-333 
 
 English lyrics. R. H. Baynes . . 23-809 
 
 English merchants. H. R. F. Bourne . 1-304 
 
 English metrical homilies. John Small, Ed. 22-1212 
 English opium-eater. See DeQuincey, T. 
 English orphans. Mrs. M. J. Holmes . 18-1463 
 English retraced ; or, remarks, critical and philo- 
 logical, founded on a comparison of the 
 breeches bible with the English of the present 
 day. L., 1862 .... 22-81 
 
 English, Scotch, and Irish historical libraries. W. 
 
 Nicolson 21-536 
 
 English seamen and divers A. Esquiros 27''-609 
 English seamen under the Tudors. H. R. F. Bourne 
 
 29''-314 
 
 English surnames. R. Ferguson . . 22-87 
 
 English shrines, pilgiimages to. S. C. Hall 27''-387 
 English S2:)y. C. M. Westmacott . . 33-80 
 
 English tales and sketches. Mrs. Crosland 18-765 
 English tradesman. I). DeFoe . . 1-242 
 
 English traits. R. W. Emerson . . 27''-417 
 English travellers and Italian brigands. W., J. C. 
 
 Moens 27''-783 
 
 Englisliwoman in America. S. M. Maury 26''-80 
 Englisbwoman in Italy. G. Gretton . 27''-582 
 Englishwoman's domestic magazine, v. 3,4. L., 
 
 1867,8. 8» 17-31 
 
 Englishwoman's journal, v. 5-13. L., 1860-4. 8» 
 
 17-39 
 
 Engravers. Bryan, M. Dictionary of 30-1706 
 
 — Walpole, H. Catalogue of . . 5-22 
 Engraving. The history and art of ingraving : con- 
 taining the rise and progress of ingraving ; 
 an idea of a collection of prints ; collection 
 of marks and cyphers. L., 1747 5-416 
 
 — Evelyn, J. History and art of chalcography 
 
 5-421 
 
 — Jackson, J. Treatise on wood e. . 5-610 
 
ENGRAVING. 
 
 193 
 
 ERKMANN. 
 
 Enoraving. Landsecr, J. Lectures on art of e. 
 5-420 
 
 — See Pictures ; Prints. 
 
 Engravings of tlie arteries. C. Bell . 10-785 
 
 Enigmas. Capel, C. E. Victorian e. . 20-161 
 
 Ennemoser, J. History of magic, trans, from the 
 German by W. Howitt, with an ajipendix of 
 the most remarkable and best authenticated 
 stories of apparitions, dreams, somnambulism, 
 predictions, divination, witchcraft, table-turn- 
 ing, and spirit-rapping, selected by M. Howitt. 
 
 L., 1854. 2 V 11-241 
 
 Ennis, J. The origin of the stars ; and the causes of 
 their motions and their light. N. Y., 1867 
 
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 Ennui. M. Edgeworth . . v. 1 of 18-977 
 
 Enoch, the book of. Trans, by R. Lawrence. 3d 
 ed. Oxf., 1838. 8° . . . 32-1941 
 Enoch Arden, and other poems. A. Tennyson 23-734 
 Enos. [Pseud.] See Stone, C. P. 
 Enquirer, the. W. Godwin . . . 33-635 
 
 — See Inquirer. 
 
 Ense. See Varnhagen von Ense. 
 Enslin Theod. C. F. Bibliotheca medico-chirur- 
 gica et pharmaceutico-chemica, 1750 ad 1837. 
 n. ed. von Engelmann. Leip., 1838. 8° 21-42 
 Entail, the. J. Gait .... 18-1134 
 Enterprise, industry, and art of man. S. G. Goodricli 
 
 6-854 
 
 Entertaining naturalist. Mrs. Loudon 9-715 
 
 Enthusiasm, natural history of. I. Taylor 15-54 
 Entick, John. New and accurate history and sur- 
 vey of London, Westminster, Southwark, 
 and places adjacent ; with the charters, laws, 
 customs, rights, liberties, and privileges of 
 this great metropolis. L., 1766. 4 v. 27^-371 
 
 — New naval history of Great Britain. L., 1757. 
 
 f> 27"-4020 
 
 Entomology. Burmeister, H. Manual of e. 9-523 
 
 — Catalogue of library of Amer. erit. soc. 21-467 
 
 — Catlow, M. E. Popular British e. 9-527 
 
 — Dallas, W. S. Elements of e. . 9-535 
 
 — Duncan, J. Introduction to v. 1 of 9-595 
 
 — Goeze, J. A. E. Beytrage zu des ritter Linne 
 
 des natursystems . . . 34-2452 
 
 — Jardine, "W. (ed.) Naturalist's library 9-595 
 
 — Kirby & Spence. Introduction to e. 9-575 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of e. 9-618 
 
 — Say, T. American e. . . . 9-626 
 
 — Stephens, J. F. British e. , , 9-695 to 7 
 
 — Westwood, J. O. Arcana entomologica 9-734 
 
 — See Insects. 
 
 Entre parentheses. E. D. Forgues . 34-3483 
 Envers (1') et I'endroit. A. Maquet . 34-4110 
 Environs de Paris, les. Paysage histoire. Ouvr. 
 
 redigee par Polite de la litt. contemp., sous la 
 
 direction de MM. C. Nodier et L. Lurine. P. 
 
 8» 34-4850 
 
 Eoline ; or, Magnolia vale. Mrs. C. L. Hentz 
 
 18-1400 
 
 Eoneguski ; or, the Cherokee chief . 18-1030 
 Eotheu ; or, traces of travel brought home from the 
 
 east. A. W. Kinglake . . 28''-20 
 
 Ephesians, epistle to. Barnes, A. Notes on 32-700 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentary on , . 32-1250 
 
 — Hodge, C. Commentary on . . 32-1366 
 Ephesus. E. Falkener .... 28''-919 
 Epictetus. Works, consisting of his discourses, the 
 
 enchiridion, and fragments, trans, from the 
 
 Greek by T. W. Higginson. B., 1865 15-29 
 
 Epicurean. T. Moore .... 18-2248 
 
 — Same v. 10 of 23-345 
 
 Epicurean philosophy. See Lucretius Cams. 
 Epidemic cholera ; its mission and mystery, haunts, 
 
 and havocs, pathology and treatment ; with 
 remarks on the question of contagion ; by a 
 former surgeon in the service of the East 
 India company. N. Y., 1866 . 10-624 
 
 Epidemics. Anstie, F. E. Notes on . 10-651 
 
 — Carey, M. Malignant fever in Phila. 3-64 
 
 Epidemics. Cleghorn, G. Epidemical diseases iu 
 Minorca 10-25 
 
 — Conrad, D. W. Memoranda of the pestilence 
 
 in Portsmouth and Norfolk in 1855 30-912 
 
 — Diary of a Samaritan , . . . 10-745 
 
 — Hecker, J. F. C. E. of middle ages 10-228 
 
 — Hough, L. S. Science of man applied to e. 
 
 10-519 
 
 — Howe, A. H. Physical cause of . 10-599 
 
 — Kuapp, M. L. Origin and laws of 10-539 
 
 — Report of sanitary commission of New Orleans 
 
 on yellow fever of 1853 . . 10-719 
 
 — Webster, N. History of e. and pestilential dis- 
 
 eases 10-116 
 
 — See Black death ; Cholera ; Diseases ; Fever ; 
 
 Meningitis ; Plague ; Yellow fever. 
 Epigrammata sacra. R. Crashaw . 23-528 
 
 Epigrams, ancient and modern ; i^reface by Rev. J. 
 
 Booth. L., 1863 .... 23-677 
 
 — Collection of 23-927 
 
 — Lessing, G. E. Fables and epigrams 23-138 
 
 — Martial, M. V. Epigrammata . 34-361,450 
 Epilepsy. Althaus, J. Hysteria and ataxy 10-728 
 
 — Kassmaul & Tenner. Epileptiform convulsions 
 
 10-695 
 
 — Radcliffe, C. B. Epileptic and other convulsive 
 
 affections of the nervous system . 10-243 
 
 Epinay, Mme de. Memoires et correspondance. 
 P., 1818. 3 V. 8» . . . 34-4913 
 Episcopacy. Guirey, W. History . 32-79 
 
 Episcopal commission, memorial of . 32-650 
 
 Episcopal church. See Church of England ; Pro- 
 testant Episcopal church. 
 Episcopius, Simon. Calder, F. Memoirs of 30-1315 
 Episodes of French history. J. Pardoe 27"-1840,l 
 Episodes of insect life. ' Miss L. M. Budgen 9-667 
 Epistles of Phalaris. Bentley, R. Dissertation on 
 
 22-928 
 
 Epitaphs from burying ground in Cambridge. W. 
 T. Han-is 26''-809 
 
 — Norfolk, H. E. Collection of curious epitaphs 
 
 29^-251 
 
 — Pettigrew, T. J. Collection of . 29''-2o2 
 
 — See Burial. 
 
 Epitome of the history of philosophy ; being the 
 work adopted by the university of France ; 
 trans, by C. S. Henry. N. Y., 1842. 2 v. 
 
 15-35 
 
 Equations. Boole, G. Treatise on differential e. 
 
 14-24 
 
 Equity. Adams, J. J. Doctrine of . 2-233 
 
 — — Same v. 68 of 2-55 
 
 — Calvert, S. Law respecting parties to suits in 
 
 v. 17 of 2-55 
 
 — Goldsmith, G. Doctrine and practice v. 40 of 
 
 2-55 
 
 — Haynes, F. O. Outlines of . . 2-158 
 
 — Hunter, S. J. View of proceedings in suit of 
 
 2-253 
 
 — White & Tudor. Leading cases 2-319 and 
 
 V. 65,71,2 of 2-55 
 
 — See Chancery. 
 
 Erasmus, D. Colloquia ; cum notis var. accurante 
 Corn. Schrevelio. Amstelod., 1693. 8» 34-456 
 
 — Jortin, J. Life of . . . . 30-2008 
 
 — Murray's select biography v. 2 of 30-1915 
 Erckmann-Chatrian. [E. Erckmann et A. Chat- 
 
 rian.] L'arai Fritz. 2me ed. P., 1865 
 34-4416 
 
 — The conscript ; a tale of the French war of 
 
 1813 ; trans, from the French . 18-623 
 
 — Therese 34-4912 
 
 Eric; or, little by little. P. W. Farrar 18-1061 
 Erichsen, J. E. The science and art of surgery. 
 
 From 2d Lond. ed. Ph., 1860. 8» 10-359 
 
 — Railway and other injuries of the nervous sys- 
 
 tem. Ph., 1867. 8" . . . 10-748 
 
 Ericsson, John. Headley, P. C. Miner boy 30-1585 
 Erie. See Lake Erie. 
 Erkmann, E. See Erckmann-Chatrian. 
 
 13 
 
ERMAN. 
 
 194 
 
 ETHIOPIA. 
 
 Ermau, A. Travels in Siberia; including excur- 
 sions nortlnvards, down the Obi to the polar 
 circle, and southwards to the Chinese frontier. 
 L.. 1848. 2 V. 8° . . . SSb-SQ 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1850. 2 v. . . 28^-59* 
 Erminie ; twice lost .... 18-1026 
 Ernani. Verdi, G. Opera of E. . . 5-938 
 
 — See Hernani. 
 
 Ernest Bracebridge. W. H. G. Kingston 18-1766 
 Ernest Linwood. Mrs. C. L. Hentz . 18-1401 
 Ernest Maltravers. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton 18-471 
 
 Ernestin 18-1029 
 
 Erni, H. Coal oil and petroleum ; their origin, his- 
 tory, geology, and chemistry ; with a view of 
 their importance in their bearing upon national 
 industry. Ph., 1865 . . . 6-324 
 
 Eros and anteros ; or, the bachelor's ward. J. H. 
 L. Campbell .... 18-550 
 
 Errand to the south in 1862; by W. W. Malet 
 
 . 26''-444 
 
 Errata. J. Neal 18-2320 
 
 Erring yet noble ; a tale for women . 18-1020 
 
 Erskine, T. See Chatham ; Mushet, D. 
 
 Erskine, W. Histoiy of India under the two first 
 
 sovereigns of the house of Taimur, Baber, 
 
 and Humiiyun. L., 1854. 2 v. 8° 28''-209 
 
 Escaped nun, the ; and the confessions of a sister of 
 
 charity. N. Y., [1855] . . 32-2291 
 
 Eschenburg, J. J. Manual of classical literature ; 
 
 trans, from the German by N. W. Fiske. 
 
 Ph., 183G. 8« . ... 22-1047 
 
 Esclavage, code de 1', chez les Musulinans 34-4419 
 
 — See Slavery. 
 
 Escudier, L. Litterature musicale — mes souvenirs. 
 
 P., 1863 . . •. . . 34-5267 
 Esculent funguses of England. C. D. Badham 9-3 
 Esdaile, J. Mesmerism in India, and its practical 
 
 application in surgery and medicine. Hart., 
 
 1851 10-504 
 
 Esling, Mrs. C. H. W. Broken bracelet, and other 
 
 poems. Ph., 1850 . . . 23-288 
 
 Esmarch, F. Use of cold in surgery ; trans, by E. 
 
 Montgomery. L., 1861. 8« . 10-699 
 
 — See Stromeyer. 
 
 Esperance. Mrs. M. W. Lawrence . 18-1821 
 Esperanza. Anne Bowman . . . 18-364 
 
 Espinasse, F. Life and times of F. M. Arouet, 
 
 commonly called Voltaire, v. I. L. , 1866. 
 
 8» 30-1922 
 
 Espiritu del siglo. F. Martinez de la Rosa 34-1 
 Espriella. [Pseud.] See Southey. 
 Esprit, de V. C. A. Helvetius . . 34-4201 
 , — See Mental philosophy. 
 
 Esprit de reaction. Ch. de Remusat . 34-4677 
 Ksprit de Voltaire. L. Martin . . 34-4118 
 Esprit des lois. C. de S. de Montesquieu 34-3572 
 Esprits (des) et de leurs manifestations fluidiques. 
 
 Le M'- Eudes de M. . . . . , . 34^603 
 
 — See Spiritualism. 
 
 Espy, J. P. Philosophy of storms. B., 1841. 80 
 .... . 11-132 
 
 — Report on meteorology of the United States ; 
 
 with charts. W., 1850. ob. f . 11-505 
 
 Esquiros, A. Le chateau d'Issy. B. et L., 1854 
 
 . . . . 34-3300 
 
 — The Dutch at home ; trans, by L. Wraxall. L., 
 
 1861. 2 V 27b-608 
 
 — The English at home ; trans, by L. Wraxall. 
 
 L., 1861-63. 3 V. . . . 27''-607 
 
 — English seamen and divers. L., 1868 27''-609 
 
 — Religious life in England. L., 1867 32-2277 
 Essarts, A. des. Les masques d'or. N. Y., 1858. 
 
 8° 34-4621 
 
 Essays and reviews — recent inquiries in theology ; 
 being "Essays and reviews ;" with an intro- 
 duction by F. II. Hedge. B., 1861 32-981 
 
 — Aids to laith ; a reply to Essays and reviews 
 
 32-982 
 
 — Replies to Essays and reviews . 32-983 
 
 — Tracts for. priests and people . . 32-988 
 
 Essays and reviews. See Beard, J. R. 
 
 Essays by a barrister. F. J. Stephens . 33-423 
 
 Essay on capacity and genius ; also, an enquiry into 
 the nature of ghosts. L. 8" . 15-316 
 
 Essay on scripture prophecy, wherein it is endeav- 
 oured to explain the three periods contained 
 in the 12th chapter of the prophet Daniel. 
 L., 1724. 8» .... 32-267 
 
 Essay upon the government of the English planta- 
 tions on the continent of N. America. By 
 an American ; with remarks upon the dis- 
 course upon the plantation trade, written by 
 [C. Davenant.] L., 1701 . . 26"-921 
 
 Essays on social subjects. From the Saturday re- 
 view. B., 1865 .... 33-468 
 
 Essays on song-writing ; with a collection of Eng- 
 lish songs, to which are added some original 
 pieces. L 23-275 
 
 Essex, (England.) Braylev & Britton. Delinea- 
 tions of . . 2>-871 ; and v. 5 of 474 
 
 — Buckler, G. "Churches of . . 5-609 
 Essex dialect. Clark, C. John Noakes and Mary 
 
 Styles ...... 22-962 
 
 Essex institute. [Mass.] Historical notice, with 
 act of incorporation, constitution, and by- 
 laws, and lists of members. Salem, 1866. S" 
 
 21-u. p. 
 
 Estabrooks, H. L. Adrift in Dixie ; with an intro- 
 duction by Edmund Kirke. N. Y., 1866 
 
 26*'-562 
 
 Estelle et Nemorin. J. P. C. de Plorian 34-4058 
 Esther. Tyng, S. H. Captive orphan 32-847 
 
 Esther, tragedie. J. Racine . . . 34-3126 
 Esther ; a tale of Spain. Horace Smith 18-877 
 
 Estvan, B. War pictures from the south. N. Y., 
 
 1863 26^-499 
 
 Etat et ses limites, 1'. E. Laboulaye . 34-4572 
 Etats-Unis pendant la guerre (1861-65. ) A. Laugel 
 
 34-3489 
 
 Etats-Unis. See United States. 
 
 Etchings from the religious world. T. C. Henry 
 
 32-110 
 
 Etchings of a whaling cruise. J. R. Browne 29*'-223 
 Ete dans la Sahara, une. E. Fromentin 34-5282 
 Eternal gospel, the. R. W. Mackay . 32-2268 
 Eternity. See Future state. 
 
 Eternity realized. R. Philip . . . 32-560 
 
 Etex, Antoine. Ary Scheffer — Exposition de ses 
 
 oeuvres. P., 1859. 8° . . 34-4527 
 
 Ethel Churchill. L. E. Landon . . 18-1807 
 
 Ethel's love-life. Miss M. J. M. Sweat 18-3076 
 
 Ethelward's chronicle. See Giles, J. A. Six old 
 
 English chronicles . . . 27''-449 
 
 Ether, claim to discovery of anaesthetic properties of. 
 
 Morton, W. T. G. . . . 10-198 
 
 — See Chloroform ; Nitrous oxide. 
 
 Ether in the solar system, influence of. A. Wilcocks 
 
 12-159 
 
 Etheridge, J. W. Life of the Rev. Adam Clarke. 
 
 L, 1859 30-1274 
 
 Ethica. A. L. Windsor . . . 33-736 
 
 Ethica nichomachea. Aristoteles . 34-302 
 
 Ethical and philosophical inquiries. A. H. Dana 
 
 3a-409 
 
 Ethical discourses. J. Butler . . 32-578 
 
 Ethics. Alden, J. Christian e. . . 15-303 
 
 — Aristotle. Nicomachean e. . . 15-6 
 
 — Grant, A. Ethics of Aristotle . 15-136 
 
 — Jouffroy, T. S. Introduction to . 15-40 
 
 — Laury, S. S. Philosophy of . . 15-286 
 
 — Sharswood, G. Professional ethics 2-173 
 
 — Wardlaw, R. Christian e. . . 32-2196 
 
 — See Morals. 
 
 Ethics of the dust. J. Ruskin . . 6-217 
 
 Ethiopia. Harris, W. C. Highlands of E. 28'>-361 
 
 — Heliodorus. Aethiopicorum . . 34-317 
 
 — Heeren, A. H. L. Researches . 28»-68 
 
 — Hutchinson, T. J. AVanderings among Ethiop- 
 
 ians 28>^-372 
 
 — Poncet, M. Voyage to, 1698-1700 32-297 
 
ETHIOPIA. 
 
 195 
 
 EUROPE. 
 
 Ethiopia. Waddington, G., and B. Hanbury. Jour- 
 nal of a visit .... 28>'-918 
 Ethiopia ; her gloom and glory. E. Christy 28*'-240 
 Ethnology and ethnography. American ethnol. 
 soc. transactions .... 29''-236 
 
 — Kennedy, J. Ethnological and linguistic essays 
 
 29''-197 
 
 — Latham, R. Q. Descriptive ethnology 29''-101 
 
 — Lubbock, J. Pre-historic times . 29''-186 
 
 — Niebuhr, B. G. Lectures on ethnography 29^-86 
 
 — Taylor, I. Words and places . 22-248 
 
 — See Ancient empires ; Anthropology ; Krania ; 
 
 Human race ; Man and mankind ; Migration ; 
 Nationalities ; Nations ; Races ; and names 
 of countries and races. 
 Etienette. Mme Biard .... 34-3032 
 Etiquette. Complete hand-book for ladies and gen- 
 tlemen . 33-307 
 
 — Courtin, A. de. Nouveau traite de la civilite 
 
 ' . . 3^4227 
 
 — Gentlemen's hand-book of . . 33-305 
 
 — Habits of good society . . . 33-751 
 
 — Hale, S. J. Manners . . . 33-755 
 
 — Ladies' hand-book of . . . 33-306 
 
 — Leslie, E. Beliavior book for ladies 33-252 
 
 — "Lunettes." American gentleman's guide to 
 
 33-645 
 
 — Martine, A. American manual of 33-750 
 
 — Mortemart-Boisse. La vie elegante 34-3574 
 
 — The perfect gentleman . . . 33-747 
 
 — Thornwell, E. Lady's guide to perfect gentility 
 
 33-870 
 
 — See Conversation ; Gentleman ; Manners ; Mor- 
 
 als ; Politeness. 
 Etoniana, ancient and modern ; being notes of the 
 
 history and traditions of Eton college. E. 
 
 and L., 1865 . . . . 13-73 
 
 Etoniana. See Public schools . . 13-291 
 
 Etruria. Betham, C. W. Etruscan literature and 
 
 antiquities 22-408 
 
 — Dennis, G. Cities and cemeteries of 27''-G26 
 
 — Gray, Mrs. H. History of . . 27'^2264 
 Tour to the sepulchres of . . 27*'-621 
 
 — See Iguvine inscriptions. 
 
 Ettrick shepherd. [Pseud.] See Hogg, J. 
 Eludes analytiques. H. de Balzac 34-3065,6 
 
 Etudes de la vie mondaine. O. Feuillet 34-4049 
 Etudes philosophiques. H. de Balzac 34-3062 to 4 
 Etymology. Chase, P. E. Sanscrit and English 
 analogues 22-57 
 
 — Taylor, I. Words and places . 22-248 
 
 — White, W. Universal etymological dictionary 
 
 22-379 
 
 — See Names ; and names of languages. 
 Eucharist. Goode, W. Nature of Christ's presence 
 
 in 32-1517 
 
 — Taylor, J. True doctrine of . . 32-1708 
 
 — See Communion. 
 
 Euchre. Law and practice of . . 20-176 
 
 — See Games. 
 
 Euclid. Elements of geometry. First six books, 
 
 with 11th and 12th. Also, the book of data. 
 
 Corrected. By R. Simson. Ph., 1825. 8° 
 
 14-98 
 
 — Same. From text of R. Simson. Ed., in 
 
 symbolical form, by R. Blakelock. L., 1866 
 14-173 
 
 — Same, for use of schools and colleges ; with 
 
 notes, appendix, and exercises, by I. Tod- 
 hunter. L., 1864 . . . 14^141 
 
 — Same, chiefly from the text of Dr. Simson ; with 
 
 selection of exercises from senate-house and 
 college examination papers ; by R. Potts. 
 Camb., 1845. 8» . . . . 14^180 
 
 — First six books of the elements ; with numerous 
 
 exercises. [ Simson' s text.] L., 1853 14-35 
 Same, with supplement by J. Playfair. B., 
 
 1814. 8» 14-101 
 
 Same, with colored diagrams and symbols 
 
 instead of letters, by O. Byrne . 14-47 
 
 Euclid. First six books of the elements ; with planes 
 shaded. From text of Dr. Simson. Camb., 
 1845 14-151 
 
 — McDowell, J. Exercises on . . 14-121 
 Eugene, Prince of Savoy. Life and military ac- 
 tions. Dublin, 1737 . . . 30-157 
 
 — Memoirs — autobiography, v. 8 . 30-1878 
 Eugene Aram. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . 18-477 
 Eugenie. M. de Voye .... 18-1815 
 Eugenie Grandet. H. de Balzac . . 34-3044 
 
 — Same in English .... 18-271 
 Eugubine. See Iguvine. 
 
 Eulalie Pontois. F. Soulie . . . 34-3760 
 
 — Same in English .... 18-3650 
 Euler, L. Letters on natural philosophy, with 
 
 notes and a life by D. Brewster. N. Y., 1833. 
 
 2 V 11-20 
 
 Eunomia, tables of. E. Schubert . 12-163 
 
 Euphonia. C. F. Heuberer and H. Perabeau 
 
 5-1066 
 
 Euphrates. Chesney, F. R. Survey of river E. 
 
 28b-297 
 
 — Wheeler, C. H. Ten years on the 28''-593 
 Eureka; a prose poem. E. A. Poe 23-79; and 
 
 v. 2 of 33-294 
 
 Euripides. Tragcedise, ex recensione A. Nauckii. 
 Lips., 1857. 2 V. ... 34.-316 
 
 — Tragedies. Literally translated, with critical 
 
 and explanatory notes, by T. A. Buckley. 
 
 L., 1850. 2 V 24-fO 
 
 — Same. Translated by R. Potter, v. 1. Ox- 
 ford, 1823. 8° . . . . 24-48 
 Europe. General and miscellaneous history. 
 
 — Adams, W. H. D. Scenes from the drama of 
 
 European h 27''-3340 
 
 — Alison, A. History of, 1815 and 1852 27^-3355 
 
 — Bryce, J. Holy Roman empire . 27''-3373 
 
 — Capgrave, J. Book of illustrious Henries 30-2020 
 
 — Comyn, R. History of the western empire 
 
 27''-3376 
 
 — Coote, C. History of modern E. 1763-1802 
 
 27''-3382 
 
 — Corner, J. Questions on history of E. 27''-3386 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. E. during the middle ages 
 
 27''-3400 
 
 — Dyer, T. H. Modern E. (1453 to 1857) 
 
 27''-3405 
 
 — Edgar, J. G. History for boys . 27''-3410 
 
 — Frederic II. History of my own times 
 
 V. 1-4 of 33-36 
 
 — Froissart, J. Chronicles . . 27^-3420,1 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Lights and shadows of Euro- 
 
 pean history .... 27*-3425 
 
 — Hallam, H. E. in the middle ages . 27''-3439 
 
 — Hewlett, H. G. Heroes of Europe 30-1282 
 
 — Kemble, J. M. Horse ferales . 27»-4023 
 
 — Koch, C. W. Kevolutions of E. 27»-3469 to 71 
 
 — Lord, J. Modern history for schools 27''-3484 
 
 — Merivale, H. Historical studies . 27''-3505 
 
 — Pryde, D. European history in a series of bi- 
 
 ographies 27»-3o26 
 
 — Robertson, W. Reign of Charles V 
 
 27»-2668to70 
 
 — Russell, W. Modern E. . . 27"'-3528 
 Modern E. epitomized . . 27^-3529 
 
 — Schlosser, F. C. History of the 18th century 
 
 29''-72 
 
 — Sheppard, J. G. Fall of Rome and rise of the 
 
 new nationalities .... 27''-3545 
 
 — Stewart, R. History of modern E. 27»-3548 
 
 — Szeredy, J. Asiatic chiefs . . 27»-3549 
 
 — White, J. The eighteen Christian centuries 
 
 27»-3565 
 
 — Period of French revolutions. 
 
 — Alison, A. History of E. (1789-1815) 
 
 27''-3353 4 7 
 
 — Same. Abridged by E. S. Gould . 27^-33 '-S 
 
 — Atlas to history of E. . . . 27''-33--6 
 
 — Baines, E. Wars of the French r., 1792 to 1815 
 
 27''-1603 
 
EUROPE. 
 
 196 
 
 EUROPE. 
 
 Europe. Cayley, E. S. European revolutions, 
 (1848) 27--1639 
 
 — Gushing, C. Revolution in France 27'^-3390 
 
 — Lacombe, F. France (la) et I'Allemagne sous 
 
 le i)reinier empire . . . 34-5180 
 
 — ]\Iartinez de la Rosa. Espiritu del siglo 34-1 
 
 — Pliilippart, J. Campaign in Germany and 
 
 France (1813-14) . . . 27''-3518 
 
 — Stephens, A. Wars which arose out of the 
 
 French revolution . . 27''-1916,4030 
 
 — Sybol, H. von. History of the French revolu- 
 
 tion 27''-1922 
 
 — Vane's war in Germany and France, 1813,14 
 
 27«-3556 
 
 — "Wilson, R, Private diary during campaigns of 
 
 1812 27''-3o70 
 
 — See France ; Germanj^ 
 
 — Political and social condition and history. 
 
 Education. 
 
 — Annual retrosp(!ct for 1831 . . 27''-3362 
 
 — Bache, A. D. Report on education in E. 13-25 
 
 — Barnard, H. National education in E. 13-28 
 
 — Brougham, H. Public characters . 30-53 
 
 — Draper, J. W. Intellectual development of 
 
 . 15-192 
 
 — Duff, M. E. G. Studies in European politics 
 
 27^-3399 
 
 — Eastern E. and the Emperor Nicholas 27''-2900 
 
 — Everett, A. H. Present situation of the prin- 
 
 cipal powers of . . . . 27"-3415 
 
 — Grund, F. J. Present position of E. 27=^-3428 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. G. Representative government 
 
 27'^3432 
 
 — Heeren, A. H. L. Historical treatises 27''-3444 
 History of the political system of E. 27*-3443 
 
 — Holland, H. R. Foreign reminiscences 27*-3451 
 
 — Jameson, F. Gleanings at home and abroad 
 
 27»-3455 
 
 — Kay, J. Social condition and education of the 
 
 people 2-756 
 
 — Kemble, J. M. State papers and correspondence. 
 
 1G88-1716 27^-3460 
 
 — Laing, S. Social and political state of E. 
 
 27i'-162,688 to 90 
 
 — Lawson, J. P. History of remarkable conspira- 
 
 cies 27''-3479 
 
 — MacAllester, O. Letters on the scheme for the 
 
 invasion of England . . . 27M1035 
 
 — McCullagh, W. D. Industrial history of free 
 
 nations 27^-2619 
 
 — Malcolm, J. P. Anecdotes of manners and his- 
 
 tory (1665-1711) .... 27=^3493 
 
 — Marana, J. P. Letters written by a Turkish 
 
 spy 27''-3499 
 
 — Obstructives and the man, the . 27*^3596 
 
 — Pradt, M. de. The congress of Vienna 27''-3395 
 E. after congress of Aix la Chapelle 27''-3396 
 
 — Review of characters of principal nations 
 
 27'^3588 
 
 — Reynolds, S. H. Rise of modern European 
 
 system 27='-3527 
 
 — Schmidt-Phiseldek, C. F. von. Europe and 
 
 America 29''-198 
 
 — State policy of modern E. . . 27''-3595 
 
 — Stuart, G. Progress of society . 27''-4008 
 
 — Swinburne, H. Courts of E. at close of last 
 
 century 27"-849 
 
 — Thierry, A. Historical essays . 27^-3551 
 
 — Van Praet, J. Essays on the political history 
 
 of the loth, 16th, and 17lh centuries 27''-3554 
 
 — Williams, J. Rise, progress, and present state 
 
 of the Northern nations . . 27^-4055 
 
 — Wraxall, L. Remarkable adventures and unre- 
 
 vealed mysteries .... 27''-3576 
 
 — See Civilization ; Congress ; International pol- 
 
 icy ; Jacobinism ; Politics. 
 
 — Military and naval affairs. 
 
 — Brackcnbury, C. B. European armaments 
 
 6-572 
 
 — Jomini, H. Grand military operations 27''-2608 
 
 Europe. Delafield, R. Art of war in Europe, 
 1854-6 6-995 
 
 — McClellan, G. B. Armies of E. . 6-646 
 Report on the war in E., 1855,6 6-997 
 
 — Mordecai, A. Military commission to E. 6-996 
 
 — Wraxall, L. Naval and military resources 
 
 27»-3575 
 
 — See Battles ; Campaign ; Military ; and names 
 
 of campaigns and battles, and of countries. 
 
 — Guide books. 
 
 — Continental guide .... 27»'-818 
 
 — Fetridge, W. P. Harper's handbook to E. 
 
 29^-196 
 
 — Handbook for travellers on the continent 27*^-481 
 
 — Handbook for travellers in northern Europe 
 
 27''-488 
 
 — Park, R. Handbook of E. . . 27^-739 
 
 — Sherburne, J. H. Tourist's guide 27''-173 
 
 — Siddons, J. H. Norton's handbook to E. 
 
 27b-562 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — (1) General and miscellaneous. 
 
 Bartol, C. A. Pictures of E., framed in 
 
 ideas 27^-380 
 
 Burr, A. Private journal . 27b-880 
 
 Chauning, W. Summer in E. . 27''-423 
 
 ■- Choules, J. O. Cruise of the steam yacht 
 
 North Star 29h-110 
 
 Cox, S. S. Buckeye abroad . 27^-256 
 
 Dates and distances — tour of sixteen months 
 
 27''-643 
 
 Dodge, R. Diary of a tour in E. 27^-696 
 
 Fames, J. A. Budget closed . 27''-567 
 
 Felton, C. C. Familiar letters from E. 
 
 27''-708 
 
 Fiske, S. Dunn Browne's experience 27'"-431 
 
 Furniss, W. Scenes and cities in foreign 
 
 lands 27''-218 
 
 Granville, A. B. Travels to and from St. 
 
 Petersburgh .... 27'>-93 
 Holthaus, P. D. Wanderings of a journeyman 
 
 tailor, 1824-40 .... 29''-84 
 
 Laing, S. Notes of a traveller in Europe 
 
 27^-162,688 to 690 
 
 Macgregor, J. A thousand miles in the Rob 
 
 Roy canoe 27'^-784 
 
 Mott, V. Travels in E., 1834-41 29^^-227 
 
 Near home ; or, the countries of E. described 
 
 27''-275 
 
 Prime, S. I. Travels in E. . 27^-370 
 
 Tappan, H. P. Step from the new world to 
 
 the old 27''-261 
 
 Taylor, B. Views a-foot . . 27''-181 
 
 Walsh, R. Journey from Constantinople to 
 
 England 27''-24 
 
 Wilson, W. R. Travels in E. . 27''-827 
 
 — (2) Central, southern, and western. 
 
 Arnold, H. B. The great exhibition : with 
 
 continental sketches . . . 27''-925 
 
 Baretti, J. From London to Genoa, [through 
 
 Spain and Portugal] . . . 27''-129 
 
 Bellows, H. W. The old world in its new 
 
 face 27''-939 
 
 Benedict, E. E. Run through E. 27"-563 
 
 Breckinridge, R. J. Memoranda of travel in 
 
 E 27b-133,4 
 
 Buckingham, J. S. Autumnal tour 27"-258 
 
 Bullard, A. T. J. Sights and scenes in E. 
 
 27''-294 
 
 Calvert, G. H. First years in E. 27>'-833 
 
 Scenes and thoughts in E. . 27'»-269 
 
 Carter, N. H. Letters from E. 27'^-364 
 
 Catlin, G. Travels with N. A, Indian col- 
 lection 27i'-135 
 
 Clark, J. A. Glimpses of E. . 27i'-137 
 
 Clarke, J. F. Eleven weeks in E. 27''-270 
 
 Collier, G. France, Holland, and the Neth- 
 erlands a century ago . . . 27''-852 
 
 Colman, II. European life and manners 
 
 27'-216 
 
EUROPE. 
 
 197 
 
 EVANS. 
 
 Europe. Travels and description. 
 
 Copway, G. Running sketches of E. 27''-248 
 
 Corson, J. W. Loiterings in E. ST^-UO 
 
 Dore, by a stroller iii E. . . 27''-426 
 
 Douglass, J. Travelling anecdotes 27'^-146 
 
 Durbin, J. P. Observations in E. 27''-147 
 
 Fairbanks, C. R. Aguecheek . 27''-513 
 
 Field, H. M. Summer pictures 27''-,510 
 
 Fisk, W. Travels in E. . . 27^-677 
 
 Forbes, E. A. A woman's first impressions 
 
 of E " 27^-794 
 
 Forney, J. W. Letters from E. 27"-893 
 
 Fuller, H. Sparks from a loconiotive 27''-51G 
 
 Gibson, W. Kambles in E. in 1839 27*^-151 
 
 Greeley, H. Glances at E. [1851] 27''-250 
 
 Griscom, J. A year in E. [1818,19] 27''-153 
 
 Hale, E. E. Ninety days worth of E. 27''-576 
 
 Hall, B. Patchwork . . 27i'-154 
 
 Hall, F. W. Rambles in E. . 27''-712 
 
 Haven, G. Pilgrim's wallet . 27''-772 
 
 Hiester, J. P. Notes of travel 27''-156 
 
 Horwitz, O. Brusliwood picked up on the 
 
 continent 27''-352 
 
 Howe, J. W. From the oalc to tlie olive 
 
 27''-941 
 
 Jameson, A. Diary of an ennuyee 27''-444 
 
 Same . . . . v. 2 of 33-1154 
 
 Jewett, I. A. Passages in foreign travel 
 
 27''-158 
 
 Johnson, J. Change of air ; or, philosopliy 
 
 of travelling .... 10-G3 
 
 Kirkland, C. M. Holidays abroad 27''-159 
 
 Lee, E. Continental travel . 27^-841 
 
 Le Vert, O. W. Souvenirs of travel 27''-452 
 
 Lippincott, Mrs. S. J. Haps and mishaps 
 
 27''-322 
 
 Maney, H. Over the water . 27''-657 
 
 Mansfield, R. B. Log of the Water Lily 
 
 27''-718 
 
 Merwin, 8. J. M. Old sights with new eyes 
 
 27''-329 
 
 Mitchell, D. G. Fresh gleanings 27''-242 
 
 Morford, H. Over-sea . . 27''-876 
 
 Moore, J. Society and manners in E. 
 
 V. 1 to 3 of 33-1362 
 
 Monson, "W. I. Journal in E. . 27''-384 
 
 Nugent, T. Grand tour . . 27*'-381 
 
 Ossoli, M. F. Things and thoughts 29b-23G 
 
 Peabody, A. P. Reminiscences of E. 'i7''-944 
 
 Puckler-Muskau, H. von. Tutti-Frutti 
 
 27b-792 
 
 Richards, F. D. Sketches of E. 271^432 
 
 Rockwell, J. E. Scenes and impressions 
 
 abroad 27''-558 
 
 Romer, Mrs. Rhone, Darro, and Guadal- 
 
 quiver 27''-470 
 
 Ross, W. A. An old road . 27''-67G 
 
 Scott, Sir W. Paul's letters to his kins-folk 
 
 27''-443 
 
 Sears, R. Sketches in continental E. 27''-697 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M. Letters from abroad 27''-204 
 
 Sewell, E. M. Summer tour . 27''-262 
 
 Shelley, P. B. Six weeks' tour 27^-171 
 
 and v. 2 of 33-238 
 
 Silliman, B. Journal of travels in E. in 1805,6 
 
 27''-174 
 
 Visit to E. in 1851 . . 27b-316 
 
 Slight reminiscences ofthe Rhine, etc. 27''-719 
 
 Smith, J. J. Summer's jaunt across the 
 
 water 27''-175 
 
 Stolberg, F. L. Travels through Germany, 
 
 etc. . . ... . . 27''-179 
 
 Stoughton, J. Scenes in other lands 27''-766 
 
 Stowe, H. B. Sunny memories 27''-348 
 
 Talfourd, T. N. Vacation rambles and 
 
 thoughts 27''-180 
 
 Supplement to . . . 27''-341 
 
 Trip, A. Crests from the ocean world 27''-894 
 
 Upham, T. C. Letters aesthetic, social, and 
 
 moral 29"-151 
 
 Europe. Travels and description. 
 Wallace, H. B. Art, scenery, and philosophy 
 
 27'^-354 
 
 Ward, F. de W. Summer vacation abi-oad 
 
 27i'-403 
 
 Ware, W. Sketches of European capitals 
 
 27''-243 
 
 Wild oats sown abroad . . 27''-889 
 
 Wilkes, G. E. in a liurry . 27^'-27G 
 
 Willis, N. P. Pencillingsbytheway 27'^-257 
 
 Yankee boy from home . . 27''-892 
 
 — (3) Northern and eastern. 
 
 Baird, R. Visit to northern E. 27''-85 
 
 Browne, J. R. Land of Tlior . 27''-890 
 
 James, J. T. Tour in Germany, etc. 27''-393 
 
 Stevens, J. L. Incidents of travel in Greece, 
 
 Turkey, Russia, and Poland . 27''-17G 
 
 Tilley, H. A. Sketches of eastern E. 29'>-231 
 
 Wollstonecraft, M. Letters written in Swe- 
 den, Norway, and Denmark . 27^-205 
 
 — See Dark ages ; Ethnography ; Middle ages ; 
 
 Reformation ; and names of subdivisions. 
 Europe, past and present. F. H. Ungewitter 27=^-3552 
 European life and manners. H. Colman 27''-215 
 European life, legend, and landscape, by an artist. 
 
 Ph., 1859. 8° . . . . 27^-685 
 European literature. Foster, M. E. Hand-book of 
 
 modern E. 1 22-1053 
 
 — Hallam, H. Introduction to 1. of Europe 22-1076 
 
 — Howitt, W. and M. Literature and romance of 
 
 Northern Europe . . , 22-1095 
 
 — Illust. of northern antiquities . . 22-891 
 
 — Sismondi, J. C. L. S. Historical view of the 
 
 literature of the south of Europe 22-1208,9 
 
 — See Troubadours. 
 
 European magazine and London review, v. 5,8-13, 
 16,17,19,21-23,27,28,43. L., 1785-1803. 80 
 
 17-40 
 
 European Mosaic. H. P. Arnold . 27''-669 
 
 European revolutions. E. S. Cayley 27''-1639 
 
 Euryanthe. C. M. von Weber . . 5-862 
 
 Eusebius Pamphilus. Ecclesiastical history, trans, by 
 C. F. Cruse. Ph., 1833. 8° . 32-80 
 
 — Same. L., 1858 . . . . 32-1034 
 
 — See Morgan, T 32-151 
 
 Eustace, J. C. Classical tour through Italy. 8tli ed. 
 
 L., 1841. 3 V 2:''-74 
 
 Eustace. E. Monro .... 18-2233 
 
 Eustaphieve, A. Reflections, notes, and original 
 
 anecdotes, illustrating the character of Peter 
 
 the Great ; with a tragedy, entitled Alexis 
 
 Czarewitz. B., 1814 . . . 80-419 
 
 Eutaw. W. G. Simms . . . 18-2862 
 
 Euthanasy. W. Mountford . . . 32-264 
 
 Eutropius. Abridgment of Roman history. See 
 
 Justin 29"-7G 
 
 Eux et elles. M. de Lescure . . 34-3'iOO 
 
 Eva : a goblin romance. J. Savage . 23-882 
 
 Evagrius. Ecclesiastical history. See Theodoret 
 
 32-1032 
 
 Evan Dale 18-1040 
 
 Evan Harrington. G. Meredith . . 18-2195 
 fivangile d'une grand'mere. C'sse de Segur 34—4951 
 Evangelical rambler. See Sheepfold and common 
 
 32-1841 
 
 Evangeline. H. W. Longfellow . . 23-277,879 
 
 Evans, A. B. Leicestershire words, phrases, and 
 
 proverbs. L., 1848 . . . 22-84 
 
 Evans, A. J. Beulah .... 18-1031 
 
 — Inez : a tale of the Alamo . . 18-1564 
 
 — Macaria 18-1038 
 
 — St. Elmo 18-1032 
 
 Evans, D. M. Facts, failures, and frauds ; revela- 
 tions, financial, mercantile, and criminal. L., 
 1859 1-190 
 
 — History of the commercial crisis, 1857-1858, and 
 
 the stock-exchange panic of 1859. L., 1859. 
 8° 1-106 
 
 — Speculative notes and notes on speculation, ideal 
 
 and real. L., 1864 . . . 1-192 
 
EVANS. 
 
 198 
 
 EWART. 
 
 Evans, F. J. See Magnetism of ships 11-331 
 
 Evans, F. W. Shaliers — compendium of the his- 
 tory and principles of the united society of be- 
 lievers in Christ's second appearing ; with 
 biographies of the founders. N. Y., 1859 
 . . 32-796 
 
 Evans, G. Dairyman's manual. Utica, 1851 4-187 
 
 Evans, J. See Corry, J. 
 
 Evans, Marian (George Eliot.) Adam Bede 18-1034 
 
 — Felix Holt, the radical . . . 18-1039 
 
 — Mill on the Floss .... 18-1035 
 
 — Eomola 18-1036 
 
 — Scenes of clerical life . . . 18-1037 
 
 — Silas Marner, the weaver of Raveloe 18-1038 
 
 — The Spanish gypsy : a poem . . 23-1003 
 Evans, R. W. Rectory of Valehead . 18-1041 
 
 — Story of Joan of Arc. N. Y., 1842 30-1851 
 Evans, T. Old ballads, historical and narrative, 
 
 with some of modern date. L., 1784. 4" 
 
 23-844 
 
 Evans, T. W. La commission sanitaire des Etats- 
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 — Essais d'hygiene et de therapeutique militaires 
 
 presentis a la commission sanitaire des Etats- 
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 Evans, W. and T. The Friend's library ; comprising 
 journals, doctrinal treatises, and other writings 
 of members of the Religious Society of Friends. 
 Ph., 1837-1850. 14 v. 8° . . 32-2001 
 
 — Piety promoted, in a collection of dying sajdngs 
 
 of man}-^ of the people called Quakers, with a 
 
 brief account of some of their labors. Ph., 
 
 1854. 4v 32-1170 
 
 Evans, W. J. Sugar-planter's manual. Ph., 1848. 
 
 8° 4^13 
 
 Eve of the conquest. H.Taylor . . 24-120 
 
 Eve of St. Agnes. J. Keats . . 23-381 
 
 Evelina. F. D'Arblay . . . 18-520 
 
 Evelyn, C. Table-talk on books, men, and manners. 
 
 From Sydney Smith and others. N. Y., 1853 
 
 33-124 
 
 Evelyn, J. Diary and correspondence. Edited from 
 
 the original MSS. at Wotton, by Wm. Bray. 
 
 L., 1850. 4 V. 8° . . . . 30-724 
 
 — Sculptura ; or, the history and art of chalco- 
 
 graphy, and engraving in copper ; with an 
 ample enumeration of the most I'enowned 
 masters and their works, to which is annexed 
 a new manner of engraving, or mezzotinto. 
 
 L., 1755 5-421 
 
 Evelyn Marston. Mrs. A. Marsh . 18-2104 
 
 Evening book. Mrs. C. M. Kirkland . 18-1785 
 Evening incense. J. R. Macduff . 32-382 
 
 Evening of life. J. Chapin . . . 32-378 
 
 Evening thoughts. By a physician. 3d ed. L., 1864 
 
 33-1097 
 
 Evenings at Donaldson manor. M. J. M'Intosh 
 
 18-1975 
 
 Evenings at home. J. Aikin and L. Barbauld 
 
 33-1277,8 
 
 Evenings at Woodlawn. E. F. Ellet . 18-1000 
 Evenings in Arcadia. J. Dennis . 22-1016 
 
 Evenings with Jesus. W. Jay . . 32-555 
 
 Evenings with the Romanists. M. H. Seymour 32-577 
 
 Eventide 18-1042 
 
 Events in Paris during the 26th, 27th, 28th, and 
 29th of July, 1830, by several eye-witnesses. 
 
 B., 1830 27''-33 
 
 "Ever victorious army." A.Wilson . 28''-263 
 
 Everard Morton 18-3649 
 
 Everett, A. H. America ; or, a general survey of 
 the political situation of the several powers of 
 the western continent ; with conjectures on 
 their future prospects. Ph., 1827. 8° 26''-691 
 
 — Critical and miscellaneous essays; with a few 
 
 poems. B., 1845,6. 2 v. . . 33-199 
 
 — Europe ; or, a general survey of the present sit- 
 
 uation of the piincipal powers ; with conjec- 
 tures on their future prospects. L., 1822. 8" 
 27'^3415 
 
 Everett, A. H. Life of Joseph Warren (S. A. B. 10) 
 30-497 
 
 — Life of Patrick Henry (S. A. B. 11) 30-497 
 
 — New ideas on population ; with remarks on the 
 
 theories of Malthus and Godwin. L., 1823. 
 
 8° 3-98 
 
 Everett, E. Address at the consecration of the 
 national cemetery at Gettysburg. B., 1864. 
 8° 26''-(u.p.) 
 
 — Same in 26=^-708 
 
 — Discovery'and colonization of America and im- 
 
 migration to the U. S. B., 1853. 8" 26Mni 
 
 — Importance of practical education and useful 
 
 knowledge. N. Y., 1847 . . 13-81 
 
 — Life of George Washington. N. Y., 1860 
 
 30-1260 
 
 — Life of John Stark (S. A. B. 1) . 30-497 
 
 — The Mount Vernon papers. N. Y., 1860 33-815 
 
 — Orations and speeches on various occasions. B., 
 
 1836-59. 3 V. 8» . . . 33-655 
 
 Everett, J. See Holland, J. 
 
 Everett, W. On the Cam. — Lectures on the univer- 
 sity of Cambridge in England. Camb., 1865 
 
 13-82 
 
 Evergreens. Hoopes, J. Book of . 9-47 
 
 Everhart, J. B. Miscellanies. West Chester, 1862 
 
 33-1124 
 
 Everts, Mrs. M. K. Life of, by E. E. Wrenn 30-1971 
 
 Everts, W. W. et al. Words in earnest ; or, the 
 
 path of wisdom made plain. N. Y., 1852 
 
 32-342 
 
 Everybody's lawyer and counsellor in business. F. 
 
 Crosby 2-145 
 
 Every boy's annual .... 17-157 
 
 Every-day book and table-talk. W. Hone 33-41 
 Every-day book of history and chronology. J. 
 
 Munsell 29-''-97 
 
 Every-day philosopher. A. H. K. Boyd 33-469 
 Every-day religion. W. Landels . . 32-1081 
 Every man his own lawyer. J. G. Wells 2-322 
 Every Saturday : a journal of choice reading selected 
 from foreign current literature, v. 1-5. B., 
 
 1866-8. 8° 17-38 
 
 Evidence. Best, W. M. Presumptions of law and 
 
 fact V. 47 of 2-55 
 
 Principles of e. and practice as to proofs 
 
 V. 66 of 2-55 
 
 — Historic doubts respecting Shakspeare 32-1670 
 
 — Greenleaf, S. Treatise on law of . 2-328 
 
 — Smedley, E. A. Treatise on moral e. 15-128 
 
 — Starkie, T. Treatise on the law of 2-227 
 
 — Tamlyn, J. Treatise on the law of v. 51 of 2-55 
 
 — Whately, R. Historic certainties respecting 
 
 America 27»-1968 
 
 Historic doubts relative to Napoleon 27M968 
 
 — Wills, W. Rationale of circumstantial e. 
 
 V. 41 of 2-55 
 
 — See Christianity, evidences. 
 
 Evil eye. Wm. Carleton . . . 18-586 
 
 Evolutions of the line as practised by the Austrian 
 
 infantry. C. M. Wilcox . . . 6-720 
 
 Ewald, A. C' Last century of universal history; a 
 
 reference book, containing annotated table of 
 
 chronology, biographical notes, etc. L., 1868. 
 
 29^^270 
 
 — "Our constitution;" an epitome of our chief 
 
 laws and system of government, with an in- 
 troductory essay. L., 1867 . 27''-376 
 
 — Reference book of English history ; from the 
 
 invasion of Julius Csesar to the present time. 
 L., 1866 27»-377 
 
 Ewald, H. F. The story of Waldemar Krone' s youth , 
 tr. fr. the Danish .... 18-1045 
 
 Ewart, J. Digest of the vital statistics of the Euro- 
 pean and native armies in India ; with sug- 
 gestions for the eradication and mitigation of 
 the causes of sickness and mortality. L., 1859. 
 80 10-282 
 
 — Sanitary condition and discipline of Indian jails. 
 
 L., 1860. 8» .... . 10-283 
 
EWBANK. 
 
 199 
 
 EYRE. 
 
 Ewbank, T. Descriptive and historical account of 
 hydraulic and other machines for raising 
 water, ancient and modern. 2d ed. N. Y., 
 1847. 8° 6-45 
 
 — Life in Brazil ; or, a journal of a visit to the 
 
 laud of the cocoa and the palm ; with illustra- 
 tions of ancient South American arts in re- 
 cently discovered implements and products of 
 domestic industry. N. Y., 1856. 8° 26^-299 
 • — The world a workshop ; or, the physical rela- 
 tionship of man to the earth. N. Y., 1855 
 6-848 
 
 Ewell, T. Plain discourses on the laws or properties 
 of matter, containing the elements or princi- 
 ples of modern chemistry. N. Y., 1806. 8" 
 8-7 
 
 Ewer, P. C. Memorial of the Rev. Henry W. Duca- 
 chet. Ph., 1867. 8» . . . 30-2391 
 
 Examinations. Johnston, M. A. Ladies' college 
 and school 13-121 
 
 — Report of committee on qualification of teachers 
 
 on the e. held at Zane street school-house, 
 Nov., 1866. Ph., 1866. 8° . 13-[u.p.] 
 
 — Smith, B. E. papers in arithmetic 14-168 
 Examples of life and death. L. H. Sigourney 30-1955 
 Exanthemata. Hebra, F. Diseases of the skin 
 
 10-837 
 
 Excellencie of a free state. M. Nedham 2-814 
 
 Excentriques, les. J. Fleury . . 34-4052 
 Excerpta historica. S. Bentley . . 27''-378 
 Exchange. Beawes, W. Tables . 1-512 
 
 — Egan, R. The counting-house companion 1-501 
 
 — Foster, B. F. Practical summary of 1-28 
 
 — Goschen, G. J. Theory of . . 1-183 
 
 — Marius, J. Advices concerning . 1-48 
 
 — Nicholson, N. A. Science of e. . 1-264 
 
 — Reid, G. Tables .... 1-334 
 
 — Tlieory of exchanges . . . 1-191 
 
 — See Banking ; Bills ; Cambist. 
 
 Exchange, (the.) A home and colonial review of 
 commerce, manufactures, and general politics, 
 v. land 2. L., 1862. 2 v. 80 . 1-5 
 
 Exchequer reports, digest of. A. I. Fish 2-220 
 
 Excitans modernes, traite des. H. de Balzac 34-3101 
 Excursion, the; a poem. W. Wordsworth 23-261, 
 
 and V. 6 of 453 
 
 Excursion of the Putnam phalanx to Boston, Charles- 
 town, and Providence. Hartford, 1859. 8° 
 
 26''-559 
 
 Excursions. H. D. Thoreau . . 33-979 
 
 Executions. Bingham, P. Law and practice of 
 
 V. 13 of 2-55 
 Executors. Brotherson, J. Executors' and admin- 
 istrators' instructor . . . 2-35 
 
 — Redfield, J. F. Law of wills , 2-270 
 
 — Williams, E. V. Treatise on the law of e. 2-2"5 
 Exemplary novels. M. de Cervantes . 18-601 
 Exercise. Fuller, F. Power of . . 10-48 
 
 — Wood, W. Manual of physical exercises 20-510 
 
 — See Gymnastics ; Sports. 
 
 Exeter hall. Lectures delivered before the young 
 men's Christian association, 1853-67. N. Y., 
 and L., 1855-67. 4 v. . . 33-699 
 
 Exhibit of the losses sustained at the office of dis- 
 count and deposit, Baltimore, under the ad- 
 ministration of James A. Buchanan, president, 
 and James W. M'Culloh, cashier ; with a 
 report of the conspiracy cases tried at Harford, 
 in Maryland. Bait., 1823. 8» . 2-108 
 
 Exhibitions. See Crystal palace ; Industrial e. 
 Exile. Felinska, E. Revelations of Siberia 28'^-535 
 Exile to Siberia. A. v. Kotzebue v. 9 and 10 of 
 
 30-1878 
 
 Exiles. T. A. L. v. J. Robinson . . 18-2663 
 Exiles in Babylon. By A. L. O. E. Miss Tucker 
 
 18-3896 
 
 Exiles of Lucerna. J. R. Macduff . 18-1968 
 Exiles de Siberie. S. R. Cottin , . 34-3164 
 Exiles of Siberia. S. R. Cottin . . 18-756 
 
 Exmouth, E. P., Ld. Osier, E. Life of 30-158 
 
 Exotics ; or, English words from Latin roots. E. N. 
 
 Hoare 22-131 
 
 Exodus of Israel. T. R. Birks . . 32-1513 
 Exodus of the westeru nations. Viscount Bury 
 
 29^202 
 
 Expectant. Ellen Pickering . . 18-2498 
 
 Expedition de Criniee. Bar. de Bazancourt 34-4302 
 Expedition nocturne autour de ma chambre. X. de 
 
 Maistre 34-3505 
 
 Explorers. Smucker, S. M. English and American 
 
 e 30-1037 
 
 Expeditions des Normands. G. B. Depping 34-5418 
 Experience of life. Miss E. M. Sewell 18-2808 
 
 Experiences of a barrister. W.Warner 18-3458 
 Experiences of a gaol chaplain. E. Neale 18-1043 
 Experiences of Richard Taylor. Mrs. Johnston 
 
 18-3534 
 
 Experimenta de plantarum generatione [with trans- 
 lation.] J. Logan . . . 9-97 
 Explanations : a sequel to " Vestiges of the natural 
 history of creation." By the author of that 
 work. N. Y., 1846 . . . 9-306 
 Exploits and triumphs in Europe of Paul Morphy, 
 the chess champion. N. Y., 1849 ' 20-47 
 Exploratio philosophica. J. Grote . 15-265 
 Exposition of the apocalypse of St. John, the apos- 
 tle. By a secular priest. B.,1858. 8« 32-1742 
 Exposition du systeme du monde. P. S. Laplace 
 
 34-4694 
 
 Exposition universelle. See Paris. 
 
 Expositorv thoughts on the gospels. J. C. Ryle 
 
 32-2252 to 2255 
 
 Exposure of calumnies, etc. F. Philips 27''-1253 
 Expression. Bell, C. Anatomy and philosophy of 
 
 5-116 
 
 Extempore speaking, art of. M. Bautain 22-604 
 Extra work of a London pastor. S. Martin 32-2192 
 Extradition of criminals. G. C. Lewis 2-765 
 
 Extraordinary men. W. Russell . . 30-774 
 
 Extravagants et originaux. P. de Musset 34-5255 
 Eye. Alden, W. The human eye : its use and 
 abuse 10-754 
 
 — Bonders, F. C. Anomalies of accommodation 
 
 and refraction .... 10-832 
 
 — Frick, G. Treatise on the diseases of the e. 
 
 10-465 
 
 — Graefe, A. v. Memoirs on iridectomy 10-695 
 
 — Lawrence, W. Treatise on diseases of 10-444 
 
 — Lawson, G. Injuries of the eye . 10-755 
 
 — Littell, S., jr. Manual of the diseases of 
 
 10-498 
 
 — Metz, A. Anatomy and histology of the human 
 
 eye 10-856 
 
 — Moschzisker, F. A. Diseases of . 10-512 
 
 — Stellwagvon Cairon, C. Diseases and anatomy 
 
 of 10-782 
 
 — Turnbull, L. Defective vision, with use of 
 
 ophthalmoscope .... 10-862 
 
 — Wallace, W. C. Wonders of vision 10-115 
 
 — Williams, H. W. Diseases of . 10-319 
 Recent advances in ophthalmic science 
 
 10-606 
 
 — See Ophthalmoscope ; Optics ; Sight ; Vision. 
 Eye-witness ; or, life scenes in tlie old nortli state, 
 
 depicting the trials and sufferings of the union- 
 ists during the rebellion. By A. O. W. B., 
 
 1865 18-1049 
 
 Eyes and ears. H. W. Beecher . •. 33-913 
 
 Eyma, L. X. Les femmes du nouveau monde. P., 
 
 1860 34-3301 
 
 — Les peaux noirs — scenes de la vie des esclaves. 
 
 P., 1857 34-3302 
 
 — Les peaux rouges — scenes de la vie des Indiens. 
 
 P., 1854 34-3303 
 
 — Le trone d'argent. P., 1860 . . 34-5522 
 Eyre, E. J. Papers laid before the royal commission 
 
 of inquiry by Gov. Eyre. L., 1866. f» 
 . . . . . . 26M210 
 
 — Hume, H. Life of . . . . 30-1918 
 
 — See Jamaica ; Henderson, J. M. 
 
EYRE. 
 
 200 
 
 FAIRY. 
 
 Eyre, V. Military operations at Cabul, which ended 
 in the destruction of tlie British army, Jan., 
 1842 ; witli a iournal of imprisonment in Aff- 
 ghanistan. 4th ed. L. , 1843 . 28»-224 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1848. 8° 18-3649 and 28'>-432 
 Ezeliiel. Cowles, H. Notes on . . 32-2330 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentary on . . 32-1241 
 
 F., M. A. Spinster's story . . . 18-3662 
 
 Fabens, J. W. The camel hunt : a narrative of 
 
 personal adventure. N. Y., 1853 2()»'-311 
 
 — Story of life on the isthmus. N. Y., 1853 26''-447 
 Faber, A. W. The lead pencil manufactory of 
 
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 Faber, F. W. Hymns. L., 1862 . 23-832 
 
 Faber, G. S, Difficulties of infidelity. N. Y., 18."}3 
 
 . 32-464 
 
 — Difficulties of Romanism in respect to evidence; 
 
 or, the peculiarities of the Latin church evinced 
 to be untenable on the principles of legitimate 
 historical testimony. 3d ed. L., 1853. 8" 
 _ . . . . . . . 32-1524 
 
 — Dissertation on the prophecies that have been 
 
 fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter 
 be fulfilled, relative to the great period of 1260 
 years, etc. B., 1808. 8" . . 32-81 
 
 — History and theology of the ancient Vallenses 
 
 and Albigenses. L., 1838. 8° . 32-1042 
 
 Fabiola [in English.] N. Wiseman . 18-3566 
 
 — [In French] 34-5324 
 
 Fable for critics. J. R. Lowell . . 23-82 
 
 Fable of the bees. B. Mandeville . 2-647 
 
 Fables, ^sopus. Fabulae . . . 34-305 
 
 — ^sop. Fables : a new version, by T. James 
 
 18-4000 
 
 — Bourne, W. O. Gems from fable land 18-4010 
 
 — Bussey, G. M. Fables, original and selected 
 
 18-4012 
 
 — Babrius. Fables, trans, by J. Davies 23-731 
 
 — Dryden, J. Fables from Boccaccio and Chaucer 
 
 23-789 
 
 — Familiar f., in prose and verse . 18-4025 
 
 — Fenelon. Fables .... 34-3309,10 
 Fables and dialogues of the dead 33-656 
 
 — Florian, J. P. C. de. Fables . 34-4059 
 
 — Gay, J. Fables 28-93 ; v. 1 of 23-434 ; and 
 
 23-488 
 
 — Gellert, C. F. Sammtliohe fabeln . 34-602 
 
 — La Fontaine, J. de. Fables. Ed. Geruzez 34-3456 
 
 Ed. Walckenaer . . . 34-34^6" 
 
 Fables choisies .... 34-5393 
 
 Fables. Trans, by E. Wright, jr. 28-137 
 
 — Langhorn, J. Fables of Flora v. 5 of 23-688 
 
 — Lessing, G. E. Fables and epigrams 23-138 
 
 — Moore, E. Fables for ladies 23-243,494 ; and 
 
 V. 5 of 23-688 
 
 — Perrin's fables, with key . . 84-5043 
 
 — Pilpay's fables .... 18-4020 
 
 — Porchat, J. Fablier des ecoles . 34-4230 
 
 — Somerville, W. Fables . . . 23-486 
 
 — Surault, F. M. J. French fables, witli a key 
 
 34^5052 
 
 — See Parables. 
 
 Fabliaux or tales, abridged from French manuscripts 
 of the 12th and 13th centuries, by Le Grand ; 
 selected and translated into English verse, by 
 G. L..Way, with a preface, notes, and appen- 
 di.v, by G. Ellis. L., 1815. 3 v. 28-252 
 
 Fabre d'^glantine. Le Philinte de Moliere ; L'in- 
 trigue epistolaire. C. A. C. v. 8 34-3139 
 
 Faca ; an army memoir, by Major March. [O. S. 
 Willcox] 18-1051 
 
 Face. Woolnoth, T. Study of the human face 
 
 ,5-636 
 
 Fact and fiction. L. M. Child . . 18-637 
 
 Factories. Scoresby, H. W. American f. and 
 their female operatives . . 6-409 
 
 — See Manufactures. 
 
 Facts against fancy. W. Berrian . 32-1518 
 
 Facts worth knowing. See Inquire within 38-507 
 
 Facts and fictions. Mrs. Postans . 28''-478 
 
 Facts, failures, and frauds. D. M. Evans 1-190 
 Factors. Russell on the laws relating to 2-94 
 
 — See Agents. 
 Fadette. See Fanchon. 
 
 Faerie queene. E. Spencer . . 23-216,471,644 
 
 Fagan, C. B. La pupille ; Les originaux. C. A. C. 
 
 V. 4 34-3135 
 
 — See Guardian, and Mann von vierzig Jahren, in 
 
 the list of dramas. 
 Fagan, W. Life and times of Daniel O'Connell. 
 Cork, 1847,8. 2 v. . . . 80-1277 
 Faggot of French sticks. F. Head . 27t'-253 
 Fair Lilias. P. Egan .... 18-1017 
 Fair maid of Perth. (St. Valentine's day.) Sir W. 
 
 Scott 18-2774 
 
 Fairbairn, J. Crests of the families of Great Britain 
 and Ireland ; compiled from the best authori- 
 ties, and revised by L. Butters. E. 2 v. 
 
 80 27='-382 
 
 Fairbairn, P. Hermeneutical manual ; or, introduc- 
 tion to the exegetical study of the scriptures 
 of the new testament. Ph., 1859 82-793 
 
 — Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive 
 
 nature, special function, and proper interpre- 
 tation. N. Y., 1866 . . . 32-1849 
 Fairbairn, W. Application of cast and wrought 
 iron to building purposes. N. Y., 1854. 8» 
 6-46 
 
 — Iron ; its history, properties, and processes of 
 
 manufacture. E., 1861 . . 6-325 
 
 — Same, new ed. E., 1865. 8° . 6-326 
 
 — Treatise on iron ship building ; its history and 
 
 progress. L., 1805. 8° . . 6-598 
 
 — Useful information for engineers, v. 1-3. L., 
 
 1860-06 ... . . . 6-48 
 
 Fairbanks, C. R. Aguecheek. Sketches of foreign 
 
 travel. B., 1859 .... 27''-513 
 Fairbanks, G. R. History and antiquities of the 
 
 city of St. Augustine, Florida. N. Y., 1858. 
 
 8» 26''-403 
 
 Fairbanks, L. Science and practice of book-keeping. 
 
 Ph., 1867. 8° . . . . 1-518 
 
 Fairchild family. Mrs. Sherwood v. 2 of 18-2837 
 Faire gospeller. Miss A. Manning . 18-3782 
 Fairfax, E. Knight, C. Life of . 23-83 
 
 Fairfax correspondence. Memoirs of the reign of 
 
 Charles I. Edited by G. W. Johnson. L., 
 
 1848. 4v. 8" . . . . 27^-384 
 Fairfax ; or, the master of Greenway court. J. E. 
 
 Cooke 18-706 
 
 Fail-field, Gertrude. See Vingut, G. F. de. 
 Fairfield, Jane. Autobiography ; embracing select 
 
 poems, by S. L. Fairfield. B., 1860 80-1339 
 Fairfield, S. L. Cities of the plain, with other 
 
 poems. Ph., 1828 . • . 28-85 
 
 — Last nights of Pompeii ; and lays and legends. 
 
 N. Y., 1832. 8° . . . . 28-84 
 
 Fairholt, F. W. Costume in England ; a history of 
 dress from the earliest period till the close of 
 the 18th century, with a glossary of terms for 
 all articles of use or ornament worn about the 
 person. L.,1846. 8» . . . 27''-387 
 
 — See Hall, S. C. English shrines . 27^-387 
 Fairies. See Fairy tales ; Supernaturalism. 
 Fairthorn, J. Liver complaints and bilious disorders 
 
 in general. Ph., 1820. 8" . . 10-464 
 
 Fairthorne, F. Guide to the times of holding the 
 
 several courts in the United States, with the 
 
 jurisdiction of each court, and other useful 
 
 information respecting the collection laws in 
 
 the several states. Ph., 1854. 8° 2-261 
 
 Fairs. Morley, H. Memoirs of Bartholomew fair 
 
 27''-859 
 
 — See Industrial exhibitions ; U. S. sanitary com- 
 
 mission. 
 Fairy fingers. Mrs. A. C. Ritchie . 18-2660 
 Fairy queen. See Faeirie queene. 
 Fairy tales and legends. Abbott, Jacob. Minigo 
 V. 10 of 18-15 
 
FAIEY. 
 
 201 
 
 FAMILY. 
 
 Fairy talcs and legends. Andersen, H. C. Danish 
 
 fairy legends .... 18-143 
 
 What the moon saw, and other tales 18-141 
 
 — Arabian days' entertainments . 18-156 
 
 — Arabian nights' entertainments . 18-157 
 
 — Arabian tales ; 1001 days . . 18-3230 
 
 — Arnason, J. Icelandic legends . 18-1559 
 
 — Arnold, E. Book of good counsels 18-353 
 
 — Blum and Wald. Seaside and fireside fairies 
 
 18-354 
 
 — Costello, D. Holidays with hobgoblins 18-753 
 
 — Curious stories about fairies . . 18-781 
 
 — Grimm, A. L. Tales from the Eastern-land 
 
 18-1286 
 
 — Grimm, J. and W. Household stories 18-1287 
 Stray leaves from fairy land . 18-1288 
 
 — Hamilton, A. Fairy talcs and romances 18-3838 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. A. Story of the red book of 
 
 Appin 18-2593 
 
 • — Hunt, R. Popular romances of west England 
 18-1555 
 
 — Frere, M. Old Deccan days . . 18-1127 
 
 — Indian fairy book .... 18-1560 
 
 — Kennedy, P. Legendary fictions of the Irish 
 
 Celts 18-1738 
 
 — Kingsley, C. The heroes . . 18-1707 
 Water babies .... 18-1755 
 
 — Laboulaye, E. F. t. of all nations 18-3788 
 
 — La Motte-Fouque. Undine . . 34-543 
 Undine and Sintram . . . 18-1101 
 
 — Lemon, M. Legends of Number Nip 18-3822 
 
 — Little gentlemen in green . . 18-1918 
 
 — Mace, J. Home fairy tales . , 18-3960 
 
 — Magic ring, and other tales . . 18-2009 
 
 — Magician's show-box, and other stories 18-2010 
 
 — Morley, H. Fairy tales . . 18-2273 
 
 — Mulock, D. M. Fairy book . . 18-2287 
 
 — Musaus, J. A. Legends of Rubezahl 18-3710 
 
 — Parr, Miss. Tuflongbo . . . 18-2437 
 
 — Pennell, C. Family fairy tales . 18-3753 
 
 — Rainbows for children . . . 18-2-574 
 
 — Nouveaux contes de fees . . 34-3753 
 — ' Russian popular tales . . . 18-2705 
 
 — Seven little people. [H. E. Scudder?] 18-3803 
 
 — Perrault, C. Contes des fees . 34-3616 
 
 — Popular tales and romances of the northern na- 
 
 tions 18-^818 
 
 — Roscoe, T. German novelists . 18-3785 
 
 — Smith, E. O. Mary and Hugo . 18-3932 
 
 — Souvestre, E. Popular legends of Brittanv 
 
 18-2965 
 
 — Tales of the genii .... 18-8136 
 
 — St. John, B. Legends of the Christian east 
 
 18-2712 
 
 — Summerly, F. Book of stories . 18-3071 
 
 — Thousand and one days. [Arabian tales] 18-3230 
 
 — Thousand and one nights . . 18-157 
 
 — See Arthur; Early English text society; Le- 
 
 gends ; Mythology. 
 Faith. Baine, A. C. Divine f. and natural reason 
 32-913 
 
 — Barnes, A. Foundation of . . 32-766 
 
 — Mahan, V. M. Exercise of f. . 33-336 
 
 — Muller, G. Life of trust . . 80-1148 
 
 — Tayler, J. J. Christian aspects of 33-1450 
 
 — Upham, T. C. Life of . . . 33-893 
 
 — See Religion, practical. 
 
 Faith and practice of Christians. H. Gaston 
 
 83-2364 
 
 Faith Gartney's girlhood. A. D. T. Whitney 
 
 18-3500 
 
 Faith Unwin's ordeal. G. M. Craik . 18-3812 
 Faith White's letter book . . . 18-3703 
 Faithful forever. C. Patmore . . 23-598 
 
 Faithful mother's reward. Ph. . 32-574 
 
 Faithful promiser. J. R. Macduff . 82-543 
 
 Falbaire. See O'Hara, K. 
 
 Falcon family. M. W. Savage . . 18-2738 
 Falcoubridge. humors of. J. F. Kelly 18-1727 
 
 Falcone. Mme A. Lacroix . . . 34-4105 
 
 Falconer, E. The husband of an hour. F's S. D. 
 V. 38 24-321 
 
 Falconer, H. Pala?ontological memoirs and notes; 
 with biographical sketch. Ed. by C. Mur- 
 chison. L., 1868. 2 v. 8° . 9-230 
 
 Falconer, T. On the discovery of the Mississippi, 
 and on the south-western, Oregon and north- 
 western boundary of the United States ; with 
 a translation of memoirs relating to the dis- 
 covery by La Salle and De Tontv. L., 1844 
 ". 26''-661 
 
 Falconer, W. Poetical works ; with a life by J. 
 Mitford. B., 1854 . . . 23-444 
 
 — The shipwreck, a poem ; corrected from the 1st 
 
 and 2d editions ; with a life of the author, by 
 J. S. Clarke. L., 1811. 8» . 23-686 
 
 — Bell's poets of G. B. . . . 23-499 
 Falconry. Burton, R. F. F. in the valley of the 
 
 Indus ...... 30-316 
 
 — Freeman and Salvin. Claims, history, and prac- 
 
 tice 30-354 
 
 Falkenberg, ou L'oncle. Mme I. de Montolieu 
 
 34-4853 
 
 Falkenburg ; a tale of the Rhine . . 18-535 
 
 Falkener, E. Ephesus, and the temple of Diana. 
 
 L., 1863. 8° .... 38''-919 
 
 Falkenstein, K. Geschichte der Buchdruckerkunst. 
 
 Leip., 1840. 4° . . . . 31-309 
 
 Falkland, L. Carey, Viscount. Lewis, Lady T. Life 
 
 of . . . . vol. 1 of 30-1464 
 
 Falkland, A. F. V. Chow-ChoAV ; selections from a 
 
 journal kept in India, Egypt, and Syria. L., 
 
 1857. 3 V. 8° . . . . 38''-313 
 Falkson, F. Giordano Bruno. Hamburg, 1846 
 
 34-583 
 
 Fall of the confederacy. J.B.Hopkins 36''-984 
 Fall of the Crimea. E. Spencer . 27^-3988 
 
 Fall of the Nibelungers — the book of Kriembild 
 
 33-988 
 
 Fall of man; or, paradise lost. Caedmon 83-633 
 Fall of Poland. L. C. Saxton . . 37''-3979 
 Fallacies of the faculty. S. Dickson 10-807 
 
 Falle, P. Cseserea ; or, an account of Jersey. 8d 
 
 ed. L., 1734. 8° . . . 27=^888 
 
 Fallen brave, the. J. G. Shea, (ed.) 30-3015 
 
 Falleti di Barolo, G. Pcllico, S. Life of 30-1844 
 Falloux, le Cte. de. Madame Swetchine. Sa vie 
 
 et ses oeuvres. 5me ed. P., 1861 34-8946 
 
 — Life and letters of Madame Swetchine. B., 1867 
 
 30-3803 
 
 False heir. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1617 
 False pride ; or, two ways to matrimony 18-1052 
 Falstaff, Sir John. Brough, R. B. Life of 30-990 
 Fame and glory of England vindicated ; an answer 
 
 to "The glory and shame of England." N. 
 
 Y., 1843 87''-ll 
 
 Familiar epistle to Robert J. Walker . 86»-1005 
 Familiar fables in prose and verse. By the most 
 
 eminent fabulists . . . 18-4035 
 
 Familiar lectures on scientific subjects. J. F. W. 
 
 Herschel 11-287 
 
 Familiar letters on public characters. W. Sullivan 
 
 26«-843 
 
 Familiar quotations. John Bartlett . 23-927 
 
 Familiar words. J. H. Friswell . . 23-1055 
 Famille Alain. A. Karr . . . 34-3432 
 Famille braillard, la. C. P. de Kock . 34-5147 
 Famille Jouffroy. E. Sue . . . 84-4175 
 Famille Kegge. Nicolas Beets . . 34-3396 
 Famille Lambert, la. L. Gozlan . . 34-5310 
 Famille Luceval. Pigault-Lcbrun . 34-4813 
 
 Famille perdue dans la desert. M. Reid 34-4383 
 Family. Bcrquin, A. La livre de famille 34-4598 
 
 — Boardman, H. A. Bible in the f. . 38-341 
 
 — Harris, J. Constitution and probation of 82-606 
 
 — Janet, P. La famille . . . 34-3433 
 
 — Michelet, J. De la famille ; du pretre ; de la 
 
 femme 34-4123 
 
 — Molesworth, J. E. N. Sermons on family duties 
 
 • 82-3143 
 
FAMILY. 
 
 202 
 
 FARMING. 
 
 Family. Lee, R. The family and its duties 32-2363 
 
 — Fressense, E. de. La famille cliretienne 34-4590 
 
 — See Home life. 
 
 Family and ship medicine chest companion ; a com- 
 pendium of domestic medicine, surgery, and 
 materia medica ; with directions for the diet 
 and management of the sick-room, by a prac- 
 tising physician. Ph., 1851 . 10-493 
 
 Family economist, the ; a penny monthly magazine. 
 L., 1848-53. 6v. in2. 8° . . 17-490 
 
 Family economist, the ; an entertaining companion 
 for town and country. To which is added The 
 boys' and girls' treasury, v. 1-8 in 4. L., 
 1854-7. 8° 17-491 
 
 Family fairy tales. C. Pennell , . 18-3752 
 
 Family history. Burke, B. Family romance 27''-147 
 Vicissitudes of families, etc. . 27''-150 
 
 — Fairfax correspondence . . . 27''-384 
 
 — King James' Irish army list . . 27''-320 
 
 — Napoleon dynasty, by the Berkeley men 27^-1828 
 
 — Noble, M. Memoirs of the house of Cromwell 
 
 30-1044 
 
 — Playfair, W. British family antiquity 27-''-4019 
 
 — Sanford and Townsend. Great governing fami- 
 
 lies of England .... 27^-1058 
 
 — Willard, .T. Willard memoir . 30-1652 
 
 — See Genealogy ; Names. 
 
 Family instructor. D. De Foe . . 33-7 
 
 Family kitchen gardener. R. Buist . 4-49 
 
 Family magazine, the. v. 6 and 8. N. Y., 1839-40. 
 
 4» 17-510 
 
 Family pen, the. I. Taylor . . . 30-1986 
 Family pictures. Miss A. Manning . 18-2036 
 Family pictures from the Bible. E. F. Ellet 32-327 
 Family pride. By the author of " Pique" 18-1054 
 Family pride ; or, the palace and the poor-house 
 . . . . . 18-1053 
 
 Family records. Charlotte Bury . , 18-526 
 
 Family romance. Sir B. Burke . . 27=^-147 
 Family save-all, the. By author of "The national 
 cook-book." Ph., [1867] . . 6-176 
 
 Family secrets. S.S.Ellis . . 18-1050,4133 
 Famous Americans of recent times. J. Parton 
 
 30-1903 
 
 Famous boys ; and how they became great men. 
 
 N. Y., 1861 30-1264 
 
 Famous men of ancient times. S. G. Goodrich 
 
 30-1924 
 
 Famous men of modern times. S. G. Goodrich 
 
 30-208 
 
 Famous persons and places. N. P. Willis 27''-343 
 Famous ships in the British navy. W. H. D. Adams 
 
 27''-6 
 
 Fanatic, the. H. Stilling . . . 18-3023 
 Fanaticism. Isaac Taylor . . . 15-30 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Phantasmata . 15-158 
 
 — Stone, W. L. Matthias and his impostures 
 
 30-355 
 
 Fanchette : et Honorine. Pigault-Lebrun 34^4810 
 Fanchon the cricket. [La petite Fadette.] Mad. 
 
 Dudevant 18-919 
 
 Fancies of a whimsical man. By the author of 
 
 "Musings of an invalid." N. Y.,1852 18-1055 
 Fancourt, C. S. The history of Yucatan, from its 
 
 discovery to the close of the 17th century. L., 
 
 1854. 8° 26-^986 
 
 Fancy work. Girls' own treasury . 33-871 
 
 — See Knitting ; Leather work ; Needle work ; 
 
 Paste board ; Skeleton leaves ; Wax. 
 Fankwei. W. M. Wood . . . 28''-299 
 Fanny. E. Feydeau .... 34-5302 
 Fanny, with other poems. F. G. Halleck 23-86,612 
 Fanshawe, A. H. Memoirs of Lady Fanshawe, with 
 
 extracts from the correspondence of Sir R. 
 
 Fanshawe. L., 1830 . . . 30-1498 
 Fanshawe, C. A. [Ed.] Book of battle songs. L. 
 
 Sm.4'' 23-553 
 
 Fantine. V. Hugo .... 34^4540,1 
 
 — Same in English .... 18-1535 
 Far above rubies. Mrs. J. H. Riddell . 18-3889 
 
 Far east. N. C. Burt .... 28^-581 
 Far off; or, Asia and Australia described. N. Y., 
 
 1857 28i>-246 
 
 Far west, the. T. Flint . . . 26^-122 
 
 Faraday, M. Experimental researches in chemistry 
 
 and physics. L., 1859. 80. . 11-316 
 
 — Experimental researches in electricity. L., 
 
 1849-55. 3 V. 8" . . . 11-128 
 
 — Lectures on the chemical history of a candle ; 
 
 with a lecture on platinum. L., 1861 8-51 
 
 — Lectures on the various forces of matter. L., 
 
 1860 11-148 
 
 — Tyndall, J. F. as a discoverer . 30-2365 
 Farce. See Drama. 
 
 Fardarougha the miser. W. Carleton . 18-1058 
 Fargues, H. Sermon d'entree. Ph., 1861. 8° 
 
 34-4609 
 
 Faria y Sousa, E. de. History of Portugal, from the 
 
 first ages of the world to 1640. Trans, and 
 
 continued to 1698, by J. Stevens. L., 1698. 8» 
 
 27*-2022 
 
 Farinelli. P. Scudo .... 34-4665 
 Farini, L. C. The Roman state from 1815 to 1850. 
 
 Trans, by W. E. Gladstone. L., 1851-4. 4 v. 
 
 8» 27»-2212 
 
 Farina. G. Meredith .... 18-2196 
 Farley, H. Shells from the strand of the sea of 
 
 genius. First series. B., 1847. 8» 33-1053 
 Farley, J. L. Resources of Turkey considered with 
 
 especial reference to the profitable investment 
 
 of capital. L., 1862. 8" . . 1-149 
 
 — Two years in Syria. 2d ed. L., 1859. 8" 
 
 28^-316 
 
 Farlie, R. See Pigot, R. . . . 32-2025 
 Farm and fireside. J. L. Blake . . 47-220 
 
 Farm implements. J. J. Thomas . . 6-425 
 
 Farm journal. See Penna. farm journal 4-503 
 
 Farm talk. G. E. Brackett . . . 4-302 
 
 Farmer, Henry. Mass in B flat, with Latin and 
 English words. B. 8" . . 5-954 
 
 Farmer, Hugh. Dissertation on miracles. L.,1771. 
 
 8° 32-1940 
 
 Farmer^ J. See Savage, J. . . . 30-1454 
 Farmer's boy. M. Heady , . . 30-1479 
 Farmer's boy : a rural poem. R. Bloomfield 23-427 
 Farmer's cabinet ; devoted to agriculture, horticul- 
 ture, and rural economy. Ph., 1837-48. 12 
 
 V. 8" 4-14 
 
 Farmer's calendar. Young and J. C. Morton 4-147 
 Farmer's daughter. Mrs. Cameron . 18-546 
 
 Farmer's encyclopaedia. C. W. Johnson 4-209 
 
 Farming. Andrews, G. H. Modern husbandry 
 
 . . . . . 4-79 
 
 — Brackett, G. E. Farm talk . . 4-308 
 
 — Buckman, J. Science and practice of farm cul- 
 
 tivation . . . . . 4-239 
 
 — Burn, R. S. Outlines of modern f. 4-188 
 
 — Butler, F. The farmer's manual 4-313 
 
 — Fessenden, T. G. The complete farmer 4-51 
 
 — Gardner, D. P. (ed.) Farmer's dictionary and 
 
 compendium of practical farming 4-207 
 
 — Greenaway. F. in India . 4-194 
 
 — Holmes, F. S. The southern farmer 4-301 
 
 — Hoskyns, C. W. Talpa ; or, the chronicles of a 
 
 clay farm 4-205 
 
 — Jacques, D. H. The barnyard 4-247 
 The farm ... . 4-248 
 
 — Liebig, J. v. Natural laws of husbandry 
 
 4-166 
 
 — Mapes, J. J. Working farmer . 4-504 
 
 — Mitchell, D. G. My farm at Edgewood 4-200 
 
 — Morris, E. Farming for boys . 4-182 
 
 How to get a farm . . . 4-185 
 
 Ten acres enough . . . 4-184 
 
 — Musgrave, G. M. Excursions in France 27''-31 
 
 — Todd, S. E. Young farmer's manual 4-285 
 -- Stephens, H. Book of the farm . 4-44 
 
 — Tim Bunker papers . . . 4-316 
 
 — Wilson, J. Our form crops . 4-193 
 
 — Youatt and Martin on cattle , 4r-39 
 
FARMING. 
 
 203 
 
 FAVART. 
 
 Farming. See Agriculture ; Cattle ; Dairy ; Drain- 
 age ; Gardening ; Manure ; Rural ; Sheep. 
 Farmingdale. C. Thomas . . . 18-3214 
 Farnham, E. W. Eliza Woodson. 2d ed. N. Y., 
 1864 30-1549 
 
 — Ideal attained 18-1057 
 
 — Life in prairie land .... 18-1056 
 
 — Woman and her era. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 33-1010 
 Faroe. Symington, A. J. Sketches of F. and Ice- 
 land 29b-303 
 
 — Iceland, Greenland, and the F. i. . 29'^-251 
 Farquhar, G. The beaux' stratagem — comedy. B. 
 
 D. V. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 1 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 2 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The constant couple — comedy. B. B. T. v. 21 
 
 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 3 . . . 24-107 
 
 — The inconstant. B. D. v. 1 . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 28 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The recruiting officer. M. B. D. v. 4 24-142 
 
 — Sir Harry Wildair— comedy. B. B. T. v. 28 
 
 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — See Wycherly, Congreve, and F. 
 Farquharson, M. Elsie Dinsmore . 18-1059 
 
 — Holydays at Roselands ; sequel to Elsie Dins- 
 
 more 18-1060 
 
 Farr, E. History of the Assyrians, Chaldeans, 
 Medes, Lydeans, and Carthaginians. N. Y., 
 1850 28''-215 
 
 — History of the Macedonians. N. Y., 1850 
 
 27»-3117 
 
 — History of the Persians. N. Y., 1850 28=^-217 
 Farr, T. A traveller's rambling reminiscences of 
 
 the Spanish war. L., 1838 . 27''-2023 
 
 Farragut, D. G. Headley, J. T. F. and our naval 
 
 commanders .... 30-1994 
 
 Life of 30-1726 
 
 Farrar, A. S. A critical history of free thought in 
 
 reference to the Christian religion. N. Y., 
 
 1863 32-576 
 
 — Science in theology. L., 1859. 8» 32-872 
 Farrar, C. C. S. The war; its causes and conse- 
 quences. Cairo, 1864 . . 26«-675 
 
 Farrar, F. W. Chapters on language. L., 1865, 
 22-439 
 
 — Eric ; or, little by little . . . 18-1061 
 
 — Essay on the origin of language ; based on mod- 
 
 ern researches, and especially on the works of 
 M. Renan. L., 1860 . . . 22-440 
 
 — Julian Home 18-1062 
 
 — [Ed.] Essays on a liberal education L., 1867. 
 
 8» 13-84 
 
 Farrar, John. Experimental treatise on optics. 
 
 Camb., 1826. 8» ... 11-214 
 
 Farrar, Mrs. J. Recollections of seventy years. 
 
 Bost., 1866 33-1296 
 
 Farrar, T. Manual of the Constitution of the United 
 
 Stated. B., 1867. 8° . . 2-652 
 
 — Report of the case of the trustees of Darmouth 
 
 college against W. H. Woodward. Ports- 
 mouth, N. H., 1819. 8» . . 2-243 
 Farrel, J. The dumb girl of Genoa. F's S. D. v. 
 
 32 24-221 
 
 Farrers of Budge row. H. Martineau . 18-3856 
 Fashion. Englishwoman's domestic magazine 17-31 
 
 — Petit courier des dames ; journal des modes 
 
 34-4922 
 
 — Stone, Mrs. Chronicles of f. . 27''-1113 
 
 — See Costume ; Dress ; Manners and customs. 
 Fashion and famine. Mrs. A. S. Stephens 18-3005 
 Fashion and folly .... 18-3846 
 Fashionable amusements. D. R. Thomason 
 
 32-1834 
 
 Fashionable dissipation. M. V. Fuller 18-1111 
 
 Fashionable life. Mrs. M. H. Eastman 18-965 
 
 Fasquelle, L. Chefs d'oeuvre de Jean Racine, for 
 schools; references to the "New French 
 method." N. Y., 1861 . . 34-5051 
 
 — Napoleon, par Alex. Dumas, with conversa- 
 
 tional exercises; references to the "New 
 French method." N. Y., 1855 . 34-5033 
 
 — New method of learning the French language. 
 
 N. y., 1867 .... 22-329 
 
 Fast of St. Magdalen. A. M. Porter . 18-2532 
 Fasts. Nelson, R. Companion for festivals and f. 
 
 32-59,157 
 
 Fat contributor. W. M. Thackeray . 18-3183,98 
 Fatal marriage. Mrs. Southworth . 18-2988 
 Fatalla Sayeghir, narrative of. A. De Lamartine 
 
 28^-26 
 
 Fate, the. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1618 
 Father and daughter. Fredrika Bremer 18-398 
 
 " Father Clark;" or, the pioneer preacher ; sketches 
 and incidents of Rev. J. Clark, by an old 
 pioneer. N. Y., 1855 . . 80-806 
 
 Father Clement. Grace Kennedy 18-1732, and 
 
 V. 2 of 3876 
 
 Father Connell. M. Banim . , 18-284 
 
 Father Darcy. Mrs. A. Marsh . . 18-2105 
 Father Prout, reliques of. F. Mahony 33-791 
 
 Father Tom and the pope . . . 18-1387 
 
 — Same. v. 3 of Tales from Blackwood 18-3126 
 Fathers. Butler, A. Lives of the saints 32-1500 
 
 — Carmichael, W. M. Memorials of the early 
 
 Christian fathers . . . 32-1461 
 
 — Daille, J. Right use of the f. . 32-1693 
 
 — Library of the fathers of the holy Catholic church 
 
 32-1256 to 78 
 
 — See Apostolical fathers. 
 
 Fathers and sons. I. S. Turgenef . 18-3890 
 
 Fathers of the desert. H. Ruffner . 32-355 
 
 Fathers of New England. H. Bushnell 26''-33 
 
 Fau, J. Anatomy of the external forms of man ; 
 
 intended for the use of artists, painters and 
 
 sculptors. Edited, with additions, by Robert 
 
 Knox. L.,1849. 2 v. 8«and4° . 5-223 
 
 Faucille d'or. E. Sue . . 84-3831 and 4637 
 
 Faucon, Emma. Olga, ou le Devouement filial. 
 
 Suivi de Nouvelles. P. . . 34-5082 
 
 Faulkner, H. Elephant haunts ; narrative of the 
 
 search for Dr. Livingstone. L., 1868. 8° 
 
 28''-591 
 
 Fanna. See Animals ; Zoology. 
 Fauriel, C. C. Histoire de la Poesie proven5ale. 
 P., 1856. 3v. 8° . . . 34-4536 
 
 — History of Proven9al poetry. Trans, with notes 
 
 and specimens of verses in the original, and 
 an introduction on the literature of the history 
 of Proven9al poetry. N. Y., 1860. 8° 22-1048 
 
 Fausses bonnes femmes. Th. Barri^re et E. Capendu 
 . 34-5327 
 
 Fauvel-Gouraud, F. Phreno-mnemotechny ; or, the 
 art of memory. N. Y., 1845. 8° 13-83 
 
 — Practical cosmophonography ; a system of writ- 
 
 ing and printing all the principal languages, 
 with their exact pronunciations, by means of 
 an original universal phonetic alphabet. N. Y. , 
 1850. 8° 22-95 
 
 — See Hawley, E. H. 
 
 Faust. J. W. von Goethe 24-13,14,16,17,18,19 
 
 Faust— opera. C. Gounod . . . 5-921 
 
 Faustus, Doctor. Tragedy. C. Marlowe 
 
 ... . V. 2 of 24-99 
 Faustus, Doctor. Roscoe, T. German novelists. 
 
 V. 1 of 18-3785 
 
 Favart, C. S. CEuvres choisies. P., 1812. 3 v. 
 
 . . . 34-4448 
 
 — Les moissoneurs. See Brooke, F. 
 
 — Les trois sultanes ; La chercheuse d'esprit ; Les 
 
 amours de Bastien et Bastienne ; Annette et 
 Lubin ; Ninette a la cour ; Les reveries renou- 
 velees des Grecs. C. A. 0. v. 6 34-3137 
 
 Favart, M. et Mme. (Euvres. Leur vie, par Lord 
 Pilgrimm ; Mme Favart et le mar^chal de Saxe, 
 par Leon Gozlan. P., 1853 . 34^4447 
 
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 Federalist, on the new constitution, written in the 
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 Female beauty as preserved by cleanliness and dress. 
 
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 Female casual and her lodging. J. H. Stallard 
 
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 Female happiness ; or, the lady's hand-book of 
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 Female life among the Mormons ; a narrative of 
 
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 Female life in prison. By a prison matron. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1862. 2 V 2-954 
 
 Female minister, the .... 18-1066,7 
 Female piety. J. A. James . . . 32-1578 
 Female poets of America. R. W. Griswold 
 
 33-646 
 
 Female scripture characters. W. Jay . 33-510 
 
 Females. See Women. 
 
 Femme, la. C. P. M. Haas . . . 34-5335 
 Femme, la. J. Michelet . . . 34-3535 
 Femme a trois visages. C. P. de Kock 34-5149 
 Femme an collier de velours. A. Dumas 34-3354 
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 Femme (de la), du pretre ; de la famille. J. Mich- 
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 Femme de chambre. Countess of Blessington 
 
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 Femme de lettres. E. Sue . . . 34-4173 
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 Femme du convict. Tr. de I'Anglais. B. and L., 
 
 1855 34-4371 
 
 Femme (la), le mari, et I'amant. C. P. de Kock 
 
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 Femme qui deteste sou mari. Mme £. de Girardin 
 
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 Femmes, les. A. Karr .... 34-3430 
 Femmes celebres du siecle de Louis XIV., lettres des 
 
 34-4015 
 
 Femmes comme elles sont. A. Houssaye 34-3399 
 Femmes de cour, hommes et (18me siecle). A. 
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 Femmes de la Bourse. H. de Kock . 34-5153 
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 Same. Suividesaventures d'Aristinous. P., 
 
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 B.. 1859 32-896 
 
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 Fenianism. Stephens, J., chief organizer of the 
 
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 Fenton, E. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 23-485 
 
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 manners, and emigration, in the United States 
 and Canada, in 1832. N. Y., 1833 26''-523 
 
 Field, C. W. See Atlantic telegraph. 
 
 Field, E. W., and Loring, C. 6. Correspondence 
 on the present relations between Great Britain 
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 Field, G. Chromatography ; a treatise on colors and 
 pigments, and of their powers in painting. L. 
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 — Rudiments of the painters' art ; or, a grammar 
 
 of coloring, applicable to operative painting, 
 decorative architecture, and the arts ; with 
 colored illustrations. L., 1850 . 5-322 
 
 2d ed., with additions. L., 1858 5-322* 
 
 Field, H. M. The Irish confederates, and the rebel- 
 lion of 1798. N. Y.,1851 . . 27«-1438 
 
 — History of , the Atlantic telegraph. N. Y., 1866 
 
 6-849 
 
 — Summer pictures from Copenhagen to Venice. 
 
 N. Y., 1859 .... 27^-510 
 
 Field, L. Twin sisters .... 18-1079 
 Field, M. Bertha Percy . . . 18-1077 
 Field, M. B. See James, G. P. R. 
 Field, R. S. Provincial courts of New Jersey ; with 
 
 sketches of the bench and bar. N. Y., 1849. 
 
 8" 26»-258 
 
 Field, T. W. Manual of pear culture. N. Y., 1859 
 
 4-153 
 
 Field, W. Life, writings, and opinions of the Rev. 
 
 Samuel Parr, with biographical notices of 
 
 contemporaries. L., 1828. 2 v. 8» 30-410 
 Field, dungeon, and escape. A. D. Richardson 
 
 26«-709 
 
 Field exercise and evolutions of infantry, as revised 
 
 by her majesty's command. L., 1859 6-599 
 
 Field, gunboat, hospital, and prison. Mrs. P. A. 
 
 Hanaford 26^-786 
 
 Field sports of the United States. H. W. Herbert 
 
 20—372 
 Field book, the. W. H. Maxwell , 20-154 
 
 Fielding, H. Works, 2 v. 8« . . 18-1086 
 
 — Amelia . . . . . , 18-1082 
 
 — Covent garden journal, etc., v. xiv. of works. 
 
 N. Y., 1816 33-35 
 
 — Dramatic works, with an essay on his life and 
 
 genius, by A. Murphy, v. 1-5. N. Y., 1813 
 24-192 
 
 — The intriguing chambermaid. M. B. D. 5 
 
 24-142 
 
 — Joseph Andrews and Jonathan Wild 18-1083 
 
 — The miser ; comedy. B. B. T. v. 30 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The mock doctor, [altered from Moliere. ] B. D. 
 
 V. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 12 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Tom Jones 18-1085 
 
 — Tragedy of tragedies, (Tom Thumb.) Altered 
 
 by K. O'Hara. M. B. D. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — Same v. 1 of 24-153 
 
 — The virgin unmasked. D. L. T. v. 11 24-107 
 
 — Laurence, F. Life of . . . 30-1001 
 Fielding, T. H. Theory of painting ; index of 
 
 mixed tints ; painting in water-colours. 2d 
 
 ed. L., 1835. 8» . . . 5-756 
 
 Fielding ; or, society. R. P. Ward . 18-3430 
 
 Fiends, ghosts, and sprites. J. M. RadclifFe 32-1444 
 
 — See Supernaturalism. 
 
 Fiennes, N. Monarchy asserted to be the best, most 
 ancient and legal form of government ; in a 
 conference had at Whitehall with Oliver Crom- 
 well and a committee of Parliament. L., 1679 
 
 2—655 
 Fievee, J. H. ' Le dot de Suzette '. 34-4730,5139 
 Fife, J. Manual of the Turkish bath ; heat a mode 
 of cure and a source of strength for men and 
 animals.. From the writings of Mr. Urquhart. 
 L., 1865 . . . .■ . 10-562 
 Fifteen days : an extract from Edward Colvil's jour- 
 nal 18-3737 
 
 Fifth-monarchy-man. E. Rogers . 30-1886 
 
 Fifty days on board a slave-vessel. P. G. Hill 
 
 18-3652 
 
 Fifty years in both hemispheres. V. Nolte 29''-117 
 Fifty years' recollections. C. Redding 33-405 
 
 Figaro. [Pseud.] See Larra, M. J. de. 
 Fighting the flames. R. M. Ballantyne 18-249 
 
 Fighting Joe. W. T. Adams . . 18-87 
 
 Figueroa, D. v Y. de. Pobreza, amor y fortuna. 
 T. T. E; V. 5 . . . . 34-2 
 
 Figuier, G. L. L'annee scientifique et industrielle, 
 (1855-67.) P., 1856-68 . . 34-5424 
 
 — Applications nouvelles de la science. 2me ed. 
 
 P., 1857 34-3909 
 
 — Histoire des principles d^couvertes scientifiques 
 
 modernes. B., 1851 . . . ^ 34-5422 
 
 — Exposition et histoire des principles decouvertes 
 
 scientifiques modernes. P., 1851. 2 v. 
 34-5423 
 
 — Grandes inventions, chez les anciens et les mod- 
 
 ernes. P., 1859 .... 34-5426 
 
 — The insect world : a popular account of the orders 
 
 of insects ; with a description of their habits. 
 L., 1868. 8» ..... 9-737 
 
 — The ocean world : a descriptive history of the 
 
 sea and its living inhabitants. L., 1868. 8° 
 9-920 
 
 — The vegetable world : a history of plants, with. 
 
 their botanical descriptions and peculiar prop- 
 erties. L., 1867. 8° . . . 9-59 
 
 — Vies des savans illustres depuis I'antiquite jus- 
 
 qu'au 19me siecle, avec I'appreciation som- 
 maire de leurs travaux. P., 1866. 8" 34r-4724 
 
 — Vies des savans illustres du mnyen age. P., 
 
 1867. 8° . . . . . 34-4725 
 
FIGUIER. 
 
 208 
 
 FIOR D'ALIZA. 
 
 Figuier, G. L. The world before the deluge ; con- 
 taining 25 ideal landscapes of the ancient 
 world, and 208 figures of animals, plants, and 
 other fossil remains and restoi-ations. L., 
 1865. 8» 9-998 
 
 Figuier, Mme Louis. Les fiances de la gardiole 
 34-4654 
 
 — Le gardian de la camargue. 8° . 34-4676 
 
 — Mos de Lavene. P., 1859 . . 34-3332 
 
 — Les sceurs de lait. Sc. et Louv. P., 1861 34r-3334 
 Figure of the earth. See Earth. 
 
 Fiji. Oliver, J. Recollections of the Fij lis 29^-42 
 
 — Secmann, B. Viti : acct. of a government mis- 
 
 sion 29M64 
 
 — Smythe, Mrs. Ten months in the F. islands 
 
 29''-213 
 
 — Wallis, M. D. Life in Feejee . 29''-152 
 
 — Waterhouse, J. King and people of F. 29''-241 
 
 — Williams and Calvert. F. and the Fijians 
 
 29b-161 
 
 Fil d'Ariane. X. de Montepin. v. 2 . 34-3567 
 Filial love, tales of. T. H. Barrau , 18-3975 
 Filibusters. Oliphant, L. Patriots and f. 29'^-181 
 Filippo Maliucoutri ; or, student life in Venetia ; an 
 autobiography. Ed. by G. Volpe; trans, by 
 C. B. Cayley .... 18-1088 
 Filipowski, H. E. Table of anti-logarithms ; con- 
 taining to seven places of decimals, natural 
 numbers answering to all logarithms from 
 .00001 to .99999, and an improved table of 
 Gauss's logarithms. L., 1851. 8° 14-15 
 
 Fille aux trois jupons. C. P. de Kock . 34-5148 
 Fille de resent, une. A. Dumas . . 34-3220 
 Fille du chirurgien. Sir W. Scott . 34-4998 
 
 Fille des Indiens rouges. H. E. Chevalier 34-5008 
 Filles de feu. G. de Nerval . . . 34-3602 
 Filles de Jephte. A. Acliard . . 34-3016 
 
 Filles de Platre. X. de Montepin . 34-4393 
 
 Filleule, la. Mme Dudevant . . 84-4151 
 
 Fils de famille. X. de Montepin. v. 2 34-3567 
 Fils de famille. E. Sue .... 34-3837 
 Fils de la folle. X. de Montepin . . 34-4370 
 Fils de Glboyer. E. Augier . . . 34-4625 
 Fils de rhomme. Mery et Barthelemy 34-4352 
 
 Fils du diable. P. Feval . . . 34-3327 
 Fils du fauconnier. A. Achard . . 34-4639 
 Fils du viel invalide. W. Muller . . 34-5104 
 Fin du proces. A. de Pontmartin . 34-3623 
 
 Finance. Baxter, R. Panic of 1866 . 1-305 
 
 — Cope, T. P. Speech on banks and currency 
 
 2-622 
 
 — Evans, D. M. Facts, failures, and frauds 1-190 
 History of the commercial crisis, 1857,8 
 
 1-106 
 
 — Law, J. Money and trade , . 1-815 
 
 — Locke, J. Papers relating to money, interest, 
 
 and trade 1-316 
 
 — O' Callahan, J. Usury, funds, and banking 
 
 1-263 
 
 — Pamphlets (English) on the crisis of 1837. By 
 
 J. H. Palmer, S. J. Loyd, W. Benuison, F. 
 C. Knowles, and D. Salomons . 1-285 
 
 — Patterson, R. H. Economy of capital 1-226 
 The science of f. ... 1-339 
 
 — Phila. board of trade, memorial on legal re- 
 
 strictions on the commerce in money l-[u.p. J 
 
 — Sargant, W. L. Apology for sinking funds 
 
 1-864 
 
 — Tellkampf, J. L. Essays on . . 2-163 
 
 — See Banking and banks ; Business ; Coinage ; 
 
 Commerce ; Cotton ; Currency ; Customs ; 
 
 Money ; National debt ; Railroads ; Revenue ; 
 
 Stock; Taxation. 
 Financial register of the United States, v. 1 and 2. 
 
 Ph., 1838. 2 V. 80 . . . 1-514 
 
 Finanzwissenschaft, grundsatze der. K. H. Rau 
 
 34-2322 
 
 Findel, J. G. History of freemasonry from its rise 
 
 down to the present day; trans, by C. Van 
 
 Dalen. L., 1866. 8" . . . 2-651 
 
 Fincham, J. Historj- of naval architecture ; with 
 an introductory dissertation on the application 
 of mathematical science to the art of naval 
 construction. L., 1851. 8° . 6-999 
 
 Fine arts. Arvine, K. Cyclopaedia of anecdotes of 
 38-377 
 
 — Bescherelle, aine, L. N. Les beaux-arts illus- 
 
 tres 34-4859 
 
 — Burnet, J. Essays on . . . 5-422 
 
 — Clement, C. Etudes sur les beaux-arts en 
 
 France 34-5362 
 
 — Coquerel, A. Religious aspect (in Italy) 5-146 
 
 — Elmes, J. Dictionary of the f. a. . 5-387 
 
 — Treatises on 5-717 
 
 — General view of the f. a. . . . 5-53 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. G. Nature and relations 5-91 
 
 — Harris, J. Art, music, painting, and poetry 
 
 5-353 
 
 — Jameson, A. Legends of the monastic orders 
 
 5-100 
 
 History of our Lord in art . 5-358 
 
 Sacred and legendary art . . 5-98 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Outline history of the f. a. 5-43 
 
 — O'Neill, H. F. a. and civilization of ancient 
 
 Ireland 5-787 
 
 — Quatremere de Quincy. Imitation in 5-4 
 
 — Ripley and Taylor's hand-book of . 33-900 
 
 — Scott, W. B. History and practice 5-341 
 
 — Taylor, W. B. S. F, a. in Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland 5-45 
 
 — See Esthetics ; Architecture ; Art ; Arts ; Con- 
 
 noisseurship ; Dress ; Gems, jewels, and pre- 
 cious stones ; Industrial exhibitions ; Lace ; 
 Music ; Painting ; Poetry ; Sculpture. 
 
 Fine arts quarterly review, v. 1-3, n. s. 1, 2. L., 
 1863-7. 80 .... 5-720 
 
 Finger post, etc. T.S.Arthur . _ . 18-194 
 
 Finger post to public business ; containing the mode 
 of forming and conducting societies, clubs, 
 and other organized associations. N. Y., 
 1864 2-308 
 
 Fingers. Annandale, T. Malformations, injuries, 
 and diseases of^ . . . . 10-583 
 
 — See Hand. 
 
 Finland. Acerbi, J. Travels in F. . 27''-81 
 
 — Conquest of, 1808-9 . . . 27^-2784 
 
 — Spafarieff", L. Atlas to gulf of; with light- 
 
 houses and towers . . . 25-3 J3 
 
 — See Europe ; Russia ; Sweden. 
 
 Finland family. Susan R. Cornwall . 18-750 
 
 Fiulason, W. F. Essay on the history and effects 
 
 of the laws of mortmain and the laws against 
 
 testamentary dispositions for pious purposes. 
 
 L., 1858. 8" .... 2-222 
 
 — Martial law as allowed by the law of England 
 
 in time of rebellion. L., 1866. 80 2-299 
 
 Finlay, G. The Hellenic kingdom and the Greek 
 
 nation : with an introduction by S. G. Howe. 
 
 B.,1837 27''-3130 
 
 — Greece under the Romans. E.,1844. 8» 27''-3125 
 
 — History of the Byzantine and Greek empires 
 
 from 716 to 1458. E., 1854. 2 v. 8° 27'^3126 
 
 — History of Greece from its conquest by the cru- 
 
 saders to its conquest by the Turks, and of 
 the empire of Trebizond, 1204-1461. E., 
 1851. 8» . . . . . 27--3127 
 
 — Hibtory of Greece under Othoman and Venetian 
 
 domination. E., 1856. 8" . . 27''-3128 
 
 — History of the Greek revolution. E., 1861. 2 v. 
 
 80 27»-3129 
 
 Finlayson, J. Surnames and sirenames. L. 8° 
 
 27»-393 
 
 Finley, Rev. Isaac. Brown, I. V. Memoirs of 
 
 80-163 
 
 Finley, J. B. Sketches of western methodism. Ciu., 
 
 1854 32-1884 
 
 Finney, C. G. Lectures on revivals of religion. 
 
 6th ed. N. Y., 1835 . . . 82-740 
 
 Fior d'Aliza. A. de Lamartine . . 34-4633 
 
 — Same in English .... 18-1802 
 
FIORENTINO. 
 
 209 
 
 FISK, 
 
 Fiorentino, P. A. See Dumas, A. 
 Fire-arms. Chesney, F. E. Past and present state 
 of 6-580 
 
 — Greener, W. Treatise on rifles, cannon, and 
 
 sporting-arms .... 6-617 
 
 — See Arms ; Artillery ; Gunnery ; Guns and 
 
 gunning ; Rifle. 
 Fire departments of U. S. , account of. D. D. Dana 
 
 26='-711 
 
 Fire engines and fire brigades. C. F. J. Young 
 
 6-954 
 
 Fire fiend and other poems. C. D. Gardette 23-822 
 Fire marshal's reports, Philadelphia . 26''-889 
 Fire plugs. Birkinbine, H. P. M. Report on 
 
 26»-u.p. 
 
 Fire prevention and fire extinction. J. Braidwood 
 . . . . 6-825 
 
 Fire screen, adventures of. Mrs. A. Bache 18-241 
 Fire ships. W. H. G. Kingston . . 18-1776 
 Fireside education. S. G. Goodrich . 13-95 
 
 Fireside friend. Mrs. Phelps , . 18-166 
 
 Fireside melodies. A. Fitz . . . 5-1076 
 
 Fireside recollections. Mrs. S. S. Ellis 18-4138 
 Fireside travels. J. R. Lowell . . 29''-215 
 Fireworks. Dussauce, H. Fabrication of colored 
 fires 6-818 
 
 — Mortimer, G. W. Pyrotechny . 6-508 
 Fire worshipers. See Parsees. 
 
 First age of Christianity. J. J. Dollinger 82-1914 
 First and true love ; ("trans, of Pech6 de M. Antoine.) 
 Mad. Dudevant .... 18-920 
 
 First five years of the sabbath reform, 1857 to 1862 ; 
 witli documents of the N. Y. sabbath com- 
 mittee. N. Y., 1862. 8° . . 32-996 
 
 First friendship 18-1089 
 
 First impressions." Mrs. S. S. Ellis . 18-4133 
 First of June. H. C. Adams . . 18-42 
 
 First of the Knickerbockers. P. H. Myers 18-3787 
 First step in chemistry. R. Galloway . 8-59 
 
 First thoughts ; or, beginning to think ; by a literary 
 association. N. Y., 1855 . , 13-85 
 
 First traces of life on the earth. S. J. Mackie 9-946 
 First troop of Philadelphia city cavalry, by-laws, 
 muster-roll, and papers selected from the ar- 
 chives. Ph., 1856. 8» . . 26»-998 
 First years in Europe. G. H. Calvert 27''-833 
 
 Fiscalhislory of Texas. W. N. Gouge 26'^296 
 
 Fischel, E. English constitution ; trans, from 2d 
 German ed. by R. J. Shee, L., 1863. 8» 
 
 27''-395 
 
 Fischer, J. M. Musikalische rundschau. Leip., 
 
 1859 34-546 
 
 Fischer, K. Commentary on Kant's critick of pure 
 reason : trans., with introduction and notes, 
 by J. P. Mahaffy. L., 1866 . 15-285 
 
 — Francis Bacon of Verulam. Realistic philoso- 
 
 phy and its age ; trans, by J. Oxenford. L., 
 1857 15-116 
 
 — See Lessing, G. E. 
 
 Fish, A. I. General digest of the principal matters 
 contained in the exchequer reports, from 1824 
 to 1854 inclusive. Ph., 1855. 8« 2-220 
 
 — See Troubat and Haly. 
 
 Fish, H. C. Primitive piety revived ; or, the aggres- 
 sive power of the Christian church ; a pre- 
 mium essay. B. ... 32-1049 
 
 Fish and fishing. Akerman, J. Y. Spring-tide 
 20-294 
 
 — Badham, C. D. Ancient and modem fish tattle 
 
 20-308 
 
 — Brown, J. J. American angler's guide 20-301 
 
 — Buckland, F. T. Fish hatching . 4-210 
 
 — Bushman, J. S. Fishes, particularly their struc- 
 
 ture and uses . . . v. 1 of 9-596 
 
 — Cartwright, W. Rambles of a fly-fisher 20-441 
 
 — Choice and cookery of fish . . 6-177 
 
 — Davy, H. Salmonia ; or, days of fly-fishing 
 
 20-338 
 
 — Davy, J. The angler and his friend 20-331 
 The angler in the lake district . 20-332 
 
 14 
 
 Fish and fishing. Carter, R. Summer cruise on the 
 coast of New England . . . 26''-4f)8 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Fish and fishing of the U. S. 
 
 and British provinces of N. A. . 20-373 
 
 — Francis, F. Book on angling , 20-357 
 
 — Lanman, C. Adventures of an angler in Can- 
 
 ada 26''-421 
 
 — Fry, W. H. Treatise on artificial fish-breeding 
 
 4-206 
 
 — Garlick, T. Artificial propagation offish 4-132 
 
 — Hamilton, R. British fishes v. 2, 8 of 9-596 
 
 — Jardine, Sir W. N. 1., 88. Perch family 
 
 V. 4 of 9-596 
 
 — Massachusetts senate document on artificial 
 
 propagation of fish. 1857 . . 11-218 
 
 — Norris, T. American angler's book 20-428 
 American fish culture . , 4-309 
 
 — Raymond, 0. Art of fishing . . 20-442 
 
 — Roosevelt, R. B. Game fish of the north 20-458 
 Superior fishing .... 20-459 
 
 — Schomburgk, R. H. Fishes of British Guiana 
 
 V. 5 and 6 of 9-596 
 
 — Schultes, H. Aquatic rights . v. 24 of 2-55 
 
 — Simeon, C. Stray notes on fishing 20-469 
 
 — Stoddart, T. T. Angler's companion 20-477 
 
 — Young, L. J. H. Sea fishing as a sport 20-513 
 
 — See Angling ; Salmon ; Sea. 
 
 Fishing-rod, and how to use it ; a treatise on the 
 various arts of angling, trolling, spinning, 
 and fly-fishing, by Glenfin. L., 1860 20-358 
 
 Fishbourne, E. G. Impressions of China and the 
 present revolution, its progress and prospects. 
 L., 1855 28''-415 
 
 Fisher, A. Journal of a voyage of discovery to the 
 Arctic regions in H. M. ships Hecla and 
 Griper in 1819,20. L., 1821. 8° 29"-17 
 
 Fisher, A. L. The game of pallone, from its origin 
 to the present day, historically considered. 
 L., 1865, 8° .... 20-350 
 
 Fisher, G. P. Essays on the supernatural origin of 
 Christianity, with special reference to the 
 theories of Renan, Strauss, and the Tiibingen 
 school. N. Y., 1866. 8» . . 32-1709 
 
 — Life of Benjamin Silliman, chiefiy from his 
 
 manuscript reminiscences, diaries, and coire- 
 spondence. N. Y., 1866. 2 v. . 30-1797 
 
 Fisher, H. Bank audits. L. 8" . 1-u.p. 
 
 Fisher, H. W. Considerations on the origin of the 
 American war. L., 1865 . . 26»-655 
 
 Fisher, P. [Pseud.] The angler's souvenir, by W. 
 A. Chatto, assisted by several eminent pisca- 
 tory characters. L.,1835 . . 20-351 
 
 Fisher, R. National magazine and industrial record. 
 N. Y., 1846. 8 V. 80 . . 1-178 
 
 Fisher, S. G. Law of the territories. Ph., 1859 
 26^-669 
 
 — Trial of the constitution. Ph., 1862. S" 26''-666 
 
 — Rustic rhymes. Ph., 1859 . . 23-631' 
 
 — Winter studies in the country. Ph., 1856 23-630' 
 Fisher, S. W. The three great temptations of young 
 
 men ; with several lectures addressed to busi- 
 ness and professional men. Cin., 1852 32-388 
 
 Fisher, T. Dial of the seasons ; or, a portraiture of 
 nature. Ph., 1845. 8« . . 25-18 
 
 Fisher, W. L. History of the institution of the Sab- 
 bath day, its uses and abuses, with notices of 
 the Puritans, Quakers, national, and other 
 Sabbath conventions, and of the union between 
 church and state. Ph., 1845 . 82-879 
 
 Fisk, J. L. Expedition to the Rocky mountains. 
 (1868) 26''-u.p. 
 
 Fisk, P. Bond, A. Memoir of . . 80-1048 
 
 Fisk, S. Mr. Dunn Browne's experiences in the 
 army. B., 1866 .... 26'>-557 
 
 — Mr. Dunn Browne's experiences in foreign parts. 
 
 B., 1857 27'>-431 
 
 Fisk, W. Travels in Europe, viz.: England, Ire- 
 land, Scotland, France, Italy, Switzerland, 
 Germany, and the Netherlands. 5th cd. N. 
 Y.,1889. 8° .... 27''-677 
 
FISK. 
 
 210 
 
 FLEMING. 
 
 Fisk, W. Holdich, J. Life of . . 30-164 
 
 Fiske, D. W. The book of the first American con- 
 gress. N. Y., 1859 . . . 30-21 
 
 Fiske, F. Recollections of Mary Lyon ; with selec- 
 tions from her instructions. B., [1866] 30-1839 
 
 Fistula, vesico-vaginal and recto-vaginal. T. A. 
 Emmet 10-861 
 
 Fitch, A. First and second report on the noxious, 
 beneficial, and other insects of the state of 
 New York. Alb., 1856. 8« . 9-545 
 
 Fitch, G. W. Outlines of physical geography. N. 
 Y., 1855 25-95 
 
 Fitch, John, [inventor.] Westcott, T. Life of 30-997 
 
 — Whittlesey, C. Life of. (S. A. B. 10) 30-497 
 Fitch, John. Annals of the army of the Cumberland. 
 
 By an officer. Ph., 1863. 8° . 26»-525 
 
 Fitch, S. S. Heart disease, apoplexy, dyspepsia, 
 etc., their cure. N. Y., 1859. 8» 10-419 
 
 -<- Six lectures on the uses of the lungs ; and causes, 
 prevention, and cure of pulmonary consump- 
 tion, asthma, and diseases of the heart. N. Y., 
 1847 10-44 
 
 Fite. See La Fite. 
 
 Fitz, A. Fireside melodies; for three and four 
 voices. B., 1856. Ob. 8» . . 5-1070 
 
 Fitz-Roy, R. The weather book; a manual of prac- 
 tical meteoroloffy. 2ded. L.,1863. 80 11-193 
 
 Fitzball, E. Esmarelda. F's S. D. v. 19 24-221 
 
 — Father and son. F's 8. D. v. 25 . 24-221 
 
 — The flying Dutchman. F's S. D. v. 14 24-221 
 
 — Hofer. F's S. D. v. 21 . . . 24-221 
 
 — The innkeeper of Abbeville. F's S. D. v. 25 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Jonathan Bradford. F's S. D. v. 19 24-221 
 
 — The momentous question. F's S. D. v. 32 
 
 24-221 
 
 — The pilot. F's S. D. v. 16 . . 24-221 
 
 — Tom Cringle. F's 8. D. v. 18 . 24-221 
 Fitz-Boodle. W. M. Thackeray . . 18-3182 
 
 Fitzgeorge 18-1080 
 
 Fitzgerald, P. Charles Lamb, his friends, his haunts, 
 
 and his books. L., 1866 . . 30-1762 
 
 — Charles Towushend, wit and statesman. L., 
 
 1866. 8" 30-1917 
 
 — Life of David Garrick. L., 1868. 3 v. 8» 
 
 30-2370 
 
 — Life of Lawrence Sterne. L., 1864. 2 v. 30-1492 
 Fitzgerald, R. A. Jerks in from short-leg, by Quid. 
 
 L., 1866 20-188 
 
 Fitzgerald, T. See Philadelphia, pub. schools of. 
 
 Report of special committee . 33-1391 
 
 Fitzgibbon, E. Hand-book of angling, by Ephemera. 
 
 L., 1853 20-380 
 
 Fitzherbert, Mrs. M. A. Langdale, C. Memoirs of 
 
 30-1392 
 
 Fltzosborne's letters. W. Melmoth . 33-1311 
 Fitzpatrick, W. J. Lady Morgan ; her career, liter- 
 ary and personal. L., 1800 . 30-1293 
 
 — Life, times, and correspondence of the Right 
 
 Rev. Dr. Doyle, bishop of Kildare and Leigh- 
 lin. B., 1862. 2 v. 8» . . 30-1764 
 
 — Memoirs of Richard Whately, L., 1864. 2 v. 
 
 30-1541 
 
 — "The sham squire ;" and the Informers of 1798 ; 
 
 with a view of their contemporaries, and jott- 
 
 inss about Ireland seventy years ago. 3d ed. 
 
 Diib., 1866 27''-1440 
 
 Fitz-Stephen, "W. Description of the city of London. 
 
 L., 1772. 4» .... 27»-397 
 
 Fitz-Thedmar, A. See Chronicles of mayors 27''-254 
 Fivas, A. de, and J. L. JcAvett. Classic French 
 
 reader; with a vocabulary. N. Y., 1858 
 
 . 34-5081 
 
 Five gate-ways of knowledge. G.Wilson 15-130 
 Five great monarchies, the. G. RaAvlinson 28"-196 
 Five hundred pounds reward ; a novel, by a barrister 
 
 18-4051 
 
 Five years before the mast. J. A. Hazen 29''-262 
 Five years in British prisons. J. Mi'tchel 30-2400 
 Five years in China. C. P. Bush . 30-1746 
 
 Five years of prayer. S. I. Prime . 32-1286 
 
 Five years within the golden gate. Isabelle Saxon 
 
 26'>-690 
 
 Fixed stars, the ; or, the goddess of ti*uth and justice 
 
 18-1081 
 
 Fixtures. Brady, S. G. Law of . v. 51 of 2-55 
 
 — Gibbons, D. Law of . .v. 13 of 2-55 
 Flack, Capt. A hunter's experiences in the southern 
 
 states of America. L., 1866. 8° 20-353 
 
 Flag of truce, the. Dedicated to the emperor of the 
 
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 Flagg, E. Venice ; the city by the sea, (1797-1849. ) 
 N. Y., 1853. 2 V. . . . 27=^-2220 
 Flagg, J. F. B. Ether and chloroform ; their employ- 
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 Flagg, W. Studies in the field and forest. B., 1857 
 
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 Flag-ship, the. F. W. Taylor . . 29i'-65 
 
 Flaget, Rev. B. J. Spalding, M. J. Life of 30-1757 
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 Flanders, H. Expositioii of the constitution of the 
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 — Observations on reconstruction. Ph., 1806. 8". 
 
 31 pp 26»-975 
 
 Flanders. D'Asslgny, M. History of 27"-2562 
 
 — Descamps, J. B. Voyage pittoresque 34-4480 
 
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 landre (1861) .... 34-4488 
 
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 Flanerie parisienne aux £tats-Unis. A. d'Alembert 
 
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 Flatt, C. C. See Storr, T. C. 
 
 Flaubert, G. Madame Bovary. P., 1857. 2 v. 
 
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 Flax. Charley, W. F. and its products in Ireland 
 
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 Flaxman, J. Lectures on sculptiare. L., 1829. 8° 
 
 5-159 
 
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 Flechier, E. Oraisons funebres ; suives do celles 
 
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 Fleetwood, J. Life of our Lord and Saviour Jesus 
 
 Christ ; with lives of the apostles and evange- 
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 Fleetwood, W. Chronicon preciosum ; or, an ac- 
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 Fleetwood. W. Godwin . . . 18-1190 
 
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FLEMING. 
 
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 FLOURENS. 
 
 Fleming, W. A manual of moral philosophy. L., 
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 L., 1858 15-143 
 
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 Fletcher, C. Estates of trustees. Ph., 1835. 8° 
 
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 Fletcher, James. History of Poland ; with a narra- 
 tive of the recent events, obtained from a 
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 Fletcher, J. C, and D. P. Kidder. Brazil and the 
 
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 Fletcher, Rev. J. P. Notes from Nineveh, and 
 
 travels in Mesopotamia, Assyria, and Syria. 
 
 Ph., 1850 28''-562 
 
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 Mesopotamia, Assyria, and Syria. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1850. 2 V 28^-568 
 
 Fletcher, H. C. History of the American war. L., 
 
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 Fletcher, Mrs. Mary. Life, by H, Moore 30-1908 
 Fletcher, Miriam, the Methodist . . 18-1092 
 Fleur de serre et fleur des champs. Mme Lacroix 
 
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 Fleuricu, C. P. C. de. Discoveries of the French in 
 
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 with subsequent visits to the same lands by 
 
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 L., 1791. 4° . . . . 29^-525 
 Fleurs du Parnasse franqais. C. Picot (ed.) 
 
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 Fleury, C. Manners of the ancient Israelites, v. 9 
 
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 Fleury. [Pseud, for Benard.] See Lafitte, J. B. P. 
 Fleury, H. Theorie des convergents des fonctions 
 
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 — Histoire de la caricature moderne. P. 34-4054 
 
 — Le R^alisme. P., 1857 . . . 34-4053 
 
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 — Sensations de Josquin . , . 34-4135 
 Fleury, Lame. See Lam^-Fleury. 
 
 Fliedner, T. Life of Pastor Fliedner of Kaisers- 
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 Flindersland and Sturtland. W. R. H. Jessup 
 29b-259 
 
 Flint, A. Contributions relating to the causation 
 and prevention of disease, and to camp dis- 
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 among the prisoners at Anderson ville. N. Y., 
 1867. 8° 10-806 
 
 — Physiology of man ; designed to represent the 
 
 existing state of physiological science, as ap- 
 plied to the functions of the human body. N. 
 Y., 1866,7. 2 V. 8» . . . 10-585 
 
 Flint, C. L. Reports on the agriculture of Massa- 
 chusetts. B., 1867. 2 V. 8» . 4-300 
 
 — Milch cows and dairy farming; to which is 
 
 added Horsfall's system of dairy manage- 
 ment. B., 1866. 8° . . . 4-96 
 
 — Practical treatise on grasses and forage plants. 
 
 N. Y., 1857. 8» . . . . 4-88 
 
 — See Harris, T. W. 
 
 Flint, F. Francis Berrian . . . 18-1105 
 
 Flint, H, M. Mexico under Maximilian. Ph., 1867 
 
 26^-871 
 
 — The railroads of the United States ; their his- 
 
 tory and statistics. Ph., 1868 . 1-340 
 
 Flint, T. The far west ; or, a tour beyond the 
 mountains. N. Y., 1838. 2 v. . 26''-122 
 
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 — Recollections of the last ten years, passed in 
 
 occasional residences, and journeyings in the 
 
 valley of the Mississippi. B., 1826. 8° 26''-36 
 Flirt, the. Mrs. Grey .... 18-1276 
 Flirtations in fashionable life. C. Sinclair 18-2899 
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 FUoyd, T. Bibliotheca biographica ; a synopsis of 
 
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 L.,1760. 3v. 8° . . . 30-1701 
 Flora. See Botany, practical. 
 
 Flora Lyndsay. Mrs. Moodie . . 18-2235 
 Floral biography. C. E. Tonna . . 32-280 
 Flora's iurerpreter. S. J. Hale . . 9-44 
 Flora's lexicon. C. H. Waterman . 9-82 
 Florence. Da Ponte, L. L. Florentine republic 
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 — Dumas, A. TJne annee a. (Imp. de voyage) 
 
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 Filippo Strozzi .... 27^-2484 
 
 — Weld, C. R. The new capital of Italy 27*--835 
 
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 Florence. M. E. Hammond . . 18-1342 
 
 Florence betrayed. M. d'Azeglio . 18-822 
 
 Florence Macarthy. Lady Morgan . 18-226-' 
 
 Florence of Worcester. Chronicle, with the two 
 
 continuations, comprising annals of English 
 
 history, from the departure of the Romans to 
 
 the reign of Edward I ; trans, by T. Forester. 
 
 L., 1854 27=^-400 
 
 Florence stories. Jacob Abbott . . 18-1 to 4 
 
 Florian, J. P. C. de. Estelle et Nemorin. P. 
 
 34-4058 
 
 — Fables. Suivies de Ruth et de Tobie. P. 34-4059 
 
 — Guillaume Tell. B., 1849 . . 34-4060 
 
 — Gonzalve de Cordoue. P., 1857 . 34-4062 
 Floricultural cabinet, and florist's magazine. Con- 
 ducted by J. Harrison. L., 1833-43. 11 v. S" 
 
 4-259 
 
 Florida. Brinton, D. G. Notes on the Floridian 
 peninsula 26''-415 
 
 — Cohen, M. M. Notices of F. and the campaigns 
 
 26=''-46 
 
 — Darby, W. Geography and natural and civil 
 
 history 26''-56 
 
 — Fairbanks, G. R. History and antiquities 26''-403 
 
 — Giddings, J. R. Exiles of F. . 26"-386 
 
 — Irving, T. Conquest of F. . . 26-''-114 
 
 — Latour, A. L. War in west F. . 26''-121 
 
 — McCall, G. A. Letters from the frontiers 26''-681 
 
 — Sprague, J. T. F. war . . . 26='-189 
 
 — War in F. ; by a late staff officer . 26"-76 
 
 — See Maroons. 
 
 Floride, la. J. Mcry .... 34-3933 
 Florilegium. J. Stobaeus . . . 34-338 
 
 Florime. W. B. Mac Cabe . . . 18-1960 
 Florita. Mme Ch. Reybaud . . 34-42.=54 
 
 Florus, L. A. Epitome of Roman history. See 
 
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 Flotow, F. von. Opera of Martha, with Italian, 
 
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 Flourens, M. J. P. Examen de "L'Origine des 
 
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 See Darwin, C. 
 
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 blood; trans, by J, C. Reeve. Cin., 1859 
 10-178 
 
 — Recherches experimentales sur les proprietes et 
 
 les fonctions du systeme nerveux. 2me ed. 
 P., 1842. g" . . . . 34-4893 
 
FLOURENS. 
 
 313 
 
 FOOTE. 
 
 Flourens, M. J. P. Phrenology examined ; trans. 
 
 by C. D. Meigs. Ph., 1846 . . 10-45 
 
 Flower and fruit decoration. T. C. March 5-333 
 Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces. J. P. F. Richter 
 
 . . 18-2651 
 
 Flower garden, the. J. Breck . . 9-14 
 
 Flower garden, the. Mrs. C. E. Tonna 32-283 
 
 Flower garden directory. R. Buist . 4-8 
 
 Flower of the prairie. G. Aimard . 18-98 
 
 Flowerless plants, rambles in search of. M. Plues 
 
 9-71 
 
 Flowers and language of flowers. Adams, H. G. 
 
 Language and poetry of flowers . 9-1 
 
 — Budgen, L. M. May flowers . 9-952 
 
 — Catlow, A. Garden botany . . 9-20 
 Greenhouse botany . . . 9-21 
 
 — Glenny, G. Culture of flowers . 4-135 
 
 — Gray, A. Garden botany . . 9-40 
 
 — Hale, S. J. Flora's interpreter . 9-44 
 
 — Hooper, L. Lady's book of flowers 9-50 
 
 — Miller, T. Language of flowers . 9-61 
 
 — Newman, J. B. Beauties of Flora 9-66 
 
 — Plues, M. Rambles in search of wild flowers 
 
 9-73 
 
 — Rand, E. S. Garden flowers . . 4-168 
 Parlor and garden flowers . 4-167 
 
 — Thomson, D, Handy book of the flower-garden 
 
 4-305 
 
 — Waterman, C. H. Language and sentiments of 
 
 flowers 9-83 
 
 — "Wilkinson, Lady. Weeds and wild flowers 9-83 
 
 — Wood, A. Leaves and flowers . 9-85 
 
 — See Botany ; Horticulture ; Gardening ; Plants ; 
 
 Wax flowers. 
 Flowers of heaven. Abbe Orsini . . 33-84 
 
 Flowers of history. Matthew of Westminster 27''-816 
 Flowers of history. Roger of Wendover 37'^-1011 
 Flowers of hope and memory. C. J. M. Jordan 
 
 23-611 
 
 Flowers of loveliness. Forty groups of female figures, 
 emblematic of flowers ; with poetical illustra- 
 tions by L. E. Landon, the Countess of Bless- 
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 Flowers of poetry, with floral dictionary 9-70 
 
 Flowers, reflections on. J. Hervey . 32-109 
 
 Floyd, T. See Flloyd, T. 
 
 Floyd, W. R. Handy Andy. F's S. D. v. 42 24-221 
 Floyer, J. History of cold bathing ; ancient and 
 modern. Litchfield, 1702 . . 10-46 
 Fleece, the. J. Dyer .... 23-493 
 Fliigel. See Grund, F. J. Merchant's assistant 1-38 
 Flush times of Alabama and Mississippi. J. G. Bald- 
 win 18-247 
 
 Flute and piano duetts. S. Winner . 5-1063 
 
 Flute, one hundred operatic melodies for. B., [I860.] 
 
 Ob. 8» 5-1073 
 
 Flute preceptor. Wragg . . . 5-1165 
 
 Flutina, the ; a collection of songs, operatic airs, 
 
 waltzes, etc. , arranged for the accordeon and 
 
 flutina. B., 1855. Ob. 8° . . 5-1073 
 
 Flycatchers. Swainson, W. [Jardine, Sir W., N. 
 
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 Fly-fisher's entomology. A. Ronalds . 20-453 
 
 Foa, Eugenie. Les petits artistes peintres et musi- 
 
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 — Les petits Guerriers. Contes historiques pour la 
 
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 — Les petits poetes et litterateurs. Contes histo- 
 
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 — Petits princes et petites princesses. Contes his- 
 
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 — et al. Le genie des artes — Etudes et nouvelles 
 
 hist, sur les plus celebres artistes. P. 8" 
 
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 Foire aux manages. A. Rolland . . 34-4143 
 Foley, Fanny. Romance of the ocean 18-2687 
 
 Folic espagnole, la. Pigault-Lebrun . 34-4806 
 Folklore. From " Notes and queries " 33-742 
 
 Folk lore of north counties of England and border. 
 
 W. Henderson .... 27=^-536 
 
 Folle du logis; comedie. Latour Saint-Ybars 
 
 34-3681 
 
 Follen, E. L. Life of C. FoUen. B., 1844 30-165 
 
 Folliero. See Luna Folliero. 
 
 Following the flag. C. C. Coffin . . 26''-589 
 
 Folly as it flies ; hit at by Fanny Fern. S. P. Parton 
 33-1133 
 
 Fonblanque, A. Hector Mainwaring . 18-3976 
 
 — How we are governed ; or, the crown, the senate, 
 
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 — Rights and wrongs ; a manual of household law. 
 
 L., 1860 2-300 
 
 — Tangled skein .... 18-1094 
 Fonblanque, E. B. de. Treatise on the administra- 
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 Avith especial reference to finance and supply. 
 L., 1858. 8" . . . . 6-600 
 
 Fondation de la republique des Etats-Unis. C. de 
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 Fonnereau, T. G. Diary of a dutiful son. L., 1864 
 . 33-1100 
 
 Fontaine, J. A tale of the Huguenots. [See Maury, 
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 Fontaine. See La Fontaine. 
 
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 34-4323 
 
 Fontenelle, B. C. B. de. Morceaux choisis 34-3537 
 
 Fontenelle, J. de. See Morfit. 
 
 Fonthill recreations. See Sleeper, M. G. 
 
 Fonvielle, W. de. Thunder and lightning. Trans, 
 by T. L. Phipson. L., 1868 . 11-333 
 
 Food and diet. Aikin, J. Arts of life 6-145 
 
 — Alcott, W. A. Food and cookery . 6-150 
 
 — Bellows, A. J. Philosophy of eating 6-151 
 
 — Bostwick, H. Cause of natural death 10-133 
 
 — Brillat-Savarin. Handbook of dining 10-506 
 
 — Brinton, W. On food and its digestion 10-249 
 
 — De Voe, T. F. The market assistant 6-175 
 
 — Dodd, G. Food of London . . 1-288 
 
 — Gastric regions, the . . . 10-455 
 
 — Hoskins, T. H. What we eat . 10-232 
 
 — Lambe, W. Water and vegetable diet 10-327 
 
 — Lankester, E. Lectures on food . 10-272 
 
 — Liebig, J. Chemistry of food . 8-16 
 
 — Marcet, W. Composition and adulteration of 
 
 food 10-631 
 
 — Paris, G. A. Treatise on diet . 10-87 
 
 — Pereira, J. Food and diet . . 10-86 
 
 — Robertson, W. H. Treatise on diet and regimen 
 
 10-417 
 
 — Smith, E. Practical dietary . . 10-568 
 
 — Smith, J. Fruits and farinacea the proper food 
 
 of man ... . 10-379 
 
 — Soyer, A. History of food and its preparation 
 
 6-331 
 
 — Trail, R. T. New hydropathic cook book 10-341 
 
 — Truman, M. Food and its influence in health 
 
 and disease 10-511 
 
 — Vegetable substances used for food. (L. E. K.) 
 
 4-388 
 
 — See Adulterations ; Bread ; Cookery ; Digestion. 
 Fool of quality. Henry Brooke . . 18-433 
 Foot, the. Dowie, J. The foot and its covering 
 
 10-374 
 
 — Hall, J. S. Book of the feet . . 6-183 
 
 — Zacharie, J. Diseases of . . 10-406 
 
 — See Toes. 
 
 Foote, A. H. Africa and the American flag. N. Y., 
 1854 38''-174 
 
 Foote, H. S. Texas and the Texans ; including a 
 history of leading events in Mexico, from the 
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 — War of the rebellion ; or, Scylla and Charybdis. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 .... 26"-868 
 
 Foote, S. The author. M. B. D. 5 . 24-143 
 
 — The commissary. M. B. D. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — The devil upon two sticks. M. B. D. 5 24-143 
 
 — The Englishman m Paris. M. B. D, 5 24-143 
 
FOOTE. 
 
 213 
 
 FORGED WILL. 
 
 Foote, S. The Englishman returned from Paris. 
 M. B. D. 5 24-142 
 
 — The knights. M. B. D. 5 . . 24-142 
 
 — Tlie lame lover. M. B. D. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — The liar, a farce. B. D. v. 1 . 24-143 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 1 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The lyar. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The maid of Bath. M. B. D. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — The mayor of Garrat, comedy. B. D. v. 1 
 
 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 7 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 11 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The minor. M. B. D. 5 . . 24-142 
 
 — The orators. M. B. D. 5 . . 24-142 
 
 — The patron. M. B. D. 5 . . 24-142 
 
 — Taste. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — See BickerstafF, I. 
 
 Foote, W. H. Sketches of Virginia, historical and 
 
 biographical. Ph., 1850-55. 2 v. 8° 26''-329 
 Footfalls on the boundary of another world. R. D. 
 
 Owen 32-1682 
 
 Footlight flashes. W. Davidge . . 24-167 
 
 Foot notes from the page of nature. H. Macmillan 
 
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 Footpath and highway. B. Moran . 27''-293 
 Footprints of the Creator. H. Miller . 9-264 
 
 Footprints of famous men. J.G.Edgar 30-787 
 Footprints of a letter carrier. J. Rees . 26"-818 
 Footsteps of St. Paul. J. R. Macduff . 32-541 
 
 For better for worse. E. Yates . 18-1095,3811 
 For ever and ever. Fl. Marryat . . 18-2099 
 For president Ulysses S. Grant, for vice-president 
 
 W. A. Buckingham. Norwich, (Conn.,) 1868. 
 
 8° 26='-1021 
 
 Forayers. W. G. Simms . . . 18-2863 
 Forays among salmon and deer. J. Conwny 27''-603 
 Forbes, C. S. The campaign of Garibaldi in the 
 
 two Sicilies; a personal narrative. E., 1861. 
 
 8° 27''-2222 
 
 — Iceland ; its volcanoes, geysers, and glaciers. 
 
 L., 1860 ^ 27''-588 
 
 Forbes, Duncan. Grammar of the Hindustani lan- 
 guage, in the oriental and Roman character. 
 L., 1855. 8" .... 22-90 
 
 • — Hindustani manual. L. . . 22-89 
 
 — History of chess till the period of its establish- 
 
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 Forbes, Duncan, of Culloden. Burton, J. H. Life 
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 Forbes, E. Literary papers. L., 1855 33-599 
 
 — Natural history of European seas. Edited and 
 
 continued by R. G. Austen. L., 1859 9-546 
 
 — Wilson and Geikie. Memoir of . 30-1376 
 Forbes, Mrs. E. A. A woman's first impressions of 
 
 Europe ; wayside sketches made during a 
 sliort tour in 1863. N. Y., 1865 27''-^794 
 
 Forbes, F. E. Eleven years in Ceylon, comprising 
 sketches of the field sports and natural history, 
 and an account of its history and antiquities. 
 L., 1841. 2v. 8» . . . 28''-286 
 
 — Five years in China; from 1842 to 1847; with 
 
 an account of the occupation of the islands of 
 Labuan and Borneo, by her majesty's forces. 
 L.,1848. 8° .... 28''-193 
 
 — Six months service in the African blockade in 
 
 1848. L., 1849. 8° . . . 28»'-330 
 Forbes, G. F. Cultivation and supply of cotton in 
 
 South America [Southern United States]. 
 
 L., 1866. 8 pp. f» . . . 4-u. p. 
 
 Forbes, John. Homoeopathy, allopathy, and 
 
 "Young physic." Ph., 1846 . 10-47 
 
 — Memorandums made in Ireland in the autumn 
 
 • of 1852. L., 1853. 2 v. . . 27i'-921 
 
 — Nature and art in the cure of disease. 2d ed. 
 
 L.,1858 10-385 
 
 — The physician's holiday ; or, a month in Swit- 
 
 zerland in the summer of 1848. 3d ed. L., 
 1852 27''-281 
 
 Forbes, John. Sight-seeing in Germany and 
 
 the Tyrol in the autumn of 1855. L., 1856 
 
 27'-421 
 
 Forbes, J. D. Norway and its glaciers visited in 
 1851, followed by journals of excursions in 
 the high Alps of Dauphine, Berne, and Savoy. 
 E., 1853. 8° .... 27^-1212 
 
 — Occasional papers on the theory of glaciers. E., 
 
 1859. 8« 9-231 
 
 — Travels through the Alps of Savoy and other 
 
 parts of the Pennine chain ; with observations 
 on the phenomena of glaciers. 2d ed. E., 
 1845. 8" 27b-1200 
 
 Forbes, J. G. Report of the trial of Brig. Gen. W. 
 Hull, 1814. N. Y., 1814. 8» . 2-268 
 
 Forbes, R. B. Shipwreck by lightning ; papers rel- 
 ative to Harris's lightning conductor. B., 
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 Forbes, W. Account of the life and writings of 
 James Beattie. N. Y., 1806. 8» 30-29 
 
 Forbes-Leslie. See Leslie. 
 
 Forcat libere. A. Ricard . . . 34-4827 
 
 Forcats, les, pour la foi. A. Coquerel, fils 34-4325 
 
 Force, P. National calendar and annals of the 
 United States, v. 3, 4, 9, 11, 12, and 14. 
 W., 1822-1836. 6v. . . . 26='-777 
 
 — Tracts and other papers relating principally to 
 
 the origin, settlement, and progress of the 
 colonies in North America, from the discoverv 
 of the country to the year 1776. W. , 1836-38". 
 3v. 8'' 26^-268 
 
 — See American archives • . . 26'^1301 
 Force and matter. L. Biichner . . 11-238 
 Force : its mental and moral correlates. C. Bray 
 
 .... 15-305 
 
 Forces and future of Europe . . . 27^-3596 
 Forces of the universe. G.W.Thompson 15-301 
 Ford, John. The broken heart. M. B. D. v. 1 
 
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 Ford, Rev. John. Two discourses concerning the 
 necessity and dignity of marriage, etc. L. , 
 
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 Ford, R. Handbook for travellers in Spain. 3d ed. 
 L., 1855. 2 V 271^-486 
 
 — The Spaniards and their country. N. Y., 1847 
 
 27'^-107 
 
 Ford, S. R. Grace Truman . . . 18-1098 
 
 — Mary Bunyan 18-1125 
 
 Fordyce, W. History of coal, coke, coal fields, 
 
 iron, its ores, and processes of manufactuie. 
 
 L., 1860. fo .... 6-1022 
 
 Foreign jurisdiction. G. C. Lewis . 2-765 
 
 Foreign quarterly review, vols. 7-37. L. and N. 
 
 Y., 1831-46. 8« . . . . 17-4*^ 
 
 Forensic medicine. J. L. Casper , 10-700 
 
 Forest. J. V. Huntington . . . 18-1548 
 Forest arcadia of northern New York. B., 1864 
 
 26^-500 
 
 Forest creatures. C. Boner . . . 9-514 
 
 Forest days. G. P. R. James . . 18-1619 
 Forest exiles. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2607 
 Forest leaves. L. J. Peirson . . 23-172 
 
 Forest life. C. M. Kirkland . . . 18-1786 
 Forest life and forest trees. J. S. Springer 4-55 
 Forest minstrel. L. J. Peirson . . 23-177 
 
 Forest of Dean. H.G.Nichols . . 27«-874 
 Forest tragedy. S. J. Lippincott . . 18-1919 
 Forester, Fanny. [Pseud. J See Judson, E. C. 
 Forester, Frank. [Pseud.] See Herbert, H. W. 
 Forester, T. Norway and its scenery, with a journal 
 
 of a tour, by E. Price. L., 1853 27''-313 
 
 — Paris and its environs. L.,1859 . 27^-550 
 
 — Rambles in the islands of Corsica and Sardinia ; 
 
 with notices of their history, antiquities, and 
 present condition. L., 1858. 8" 27''-800 
 Foresters. A. Dumas .... 18-932 
 
 Foresters. J. Wilson .... 18-3542 
 Forfar, W. B. Pentowan ; or, the adventures of 
 Greijory Goulden, Esq. . . 18-1121 
 Forged will. E. Bennett . . . 18-320 
 
FORGERY, 
 
 214 
 
 FOSGATE. 
 
 Forgery. Report of the committee of the society of 
 arts, etc., together with the approved com- 
 munications and evidence upon the same, rel- 
 ative to tlie mode of preventing the forgery 
 of bank notes. L., 1819. 8" . 1-336 
 
 Forgery, the. G. P. R. James . , 18-1G18 
 Forgfrons, les. F. Soulie . . , 34-3774 
 Forget, A. Dental anomalies. Ph., 18G0. 8° 
 
 10-536 
 
 ForgUL's, E. D. Entre parentheses . 34-3483 
 
 — Le Roman de fenime en Angleterre (Miss Mu- 
 
 lock) Uorlcote Mill. 8° . . 34-4657 
 Forino. See Caracciolo. 
 
 Forlorn hope, the. E. Yates . . 18-8853 
 Formation of character. Clark's lectures 33-431 
 
 — Friswell, J. H. Gentle life . . 33-1094 
 
 — Nott, E. Counsels to young men . 33-449 
 
 — See Character ; Morals; Young * * *. 
 Formosa, description of. G. Psalmanazaar 28'*-185 
 Forms, legal. Abbot, B. V. and A. Conveyanc- 
 ing, contracts, and legal proceedings 2-288 
 
 — Dunlap, J. D. Book of forms . 2-33 
 
 — Getz, G. Precedents in conveyancing 2-208 
 Forney, J. W. Letters from Europe. Ph., 1867 
 
 27''-893 
 
 Forrest, G. The playground ; or, the boy's book 
 
 of games. L., 1858 . . . 20-177 
 
 Forrest, M. Women of the south distinguished in 
 
 literature. N. Y., 18G1. 8» . 30-1592 
 Forrest, N. B., campaigns of. T. Jordan and J. 
 
 P. Pryor 26^-1007 
 
 Forrest, W. S. Historical and descriptive sketches 
 
 of Norfolk and vicinity. Ph., 1853. 8° 
 
 26''-301 
 
 Forrester, A. H. Strange adventures of Gooroo 
 
 Simple, by A. Crowquill . . 18-1204 
 Forsaken daugliter .... 18-1099 
 
 Forster, C. Historical geography of Arabia ; or, 
 
 the patriarchal evidences of revealed religion. 
 
 L., 1844. 2 v. 8» . . . 32-2051 
 
 — Life of John Jcbb ; with a selection from his 
 
 letters. 2d ed. L., 1837. 8° . 30-1122 
 
 — The one primeval language, traced experiment- 
 
 ally through ancient inscriptions in alphabetic 
 characters of lost powers. 2d ed. L., 1852-4. 
 3 V. 8« and chart in case . . 22-444 
 
 Forster, G. Journey from Bengal to England, 
 
 through tlie northern part of India, Kash- 
 
 mire, Afghanistan, and Persia, and into 
 
 Russia, by the Caspian sea. L., 1798. 4° 
 
 28"-907 
 
 Forster, J. Arrest of the five members by Charles 
 I. ; a chapter of English history rewritten. 
 L., 1860 27''-409 
 
 — Cromwell and the republicans. L., 1839 30-171 
 
 — Debates on the grand remonstrance, 1641 ; 
 
 with an introductory essay on English free- 
 dom under Plantagenet and Tudor sovereigns. 
 L., 1860 27''-410 
 
 — Historical and biographical essays. L., 1858. 
 
 2 V. 8° 33-738 
 
 — Life and adventures of Oliver Goldsmitli. A 
 
 biography in four books. L., 1848. 8» 
 30-1202 
 
 — Life of Oliver Cromwell. L., 1838 80-170 
 
 — Lives of John Pym and John Hampden. L., 
 
 1837 30-167 
 
 — Lives of Sir Henry Vane the younger and Henry 
 
 Marten. L., 1838 . . . 30-168 
 
 — Lives of Sir John Eliot and Thomas Wentworth, 
 
 earl of Strafford. L., 1836 . . 30-166 
 
 — Sir John Eliot ; a biography, 1590-1632. L., 
 
 1864. 2 V. 8» . . . . 30-1496 
 
 — Statesmen of the commonwealth of England ; 
 
 with a treatise on the popular piogress in 
 English history. Ed. by J. O. Choules. N. 
 Y., 1846. B" . . . . 30-174 
 
 Forster, N. Remarks on Stebbing's dissertation on 
 tlie power of states to deny civil protection to 
 the marriages of minors. L., 1755 82-2434 
 
 Forster, J. R. History of voyages and discoveries 
 made in the north. From the German. Dub., 
 1786. 8» 29i'-18 
 
 — Same. L., 1786. 4° . . . 29'^-517 
 Forster, T. Researches about atmospheric pheno- 
 mena. 3dcd.; with the Calendar of nature. 
 L.,1823. 8° .... 11-305 
 
 Forster, W. Seebohm, B. Memoirs of 32-2054 
 
 Forster. See Foster. 
 
 Forsyth, James. The sporting rifle and its projec- 
 tiles. 2d ed. L., 1867 . . 6-602 
 
 Forsyth, Joseph. Remarks on antiquities, arts, and 
 letters durinsj an excursion in Italy in 1802,3. 
 B., 1818. 8» . . . . 27''-775 
 
 Forsyth, R. The beauties of Scotland ; containing 
 a full account of agriculture, commerce, mines, 
 and manufactures. E., 1805. 5 v. 8° 27'M40 
 
 Forsyth, AV. History of the captivity of Napoleon 
 at St. Helena ; from the lett(;rs and journals 
 of the late Lieut. Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe. L., 
 1853. 3 V. 8° . . . . 30-1050 
 
 — History of trial by jury. L., 1852. 8« 2-654 
 
 — Law relating to the custody of infants. Ph., 
 
 1850. 8° . . . ■ . . V. 68 of 2-55 
 
 — Life of Marcus TuUius Cicero. L., 1864. 2 v. 
 
 . 30-1530 
 
 Fort, G. Coos-coo-soo ; or, letters from Tangier, in 
 
 Africa. Ph., 1859 . . . 28"-431 
 
 Fort Lafayette. B. Wood . . . 18-3571 
 
 Fort Pulaski, report on siege of. Q. A. Gill more 
 
 6-608 
 
 Fortescue, Earl. Public schools for the middle 
 
 classes. L., 1864. 8" . . . 13-87 
 
 Fortescue. J. 8. Knowles . . . 18-1795 
 
 Forth and bai'gy. Barnes, A. Poole's old dialect of 
 
 22-350 
 
 Fortification. Douglas, H. Modern systems of 
 
 6-592 
 
 — Lendy, A. F. Elements of . . 6-633 
 
 — Mahan, D. H. Treatise on field f. 6-647 
 
 — Report to congress on . . . 6-675 
 
 — Yule, II. Fortification for officers . 6-724 
 
 — See Coast defence ; Sea-coast defence. 
 Fortnightly review, v. 1-9. L., 1865-8. 6 v. 8° 17-41 
 Fortune, R. Two visits to the tea countries of 
 
 China and the British tea plantations in the 
 Himalaya. L., 1853. 2 v. . 28>^-552 
 
 — Residence among the Chinese ; a narrative of 
 
 scenes and adventures during a third visit to 
 
 China, from 1853 to 1856. L., 1857. 8° 
 
 28''-248 
 
 — Narrative of a journey to the capitals of Japan 
 
 and China; with notices of the natural pro- 
 ductions, agriculture, horticulture, and trade 
 of those countries. L., 1863. 8° 28''-811 
 Fortune hunter. Mrs. A. C. M. Ritchie 18-1668 
 Fortune seeker. Mrs. Southworth . 18-2990 
 Fortunes of the Colville family. F. E. Smedley 
 
 18-2916 
 
 Fortunes of Glencore. C. Lever . . 18-1877 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. Sir W. Scott . . 18-:i760 
 
 "Forty -five, the." Lord Mahon . . 27»-787 
 
 Forty-five guardsmen. A. Dumas . 18-933 
 
 Forty years in the Avilderness of pills and powders. 
 
 W. A. Alcott .... 10-196 
 
 Forty years of American life. T. S. Nichols 26''-484 
 
 Forum, the. D. P. Brown . . . 30-920 
 
 Forza del destino. G. Verdi . . 5-939 
 
 Fosbroke, T. D. Arts, manufactures, manners, and 
 
 institutions of the Greeks and Romans. L., 
 
 1833-5. 2 V 27''-3132 
 
 — British monnchism ; or, manners and customs 
 
 of the monks and nuns of England. 3d ed., 
 with additions. L., 1843. 8° . 27'»-418 
 
 — Encyclopaedia of antiquities, and elements of 
 
 archaeology, classical and mediajval. L., 1843. 
 
 2 V. 8» 29»-264 
 
 Fosgate, B. Sleep psychologically considered with 
 reference to sensation and memory. N. Y., 
 1850 10-153 
 
FOSS. 
 
 215 
 
 FOWLER. 
 
 Foss, E. The judges of England ; with sketches of 
 their lives, and miscellaneous notices con- 
 nected -with the courts at Westminster; from 
 the time of the conquest. L., 1848-57. 6 v. 
 8" 30-1128 
 
 Fosse. See Lafosse. 
 
 Fossils. Anderson, J. Yellow sandstone and its 
 f. remains 9-201 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. Zoology . . 9-525 
 
 — Conrad and Meek. Invertebrate fossils of 
 
 North Am. [Sm. mis. col. v. 7] 11-188 
 
 — Cuvier, F., and E. Pidgeon. Remains of the 
 
 animal kingdom .... 9-532 
 
 — Holmes, F. S. Post-pleiocene fossils of S. Caro- 
 
 lina 9-1249 
 
 — Lea, I. Fossil foot marks . . 9-1247 
 Fossil saurian and molluscs . 9-1246 
 
 — Mackie, S. J. Fossils of the bottom-rocks 9-946 
 
 — Mantell, G. A. Atlas of remains . 9-1205 
 Medals of creation . . . 9-260 
 
 — Parkinson, J. Organic remains . 9-1259 
 
 — Tennant, J. Catalogue of British fossils 9-334 
 Fossil spirit, the. J. Mill . . . 9-262 
 Foster, A. See Lester, C. E. 
 
 Foster, B. F. Practical summary of the law and 
 usage of bills of exchange and promissory 
 notes, with tables. B., 1837. 8° 1-28 
 
 — System of penmanship ; or, the art of rapid 
 
 writing. Ph., 1835. 8» . . 13-88 
 
 — Treatise on commercial book-keeping. B., 1836. 
 
 8» 1-27 
 
 Foster, G. G., and T. D. English. French revolu- 
 tion of 1848 ; its causes, actors, events, and 
 influences. Ph., 1848. 8° . . 27='-1715 
 Foster, J. Biographical, literary, and philosophical 
 essays, contributed to the Eclectic Review. 
 N. Y., 1844 33-488 
 
 — Critical essays contributed to the Eclectic Re- 
 
 view. Ed. by J. E. Ryland. L., 1856. 2 v. 
 33-489 
 
 — Essay on Doddridge's rise and progress 32-1380* 
 
 — Essays, in a series of letters. B., 1839 33-963 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1846 . . . 33-963" 
 
 — Essay on the improvement of time, and other 
 
 literary remains. Ed. by J. E. Ryland. L., 
 1863 33-964 
 
 — Fosteriana ; consisting of thoughts, reflections, 
 
 and criticisms not hitherto published. Ed. by 
 H. G. Bohn. L., 1858 . . 83-983 
 
 — Lectures delivered in Broadmead chapel. 3d 
 
 ed. L., 1853. 2 v. . . . 32-484 
 
 — Letters to Thomas Coles. L., 1864 30-1648 
 
 — Miscellaneous essays on Christian morals. N. 
 
 Y., 1844 32-254 
 
 — Philosophy of popular ignorance. B., 1841 
 
 13-89 
 
 — Ryland, J. E. Life and correspondence of 30-173 
 Foster, J. W., and J. D. Whitney. Report on the 
 
 geology and topography of a portion of the 
 
 Lake Superior land district, in the state of 
 
 Michigan. W., 1850,51. 'I v., with maps. S" 
 
 9-336 
 
 Foster, J. Y. New Jersey in the rebellion. Newark, 
 1868. 8° 26''-1015 
 
 Foster, Mrs. M. E. Hand-book of modern European 
 literature. L., 1849 . . . 22-1053 
 
 Foster, T. C. Letters on the condition of the peo- 
 ple of Ireland. 2d ed. L., 1847. S- 3-101 
 
 — On the writ of scire facias. Ph., 1851. 8" 
 
 V. 73 of 2-55 
 
 Foster. See Forster. 
 
 Foster brothers 18-1097 
 
 Fothergill, S. Necessity of a life of purity and 
 holiness. Ph., 1780 . . . 30-331 
 
 Foucher, P. Argile et marbre. N. Y., 1859. 8° 
 
 34-4635 
 
 Foudras, marquis de. Les homines des bois. fid. 
 interdite. B. and L., 1855 . .. 34-4356 
 
 — Les veillees de saint Hubert. Ed. interdite. 
 
 B. and L., 1855 .... 34-4378 
 
 Foul play. Reade, C, and D. Boucicault 18-4079 
 Found and lost, and other maga stories 18-3953 
 
 Foundation of history. S. B. Schieffelin 29»-145 
 Founder's guide. F. Overman . . 6-389 
 
 Founding. See Metallurgy, and names of metals. 
 Fountain rock, etc. G. H. Ringgold . 23-729 
 
 Foulke, W. P. Remarks on cellular separation. 
 Ph., 1860. 8» . . . . 2-656 
 
 Fouque. See La Motte-Fouque. 
 Four Georges. S. M. Smucker . . 30-1189 
 Four Georges. W. M. Thackeray 30-1281; 18-3190 
 Four leading doctrines. E. Svvedenborg 32-626 
 Four months in Algeria. J. W. Blakesley 28''-278 
 Four months in adahabe^h. M. L. M. Cary 28''-525 
 Four oaks. K. Thorpe . . . 18-3951 
 
 Four sisters. [Hertha.] Fredrika Bremer 18-399 
 Four years aboard the whaleship. W. B. Whitecar 
 
 29i'-166 
 
 Four years among the Spanish- Americans. F. Has- 
 
 saurek 26''-655 
 
 Four years in a government exploring expedition. 
 G. M. Colvocoresses . . . 29^-111 
 Four years in the saddle. H. Gilmor . 26''-813 
 Four years of fighting. C. C. Coffin . 26»-805 
 Four years of a liberal government. L., 1834. 16 
 pp. 8° . . . • . . 32-2503 
 Four years on the Pacific coast. Mrs. D. B. Bates 
 
 29''-148 
 
 Fourfold state. T. Boston . . . 32-1393 
 Fourier, C. Passions of the human soul, and their 
 influence on society and civilization ; trans., 
 with critical annotations, a biography of Fou- 
 rier, and a general introduction, by H. Do- 
 herty. L., 1851. 2 v. 8» . . 15-141 
 
 — Social destiny of man ; or, theory of the four 
 
 movements ; trans, by H. Clapp, jr. ; with a 
 treatise on the functions of the human pas- 
 sions, and an outline of Fourier's system of 
 social science, by A. Brisbane. N. Y., 1857. 
 8° 2-657 
 
 — Sargant, W. L. Social innovators and their 
 
 schemes . . . . . 2-851 
 
 Fournel, J. F. Histoire des avocats au parlement 
 
 et du barreau de Paris. P., 1813. 2 v. 8" 
 
 . . . . 34-4887 
 
 Fournel, Y. Curiosites theatrales, anciennes et 
 
 modernes. P., 1859 . . . 34-5284 
 Fournier, F. L. Dictionnaire portatif de bibliogra- 
 
 phie. P., 1805. 8" . . . 21-45 
 
 Fournier, M. R. Comedy and tragedy ; trans, by 
 
 W. Robson. F'sM. D. v. 19 . 2i-221 
 
 Fourth estate. F. K. Hunt . . . 22-1099 
 Fourtol, Louis. Cecilie, nouvelle. P., 1856 
 
 . , . . . , . . . 34-4141 
 Foussier, E. See Augier, E. 
 Fowle, W. B. Hundred dialogues, designed for 
 
 reading and exhibition in schools. N. Y., 
 
 1861 33-1017 
 
 — Parlor dramas. N. Y., 1859 . . 24-203 
 Fowler, G. Lives of the sovereigns of Russia. L.. 
 
 1858. 2 V. 8° . . . . 30-1062 
 
 Fowler, J. A. Pennsylvania insurance hand-book. 
 
 Ph., 1860 1-109 
 
 — Underwriters' annual register for 1861. Pli., 
 
 1861. 8» 1-115 
 
 Fowler, J. C. Collieries and colliers ; a hand-book 
 
 of the law and leading cases relating thereto. 
 
 L., 1861 2-166 
 
 Fowler, Mrs. L. N. Familiar lessons on physiology 
 
 and phrenology. N. Y., 1848 . 10-558 
 
 Fowler, O. S. Home for all ; or, the gravel wall 
 
 and octagon mode of building. N. Y., 1850 
 ■'i-342 
 
 — Maternity ; or, the bearing and nursing of 
 
 children, including female education and 
 beauty. N. Y.,1849 . . . 10-505 
 
 — Memory and intellectual improvement applied 
 
 to self-education and juvenile instruction. N. 
 Y., 1853 13-!>0 
 
 — Practical phrenology. N. Y. . 10-325 
 
FOWLER. 
 
 S16 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 Fowler, O. S. Physiology, animal and mental, 
 applied to the preservation and restoration of 
 health of body and power of mind. N. Y., 
 1857 10-324 
 
 — Self-culture, and perfection of character ; in- 
 
 cluding the management of youth. N. Y., 
 1847 13-272 
 
 Fowler, T. Elements of deductive logic. Ox., 1867 
 15-317 
 
 Fowler, W. C. English language in its elements 
 and forms ; with a history of its origin and 
 development. N. Y., 1850. 8» . 22-91 
 
 Fowler, W. H. Guide for claimants of deceased 
 soldiers. Rich., 1864 . . . 26''-1887 
 
 Fowles, J. H. Sermons preached in the church of 
 the Epiphany. Ph., 1855. 8» . 32-571 
 
 Fowls. Bennett, J. C. Management of 4-47 
 
 — See Poultry. 
 
 Fownes, G. Chemistry as exemplifying the wisdom 
 
 and beneficence of God. 2d ed. L., 1849 
 
 8-8*' 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1844 ... 8-8 
 
 — Rudimentary chemistry. L., 1859 8-102 
 Fox, C. J. History of the early part of the reign of 
 
 James II ; with an introductory chapter and 
 an appendix. Ph., 1808. 8" . 27''-422 
 
 — Same. L., 1846 .... 27»-206 
 
 — Speeches in the house of commons. L. , 1848. 
 
 8° . 33-688 
 
 — Russell, J. Life and times of . 30-1120 
 Memorials and correspondence of 30-745 
 
 Fox, G. Journal, or historical account of his life, 
 travels, sufferings, Christian experiences, and 
 labor of love in the work of the ministry. 
 Ph. 8° ..... 32-397 
 
 — Janney, S. M. Life of . . . 30-762 
 
 — Watson, J. S. Life of . . . 80-1351 
 Fux, G. T. Memoir of tlie Rev. Henry W. Fox ; 
 
 with an introductory essay by C. P. Mc- 
 Ilvaine. N. Y., 1855 . ... 30-839 
 
 Fox, John. The acts and monuments of the church ; 
 containing the history and sufferings of the 
 martyrs. Revised, corrected, and condens"d 
 by W. H. Seymour. L. R. 8° . 32-2010 
 
 — Book of martyrs ; or, tlie acts and monuments 
 
 of the Cliristian cimrch. [With additions. ] 
 Revised by J. Mulham. Re-ed. by T. Pratt. 
 N. Y., 1829. 4» . . . . 32-2011 
 
 Fox, Joseph, and C. A. Harris. Diseases of the 
 human teeth, their natural history and struc- 
 ture, with the mode of applying artificial 
 teeth. Ph., 1855. 8° . . . 10-476 
 
 Fox, M. Love life of Dr. Kane . . 30-1732 
 
 Fox, S. Monks and monasteries; an account of 
 English monachism. L., 1845 . 82-1811 
 
 Fox, W. Biog. by J. C. Power . . 32-1150 
 
 Fox, W. T. Skin diseases of parasitic origin, their 
 nature and treatment ; including the descrip- 
 tion and relations of the fungi found in man. 
 L., 1863. 8» .... 10-421 
 
 Foxton, E. [Pseud.] See Palfrey, Sarah. 
 
 Foxton, F. J. Popular Christianity ; its transition 
 
 state, and probable development. L., 1849 
 
 32-2288 
 
 Foyer breton. E. Souvestre . . 34-3790 
 
 Fractional family. A. Young . . 15-196 
 
 Fragments from German prose writers. S. Austin 
 38-100 
 
 Fragments from the study of a pastor. G. Spring 
 32-1498 
 
 Fragoso. See Matos fragoso. 
 
 Framjee, Dosabhoy. The Parsees; their history, 
 
 manners, customs, and religion. L., 1858 
 
 82-866 
 
 Framley parsonage. A. Trollope . 18-3289 
 
 Franc. See Le Franc. 
 
 Fran9ais peints par eux-memes, les. P., 1840-3. 
 5v. R. 8» 34-4958 
 
 — Province. P., 1841,3. 8 v. R. 8° 34-4959 
 
 — See Pictures of the French . . 18-2507 
 
 Franc-ma9onnerie des femmes. Ch. Monselet 
 
 84-4786 
 
 Francatelli, C. E. Modern cook ; a practical guide 
 to the culinary art in all its branches ; com- 
 prising, in addition to English cookery, the 
 most approved and recherche systems of 
 French, Italian, and German cookery. Ph. 
 8" 6-178 
 
 — Royal English and foreign confectioner. L., 
 
 1862 6-179 
 
 France, A. de. The prisoners of Abdel-Kader 28"-7 
 
 France, M. Description historique et bibliograph- 
 
 ique de la collection de H. de La Bedoyere 
 
 sur la revolution fran^aise, I'empire et la re- 
 
 stauration. P., 1862. 8° . . 21-180 
 
 France. General and miscellaneous history. 
 
 — Anquetil, L. P. Histoire de France 34-4475 
 
 — Anquetil et Gallais. Histoire de France 34-4854 
 
 — Beauties of French history . . 27M611 
 
 — Bonnechose, E. de. Histoire de France 34-3107 
 History of F. . . . 27''-1619,20 
 
 — Brewer, E. C. Smaller history of F. 27''-1623 
 
 — Calcott, L. Histoire de France du petit Louis 
 
 34-5401 
 
 — Corner, J. History of F. for youth 27"-! 657 
 
 — Crowe, E. E. History of F. . . 27''-1671,2 
 
 — Duruy, V. Resume d'histoirede France 34-3978 
 
 — Gifford, J. History of F. . . 27M724 
 
 — Lacretelle, C. Histoire de France pendant le 
 
 18me siecle 34-4873 
 
 — Lame-Fleury. Histoire de France racontee a 
 
 lajeunesse 34-4056 
 
 — Lavallee, T. Histoire des Fran9ais 34-5183 
 
 — Monteil, A. A. Histoire des Francjais des divers 
 
 etats 84-8558 
 
 — Penrose, E. [Mrs. Markham.] History of F. 
 
 27''-1801,2 
 
 — Rostaing, J. Histoire deF. (420-1856.) 34-8647 
 
 — Student's France .... 27'''-1965 
 
 — Thierry, A. Considerations sur I'histoire de 
 
 France 84-8856 
 
 — White, J. History of F. . . 37M955 
 
 — Willoughby, H. History of France in rhyme 
 
 27»-1962 
 
 — Yonge, C. D. France under the Bourbons 
 
 27"-1964 
 
 — See Charlemagne (in principal alph. and suppl.); 
 
 Franks ; Normans. 
 
 — Before revolution of 1789. 
 
 — Bridges, J. II. France under Richelieu and 
 
 Colbert 27"-1633 
 
 — Colquhoun, J. C. Life in France and Italy in 
 
 the olden time .... 27"-1653 
 
 — Commines, P. de. Memoirs . . 27'»-1648 
 
 — Cousin, V. France under Richelieu and Mazarin 
 
 27=^-1662 
 
 — Crimes of the kings . . . 37''-1967 
 
 — Dangeau's memoirs of the court of F. 1684- 
 
 1720 27"-1678 
 
 — Davila. E. C. Guerre civili di Francia 34-2510 
 Civil wars of France . . . 27''-4029 
 
 — Froissart, J. Chroniques pour servir a I'liistoire 
 
 de F 34-3385 
 
 — Godwin, P. History of F. . . 27»-1728 
 
 — Le Roi, J. A. Curiosites historiques sur Louis 
 
 XIII, Louis XIV, Louis XV, De Maintenon, 
 De Pompadour, Du Barry . . 34-4578 
 
 — Martin, H. Age of Louis XIV . 27»-1810 
 
 Decline of the French monarchy 37''-1811 
 
 Histoire de France jusq'en 1789 34-4864 
 
 — Michelet, J. Histoire de France 84-4779,4865 
 
 — Same. [In English, down to 1380] 37M815 
 
 — Monstrelet, E. de. Chronicles . 27»-1824 
 
 — Ranke, L. Civil wars and monarchy 27''-1871 
 
 — Sismondi. Histoire des Franqais . 34-4709 
 
 — Stephen, Sir J. Lectures on the history of F. 
 
 27''-1915 
 
 — Thierry, A. Lettres sur I'liistoire de France 
 
 84-3854,4567 
 
 Recits des temps merovingiens . 34-3856 
 
FRANCE. 
 
 217 
 
 FRANCE. 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 — See Joan of Arc. 
 
 — Revolution of 1789— first empire. 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. French revolution of 1789 
 
 27''-1600 
 
 — Barante, A. G. P. B. de. Histoire du directoire 
 
 34-4924 
 
 — Blanc, Louis. Revolution francjaise 34-4587 
 
 — Brougham, H. , Ld. Remarks on the French rev- 
 
 olution 30-52,792 
 
 — Bunbury, H. Passages in the war with F., 
 
 1799-1810 , 27M42 
 
 — Campardon, E. S. Tribunal revolutionnaire de 
 
 34-4916 
 
 — Carlyle, T. French revolution . 27»-1628,9 
 
 — Carne L. de. La chute du grand empire 
 
 ". 34-4660 
 
 — Cass, L. Government of F. . . 27''-28 
 
 — Croker, J. W. Early period of the French revo- 
 
 lution 27M666 
 
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 — Duchesne, A. L. H. Reflexions d'un royaliste 
 
 constitutionnel "... 34-3962 
 
 — Dumas, M. Memoirs of his own time 27''-l 702,3 
 
 — Eclierolles, A. Private trials and public calami- 
 
 ties 30-1904 
 
 — Elliott, G. D. Journal . . . 27M710 
 
 — Fennel's review of proceedings of Paris 27»-1763 
 
 — French constitution of . . . 27''-1963 
 
 — Goethe, J. W. v. Campaign in 1791 27"-1731 
 
 — Granier de Cassagnac, A. de. Causes de la 
 
 revolution 34-4588 
 
 — Lacretelle, Ch. Histoire de la revolution 34-4692 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Constituent assembly. 1789 
 
 27--1774 
 
 Heroic characters . . . 30-301 
 
 — Long, G. France and its revolutions. 1789-1848 
 
 27''-4027 
 
 — Mallet du pin. Memoirs and correspondence 
 
 27M898 
 
 — Marsh, H. Politics of Great Britain and F. 
 
 1791-3 27''-3501 
 
 — Michelet, J. Femmes de la F. . 84-4125 
 
 — Mignet, F. A. Histoire de la revolution 34-4553 
 French revolution. (1789-1814) 27''-1820 
 
 — Monseignat, C. de. Histoire des joumaux en 
 
 France, de 1789 a 1799 . . 34-3550 
 
 — Moore, E. View of the French revolution 
 
 v. 4 of 33-1362 
 
 — Necker on the French revolution . 27*-1834 
 
 — Normand, H. de. Two eras of France 
 
 27''-1689 
 
 — Precis historique des evenemens de la revolution 
 
 34-4465 
 
 — Recueil des decrets, ordonnances, traites de paix, 
 
 discours, etc. .... 84-4794 
 
 — Roland, Mme. Appeal . . . 27^-1879 
 Notices historiques sur la revolution 
 
 V. 8 of 34-3519 
 
 — Smyth, W. Lectures on the history of the 
 
 French revolution . . . 27M921 
 
 — Stael-Holstein. Considerations sur la revolution 
 
 franqaise 34-3985 
 
 Considerations on the French revolution 
 
 27''-1693 
 
 — Sybel, H. von. History of the French revolu- 
 
 tion 27''-1922 
 
 — Thiers, A. Revolution franqaise . 34-3858 
 
 History of the French revolution 27»-1934,5 
 
 Histoire du consulat et de 1' empire 84-4263 
 
 History of the consulate and empire 
 
 ^ . 27M937,8 
 
 — Tocqueville, A. de. L'ancien regime et la revo- 
 
 lution 84-4565 
 
 Old regime and the revolution . 27"-1698 
 
 — Tussaud, Mme. Memoirs and reminiscenses 
 
 27^^1945 
 
 — See Girondists ; Jacobinism ; Louis XVI ; Marie 
 
 Antoinette; Napoleon ; Peninsular campaigns ; 
 Vendee, la ; Waterloo. 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 — Since the first empire. 
 
 — Agoult. (Daniel Stern.) Revolution de 1848 
 
 34-5238 
 
 — Blanc, L. Historical revelations, 1848 27^-1616 
 
 — Caussidiere's memoirs, 1848 . . 27''-1634 
 
 — Chamier, F. France and the Freflch 27='-1642 
 Revolution of 1848 . . . 27''-1643 
 
 — Corkran, J. F. National constituent assembly, 
 
 1848 27^1655 
 
 — Crowe, E. E. Reigns of Louis XVIII and 
 
 ChariesX 27=^-1673 
 
 — Dumas, M. Memoirs of his own time 27*-l 702,3 
 
 — Foster and English. Revolution of 1848 27M715 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. Gr. France under Louis Phillipe 
 
 27»-1741 
 
 Memoirs of my own time . 27=^-1739 
 
 Memoirs of a minister of state . 27''-1740 
 
 — La Graviere, E. J. de. La marine de la restau- 
 
 ration 34-4661 
 
 — La Hodde, L. de. Secret societies of France 
 
 27''-1770 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. History of the restoration of 
 
 monarchy 27''-1776 
 
 Past, present, and future of the republic 
 
 27»-1778 
 
 Revolution de 1848 . . . 34-3469 
 
 Revolution of 1848 . . . 27=<-1777 
 
 ~ Three mouths in power . . 27''-1779 
 
 — Long, G. France and its revolutions 27'^4027 
 
 — Mitchell, D. G. Battle summer . 27»'-225 
 
 — Montalivet, M. C. B. de. Dix-huit annees de 
 
 gouvernement parlementaire • 34-5353 
 
 — Persigny et les doctrines de I'empire 34-4719 
 
 — Raikes, R. Journal, 1831-47 . 27»-981 
 
 — Rush, R. Revolution of 1848 . 33-836 
 
 — St. John, P. B. Three days of Feb., 1848 
 
 27''-1884,5 
 
 — Sanford, H. 8. Administrative changes since 
 
 1848 2-849 
 
 — Sarran, B. French revolution of 1830 30-296 
 
 — Turnbull, D. French revolution of 1830 
 
 27»-1944 
 
 — Vitet, L. La monarchic de 1830 . 34-4660 
 
 — Yates, E. Ten years of imperialism in F. 
 
 27''-1975 
 
 — Church and education. 
 
 . — Annuaire de I'instruction publique pour I'an IX 
 (1801) 34-5396 
 
 — Arnold, M. Popular education of France 13-16 
 French Eton .... 13-17 
 
 — Girardin, St. M. La France et la papaute en Italic 
 
 34-4460 
 
 — Whittington, G. D. Ecclesiastical antiquities 
 
 of F . 5-351 
 
 — See Church ; Huguenots ; Massacre of St. Bar- 
 
 tholomew ; Protestants ; Reformation. 
 
 — Politics and society. 
 
 — Berry, M. Copnparative view of social life in 
 
 England and F 27»-76 
 
 — Bulwer, H. L. France, social, literary, and 
 
 political 27'^1625 
 
 — Chasles, V. E. P. Notabilities in F. 27^-308 
 
 — Chateaubriand, R. F. A. de. Melanges politiques 
 
 34-5409 
 
 — Constitutions de la France depuis 1789 34-4267 
 
 — Gay, S. Salons celebres . . 84-5280 
 
 — Goldsmith, L. The crimes of cabinets 27»-1734 
 
 — Guizot, P. P. G. Histoire de la civilisation en 
 
 F. 34-3375 
 
 Essais sur I'histoire de P. . . 34-3880 
 
 — Heine, H. De la France . . 34-3390 
 
 — Menche de Loisne, Ch. France and England 
 
 socially and politically considered 27''-1685 
 
 — Napoleonic ideas .... 27»-1831 
 
 — R6camier, with a sketch of society in France 
 
 30-1400 
 
 — Roelker, B. Constitutions of P. . 27''-1874 
 
 — Sketches of conspicuous living characters of F. 
 
 30-536 
 
FRANCE. 
 
 318 
 
 FRANQOIS. 
 
 France — continued. 
 
 — Thierry, A. Formation and progress of the 
 
 tiers-etat 27''-1931 
 
 — Travels. 
 
 — Allen, Z. Sketches of F. . . 27M26 
 
 — Barren, G. J. Pedestrian in F, . 27''-314 
 
 — Bell, R. Wayside pictures of F. . 27''-231 
 
 — Blessington, Countess of Idler in F. 27''-266 
 
 — Buckingham, J. S. Tour in F. . 27''-258 
 
 — Cadell, W. A. Journey in F. . 27^-830 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. Gleanings in F. . 27''-27 
 
 — Costello, D. Valley of the Meuse 27''-220 
 
 — Costello, L. S. Pilgrimage to Auvergne 27'^-679 
 
 — Cradock, J. Travels in France, v. 2 of 33-785 
 
 — Dibdin, T. F. Tour in F. . . 27^-540 
 
 — Dumas, A. Impressions de voyage, midi de la 
 
 F 34-3262 
 
 Pictures of F 27''-324 
 
 — Fellowes, W. D. Visit to La Trappe in 1817 
 
 27b-796 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers . . 27*^-485 
 
 — Jardine, A. Letters from Barbary, F., Spain, 
 
 and Portugal .... 29^-26 
 
 — Johnson, F. H. S. Sketches in F. 27''-435 
 
 — Kirwan, A. V. Modern F. . . 27''-791 
 
 — Lamont, M. M. Impressions, thoughts, and 
 
 sketches 27''-163 
 
 — Lemaistre, J. G. Travels through F. 27''-832 
 
 — Millingen, J. G. Recollections of F. 27^-439 
 
 — Moore, J. Residence in F. . . 27''-29 
 
 — Morgan, Lady. France in 1829,30 27''-721 
 
 — Musgrave, G. M. Anecdotes and sketches of 
 
 F 27''-798 
 
 Excursions in F. . . . 27''-31 
 
 — Pardoe, J. River and desart . 27*'-168 
 
 — Roadside sketches in south of F. . 27''-520 
 
 — Scott, J. Sketches in F. . . 27''-l70 
 
 — Spencer, E. Travels in F. in 1865,6 27^-816 
 
 — Sterne, L. Sentimental journey 33-930,18-3016 
 
 — Talfourd, T. N. Recollections of a tour in F. 
 
 27b-341 
 
 — Tomes, R. The champagne country 27''-898 
 
 — Trollope, T. A. Summer in F. . 27''-511 
 
 — Young, A. Travels in F. in 1787-89 27''-807 
 
 — Wilson, W. Records of a route thi'ough 27M89 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — L'Angleterre compar^e a la France 34-4204 
 
 — Berkeley, G. F. Month in the forests of F. 
 
 20-313 
 
 — Boys, E. Narrative of a captivity in F. 27''-639 
 
 — Burney, C. Tour to collect materials for his- 
 
 tory of music .... 5-1040 
 
 — Cave, L. T. The French in Africa 28»-166 
 
 — Costello, L. S. Jacques Coeur and his times 
 
 27''-1658 
 
 ^ France, M. Collection de la Bedoyere sur la 
 revolution 21-180 
 
 — Gozlan, L. Les chateaux de F. . 34-3367 
 
 — Jerningham, H. E. H. Life in a French chateau 
 
 27'>-885 
 
 — Jerrold, B. Military matters in F. 27»'-593 
 
 — Laboulaye, fi. Les Etats-Unis et la F. 34-4572 
 
 — Lee, E. Principal baths. [Medical] 10-672 
 
 — Malleson, G. B. French in India (1674-1761) 
 
 28»-258 
 
 — Marshall, F. Population and trade in F. 1-157 
 
 — Martin, F. Hand-book of F. . 1-292 
 
 — Musgrave, G. M. Ten days in a French parsonage 
 
 27''-858 
 
 — Parkman, F. France and England in North 
 
 America .... 26«-929,930 
 
 — Souvestre, fi. Au bout du monde — Etudes sur 
 
 les colonisations franqaises . 34-8779^ 
 
 — Tolfrey, F. Sportsman in F. . 27''-209 
 
 — See Bastile in main alphabet, and Bastille in 
 
 supplement ; Commerce ; Corsica ; Europe ; 
 Kings of F. ; Memoires ; Queens of F. ; Or- 
 leans ; Pyrenees. 
 Prance, Holland, and the Netherlands a century 
 ago. Sir G. Collier .... 37''-852 
 
 France litteraire, la. J. M. Querard . 21-237 
 
 France litteraire au xve siecle. G. Brunet 21-135 
 Francesca Carrara. L. E. Landon . 18-1807,8 
 Franchere, G. Voyage to the northwest coast of 
 
 America, 1811-1814; trans, and ed. by J. V. 
 
 Huntington. N. Y., 1854 . . 26''-262 
 
 Franchise. Austey, T. C. Plea for restitution of 
 
 27''-34 
 
 — Cole, H. W. Middle class and borough franchise 
 
 27=^-34 
 
 — See Suffrage. 
 
 Francias' reign of terror. J. P. and W. P. Robertson 
 
 26''-171 
 
 Francis. See Scribe, A. E. Theatre. 
 Francis I. Lussan, Mile de. Anecdotes de la cour 
 de Franqois I . . . . 34-4468 
 
 — Pardoe, J. Court and reign of . 27*-1843 
 Francis of Assisi, St., life of; and a sketch of 
 
 the Franciscan order, by a religious of the 
 order of Poor Clares ; with emendations and 
 additions by Rev. P. da Magliano. N. Y., 
 18G7. 8° 32-2139 
 
 Francis of Sales, St. Herbert, Lady. Mission in 
 the Chablais .... 32-2426 
 
 Francis, C. Life of John Eliot. (S. A. B. 5) 
 30-497 
 
 — Life of Sebastian Rale. (S. A. B. 17) 30-497 
 Francis, F. A book on angling. L., 1867 20-357 
 Francis, G. Electrical experiments; illustrating 
 
 the theory and application of the science of 
 free or frictional electricitv. 5th ed. L., 
 1850. 8» . . . '. . 11-276 
 
 Francis, G. H. Orators of the age ; comprising 
 portraits, critical, biographical, and descrip- 
 tive.. N. Y., 1847 . . . 30-1997 
 
 Francis, Jean. Our charades, and how we i)layed 
 them. L., 1866 . . . . 20-174 
 
 Francis, John. Annals, anecdotes, and legends ; a 
 chronicle of life assurance. L., 1853 1-104 
 
 — Chronicles and characters of the stock exchange. 
 
 New ed. L., 1855. 8» . . 1-123 
 
 — History of the bank of England, its times and 
 
 traditions. 3d ed. L., n. d. 2 v. 8° 1-99 
 
 — History of the English railway ; its social rela- 
 
 tions and revelations. 1820-45. L., 1851. 
 
 2 V. 8» 6-51 
 
 Francis, J. B. Lowell hydraulic experiments ; a se- 
 lection of experiments on hydraulic motors. 
 B., 1855. 4° .... 11-515 
 
 — On the strength of cast-iron pillars ; with tables 
 
 for the use of engineers, architects, and build- 
 ers. N. Y., 1865. 8° . . 6-SO 
 
 Francis, J. G. Beach rambles in search of seaside 
 pebbles and crystals ; with observations on 
 the origin of the diamond and other precious 
 stones. L., 1859 . . . 9-232 
 
 Francis, J. T. Change of climate, considered as a 
 remedy in dyspeptic, pulmonary, and other 
 chronic affections. L., 1853 . 10-390 
 
 Francis, J. W. Old New York ; or, rcminiscenses 
 ofthe past sixty years. N. Y.,1858 26"-376 
 
 Francis, P. Memoirs by J. Parkes and H. Merivale 
 30-2334 
 
 Francis, S. W. Inside out; a curious book 
 
 18-1113 
 
 Francis Berrian. F. Flint . . . 18-1105 
 
 Franciscans. See Francis of Assisi. 
 
 Francklin, T. The earl of Warwick ; tragedy. 
 [From the French of La Harpe.J B. B. T. 
 V. 16 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 4 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 15 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Matilda ; a tragedy. [After Amelie.] I. B. T. 
 
 v. 25 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . . 24-142 
 Francklin, W. Observations made on a tour from 
 
 Bengal to Persia in 1786,7. L., 1790. 8« 
 
 28>^-61 
 
 Francois I. See Francis I. 
 
FRANgOIS. 
 
 319 
 
 FREDERICK. 
 
 Francois le Cliampi. Mme Dudevant . 34-3692 
 Pranqoise. L. Ulbacli . . . 84-5231 
 
 Franconia stories. Abbott, J. . . 18-5 
 
 Frauk, E. Continuation of memoirs of Lindley 
 
 Murray 30-373 
 
 Frank. M. Edgewortli . . . 18-971 
 
 Frank and Riifus. C. M. Trowbridge . 18-3318 
 Frank before Vicksburg. 11. C. Castlemon 18-3769 
 Frank Elliott. James Challen . . 18-604 
 
 Frank Freeman's barber shop. B. R. Hall 18-1328 
 Frank m the woods. H. C. Castlemon 18-3768 
 Frank Mildmay. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2080 
 Frank Nelson. Mrs. P. A. Hanaford 18-1348 
 
 Frank Netherton ; or, the talisman . 18-1106 
 Frank on a gunboat. H. C. Castlemon 18-3767 
 Frank on the lower Mississii^pi. H. C. Castlemon 
 
 18-3931 
 
 Frank on the prairie.- H. C. Castlemon 18-3765 
 Frank Warrington. Miss Coles . . 18-672 
 
 Frank Wildman's adventures. F. Gerstacker 
 
 18-1165 
 
 Frank the young naturalist. H. C. Castlemon 
 
 18-3766 
 
 Frank Leslie's ladies' magazine, v. 14,15,27,28. 
 
 N. y. Imp. 8° . . . 17-506 
 
 Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, for 1856,65,66. 
 
 N. Y. f 17-214 
 
 Frank Leslie's Illustrirte Zeitung. 1859,60 34-2476 
 Frank Leslie's portfolio of fancy needle work. A. 
 
 S. Stephens, ed. ... 6-987 
 
 Frank's campaign. H. Alger, jr. . 18-136 
 
 Frankenstein. Mrs. M. W. Shelley . 18-2830 
 Frankl, L. A. Jews in the east. Trans, by P. Beaton. 
 
 L., 1859. 2 V 28b-320 
 
 Frankland, E. Lecture notes for chemical students ; 
 
 embracing mineral and organic chemistry. 
 
 L., 1866 8-108 
 
 Frankley, Baron of. See Lyttelton, G. 
 
 Franklin, B. Works. Ph., 1809-18. 6 v. 8" 33-48 
 
 — Works ; containing several political and histori- 
 
 cal tracts not included in any former edition, 
 and many letters, official and private, not 
 hitherto published ; with notes and a life of 
 the author. By Jared Sparks. B., 1840. 10 
 V. 8» 33-49 
 
 — Autobiog., with notes and continuation, by J. 
 
 Sparks 30-807 
 
 — Autobiography. Ed. from his MS. ; with notes 
 
 and introduction, by J. Bigelow. Ph., 1868 
 30-2363 
 
 — Autobiography, with a narrative of his public 
 
 life, by H. H. Weld . . . 30-175 
 
 — Collection of familiar letters and miscellaneous 
 
 papers. B., 1833 . . . 33-1222 
 
 — ? Historical review of the constitution and gov- 
 
 ernment of Pennsylvania. L., 1759. 8° 
 26'»-78 
 
 — Memoirs, written by himself; with essays, let- 
 
 ters, and miscellaneous writings. N. Y., 
 1839. 2 V. .... 30-178 
 
 — Private correspondence. Ed. by Wm. T. 
 
 Franklin. L., 1833. 8° . . 33-1282 
 
 — Gilpin, H. D. Character of. Ph., 1857. 8»pph. 
 
 30-1606 
 
 — Life, with the history of his political and other 
 
 writings. L., 1826 . . . 30-177 
 
 — Mayhew, H. Young Benj. Franklin 18-2158 
 
 — Parton, J. Life and times of . 30-1499 
 
 — Sparks, J. Life of . . 30-807;33-49 
 
 — Thayer, W. M. Printer boy . 30-1300 
 
 — Weems, M. L. Life of . . 30-176 
 
 — Memorial of inauguration of statue of 
 
 26*-866 
 
 Franklin, J. Narrative of a journey to the shores 
 
 of the Polar sea in 1819,22. Ph., 1824. 8» 
 
 26''-177 
 
 — Narrative of a second expedition to the shores 
 
 of the Polar sea, in 1825. Ph., 1828. 80 
 26''-178 
 
 — Kane, E. K. Expedition in search of 29''-112 
 
 Franklin, J. M'Clintock, F. L. Discovery of fate 
 of F 29''-170,l 
 
 — See Arctic regions. 
 
 — Jacobs, A. Mac-Clintock a la recherche de 
 
 34-4657 
 
 Franklin. See Francklin. 
 
 Franklin the apprentice boy. Jac. Abbott 
 
 V. 4 of 18-15 
 
 Fi'anklin journal and American mechanic's maga- 
 zine ; devoted to the useful arts, internal im- 
 provements, and general science. [After- 
 wards Journal of the Franklin inst.] v. 1-83. 
 Ph., 1826-67. 8° . . . 6-850 
 
 Franks, the. W. C. Perry . . 27^-1865 
 
 Fransyskt och Svenskt lexikon. A. F. Dalin. 
 Stockholm, 1842,3. 4° . . 34-2997 
 
 Frantz Muller. A. de Chatillon et L. l^nault 
 34-3119 
 
 Eraser, A. Verbatim report of the cause of Tatham 
 V. Wright. Lancaster, 1834. 2 v. 8» 2-197 
 
 Eraser, J. Handy-book of patent and copywright 
 law, English and foreign, for the use of inven- 
 tors, patentees, authors, and publishers. L., 
 1860 2-203 
 
 Eraser, J. B. Historical and descriptive account of 
 Persia, from the earliest ages to the present 
 time ; including a description of Afghanistan 
 and Beloochistan. N. Y., 1834 . 28^^-53 
 
 — Mesopotamia and Assyria, from the earliest ages 
 
 to the present time ; with illustrations of their 
 natural history. N. Y., 1842 . 28''-65 
 
 — Winter's journey (Tartar) from Constantinoiile 
 
 to Tehran ; with travels through various parts 
 of Persia, «&c. L., 1838. 2 v. 8» 28^-298 
 
 — Tales of the caravanserai — The khan's tale 
 
 18-3821 
 
 Fraser, R. General view of the agriculture and 
 
 mineralogy, present state and circumstances 
 
 of the county of Wicklow. Dub., 1801. 8» 
 
 . . . . 27''-933 
 
 Fraser, R. W. Seaside divinity. L., 1861 9-922 
 
 Eraser's magazine for town and country, v. 35-77. 
 
 L., 1847-68. 8° . . . . 17-43 
 
 Fraserian papers. W. Maginn . . 33-338 
 
 Frauds and follies in picture dealing. G. W. Novice 
 
 23-561 
 
 Frazer, A. S. Letters written during the peninsular 
 
 and Waterloo campaigns. Edited by E. 
 
 Sabine. L., 1859. 8» . . 27''-2024 
 
 Frazer-Tytler. See Tytler. 
 
 Freaks of fortune. W. T. Adams . 18-3938 
 Freaks of fortune. J.B.Jones . . 18-1695 
 Freaks on the fells. R. M. Ballantyne 18-263 
 
 Fred, Maria, and me. By the author of " The flower 
 
 of the family" .... 18-1107 
 Fred Markham in Russia. W. H. G. Kingston 
 
 27''-457 
 
 Frederick II, Emperor of the Romans. Kington, T. 
 
 L. History of ... . 30-1393 
 Frederic II, of Prussia. Posthumous works. Trans. 
 
 from the French by T. Holcroft. L., 1789. 
 
 13v. 8» 33-36 
 
 — Correspondance avec Voltaire 
 
 T. 59-61 of 34-4868 
 
 — Campbell, T. (Ed.) Court and times of 
 
 30-180,2,868 
 
 — Carlyle, T. History of . . 30-1089,90 
 
 — Dover, Ld. Life of . . . 30-183 
 
 — Gillies, J. View of the reign of . 30-185 
 
 — Jomini, H. Critical and military history of 
 
 wars of 27»-2608 
 
 — Kugler, P. Pictorial history of Germany 
 
 27'^2612 
 
 — Thiebault, D. Original anecdotes of 30-179 
 Frederic, Col. Memoirs of the island of Corsica. 
 
 L., 1768 29''-239 
 
 Frederick the great and his court. C. Mundt 
 
 18-2281 
 
 Frederick the great and his family. C. Mundt 
 . 18-3851 
 
FREDET. 
 
 320 
 
 FREMONT. 
 
 Fredet, P. Ancient history ; from the dispersion of 
 the sons of Noe to the battle of Actium. 4th 
 ed. Bait., 1854 . . . 29''-232 
 
 — Modern history. 11th ed. Bait., 1855 29''-233 
 Free government. See Government ; Liberty. 
 Free government in England and America. S. M. 
 
 Johnson 2-748 
 
 Free inquiry into the miraculous powers of the 
 church. C. Middleton . . 32-1855 
 
 Free institutions. F. Grimke . . 2-690 
 
 Free love. Dixon, W. H. Spiritual wives 32-2403 
 Free public library, New Bedford, Mass. Cata- 
 logue of. N. B., 1858. 8» . 21-436 
 
 — See Public library. 
 
 Free thought. Ferrar, A. S. Critical history of 
 32-576 
 
 — See Atheism ; Free thinkers. 
 
 Free trade advocate and journal of political econ- 
 omy. Ed. by C. Raguet. Ph., 1829. 2 v. 
 8» 3-275 
 
 Free trade and protection. Alison, A. F. t. and a 
 fettered currency . . . 1-211 
 
 — American laborer .... 3-6 
 
 — Byles, J. B. Sophisms of f. t. . 3-32 
 
 — Buckingham, J. S. Financial and commercial 
 
 reform 2-572 
 
 — Carey, H. C. Reconstruction . 3-55 
 
 — Carey, M. Addresses of the Ph. soc. for the 
 
 promotion of national industry . 3-57 
 Rise and progress of the American system. 
 
 [In autobiographical sketches] 30-1685 
 Pamphlets. Olive Branch, etc. 3-59,64 
 
 — Cobden, R. Political writings . 2-620 
 
 — Crocker, A. Letter on the duty on railroad 
 
 iron ... No. 2. v. 6 of 1-341 
 
 — Good, W. W. Political, agricultural, and com- 
 
 mercial fallacies .... 3-110 
 
 — Journal of the free trade convention held in 
 
 Philadelphia, and their address, with a sketch 
 of the debates. Ph., 1831. 8» . 1-141 
 
 — Phillips, W. Propositions concerning protection 
 
 and free trade .... 3-179 
 
 — Rae, J. New principles ofpolitical economy 3-191 
 
 — Raguet, C. Principles of f t. . 3-192 
 
 — Walter, E. What is free trade . 3-282 
 
 — See American system ; Political economy ; Tariff. 
 Free will. See Will. 
 
 Freebooters, the. G. Aimard , . 18-90 
 
 Freedley, E. T. Legal adviser. Ph., 1857 2-131 
 
 — Philadelphia and its manufactures ; a handbook 
 
 exhibiting the development, variety, and 
 statistics of the manufacturing industry of 
 Philadelphia in 1857. Ph., 1858 6-831 
 
 — Practical treatise on business ; or, how to get, 
 
 save, spend, give, lend, and bequeath money. 
 
 Ph., 1856 1-243 
 
 Freedmen. Pennsylvania freedmen's bulletin and 
 American freedmen, 1866 . . 2-993 
 
 — Reports of Friends' asso. of Phila. for relief of 
 
 2-991 
 
 — Fourth semi-annual report on schools, by J. 
 
 W. Alvord. W., 1867. 8" . 13-275 
 
 Freedmen's book. L. M. Child . . 33-820 
 
 Freedmen's bureau. Reports of commissioner, 1865,6 
 
 26''-972 
 
 Freedom and war. H. W. Beecher . 32-1146 
 Freedom of the will. See Will. 
 Freeholder, selections from . . . 33-291 
 
 Freelance, Radical. [Pseud.] Philosophers of Fou- 
 
 fouville 18-4146 
 
 Freeling, A. [Ed.] Gracefulness ; a few words on 
 form and feature. L. . . . 6-246 
 
 Freeman, E. A. History and conquests of the Sara- 
 cens. Oxford, 1856 . . . 28«-201 
 
 — History of federal government from the founda- 
 
 tion of the Achaian league to the disruption of 
 the U. S. V. 1. L., 1863. 8° . 29»-204 
 
 — The Norman conquest of England, its causes 
 
 and results, v. 1,2. Oxford, 1867,8. 8» 
 27«-424 
 
 Freeman, F. Plea for Africa ; familiar conversa- 
 tions on the subject of slavery and coloniza- 
 tion. 2d ed. Ph., 1837 . . 2-658 
 
 Freeman, G. E., and F. H. Salvin. Falconry; its 
 
 claims, history, and practice. L., 1859. 8° 
 
 . ■ 20-354 
 
 Freeman, J. Life of the Rev. William Kirby. L., 
 1852. 8» 30-1102 
 
 Freemantle, W. H. See Ecclesiastical cases. 
 
 Freemasonry. Adams, J. Q. Letters . 2-502 
 
 — Asher, J. Lectures on . . . 2-516 
 
 — Brown, H. Anti-masonic excitement in western 
 
 New York 20«-584 
 
 — Chandler, J. R. Masonic discourses 2-599 
 
 — Chase, G. W. Masonic harp . 5-1082 
 
 — Creigh, A. Masonry and anti-masonry in Penna. 
 
 since 1792 2-628 
 
 — Cross, J. L. True masonid chart ; also, a history 
 
 of f. by a brother . . . 2-680 
 
 — Findel, J. G. History of f. . . 2-651 
 
 — Halliwell, J. 0. Early history of f. in England 
 
 2-694 
 
 — Harris, T. M. Discourses on . 2-701 
 
 — Hayden, S. Washington and his masonic com- 
 
 peers 30-1953 
 
 — Hyneman, L. Masonic register . 2-733 
 Universal masonic record and directory 2-734 
 
 — Mackey, A. G. Lexicon of . . 2-777 
 
 — Oliver, G. History of initiation . 2-818 
 
 Mirror for the Johannite masons 2-819 
 
 Revelations of a square . . 2-821 
 
 Star in the east ; analogy between masonry 
 
 and religion 2-819 
 
 Symbol of glory . . . 2-817 
 
 — Pollock, T. C. Ivanhoe masonic quartettes 
 
 5-967 
 
 — Richardson, J. Monitor of . . 2-833 
 
 — Row, A. Biography and dictionary of 2-839 . 
 
 — Scott, C. Analogy of masonry to religion 2-852 
 
 — Webb, T. S. Freemason's monitor 2-904 
 
 — See Costa Pereira ; Initiation. 
 Freemason's magazine and masonic mirror, v. 16,17. 
 
 n. s. L.,'l867. 4» . . . 2-1105 
 
 Freer, M. ^Y. Henry III of France and Poland ; 
 
 his court and times. L., 1858. 3 v. 27M720 
 
 — History of the reign of Henry IV of France and 
 
 Navarre. Part I : Henry IV and the league. 
 
 L.,1860. 2v 27''-1721 
 
 Part II : Henry IV and Marie de Medici. 
 
 L., 1861. 2v 27'-'-1722 
 
 Part III : the last decade of a glorious reign. 
 
 L., 1803. 2 V 27»-1723 
 
 — Life of Marguerite D'Angouleme, queen of 
 
 Navarre, Duchess D'AlenQon and De Berry. 
 L.,1854. 2v. . . : . 80-832 
 
 — Married life of Anne of Austria, queen of France, 
 
 and Don Sebastian, king of Portugal. L., 
 1854. 2v. 8« . . . . 27''-1718 
 
 — Regency of Anne of Austria, queen regent of 
 
 France. L., 1866. 2 v. 8° . 27»-1719 
 
 Freethinkers. Veuillot, L. Les libres penseurs 
 
 34-3887 
 
 — See Atheism ; Free thought. 
 
 Fr^gier, H. A. Des classes dangereuses dans les 
 grandes villes, et des moyens des les rendre 
 meilleures. B., 1840. 8° . . 34-4906 
 
 Freight computations. P. C. Dart . 1-347 
 
 Freke, W. Select essays tending to the reformation 
 of learning ; concluded with the art of war. 
 L., 1693 33-933 
 
 Frelinghuysen, T. Chambers, T. W. Memoir of 
 . . . . . . 30-1436 
 
 Fremantle, Lieut. Col. Three months in the south- 
 ern states in 1863. N. Y.,1864. 26b-455 
 
 Fr6mont, J. B. Story of the guard ; a chronicle of 
 the war. B., 1863 . . . 26''-489 
 
 — Die leibgarde. Eine geschichte aus dem kriege. 
 
 B., 1863 34-583 
 
 Fremont, J. C. Bigelow, J. Life and public ser- 
 vices of 80-930 
 
FREMONT. 
 
 221 
 
 FRENCH. 
 
 Fremont, J. C. Notes of travel, with a geographical 
 memoir on California, and narrative of ex- 
 ploring expedition to the Rocky mountains in 
 1842, and to Oregon and California in 1843,4. 
 N. Y., 1849. 8° . . . . 26''-15 
 
 — Report of the exploring expedition to the Rocky 
 
 mountains in 1842, and to Oregon and North 
 California in 1843,4. W., 1845. 8" 26^-39 
 
 — See Preuss, C. Topographical map 25-351 
 
 — Woodworth, F. C. Young American's life of 
 
 30-1450 
 
 Fremy, A. La cousine Julie. N. Y., 1861. 8° 
 
 34-4645 
 
 French, B. F. Biographia Americana. N. Y. , 1825. 
 8» 30-39 
 
 — Historical collections of Louisiana, embracing 
 
 many rare and valuable documents relating to 
 
 the natural, civil, and political history of that 
 
 state. Parts 1-3, 5. N. Y., 1846-1853. 4 v. 8° 
 
 26''-79 
 
 — History of the rise and progress of the iron 
 
 trade of the U. S., 1621 to 1857. N. Y., 1858. 
 8» 1-83 
 
 French, D. See Cumming, J. 
 
 French, G. J. Life and times of Samuel Crompton, 
 inventor of the spinning machine called the 
 mule. L., 1859 . .' . . 30-1173 
 
 French, H. F. Principles, processes, and effects of 
 draining land. N. Y., 1859 . 4-151 
 
 French, J. H. Gazetteer of New York ; embracing 
 a comprehensive view of the geography, geol- 
 ogy and general history of the state ; with a 
 map and full tables of statistics. Syracuse, 
 1860. 8» 25-120 
 
 French's minor drama. Ed. by Wemyss et al. 
 
 Nos. 1-296. 37 v. in 20. B. and N. Y. 
 
 24-113 
 
 French's modern standard drama. Ed. by Sargent, 
 Hows, "Wemyss et al. Nos. 1-344. 43 v. in 
 29. B. and N. Y. . . . 24-221 
 
 [These two collections are made up by the publishers, 
 French, Spencer, et al., of single dramas paged independently 
 and numbered consecutively, mostly without any general title 
 page, eight dramas being included in a vol., or sixteen in a 
 double vol. The dramas were issued under various names, 
 as, French's American drama, French's minor drama, French's 
 standard drama, minor drama, modern standard drama, and 
 Spencer's Boston theatre. The title of all these dramas and 
 the name of the writer, when known, are given under the 
 word Dramas, page 167.] 
 
 French academy, biographical history of. E. 
 
 Edwards 27''-1708 
 
 French authors at home. Mrs. A. E. Challice 
 
 30-1857 
 
 French chronicle of London. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 28 27''-195 
 
 French constitution, as revised and amended by the 
 
 national assembly, Sept. 3, 1791. L. , 1791. 
 
 8» 27^-1963 
 
 French country family, a. Mme de Witt 18-4028 
 French Eton. M. Arnold . . . 13-17 
 
 French in Africa. L. T. Cave . . 28»-166 
 French in India, (1674-1761.) G. B. Malleson 
 
 28^-258 
 
 French language and literature. Dictionaries. 
 
 — Dalin, A. F. Fransyskt och Svenskt lexicon 
 
 34-2997 
 
 — Kelham, R. Dictionary of the Norman or old 
 
 French language . . . 2-11* 
 
 — Littr^, E. Dictionnaire de la langue fran9aise 
 
 34-4976 
 
 — Spier's and Surenne's French and English pro- 
 
 nouncing d. .... 22-371 
 
 — Grammar, Composition, etc. 
 
 — Ahn, F. Praktischer lehrgang . 34-2397 
 Introductory practical course. Trans, by 
 
 Oelschlaeger .... 22-2 
 
 — Andre, G. G. Classical French grammar 22-6 
 
 — Baume, P. Practical French grammar and ex- 
 
 ercises 22-35 
 
 — Choquet, G. French composition 34-5168 
 
 — Cobbett, W. French grammar . 22-61 
 
 French language and literature — continued. 
 
 — CoUot, A. G. Progressive French grammar 
 
 22-67 
 
 — Didot, A. F. Orthographe, ou ortografie fran- 
 
 9aise • 34^4932 
 
 — Duflef, N. G. Nature displayed . 22-78 
 
 — Fasquelle, L. New method of learning 22-329 
 
 — Festu, J. French construction and prose com- 
 
 position . . • . . 22-86 
 
 — Gaillard, J. French orthoepy . 22-97 
 
 — Gerard, G. French course . . 22-92 
 
 — Girault-Duvivier, C. P. Grammaire des gram- 
 
 m aires 34-4878 
 
 — Henslowe, W. H. Phonarthron . 22-390 
 
 — Jouanne, L. E. Gender of French nouns 
 
 22-140 
 
 — Magill, E. H. French grammar . 22-160 
 
 — Mouteith, A. H. F. without a master 22-170 
 
 — Noel et Chapsal. Nouvelle grammaire fran- 
 
 9aise 34-5042 
 
 — Ollendorff, H. G. New method of learning 
 
 22-182 
 
 — Poitevin, P. Grammaire complete — theorie et 
 
 application .... 34-5036 
 Grammaire complete — corrige . 34-5035 
 
 — Porquet, L. P. R. F. de. New Parisian gram- 
 
 mar 22-72 
 
 — Prendergast, T. Mastery series, v. 2 22-351 
 
 — Quicherat, L. Versification fran9aise 34-5050 
 
 — Richons, V. Treatise on French versification 
 
 . ' . . . 22-722 
 
 — Winkelmann, F. T. Exercises in syntax 22-293 
 
 — Beading and conversation (inc. interlin. 
 
 trans.) 
 
 — Choquet, G. Easy conversations in French 
 
 22-55 
 
 — Collot, A. G. French anecdotes and questions, 
 
 progressive . . . . 34-4229 
 
 — Fasquelle, L. Napoleon, par A. Dumas ; with 
 
 conversational exercises . . 34-5033 
 
 — Fenelon, F. de L. Telemachus; eight books 
 
 with key (int. tr.) . . . 34-5025 
 
 — Gardel, J. S. H. Conversations on Italy in 
 
 French and English . . . 34-5030 
 
 — Perrin's fables (int. tr.) . . 34-5043 
 
 — Peyrac, Mme de. Comment on Parle a Paris 
 
 . 34-5044 
 
 — Pinney, N. Progressive French reader 34-5048 
 
 — Porquet, L. P. R. F. de. Modern Parisian 
 
 phraseology .... 22-73 
 
 — St. Pierre, B. Voyages of Amasis in French 
 
 and English .... 34-3665 
 
 — Sismondi, J. C. L. Battles of Cressy and 
 
 Poictiers (int. tr.) . . . 34-5058 
 
 — Surault, F. M. J. French fables (int. tr.) 
 
 34-5052 
 
 — History and selections. 
 
 — Angell, J. B. Handbook of . 22-910 
 
 — Astie, J. F. Louis XIV and the writers of his 
 
 age 
 
 22-918 
 
 — Barante, A. G. P. B. de. Litterature fran9aise 
 
 pendant le xviii e siecle . . 34-4743 
 
 — Baron, A. Resume de I'histoire de la littera- 
 
 ture fran9aise .... 34-4013 
 
 — Beard, C. Port Royal . . . 32-963 
 
 — Gary, H. F. The early French poets 22-954 
 
 — Challice, A. E. French authors at home 
 
 . ' 30-1857 
 
 — Chapsal, M. Le9ons et modeles de litterature 
 
 fran9aise . . . . 34-5027 
 
 — Costello, L. S. Specimens of the early poetry 
 
 of France 23-56 
 
 — Craufurd, Q. Essais sur la litterature fran9aise 
 
 a I'usage d'une dame etrangere 34-4742 
 
 — Demogeot, J. Histoire de la litterature fran- 
 
 9aise 34-3183 
 
 — Fleurs du Pamasse fran9aise . 34-4473 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. G. Corneille and his times 
 
 . ' 22-1071 
 
 — Half hours with the best Fr. authors 22-1074 
 
FRENCH. 
 
 222 
 
 FRIENDS. 
 
 French language and literature — continued. 
 
 — Ladreyt, C. Repertoire de litterature fran9aise 
 
 34-5041 
 
 — Lafitte, J. B. P. French stage ajid French peo- 
 
 ple . . . . . . 24-304 
 
 — La Harpe— ahr^gS du cours de litterature 
 
 34-4458 
 
 — Masson, G. Introduction to the history of 
 
 French literature . . . 22-1181 
 
 — Nisard, D. Historic de la litterature fran9aise 
 
 34r-5471 
 
 — Noel et Delaplace. Le9ons fran9aises de littera- 
 
 ture et de morale . . . 34-4708 
 
 — Picot, C. Beauties of French drama 34-5046 
 
 — Reynold, G. W. M. Modern literature of 
 
 France 22—1177 
 
 — Ris, L. C. de. Critiques de la litterature 
 
 34^3994 
 
 — Roemer, J. Polyglott reader . 22-211 
 
 — Rowan, F. M. Morceaux choises des auteurs 
 
 modernes, a I'usage de la jeunesse 34-5055 
 
 — Seron, T. Mosaique fran9aise . 34-5057 
 
 — Tastu, Mme A. Album des jeunes personnes 
 
 34-3910 
 
 — Thery, A. Cours abrege de litterature 34-3996 
 
 — Trublet. Essais de litterature . 34-5508 
 
 — Vapereau, G. L'annee litteraire et dramatique 
 
 34-3880 
 
 — Vericour, L. R. de. Modern French literature 
 
 22-1258 
 
 — Villemain, A. F. Cotirs de litterature franfaise 
 
 34-3890 
 
 — Vinet, A. Litterature de I'enfance 34-4593 
 Litterature de la jeunesse et de I'age mur 
 
 34-4595 
 
 Litterature fran9aise au xixe siecle 34-3896 
 
 History of French literature in the eighteenth 
 
 century 22-1261 
 
 — Wraxall, C. F. L. The second empire 22-1237 
 
 — See Chansons ; Proven9al ; Romance ; Songs. 
 French librarian. L. T. Ventouillac . 21-284 
 French students' monthly, (no title page.) 8" 
 
 22-85 
 
 French thoughts on Irish evils. Trans, from the 
 " Revue des deux mondes ;" with notes by a 
 son of the soil. L., 1868 . . 27M441 
 French under arms. B. Jerrold . . 27^-593 
 Freneau, P. Poems relating to the American revo- 
 lution ; with introductory memoir, and notes 
 by E. A. Duyckinck. N. Y., 1865 23-92 
 
 — Miscellaneous works ; containing his essays and 
 
 additional poems. Ph., 1788 . 23-53 
 
 Frere, M. Old Deccan days ; or, Hindoo fairy 
 
 legends, collected from oral tradition. L., 
 
 1868 18-1127 
 
 Frere et soeur. X. de Mont^pin . . 34-3558 
 Frere Jacques. C.-P. de Kock . . 34-4802 
 Frerichs, F. T. Clinical treatise on the diseases of 
 
 the liver. Trans, by C. Murchison. L., 1860. 
 
 2 V. 8" 10-697 
 
 Fresco painting. J. F. L. Merimee . 5-400 
 
 Fresenius, C. K, Qualitative chemical analysis. 
 
 N. Y., 1864. 8° ... 8-77 
 
 Fresh gleanings in Europe. D. G. Mitchell 27''-242 
 Fresh leaves. Mrs. S. P. Parton . 18-2442 
 
 Freund, W. See Andrews, E. A. 
 Frey, A. See Rimius, H. 
 
 Freyschtitz, der. C. M. von Weber . 5-862,4 
 Frey tag, G. Debit and credit . . 18-1108 
 
 — Pictures of German life in the 15th, 16tl], and 
 
 17th centuries. Trans, by Mrs. Malcolm. 
 L., 1862. 2 V 27''-2581 
 
 — Pictures of German life in the 18th and 19th 
 
 centuries. Trans, from the German by Mrs. 
 Malcolm. L., 1863. 2 v. . 27»-2582 
 
 Friarswood post oflace. Miss C. M. Yonge 18-3616 
 Frick, G. Treatise on the diseases of the eye ; in- 
 cluding the doctrines and practice of the most 
 eminent modern surgeons, and particularly 
 those of Professor Beer. Bait., 1823. 8° 10-465 
 
 Frick, J. Physical technics ; or, practical instruc- 
 tions for making experiments in physics and 
 constructing physical apparatus. Trans, by 
 J. D. Easter. Ph., 1862. 8° . 11-174 
 
 Fridolin. [Pseud.] See Valbezen. 
 Friedel, an autobiography. W. O. von Horn 
 
 18-3405 
 
 Friend of Moses. W. T. Hamilton . 32-377 
 
 Friend of women, the. Villemart, B. de 33-47 
 
 Friendless and helpless. E. Barlee . 2-529 
 
 Friendly counsel for girls. S. Cox . 33-419 
 
 Friendly societies. Ansell, C. Treatise on 1-266 
 
 — Becher, J. T. Constitution of . 1-276 
 Friendly sons of St. Patrick, brief account of so- 
 ciety of; with biographical notices of some 
 of the members, and extracts from the minutes. 
 Ph., 1844 26='-80 
 
 Friends and neighbors. T. S. Arthur 18-169 
 
 Friends' association of Philadelphia for the relief 
 
 of colored freedmen^ annual reports. Ph., 
 
 1864-7. 8» .... 2-991 
 
 Friends for the fireside. Mrs. Mathews 33-123 
 
 Friends in council. A. Helps . . 33-542 
 
 Friends' library ; comprising journals, doctrinal 
 
 treatises, and other writings of members of 
 
 the religious society of friends. Ed. by W. 
 
 and T. Evans. Ph., 1837-50. 14 v. 80 32-2001 
 
 Friends, religious society of. History. 
 
 — Bowden, J. History of friends in America 
 
 32-1090 
 
 — Cunningham, John. The quakers ; au inter- 
 
 national history . . . 82-2410 
 
 — Gilpin, T. Conduct of friends during the revo- 
 
 lutionary war .... 26''-483 
 
 — Hodgson, W. Select historical memoirs of 
 
 friends 32-1959 
 
 — Janney, S. M. History of friends to 1828 
 
 82-1019 
 
 — Michener, E. Retrospect of early quakerism 
 
 32-1002 
 
 — Norris, J. S. Early friends in Maryland 26''-611 
 
 — Penn, W. Rise and progress of the quakers, 
 
 with a key . . . . . 32-406 
 
 — Sewel, W. Rise and progress of the Christian 
 
 people called quakers . . . 32-2056 
 
 — Wagstaff, W. R. History of friends 32-1117 
 
 — Discipline and Doctrine. 
 
 — Allinson, W. T. Thoughts about the right 
 
 32-1082 
 
 — Barclay, R. An apology ; a vindication of the 
 
 doctrines of the quakers . . 32-896 
 
 — Charles and Josiah ; or, conversations between 
 
 a churchman and a quaker . . 32-1043 
 
 — Clarkson, T. Portraiture of quakerism 
 
 32-176 
 
 — Cockburn, J. Review of late disorders and di- 
 
 visions 32-1111 
 
 — Decow et al. vs. T. L. Shotwell, case of 
 
 2-216 
 
 Southard, S. L. Argument . 2-215 
 
 — Defence of the Christian doctrines of friends 
 
 82-1113 
 
 — Gould, M. T. C. Report of trial at Steubenville, 
 
 Ohio, 1828 32-1504 
 
 — Gurney, J. J. Religious peculiarities of friends 
 
 32-103 
 
 — Janney, S. M. Conversations and familiar dia- 
 
 logues 32-1086 
 
 — Richardson, N. Conversations of T. Story 
 
 33-1018 
 
 — Rules of discipline, with advices . 82-2009 
 
 — Rules of discipline of yearly meeting 82-1108 
 
 — Woods, E. R. Influence of the teachings of 
 
 George Fox 32-1518 
 
 — Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Appeal on behalf of the colored races. Ph., 
 
 1858. pph. 8" . . . . 2-990 
 
 — Catalogue of the books belonging to the library 
 
 of the four monthlv meetings of friends of 
 Philadelphia. Ph., 1853 . . 21-475 
 
FRIENDS. 
 
 223 
 
 FUGITIVE. 
 
 Friends, religious society of — continued. 
 
 — Evans, W. and T. Friends' library 32-2001 
 Piety promoted .... 32-1170 
 
 — Hancock, T. The peculium ; a prize essay on 
 
 tlie decline of friends . . . 32-874 
 
 — Hicks, E. Letters and observations on slavery 
 
 32-1502 
 
 Sermons 32-1501 
 
 — Memoirs and essays on religious subjects 32-1704 
 
 — Moral almanac .... 32-1698 
 
 — Parrish, E. Education among friends 13-163 
 
 — Rountree, J. S. Quakerism ; past and present 
 
 32-873 
 
 — Smith, J. Catalogue of friends' books 21-264 
 
 — Social hours with friends . . 32-2314 
 
 — Webb, M. Fells of Swarthmoor hall 32-1675 
 
 — Woolman, J. Journal and works . 82-1866 
 
 — See names of eminent "friends." 
 Friendships of women. W.R.Alger . 33-1389 
 Frisi, P. Treatise on rivers and torrents, with an 
 
 essay on navigable canals. Trans, by J. 
 
 Garstin. L., 1861 . . . 6-852 
 
 Friswell, J. H. Familiar words ; an index verbo- 
 
 rum, or quotation handbook. L.,1865 22-1055 
 
 — Gentle life ; essays in aid of the formation of 
 
 character. 2d ed. L., 1864. 2 v. 33-1094 
 
 ' — Life portraits of William Shakspeare ; illustrated 
 
 by photographs. L., 1864. 8° . 30-1978 
 
 — Varia ; readings from rare books. L., 1866 
 
 22-1056 
 
 Frithiof s Saga. E. Tegner . . . 23-939 
 
 Fritz Harold ; or, the temptation. Miss S. A. Myers 
 
 18-2307 
 
 Frobel, J. Seven years travel in Central America, 
 Northern Mexico, and the far west of the 
 United States. L., 1849. 8» . 26''-361 
 
 — Theorie der politik. Wien, 1861-4. 8° 34-2323 
 Frobisher, J» E. Culture of voice and action, with 
 
 an appendix of readings. N. Y., 1807 22-641 
 
 Froissart, J. Chroniques ; memoires, etc., pour ser- 
 
 vir a I'histoire de France. Ed. par J. Yanoski. 
 
 P., 1846 34-3335 
 
 — Chronicles of England, France, Spain, and the 
 
 adjoining countries, from the latter part of the 
 reign of Edward II to the coronation of Henry 
 
 IV. Trans, by T. Johnes, with a life of the 
 author, an essay on his works, and a criticism 
 on his history. L., 1842. 2 v. R. 8» 27''-3421 
 
 — Same. L., 1808. 12 v. 8° . . 27'^-3420 
 From Cape Cod to Dixie and the tropics. J. M. 
 
 Mackie 26''-494 
 
 From dawn to dark in Italy . . . 18-1109 
 From dawn to day light. Mrs. H. W. Beecher 18-304 
 From the oak to the olive. Julia W. Howe 27''-941 
 From Oxford to Rome. Miss Harris . 18-1110 
 From poor house to pulpit. W. M. Thayer 
 
 30-1330 
 
 Froment, M. Pulcherie. P., 1860 . 34-3336 
 
 — Souvenirs d'une institutrice. P., 1862 34-4444 
 Fromentin, E. Un ete dans la Sahara. 2me ed. 
 
 P., 1859 34-5282 
 
 Fronde, episode du temps de la. La reine de Paris. 
 Th. Anne 34-4384 
 
 — Cousin, V. Mme de Longueville pendant la F. 
 
 34-4508 
 
 Fronmuller, G. F. C See Lange, J. P. 
 Frontenac. A. B. Street . . . 23-531 
 
 Frontier adventure, stories of. W. T. Coggeshall 
 
 18-669 
 
 Frost, J. Book of the Indians of North America ; 
 illustrating their manners, customs, and pres- 
 ent state. N. Y,, 1845 . . 26«-81,023 
 
 — Great cities of the world, in their glory and in 
 
 their desolation. Auburn, 1853 . 29''-74 
 
 — Omnibus ; or, general repository of instruction 
 
 and entertainment. Ph., 1857. 80 33-707 
 
 — Pictorial history of the United States. Ph. , 1844. 
 
 2 V. 8» 26='-384 
 
 Frost, Mrs. J. B. The rebellion in the United States. 
 
 V. 1. B., 1862. 8° . . . 26»-928 
 
 Frost, S. A. Parlor charades and proverbs. Ph., 
 1859 20-180 
 
 Frost and fire. J. F. Campbell . . 9-993 
 
 Frothingham, N. L. Metrical pieces, translated and 
 original. B., 1855 . . . 23-517 
 
 Frothingham, R. History of the siege of Boston, and 
 of the battles of Lexington, Concord, and 
 Bunker Hill, and an account of the Bunker 
 Hill monument. B., 1849. 8» . 26''-257 
 
 — Life and times of Joseph Warren. B., 1865. 8° 
 
 30-1731 
 
 — Tribute to T. Starr King. B., 1865 30-1577 
 Froude, J. A. History of England from the fall of 
 
 Wolsey to the death of Elizabeth. L. , 1858-67. 
 
 V. 1-10. 8° 27''-425 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1867,8. 10 v. . 27''-426 
 
 — Short studies on great subjects. L., 1867. 2 v. 
 
 33-1306 
 
 Frozen stream. C. Toralinson . . 11-223 
 
 Frugal housewife. L. M. Child . . 6-168 
 
 Fruits and fruit culture. Baker, C. R. Practical and 
 
 scientific fruit culture . . . 4^245 
 
 — Barry, P. Fruit garden . . . 4-124 
 
 — Beecher, H. W. Plain and pleasant talk about 
 
 fruits, flowers, and farming . . 4-101 
 
 — Brehaut, T. C. Corden training of fruit trees 
 
 4-138 
 
 — Downing, A. J. Fruits and fruit trees of 
 
 America 4-11 
 
 — Du Breuil, M. Grafting, pruning, and training 
 
 4-173 
 
 — Elliott, F. R. Fruit book . . 4-78 
 
 — Fuller, A. S. Small fruit culturist . 4-273 
 
 — Hooper's western fruit book . . 4-89 
 
 — Neill, P. Fruit and kitchen garden 4-53 
 
 — Phillips, H. Companion for the orchard 4-198 
 
 — River's miniature fruit garden . 4-276 
 
 — Smith, J. Fruits and farinacea . 10-379 
 
 — Thomas, J. J. American fruit culturist 4-266 
 
 — Trimble, J. P. Insect enemies of fruit 9-1234 
 
 — Vegetable substances. L. E. K. . 6-834 
 
 — See Pomology, and names of fruits. 
 
 Fry, C. Autobiography and letters. Ph., 1849 
 30-190 
 
 — Christ our law. N. Y., 1842 . . 32-53 
 
 — The listener. Ph., 1844 . . . 33-1286 
 
 — Word to women ; the love of the world, and 
 
 other gatherings. Ph., 1840 . 32-1830 
 Fry, E., memoir of the life of; with extracts from 
 her journal and letters. Ed. by her daugh- 
 ters. Ph., 1847,8. 2 V. 80 . 30-188 
 
 — Timpson, T. Memoirs of . . 30-189 
 Fry, F. The Bible by Coverdale. MDXXXV. Re- 
 marks on the titles ; the year of publication ; 
 the preliminary ; the water marks, &c. ; with 
 fac-similes. L., 1867. 8» . . 21-181 
 
 Fry, H. 0. Sec Campbell, John. (Feringhee 
 
 Bacha.) 
 Fry, J. Short history of the church of Christ. L., 
 
 1825. 8° 32-1605 
 
 Fry, J. R. Life of Gen. Zachary Taylor; from 
 
 materials collected by R. T. Conrad. Ph., 
 
 1847 30-519 
 
 Fry, W. H. Leonora ; a lyrical drama. Words by 
 
 J. R. Fry. Piano arrangement. N. Y., 1846. 
 
 R. 8° 5-835 
 
 — [Ed.] Complete treatise on artificial fish-breed- 
 
 ing. N. Y., 1854 . . . 4-206 
 
 Fryxell, A. History of Sweden, translated by A. 
 
 von Schoultz. L. 1844. 2 v. . 27»-2766 
 Fudge doings. D. G. Mitchell . . 18-2216 
 Fuel. Edwards, F. Economical use of f. 6-43 
 
 — Knapp, F., et al. Chemical technology, v. 1, 
 
 pts. 1,2 8-42 
 
 — Prideaux, T. S. Economy of fuel 6-525 
 
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 warming. 
 
 Fuessli. See Fuseli. 
 
 Fugitive slaves. Parker, T. Trial for " misdemea- 
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FUGITIVE. 
 
 324 
 
 GAIGNAT. 
 
 Fugitive slaves. Peters, R. Case of E. Prigg vs. 
 com. of Penna. . . . . 3-37 
 
 — Wheeler, J. H. , vs. Passmore Williamson 2-228 
 Fiihrer des maschinisten. E. F. Scholl 34-2351 
 Fulke, W. Confutation of the Rhemish testament ; 
 
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 — Stapleton's fortress overthrown ; a rejoinder to 
 
 Martiall's reply ; a discovery of the danger- 
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 Sanders. Ed. by Rev. R. Gibbings. Camb. , 
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 Full report of the inquiry into any acts of intimida- 
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 promoted, encouraged, or connived at by trades 
 unions or associations, whether of workmen 
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 1867. .Manchester, [1867.] 8" . 2-347 
 
 Fullarton, Lady G. See FuUerton, Lady G. 
 
 Fuller, A. B. Life sketch, by R. F. Fuller 30-1432 
 
 Fuller, A. G. Principal w*orks and remains of 
 Rev. Andrew Fuller, with a memoir of his 
 life by his son. L., 1852 . . 32-647 
 
 Fuller, A. S. The forest tree culturist. K Y., 1866 
 4-256 
 
 — Grape culturist. N. Y., 1864 . . 4-186 
 
 — The small fruit culturist. N. Y., [1867] 4-273 
 Fuller, F. Medicina gymnastica ; or, a treatise con- 
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 Fuller, F. A. and M. V. Poems of sentiment and 
 imagination, with dramatic and descriptive 
 pieces. N. Y., 1851. 8° . . 23-290 
 
 Fuller, H. Belle Brittain on a tour, at Newport ; 
 and here and there. N. Y., 1858 26b-338 
 
 — Sparks from a locomotive ; or, life and liberty 
 
 in Europe. N. Y., 1859 . . 2';''-516 
 
 Fuller, H. W. On diseases of the chest, including 
 
 diseases of the heart and great vessels. L. , 
 
 1862. 8" . . . . , . 10-368 
 
 — On diseases of the lungs and air passages. 
 
 From the 2d Lond. ed. Ph., 1867. 8" 10-765 
 Fuller, M. V. Fashionable dissipation 18-1111 
 
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 Fuller, R. F. Chaplain Fuller ; being a life-sketch 
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 Fuller, T. The church history of Britain from the 
 
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 32-2050 
 
 — Good thoughts in bad times, and other papers. 
 
 B., 1863 32-1067 
 
 — History of the holy war. L., 1840 . 39''-136 
 
 — History of the worthies of England ; a new edi- 
 
 tion. By P. A. Nuttall. L., 1840. 3 v. 8» 
 
 30-192 
 
 Fullerton, Lady G. Ellen Middleton . 18-1115 
 
 — Grantley manor .... 18-1116 
 
 — Ladybird 18-1117 
 
 — Laurentia ; a tale of Japan . . 18-3777 
 
 — Rose Leblanc. P., 1860 . . 34-4375 
 
 — Too strange not to be true . . 18-1114 
 FuUom, S. W. Daughter of night . 18-525 
 
 — King and countess . , . . 18-1119 
 
 — The marvels of science, and their testimony to 
 
 holy writ. L., 1854 . . . 32-2232 
 Fulminating powders, fabrication of. H. Dussauce 
 
 6-318 
 
 Fulton, R. Torpedo war, and submarine explosions. 
 
 N. Y.,1810. Oblong 4» . . 6-597 
 
 — Colden, C. D. Life of . . . 80-191 
 
 — Reigart, J. F. Life of . . . 30-933 
 
 — Renwick, J. Life of. (S. A. B. 10) 30-497 
 Fundamental truths. C. D. Marston . 33-3365 
 Funeral ceremonies. See Burial ; Mummies. 
 Fiinf Neue Novellen. P. Heyse , . 34-634 
 Funguses. Badham, C. D. Esculent f. of Eng- 
 land 9-3 
 
 — Berkeley, M. J. British fungology 9-10 
 
 — Cooke, M. C. Account of British fungi 9-93 
 Microscopic fungi . . . 9-37 
 
 Funke, 0. Atlas of physiological chemistry ; a sup- 
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 Funny story book .... 18-1133 
 Fur hunters of the far west. A. Ross . 36''-363 
 Fur trade. Dunn, J. British North American f. t. 
 36»-68 
 
 — Mackenzie, A. Rise and present state of 
 
 36^-83,1010 
 
 Furber, D. L. See Phelps, A. 
 
 Furber, G. C. Twelve months volunteer; or, jour- 
 nal of a private in the Tennessee regiment of 
 cavalry, in the campaign of Mexico, 1846,7; 
 including a complete history of the war with 
 Mexico. Cin., 1850. 8° . . 26^-529 
 
 Furioso. W. Miiller .... 30-1672 
 
 Furnaces, forges, and rolling mills of the U. S. 
 Lesley, J. P. Guide to . . 6-361 
 
 Furness, W. H. Unconscious truth of the four 
 gospels. Ph., 1868 . . . 32-2445 
 
 — The veil partly lifted and Jesus becoming visible. 
 
 B., 1864 33-1168 
 
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 Furniss, W. The old world ; or, scenes and cities 
 in foreign lands. N. Y., 1850 . 37b-218 
 
 — Waraga; or, the charms of the Nile. N. Y., 
 
 1850 28'^-131 
 
 Furniture. Loudon, J. C. Encyclopaedia of archi- 
 tecture 5-489 
 
 — Sloan, S. Homestead architecture 5-340 
 Furnivall, F. J. See Early English text society 
 
 ■ (3,13.15,16,34,33) 
 
 Fuseli, H. Life and writings ; the former written 
 and the latter edited by John Knowles. L., 
 1831. 3 V. 8° . . . . 30-193 
 
 — Lectures on painting. See Barry 5-3 
 
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 Futtehgurh mission. J. J. Walsh . 33-793 
 
 Future of Africa. A. Crummell . . 38^-387 
 Future of the human race. W. Ellis . 15-374 
 
 Future state. Alger, W. R. History of the doctrine 
 of . • 32-1106 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Powers of the world to come 
 
 32-475 
 
 — Clark, D. W. Man all immortal . 32-1316 
 
 — Dick, T. Philosophy of . . 32-2303 
 
 — Dorr, B. Recognition of friends in heaven 
 
 32-72 
 
 — Guileville, G. de. Pylgremage of the sowle 
 
 32-2007 
 
 — Hamilton, R. W. Revealed doctrine of rewards 
 
 and punishments . . . 32-2207 
 
 — Irving, E. Judgment to come . 32-1657 
 
 — Swedenborg, E. Heaven and hell 32-621 
 
 — Taylor, I. Physical theory of another life 
 
 32-1899 
 
 — Zschokke, H. Meditations on death 32-1055 
 
 — See Heaven ; Universalism. 
 
 Fyfe, W. W. Agricultural science applied in prac- 
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 G.,A. J. Tried and true . . . 18-3277 
 Gaboriau, fi. Les manages d'aventure. P., 1863 
 
 34-3337 
 
 Gabriel. Mary How itt . . . 18-1510 
 
 Gabriel Lambert. A. Dumas . . 34-3256 
 Gabrielle, mcmoires de la belle . . 34-4797 
 Gabrielle d'Estrees et la politique de Henri IV. B, 
 H. R. Capefigue . . . 34-5402 
 
 Gaelic language. Reid, J. Bibliotheca Scoto-Celtica 
 
 21-340 
 
 — Stewart, A. Elements of Gaelic grammar 
 
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 — See Highlands. 
 
 Gage, F. D. Elsie Magoon . . 18-1219 
 
 — Poems. Ph., 1867 . . . 23-912 
 Gage, W. L. Life of Carl Ritter. N. Y., 1867 
 
 30-1931 
 
 — See Ritter, C. 
 
 Gaieties and gravities. Horace Smith 18-2937 
 
 Gaignat, L.-J. See Bure, L. J. de. 
 
GAIGNAT. 
 
 235 
 
 GANGOOLY. 
 
 Gaignat cle Laulnais, C. F. Guide clu commerce. 
 
 Paris. f» . . . . 34-4963 
 
 Gaillard, J. French orthoepy. L., 1866 32-97 
 Gairduer, W. T. Public health in relation to air 
 
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 Gala-days. Miss A. E. Dodge . . 33-474 
 
 Galanteries de la cour de Louis XV. St. Mars 
 
 34-5345 to 7 
 
 Galard Terraube, V. de. See Herbert, M. E. Three 
 
 phases of Christian love . . 32-3258 
 Galatians, epistle to. Barnes, A. Notes 33-700 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentaries on . 83-1350 
 
 — Luther, M. Commentary on . 32-133 
 Galaxy, the, an illustrated magazine, v. 1-5. N. 
 
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 Galbraith, J. A. Manual of the steam engine. L., 
 
 1864 11-350 
 
 Gale, G. Upper Mississippi ; or, historical sketches 
 
 of the mound builders, the Indian tribes ; and 
 
 the progress of civilization in the northwest. 
 
 Cliicago, 1867 . . . 36=^997 
 
 Gale, N. Pilgrims' first year in New England. B., 
 
 1857 36=^579 
 
 Galen. Writings. See Coxe, J. R. . 10-34 
 
 Galerie du xviiie siecle. A. Houssaye . 34-5395 
 Galerie historique des hommes celebres. C. P. 
 
 Landon 34-5143 
 
 Galeries historiques du palais de Versailles. P., 
 
 1843 34-5437 
 
 Gales and Seaton. See Debates in congress 36*-797 
 Galfridus. Promptorium parvuloium. Camden 
 soc. pub. v. 35,54,89 . . , 87^-195 
 Galignani, A. and W. New Paris guide, containing an 
 accurate statistical and historical description 
 of all the institutions, public edifices, curiosi- 
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 Galilei, Galileo. Bethune, J. E. D. Life of. B., 
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 Gall, J. Historical sketch of the origin and progress 
 
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 Gall and Spurzheim. See Spurzheim. 
 
 Gallais, J. P. See Anquetil, L. P. 
 
 Gallatin, A. Considerations on th« currency and 
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 — Synopsis of the Indian tribes in North America. 
 
 Am. antiq. soc. trans, v. 3 . 36''-636 
 
 Gallaudet, T. H. Discourses on various points of 
 
 Christian faith and practice. Hart., 1818. 8" 
 
 32-1110 
 
 — Youth's book on natural theology ; illustrated 
 
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 Gallenga, A. Country life in Piedmont. L., 1858 
 
 27'>-478 
 
 — Historical memoir of Fra Dolcino and his times. 
 
 L., 1853 27^-3333 
 
 — History of Piedmont. L., 1855. 3 v. 8» 
 
 37»-3333 
 
 — Invasion of Denmark in 1864. L., 1864. 3 v. 
 
 37='-3773 
 
 — Italy, past and present. L., 1849. 3 v. 
 
 37''-3230 
 
 — Italy in 1848. L., 1851. 8° . 37''-3331 
 Galleries of art. See Art galleries. 
 
 Gallery of literary portraits. G. Gilfillan 30-1657 
 Gallerv of nature. T. Milner . . 35-54 
 Gallinaceous birds. Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 14 9-593 
 Galloway, R. First step in chemistry. L., 1860. 3 v. 
 8-59 
 
 — Manual of qualitative analysis. 4th ed. L., 
 
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 15 
 
 Gallus. W. A. Becker .... 37''-3143 
 Galleys. Marteillie, J. Huguenot galley-slave 
 
 30-1883 
 
 Gait, J. Annals of the parish and Ayrshire legatees 
 
 18-1133 
 
 — The entail 18-1134 
 
 — Lawrie Todd 18-1135 
 
 — Letters from the levant ; containing views of 
 
 the state of society in Greece and several of 
 the principal islands of the archipelago. L., 
 1813. 8° '"37K-200 
 
 — Life and studies of Benjamin AVest, prior to his 
 
 arrival in England. Ph., 1816. 8° 30-561 
 
 — Life of Cardinal Wolsey. L., 1846 30-577 
 
 — Lives of the players. B., 1831. 3 v. 30-194 
 
 — Provost, and other tales . . . 18-1137 
 
 — Sir Andrew Wylie of that ilk . 18-1138 
 
 — Some passages in the life of Mr. Adam Blair ; 
 
 and the history of Matthew Wald 18-1980 
 
 — See Picken, A. 
 
 Galton, F. Art of travel ; or, shifts and contrivances 
 available in wild countries. 3d ed., revised 
 and enlarged. L., 1856 . . 39>'-343 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. L., 1860 . . . 29^-244 
 
 — (Ed.) Vacation tourists and notes of travel, 
 
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 Galvanism. Althaus, J. Use in paralysis and other 
 
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 — Harris, W. S. Rudimentary treatise on 
 
 11-301 
 
 — See Electricity ; Magnetism ; Mesmerism. 
 Gamble, G. W. Manual for councils. Ph., 1860,1 
 
 36"-68T. 
 
 Gamble, J. Essay on signals. L., 1797. 4« 6-1030 
 Gamblers. Green, J. H. Twelve days in the tombs 
 
 30-1518 
 
 Gambler's wife. Mrs. Grey . . . 18-1373 
 Game. Adams, 11. G. Game birds , 9-501 
 
 — Boner, C. Forest creatures . . 9-514 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. American game . 20-370 
 
 — Jardine, W. Game birds. N. 1., 8 9-593 
 
 — King, W. R. Sportsman and naturalist in 
 
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 — Porter, W. T. Game of North America 30-364 
 
 — Roosevelt, R. B. Game birds of the northern 
 
 states 20-460 
 
 — St. John, C. Natural history and sport in 
 
 Moray 9-623 
 
 Games. Academic uuiverselle des jeux 34-5234 
 
 — Bescherelle, L, N. Les jeux chez tous les 
 
 peuples 34-4861 
 
 — Bohn, H. G. Handbook of games . 30-181 
 
 — Forest, G. The play-ground . . 30-177 
 
 — Hoyle's games .... 30-185 
 
 — Jeu du trictrac, le. Par M. J. M. F. 84-4938 
 
 — Pardon, G. F. Handy book of . 30-173 
 
 — Round games for all parties . . 30-350 
 
 — Spayth, H. American draught player 30-63 
 
 — See Charades ; Pastimes ; Recreation ; Tricks. 
 Games and stories for the parlor. See Weeks' de- 
 light 18-1141 
 
 Gamgee, J. Cattle plague ; with oflicial reports of 
 the international veterinary congresses, held in 
 Haniburg, 1863, and in Vienna, 1865. L., 
 1866. 8» 4-339 
 
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 Gamester. Arthur, T. S. [In Tales of domestic life] 
 
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 Gaming. Oliphant, G. H. H. Law concerning 
 
 V. 35 of 3-00 
 
 Gammell, W. 'Life of Samuel Ward. (S. A. B. 19) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — Life of Roger Williams. (S. A. B. 14) 30-497 
 Ganaches, les. Victorien Bardou . . 34-4664 
 Gandy, J. P. See Gell, W. 
 
 Gan-Eden. W. H. Hurlbut . . . 26''-269 
 Gangooly, J. C. Life and religion of the Hin- 
 doos, with a sketch of my life and experience. 
 B., 1860 ..... 33-933 
 
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 226 
 
 GARRATT. 
 
 Ganilh, C. Inquiry into the various systems of 
 political economy ; trans, by D. Boileau. N. 
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 Gannal, J. N. History of embalming, and of prepara- 
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 10-49 
 
 Ganot, A. Elementary treatise on physics. Trans, 
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 Gant, F. J. Evil results of over-feeding cattle ; il- 
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 4-237 
 
 Garbett, E. God's word written ; the doctrine of 
 the inspiration of the holy scriptures. B. 
 
 32-2284 
 
 Garbett, E. L. Rudimentary treatise on the princi- 
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 5-372 
 
 Garcia de la Huerta. See Huerta. 
 
 Garcilaso de la Vega. See Vega. 
 
 Garqon sans souci. ,Pigault-Lebrun . 34-4807 
 
 Garde-chasse, la. E. Berthet . . 34-4191 
 
 Garde, la flotille du lac de. A. des Varannes 
 
 34-4661 
 
 Garde noire. P. Feval .... 34-5306 
 
 Gardel, Mrs. J. S. H. Conversations on Italy ; in 
 
 English and French ; designed for the use of 
 
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 Vuillaut. Ph., 1858 . . . 34-5030 
 
 Garden of health. W. Langham . . 10-773 
 
 Garden that paid the rent, the. 4th ed. L., 1860 
 
 4-291 
 
 Gardener's assistant. R. Thompson . 4-128 
 
 Gardener's chronicle for 1843 to 1851. L. 10 v. 4» 
 
 4-510 
 
 Gardener's dictionary. P. Miller . 4-208 
 
 Gardener's monthly, v. 9. Ph., 1867. 8° 4-295 
 Gardener's year book. R. Hogg . . 4-275 
 
 Gardening and gardens. Biidgcman, T. Anier. 
 gardener's ass't .... 4-265 
 
 — Buist, R. Family kitchen gardener 4-49 
 
 — Cobbett, W. American gardener . 4-314 
 
 — Fessenden, T. C. New American gardener 
 
 4-16,51 
 
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 — Glenny, G. Culture of flowers and plants 
 
 4-135 
 
 Gardener's every day book . 4r-108 
 
 — Henderson, P. Gardening for profit 4-264 
 
 — Jacques, D. H. The garden . . 4-246 
 
 — Lcuchars, R. B. Treatise on hot-houses 4-56 
 
 — Loudon, J. C. Encyclopaedia of gardening 
 
 4-136 
 
 Villa gardener .... 4-69 
 
 — Loudon, Mrs. Amateur gardener's calendar 
 
 4-289 
 
 — M'Mahon, B. American gardener's calendar 
 
 4-22 
 
 — March, T. C. Flower and fruit decoration 
 
 5-332 
 
 — Marshall, C. Introduction to gardening 4-24 
 Planting " 4-25 
 
 — Neill, P. Kitchen garden . . 4-58 
 
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 — Wilkinson, J. G. Op color and taste 5-132 
 
 — Wilson, H. Chronicles of a garden 4-180 
 
 — See Bulbs and tubers ; Flowers ; Landscape 
 
 gardening ; Vegetables. 
 Gardette, C. D. Fire-fiend, and other poems. N. 
 Y., 1866 23-822 
 
 — Johnnie Dodge .... 18-4130 
 Gardian de la camargue. Mme L. Figuier 34-4676 
 Gardiner, A. F. Narrative of a journey to the 
 
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 28''-212 
 
 — Marsh, J. W. Memoir of . - 30-948 
 Gardiner, J. Doddrij^lge, P. Life of . 30-1956 
 
 Gardiner, S. R. History of England from the ac- 
 cession of James I to the disgrace of Chief 
 Justice Coke, 1603-1616. L., 1863. 2 v. 8" 
 27»-440 
 
 Gardiner, William. Music and friends ; or, pleasant 
 recollections of a dilettante. L., 1838. 2 v. 
 8» 5-10S6 
 
 — The music of nature ; or, an attempt to prove 
 
 that wliat is passionate and pleasing in the art 
 of singing, speaking, and performing upon 
 musical instruments, is derived from the 
 sounds of the animated world. B., 1837. 8» 
 
 5-1001 
 
 — ■ Same. 2d ed. L., 1843. 8» . 5-1 001* 
 
 Gardiner, William. Original poems, songs, and 
 essays ; with a narrative of his life, by his 
 daughter. L., 1854 . . . 23-790 
 
 Gardiner, Dr. William. Journal of the external 
 evidences of the Lord's gracious dealinirs 
 with. Ph., 1819. 8- . . . 32-89 
 
 Gardner, A. K. Old wine in new bottles ; or, spare 
 
 hours of a student in Paris. N. Y., 1848 
 
 27''-192 
 
 Gardner, D. P. [Ed.] Farmers' dictionary; a vo- 
 cabulary of terms in agriculture and horticul- 
 ture, and a compendium of practical fai'uiing. 
 N. Y., 1846 .... 4-207 
 
 — Medical chemistry, with its applications to 
 
 toxicology, physiology, therapeutics, and hy- 
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 Gardner, G. Travels in the interior of Brazil ; 
 principallj' through the northern provinces 
 and the gold and diamond districts, in 1830- 
 41. 2ded. L., 1849. 8° . 26»'-347 
 
 Gardner, James. Memoirs of eminent Christian fe- 
 males. Ph., 1844 . . . 30-196 
 
 Gardner, John. Household medicine ; containing 
 a famdiar descrijjtion of diseases, and the 
 most approved methods of treatment. 2d ed. 
 L., 1868. 80 ... . 10-430 
 
 Gardner, S. J. Autumn leaves. N. Y., 1805 
 33-1120 
 
 Garibaldi, G. Memoires. Trad, sur le manuscrit 
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 2v 34-5436 
 
 — An autobiography, edited by A. Dumas. Trans. 
 
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 — Life, written by himself ; with sketches of his 
 
 companions in arms. Trans, by T. Dwight. 
 N. Y., 1859 30-1160 
 
 — Chambers, Lieut. Col. ; Garibaldi and Italian 
 
 unity 27"-2178 
 
 — Dumus, A. Les Garibaldiens . 34-3202 
 
 — Forbes, C. S. Campaign in the two Sicilies 
 
 27''-2222 
 
 — Veechy, C. A. Garibaldi at Caprera 30-1398 
 Garibaldi, and other poems. M. E. Braddon 23-869 
 Garland, H. A. Life of John Randolph of Roanoke. 
 
 K Y., 1850. 2v. 8" . . 80-645 
 
 Garland, the ; poems from various authors 23-1001 
 
 Garland of flowers, composed of Cupid and Psyche, 
 from the golden ass of Apuleius, (anonymous,) 
 and of odes, chiefly from the Norse tongue. 
 By T. J. Mathias. N. Y., 1806 23-66 
 
 Garlick, T. Treatise on the artificial propagation of 
 fish. N. Y., 1858 . . . 4-132 
 
 Garneau, F. X. History of Canada till the union 
 year 1840,1. Trans, and accompanied with 
 illustrative notes, by A. Bell. Montreal, 
 1866. 2 V. 8» . . . . 26»-678 
 
 Garnett, R. Philological essays. Ed. by his son. L., 
 1859. 8° 22-443 
 
 Garnett vs. Macon. Opinion of Chief Justice Mar- 
 shall 2-64 
 
 Garrard, K. Nolan's system for training cavalry 
 horses. N. Y., 1862 . . . 6-601 
 
 Garrard, L. H. Chambersburg in the colony and 
 the revolution. Ph., 1856. 8° 26'^380 
 
 Gan-att, A. C. Medical electiicity. 3d ed. Ph., 
 1866. 8° 10-218 
 
GARRATT. 
 
 227 
 
 GAUSSEN. 
 
 Garratt, G. Marvels and mysteries of instinct. L., 
 
 1862 9-547 
 
 Garrett, E. Occupations of a retired life 18-1142 
 
 Garret Van Horn. J. S. Sauzade . 18-2733 
 
 Garretson, F. V. D. Carmina Yalensia ; complete 
 
 collection of Yale college songs, with piano 
 
 accompaniment. N. Y., 1867. 8° 5-968 
 
 Garrick, D. Bon ton ; or, high life above stairs. 
 
 B. D. V. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — High life below stairs ; farce. S. B. T. v. 2 
 
 24-191 
 
 — The country girl ; a comedy, altered from Wy- 
 
 cherly's Country wife. B. D. v 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 3 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 8 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 7 
 
 — Cymon ; di'amatic romance. B. 
 
 B. T. 
 
 24-143 
 24-107 
 24-141 
 24-142 
 24-191 
 V. 33 
 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 3 . . . 24-107 
 
 — The guardian. [From C. B. Fagan's Pupille.] 
 . B. D. V. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 5 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 9 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The Irish widow. B. D. v. 1 . 24-143 
 
 — Same, F's M. D. v. 21 . . 2J-113 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 4 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Lethe. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The lying valet ; a comedy. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 7 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 8 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The male coquette. M. B. D. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — Miss in her teens. M. B. D. 5 , 24-142 
 
 — Neck or nothing. M. B. D. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — A peep behind the curtain. M. B. T>. 5 24-142 
 
 — Private correspondence with the most celebrated 
 
 persons of his time ; with biographical memoir 
 L., 1831,2. 2 V. 4° . . . 30-2033 
 
 — Barriere, J. F. Memoires. v. 6 . 34-3519 
 
 — Cull, R. Garrick' s mode of reading the liturgy 
 
 22-027 
 
 — Davies, T. Memoirs of the life of . 80-1027 
 
 — Fitzgerald, P. Life of . . . 80-2370 
 
 — Murphy, A. Life of . . . 30-197 
 
 — See Johnson, Ben. Every man in his humour 
 
 V. 9 of 24-191 
 
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 Garrison, W. L. Stowe, H. B. Men of our times 
 
 80-2375 
 Garrod, A. B.' See Ballarxl, E. .* '. 10-373 
 
 Garth, S. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 23-485 
 
 Garvey, M. A. A manual of human culture. L., 
 
 1866 15-301 
 
 Gas and gas works. Anderson, A. Gaslight [in 
 
 History of the processes, etc. ] , 6-848 
 
 — Bowditch, W. R. Analysis, valuation, purifica- 
 
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 — Clegg, S. Manufacture and distribution of coal 
 
 gas 6-1012 
 
 — Colburn, Z. Gas works of London. 6-307 
 
 — Hughes, S. Manufacturing and distributing gas 
 
 6-341 
 
 — Peckston, T. S. Practical treatise 6-463 
 
 — Perkins, E. E. Gas and ventilation 6-133 
 
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 Gascoigne, G. (Sanford's Br. poets) v. 1 of 23-48 
 Gascoyne. R. M. Ballantyne . . 18-262 
 Gaskell, Mrs. E. 0. Cousin Phillis, and other tales 
 
 18-1144 
 
 — Cranford 
 
 — A dark night's work 
 
 — The grey woman, and other tales . 
 
 — Life of Charlotte Bronte. N. Y., 1857. 
 
 — Same. Leip., 1857. 2 v. 
 
 — Lizzie Leigh, and other tales 
 
 18-1145 
 18-1146 
 18-1143 
 
 2v. 
 
 30-955 
 30-955'> 
 18-1147 
 
 Gaskell, Mrs. E. C Lois the witch, and other tales 
 
 18-1148 
 
 — Mary Barton 18-1149 
 
 — Moorland cottage .... 18-1150 
 
 — North and south .... 18-1151 
 
 — Right at last, and other stories . 18-1152 
 
 — Ruth 18-1153 
 
 — Wives and daughters . . . 18-1155 
 Gaskell, J. Sense and sound, as they reciprocally 
 
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 Gasometry. R. Buusen . . . 8-62 
 
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 Gasparin, A. de. L'Amerique devant I'Europe. P., 
 1862. 8" 34-4529 
 
 — America before Europe ; principles and inter- 
 
 ests. Trans, by M. L. Booth. N. Y., 1862 
 26'^-424 
 
 — Le bonheur. 2me ed. P., 1862 . 34-3338. 
 
 — La liberte morale. P., 1868. 2 v. 34-5352 
 
 — The schools of doubt and the school of faith. 
 
 Trans, by R. B. Watson. E., 1854 32-708 
 
 — Science vs. modern spiritualism ; a treatise on 
 
 turning tables, the supernatural in general, and 
 spirits. Trans, by E. W. Robert, with an in- 
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 32-1015 
 
 — Un grand peuple qui se releve. 2me ed. P., 
 
 1862 34-3339 
 
 — Uprising of a great people ; the United States 
 
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 26^-408 
 
 Gasparin, Mme A. de. Au bord de la Mer. P., 1866 
 34-5011 
 
 — Camille. 2me ed. P., 1806 . . 34-5010 
 
 — Human sadness. N. Y., 1864 ^ . 82-1308 
 
 — Le mariage au point de vue chretien. 3me ed. 
 
 P., 1853. 3 V 34-5009 
 
 — Horizons celestes. 6me ed. P., 1862 34-3340 
 
 — Horizons prochains. 4me ed. P., 1861 34-3341 
 
 — The near and the heavenly horizons. N. Y., 
 
 1802 32-979 
 
 — Vesper. P., 1861 .... 84-3342 
 
 — Vesper. Trans, by M. L. Booth. N. Y., 1863 
 
 33-919 
 
 Gaspey, T. History of England under George III, 
 George IV, William IV, and Queen Victoria. 
 
 L. 3 V. 8° 27''-441 
 
 Gaspey, W. The physiology of "muffs" 18-3974 
 Gass, P. Journal of the voyages and travels of a 
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 Gaston, Hugh. A scripture account of the faith and 
 practice of Christians ; consisting of collec- 
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 Gastric regions, and victualling department, by an 
 old militia surgeon. L., 1860 . 10-455 
 
 — See Digestion. 
 Gastronomy. Brillat-Savarin. Physiologic du gout 
 
 34-3101 
 
 Transcendental gastronomy . 6-160 
 
 — See Food and diet. 
 
 Gate of the Pacific. B. Pirn . . 26*'-467 
 Gates ajar. E. S. Phelps . . . 18-2488 
 Gathered fragments. J. A. Clark . 32-855 
 
 Gathered treasures from, the mines of literature. 
 
 Cin., 1854. S" . . . . 33-869 
 
 Gatty, Mrs. A. The old folks from home; or, a 
 
 holiday in Ireland in 1861. L., 1863 27i'-627 
 Gaudichot-Masson. See Scribe, A. E. Theatre. 
 Gaudry, Alb. L'ile de Chypre . . 34-4678 
 Gauging. Keene, J. B. Handbook . 14-191 
 
 Gaussen, S. R. L. Canon of the holy scriptures 
 
 examined in the light of history. Trans, and 
 
 abridged by E. N. Kirk. B. . 32-1403 
 
 — Theopneusty ; or, the plenary inspiration of the 
 
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GAUT. 
 
 228 
 
 GENEALOGIES. 
 
 Gaut Guiley. D. P. Thompson . 
 Gautier, T. Avatar, conte. P., I806 
 
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 Gould. L., 1854 
 
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 — Mile de Maupin. P., 1859 . 
 
 — Militona. 3me ed. P., 1860 . 
 
 — La peau de tigre. P., 1866 . 
 
 — Quand on voyage. P., 1865 . 
 
 — Le ronian de la momie. 2me ed. 
 
 18-3221 
 84-4064 
 34-4429 
 
 V. 34-5292 
 by R. H. 
 27»'-340 
 34-3343 
 34-3346 
 34-3344 
 34-4430 
 34-5376 
 
 P., 1859 
 
 34-4063 
 18-1161 
 27''-318 
 34-3351 
 
 — Romance of the mummy 
 
 — Wanderings in Spain. L., 1853 
 
 — 15ee Girardin, Mme Emile 
 Gavazzi, A. Lectures delivered in New York, re- 
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 32-466 
 
 Gavin, H. Feigned and factitious diseases, chiefly 
 
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 Gaviota, la. C. Bohl d'Arron . . 34-21 
 
 Same, in English 
 
 Gay, J. Poetical works ; with a life of the author 
 by S. Johnson. B., 1854. 2 v. "' " 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 
 
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 — Beggar's opera. B. B. T. v. 34 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 
 
 — Same. D. L. T 
 
 — Same. L B. T. 
 
 — Same. M. B. D 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 18 . 
 Gay, S. Ellenore. P., 1864. 2 v. 
 
 — Un mariage sous I'empire. P., 1863 
 
 — Physiologic du ridicule. P., 1864 
 
 — Salons celebres. P., 1864 
 
 — Souvenirs d'une vieille femme. P., 
 
 B. B. T. 
 
 1 . 
 V. 1 
 
 V. 20 . 
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 23-434 
 
 23-488 
 
 23-93 
 
 24-71 
 
 24-143 
 
 24-107 
 
 24-141 
 
 24-142 
 
 24-191 
 
 34-5360 
 
 34-5281 
 
 34-5384 
 
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 1864 
 
 84-5364 
 
 22-629 
 
 Gay science, the. E. S. Dallas 
 
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 Gayarre, C. Romance of the history of Louisiana. 
 (1st series of lectures.) N. Y., 1848 26''-845 
 
 — Louisiana ; its colonial history and romance. 
 
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 — Louisiana ; its history as a French colonv. (3d 
 
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 — History of Louisiana ; the Spanish domination. 
 
 N. Y., 1866. 80 . . . . 26^848 
 
 The American domination. N. Y., 1866. 8" 
 
 26^-849 
 
 — Philip II of Spain. N. Y., 1866 . 27»-2026 
 Gayler, C. The love of a prince. F's S. D. v. 21 
 
 24-221 
 
 — The son of the night. F's S. D. v. 22 24-221 
 Gaylord, Glance. [Pseud.] See Bradlev, W. I. 
 Gayworthys. A. D. T. AVhitney . . " 18-3497 
 Gazette litteraire. F. M. Grimm . . 34-3874 
 Gazetteer of the manufactures and manufacturing 
 
 towns of the United States. N. Y., 1866. 4» 
 
 6-965 
 
 Gazetteer of the world. Ed. by a member of the 
 royal geographical society. E. 14 v. 8° 
 
 25-121 
 
 Gazetteers. Baldwin and Thomas. Gazetteer of the 
 U. S. . . ... . . 25-112 
 
 — Baldwin, T., et al. Universal pronouncing 
 
 gazetteer 25-106,118 
 
 — Callicot, T. C. Hand-book of universal geog- 
 
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 — Capper, B. P. Topographical dictionary of the 
 
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 — Echard, L. The gazetteer's or newsman's in- 
 
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 — Johnston, A. K. Dictionary of geography 
 
 2,5-103 
 
 — M'Cullough. J. R. Dictionary, geographical, 
 
 statistical, and historical . . 25-113,170 
 
 Gazetteers. Malham, J. Naval gazetteer 25-109 
 
 — Morse, J. American gazetteer, v. 1 25-105 
 
 — Morse and Parrish. Gazetteer of the eastern 
 
 continent, v. 2 . . . . 25-105 
 
 — North American and West Indian gazetteer 
 
 25-91 
 
 — Parliamentary g. of Ireland . . 25-177 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman 
 
 geography 25-104 
 
 — Thomas and Baldwin. Pronouncing gazetteer 
 
 of the world .... 25-108 
 
 — Worcester, J. E. Geographical dictionary 
 
 . ' . . . 25-110 
 
 — See names of geographical divisions. 
 
 Gazida. X. Mavmier .... 34-3928 
 Gazlay's Pacific monthly, v. 1. N. Y., 1865. 8" 
 
 17-85 
 
 Geary, J. F. Excrescences of homoeopathy. Ph., 
 
 1858 10-536 
 
 Geer, J. J. Beyond the lines ; or, a Yankee prisoner 
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 Geiger, H. Lydia ; a tale of the second century 
 
 18-^1157 
 
 Geikie, A. Scenery of Scotland, viewed in con- 
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 9-234 
 
 — Story of a boulder ; or, gleanings from the noter 
 
 book of a field geologist. Camb., 1858 
 9-233 
 
 — See Wilson, G. 
 
 Geikie, J. C. Life in the woods ; a boy's narrative 
 of the adventures of a settler's family in 
 Canada. B., 1865 . . . 26"-505 
 
 Geldard, J. Handbook on cotton manufacture ; or, 
 a guide to machine building, spinning and 
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 Geldart, Mrs. T. May Dundas ; or, passages in 
 young life 18-1162 
 
 — Popular history of England. N. Y., 1860 
 
 27«-442 
 
 — Stories of Scotland and its adjacent islands. 
 
 N. Y., 1861 .... 27''-1328 
 
 Gell, W. Topography of Rome and its vicinity. L., 
 
 1846. 8° 25-19 
 
 — Topography of Troj'- and its vicinity. L., 1804. 
 
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 Gell, W., and J. P. Gandy. Pompeiana ; the to- 
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 3d ed. L., 1852. 8° . . 27''-922 
 
 Gellert, C. F. Sammtliche Fabeln und Erzahlungen. 
 
 Leip., 1857 34-603 
 
 Gelzer, M. Life of Martin Luther, in fifty pictures, 
 
 from designs by Gustav Konig ; with a sketch 
 
 of the rise and progress of the reformation in 
 
 Germany. L., 1855. 8" . . 30-1582 
 
 Gem series. See Emerald ; Sapphire. 
 
 Gemma. T. A. Trollope . . . 18-3815 
 
 Gems, jewels, and precious stones. Barrera, Mme de. 
 
 Gems and jewels . . . 9-208 
 
 — Emanuel, H. Diamonds and precious stones 
 
 9-833 
 
 — Francis, J. G. Beach rambles . 9-233 
 
 — King, C. W. Antique gems . 5-190 
 Natural history of . . . 9-817 
 
 — Merrifield, M. P. Artificial gems . 5-153 
 
 — Walsh, R. Ancient coins, medals, and gems 
 
 . 32-375 
 
 — See Precious metals. 
 
 Gems from fable-land. W. O. Bourne 18-4010 
 
 Gems of German song ; with accompaniment for 
 
 piano forte. B., 1865. 4» . 5-977 
 
 Gems of Scottish song. The beauties of Caledonia. 
 
 B., 1845. 4° . . . - . 5-975,6 
 Gendre de M. Poirier, le. E. Augier and J. Sandeau 
 
 34-3029 
 
 Genealogical and chronological table of sovereigns 
 
 of England .... 27''-279 
 
 Genealogical history of the family of Montgomery 
 
 26''-683 
 
 Genealogies of our Lord. A. Hervey . 32-863 
 
GENEALOGY. 
 
 229 
 
 GEOGRAPHY. 
 
 Genealogy. Anderson, W. Genealogy and sur- 
 names 22-804 
 
 — Art, r, de verifier Ics dates 34-4936 to 4939 
 
 — Barry, J. S. Hanover, sketch of . 20''-634 
 
 — Bouton, N. Concord, history of . 26^-635 
 
 — Bridger, C. Index to printed pedigrees for 
 
 Great Britain .... 27^-107 
 
 — Camden soc. pub. v. 43. Visitation of tlie 
 
 county of Huntingdon . . _ 27»-195 
 
 — Coleman, J. Index to printed pedigrees 
 
 27''-276 
 
 — Collectanea topographia et genealogica 27''-278 
 
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 — See Heraldry ; Family history ; Peerage and 
 
 baronetage ; and names of families. 
 General biographical dictionary. A. Chalmers 
 
 30-1G96 
 
 General view of the fine arts, critical and historical ; 
 
 with an introduction by D. Huntington. 
 
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 Generative organs. See Sexual organs. 
 Genesis. Ballantyne, J. R. First three chapters 
 
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 32-961 
 
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 32-2141 
 
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 — Turner, S. H. Companion to the book of Gen- 
 
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 Genesis and Exodus, story of. [E. E. T. S. ] pt. 7 
 
 V. 4 of 2^1043 
 
 Genesis of the earth and of man ; or, the history of 
 creation and the antiquity and races of man- 
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 1860 32-964 
 
 Geneste, M. Parallel histories of Judah and Israel ; 
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 2 V. 8» 32-1593 
 
 Genetic cycle in organic nature. G. Ogilvie 9-951 
 Geneva. Abbott, J. Rollo in . . 27i'-438 
 Genevieve. A. Karr .... 34-3433 
 Genevieve. A. de Lamartine . . 34-3475 
 
 — Same, in English .... 18-1802 
 Genevieve de Brabant. Ch. Schmid . 34-4241 
 Genevieve Galliot. X. de Montepin . 34-3566 
 Genghis Khan. Abbott, J. History of 30-1239 
 Genie des arts. A. Vanault et al . . 34-4602 
 
 Genii, tales of the 18-3136 
 
 Genius. Brightwell, C. L. Annals of industry and 
 
 genius ...... 30-2344 
 
 — Giles, H. Illustrations of . . 33-110 
 Genius and faith. W. C. Scott . , 32-613 
 Genlis, S. F. D. St. A. de. Contes moraux. P., 1856 
 
 . 34-3347 
 
 -^ The Duchess de la Valliere, and Madame de 
 Maintenou 18-1169 
 
 — Madame de Maintenon. P., 1845 34-3950 
 
 — Mademoiselle de Clermont. Nouv. ed. P., 
 
 1861 34-3348,4730 
 
 — Mile de La Fayette. Roman historique, suivie 
 
 de Nouvelles. P., 1843 . . 34-3948 
 
 — Mile de La Fayette ; an historical novel 18-1170 
 
 — Memoires. [Barriere, J. F.] . v. 15 of 3519 
 
 — Memoirs illustrative of the history of the 18th 
 
 and 19th centuries. N. Y., 1825 30-1749 
 
 — Les petites emigres. Ouvrage a T usage de la 
 
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 — Le siege de la Rochelle. ' N. Y. et P., 1858 
 
 34-4441 
 
 Genlis, S. F. D. St. A. de. Souvenirs de Felicie. 
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 — Tales of the castle; or, stories of instruction and 
 
 delight 18-1160 
 
 — Theatre d'education. P., 1813. 5 v. 34-5018 
 
 — Les veillees du chateau, (contes morales pour 
 
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 Gennesaret, memories of. J. R. Macduff 32-727 
 Genoa. Celesia, E. Conspiracy of Fieschi 27^-2173 
 Genovesi, A. Logica e metafisica. Firenze, 1840. 
 
 2 V 84-2503 
 
 Genth, F. A. See Gibbs, W. 
 
 Gentile and Jew. J. J. I. Dollinger . 32-1013 
 Gentilhomme compagnard. C. de Bernard 34-3083 
 Gentilhomme pauvre, le. Dumanoir et Lafargue 
 
 34-3191 
 
 Gentle life. J. H. Friswell . . . 33-1094 
 Gentle shepherd; a pastoral comedy. A. Ramsay 
 
 23-321,327 
 
 Gentle skeptic. C.Walworth. (Ed.) . 32-1061 
 Gentleman, F. The tobacconist. Altered from Ben 
 
 Johnson. D. L. T. v. 11 . . 24-107 
 
 Gentleman, the. G. H. Calvert . . 33-426 
 
 — The English gentleman . . . 38-739 
 
 — Lieber, F. Character of the . . 33,216,7 
 
 — See Etiquette. 
 
 Gentlemen of the old school. G. P. R. James 18-1621 
 Gentleman's and builder's repository. E. Hoppus 
 
 5-709 
 
 Gentleman's hand-book of etiquette and guide to 
 
 polite society. N. Y. . . 33-305 
 
 Gentleman's mairazine ; or, monthly intelligencer. 
 
 V. 1-32, 204-223. L., 1781-1868. 8° 17-48 
 
 — A selection of curious articles from. L. jlSOO- 
 
 ll. 4 v. 8» . . . . 17-499 
 
 Gentoo laws 3-20, 450 
 
 — See Hindoo. 
 
 Geodesy. Narrien, J. Practical astronomy and g. 
 12-57 
 
 — "Williams, B. Practical g. . . 6-143 
 
 — See Surveying. 
 
 Geoffrey Hamlyn. H. Kinesley . , 18-1760 
 
 Geoffrey Moncton. Mrs. Moodie . 18-2236 
 
 Geoffrey of Monmouth. British history. Trans, by 
 
 A. Thompson. New ed., by J. A. Giles. L., 
 
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 — Same in Giles' six old English chronicles 27''-449 
 Geography. General and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Adams, E. Geography classified . 25-81 
 
 — Balbi, A. Abrege de geogi'aphie . 34-4523 
 
 — Bigland, J. View of the world . 25-10 
 
 — Bolm, H. G. Hand-book of modern geography 
 
 ..... 25-76 
 
 — Bulletin of thf American geographical society 
 
 . . . . . 25-83 
 
 — Cortambert, E. Cours de geographic 34-3168 
 
 — Dickinson, R. Elements of g. . 25-16 
 
 — Goldsmith, J. Manners, customs, and curiosi- 
 
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 — Guthrie, W. Universal geography 25-23,305 
 
 — Guy, J. Illustrated London g. . 25-92 
 
 — Harris, A. Geographical hand-book 25-89 
 
 — Heylyn, P. Mikrokosmos, a little description 
 
 of the great world . . . 25-26 
 
 — Hughes, W. Construction of maps 25-98 
 
 — Journal of American geographical society 25-84 
 
 — Journal of royal geographical society 25-85 
 
 — Koeppen, A. L. The world in the middle ages 
 
 25-370 
 
 — Laurie, J. System of g., founded on Malte- 
 
 Brun and Balbi .... 25-72 
 
 — Lavallee, T. Physical, historical, and military 
 
 g. 
 
 — Malte-Brun, M. Universal g. 
 
 — Manual of geograpliical science 
 
 — Mayo, R. Ancient. geography 
 
 — Mercator's atlas 
 Meyer's universum 
 
 25-182 
 25-29 
 25-74 
 25-33 
 
 25-310 
 34-4909 
 
 — Mitchell, S. A. System of modern geography 
 and atlas 25-314,5 
 
GEOGRAPHY. 
 
 330 
 
 GEOLOGY. 
 
 Gcograi^hy — dbntinued. 
 
 — Moore, Mrs. M. B. Primary g. . 26''-2050 
 
 — Murray, H. Eiicyclopasdia of g. . 25-111 
 
 — Niebuhr, B. G. Lectures on ethnography and 
 
 g 29''-8G 
 
 — Parker, R. G. Questions in g. . 25-93 
 
 — Perkins, S. The world as it is . 25-35 
 
 — Pinkerton, J. Modern geography 25-36 
 
 — Putz, W. Manual of modern g. . 29''-85 
 
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 — Salmon, T. Universal geographical grammar 
 
 25-70 
 
 — Sears, R. Wonders of the world . 25-38 
 
 — Smith, T. Wonders of nature and art 25-175 
 
 — Stewart, K. J. Geography for beginners 25-172 
 
 — Strabo. Geographica . . . 84-339 
 Geography .... 25-68 
 
 — Tnckey, J. H. Maritime geography 25-44 
 
 — Wells, E. Ancient and modern g. 25-45 
 
 — PhysicaL 
 
 — Ansted, D. T. Physical geography 25-173 
 Course of physical geography . 9-204 
 
 — Brocklesby, J. Elements of . . 25-313 
 
 — Fisher, T. Dial of the seasons . 25-18 
 
 — Fitch, G. W. Outlines of physical geography 
 
 25-95 
 
 — Guvot, A. Earth and man . . 25-25 
 
 — Herschel, J. F. W. Physical geography 25-77 
 Tfn.-.hnirlt. A. V(m. Aspects of nature 25-63 
 
 Cosmos 11-251 
 
 — Johnston, A. K. Atlas of natural phenomena 
 
 25-371 
 
 — Lawson, W. Coast lines and river systems 
 
 25-124,5 
 
 — Marsii, G. P. Man and nature . 25-88 
 
 — Milner, T. Gallery of nature . 25-54 
 
 — Nicolav, C. G. Principles of . 25-87 
 
 — Page, b. Advanced text book of . 25-96 
 
 — Rani say, A. C. Physical geography of Great 
 
 Britain 9-284 
 
 — Reason why— Physical geography 9-285 
 
 — Ritter, C. Comparative geography 25-94 
 Geographical studies . . 25-86 
 
 — Somerville, M. Physical geography 25-39 
 
 — Warren, D. M. Physical geography 25-309 
 
 — Zornlin, R. M. Recreations in . 25-46 
 
 — See Atlases ; Discovery ; Earth ; Maps ; Topog- 
 
 raphy ; and names of geographical divisions. 
 Geography of the heavens. E. H. Burritt 12-35 
 Geological sketches. L. Agassiz . 9-199 
 
 Geologv. Bibliography. [See Agassiz, L.] 
 
 21-133 
 
 — Theory, philosophy, ai^^ general trea- 
 
 tisGs 
 
 — Ansted,' D. T. Ancient world . 9-203 
 
 Applications of geology to the arts 9-310 
 
 Elementary course of . . 9-204 
 
 Great st(me book of nature . 9-205 
 
 Nat. his. of inanimate creation 9-1013 
 
 Scenery, science, and art . 9-206 
 
 — Anderson, J. Course of creation 9-202 
 
 — Bakewell. R. Introduction to . 9-209 
 — Barbee, W. J. Physical and moral aspects of 
 
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 — Bischof, G. Chemical and physical geology 8-56 
 
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 — Brodie, J. Antiquity and nature of man 9-212 
 
 — Browne, R. G. M. Astronomical geology 9-238 
 
 — Buckland, W. Geology and mineralogy 9-213,4 
 
 — Burnet, T. Sacred theory of the earth 9-215 
 
 — Chambers, R. Ancient sea margins 9-216 
 
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 — Cotta, B. V. Geology and history 9-313 
 
 — Creation and deluge, according to a new theory 
 
 9-217 
 
 — Dana, J. D. Manual of . . 9-221 
 Text book of ... . 9-222 
 
 — Darwin, C. Journal of researches 9-915 
 
 — Davies, T. A. Answer to Hugh Miller 9-223 
 
 — De la Beche, H. T. Geological manual 9-225 
 
 Geology — continued. 
 
 — De la Beche, H. T. Geological observer 9-226 
 Researches in theoretical geology 9-227 
 
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 — Emmons, E. Manual of geology 9-318 
 
 — Explanations ; sequel to Vestiges of creation 
 
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 — Goodrich, S. G. Wonders of . 9-320 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Omphalos ; an attempt to untie 
 
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 — Hayden, H. H. Geological essays 9-235 
 
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 Religion of .... 9-237 
 
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 9-331 
 
 — Humble, W. Dictionary of . 9-315 
 
 — Jukes, J. B. Popular physical geology 9-244 
 Students' manual of . . 9-245 
 
 — Lea, I. Contributions to . . 9-1218 
 
 — Lyell, C. Antiquity of man . 9-253 
 Elements of ... . 9-256 
 
 — — Manual of elementary geology 9-255 
 Principles of ... . 9-257 
 
 — Mackie, S. J. First traces of life on the earth 
 
 9-946 
 
 — Mantell, G. A. Fjrst lesson in . 9-260 
 Wonders of ... . 9-261 
 
 — Miller, H. Cruise of the Betsey ; with rambles 
 
 of the geologist . . . . 9-263 
 
 Foot-prints of the Creator . 9-264 
 
 Popular geologv . . . 9-267 
 
 Testimony of tne rocks . . 9-268 
 
 The two records . . . 9-269 
 
 — Mills, J. Fossil s urit . . . 9-262 
 
 — Milner, T. Gallery of nature . 25-54 
 
 — Milton, J. L. Geology and palaeontology 
 
 9-270 
 
 — Mohr, F. Geschichte der Erde . 34-2463 
 
 — Murchison, R. I. S. Siluria . 9-274 
 
 — Owen, R. Key to the geology of the globe 
 
 9-278 
 
 — Page, D. Philosophy of . . 9-281 
 
 — Phillips, J. Life on the earth . 9-311 
 
 Manual of .... 9-283 
 
 Treatise on .... 9-282 
 
 — Portlock, J. E. Rudimentary treatise 9-3 g 
 
 — Reason why — Physical geography and geology 
 
 9-285 
 
 — Richardson, G. F. Geology for beginners 9-287 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of 9-293 
 
 — Silliman, B. Geological lectures . 9-295 
 
 — Smith, J. P. Holy scriptures and geology 
 
 9-296 
 
 — Symonds, W. S. Geology and plurality of 
 
 worlds 9-314 
 
 — Taylor, J. Geological essays . 9-301 
 
 — Vestiges of creation . . . 9-304,5 
 Sequel. [Explanations] . 9-306 
 
 — Vose, G. L. Orographic geology 9-321 
 
 — Whiston, W. New theory of the earth 9-307 
 
 — Zornlin, R. M. Recreations in . 9-309 
 
 — Local descriptions and surveys. 
 
 — Arkansas. Owen, D. D. First aad second re- 
 
 ports. (1857-60) . . . 9-1212 
 
 — California. Tyson, P. T. Geological and 
 
 industrial resources of C. . . 9-303 
 Whitney, J. D. Survey of C. 9-1209,10 
 
 — Canada. Logan, W. E. Report of progress 
 
 to 1863 9-251 
 
 — France, central. Scrope, G. P. Geology and 
 
 extinct volcanoes . . . 9-291 
 
 — Great Britain. De la Beche, H. T. Cornwall, 
 
 Devon, and West Somerset . 9-337 
 
 Geikie, A. Scenery of Scotland 9-234 
 
 Haswell, G. C. Silurian formation of the 
 
 Pentland hills .... 9-332 
 Maclaren, C. Geology of Fife and the 
 
 Lothians 9-329 
 
GEOLOGY. 
 
 231 
 
 GEORGE. 
 
 Geology — continued. 
 
 — Great Britain. Mantell, G. A. Geologiciil ex- 
 
 cursions round the isle of Wight 9-259 
 
 Miller, H. Edinburgh and its neighborhood 
 
 27''-667 
 
 Ramsay, A. C. Physical geology and geog- 
 raphy 9-284 
 
 — lllimis. Owen, D. D., 1839 . . 9-279 
 
 — Iowa. Hall, J., and J. D. Whitney. Report of 
 
 survey 9-1251 
 
 Owen, D. D. Report . . 9-1204,279 
 
 — India. Oldham, T. Survey, 1859 9-1231 
 
 — Kansas. Mudge, B. F. First annual report 
 
 9-330 
 
 — Kentucky. Owen, D. D. Report for 1854,5 
 
 9-1211 
 
 — Massachusetts. Hitchcock, E. Final report 
 
 9-1203 
 
 — Mexico. Egloffstcin, F. W. Contributions to 
 
 geology and physical geography 9-312 
 
 — Minnesota. Owen, D. D. Report, 1852 9-1204 
 
 — Missouri. Swallow, G. C. First and second 
 . reports 9-298 
 
 — New Jersey. Kitchell, W. Second annual re- 
 
 port, 1855 9-247 
 
 Rogers, H. D. Final report, 1840 9-288 
 
 — Neic York. Mather, Emmons, Vanuxem & 
 
 Hall. Geology of K Y. . . 9-122G 
 
 — North Carolina. Emmons, E. Midland coun- 
 
 ties, 1856 9-838 
 
 — Nova Scotia. Dawson, J. W. Acadian g. 9-224 
 
 — Pennsylvania. Rogers, H. D. Geology of P. 
 
 9-1200 
 
 — Rhode Island. Jackson, C. T. Report, 1839 
 
 . • . . . . 9-241 
 
 — United States. Eaton, A. Index to geology of 
 
 northern states .... 9-228 
 Emory, W. H. Report of United States and 
 
 Mexican boundary survey . . 26''-1002 
 Featherstonhaugh, G. W. Report on country 
 
 between the Missouri and Red rivers 9-229 
 
 Foster and Whitney. Lake Superior district 
 
 9-336 
 
 Ives, J. C. Report on Colorado river 
 
 26''-1003 
 
 Maclure, W. Observations on geology of 
 
 U. S. . . • . . . 9-339 
 
 Pacific railroad surveys, v. 1,2,5,6,7 26''-1001 
 
 Whitney, J. D. Metallic wealth of the U. 
 
 S 9-308 
 
 — Vermont. Hitchcock, E. Report, 1861 9-1201 
 
 — Wisconsin. Hall and Whitney. Report on 
 
 survey 9-1250 
 
 Owen, D. D. Report . . 9-1204,279 
 
 — See Coal ; Cosmogony; Earthquakes; Fossils; 
 
 Glaciers ; Lithology ; Paleontology ; Petrifi- 
 cations ; Rocks ; Sandstone ; Volcanoes. 
 Geometry. Elementary and synthetic. 
 
 — Bonnycastle, C. Inductive geometry 14-77 
 
 — Davies, C. Elements of . . 14-41 
 Researches in spherical geometry 14-94 
 
 — Euclid's elements. See p. 195. 
 
 — Greenleaf, B. Elements of . . 14-96 
 
 — Hackley, C. W. Elementary course of 14-129 
 
 — Hill, T. First lessons in . . 14-48 
 
 — Holloway, H. H. Mental geometry 14-83 
 
 — Ingram, A. Elements of . . 14-118 
 
 — Kirkman, T. P. First mnemonical lessons 14-156 
 
 — Lardner, D. Geometry and its applications 14-5 
 
 — Legendre, A. M. Elements of . 14-39 
 
 — Loomis, E. Elements of . . 14-45,196 
 
 — Peirce, B. Plane and solid geometry 14-85 
 
 — Perkins, G. R. Plane and solid geometry 
 
 14-130 
 
 — Playfair, J. Elements of . . 14-101 
 
 — Robinson, H. N. Elements of . 14-75 
 
 — Sestini, B. Elements of . . 14-135 
 
 — Sloan, S. Geometrical problems . 5-708 
 
 — Smith, S. New elements of . . 14-91 
 
 — Whitlock, G. C. Elements of . 14-53 
 
 Geometry — continued. 
 
 — Tapi)an, E. T. Plane and solid geometry 
 
 14-128 
 
 — Thomjjson, T. P. Geometry without axioms 
 
 14-110 
 
 — Practical and descriptive. 
 
 — Binns, W. S. Practical geometry 5-3?l 
 
 — Bland, M. Geometrical problems 14-149 
 
 — Bonnycastle, J. Introduction to practical 
 
 geometry 14-95 
 
 — Bradley, T. Practical geometry . 5-614 
 
 — Burchett, R. Practical geometry 14-182 
 
 — Colenso, J. W. Geometrical problems 14-(i3 
 
 — Davies, C. Descriptive . . . 14-32 
 
 — Hatfield, R. G. Principles of practical 5-34 
 
 — Hather, J. F. Treatise on descriptive 14-203 
 
 — McDowell, J. Exercises on Euclid 14-121 
 
 — Nulty, E. Elements of . . . 14-100 
 
 — See Drawing; Shades and shadows; Perspective. 
 
 — Analytical. 
 
 — Aldis, W. S. Treatise on solid . 14-119 
 
 — Coffin, J. H. Analytical . . 14-131 
 
 — Church, A. E. Elements of analytical 14-29 
 
 — Davies, C. Analytical . . . 14-115 
 
 — O'Brien, M. Plane co-ordinate . 14-152 
 
 — Peirce, B. Curves, functions, and forces 14-86 
 
 — Peirce, J. M. Text-book of analytic 14-89 
 
 — Robinson, H. K Analytical . . 14-76 
 
 — Salmon, G. Geometry of three dimension? 
 
 14-123 
 
 — Todhunter, J. Plane co-ordinate 14-144 
 Examyjles of a. 1. of three dimensions 14-143 
 
 — Townsend, R. Geometry of the point, line, 
 
 and circle 14-105 
 
 — Young, J. R. Elements of analytical 14-21,82 
 
 — Wright, R. H. Problems and theorems 14-117 
 
 — See Conic sections ; Mensuration. 
 
 George I and George II. Walpole, H. Reminis- 
 cences of . . . V. 1 of 27^-1199 
 
 George II of Eng. Hervey, J., Lord. Memoirs of 
 reign of 27*-551 
 
 — Thomson, Mrs. Memoirs of Sundon 
 
 30-1091,1894 
 
 — Walpole, H. Memoirs of the reign of 27''-1196 
 George III of Eng. Correspondence with Lord 
 
 North from 1768 to 1783, with introduction 
 
 andnotesby W.B.Donne. L.,1867. 2 v. 8<> 
 
 27''-9 
 
 — Adolphus, J. History of England during the 
 
 reign of 27»-445 
 
 — Aikin, J. Annals of the reign of . 27M0 
 
 — Belsham, W. Memoirs of the reign of 27"-65 
 
 — Bisset, A. Historjr of the reign of 27''-84,85 
 
 — Buckingham and Chandos. Memoirs of the 
 
 court of England, 1811-1820 . 27''-131 
 
 — Delany, Mrs. Reminiscences of . 30-1346 
 
 — Green, W. Annals of . . . 27''-478 
 
 — Huish, R. Public and private life of 30-2017 
 
 — Jesse, J. H. Memoirs of life and reign 27''-632 
 
 — Massey, W. History of England durinc: reisn 
 
 of 27»-810 
 
 — Miller, J. R. History of the reign of 27''-846 
 
 — Phillimore, J. G. History of Enaland 27«-946 
 
 — Walpole, H. Memoirs of reign of '27-^-1197,1202 
 George IV of England. Buckinirbam and Chandos. 
 
 Memoirs of court of, 1820-30 . 27''-132 
 
 — Bury, Lady C. Diary comprising the secret 
 
 history of the court . . 27^-173 to 5 
 
 — Croly, G. Life and times of . . 30-198 
 
 — Langdale, C. Memoirs of Mrs. Fitzherbert 
 
 30-1392 
 
 — Smucker, S. M. History of . . 30-1189 
 Georges, Kings of England. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Four Georges .... 30-1281 
 
 — See Georgian era. 
 
 George, A. Annals of the queens of Spain. N. 
 
 Y., 1850. 2 v 30-599 
 
 George. A. Dumas .... 18-9:^4 
 
 George Geith of Fen Court. Mrs. J. H. Ridd-ll 
 
 18-3270 
 
GEORGE. 
 
 233 
 
 GERMANY. 
 
 George, Lake. See Lake George. 
 
 George Lovell. J. S. Knowles . . 18-1797 
 
 George Morton and his sister. Miss C. M. Tiow- 
 
 bridge 18-8B19 
 
 George Ready ; or, how to live for others. Bv Rol)- 
 
 ertO' Lincoln .... 18-1164 
 Georgette. C. P. de Kock . . . 34-4753 
 Georgia. Carpenter and Arthur. History of 26''-519 
 
 — Kemble, F. A. Residence on a Georgia plan- 
 
 tation 20"-437 
 
 — M'Call, H. History of . . . 20»-189 
 
 — Miller, S. F. Bench and bar of . 30-1038 
 
 — Stevens, W. B. History of . . 26"-195 
 
 — AVhite, G. Historical collections of 26^-395 
 Statistics of .... 26"-589 
 
 Georgia scenes. A. B. Longstreet . 18-1938 
 
 Georgian era ; memoirs of the most eminent persons 
 
 who have flourished in Great Britain, from the 
 
 accession of George I to the demise of George 
 
 IV. L., 1833,4. 4 V. . . 30-199 
 
 Georgine. Mme Ancelot . . . 34-4004 
 
 Georsrium Sidus, politics of the . . 2-82G 
 
 Georgy Sandon. A. Owen . . . 18-2393 
 
 Geral-Milco. A. R. M. Payne . . 2G''-233 
 
 Gerald Estcoui't, confessions of. Fl. Marryat 
 
 18-2098,4047 
 
 Geraldine : a sequel to Coleridge's Christabel. M. 
 
 F. Tupper 23-239,301 
 
 Gerando, A. de. De I'esprit public en Hongrie 
 depuis la revolution frauQaise. P., 1848. 8" 
 
 34-4888 
 
 Gerard, A. Account of Koonawur, in the Hima- 
 laya. L., 1841. 8° . . . 28''-214 
 Gerard, George. Le cabinet des fees ; for students 
 in French. N. Y., 1859 . . 34-5039 
 
 — French course. Porthind, 1848. 8» 22-92 
 Gerard, Gilbert. Institutes of biblical criticism. B., 
 
 1823. 8» 32-91 
 
 Gerard, J. Adventures of Gerard the lion killer, 
 
 comprising a history of his ten years campaign 
 
 among the wild animals of northern Africa. 
 
 Trans, by C. E. Whitehead. N. Y., 1856 
 
 28b-228 
 
 — La chasse au lion. P., 1862 , . 34-3349 
 Gerard Carlton. Mrs. P. Cudlip . . 18-3224 
 Gerber, E. L. Historisches-biographisches lexicon 
 
 der tonkiinstler. Leip., 1790-92. 2 v. 8» 
 34-2250 
 
 — Neues lexikon der tonkiinstler. Leip., 1812-14. 
 
 4v. 8» 34-2251 
 
 Gerfaut. C. de Bernard . . . 34-3085 
 Gerhard, W. W. On the diagnosis of diseases of 
 
 the chest. Ph., 1836. S- . . 10-50 
 
 Gerhardt, C. Precis de chimie organique. P., 1844. 
 
 t.l. 8° 34-5538 
 
 Germaifle. E. About .... 34-3001 
 
 — Same 18-45 
 
 German emigrants. F. Gerstacker . 18-1167 
 German language. Adler, G. J. Dictionary of the 
 
 German and English languages . 22-399 
 
 — Baskerville, A. Practical G. grammar 22-34 
 
 — Becker, K. F. Grammar of the German lan- 
 
 guage 22-39 
 
 — Douai, A. Practical German grammar 22-77 
 
 — Giieb, C. F. Dictionary of the English and 
 
 German languages . . . 22-394 
 
 — Heyse, J. C. A. Leitfaden . . ' 84-2408 
 
 — Monteith, A. H. German without a master 
 
 2-'-170 
 
 — Nohden, G. H. Grammnr . . 22-185 
 
 — Prendergast, T. The mastery series, v. 3 22-351 
 
 — Roese, F. A. Grammar of . . 22-213 
 
 — Steiner, A. Elementary reader, German and 
 
 Euirlish 22-238 
 
 — Woodbury, W. H. New method . 22-294 
 German legion, the kings, history of. N. L. Beam- 
 
 isli 27»-64 
 
 German literature. Adler, G. J. Handbook of 
 
 34-2298 
 
 — Baskerville, A. Poetry of Germany 28-859 
 
 German literature. Bokum, H. Translations from 
 German writers .... 23-196 
 
 — Brooks, C. T. German lyrics . 23-338 
 Schiller's Homage of the arts; veith pieces 
 
 from other German poets . . 23-935 
 
 — Gervinus, G. G. Poetischen uational-literatur 
 
 der Deutschen .... 34-2402 
 
 — Gostick, J. German literature . 22-1064 
 
 — Graeser, C. Thesam-usof German poetry 34-2406 
 
 — Hedge, F. H. Prose writers of Germany 22-1088 
 
 — Hub, J. Dichter der neuzit . . 34-2404 
 
 — Mangan, J. C. German anthology 23-550 
 
 — Menzel, W. German literature . 22-1137 
 
 — Metcalf, F. History of German literature 
 
 22-1139 
 
 — Moschzisker, F. A. Guide to German literature 
 
 22-1149 
 
 — Miiller, M. German classics . . 34-2299 
 
 — Davesies de Pontes, L. Poets and poetry of 
 
 Germany 22-1015 
 
 — Roscoe, T. German novelists . 18-3785 
 
 — Schenkel, J. Deutsches dichterhalle des 19ten 
 
 jahr-hunderts .... 34-622 
 
 — Scherr, J. Poeten der jetztzeit . 34-2405 
 
 — Seiss, A. M. Outline of the literature of Ger- 
 
 many 22-1195 
 
 — Soiling, G. Review of literary history of Ger- 
 
 many 22-1214,5 
 
 — Taylor, W. Historic survey of German poetry 
 
 22-1232 
 
 — Thimm, F. Literature ofGermany 22-1233 
 
 — See Ballads ; Hymns ; Songs. 
 
 German rationalism. K. R. Hagenbach 32-1660 
 
 German reformed church, fathers of. H. Harbaugh 
 
 32-881 
 
 — Heidelberg catechism . . . 32-1104 
 
 — Commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the 
 
 Heidelberg catechism . . . 32-1934 
 
 — Mayer, L. Histoiy of . . . 82-783 
 German student. L. Clausing . . 82-1474 
 German theatre. Trans, by B. Thompson. L., 
 
 1801. 6 v 24-165 
 
 German tourist for 1837. O. L. B. Wolff and H. 
 
 Doering 27''-448 
 
 Germany, History. 
 
 — Battlefields of 1866 . . . 27''-875 
 
 — Bryce, J. Holy Roman empire . 27"-3373 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History of the Germanic em- 
 
 pire 27''-2573 
 
 — Eden, L. S. Glimpse of the war in Bohemia 
 
 27i'-881 
 
 — Gorres, J. Germany and the revolution 27''-2588 
 
 — History of Germany, on the plan of Mrs. Mark- 
 
 ham's histories for the use of young persons. 
 L., 1858 27«-2615 
 
 — Hozier, H. M. The seven weeks war 27''-2602 
 
 — Kohlrausch, F. History of Germany 27^-2610 
 
 — Lacombe, F. La France et L' Allemagne sous le 
 
 premier empire .... 84-5180 
 
 — Menzel, W. History of . . 27«-2622 
 
 — Naylor, F. H. History of . . 27»-2640 
 
 — Pelet, J. J. G. Memoires sur la guerre de 1809 
 
 84-4786 
 
 — Turner, D. W. Analysis of history of 27'»-2689 
 
 — Vane, C. W. War in Germany and France, 
 
 1813,14 27»-3556 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Annalea de I'empire. 
 
 V. 22 34-4868 
 
 — Wirth, J. G. A. Geschichte der Deutschen 
 
 . . ... 84-2411 
 
 — Descriptions, travels, etc. 
 
 — Best, Mrs. Residence in • . . 27''-591 
 
 — Brace, C.L. Home life in . . 27''-301 
 
 — Browne, J. R. American family in 27''-848 
 
 — Dwight, H. E. Travels in the north of 27^-40 
 
 — Eight weeks in .... 27''-41 
 
 — Forbes, J. Sight-seeing in . . 27''-421 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. Germany, Bohemia, and Hungary 
 
 in^l837 27^-845 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in southern 27''-490 
 
GERMANY. 
 
 GIBBON. 
 
 Germany — continued. 
 
 — Head, F. Bubbles from the Brunnen of Nas- 
 
 sau 27''-42 
 
 — Hodgskin, T. Travels in . . 27*'-434 
 
 — Howitt, W. German experiences . 27''-750 
 Rural life in ... . 27''-44 
 
 — James, J. T. Tour in, 1813,14 . 27''-809 
 
 — Johnson, A. C. Peasant life in . 27'>-462 
 
 — Jones, S. Mountains and cities . 27''-711 
 
 — Lemaistre, J. G. Travels through 27^-832 
 
 — Maxwell, W. H. Ramble in . 27''-383 
 
 — Mayhew, H. Life and manners . 27'^-654 
 
 — Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. Early recollections 
 
 of 27b-142 
 
 — Montaigne, M. de. Journey, 1580,81 33-302 
 
 — Riesbeck. C. Travels in , . 27»'-46 
 
 — Russell, J. Tour in . . . 27^-47 
 
 — Shelley, M. W. Rambles in . . 27"-! 72 
 
 — Spencer, E. Germany, from the Baltic to the 
 
 Adriatic 27''-891 
 
 Travels in 1865,6 . . . 27^-816 
 
 — Trollope, F. Western Germany in 1833 27''-51 
 
 — Wolf and Doering. German tourist 27*^-448 
 
 — Wright, H. H. Tour through Germany 27''-647 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Austin, Mrs. Sketches of German life, 1760- 
 
 1814 27«-2o37 
 
 — Burncy, C. Tour to collect materials for gen- 
 
 oral history of music . . 5-1041 
 
 — Dibdin, T. F. Tour in . . 27''-540 
 
 — Freytag, G. German life in 15th to 19th cen- 
 
 turies 27''-2581,2 
 
 — Granville, A. B. Spas of . . 27''-945 
 
 — Heine, H. De I'Allemagne . . 34-5248 
 
 — Howitt, W. Student life in . 27''-43 
 
 — Lee, E. Principal baths of . . 10-670 
 
 — Schaff, P. Universities, theology, and religion 
 
 of 32-688 
 
 — Stael-Holstein, Mme. De I'Allemagne 34-3816 
 Germany .... 27^-26,39 
 
 — See Napoleon ; Schleswig-Holstein question ; 
 
 Thirty years' war ; and names of divisions 
 
 and of sovereigns. 
 Germar, E. F. Reise nach Dalmatien und Ragusa. 
 
 Leip., 1817. 8° . . . . 34-2453 
 Gerok, C. See Lechler. G. V. 
 Gerry, E. Austin, J. T. Life of . 30-200 
 
 Gerstacker, F. Frank Wildman's adventures on 
 
 land and water . . . 18-1165 
 
 — Narrative of a journey round the world. N. 
 
 Y., 1853 29''-106 
 
 — Travels in South America and California. L., 
 
 1854 26''-282 
 
 — Wanderings and fortunes of German emigrants 
 
 18-1167 
 
 — Western lands and western waters 18-1159 
 
 — Wild sports in the far west. B., 1864 26''-342 
 Gertrude. Miss E. M. Sewell . . 18-2809 
 Gertrude of Wyoming. T.Campbell . 26=-251 
 Gerusalemme liberata. T. Tasso . 34-2515 
 
 — See Jerusalem delivered. 
 
 Gervaise, F. A. Vie de Pierre d'Abeillard et 
 
 d'Heloise. P., 1728. 2 v. . 34-4471 
 
 Gervase Skinner. T. E. Hook . . 18-1483 
 
 Gervinus, G. G. Handbuch der geschichte der po- 
 
 etischen national-literatur der Deutschen. 3te 
 
 auf. L., 1844. 8° . . . 34-2402 
 
 — Introduction to the history of the 19th century, 
 
 with a notice of the author. L., 1853 29=»-218 
 
 — Shakespeare commentaries. Trans, by F. E. 
 
 Bunnett. L., 1863. 2 v. 8° . 24-112 
 
 Geschichte der Erde. F. Mohr . . 34-2463 
 Gesenius, F. H. W. Hebrew grammar ; 14th ed. as 
 revised by E. Rodiger. Trans, by T. J. 
 Conant. N. Y., 1853. 8» . . 22-93 
 
 Gesner, A. New Brunswick ; with notes for emi- 
 grants; comprehending the early history, an 
 account of the Indians, settlement, topography, 
 statistics, and contemplated railways. L., 
 1847. 8° 26''-349 
 
 Gesner, A. Practical treatise on coal, petroleum, 
 and other distilled oils. 2d ed., revised and 
 enlarged. By G. W. Gesner. N. Y., 1865. 
 8° 6-335 
 
 Gessert, M. A. Rudimentary treatise on the art of 
 painting on glass, or glass-staining ; with an 
 appendix on the art of enamelling. 3d ed. 
 L., 1857 5-466 
 
 Gessner, S. Works. Trans, from the German ; 
 
 with life of the author, [L., 1805.] 2 v. 
 
 33-1044 
 
 — Letters of G. and his family. From the German. 
 
 L., 1804 33-1310 
 
 — New idylls. Trans, by W. Hooper. L., 1776. 
 
 R. 8° 33-1045 
 
 Gesta romanorum, select tales from . 18-1171 
 
 — Douce, F. Dissertation on . . 24-12 
 
 — Warton, T. Dissertation on v. 3 of 22-892 
 Gesture and action. H. Siddons . . 24r-73 
 
 — See Elocution. 
 
 Getchell, F. H. Maternal management of infancy. 
 
 Ph., 1868 10-854 
 
 Getlisemane and Calvary. M. Blake . 32-92 
 
 Getting along ; a book of illustrations . 18-1172 
 Gettysburg. Jacobs, M. Battle of G. 26=^508 
 
 — Report on soldiers' national cemetery 26*-708 
 Getz, G. General collection of precedents in con- 
 veyancing, including many forms, useful to 
 tlie farmer, mechanic, and trader. 3d ed. 
 Ph., 1845. 8° . . . . 2-208 
 
 Geyelin, G. K. Poultry breeding from a commercial 
 point of view. B., 1867 . . 4-277 
 
 Ghika, H. (Dora d'lstria.) Au bord des lacs helve- 
 tiques. Geneve et P., 1861 . 34-4031 
 
 — La poesie grecque dans les iles-ioniennes. 8° 
 
 34-4679 
 
 — Une rencontre de voyage ; souvenirs de la 
 
 Suisse Italieune. B" . . . 34-4656 
 
 — Switzerland, the pioneer of the reformation ; 
 
 or. La Suisse Allemande. Trans, from the 
 French, and comprising the chapter sup- 
 pressed by order of the imperial government 
 in the Parisian edition. L., 1858. 2 v. 8" 
 
 27»-2238 
 
 Ghost ! C. Churchill . . . 23-446,498 
 
 Ghost, the. W. D. O'Connor . . 18-2357 
 Ghost ! as produced in the spectre drama. H. Dircks 
 
 24-168 
 
 Ghost hunter. J. Bamin . . . 18-274 
 
 Ghost seer ! F. Schiller . . 18-2743,2830" 
 
 v. 4 of 33-128 
 
 Ghost stories. See Fairy tales ; Supernaturalism ; 
 
 Witchcraft. 
 
 Ghostly colloquies. C. Reade . . 33-547 
 
 Giant cities of Bashan. J. L. Porter . 28''-501 
 
 Gibbes, R. W. Cuba for invalids. N. Y., 1860 
 
 26''-379 
 
 — Documentary history of the American revolu- 
 
 tion ; consisting of letters and papers relating 
 to the contest for liberty, chiefly in South 
 Carolina. N. Y., 1853-57. 3 v. S" 26'^310 
 
 Gibbon, A. Principia in the science, and errors in 
 the practice of political economy in the united 
 kingdom. L., 1866. 4° . . 3-501 
 
 Gibbon, E. Autobiography ; illustrated from his 
 letters, with notes and narratives. By Lord 
 Sheffield. N. Y., 1846 . . 30-201 
 
 Same, in "Autobiography." v. 14 and 15 
 
 . . . . 30-1878 
 
 — History of the decline and fall of the Roman 
 
 empire, with variorum notes. Edited by an 
 English churchman. L., 1854,5. 7 v. 
 27»-2245 
 
 — Same, with notes by H. H. Milman. B., 1850, 
 
 6v. 27''-2244 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1847. 4 v. 8° . 27«-2246 
 Ph., 1805. 8 V. 8» . . . 27»-2247 
 
 — Miscellaneous works, with life, composed by him- 
 
 self, and notes by Lord Sheffield. Dub., 17fi6. 
 3 V. 8° 33-641 
 
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 Gilbert, W. De profundis . . . 18-3717 
 
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 Gilbert et Gilberte. E. Sue . . . 34-3829 
 Gilbert Go-Ahead. S. G. Goodrich . 18-1203 
 Gilbert Greshani ; an autobiography . 18-1176 
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 Gilchrist, A. Life of William Blake, " Pictor igno- 
 
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 N. Y., 1845 .... 27*'-81 
 
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 Gillet, J. A. See Rolfe, W. J. 
 
 Gillet, R. H. Democracy in the United States, 
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 Gillett, E. H. Ancient cities and empires ; their 
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 Gillies, Rev. ,Iohn. Historical collections relating to 
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 Gillies, John, LL.D. History of ancient Greece ; its 
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 Gilpin, S. [Ed.] Songs and ballads of Cumber- 
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 Gilpin, T. Exiles in Virginia ; with observations 
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 Gilpin, W. The central gold region. The grain, 
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 Gilpin, Rev. W. Observations, relative to pictur- 
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GIPSY. 
 
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 GLEIG. 
 
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 Gipsy's daughter. Mrs. Grey . . 18-1275 
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 Girard college. Lieber, F. Constitution and plan 
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 Girard college and its founder. H. W. Arey 13-15 
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 Girardin, Mme E. de. Le chapeau d'un horologer ; 
 
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 Girardin, Saint-Marc. Cours de litterature drama- 
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 Girlhood of Shakspeare's heroines. M. C. Clarke 
 
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 Giusti, G. Horner, S. The Tuscan poet and his 
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 Glaciers. Browne, G. F. Ice caves of France and 
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 plain evidence concerning witches and appari- 
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 Glasgow. Cleland, J. Annals of . 27''-1320 
 
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 Glass painting. See Painting on glass. 
 
 Glaucus ; or, wonders of the shore. C. Kingsley 
 
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 Glazier, W. W. The capture, prison pen, and escape. 
 
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 Glazier's book. H. Shaw . . . 5-408 
 
 Gleanings among the sheaves. C. H. Spurgeon 
 
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 Gleanings from pious authors. Ph., 1855 32-553 
 
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 Gleanings in England. J. F. Cooper 27"-! 
 
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 Gleanings in Italy. J. F. Cooper . 27''-71 
 
 Gleanings in graveyards. H. E. Norfolk 29''-251 
 
 Gleanings on the overland route. W. H. Bartlett 
 
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 Gleig, G. R. Country curate . . 18-1184 
 
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 27''-1725 
 
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 Glimpses of history. G. M. Towle . 29''-227 
 Glimpses of nature, science, and art for the young. 
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 Glimpses of Nineveh, B. C. 690. N. Y., 1857 
 
 28b-433 
 
 Glimpses of ocean life. J. HaiTier . 9-930 
 
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 Glossary of provincial words used in Teesdale, in 
 
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 J. Stoddart 22-239 
 
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 God in history. J. Gumming . . 32-2169 
 " God save the king." Account of the anthem. R, 
 
 Clark 5-1039 
 
 God with men. S. Osgood . . . 30-889 
 
 God's acre ; or, notices relating to churchyards. E. 
 
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 God's glory in the heavens. W. Leitcli 12-79 
 
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GODWIN. 
 
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 Godwin, William, jr. Brother's secret 18-1201 
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 Mining and metallurgy . . 6-519 
 
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 Gold Brick. Mrs. Ann S. Stephens . 18-3008 
 Gold Elsie. E. Marlitt .... 18-4149 
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 Gold-hunters' adventures. W. H. Thomes 18-8207 
 Gold-seekers. G. Aimard . . . 18-91 
 
 Gold worshippers. Miss Jane Robinson 18-1198 
 Golden age of American oratory. E. G. Parker 
 
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 Golden Dagon ; adventures in the Burman empire. 
 
 J. W. Palmer .... 28'>-231 
 Golden deeds, book of. C. M. Yonge . 33-1146 
 Golden dreams and leaden realities, by Ralph Raven. 
 
 [Pseud.] N. Y., 1853 . . 26''-255 
 Golden gate, five years within the. Isabelie Saxon 
 
 26b-690 
 
 Golden grains. T. S. Arthur . . 18-170 
 
 Golden grove. J. Taylor . . . 32-1493 
 Golden hair. Sir L. Wraxall . . 18-3603 
 Golden hour. M. D. Conway . . 26='-667 
 Golden leaves from the British poets. J. W. S. 
 
 Hows 23-737 
 
 Golden legacy. Mrs. H. J. Moore . 18-2241 
 Golden legend. H. W. Longfellow . 23-309,879 
 Golden lyre. V. C. Taylor . . . 5-1013 
 
 Golden sands of Mexico. W. Croome . 18-764 
 
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GOLDSMITH. 
 
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 Goldsmith, O. Life of Richard Nash, of Bath. 
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 [Echodes feuilletons, 22e aunee.] 34-4733 
 
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 Good Hope. Irons, W. Settlers' guide to the cape 
 
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 Good knight, the. See Bayard, P. du Terrail. 
 
 Good old times. Miss A. Manning . 18-2037 
 
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 Good thoughts in bad times. T. Fuller 32-1067 
 
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 Goodell, William. American slave code in theory 
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 Goodman, M. Experiences of an English sister of 
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GOODRICH. 
 
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 GORDON. 
 
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 B., 1845 9-682 
 
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 28=^-231 
 
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 22-1065 
 
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 Goodwin, H. MemoirofC. P. Mackenzie. Camb., 
 
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 Goodwin, Mrs. H. B. Dr. Howell's family 18-1200 
 
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 Goodwin, T. S. Natural history of secession. N. 
 
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 Grand remonstrance, 1641. J. Forster 27'^410 
 
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 Gran des inventions. L. Figuier . 34-5426 
 
 Grandeur des Romains et leur decadence. C. de S. 
 
 de Montesquieu .... 34-3568,71 
 Grandeur et decadence de Cesar Birotteau. H. de 
 
 Balzac 34-3056 
 
 Grandfather, the. Ellen Pickering . 18-2315 
 Grandfather's legends. Mrs. E. C. Embury 18-1024 
 Graudfort, Mme M. de. L'autre monde. 2me 
 
 ed. P., 1857 .... 34-3373 
 
 — Madame n'est pas chez elle. P., 1864 34-4349 
 Grandpapa's arithmetic. J. Mace . 18-4138 
 Grandpre, L. de. Voyage in the Indian ocean and 
 
 to Bengal, in 1790. B., 1803 . 29M42 
 
 Grands femmes de France, les. A. Driou 84-4925 
 
 Grands euerriers des croisades, les. L. N. Bescherelle 
 
 . . . . . o4-4tt00 
 
GRANDS. 
 
 244 
 
 GRAVESEND. 
 
 Grands hommes en robe de chambre. A. Dumas 
 
 . . . • . 34-3219 
 
 Grange, E. et X. de Montepin. The Corsican 
 
 brothers. F's S. D. v. 12 . 24-221 
 
 Granger, J. Biographical history of England, from 
 
 Egbert the great to the revolution. 5th ed. 
 
 L., 1824. CV. 80 . . . 27»-471 
 
 — See Caulfield, J. 
 
 Granier de Cassagnac, A. de. Causes de la 
 
 revolution Franqaise. P., 1850 34-4588 
 
 Grant, Alexander. Ethics of Aristotle, illustrated 
 
 with essays and notes, v. 1,2. L., 1857,8. 
 
 8» 15-136 
 
 Grant, Allan. [Pseud.] See Wilson, J. G. 
 Grant, Anne. Essays on the superstitions of the 
 
 Highlanders of Scotland. L., 1811. 2 v. 
 ' 27»-1406 
 
 — Memoir and correspondence. Ed. by J. P. Grant. 
 
 2d ed. L., 1845. 3 v. . . 30-1171 
 
 — Memoirs of an American lady, with sketches of 
 
 manners and scenery in America, as they 
 existed previous to the revolution. N. Y., 
 1846 ....... 30-217 
 
 Grant, Asahel. The Nestorians ; or, the lost tribes, 
 containing evidence of their identity. N. Y., 
 1841 . ^ 32-98 
 
 — Laurie, T. Dr. Grant and the mountain Nes- 
 
 torians 32-441 
 
 Grant, Charles. History of Mauritius ; or, the isle of 
 France, and the neighboring islands. L., 
 
 1801. 4» 25-306 
 
 Grant, Colesworthy. Anglo- Indian domestic life ; 
 a letter from an artist in India to his mother 
 in England. Calcutta, 1862. 80 28''-398 
 
 — Rural life in Bengal ; illustrative of Anglo-Indian 
 
 suburban lile. L., 1860. 8" . 28b-388 
 Grant, E. B. Beet root sugar and the cultivation 
 of the beet. B., 1867 . . . 6-329 
 Grant, G. Panorama of science ; or, guide to knowl- 
 edge. L., 1852 . . . 11-94 
 Grant, James. Bench and bar. Ph., 1839. 2 v. 
 30-32 
 
 — The British senate ; or, second series of random 
 
 recollections of the lords and commons. Ph., 
 
 1838. 2v 30-243 
 
 -- Every-day life in London. Ph., 1839. 2 v. 
 
 27''-720 
 
 — Great metropolis. N. Y., 1837 . 37''-474 
 
 — Same. 2d series. Ph., 1838. 3 v. 27''-473 
 
 — Impressions of Ireland and the Irish. Ph., 1845 
 
 . 27^-59 
 
 — Random recollections of the house of lords, from 
 
 1830 to 1836. Ph., 1836 . . 30-244 
 
 — Sketches of London. Ph., 1839. 2 v. 
 
 27''-735 
 
 — Walks and wanderings in the world of literature. 
 
 Ph., 1840. 2v 33-74 
 
 Grant, James, (barrister.^ Law of corporations. 
 
 Ph., 1854 . . . . V. 82 of 2-55 
 
 Grant, James. (R. A.) Adventures of Rob Roy 
 
 . . 18-1254 
 
 — Bothwell 18-1247 
 
 — Cavaliers of fortune ; or, British heroes in for- 
 
 eign wars. L.,1859 . . . 30-1098 
 
 — Jane Seaton ; or, the king's advocate 18-1249 
 
 — Letty Hyde's lovers ; or, the household 18-1251 
 
 — Mary of Lorraine .... 18-1252 
 
 — Oliver Ellis ; or, the fusiliers . . 18-1253 
 Grant, J. A. A walk across Africa ; or, domestic 
 
 notes from my Nile journal. E., 1864. 8" 
 
 28''-484 
 
 Grant, Judith S. See Dwight, H. G. O. 
 Grant, R. History of physical astronomy to the 
 middle of the 19th century. L., 1852. 8" 
 
 12-30 
 
 Grant, U. S. Report of the armies of the United 
 States, 1864,65. 8° . . . 26''-979 
 
 — Adams, W. T. Our standard bearer 30-2395 
 
 — Badeau, A. Military history of . 30-2343 
 
 — Coppee, H. Grant and his campaigns 26»-726 
 
 Grant, U. S. Denison, C. W. The tanner boy 
 30-1515 
 
 — For president, etc 26''-1021 
 
 — Hcadley, J. T. Life of . . . 30-2367 
 Grant and Sherman . . . 30-1867 
 
 — Hcadley, P. C. Hero boy . . 30-1554 
 
 — Larke, J. K. Gen. Grant and his campaigns 
 
 26»-531 
 
 Grant and his generals . . 30-2016 
 
 — Phelps, C. A. Life and political services of 
 
 30-2387 
 
 — Richardson, A. D. Personal history of 30-2406 
 
 — Stowe, H. B. Men of our times . 30-2375 
 Grantham, J. Iron ship-buildint: ; with practical 
 
 illustrations. L., 1858 7 . 6-615 
 
 Grantly manor. G. Fullerton ■ . . 18-1116 
 Grants to the eastern coast of Central America 
 
 commercial and agricultural company, by the 
 
 state of Guatemala. 2d ed. L., 1840. 8" 
 
 26''-644 
 
 Granville, A. B. St. Petersburg ; a journal of 
 
 travels to and from that capital. L., 1828. 
 
 2v. 8» 27''-93 
 
 — The spas of England and principal sea-bathing 
 
 places. L., 1841. 3 v. . . 271^-5 
 
 — Spas of Germany. 2ded. L., 1839. 8» 27''-945 
 Granville, G. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 23-478 
 Granville, Mary. See Delany. 
 
 Granville de Vigne. L. De Larame . 18-1393 
 
 Grapes and grape culture. Allen, J. F. Culture of 
 
 the grape vine .... 4-66 
 
 — Du Breuil, A. Vineyard culture improved 4-280 
 
 — Fuller, A. S. Grape culturist . 4-186 
 
 — Hoare, C. Cultivation of the grape vine 4-19 
 
 — Husmann, G. Cultivation of the native grape 
 
 4-349 
 
 — Mead, P. B. American grape culture 4-271 
 
 — Mohr, F. The grape vine ; its management 
 
 4-283 
 
 — Muench, F. American grape culture 4-224 
 
 — Strong, W. C. Culture of the grape 4-231 
 
 — Woodward, G. E. and F. W. Graperies 4-215 
 
 — See Wine. 
 
 Grasses. Buckman, J. Natural history of 4-338 
 
 — Flint, C. L. Grasses and forage plants 4-88 
 Gratitude ; an exposition of the 103d psalm. J. 
 
 Stevenson , . . . . 33-544 
 
 Grattan, H. Select speeches, and a letter on the 
 union, with a commentary on his career and 
 character, by D. O. Madden. Dub., 1845. 
 8» 33-637 
 
 — Madden, D. 0. Life of . . . 30-8313 
 
 — See Phillips, C. 
 
 Grattan, T. C. Agnes de Mansfeldt . 18-3863 
 
 — Chance medley of light matter . 18-1066 
 
 — Civilized America. L., 1859. 3 v. 8° 26"-345 
 
 — History of the Netherlands. Ph., 1831 27"-2599 
 
 — History of Switzerland. L., 1833 . 37''- 3359 
 
 — Jacqueline of Holland . . . 18-1357 
 Grauert, E. F. New method for learning the 
 
 Portuguese language. N. Y., 1863 22-99 
 Grave et gai. A. F. Tytler . . . 34-5089 
 Graveyards. Walker, G. A. Gatherings from 
 . . . . . . 29=^-246 
 
 — See Burial. 
 
 Gravel, treatment of. J. Civiale . . 10-638 
 
 Graver thoughts of a country parson. A. K. H, 
 Boyd 32-1031 
 
 Graves, Mrs. A. J. Women in America ; an ex- 
 amination into the moral and intellectual 
 condition of American female society. N. 
 Y., 1844 . . . . . 2-684 
 
 Graves, J. R. See Brownlow, W. G. 
 
 Graves, R. Lectures on the four last books of the 
 pentateuch ; designed to show the divine 
 origin of the Jewish religion. 9th ed. L., 
 1858. 8° 32-1353 
 
 Graves, R. J. Studies in physiology and medicine. 
 Ed. by W. Stokes. L., 1863. 8° 10-387 
 
 Gravesend, history of. R. P. Cruden . 27"-310 
 
GRAVITATION. 
 
 245 
 
 GRECIAN. 
 
 Gravitation. See Mechanics. 
 
 Gravities and gaieties. S. F. Glenn . 33-1137 
 
 Gray, Alice. Lily Husou . . . 18-1259 
 
 Gray, Alonzo. Elements of chemistry, experimental 
 
 and theoretical. N. Y., 1854 . 8-95 
 
 — Elements of natural philosophy. N. Y., 1850 
 
 11-86 
 
 Gray, Asa. The botanical text-book, for colleges, 
 schools, and private students ; comprising an 
 introduction to structural and physiological 
 botany, and principles of systematic botany. 
 2d ed. K Y., 1845 . . . 9-88 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. N. Y., 1850. 8» . 9-39 
 
 — First lessons in botany and vegetable physiology. 
 
 N. Y., 1863. 8» . . . . 9-41 
 
 — Manual of the botany of the northern United 
 
 States. (The Mosses and Liverworts, by W. 
 
 S. Sullivant.) 4th revised edition, to which 
 
 is added garden botany. N; Y., 1863. 8° 
 
 9-40 
 
 Gray, Barry. [Pseud. J See Coffin, R. B. 
 
 Gray, D. Poems; with memoirs of his life. B., 
 
 1864 23-749 
 
 Gray, Mrs. Hamilton. History of Rome, for young 
 
 persons. 2d ed. L., 1858 . . 27''-2262 
 
 — Emperors of Rome, from Augustus to Constan- 
 
 tine, being a continuation of the historj'' of 
 Rome. L., 1850 . , . 27''-2263 
 
 — History of Etruria. L., 1843,4. 2 v. 8° 27''-2264 
 
 — Tour to the sepulchres of Etruria in 1839. 3d 
 
 ed. L., 1843 .... 27''-621 
 Gray, Henry. Anatomy, descriptive and surgical. 
 
 2d Amer. from the enlarged Lond. edition. 
 
 Ph., 1867. R. 8» . . . . 10-1007 
 Gray, James. The mediatorial reign of the Son of 
 
 God. Bait., 1821. S" . . 32-1099 
 
 Gray, John. Lectures on the nature and use of 
 
 money. E., 1848. 8° . . 1-98 
 
 Gray, S. O. British sea-weeds. L., 1867 9-96 
 
 Gray, T. Poetical works. Edited, with a life» by 
 
 J. Mitford. B., 1862 . . . 23-294 
 
 — Same, edited bv H. Reed. Ph., 1853 23-294« 
 
 — Bell's poets of G. B. . . . 23-496 
 
 — and W. Mason. Correspondence. Edited by 
 
 J. Mitford. 2d ed. L., 1855. 8° 30-1646 
 Gray, W. Historical sketch of the origin of English 
 
 prose literature. Oxf., 1835. 8» 22-1067 
 
 Gray. See Grey. 
 Graydon, A. Memoirs of a life chiefly passed in 
 
 Pennsylvania within the last sixty years. 
 
 Harrisburg, 1811 . . . 30-213 
 
 Grayson, E. Standish the Puritan . 18-1262 
 Grayson, W. J. James L. Petigru ; a biograpliical 
 
 sketch. N. Y., 1866 . . . 30-1751 
 Graziella. A. de Lamartine . . 34-3476 
 
 Great and good ; or, Alfred, the father of his people 
 
 30-1544 
 
 Great and good deeds of Danes, Norwegians, and 
 
 Holsteinians. O. Mailing . . 27»-2778 
 Great battles of the British army. New edition, in- 
 
 ckiding the Russian war. L., 1855 27''-45 
 Great Britain and Ireland, united kingdom of. 
 
 — Antiquities, bibliography and topog- 
 
 raphy. 
 
 — Brand, J. Popular antiquities . 27*-101 
 
 — Camden, W. Britannia . . 27^-1219 
 Remains 27--190 
 
 — Capper, B. P. Toposrraphical dictionary 25-90 
 
 — Chambers, R. Book^of days . 33-953 
 
 — Gough, R. British topograpliy . 21-310 
 
 — McCaul, J. Britanno Roman inscriptions 
 
 27''-770 
 
 — Macpherson, J. Introduction to history of 
 
 27''-4017 
 
 — Nicolson, W. English, Scotch, and Irish histojJR 
 
 ical libraries .... 21-536 
 
 — Simpson, J. Y. Archaic sculpturings 27»-3546 
 
 — The topographer .... 27*-4054 
 
 — Travels. 
 
 — Bartlett, W. H. Illustrated views of 27'>-1216 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland — continued. 
 
 — Bradshaw's itinerary for railway and telegraplijc 
 
 conveyance 27''-579 
 
 — Burritt, E. London to John O'Groat's 27''-687 
 
 — Colton, C. Four years in G. B. . 27''-l.S9 
 
 — Cruttwell, C. Tour through . 27"-297 
 
 — Gilpin, W. Observations on . 27"-858 
 
 — Haussez, Baron d'. Great Britain in 1833 
 
 27''-144 
 
 — Howitt, W. and M. Ruined abbeys and castles 
 
 27''-673 
 
 — Humphrey, H. Tour in . . 27''-157 
 
 — Jones' views of the seats of noblemen and gen- 
 
 . tlemen 27''-1227 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. Ireland, Scotland, and England 
 
 27'i'-221 
 
 — Latocnaye, M. de. Promenade d'un Frangais 
 
 dans la Grand-Bretague . . 34-4815 
 
 — Lippincott, S. J. Stories and legends 27''-445 
 
 — Newte, T. Tour in E. and Scotland in 1785 
 
 27''-395 
 
 — Stewart, C. S. Sketches of society in 27"-178 
 
 — Richardson, M. A. Borderer's table-book 
 
 27^-1003 
 
 — Victoria's journal .... 27''-924 
 
 — Westall, W. Great Britain illustrated 27''-1217 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Bradshaw, G. Railway map . 25-47 
 
 — Burn, J. S. History of parish registers 27''-165 
 
 — Campbell, J. Survey of . . 25-307 
 
 — Massy, R. T. Mixed tribes in Great Britain 
 
 and Ireland examined . . 27''-809 
 
 — McCormick, J. State papers and letters 27"-773 
 
 — See British empire ; England ; Colonies ; Natu- 
 
 ral history; and names of sub-divisions. . 
 Great cities of the ancient world. T. A. Buckley 
 
 29''-75 
 
 Great cities of the middle ages. T. A. Buckley 
 
 27»-3374 
 
 Great cities of the world. J. Frost . 29^-74 
 
 Great commanders. G. P. R. James . 30-1010 
 Great consummation. J. Gumming . 32-1041 
 Great consummation. J. A. Seiss . 33-1064 
 
 Great country, the. G. Rose . . 26''-697 
 Great Eastern, voyage du. O. Comettant 34-4102 
 Great elm, the. J. Abbott . . v. 9 of 18-15 
 Great events described by distinguished historians, 
 
 ed. by F. Lieber .... 29''-20 
 
 Great exhibition, the. H. P. Arnold . 27'^-925 
 
 — See Industrial exhibitions. 
 
 Great expectaticms. C. Dickens . . 18-865 
 
 Great expectations realized. E. H. B. Mas(m 
 
 32-1 058=^ 
 
 Great facts. F. C. Bakewell . . 6-810 
 
 Great governing families of England. J. L. Sand- 
 ford and M. Townsend . . 27«-10i-8 
 Great harmonia, the. A. J. Davis . 32-1551 
 Great Hoggarty diamond. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 . . . . 18-3193 
 Great iron wheel examined. W. G. Brownlow 
 
 32-1552 
 
 Great metropolis. J. Grant . . 27"-473,4 
 
 Great preparation. J. Gumming . . 32-906 
 
 Great question. H. A. Boardman . 32-573 
 
 Great rebellion, the. J. M. Botts . 26«-838 
 
 — J. T. Headley .... 26«-493 
 Great Salt lake. Gunnison, J. W. The Mormons 
 
 in 26''-288 
 
 — See Salt lake. 
 
 Great stone-book of nature. D. T. Ansted 9-205 
 Great tribulation. J. Cumming . . 32-633 
 
 Greatest plague of life. H. and A. ]\[ayhew 18-2160 
 Greathed, H. H. Letters written during the siege 
 
 of Delhi. L., 1858. 8» . . 28»'-315 
 Greatness and decline of Cesar Birotteau. H. de 
 
 Balzac . . . . • • 18-270 
 
 Grebo language, dictionary of. J. Payne 22-344 
 Grebo prayer book. Bede kinede . 34-2924 
 
 Grecian architecture, beauty in. Aberdeen 5-373 
 Grecian stories. M, Hack . . . 18-1300 
 
GREECE. 
 
 246 
 
 GREEK. 
 
 Greece. Aniiquities, raanners, and customs. 
 
 — Anthon, C Grecian iiiitiquities . 27"-S]0ol 
 
 — Bojesen, E. F. Grecian antiquities 27''-3072 
 
 — Fosbroke, T. D. Manufactures, manners, and 
 
 institutions 27='-31o'2 
 
 — Heeren, A. H. L. Ancient Greece 27^-3150 
 
 — Hermann, C. F. Political antiquities 27''-31i54 
 
 — Miiller, C. O. The Doric race . 27^-3110 
 
 — Potter, J. Antiquities of Greece 27''-3210,l 
 
 — St. John, J. A. Manners and customs of 
 
 ancient Greece .... 27"-3225 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of antiquities 27»-3239 
 
 — Wachsmuth, W. Antiquities of the Greeks 
 
 27^-3275 
 
 — History. 
 
 — Bonner, J. Child's history of . 27''-307G 
 
 — Clinton, H. F. Civil and literary chronology 
 
 of 27"-3092 
 
 — Clough, A. H. Greek history from Themistocles 
 
 to Alexander .... 27»-3097 
 
 — C( mstock, J. L. Greek revolution 27»-3102 
 
 — Puruy, V. Histoire grecque . 34r-397l) 
 
 — Felton, C. C. Greece, ancient and modern 
 
 27^-3120 
 
 — Curtius, E. History of . . . 27''-S10o 
 
 — Finlaj^, G. Greece under the Romans 27"-3125 
 Byzantine and Greek empires, 716 to 1453 
 
 . ■ 27»-3]26 
 
 From crusaders to Turks . 27=^3127 
 
 Greece under Othoman and Venetian domi- 
 nation 27'^3128 
 
 Hellenic kingdom and Greek nation 27*-3130 
 
 History of the Greek revolution 27"-3129 
 
 — Gillies, J. Plistory of ancient . 27''-3136 
 
 — Goldsmith, O. History of Greece 27=^-3137 to 9 
 
 — Gordon, T. History of . . . 27''-3141 
 
 — Grotc, G. History of . . . 27''-3l4o 
 
 — History of Gre.'C(;. 8. P. C. K. . 27'^3286 
 
 — Ho\ve,'S. G. Historical sketch of 27--<-3in8 
 
 — Keightley, T. H:story of , . 27"-31(J9 
 
 — Miilkiii, F. History of . . . 27='-318t 
 
 — j\[illingen, J. Memoirs of the affairs of 27^-3188 
 
 — Milford, W. History of . . 27»-3192 
 
 — -yiiiller, C. O. History and antiquities of the 
 
 Doric race 27'-3110 
 
 — Pococke, E., et al. History of Greece 27''-3206 
 
 — Schmitz, L. History of . . 27''-3228 
 
 — Smith. W. History of . . . 27''-3234 
 
 — Stan van, T. Grecian liistory . 27-^-3238 
 
 — Tcmient, J. E. History of modern 27''-3242 
 
 — Tliirlwall, C. History of . . 27^-3247 
 
 — Tliucydidcs. Grecian Wiir . 27»-32o4 to 7 
 I)e bello pcloponnes'aco . . 34-342 
 
 — Travels and geography. 
 
 — Anderson, R. Peloponnesus and Greek islands 
 
 27''-53 
 
 — Baird, H. M. Travels in . . 27''-415 
 
 — Barthelemy, J. J. Travels of Anacharsis the 
 • younger" in G 27M.2 
 
 Voyage du jeune Anacharsis en Grece 
 
 34-4504,4871 
 
 — Blaquiere, E. Letters from . . 27"-199 
 
 — Bromer, F. Travels in . , . 27''-642 
 
 — Cliiindler, R. Travels in . . 28f-244 
 
 — Colton, W. Views of . . . 27''-238 
 
 — De Vere, xV. Picturesque sketches of 27>>-397 
 Sketches of G. and Tui'key . 27''-230 
 
 — Gitfard, E. Visit to . . . 27''-54 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers . . 27''-496 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29b-275 
 
 — O'in, S. Greece and the golden horn 27'>-774 
 
 — Pausanias. Descriptio Graeciae . 34-329 
 
 — Puricardis, G. A. Greece of the Greeks 27''-861 
 
 — Senior, N. W. Journal in , . 27''-521 
 
 — Siade, A. Travels in . . . 27''-12o 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of geography 25-104 
 
 — Sonnini, C. S. Travels in . . 27''-198 
 
 — Stanhope, L. Greece in 1823,4 . 27''-55 
 
 — Stepliens, J. L. Travels iu . . 27M76 
 
 — Taylor, B. Travels in . . . 27''-530 
 
 Greece — continued. 
 
 — MisceHany. 
 
 — Ampere, J. J. Etudes litteraries . 34-3023 
 
 — About, E. Grece contemporaine . 34-3005 
 Greece and the Greeks of the present day 
 
 27''-429 
 
 — Becker, W. A. Charioles . . 27^'-3059 
 
 — Benjamin, S. G. W. The Turk and the Gieek 
 
 27''-918 
 
 — Chase, T. Hellas, her monuments, etc. 27''-618 
 
 — History of modern Greece, with a view of its 
 
 geography, antiquities, and present condition 
 27"-3287 
 
 — Ransabe, A. R. Progress and present iwsition 
 
 of" 27''-3218 
 
 — Stei)hanini, J. Personal narrative . 30-499 
 
 — Stuart, R. Monuments of . . 5-112 
 
 — Wordsworth, C. Description of . 27^-539 
 
 — See Antiquities; Athens; Coins and coinage; 
 
 East ; Eastern Europe ; Ionian islands ; Le- 
 vant ; Macedonia ; Manners and customs ; 
 Morea ; Mythology ; Numismatics. 
 Greece, pictorial, descriptive, and historical. C. 
 Wordsworth .... 27''-539 
 Greek, the, and the Turk. E. E. Crowe 28''-827 
 Greek church. Finlay, G. Byzantine and Greek 
 empire 27"-3126 
 
 — Haxthausen's Russian empire . 27''-574 
 
 — Neale, J. M. Holy eastern church 32-808 
 
 Essays on liturgiology . . 32-1964 
 
 .— Southcate, H. Visit to the Syrian church 
 
 ." . 28'^-472 
 
 — See Eastern church. 
 
 Greek colonies. Rochette, D. R. Histoire critique 
 de I'etablissement des colonies grecques 
 34-4535 
 
 Greek language and literature. Grammar and 
 lexicography. 
 
 — Buttmann, P. Griechische grammatik 34-2393 
 
 — ^ — Greek grammar for high schools 22-54 
 — ' — Irregular Greek verbs . . 22-53 
 
 — Cassel's lessons in Greek . . 22-65 
 
 — Goodwin, W. W. Syntax of the Greek verb 
 
 22-94 
 
 — Hadley, J. Greek grammar for schools and 
 
 colleges 22-106 
 
 — Iledericus, B. Graecum lexicon . 34-494 
 
 — Junius, L. The Greek verb . . 22-141 
 
 — Kiihner, R. Grammar of the Greek language 
 
 22-146 
 
 — Liddell and Scott. Greek- English lexicon 
 
 22-391 
 
 — Parkhurst, J. Greek and English lexicon to 
 
 the new testament . . . 22-193 
 
 — Port Royal. Greek grammar . . 22-202 
 Primitives of the Greek tongue . 22-204 
 
 — Winer, G. B. Grammar of the new testament 
 
 diction . . • . . . . 22-288 
 
 — Versification. 
 
 — Hermann, G. Eleraenta doctrinae metricse 
 
 34-384 
 
 — O'Brien, W. Ancient rhythmical art 22-701 
 
 — Tate, J. Introduction to Greek metres 22-731 
 
 — History and selections. 
 
 — Anstice, J. Choric poetry . . 23-813 
 
 — Bland and Merrivale. Greek anthology 38-147 
 
 — Browne, R. W. History of Greek literature 
 
 22-947 
 
 — Burges, G. Greek anthology . 33-109 
 
 — Coleridge, H. N. Study of the Greek classic 
 
 poets . - . . . . . 22-981 
 
 — Cleveland, C. D. Compendium of classical 
 
 literature 22-976 
 
 — Darley, G. D. The Grecian drama 22-1010 
 fc— Donaldson, J. W. History of the Greek drama 
 ^ 22-1028 
 
 The new cratylus . . . 22-421 
 
 — Elton, C. A. Specimens of Greek poets 23-815 
 
 — Felton, C. C. Greece, ancient and modern 
 
 27''-3120 
 
GREEK. 
 
 247 
 
 GREENLAND. 
 
 Greek lanmiage and literature — oontiinicd. 
 
 — Gladstone, W. E. Homer and the Homeric aire 
 
 22-1001 
 
 — Kennet, B. Lives of the ancient Grecian poets 
 
 SO-287 
 
 — Matthiae, A. Historyof Greek literature 22-1134 
 
 — drills, A. Poetry of the ancient Greeks 23-1142 
 
 — Midler, K. O. History of ancient Greek litera- 
 
 ture 22-1104 
 
 ■ — Muie, W. Critical history of the language and 
 literature of ancient Greece . 22-1 158 
 
 — Peter, W. Specimens of the poetry of Greece 
 
 23-186 
 
 — Pierron, A. Histoire de la litterature greciue 
 
 34-39SI2 
 
 — Ramage, C. T. Beautiful thoughts from Greek 
 
 authors 22-1371 
 
 — Romances of Heliodorus, Longus, and Achilles 
 
 Tatius. Trans, by R. Smith . 18-3714 
 
 — Talfourd, T. N., et al. History of Greek litera- 
 
 ture ' . 22-1226 
 
 Greek philosophy. Cornwallls, C. F. Small books 
 on great subjects .... 33-64 
 
 — Grant'; A. Ethics of xVristotle . 15-136 
 
 — Grote, G. Plato and companions of Sokrates 
 
 l;-)-2r)6 
 
 — Hampden, R. D. Fathers of . . 15-187 
 Greek soldier, narrative of. P. Mengous 29*'-2{)7 
 Greeley, H. American conflict: a history of the 
 
 great rebellion in the United States, 1860-5 ; 
 intended to exliibit especially its moral and 
 ]X)litical phases, with the drift and progress of 
 American opinion respecting human slavery 
 from 1776 to the close of the war for the 
 union. Hartford, 1864-6. 2 v. 8° 26''-560 
 
 — Art and industry, as represented in the exhibition 
 
 at the crystal palace. N. Y,, 1853 6-856 
 
 — Crystal palace and its lessons. N. Y., 1851. 
 
 8". pph 33-1150 
 
 — Glances at Europe, including notices of the great 
 
 exhibition, or world's fair. N. Y., 1851 
 27''-250 
 
 — History of the struggle for slavery extension or 
 
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 Gwynne, Talbot. Nanette and her lovers 18-1301 
 
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 Haine d'une femme. H. de Kock . 34-5153 
 
 Haines, C. G. Memoir of T. A. Emmet ; with a 
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 Haines, J. T. The French spy. F's S. D. v. 19 
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HAINES. 
 
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 Haines, J. T. The wizard of the wave 
 
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 Hair and wool. P. A. Browne 
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 its bearing upon etymology. Ph., 1860. 8° 
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 Hale, Mrs. C. L. AVoodland lays, legends, and 
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 Hale, C. R., S. H. Jones, and H. Morton. Report 
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 Hale, D. Thompson, J. P. Memoir of, with select 
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 Hale, E. E. If, yes, and perhaps. Four possibili- 
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 fact 18-1311 
 
 — Kansas and Nebraska ; the history, geographi- 
 
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 — Margaret Percival in America • 18-1312 
 
 — Ninety days' worth of Europe. B., 1861 
 
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 Hale, G. S. See United States digest (in the law 
 
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 Hale, M., Chief-justice. Jurisdiction of the lords' 
 
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 Hale, N. Stuart, I. W. Life of . . 30-938 
 
 Hale, S. History of the United States, to 1817. 
 
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 Hale, S. J. Boarding out . . , 18-1313 
 
 — Flora's interpreter, and Fortuna Flora. Re- 
 
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 — Keeping house and house-keeping 18-1317 
 
 — Liberia; or, Mr. Peyton's experiment 18-1314 
 
 — Manners ; or, happy homes and good society. 
 
 B., 1868. 8'' .... 33-755 
 
 — New cook-book. Ph., [1857] , 6-186 
 
 — Northwood 18-1315 
 
 — Traits of American life . . . 18-1316 
 
 — Woman's record. N. Y., 1851. 8° 30-719 
 Halen, J. van. Narrative of imprisonment in the 
 
 dungeons of the inquisition at Madrid, and 
 
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 Half a million of money. A. B. Edwards 18-1004 
 Half brothers. A, Dumas . . . 18-926 
 
 Half century, the. E. Davis . . 26''-625 
 Half hours with the best authors. C. Knight 83-485 
 Half hours with the best French authors. L., 1867. 
 
 8" 22-1074 
 
 Half hours with the best letter-writers and autobi- 
 
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 Half hours with the microscope. E. Lankester 
 
 9-1034 
 
 Half-sir. G. Griffin .... 18-3680 
 Half tints : table d'hote and drawing-room. N. Y., 
 
 1867 33-1363 
 
 Half yearly abstract of the medical sciences, v. 45, 6. 
 
 Ph., 1867. 8° . . . . 10-801 
 
 Halifax, C. Montague, Earl of. (Sanford's British. 
 
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 Halfpenny, W. and J. Rural architecture in the 
 
 Chinese and gothick taste ; designs for arches, 
 
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 Haliburton, T. C. Historical and statistical account 
 
 of Nova Scotia. Halifax, 1829. 2 v. 8» 
 20=^-96 
 
 — Letter-bag of the Great Western ; or, life in a 
 
 steamer ...... 18-1322 
 
 — Nature and human nature . . 18-1323 
 
 — Rule and misrule of the English in America. 
 
 N. Y., 1851 26''-027 
 
 — Sayings f)f Sam Slick . . . 18-1324 
 
 — Sam Slick's wise saws and modern instances 
 
 18-1325 
 
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 Halkerston, P. Collection of Latin maxims and 
 
 rules in law and equity ; with an English trans- 
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 Hall, A. Life and character of the Rev. S. Jndd. 
 B., 1854 30-1082 
 
 Hall, A. O. A coroner's inquisition. F's M. D. 
 V. 15 24-113 
 
 — The Manhattaner in New Orleans ; or, phases 
 
 of "crescent city" hfe. N. Y., 1851 26'M59 
 
 Hall, B. Account of a voyage of discovery to the 
 
 west coast of Corca and the great Loo-Choo 
 
 island. Ph., 1818. 8° . . 29i'-22 
 
 — Extracts from a journal written on the coasts of 
 
 Chili, Peru, and Mexico, in 1830. Ph., 1824. 
 2v 26"-179 
 
 — Lieutenant and commander ; autobiographical 
 
 sketches of his own career, from fragments of 
 voyages and travels. L., 1863 . 29''-201 
 
 — Patchwork. Ph., 1841. 2 v. . 27>'-154 
 
 — Skimmings ; or, a winter at Schloss Hainfekl, in 
 
 Lower'Styria. Ph., 1836 . . 27''-155 
 
 — Travels in North America in 1827,8. Ph. , 1829. 
 
 2 V 26'^-306 
 
 — See Captain Hall in America. 
 
 Hall, B. H. Collection of college words and cus- 
 toms. N. Y., 1859 . . . 22-111 
 
 — History of eastern Vermont to the close of the 
 
 18th century ; with a biographical chapter and 
 
 appendixes. N. Y., 1858. 8° . 26^-431 
 
 Hall, B. R. Frank Freeman's barber shop 18-1338 
 
 — The new purchase .... 18-1329 
 
 — Teaching, a science: the teacher an artist. N. Y., 
 
 1848 13-100 
 
 Hall, C. Memoirs of Marshall Hall. L., 1861. 80 
 
 30-1377 
 
 Hall, C. F. Arctic researches, and life among the 
 Esquimaux ; being the narrative of an expe- 
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 N. Y., 1865. 8" . . . . 26''-489 
 Hall, C. H. True protestant ritualism : a review of 
 a book entitled " The law of ritualism." Ph., 
 
 1867 32-2248 
 
 Hall, C. W. Twice taken . ... 18-1318 
 
 Hall, E. The puritans and their principles. 2d ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1846. 8» . . . . 26"-439 
 
 Hall, E. B. Life and times of John Howard. 
 
 Providence, 1855. 8<> . . . 30-1607 
 
 — Memoir of Mary L. Ware. B., 1853 30-736 
 Hall, E. H. Appleton's hand-book of American 
 
 travel— the Southern tour. N. Y., 1866 
 
 . .. . . 36"-573 
 
 — National tax law, as amended ; with a complete 
 
 compendium of stamp duties. N. Y., 1863 
 
 3-236 
 
 Hall, Fitzedward. See Early English text society ; 
 
 Sherring, M. A. 
 Hall, Francis. Travels in Crnada and the United 
 
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HALL. 
 
 355 
 
 HALLIDAY. 
 
 Hall, Frederic. Life of Maximilian I, late emperor 
 of Mexico ; with a sketch of tlie empress Car- 
 lota. N. Y., 1808 . . . 30-2347 
 
 Hull, F. W. Rambles in Europe ; or, a tour through 
 France, Italy, Switzerland, Great Britain, and 
 Ireland in 1836. N. Y., 1838. 2 v. 27''-712 
 
 Hall, G., memoir of, by G. H. Bardwell 30-223 
 
 Hall, H. The distiller ; adapted to the use of farmers 
 and distillers. Ph., 1818. 8" . 6-J94 
 
 Hall, H. B. Scottish sports and pastimes. L., 1851 
 20-360 
 
 Hall, James. Legends of the west . 18-1319 
 
 — Memoir of Thomas Posey. (S. A. B. 19) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — Notes on the western states. Ph., 1838 26"-603 
 
 — Romance of western history ; or, sketches of 
 
 history, life, and manners in the west. Cin., 
 1857 26''-463 
 
 — Sketches of history, life, and manners in the 
 
 west. Ph., 1835. 2 v. . . 26''-44 
 
 — The west ; its commerce and navigation. Cin., 
 
 1848 26''-45 
 
 — Sec McKenney, T. L. 
 
 Hall, James, LL.L». Geology of New York. Alb., 
 1848. 4» 9-1226 
 
 — Palseontology of New York. Alb., 1847,52. 
 
 3v. 4« ■ 9-1228 
 
 — and J. D. Whitney. Report of the geological 
 
 survey of the state of Iowa. v. 1, pts. 1, 2. 
 1858. 4° 9-1251 
 
 — Report on the geological survey of the state of 
 
 Wisconsin, v. 1. 1802. 4° . 9-12.50 
 
 Hall, John. Education of children. N. Y., 1825 
 
 13-102 
 
 — History of the Presbyterian church in Trenton, 
 
 N. J. N. Y., 1859 . . . 32-2159 
 Hall, John. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-69 
 
 Hall, J. C. Interesting facts connected with the 
 
 animal kingdom ; with some remarks on the 
 
 unity of our species. L., 1841. 8" 9-560 
 Hall, J. E. Memoirs of eminent persons. Ph., 
 
 1827. 8° 30-811 
 
 Hall, J. S. Book of the feet ; a history of boots and 
 
 shoes ; also, hints to last-makers, and remedies 
 
 for corns, etc. N. Y., 1847 . 6-183 
 
 Hall, J. V. An autobiography, ed. by Newman 
 
 Hall. L., 1865 .... 30-1783 
 Hall, Marshall. Lectures on the nervous system 
 
 and its diseases. Ph., 1836. 8° 10-615 
 
 — Prone and postural respiration in drowning and 
 
 other forms of apnoea or suspended respiration. 
 L., 1857 10-335 
 
 — The two-fold slavery of the United States ; with 
 
 a project of self-emancipation. L., 1854 2-693 
 
 — Memoirs, by Mrs. C. Hall . . 30-1377 
 Hall, Mrs. Matthew. Queens before the conquest. 
 
 L., 1854. 2 V 30-795 
 
 — Royal princesses of England, from the reiiiii of 
 
 George I. L., 1858 . . . 30-1045 
 Hall, N. The Christian philosopher triumphing over 
 death : a narrative of the closing scenes of the 
 -life of the late W. Gordon ; with a memoir of 
 J. D. Godman, by T. Sewall. Ph. 32-640 
 
 — The land of the forum and the Vatican ; or, 
 
 thoughts and sketches during an easter pil- 
 grimage to Rome. L., 1859 . 27''-363 
 
 — Lectures on temperance and missions to the 
 
 masses ; also, an oration on Christian liberty ; 
 together with his reception by the New York 
 Union League Club. Reported by W. Ander- 
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 — Sermons ; with a history of Surrey chapel and its 
 
 institutions. N. Y., 1868 . . 32-2423 
 Hall, R. Works ; with a biief memoir, by O. Greg- 
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 preacher, by J. Foster, 11th ed. L., 1853. 
 6 V. 8° 32-774 
 
 — Works ; with a brief memoir of the author. 1st 
 
 complete ed. N. Y., 1830. 2 v. 8" 32-104 
 
 — Gregory, O. Memoir of . . 30-601 
 
 Hall, R. Miscellaneous works and remains ; with 
 a memoir by O. Gregory, and a critical esti- 
 mate of his cliaracter and writings by J. 
 Foster. L., 1849 . . , 32-287 
 
 Hall, Sarah. Selection from writings ; with a me- 
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 Hall, Spencer. See Gonzales, T. 
 
 Hall, S. C. Book of British ballads. L., 1853. 4» 
 23-1311 
 
 — Book of gems; the modern poets and artists of 
 
 Great Britain. L., 1853. 3 v. 8° 23-564 
 
 Hall, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. The book of the Thames, 
 
 from its rise to its fall. L., 1859. 8« 27''-595 
 
 — Ireland ; its scenery, character, &c. L. 3 v. 
 
 8° . ^ . . . ... 27''-1208 
 
 — A week at Killarney, with descriptions of routes 
 
 thither. L., 1805. 4» . . 27''-756 
 
 Hall, Mrs. S. C. Animal sagacity. L. Sm. 4'* 
 
 9-699 
 
 — The buccaneer .... 18-1338 
 
 — Can wrong be right ? . . . 18-1337 
 
 — Marian ; or, a young maid's fortunes 18-1332 
 
 — Midsummer eve .... 18-1333 
 
 — Pilgrimages to English shrines ; with notes and 
 
 illustrations by F. W. Fairholt. L., 1850. 
 2 V. 8° 27^-387 
 
 — Sketches of Irish character . . 18-1339 
 
 — The whiteboy .... 18-1335 
 Hall, W. H. New encj'clopsedia. 3d ed. v. 1. L. 
 
 f» 33-1500 
 
 Hall, W. W. Bronchitis and kindred diseases, in 
 language adapted to common readers. N. Y., 
 1852 10-137 
 
 — Consumption. N. Y., 1857 . . 10-169 
 
 — Health and disease: a book for the people. N. Y., 
 
 1859 10-182 
 
 — Sleep. 3d ed. N. Y., 1863 . . 10-348 
 Hall'sjournal of health. N. Y., 1854-64. 11 v. 8° 
 
 10-313 
 
 Hallam, A. H. Remains in verse and prose ; with 
 
 a preface and memoir. B., 1803 33-429 
 
 Hallam, H. Constitutional history of England, from 
 
 the accession of Henry VII to the death of 
 
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 — Introduction to the literature of Europe in the 
 
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 2 V. 8° 22-1076 
 
 — View of the state of Europe during the middle 
 
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 — Same. P., 1821. 4 v. . . . 27^^-3438 
 Halleck, F. G. Poetical works. N. Y.. 1858 
 
 23-109,612 
 
 — Poetical writings, ed. by J. G. Wilson. N. Y., 
 
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 23-108 
 
 — Fanny, with other poems. N. Y., 1839 23-86 
 Halleck, H. W. Elements of military art and 
 
 science ; or, course of instruction in strategy, 
 fortification, tactics of battles, &c. N. Y., 
 1846 6-619 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. N. Y., 1859 . . . 6-620 
 
 — International law ; or, rules regulating the in- 
 
 tercourse of states in peace and war. San 
 Francisco, 1861. 8" . . . 2-173 
 
 Hallelujah. G. Wither . . . 23-526 
 
 Haller, A. V. Moderate monarchy; or, principles 
 of the British constitution, described in a nar- 
 rative of the life and maxims of Alfred the 
 great and his counsellors; with notes and 
 commentaries on the present state of the 
 British constitution, by F. Steinitz. L., 1849 
 27«-520 
 
 Hallett, S. Industrial and financial resources of the 
 U. S., as developed by oflicial returns. N. Y., 
 1864. 8" 1-188 
 
 Halley, R. An inquiry into the nature of the sacra- 
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 Halliday, S. B. Lost and found ; or, life among the 
 poor. N. Y,., 1859 . . . 33-760 
 
HALLIG. 
 
 256 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Hallig, the. J. C. Biernatzki . . 18-331 
 
 Halliwell, J. O. Brief hand-list of books, manu- 
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 — Collection of letters illustrative of the progress 
 
 of science in England, from the reign of Eliz- 
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 11-198 
 
 — Dictionary of Archaic and provincial words, 
 
 obsolete phrases, proverbs, and ancient cus-' 
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 8» 22-114 
 
 — The early history of freemasonry in England. 
 
 2d ed. L., 1844 .... 2-694 
 
 — Introduction to the evidences of Christianity. 
 
 2d ed. L., 1859 . . . . 32-825 
 
 — Letters of the kings of England, now first col- 
 
 lected ; with historical introduction and notes. 
 L.,1846. 2v 27''-513 
 
 — Life of William Shakespeare. L., 1848. S" 
 
 30-1073 
 
 — (Ed.) Nursery rhymes of England. 6th ed. 
 
 L 23-881 
 
 — Shakesperiana ; a catalogue of the early editions 
 
 of Shakespeare's plays, and of the commenta- 
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 works. L.,1841. 8» . . 21-198 
 
 Hallock, W. A. Memoir of Harlan Page. L. 30-1538 
 
 — Sketch of the life and labors of the Rev. Justin 
 
 Edwards. N. Y., 1855 . . 30-856 
 
 Halloween. A. C. Coxe . . . 23-1024 
 Halls, J. J. Life and correspondence of Henry 
 
 Salt. L., 1834. 2 v. 8» . . 30-1891 
 Halm, F. Son of the wilderness ; a dramatic poem, 
 
 in five acts. N. Y., 1848 . . 24-35 
 Same, under title of Ingomar, the barbarian. 
 
 F's S. D. V. 12 . . . . 24-221 
 
 Halpine, C. G. Baked meats of the funeral 18-1320 
 
 — Life and adventures, songs, services, and speeches 
 
 ofprivate Miles O'Reilly . . 18-1326 
 Halsey, L. J. The literary attractions of the bible ; 
 
 or, a plea for the word of God, considered as 
 
 a classic. N. Y., 1858 . . 32-746 
 
 Halsted, C. A. Life of Margaret Beaufort, mother 
 
 of Henry Vn. L., 1839. 8» . 30-2318 
 
 — Richard III as duke of Gloucester and king of 
 
 England. Ph., 1844. 8° . . 30-460 
 
 Halsted, O. Account of the new method of curing 
 dyspepsia. N. Y., 1830 . . 10-58 
 
 Hambleton, J. P. Biographical sketch of H. A. 
 Wise ; with a history of the political campaign 
 in Virginia in 1855 ; and a review of the posi- 
 tion of parties on the eve of the presidential 
 campaign of 1856. Rich., 1856. 8° 26''-604 
 Hamburg, Schiller-Fest in (1859) . 34-2408 
 
 Hamburgisches Wechselbuch. J. v. Dohren 34-2291 
 Hamel, F. J. Protestantism in peril ; a commentary 
 on the tractarian tendencies of the age. L., 
 
 1865. 8° 32-1643 
 
 Hamerton, P. G. Painter's camp in the highlands, 
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 5-304 
 
 Hamilton, Alexander. Works ; comprising his cor- 
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 writings, exclusive of the Federalist, civil and 
 military. Ed. by J. C. Hamilton. N. Y., 
 1850. 7v. 8° . . . . 26''-946 
 
 — Hamilton, J. C. Life of . . 30-224 
 History of the republic as traced in the 
 
 writings of 26''-364 
 
 — Renwick, J. Life of . . . 30-457 
 
 — Riethmiiller, C. J. A. Hamilton and his con- 
 
 temporaries .... 30-1526 
 
 — See Federalist. . 
 
 Hamilton, Anthony. Fairy tales and romances. 
 Trans, from the French. L., 1849 18-3838 
 
 — M6moires de Grammont ; pr6c6d6s d'une notice 
 
 sur la vie et les ouvrages d'Hamilton, par M. 
 Auger. Voyage de Chappelle et de Bachau- 
 mont. P., 1857 .... 34-3386 
 
 Hamilton, Anthony. Memoirs of Count Grammont ; 
 Avith a biogranhical sketch of Count Hamilton, 
 and a translation of the epistle to Count 
 Grammont. Ph., 1836. 8» . . 30-215 
 
 — Same, with title Memoirs of the court of Charles 
 
 II, by Count Grammont, ed. by Sir W. Scott. 
 
 Also the personal history of Charles, and the 
 
 • Boscobel tracts. L., 1846 . . 30-216 
 
 Hamilton, E. Letters on the elementary principles 
 
 of education. 6th ed. L., 1818. 2 v. 13-103 
 
 — Benger, E. O. Memoirs of . . 30-1214 
 Hamilton, G. Gymnastics for boys, and calisthenics 
 
 for young ladies. L., 1840 . 20-377 
 
 Hamilton, H. C. Index to the pictorial history of 
 
 England; forming a complete chronological 
 
 key to tlie civil and military events, lives of 
 
 remarkable persons, and the progress of the 
 
 country. L., 1850. 8" . . 27»-297 
 
 Hamilton, James. Sinai, the Hedjaz, and Soudan ; 
 
 wanderings around the birth-place of the 
 
 prophet, and across the Ethiopian desert. 
 
 L., 1857. 8° .... 28''-247 
 
 Hamilton, James, D. D. Lessons from the great 
 
 biography. L., 1857 . . . 32-689 
 
 — Life of James Wilson, of Woodville. N. Y., 
 
 1859 80-1187 
 
 — Memoir of Lady Colquhoun. N. Y., 1851 
 
 30-1415 
 
 — Our Christian classics ; readings from the best 
 
 divines, with notices, biographical and criti- 
 cal. L., 1859. 4v. . . . 82-1310 
 
 — Memoir of Henrietta Wilson . . 4-180 
 Hamilton, John. On truth and error ; thoughts in 
 
 prose and verse, on the principles of truth, 
 and the causes and eftects of error. Camb., 
 
 1856 32-1545 
 
 Hamilton, J. C. History of the republic of the 
 United States, as traced in the writings of 
 Alexander Hamilton and of his contempora- 
 ries. N. Y., 1857. 6v. 8° . 26=^-864 
 
 — Life of Alexander Hamilton. N. Y., 1834,40. 
 
 2v. 8» 30-224 
 
 Hamilton, J. P. Reminiscences of an old sportsman. 
 L., 1860. 2 V 20-362 
 
 Hamilton, N. E. S. A. Inquiry into the genuineness 
 of the manuscript corrections in Mr. Collier's 
 annotated Shakspere, folio, 1032; and of cer- 
 tain Shaksperian documents likewise pub- 
 lished by Mr. Collier. L., 1860. 4° 24-96 
 
 Hamilton, Robert, LL. D. Inquiry concerning the 
 rise and progress, the redemption, present 
 state and management of the national debt of 
 Gt. Britain. Ph., 1816. 8» . 1-239 
 
 Hamilton, Robert, M. D. Amphibious carnivora, 
 herbivorous cetacea, &c. [Jardine, Sir W., 
 N. 1. 25] .... V. 11 of 9-594 
 
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 V. 2, 3, of 9-596 
 
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 V. 12 of 9-594 
 
 Hamilton, Rowland. Resources of a nation ; a series 
 
 of essays. L., 1863. 8» . . -3-115 
 
 Hamilton, R. W. The revealed doctrine of rewards 
 
 and punishments. L., 1853 . 32-2207 
 
 Hamilton, S. History of the national flag of the 
 
 United States. Ph., 1852 . . 26«-358 
 Hamilton, T. Annals of the peninsular campaigns, 
 
 from 1808 to 1814. Ph., 1831. 3 v. 27«-2025 
 
 — Men and manners in America. P., 1833. 8° 
 
 26''-469 
 
 — Youth and manhood of Cyril Thornton 18-1340 
 Hamilton, Sir W. Discussions on philosophy and 
 
 literature, education and university reform ; 
 with an introductory essay by R. Turnbull. 
 N. Y., 1853. 8» ... 15-253 
 
 — Lectures on metaphysics and logic. Ed. by H. 
 
 L. Mansel and J; Veitch. B., 1859,60. 2 v. 8» 
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 — Metaphysics. Collected, arranged, and abridged 
 
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HAMILTON. 
 
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 HANDBOOK. 
 
 Hamilton, Sir W. Philosopln^ ; arranged and 
 edited by O. "W. Wiglit for tlie use of schools 
 and colleges. 2d ed. N. Y., 1854. 8" 
 
 . . . . . . 15-126 
 
 — Baynes, T. S. Essay on the new analytic of 
 
 logical forms .... 15-104 
 
 — Bolton, M. P. W. Examination of principles of 
 
 ._ . . . 15-300 
 
 — Grote, G. Review of Mill's examination of 
 
 Hamilton 15-2G4 
 
 — Mansel, H. L. Philosophy of the conditioned 
 
 . . . . . . 15-284 
 
 — Masson, D. Recent British philosophy 15-200 
 
 — Mills, j; S. Examination of . 15-249 
 
 — See Reid, T. 
 
 — Stirling, J. H. Philosophy of perception 15-270 
 Hamilton [Sir W. ] versus Mill; a thorough discus- 
 sion of Mr. John Stuart Mill's examination of 
 Hamilton's logic and philosophy. Part I, on 
 chapters 17, 18, and 19. E., 1866. 8° 15-337 
 
 Hamilton, W. J. Researches in Asia Minor, Pontus, 
 
 and Armenia ; with some account of their 
 
 antiquities and geology. L., 1842. 2 v. 8" 
 
 " 28''-l89 
 
 Hamilton, W. R. Elements of quaternions. L.,1866. 
 8" 14-124 
 
 — Lectures on quaternions ; containing a system- 
 
 atic statement of a new mathematical method. 
 Dub., 1853. 8° . . . . 14-181 
 
 Hamilton, W. T. The "friend of Moses;" or a 
 defence of the Pentateuch, as the production 
 of Moses and an inspired document, against 
 the objections of modern skepticism. N. Y., 
 1852. 8° 32-377 
 
 Hamiltons. Mrs. C. Gore . . . 18-1218 
 
 Hamlet. See Shakespeare. 
 
 Hamlet travestie. J. Poole . . . 24-214 
 
 Hamley, E. B. Lady Lee's widowhood 18-1341 
 
 — Operations of war explained and illustrated. E., 
 
 1806. 4° 6-1013 
 
 — Story of the campaign of Sebastopol. E., 1855. 
 
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 Hamlin, A. C. Martyria ; or, Andersonville prison. 
 
 B., 1806 26^-837 
 
 Hamlin. H. Hayes, J. L. Life and speeches of 
 
 ' 30-1675 
 
 Hamlin, H. A. L. Lawrence, M. W. Memorials of 
 
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 Hammond, C. Pilgrimage of Thomas Paine and 
 
 others to the seventh circle in the spirit world. 
 
 Rochester, 1852 .... 32-1854 
 Hammond, James. (Bell's poets of G. B.) 23-494 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-233 
 Hammond, J. D. History of political parties in the 
 
 state of New York to 1840. Alb., 1842. 2 v. 8° 
 26«-97 
 
 — Life and times of Silas Wright. Syracuse, 1848. 
 
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 Hammond, M. E. Florence . . 18-1342 
 
 Hammond, M. M. Memoir of Captain M. M. Ham- 
 mond. N. Y., 1858 . . . 30-1056 
 Hammond, 8. H. Hills, lakes, and forest streams. 
 N. Y., 1854 .... 26^-265 
 
 — Wild northern scenes; or, sporting adventures 
 
 with the rifle and the rod. N. Y., 1857 
 20b-326 
 
 — and L. W. Mansfield. Country margins and 
 
 rambles of a journalist. N. Y., 1855 26^-280 
 
 Hammond, W. A. Military medical and surgical 
 
 essays prepared for the United States sanitary 
 
 commission. Ph., 1864. 8" . 10-454 
 
 — Robert Severne .... 18-3803 
 
 — Statement of the causes which led to the dis- 
 
 missal of Surgeon-General W. A. Hammond ; 
 with a review of the evidence. N. Y., 1864. 
 8» 26''-u. p. 
 
 — Treatise on hygiene, with special reference to 
 
 the military service. Ph., 1863. 8» 10-306 
 Hammond, W. A. Wakefulness. Ph., 1866 
 
 10-580 
 
 Hamond, M. (J. Huen-Dubourg.) Life of the 
 
 Cardinal de Cheverus. Trans, by R. M. 
 
 Walsh. Ph., 1839 . . . 30-132 
 
 Hampden, A. Hartley Norman . . 18-1343 
 
 Hampden, J. Forster, J. Life of . 30-167,174 
 
 Hampden, R. D. Fathers of Greek philosophy. E., 
 
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 — Life of Thomas Aquinas ; a dissertation of the 
 
 scholastic philosophy of the middle ages. L., 
 1848 15-127 
 
 Hampole. See Rolle of H. 
 
 Hampshire. Brayley, E. W., and J. Britton 
 
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 — Handbook for travellers . . . 27''-484 
 
 — Warner, R., jr. Extract from Domes-day book 
 
 27''-4015 
 
 Hampson, R. T. Origines patriciae ; or, a deduction 
 
 of European titles of nobility and dignified 
 
 offices from their primitive sources. L., 1840. 
 
 8° 27^-3442 
 
 Hamst, Olphar. [Pseud.] See Thomas, Ralph. 
 Hand'islande. V.Hugo . . . 34-3410 
 Hanaford, Mrs. P. A. Field, gunboat, hospital, and 
 
 prison. B., 1866 . . . 26='-780 
 
 — Frank Nelson .... 18-1348 
 
 — The young captain ; a memorial of R. C. Derbv. 
 
 B., 1805 30-1714 
 
 Hanbury, B. Historical memorials relating to the 
 
 independents, or congregationalists, from their 
 
 rise to the restoration of the monarchy, A. D. 
 
 1000. L., 1839-44. 3 v. 8° . 32-852 
 
 Hancock, Sallie J. Montanas . . 18-3747 
 Hancock, Thomas. Personal narrative of the origin 
 
 and progress of the caoutchouc or India 
 
 rubber manufacture in England. L., 1857. 8" 
 
 6-338 
 
 Hancock, Thomas. The peculium ; an endeavor to 
 
 throw light on some of the causes of the 
 
 decline of the society of Friends. L., 1859 
 
 82-874 
 
 Hancock, Thomas, M. D. Essay on instinct, and 
 
 its physical and moral relations. L., 1824. 8" 
 
 15-310 
 
 Hancock, W. An emigrant's five years in the free 
 
 states of America. L., 1860 . 26^-390 
 Hancock, W. N. Impediments to the prosperity of 
 
 Ireland. L., 1850 . . . 27"-1449 
 
 — Report on the supposed progressive decline of 
 
 Irish prosperity. Dublin, 1803. 8" 27=^-1448 
 
 Hand, the. Bell, C. Mechanism and endowments 
 
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 — Zachrie, J. Advice in the management of 10-406 
 
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 Hand and glove. A. B. Edwards . 18-1003 
 
 Hand and word, the. Gerald Griffin . 18-3678 
 
 Hand but not the heart. T. S. Arthur 18-172 
 
 Handbook for India ; being an account of the three 
 presidencies and of the overland route. L., 
 1859. 2 V 281^-334 
 
 Handbook for Hythe. H. Busk . . 6-573 
 
 Handbook for travellers in central Italy. 4tli ed. 
 L., 1857 27'^-493 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Devon and Cornwall. 
 4th ed. L., 1859 . . . 27'^-554 
 
 Handbook for travellers in northern Europe ; includ- 
 ing Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, 
 and Russia. L., 1849,58. 2 v. 27''-488 
 
 Handbook for travellers in France ; a guide to Nor- 
 mandy, Brittany, the rivers Seine, Loire, 
 Rhone, and Garonne ; the French Alps, Dau- 
 phine, Provence, and the Pyrenees. 6th ed. 
 L., 1858 27''-485 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Greece. New ed. L., 
 1854 27»'-490 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Kent and Sussex. L., 
 1858 27''-483 
 
 Handbook for travellers in northern Italy. 7th ed. 
 L., 1858. 2v 27''-492 
 
 Handbook for ti-avellers in Portugal. 2d ed. L., 
 1856 27^-487 
 
 17 
 
HANDBOOK. 
 
 2BS 
 
 HARD. 
 
 Handbook for travellers in southern Germany. 8th 
 ed. L., 1858 .... 27''-490 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Spain. R. Ford 27''-486 
 
 Handbook for travellers in southern Italy. 3d ed. 
 L., 1858 27''-494 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Surrey, Hampshire, and 
 the isle of Wight. L., 1858 . 27^-484 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Switzerland and the Alps 
 
 of Savoy and Piedmont. 8th ed. L., 1858 
 
 . . . . . 27''-491 
 
 Handbook for travellers in Wiltshire, Dorsetshire, 
 and Somersetshire. New ed. L.,1859 27''-555 
 
 Handbook for ti'avellers on the continent ; being a 
 guide to Holland, Belgium, Prussia, northern 
 Germany, and the Rhine from Holland to 
 Switzerland. 12th ed. L., 1858 27''-481 
 
 Handbook for visitors to Paris ; containing a descrip- 
 tion of the most remarkable objects in Paris, 
 with general advice and information for 
 English travellers in that metropolis, and on 
 the way to it. L., 1864 . . 27^-716 
 
 Handbook of angling. By Ephemera. [E. Fitzgib- 
 bon] 20-380 
 
 Handbook of English ecclesiology. L., 1847 32-2448 
 
 Handbook of games. H. G. Bohn . 20-181 
 
 Handbook of German literature. G. J. Adler 
 
 34-2298 
 
 Handbook of London, past and present. P. Cun- 
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 Handbook of pictorial art. R. St. J. Tyrwhitt 5-311 
 
 Handbook of practical receipts ; or, useful hints in 
 every-day life. N. Y., 18G0 . 6-184 
 
 Handbook of Rome and its environs. 5th ed. L., 
 1858 27''-495 
 
 Handbook of parlor magic ; magician's own book 
 20-191 
 
 Handbook of U. S. navy. B. S. Osbon 26='-G87 
 
 Handbook of universal biography. P. Godwin 
 
 80-1702 
 
 Handbook of young artists and amateurs in oil 
 painting ; being chiefly a condensed compila- 
 tion from the celebrated manual of Bouvier, 
 with additional matter selected from the labors 
 of Merimee, de Montabert, and others. By 
 an American artist. N. Y., 1856 5-171 
 
 Handbook of the man of business. 2d ed. L,, 1865 
 1-261 
 
 Handbook to Europe. J. H. Siddons . 27i'-562 
 
 Handbook to the cathedrals of England. [Eastern, 
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 Handbuch der Qeschichte der poetischen national- 
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 Handel, G. F. Oratorio, Judas Maccabceus, in vocal 
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 Handley cross. R. S. Surtees . . 18-1344 
 Handmaid to the arts. 2d ed. L., 1764. 2 v. 8" 5-8 
 Handy horse-book; or, practical instructions in tlie 
 
 general care and management of horses. By 
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 Haney's base-ball player's book (1868). H. Chad- 
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 Hankey, T. Principles of banking, with remarks 
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 Hankin, C. C. Life of Mary Anne Schimnulpen- 
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 Hanmer, M. The chronicle of Ireland. Dub., 1809. 
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 Hanmer, T. Correspondence; with a memoir of his 
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 Hann, J. Elements of plain trigonometry. 2d ed. 
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 Hanna, W. The last day of our Lord's passion. 
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 rise of the reformation in England and of the 
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 Hannay, D. Ned Allen . . . 18-1335 
 
 Hannay, J. Characters and criticisms; a book of 
 
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 Hannett. J. Bibliopegia; or, the art of bookbinding. 
 
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 Hannibal. Abbott, J. History of . 30-226 
 
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 Hannover, A. Construction and use of the micro- 
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 Hanover. Wilson, W. R. Travels in Norway, etc. 
 27''-827 
 
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 Hanover, Mass. Barry, J. S. Historical sketch of 
 
 26^-684 
 
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 Hansard, T. C. Process of printing. [See History 
 
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 Hanseatic league. L. de Boisgelin . 27''-1214 
 
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 Hanson, J. H. The lost prince ; facts tending to 
 
 prove the identity of Louis XVII of France, 
 
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 30-769 
 
 Hanworth 18-1346 
 
 Hiiole, A. Sandwich island notes. N. Y., 1854 
 
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 Happiness. Art of employing time . 15-332 
 
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 Happy thoughts. F. C. Burnand . 33-1898 
 Haps and mishaps in Europe. Mrs. S. J. Lippincoit 
 
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 Harar, exploration of. R. F. Burton . 28''-226 
 
 Harbaugh, H. Fathers of the German reformed 
 
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 — Heaven; or, an earnest and scriptural inquiry into 
 
 the abode of the sainted dead. 2d ed. Ph., 
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 — The heavenly home. Ph., 1851 . 32-472 
 
 — Heavenly recognition; or, an earnest and 
 
 scriptural discussion of the question. Will we 
 know our friends in heaven? Ph., 1851 
 32-345 
 
 — Life of Rev. Michael Schlatter, 1716 to 1790. 
 
 Ph., 1857 30-954 
 
 Harbinger ; devoted to social and political progress. 
 V. 5, 6, and 7 (imperfect). N. Y., 1847. 2 v. 
 40 2-1100 
 
 Harbours. Stevenson, T. Design and construction of 
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 Harcourt, E. "V. Letters by Historicus on some 
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 the Times, with considerable additions. L., 
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 Harcourt, L. V. Doctrine of the deluge, vindicat- 
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 Harcourt, Mme de. La Duchesse D'Orleans, Helene 
 de Mecklembourg-Schwerin. P., 1862 
 
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 Hard maple. Miss A. B. Warner . 18-3457 
 
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 259 
 
 HARPER. 
 
 Hard times. C. Dickens . . . 18-866 
 
 Hardcastle, D., jr. See Page, R. 
 
 Hardcastle, J. Masonic museum ; or, free-mason's 
 companion; a collection of songs, choruses, 
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 Hardee, W. J. Rifle and light infantry tactics, for 
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 1864. 2v 6-623 
 
 Hardenberg, F. von. Henry of Ofterdingen 
 
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 Hardie, James. The American remembrancer, and 
 universal tablet of memory. Ph., 1975 29*^-11 
 
 — New universal biog. dictionary and American 
 
 remembrancer of departed merit. N. Y., 
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 Harding, J. D. Elementary art ; or, the use of the 
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 — Lessons on art. L., 1845. A" . 5-630 
 
 — Guide and companion to the "Lessons on art." 
 
 L., n. d. 8" .... 5-617 
 
 — Principles and practice of art. L., 1845. 4° 
 
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 Hardinge, Mrs. J. Belle Boyd in camp and prison ; 
 with an introduction by G. A. Sala. N. Y., 
 1865 26^-595 
 
 Hardman, F. The Spanish campaign in Morocco. 
 L., 1860 28''-176 
 
 Hardware. Timmins, S. [Ed.] Birmingham and 
 the midland hardware district . 6-424 
 
 Hardwncli, T. F. Manual of photographic chemistry. 
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 L., 1864 6-858 
 
 Hardwick, C. Christ and other masters ; an his- 
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 Hardwicke, P. A bachelor of arts. F's S. D. v. 
 
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 Hardwicke's science-gossip. M. C. Cooke 9-1232 
 Hardy, C. Sporting adventures in the new world. 
 
 L., 1855. 2 V 26''-359 
 
 Hardy, F. A B C of billiards. L., 1866 20-186 
 Hardy, R. S. Eastern monachism ; an account of 
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 present circumstances of the order of mendi- 
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 — Legends and theories of the Buddhists, compared 
 
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 — Manual of Budhism, in its modern develop- 
 
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 Hardy, R. W. H. Travels in the interior of Mexico. 
 
 L., 1829. 8° .... 26''-580 
 Hardy, T. D. Memoirs of Henry, Lord Langdale. 
 
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 Hardy and hunter. Mrs. Ward . . 18-3429 
 Hare, J. C. Mission of the Comforter, with notes. 
 
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 Hare, J. I. C. See White, F. T. 
 
 Hare, R. Compendium of the course of chemical 
 instruction in the medical department of the 
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 — Experimental investigation of the spirit mani- 
 
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 Hare, R. Science of mechanical electricity. Ph., 
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 — Strictures in reply to remarks on the calorimotor, 
 
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 Hare, Mrs. Robert. Standish . . 18-2997 
 Hare, T. Thoughts on the dwellings of the people, 
 charitable estates, improvement, and local 
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 Harem life in Egypt and Constantinople. E. Lott 
 
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 Harewood, Harry. Dictionary of sports ; or, com- 
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 Harford, J. S. Life of Michael Angelo Buonarroti ; 
 with translations of many of his poems and 
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 — Recollections of William Wilberforce. L., 1864 
 
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 Hargrave, F. See Hale, M. 
 
 Harlan, J. Memoir of India and Avghanistaun. Ph., 
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 Harland, Marion. [Pseud.] See Terhune. M. V. H. 
 
 Harleian library, catalogue of early English miscel- 
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 Harleian miscellany ; or, a collection of scarce, 
 curious, and entertaining pamphlets and tracts 
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 — Selection from, relating to English history. 
 
 L., 1793. 4" . . . . 27''-4011 
 Harley, Lady B. Letters. Camden soc. pub., v. 
 
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 Harlej', Dr. Young Crusoe . . 18-1352 
 
 Harley, G. Histological demonstrations ; a guide to 
 
 the microscopical examination of the animal 
 
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 Harmer, T. Observations on various passages of 
 scripture, with new arrangement by Adam 
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 32-106 
 
 Harmonies economiques. F. Bastiat . 34-4011 
 Harmonies of political economy. F. Bastiat 3-21 
 Harmonies of nature. G. Hartwig . 9-1005 
 
 Harmonies poetiques et religieuses. A. de Lamar- 
 
 tine 34-4777 
 
 Harmony in language. W. Mitford . 22-689 
 Harmony. Carfe, A. T. Principles of h. and tho- 
 rough-bass 5-1126 
 
 — Ouseley, F. A. G. Treatise on . 5-1125 
 
 — Richter, E. F. Manual of . . 5-1130 
 
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 Harmony of interest. H. C. Carey . 8-50 
 Harmony of prophecy. A. Keith . 32-324 
 Harold. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . . 18-480 
 Harold the dauntless. Sir W. Scott . 23-204,5 
 Harold I'indomptable. Sir W. Scott . 34-4999 
 Harp of freedom. G. W. Clarke . 5-1019 
 Harper, J. Glimpses of ocean life ; or, rock-pools 
 
 and the lessons they teach. L., 1860 9-930 
 Harper, R. G. Select works. Bait., 1814. 8° 
 
 38-679 
 
 Harper, S. Practical hints for abstracting title 
 
 deeds. L., 1818. 8» . . . 2-330 
 
 Harper establishment, the. J. Abbott v. 4 of 18-15 
 Harper's hand-book for travellers. W. P. Fetridge 
 
 29M96 
 
 Harper's new monthly magazine, v. 1-37. 'N. Y., 
 
 1850-68. 8° .... 17-114 
 
 Harper's New York and Erie railroad guide-book. 
 
 N. Y., 1851 26''-534 
 
 Harper's phrase-book. W. P. Fetridge 22-333 
 
HARPER'S. 
 
 260 
 
 HART. 
 
 Harper's pictorial history of the rebellion. A. H. 
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 Harper's school history. J. Abbott . 29»-209 
 Harper's story books. ,T. Abbott . . 18-15 
 
 Harper's weekly for 1857-61,05-67. N. Y. f° 
 
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 Harrington, G. F. Inside : a chronicle of secession 
 
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 Harrington, J. Oceana, and other works ; with an 
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 Harrington, R. A few words on swimming. To 
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 Harrington. M. Edgeworth. v. 9 . 18-972,7 
 
 Harris, A. Tlic little treasure. F's S. D. v. 16 
 
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 Harris, Alexander. Geographical hand-book. 2d 
 
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 Harris, Alexander. Martin Beck . 18-1351 
 
 Harris, C. A. Principles and practice of dental 
 
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 Harris, G. Civilization considered as a science, in 
 
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 Harris, James. Hermes ; or, a philosophical inquiry 
 
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 — Pliilological inquiries. L., 1781. 8» 22-1081 
 
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 Harris, John, D. D. Astronomical dialogues on the 
 
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 — Navigantium atque intinerantium bibliotheca ; 
 
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 most authentic writers, together with such 
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 32-290 
 
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 Harris, M. The natural system of colours. L., 
 
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 Harris, Miss. From Oxford to Rome, and hf^w it 
 
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 Harris, T. Life and services of Com. W. Bain- 
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 Harris, T. L. A lyric of the golden age. N. Y., 
 
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 Harris, T. M. Discourses illustrating the principles 
 
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 Charlestown, 1801. 8° . . 2-701 
 
 — Journal of a tour into the territory northwest of 
 
 the Alleghany mountains, in 1803 ; with an 
 
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 Harris, T. W. Insects injurious to vegetation. II- 
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 — Treatise on some of the insects of New England 
 
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 Harris, Walter. New history of the life and reign 
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 Harris, William. Historical and critical account 
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 Harris, W. C. Adventures in Africa. From the 
 18th L. ed. Ph. 8° . . . 28'^-537 
 
 — Highlands of Ethiopia. N. Y. 8° . 28^-361 
 
 — The wild sports of southern Africa. 4th ed. 
 
 L., 1844. 8» .... 28*^-63 
 
 Harris, Lieut. Wm. C. Prison life in the tobacco 
 
 warehouse at Richmond. Ph., 1862 20*'-413 
 Harris, W. S. On the nature of thunderstorms ; 
 
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 Harris, W. T. Epitaphs from the old burying 
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 Harris. See Harrisse. 
 Harrisburg. Morgan, G. H. Annals of II. 26='-465 
 
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 Harrison, D., jr. Voice from the Washingtonian 
 
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 Harrison, F. England and France. [International 
 
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 Harrison, J., jr. Essay on the steam boiler ; with a 
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 6-339 
 
 Harrison, J. B. Familiar letters on the diseases of 
 
 children. L., 1862. . . . 10-404 
 
 Harrison, M. Rise, progress, and present structure 
 
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 Harrison, Walter. New history and survey of 
 
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 27»-4003 
 
 Harrison, William. The tongue of time ; or, the 
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 — The round table ; a collection of essays on liter- 
 
 ature, men and manners. L., 1841 33-399 
 
 — Sketches and essays. L., 1839 . 33-394 
 
 — Spirit of the age ; or, contemporary portraits. 
 
 Ph., 1848 30-1718 
 
 — Table talk ; opinions on books, men, and things. 
 
 Ph., 1848. 2 V 33-393 
 
 — See Ireland, A. 
 
 Hazlitt, W. C. British Columbia, and Vancouver 
 Island. L., 1858 . . . 26''-344 
 
 — Hand-book to the popular, poetical, and dramatic 
 
 literature of Great Britain to the restoration. 
 L., 1867. 8° .... 21-204 
 
 — History of the origin and rise of the republic of 
 
 Venice. L., 1858. 4 v. 8» . 27=^-2272 
 
 — Memoirs of William Hazlitt. L., 1867. 2 v. S" 
 
 30-1937 
 
 — Remains of the early popular poetry of England. 
 
 L., 1864-6. 4 v.'. . . . 23-744 
 
 — Shakespeare jest-books-, reprints of the early 
 
 jest-books supposed to have been used by 
 Shakespeare. L., 1864. 2 v. . 33-1373 
 He knew he was right. A. Trollope . 18-3280 
 Head, E. W. " Shall " and " Will ;" or, two chap- 
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 22-128 
 
 — Viga Glum's saga .... 18-1383 
 Head, F. B. Bubbles from the Brunnen of Nassau. 
 
 6th ed. L., 1841 . . . 27''-42 
 
 — The emigrant. N. Y., 1847 . 26^-564 
 
 — A faggot of French sticks ; or, Paris in 1851. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 . . . . 27''-252 
 
 — A fortnight in Ireland. N. Y., 1853 27^-286 
 
 — Life and adventures of Bruce, the African 
 
 traveller. N. Y., 1841 . . 30-55 
 
 — Rough notes taken during some rapid journeys 
 
 across the Pampas, and among the Andes. 
 B., 1827 26»--47 
 
 — The royal engineer. L., 1868. 8° . 6-628 
 Head, G. Home tour through the manufacturing 
 
 districts of England, in the summer of 1835. 
 N. Y., 1836 .... 27^-6 
 
 — Rome ; a tour of many days. L., 1849. 3 v. 
 
 8° 27>'-463 
 
 Head, James H. Home pastimes ; or, tableaux vi- 
 
 vants. B., 1860 .... 20-183 
 
 Hend. ,T. II. The horse and his rider. L., 1860 20-369 
 Hi ad of the family. Miss D. M. Muloch 18-2288 
 
 Head, N. Daily walk Avitli wise men ; or, religious 
 exercises for every day in the year. N. Y., 
 1801 32-1139 
 
 Headache. Harvey, W. Rheumatism and neural- 
 gia 10-200 
 
 — Mease, J. Causes, cure, and prevention of 
 
 10-864 
 
 — Wright, H. G. Causes and cure of 10-343 
 
 — See Btain ; Nervous system. 
 
 Headland, F. W. Action of medicines in the system. 
 L., 1867. 8° .... 10-702 
 
 — Same. L., 1859. 8« . . . 10-204 
 Headland home. Mme de Lesdernier . 18-4134 
 Headless horseman. Mayne Reid . 18-2629 
 Headley, J. T. The Adirondack ;■ or, life in the 
 
 woods. N. Y., 1849 . . . 26''-166 
 
 — Chaplains and clergy of the revolution. N. Y., 
 
 1864 30-1477 
 
 — Farragut and our naval commanders. N. Y., 
 
 1867. 8» 30-1994 
 
 — Grant and Sherman ; their campaigns and gen- 
 
 erals. N. Y., 1866. 8° . . 30-1867 
 
 — The great rebellion ; a history of the civil war 
 
 in the U. S. Hart., 1803-6. 2 v. 8° 26''-493 
 
 — The impei'ial guard of Napoleon ; from Marengo 
 
 to Waterloo. N. Y., 1851 . . 27^-1745 
 
 — Letters from Italy. N. Y., 1848 . 27''-203 
 
 — Life of U. S. Grant. N. Y., 1868. 8° 30-2367 
 
 — Life of general H. Havelock. N. Y., 1859 
 
 30-1142 
 
 — Life of Oliver Cromwell. N. Y., 1848 30-120 
 
 — Lives of Winfield Scott and Andrew Jackson. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 30-707 
 
 — Life of Winfield Scott. N. Y., 1861 30-748 
 
 — Luther and Cromwell. N. Y., 1852 80-692 
 
 — Miscellaneous works; with a biographical sketch. 
 
 N. Y.,1849. 2v. . . . 33-101 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1-50 . . . 33-102 
 
 — Napoleon and his marshals. N. Y., 1847. 2 v. 
 
 30-388 
 
 — Sacred mountains. N. Y., 1847 . 32-108 
 
 — Sacred plains. By J. H. Headley, [sic] Buf- 
 
 falo, 1856 32-349 
 
 — Sacred scenes and characters. N. Y., 1850 
 
 32-291 
 
 — Second war with England. N. Y., 1853. 2 v. 
 
 ." . . . 26='-312 
 
 — Washington and his generals. N. Y., 1847. 2 v. 
 
 30-539 
 
 Headley, P. C. The hero boy; or, life and deeds of 
 lieutenant-general Grant. N. Y., 1864 
 30-1554 
 
 — Historical and descriptive sketches of the women 
 
 of the bible. Auburn, 1850 . 32-298 
 
 — Life and naval career of vice-admiral D. G. Far- 
 
 ragut. N. Y., 1865 . . . 30-1726 
 
 — Life of Mary, queen of Scots. Auburn, 1853 
 
 30-760 
 
 — Life and military career of maj.-gen. P. H. 
 
 Sheridan. N. Y., 1865 . . 30-1727 
 
 — Life and military career of maj.-gen. W. T. 
 
 Sherman. N. Y., 1865 . . 30-1613 
 
 — Massachusetts in the rebellion. B., 1866. 8" 
 
 26''-834 
 
 — Miner boy and his Monitor; the career and 
 
 achievements of John Ericsson. N. Y., 1865 
 30-1585 
 
 — The patriot boy; or, life and career of maj.-gen. 
 
 O.M.Mitchell. N.Y.,1865 . 30-1587 
 
 Headlong hall. G. Peacock . . . 18-2471 
 
 Heads and hands. W. G. Blaikie . 2-547 
 
 Heads of the people ; or, portraits of the English. 
 
 Drawn by Kenny Meadows. With original 
 
 essays by distinguished writers. Ph., 1841. 
 
 80 . . . . . . 83-384 
 
 Headship of Christ. H. Miller . . 32-1161 
 
 Headsman. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-716 
 
 Heady, M. The farmer boy [Washington]; and 
 
 liow he became commander-in-chief. Edited 
 
 by W. M. Thayer. B., 1864 . 30-1479 
 
HEALEY. 
 
 265 
 
 HEBER. 
 
 Healey, F. Collection of two hundred chess prob- 
 lems. L., 1800 .... 20-27 
 
 Health and longevity. Account of persons remark- 
 able for their health and longevity 10-7G4 
 
 — Alcott, W. A. Lectures on life and health 10-269 
 
 — Beale, L. J. Laws of health . 10-131 
 
 — Brown, J. Lay sermons to working people 
 
 10-271 
 
 — Champley, J. Health and longevity 10-724 
 
 — Coale, W.E. Hints on health . 10-168 
 
 — Coles, L. B. Piiilosophy of health 10-136 
 
 — Combe, A. Principles of physiology applied to 
 
 preservation of health . . 10-27 
 
 — Comings, B. M. Preservation of health 10-147 
 
 — Dunglison, R. Human health . 10-39 
 
 — Ellis, J. Avoidable causes of disease 10-389 
 
 — Fowler, O. S. Physiology applied to health 
 
 10-324 
 
 — Gairdner, W. T. Public health . 10-279 
 
 — Hall, W. W. Health and disease . 10-182 
 
 — Influence of railway travelling on public health 
 
 10-338 
 
 — Johnson, J. Economy of health . 10-64 
 
 — Jones, J. H. Man, moral and physical 32-948 
 
 — Moore, G. Health, disease and remedy 10-149 
 
 — Mussey, R. D. Health ; its friends and foes 
 
 . 10-317 
 
 — Raspail, F. V. Histoire naturelle de la sante 
 
 34-4723 
 
 — Ridge, B. Health and disease . 10-170 
 
 — Scoffern, J. Science of health . 10-345 
 
 — Sinclair, J. Code of health and longevity 
 
 10-141 
 
 — Smith, Southwood. Philosophy of health 
 
 10-540 
 
 — ■ Strange, W. Seven sources of health 10-412 
 Restoration of health . . 10-604 
 
 — Thackrah, C. T. Elfects of arts, trades, etc., 
 
 on 10-514 
 
 — Tilt, E. J. Elements of health . 10-139 
 
 — Tourtelle, E. Principles of health 10-109 
 
 — Warren, J. C. Preservation of health 10-145 
 
 — Winslow, F. Light : its influence on life and 
 
 health 10-740 
 
 — See Disease ; Hygiene ; Longevity ; Sanitary ; 
 
 Skin. 
 
 Health, husbandry, and handicraft. H. Martineau 
 33-895 
 
 Health in the tropics. W. J. Moore . 10-301 
 
 Health trip to the tropics. N. P. Willis 26''-258 
 
 Healthy homes and how to make them. W. Bard- 
 well 6-9 
 
 Heap, G. H. Central route from the valley of the 
 Mississippi to California — Journal of the expe- 
 dition. Ph., 1854. L., 1854. S" 26''-268 
 
 Heard, I. V. D. History of the Sioux war and 
 massacres of 1862,3. N. Y., 1863 26''-528 
 
 Hearing. Clark, J. H. Sight and h. ; how pre- 
 served and how lost , . . 10-156 
 
 — Harvey, W. On the ear . . 10-206 
 
 — Jones, T. W. Defects of sight and h. 10-181 
 
 — See Ear ; Deafness. 
 
 Hearn, W. E. Plutology ; or, the theory of the 
 
 efforts to satisfy human wants. L., 1864. 8° 
 
 3-118 
 
 Hearne, T. Ductor historicus ; or, a short system 
 of universal history. L,, 1714 . 29M3 
 
 — Remains ; being extracts from MS. diaries, with 
 
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 — Huddesford, W. Life of . . 30-326 
 Heart. Drury, W. V. Fatty diseases of, with 
 
 homojopathic treatment . . 10-536 
 
 — Fitch, 8. S. Diseases of . . 10-419 
 
 — Greenhow, E. H. Connection of bronchitis and 
 
 diseases of the h. . . . 10-888 
 
 — Hasse, C. E. Diseases of organs of circulation 
 
 10-485 
 
 — Hope, J. Diseases of the h. and great vessels 
 
 10-470 
 
 — Markham, W. O. Diseases of . 10-396 
 
 H 
 
 Heart. Power, J. 
 heart . 
 
 — Walsh, W. H 
 
 vessels 
 
 — See Blood. 
 
 Heart, the. M. F. Tupper . 
 Heart and cross. Mrs. M. Oliphant 
 Heart-drops. J. C. Whittlesey 
 Heart histories. T. S. Arthur 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. Sir W. Scott 
 
 — See Prison du comte d'Edinbourg 
 Heart whispers. W. Atson . 
 Hearth-stone. S. Osgood 
 
 Hearts and homes. Mrs. S. Ellis 
 Hearts unveiled. S. E. Saymore 
 Heartsease. Miss C. M. Yonge . 
 
 Anatomy of arteries and 
 
 10-321 
 
 Diseases of the h. and great 
 
 10-355 
 
 18-3339 
 
 18-2377 
 
 23-649 
 
 18-173 
 
 18-2762 
 
 34-4998 
 
 26»'-482 
 
 32-1585 
 
 18-1007 
 
 18-2739 
 
 18-3617 
 
 Heat. Box, T. Heat as applied to the useful arts 
 
 11-338 
 
 — Boyle, R. Experiments touching cold 11-296 
 — ■ Fife, T. Heat a mode of cure . 10-562 
 
 — Lardner, D. Treatise on . . 11-38 
 
 — Metcalf, S. L. Caloric . . . 11-513 
 
 — Rumford, B. T., Count of. Essays v. 2 of 
 
 11-64 
 
 — Stewart, B. Elementary treatise on 11-311 
 
 — Tyndall, J. Heat considered as a mode of 
 
 motion 11-228 
 
 On radiation .... 11-261 
 
 — See Chrono-thermal system ; Steam. 
 
 Heath, C. Manual of minor surgery and bandaging. 
 
 3d ed. L., 1866 .... 10-669 
 
 Heath, D. D. See Bacon. F. 
 
 Heath, N. Treatise on arithmetic. Ph., 1855 14-34 
 Heather, J. F. Elementary treatise on descriptive 
 
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 — Treatise on mathematical instruments. L.,1859 
 
 6-861 
 
 Heath's picturesque annual. See Ritchie, L. 
 Heaven. Harbaugh, H. Scriptural inquirj^ into the 
 abode of the sainted dead . . 32-344 
 
 — Holcombe, W. H. Our children in h. 32-2404 
 
 — Killen, J. M. Our companions in glory 32-1040 
 
 — Kimball, J. W. Heaven . . 32-652 
 
 — Life in heaven .... 32-1633 
 
 — Macdonald, J. M. My Father's house 32-1160 
 
 — Thompson, A. C. The better land 32-886 
 
 — Williams, H. D. Voices from the silent land 
 
 32-511 
 
 — See Future state ; Swedenborg, E. 
 
 Heaven and its wonders. E. Swedenborg 32-621 
 Heaven opened. M. Winslow . . 32-1877 
 Heavenly Father. E. Naville . . 32-1723 
 Heavenly home. H. Harbaugh . . 32-472 
 
 Heavenly recognition. H. Harbaugh . 32-345 
 
 Heaven's antidote to the curse of labor. J. A. 
 
 Quinton 32-1029 
 
 Heavens, the. Guillemiu, A. Popular astronomy 
 
 . . . . 12-157 
 
 Le Ciel 34-4716 
 
 — Mudie, R. The heavens . . 12-11 
 
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 Heavysege, C. The advocate : a novel. Montreal, 
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 — Saul ; a drama. B., 1869 . . 24-235 
 Heber, A. Life of R. Heber ; with selections from 
 
 his correspondence and private papers, and a 
 journal of his tour in Norway, Sweden, Rus- 
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 — Memoir of Reginal Heber, abridged. B., 1856 
 
 .... 30-895 
 
 Heber, R. Poetical works, with memoir. [See 
 
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 — Life of the Rev. Jer. Taylor ; with a critical 
 
 examination of his writings. Hart., 1832 
 30-514 
 
 — Narrative of a journey through India, 1824-26. 
 
 Ph., 1828. 2 V. 8» . . . 28X-17 
 
 — Palestine and other poems ; with memoir. Ph., 
 
 1828 23-111 
 
HEBRA. 
 
 266 
 
 HfiLENE. 
 
 Hebra, F. On diseases of the skin, including tlie 
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 V. 1. L., 1866. S" . . ' . 10-837 
 
 Hebrew language. Gesenius, F. H. W. Hebrew 
 grammar 23-93 
 
 — Levi, D. Lingua sacra . . 22-152 
 
 — Parkhurst, J. Hebrew and English lexicon 
 
 22-191 
 
 — Sharpe, S. History of H. literature 28''-74 
 
 — Wilson, J. P. Easy introduction to 22-854 
 
 — Wolf, J. R. Hebrew grammar . 22-290 
 Hebrew men and times. J. H. Allen . 32-949 
 Hebrew poetry. Gaunter, J. H. Poetry of the 
 
 Pentateuch ' 22-955 
 
 — Herder, J. G. Spirit of . . 22-1089 
 
 — Hutchinson, E. Brief view of . 32-1116 
 
 — Lowth, R. Sacred poetry of the Hberews 
 
 22-1115 
 
 — Taylor, I. Spirit of . . . 22-1228 
 Hebrew prophets. Trans, by R. Williams 
 
 32-1793 
 
 — Same, by G. R. Noyes . . . 32-1851 
 
 — See Bible. 
 
 Hebrew tales. H. Hurwitz . . . 18-1554 
 Hebrews. See Jews. 
 
 Hebrews, epistle to. American bible union's ver- 
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 — Barnes, A. Notes on . . . 32-703 
 
 — Mohl, 0. B. Notes on . . . 32-2033 
 
 — Sampson, G. V. Translation of, with notes 
 
 32-1995 
 
 Hebrides. Anderson, T. Account of . 27''-100 
 
 — Boswell, J. Journal of tour to . 27''-101 
 
 — Johnson, S. Journey to the western islands of 
 
 Scotland 27''-788 
 
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 Hecker, I. T. Aspirations of nature. 3d ed. N. 
 Y., 1859 32-2193 
 
 Hecker, J. Scientific basis of education, demon- 
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 and of phrenological facts in connection with 
 the mental phenomena, and the office of the 
 Holy Spirit in the processes of the mind. 2d ed. 
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 Hecker, J. P. C. The black death in the 14th cen- 
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 10-713 
 
 — Epidemics of the middle ages. 3d ed. L., 1859. 
 
 8" 10-228 
 
 Heckewelder, J. Account of the history, manners, 
 and customs of the Indian nations who ouce 
 inhabited Pennsylvania and the neighboring 
 states. Ph., 1820. 8° . . 26^-100 
 
 — Narrative of the mission of the United Brethren 
 
 among the Delaware and Mohegan Indians, 
 1740-1808. Ph., 1820. 8° . . 20='-99 
 
 — Rondthaler, J. Life of . . . 30-233 
 Heckington. Mrs. C. Gore . . . 18-1219 
 Hector O'Halloran, fortunes of. W, H. Maxwell 
 
 18-2137 
 
 Hedericus. B. Graeoum lexicon manuale. Ed. nov. 
 
 P. H. Larcheri. L., 1825. 4° . 34-494 
 
 Hedge, F. H. Prose writers of Germany. Ph., 
 
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 — Reason in religion. B., 1865 . 32-1641 
 
 — See Essays and reviews. 
 
 Hedge, L. Elements of logick. B., 1829 15-247 
 Hedges, I. A. Sorgo ; or, the northern sugar plant. 
 
 Gin., 1863 4-164 
 
 Hedges and evergreens. J. A. Warder 4-156 
 
 Hedjaz, travels in. J. Hamilton . . 28»>-247 
 
 Heereu, A. H. L. Historical researches into the 
 
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 nations of antiquity — Asiatic nations. L., 
 
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 — Same. Oxf., 1833. 3 v. 8» . 28''-67« 
 
 — Historical researches into the politics, inter- 
 
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 pians, and Egyptians. Trans, from the Ger- 
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 Heeren, A. H. L. Ancient Greece. Trans, by G. 
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 — Historical treatises— the political consequences 
 
 of the reformation ; the rise, progress, and 
 practical influence of political theories ; the 
 rise and growth of the continental interests of 
 Great Britain. Oxf., 1836. 8° . 27*-3444 
 
 — Manual of ancient history, particularly with 
 
 regard to the constitutions, the commerce, 
 and the colonies, of the states of antiquity. 3d 
 ed. L., 1840. 8« . . . 29''-14 
 
 — Manual of the history of the political system of 
 
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 80 27''-3443 
 
 Heerman, F. Guldene Annotatien. Amst., 1685 
 
 34-2999 
 
 Hegel, G. W. F. Lectures on the philosophy of 
 
 history. Trans, by J. Sibree. L., 1857 
 
 29''-93 
 
 — Stirling, J. H. Hegelian system . 15-272 
 Heidelberg. G. P. R. James . . 18-1624 
 Heidelberg catechism in German, Latin and Eng- 
 lish ; with an historical introduction, pre- 
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 church in the U. S. N. Y., 1863 32-1104 
 
 — Bethune, G. W. Lectures on . 32-1188 
 
 — Tercentenary commemoration of . 32-1934 
 Heidenmauer. J. F. Cooper . . 18-717 
 Heights of Eidelbcrg. Miss Tatem . 18-3142 
 Heighway, O. W. T. Leila Ada, the Jewish con- 
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 32-815 
 
 — Same. Ph., [1858] . . . 32-316 
 
 — The relatives of Leila Ada ; with some account 
 
 of the pi'esent persecution of the Jews. N. Y., 
 
 1856 32-317 
 
 Heimath der Frau, die. O. Wilderrauth 34-577 
 
 — Extrait du trad, en Fran9ais. Par O. Wilder- 
 
 muth 34-4368 
 
 Heimskringla. Snorro Sturleson . 27''-2796 
 
 Heine, H. Sammtliche Werke. 5te Auf. , Ph., 
 
 1860. 6 V 34-523 
 
 — Book of songs. Trans, by C. G. Leland. Ph., 
 
 1864 ...... 23-091 
 
 — De PAllemagne. P., 1855. 2 v. . 34-5248 
 -De la France. P., 1857 . . 34-3390 
 
 — Lutece — lettres sur la vie politique, artistique, et 
 
 sociale de la France. P., 1861 . 34-8391 
 
 — Pictures of travel. Trans, by C. G. Leland. 
 
 Ph., 1855 33-627 
 
 — Poems, complete. Trans, in the original metres, 
 
 with life, by E. A. Bo wring. L., 1859. 
 23-548 
 
 — Reisebilder. Precedee d'une etude sur Heine, 
 
 parGautier. P., 1858 . . . 34-8g92 
 
 — Arnold, M. Essay on . . . 30-2349 
 
 — Strodtmann, A. Heinrich Heine's Wirken and 
 
 Slreben, dargestellt an seinen Werken 34-601 
 Heir of Redclyffe. Miss C. M. Yonge 18-3618 
 
 Heir of Wast-Wayland. Mary Howitt 18-1511 
 Heiress, the. T. S. Arthur . . . 18-181 
 
 Heiress, the. Ann S. Stephens . . 18-3006 
 Heiress of Haughton. Mrs. A. Marsh . 18-2106 
 Heiress of Kilgoran, the. Mrs. J. Sadlier 18-3921 
 Hekim Bashi. H. Sandwith . . 18-2727 
 
 Held in .bondage. L. De Larame . 18-1393 
 
 Heldenbuch, das (the book of heroes). See Hlust. 
 
 of northern antiquities 
 Helen. M. Edgeworth 18-974 ; v. 4, 18-977 
 
 Helen and Arthur. Mrs. C. L. Hentz 18-1402 
 
 Helen and Olga. Miss A. Manning . 18-2038 
 Helen Courtenay's promise. Mrs. C. H. Glover 
 
 18-3754 
 
 Helen Ford. H. Alger, ir. . . . 18-3762 
 Helen Halsey. W. G. Simms . . 18-2865 
 
 Helen Leeson 18-1391 
 
 Helena's household .... 18-8845 
 Helene de Mecklembourg-Schwerin (Duchesse 
 
 d'Orleans), Memoire de, par Mme d'Har- 
 
 court 34-3951 
 
HELENS. 
 
 267 
 
 HENRY IV. 
 
 Helene et Suzanne. X. Marraier . . 34-3929 
 
 Heliodorus. ^tliiopicorura libri decern, ab. I. 
 
 Bekkero recog. Lips., 1855 . 34-317 
 
 — Ethiopics ; or adventures of Theagenes and 
 
 Chariclea 18-3714 
 
 Helionde. S. Whiting .... 18-3735 
 
 Hellas. T. Chase 27''-6l8 
 
 Hellborn, H. K. v. Life of Franz Schubert, trans. 
 
 by A. D. Coleridge, with an appendix by G. 
 
 Grove. Lond., 1869. 2 v. . 30-2436 
 
 — Franz Schubert; a musical biography [abridged] 
 
 from the German, by E. Wilberforce. L., 
 1866 30-1774 
 
 Hellimer, R. Episodes de la Guerre des Etats- 
 Unis, 1861-62. Memoires du Yankee, James 
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 Heloise. Mrs. E. Robinson . . . 18-2664 
 
 Help to the reading of tlie Bible. B. E. Nicholls 
 32-2248 
 
 Helper, H. R. Impending crisis of the South. 
 N. Y., 1857 26''-356 
 
 — Compendium of impending crisis. N. Y., 1860 
 
 26»-356* 
 
 Helping hand series. May Mannering 
 
 18-4095 to 4100 
 
 Helps, A. Companions of my solitude. B., 1852 
 
 33-545 
 
 — Essays written in the intervals of business. N. 
 
 Y., 1852 33-546 
 
 — Friends in council ; a series of readings and dis- 
 
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 — Same. 2d series. B., 1853. 2 v. . 33-542 
 
 — Same. New series. L., 1859. 2 v. 33-543 
 
 — Organization in daily life. L., 1862 33-544 
 
 — Realmah. B., 1869 . . . 33-541 
 
 — and H. P. Tliomas. Life of C. Columbus. L., 
 
 1869 30-2415 
 
 — Spanish conquest in America, and its relation to 
 
 the history of slavery and to the government 
 of colonies. N. Y., 1856-61 4 v. 26^-338 
 Helvetic confederacy. Planta, J. History of 
 
 27''-2415 
 
 — See Switzerland. 
 
 Helvetius, C. A. De I'Esprit. P., 1843 34-4201 
 
 Hemans, C. J. History of ancient Christianity and 
 
 sacred art in Italy. L., 1866 . 27''-2273 
 
 Hemans, F. Poems. B., 1826. 8° . 23-U2 
 
 — Chorley, H. F. Memorials of . 30-2^5 
 Hempel, C. J. Homoeopathy, a principle in nature; 
 
 its scientific universality unfolded ; its de- 
 velopment and philosophy explained, and its 
 applicability to the treatment of diseases 
 shown. Ph., 1860. 8<> . . 10-594 
 
 — New homoeopathic pharmacopoeia and posology. 
 
 Compiled and trans, from the works of Buch- 
 ner, Gruner, and Jahr. N. Y., 1850 
 10-322 
 
 — and J. Beakley. Homoeopathic theory and 
 
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 Henderhorst ; the brave drummer boy. W. S. Dodge 
 
 30-1972 
 
 Henderson, A. G. See Cousin's philosophy of Kant. 
 Henderson, E. Book of the twelve minor prophets. 
 Trans., with a commentary, critical, philo- 
 logical, and exegetical. And., 1860. 8° 
 32-1592 
 
 — Divine inspiration; or, the supernatural influ- 
 
 ence exerted in the communication of divine 
 truth, and its special bearing on the composi- 
 tion of the sacred scriptures. 2d ed. L., 
 1847 32-594 
 
 — Same. L., 1852 .... 32-2199 
 
 — Iceland; or, the journal of a residence in 1814,15 ; 
 
 containing observations on the natural phe- 
 nomena, history, literature, and antiquities of 
 the island ; and the religious cliaracter, man- 
 ners, and customs of its inhabitants. E., 
 1818. 2v. 8° . . . . 27''-89 
 
 — Same. Abridged. B., 1831 . . 27''-88 
 
 — Memoir by T. S. Henderson . . 30-1230 
 
 Henderson, E. The Vaudois ; comprising observa- 
 tions made during a tour to the valleys of 
 Piedmont in 1844 ; with remarks respecting 
 the history and condition of that interesting 
 people. L., 1858 . . . 27»'-518 
 
 Henderson, J. M. History of the rebellion in Cey- 
 lon during Lord Torrington's government, 
 affbrding a comparison with Jamaica and 
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 Henderson, P. Gardening for profit. N. Y., [1867] 
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 Herbert, Lady M. E. Cradle lauds. N. Y., 1869 
 
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 B., 1859 34-590 
 
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 HILDRETH 
 
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 H'cks, E. Letters ; including observations on the 
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 Hidden depths . . • . . 18-3687 
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 Hidden sin, the 18-8753 
 
 Hide and seek. W. Collins . . . 18-684 
 
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 Hieover, Harry. [Pseud. C. Bindley.] The 
 
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 High church system. Boardman, H. A. Delinea- 
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 32-2317 
 
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 High church. F. W. Robinson . . 18-590 
 
 High commission, the. J. S. Burn . 27^-164 
 High life in New York .... 18-1430 
 High life in Washington. Mrs. N. P. Lasselle 
 
 18-1809 
 
 Highland parish. N. Macleod . . 18-2004 
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 Highlands, Scotland. Brown, J. History of 
 
 27^-1306 
 
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 18-549 
 
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 27M406 
 
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HILDRETH. 
 
 272 
 
 HINDOOSTAN. 
 
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 Hill, A. F. Our hoys ; the personal experience of a 
 
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 Hill, G. C. Benedict Arnold; a biography. B., 
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 L., 1770. 8» .... 10-120 
 
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 Hill, M., and C. F. Cornwallis. Two prize essays 
 
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 Hillier, T. Diseases of children ; a clinical treatise 
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HINDOOSTAN. 
 
 273 
 
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 Hiiulnostau. Religion and Philosophy. 
 
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 28''-597 
 
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 Hindiistani manual . . . 22-89 
 
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 22-215 
 
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 Introduction to the study of Hindustani 
 
 22-289 
 
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 V. 7 & 8 of 28»-254 
 
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 Original form of government in 28''-244 
 
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 28''-546 
 
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 28''-144 
 
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 Veda. 
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 Hines, G. Oregon : its history, condition and pros- 
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 Hinkley, E. Tables of the prime numbers and 
 prime factors ol" the composite numbers, from 
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 Hinman, R. R. Letters from the English kings and 
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 Hinton, I. T. History of baptism, both from the 
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 Hints for the household. See Thayer, W, M. Life 
 
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 Hmts for pedestrians. G. C. Watson . 10-383 
 
 Hints on agriculture. C. Tongue . . 4-109 
 
 Hints for the practical study for the homoeopathic 
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 Hints on tlxe formation of religious opinions. R. 
 
 Palmer 
 Hints on sea-risks. E. Jennings . 
 Hints to a layman. Ph., 1853 
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 20-324 
 
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 Collection of arithmetical and algebraic 
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 Histoire de Nader Chah. Sir W. Jones 
 
 V. 11 & 12of28»-254 
 
 Histoire de la derniere revolution de Perse. P., 1728. 
 
 34-4438 
 34-4.^54 
 34-4008 
 34-4255 
 34-4624 
 34-3054 
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 Histoire d' une jolie femme. P. Perret 
 Histoires d' autrefois. E. Souvestre 
 Histoires emouvantes. C. Barbara 
 Histoires sentimentales etmilitaires P. 
 
 ♦ 2v 
 
 Histoire de famille. J. Mery 
 
 Histoire de ma jeunesse. F. Arago 
 
 Histoire d' Ernestine. Mme Riccoloni 
 
 Histoire de Sybille. O. Feiiillet . 
 
 Histoire des treize. H. de Balzac 
 
 Histoire d' un homnie. A. A chard 
 
 Histoire d' un homme envulime. J. Hetzel 34-3821 
 
 Histoire d' un homme heureux. A. Schseffer 
 
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 34-4418 
 34-3793 
 34-3067 
 deMolenes 
 
 34-3542 
 
 Histological demonstrations. G. Harley and G. T. 
 
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 Histology. Gottlieb, G. Atlas of pathological h 
 
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 Historians, British. E. Lawrence . 30-854 
 
 Historic doubts relative to Napoleon ; and historic 
 
 certainties respecting the early histor^^ of 
 
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 Historic doubts respecting Sliakspeare ; illustrating 
 
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 1853 32-1670 
 
 Historic gallery of portraits and paintings, with 
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 Historical account of the circumnavigation of the 
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 Historical account of the substances used to convey 
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 Historical acting charades, or amusements for win- 
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 Historical and descriptive account of Iceland, Green- 
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 29b-251 
 
 Historical atlas. W. L. Gage 
 Historical causes and effects. W. Sullivan 
 Historical characters. H. L. Bulwer . 
 Historical collections. See names of states. 
 Historical essays. A. Thierry . . 27*-3551 
 Historical illustrations of the origin and progress of 
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 Historical magazine, and notes and queries concern- 
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 Historical parallels. J. H. Malkin . 29=^82 
 
 Historical pictures of the middle ages, from records 
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 Historical register o! the U. S. T. H. Palmer (Ed) 
 
 26''-713 
 
 Historical researches. A. H. L. Heeren 28'*-67 
 
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 Historical societies. See names of cities, states, etc. 
 Historical' studies. H. Merivale . . 27=^3505 
 Historlcus. [Pseud.] See Harcourt, E. V. 
 Historiens, poetes, et romanciers. A. A. Cuvillier- 
 
 Fleury 34-5285 
 
 Historiettes, contes et fables. F. de S. de la M. 
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 25-315 
 
 29^-44 
 
 30-2336 
 
 18 
 
HISTORY. 
 
 274 
 
 HISTORY. 
 
 History. Philosophy and study of. 
 
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 29»-79 
 
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 — General and universal. 
 
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 29''-228 
 
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 grapliy 29»-257 
 
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 Petite histoire universelle . . 34-5193 
 
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 29''-13 
 
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 29M8 
 
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 — Esquiros. A. The Dutch at home . 27^-608 
 
 — Mich. Richesse de la H. . . 34-4747 
 
 — Neill, P., et al. Journal of a horticultural tour 
 
 27''-695 
 
 — Regnard, J. F. Voyage de Flandre et d'Hol- 
 
 lande 34-4488 
 
 — Silliman, B. Journal (1865,6) . 27M74 
 
 — Viardot, L. Musees de . . . • 34-3973 
 
 — Voyageur bienfaisant. (Voyage de Joseph II 
 
 dansl') 34-4476 
 
 — See Netherlands. 
 Holiberg. See Holberg. 
 
 Hollemback, H. American eclectic materia medica. 
 Ph., 1865. 8» . . . . 10-717 
 
 Holley, A. L. American and European railway 
 practice in the generation of steam. N. Y., 
 1861. 40 6-998 
 
 Holley, M. A. Texas ; observations, historical, geo- 
 graphical and descriptive. B., 1883 26''-503 
 
 Holley, O. L. Tlie picturesque tourist ; a guide 
 through the norlliern and eastern states, and 
 Canada. N. Y., 1844 . . . 26^-Ad 
 
 Hollingshead, J. Ragged London in 1861. L., 1861 
 2-719 
 
 — Under Bow bells .... 18-1456 
 
 — Underground Lond(m. L., 1862 . 27»'-664 
 
 — See Holinshed. 
 
 HoUister, G. H. Mount Hope ; or, Philip, king of 
 the Wampauoags .... 18-1457 
 
 Holiister, O. J. The mines of Colorado. Spring- 
 field, 1867 26'>-632 
 
 Holloway, H. H. Mental geometry, or generaliza- 
 tions of geometrical demonstraticms in planes, 
 solids, and spherics. Ph., 1865 . 14-83 
 
 Holly, H. H. Country seats ; containing lithographic 
 designs for cottages, villas, and mansions, 
 with their accompanying outbuildings ; also, 
 country churches, city buildings, railway sta- 
 tions, etc. N. Y., 1863. 8» . 5-219 
 
 Holman, J. G. Tbe votary of wealth ; a comedy. 
 I. B. T. V. 21 . . . . 24-141 
 
 Holmby house. G. J. W. Melville . 18-2177 
 
 Holmes, Abiel. Annals of America, from the dis- 
 covery by Columbus to 1826. Camb., 1829. 
 2 V. 8» 26»-101 
 
 Holmes, Arthur. Parties and their principles; a 
 manual of political intelligence, exhibiting the 
 origin, growth and character of national par- 
 ties. N. Y.,1859 . . . 26»-448 
 
 Holmes, D. Pure gold ; or, truth in its native love- 
 liness. Aub., 1852 . . . 32-405 
 
HOLMES. 
 
 278 
 
 HOME. 
 
 Holmes, E. Life of Mozart, including his corre- 
 spondence. K Y., 1845 . . 30-371 
 
 Holmes, F. S. Post-pleiocene fossils of South Car- 
 olina. Charleston, 1860. 4° . 9-1249 
 
 — Southern farmer and market gardener ; with a 
 
 treatise on rice and cotton-growing. Charles- 
 ton, 1852 4-301 
 
 Holmes, J. The statesman ; or, principles of legis- 
 lation and law. Augusta, 1840. 8" 2-720 
 
 Holmes, M. J. The Cameron pride . 18-1459 
 
 — Cousin Maude, and Rosamond . 18-1461 
 
 — Darkness and daylight .. . . 18-1469 
 
 — Dora Deane ; or, the East India uncle ; and 
 
 ' Maggie Miller ; or, old Hagar's secret 18-1463 
 
 — The English orphans . . . 18-1463 
 
 — Homestead on the hillside, and other tales 
 
 18-1468 
 
 — Hugh Worthington .... 18-1460 
 
 — 'Lena Rivers 18-1464 
 
 — Maggie Miller, or, old Hagar's secret 18-1462 
 
 — Marian Grey, or, the heiress of Redstone hall 
 
 18-1465 
 
 — Meadow Brook .... 18-1466 
 
 — Rosamond 18-1461 
 
 — Tempest and sunshine . . . 18-1467 
 
 — Rose Mather 18-1458 
 
 Holmes, M. Soldier of the Cumberland ; memoir 
 
 of Mead Holmes, jr., with an introduction bv 
 J. S. Hart. B 30-1550 
 
 Holmes, N. Authorship of Shakespeare. N. Y., 
 1866 22-1093 
 
 Holmes, O. W. Autocrat of the breakfast table 
 
 18-3741 
 
 — Border lines of knowledge in some provinces of 
 
 medical science ; an introductory lecture. B., 
 1862 10-266 
 
 — Currents and counter-currents in medical sci- 
 
 ence, with other addresses and essays. B., 
 1861 . . . • . . 10-241 
 
 — Elsie Venner; a romance of destiny 18-1470 
 
 — Tiie guardian angel . . . 18-1473 
 
 — Poems. B., 1850 .... 23-114 
 
 — Professor at the breakfast table . 18-3742 
 
 — Songs in many keys. B., 1862 . 23-632 
 
 — Soundings from the Atlantic. B., 1864 33-1011 
 Holmes, R. Sketches on the shores of the Caspian, 
 
 descriptive and pictorial. L., 1845. 8" 
 ^ . . 28^-538 
 
 Holmes, T. See Biennial retrospect, in Supplement. 
 
 Holmesby, J. Voyages, travels, and wonderlul 
 discoveries. L 29''-24 
 
 Holstein, H. L. V. Ducoudray. Memoirs of Simon 
 Bolivar, and of his principal generals ; secret 
 history of the revolution, and the events which 
 preceded it, from 1807 to the present time ; 
 with an introduction, containing an account 
 of the present situation of said republic. B., 
 1829. 8° . . . . . 30-42 
 
 — Memoirs of G. M. de La Fayette. N. Y., 1824 
 
 30-298 
 
 Holt, F. L. System of the shipping and navigation 
 laws of Great Britain. 2d ed. L., 1834. 8» 
 
 2-39 
 
 Holt, J. S. Abraham Page, esq. ; a novel 18-4049 
 
 — What I know about Ben. Eccles. By Abraham 
 
 Page 18-4181 
 
 Holthaus, P. D. Wanderings of a journeyman 
 
 tailor through Europe and the east. L., 1844 
 
 29b-84 
 
 Holton, I. F. New Grenada ; twenty months in the 
 Andes. N. Y., 1857. 8» . . 26''-320 
 
 Holtzapffel. C. Turning and mechanical manipu- 
 lation ; intended as a work of general refer- 
 ence and practical instruction, on the lathe, 
 and the various mechanical pursuits I'ollowed 
 by amateurs. L., 1852. 3 v. S" 6-348 
 
 Holy Gliost, temporal mission of. H. E. Manning 
 32-1728 
 
 Holy Land. See Palestine. 
 
 Holy living and dying. J. Taylor . 33-651 
 
 Holy places. H. L. Dupuis . . . 38''-465 
 
 Holy scriptures. See Bible. 
 
 Holy war, the. J. Bunyan 33-2040; v. 6 of 32-33 
 
 — Fuller, T. History of the holy war 29^-136 
 Holy week according to the Roman missal, office of 
 
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 Holy-Oke, F. Dictionarium etj^mologicvm latinvm ; 
 
 or, dictionarie declaring the etymologies, the 
 
 originall and derivation of all words used in 
 
 any Latine authors, etc. [Followed by Riders 
 
 dictionarie.] L., 1039. 8° . 22-133 
 
 Homage of the arts. F. Schiller . . 23-935 
 
 Hombron, M. Aventures des voyageurs. P., 1847. 
 
 3 V. 8° 34-4620 
 
 Home, D. D. Incidents in my life ; with an intro- 
 duction by J. W. Edmonds. N. Y., 1863 
 
 30-1431 
 
 Home, H. See Kames, H. H., Lord. 
 Home, J. Works, with an account of his life. By 
 H. Mackenzie. E., 1833. 3 v. 8° 33-88 
 
 — Douglas ; a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 3 34-71 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 13 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 22 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . . 34-143 
 Home. Fredrika Bremer . . . 18-400 
 Home, joys and sorrows of. A. Leland 18-1840 
 Home; or, the iron rule. Mrs. S. Ellis 18-1008 
 Home and foreign record of the Presbyterian church; 
 
 being the organ of the boards of missions, ed- 
 ucation, foreign missions, and publication, v. 
 3, 17,18. Ph., 1851-68. 3 v. 8<> 33-1701 
 Home and foreign review, v. 4. L., 1864. 8" 
 
 17-50 
 
 Home and social philosophy; or, chapters on every- 
 day topics; from "Household words." N. 
 
 Y., 1853. 3 V 33-305 
 
 Home and the world. Mrs. W. C. Rives 18-1473 
 Home as found. J. F. Cooper . . 18-718 
 
 Home book ; or, young housekeeper's assistant. L. 
 
 1839 6-187 
 
 Home circle, the ; a collection of piano-forte music ; 
 
 consisting of marches, waltzes, polkas, etc. ; 
 
 a repositorv of music for parlor recreation. B. , 
 
 1859-67. 3 V. 4» . . . 5t962 
 
 Home companion. L., n. d. 8° . . 33-1109 
 
 Home for all. O. S. Fowler . . . 5-343 
 
 Home for the homeless. H. Field . . 33-3475 
 
 Home friend ; a weekly miscellany, v. 1-4. L., 
 
 1853-4. 8'' 17-303 
 
 Home-heroes, saints and martyrs. T. S. Arthur 
 
 18-310 
 
 Home in the valley. E. F. Carlen . 18-577 
 
 Home influence. G. Aguilar . . . 18-76 
 
 Home is home ; a domestic tale . . 18-1471 
 Home life. Hague, W. Lectures on . 33-1584 
 
 — Osgood, S. The hearthstone . 33-1585 
 
 — Soi-in, M. The domestic circle . 33-300 
 
 — See Family. 
 
 Home life; a journal. E. M. Sewell . 18-3804 
 Home life ; or, a peep across the threshold. Mrs. C. 
 
 A. Soule 18-3960 
 
 Home life in Germany. C. L. Brace . 37'>-301 
 Home life, in the light of its divine idea. J. B. 
 
 Brown 33-1875 
 
 Home life of English ladies in the 17th century, by 
 
 the author of " Magdalen Stafford." L., 1860 
 
 37''-564 
 
 Home life of the Lancashire factory folk. E, Waugh 
 
 3-903 
 
 Home lights and shadows. T. S. Arthur 18-3665 
 Home memories. Mrs. Carey Brock . 18-432 
 
 Home mission. T. S. Arthur . . 18-203 
 
 Home missions. See Missions. 
 Home nurse. E. Le Hardy . . . 10-382 
 
 Home of the mutineers. Ph., 1854 . 29''-122 
 Home pastimes. J. H. Head . . 20-183 
 
 Home pets, book of ... . 20-337 
 
 Home pictures of English poets. N. Y., 1869 
 
 ... . . 30-2430 
 
HOME. 
 
 279 
 
 HONJTEUR. 
 
 Home pictures. Mrs. M. A. Denisou . 18-838 
 
 Home scenes. G. Aguilar . . . 18-77 
 
 Home scenes and home sounds. Mrs. H. M. Ste- 
 phens . ..... . 18-3012 
 
 Home service. W. B. Stevens . . 32-614 
 
 Home stories. A. B. Haven . . 18-1308 
 
 Homer. Batrachomyomacliia, hymns, and epi- 
 grams. Hesiod's works and days. Musaeus' 
 Hero and Leander. Juvenal's fifth satire. 
 Trans, by G. Chapman. With introduction 
 and notes by R. Hooper. L., 1858 23-524 
 
 — Hymns. Trans, into verse ; with notes, and an 
 
 inquiry into the life of Homer. By C. C. 
 Conwell. Ph., 1830. 8« . . 23-117 
 
 — Ilias. Eddit Guil. Dindorf. Lips., 1858 34-319 
 
 — Iliad. Done according to the Greek, with com- 
 
 ments, by G. Chapman ; withintroducticm and 
 notes by R. Hooper. L., 1857. 2 v. 23-522 
 
 — Same. Trans, into English blank verse by W. 
 
 Cowper ; with notes by M. A. Dwight. N. 
 Y., 1855 23-053 
 
 — Same. Rendered into English blank verse by 
 
 Edward, earl of Derby. N. Y., 1865. 2 v. 
 23-055 
 
 — Same. Trans, into unrhymed English metre by 
 
 F. W. Newman. L., 1856 . 23-701 
 
 — Same. Trans, by A. Pope ; with introduction 
 
 and notes by T. A. Buckley; and Flaxman's 
 designs. L., 1853 . . . 23-916 
 
 — Iliad and Odyssey. Trans, by T. Hobbes 
 
 V. X of 33-778 
 
 — Same. Trans, into English blank verse by W. 
 
 Cowper. L., 1847. 4 v. . . 23-910 
 
 — Odyssea. Edidit Guil. Dindorf. Lips., 1850 
 
 34-320 
 
 — Odyssey ; with the hymns, epigrams, and battle 
 
 of the frogs and mice. Literally translated, 
 with explanatory notes, by T. A. Buckley. 
 L., 1851 23-806 
 
 — Odyssey. Trans, according to the Greek by G. 
 
 Chapman ; with introduction and notes by R. 
 Hooper. L., 1857. 2 v. . . 23-523 
 
 — Same. Trans, by A. Pope. Hart., 1854 
 
 23-110,487 
 
 — Same. Trans, by A. Pope ; with notes by T. 
 
 A. Buckley, and Flaxman's designs. L., 
 1853 23-917 
 
 — Arnold, M. On translating Homer 22-913,4 
 
 — Blackie, J. S. Homer and the Iliad 22-939 
 
 — Gladstone, W. E. Studies on Homer and the 
 
 Hom«ricage .... 22-1001 
 
 Homere et Socrate. A. de Lamartine . 84-3400 
 Homeric ballads. W. Maginn . . 23-950 
 
 Homes abroad. H. Martintau . . 18-3859 
 Homes and haunts of British poets. W. Howitt 
 
 30-1058 
 
 Homes for the people. G. "Wheeler . 5-68 
 
 Homes of Ameiican statesmen; with anecdotical, 
 
 personal, and descriptive sketches, by various 
 
 writers. Utica, 1856. 8° . . 30-1.524 
 Homes of the new world. F. Bremer . 26''-254 
 Homes of the working classes. J. Hole 2-717 
 
 Homes without hands. J. 6. Wood . 9-079 
 
 Homespun ; or, five and twenty years ago. T. 
 
 Lackland 33-1300 
 
 Homestead on the hillside. Mrs. M. J. Holmes 
 
 18-1408 
 
 Homeward bound. J. F. Cooper . 18-719 
 
 Homiletics. Shedd, W. G. T. . . 32-1962 
 
 — Vinet, A. Theory of preaching . 32-503 
 Homilies. Morris, R. (ed.) Old English 
 
 V. 16 of 22-1043 
 
 — Small, J. English metrical h. of 14th cent. 
 
 22-1212 
 
 Hotnmaire De Hell, X. Travels in the steppes of 
 
 the Caspian sea, the Crimea, the Caucasus, &c. 
 
 L., 1847. 8» .... 28^-50 
 
 Homme a I'oreille cassee. E. About . 34-3004 
 Homme a marier, un. C. P. de Kock . 34-4837 
 Homme a projets. Pigault-Lebrun . 34r-4811 
 
 Homme au bracelet d'or. M. Du Camp 34-4032 
 Homme aux cinq louis d'or. L. Ulbach 34-4213 
 Homme de fer. P. Feval . . . 34-5307 
 Homme de nature et I'homme police. C. P. de Xock 
 
 34-4772 
 
 Homme de neige. Mme Dudevant . 31-4157 
 Homme des champs; ou les georgiques frauQaises. J. 
 
 Delile 34-4041 
 
 Homme serieux. C. de Bernard . 34-3080 
 
 Hommes des bois. Marquis de Foudras 34-4350 
 Hommes d'esprit. A. Houssaye . v. 1 of 34-5295 
 Hommes et femmes de cour. A. Houssaye 
 
 V. 4 of 34-5295 
 
 Homoeopathic medical society of N. Y. Transac- 
 tions for the year 1805. Alb., 1805. 8" 10-018 
 Homoeopathic medical society of Pennsylvania. 
 Transactions, (1800-1807.) West Chester, 
 
 1807. 8» 10-591 
 
 Homoeopathic review, American . . 10-310 
 
 Homoeopathy. Chepmell, R. C. Practical study of 
 
 . . . 10-285 
 
 — Forbes, J. Homoeopathy, allopathy, and "young 
 
 physic" . . . . . 10-47 
 
 — Geary, J. F. Excrescences of h. 10-530 
 
 — Hahnemann, S. Chronic diseases 10--92 
 
 Lesser wriiings . . . 10-291 
 
 Materia medica pura . . 10-290 
 
 Organon of lioma'opathic medicine 10-289 
 
 — Hempel, C. J. Homoeopathy, a principle in 
 
 nature 10-594 
 
 New pharmacopoeia and posology 10-322 
 
 and J. Beakley. Homoeopathic theory and 
 
 practice 10-875 
 
 — Henderson, W. Homoeopathy fairly i-epresented 
 
 10-180 
 
 — Hering, C. Homoeopathic domestic physician 
 
 10-294 
 
 — Hooker, W. Examination of doctrines of 10-135 
 
 — King, D. Quackery unmasked . 10-230 
 
 — Laurie, J. Elements of homoeopathic practice 
 
 10-293 
 
 — Leo-Wolf, W. Remarks on the abracadabra 
 
 of the 19th century . . . 10-3r>0 
 
 — Lutze, A. Theory and practice of 10-707 
 
 — Peters, J. C. Treatise on headaches 10-710 
 
 — Quin, F. F. Pharmacopoeia homoeopathica 
 
 34-481 
 
 — Rau,-G. L. Organon of the specific healing art 
 
 10-718 
 
 — Reed, D. M. Reasons for embrac ing 10-199 
 
 — Sampson, M. B. Priiiciple of . 10-023 
 
 — Simpson, J. Y. Tenets and tendejicies of 10-189 
 
 — Teste, A. Homoeopathic materia medica 10-593 
 
 — Williamson, W. Diseases of females and chil- 
 
 dren 10-715 
 
 Honan, M. B. The personal adventures of " our 
 own correspondent" in Italy. N. Y., 1852 
 
 27''-274 
 
 Honduras. Wells, W. V. Explorations and ad- 
 ventures in .... 26''-322 
 Hone, W. Ancient mysteries described, especially 
 the English miracle plays ; founded on apoc- 
 ryphal New Testament story. L., 1823. 8» 
 32-1808 
 
 — Every-day book and table talk ; or, everlasting 
 
 calendar of popular amusements, sports, jjas- 
 times, ceremonies, manners, customs, and 
 events. L., 1841. 2 v. 8" . 33-41 
 
 — Table book. L., 1827,8. 2 v. 8» 33-42 
 
 — Year-book of daily recreation and information ; 
 
 concerning remarkable men and manners, 
 times and seasons, solemnities and merry- 
 makings, antiquities and novelties, on the 
 plan of the every-day book. L., 1841. 8° 
 
 ..... 33-43 
 
 — The three trials of William Hone for publishing 
 
 three parodies ; to which is added the Trial bv 
 
 jury. L., 1818. 8" . . . 2-722 
 
 Hong Kong to Manilla. H. T. Ellis . 29''-168 
 
 Honueur des fenunes. R. Bravard . 34-3099 
 
HONNEUR. 
 
 380 
 
 HOPKINS. 
 
 Honneur et I'argent. F. Ponsard , 34-3630 
 
 Honor ; or, the slave dealer's daughter. S. G. Bul- 
 
 flnch 18-470 
 
 Honor May 18-3674 
 
 Honoi e, O. Les deux transfuges . . 34-4141 
 Honorine. H. de Balzac . . . 34-3042 
 
 — See Fanchctte 34-4810 
 
 Hood, E. P. Master minds of the west ; their best 
 
 poems, essays and tales. L. . 33-106 
 
 — Self-education ; twelve chapters for young 
 
 thinkers. L., 1853 . . . 13-115 
 
 Hood, G. History of music in New England ; with 
 biographical sketches of reformers and psalm- 
 ists. B. 1846 .... 5-1003 
 Hood, P. Successful treatment of scarlet fever ; 
 also observations on the patliology and treat- 
 ment of crowing inspiration in infants. L., 
 
 1857 10-391 
 
 Hood, T. Works ; comic and serious, in prose and 
 verse. Ed., with notes, by his son. L., 
 1863,3. 7v 33-1034 
 
 — Poems. N. Y., 1846 . . . 33-131 
 
 — Poetical works ; with some account of the au- 
 
 thor. B., 1854-6. 4v. . . 33-370 
 
 — Tyluey hall 18-1478 
 
 — Up the Rhine. N. Y., 1866 . . ' 37"-273 
 
 — Whims and waifs ; now first collected. N. Y., 
 
 1860 23-574 
 
 — Memorials ; collected, arranged and edited b)'^ 
 
 his daughter, [F. F. Broderip;] with a pre- 
 face and notes by his son, [Thomas Hood.] 
 B., 1860. 3 V 30-1343 
 
 — et al. Rates and taxes, and how they were col- 
 
 lected 18-1475 
 
 Hook, T. E. All in the wrong ; or, births, deaths, 
 and marriages .... 18-1480 
 
 — Cousin Geoffrey ; to which is added, Claude 
 
 Stocq 18-3713 
 
 — Cousin William ; a tale of fashionable life 
 
 18-1483 
 
 — Gervase Skinner .... 18-1483 
 
 — Gilbert Gurney .... 18-;484 
 
 — Gurney married .... 18-1485 
 
 — Maxwell 18-1487 
 
 — Merton ; or, there's many a slip between the cup 
 
 and the lip 18-3650 
 
 Hook, W. F. Mutual forbearance recommended ; 
 a sermon. N. Y., 1843. 8» . ♦ 33-1438 
 
 — A call to union, on the principles of the English 
 
 reformation. N. Y., 1839. 80 . 32-^1438 
 
 — Church dictionary. 8th ed. L.,1859. 8" 
 
 33-453 
 
 — Education of the people. 2d ed. L. , 1846. 
 
 8° 13-334 
 
 — Lives of the archbishops of Canterbury, v. 
 
 1-7. L., 1860-8. 8» . . . 30-1353 
 
 Hooke, N. Roman history, from the building of 
 Rome to the ruin of the commonwealth. L., 
 1818. 11 V. 8« . . . . 37''-3383 
 
 Hooker, H. Popular infidelity. Ph., 1836 
 
 33-1387 
 
 Hooker, J. Life and times of Sir Peter Carew, 
 (from the original manuscript,) with a his- 
 torical introduction and elucidatory notes by 
 J. Maclean. L., 1857. 8" . . 30-1235 
 
 Hooker, J. D. Himalayan journals ; or, notes of a 
 naturalist in Bengal, the Sikkim and Napal 
 Himalayas, the Khasia mountains, &c. L., 
 1854. 2 V. 8° . . . . 28''-280 
 
 Hooker, R. Works, with an account of his life, by I. 
 Walton, arranged by J. Keble. N. Y., 1857. 
 2 V. 8» 32-1101 
 
 — Walton, I. Life of . . . 30-535 
 Hooker, W. The child's book of nature. N. Y., 
 
 1857 9-937 
 
 — First book in chemistry. N. Y., 1862 8-60 
 
 — Homoeopathy ; an examination of its doctrines 
 
 and evidences. N. Y., 1851 . 10-135 
 
 — Lessons from the history of medical delusions. 
 
 N. Y., 1850 . . . . . 10-124 
 
 Hooker, W. Natural history for the use of schools 
 and families. N. Y., 1860 . . 9-563 
 
 — Natural philosophy for the school and family. 
 
 N. Y., 1863 11-227 
 
 — Physician and patient; or, a practical view of 
 
 the mutual duties, relations and interests of 
 the medical profession and the community. 
 N. Y., 1849 10-133 
 
 Hooker, W. J. Journal of botany, being a second 
 series of the botanical miscellany ; containing 
 figures and descriptions of such plants as rec- 
 ommend themselves by their novelty, rarity, 
 or history, or by the uses to which they are 
 applied in the arts, in medicine, and domestic 
 economy ; with occasional botanical notices 
 and information, and memoirs of eminent 
 botanists. L., 1834-43. 4 v. 8» 9-49 
 
 Hoole, J. Cleonice; a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 13 
 34-71 
 
 — Cyrus ; a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 11 34-71 
 
 — Timanthes; a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 15 34-71 
 Hooper, E. J. Western fruit-book. Cin., 1857 4-89 
 Hooper, G. Waterloo : the downfall of the first 
 
 Napoleon; a history of the campaign of 1815. 
 L., 1863. 80 .... 27''-1755 
 
 Hooper, J. J. Simon Suggs' adventures and trav- 
 els ; the Widow Rugby's husband ; and other 
 tales 18-1492 
 
 Hooper, Lucy. Ladv's book of flowers and poetry; 
 with a floral dictionary. N. Y., 1860. 9-50 
 
 — Poetical remains, collected and arranged; with 
 
 a memoir by J. Keese. N. Y., 1842 23-55 
 Hooper, L. H. Poems ; with translations from the 
 
 German of Geibel and others. Ph., 1864 
 
 23-725 
 
 Hooper, S. Currency, or money: its nature and 
 
 uses. By a merchant of Boston. B., 1855. 
 
 8° . . _ 1-133 
 
 Hooper, W. Rational recreations, in numbers and 
 
 natural philosophy. L., 1774. 4 v. 8" 
 . . 11-294 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. L., 1782. 4 v. S" 11-294* 
 Hoopes, J. The book of evergreens ; a practical 
 
 treatise on the coniferee. N. Y., 1868 9-47 
 
 Hope, A. J. B. B. The American disruption ; three 
 
 lectures. 6th ed. L., 1862 . 26»-1005 
 
 — The English cathedral of the nineteenth century. 
 
 L.,1861. 8° .... 5-206 
 
 Hope, A. R. Book about bovs. B., 1869 33-1394 
 
 — Book about dominies. B., 1869 . 33-1399 
 Hope, J. Treatise on the diseases of the heart and 
 
 great vessels ; with notes and a detail of recent 
 experiments by C. W. Pennock. Ph., 1842. 
 
 8° 10-479 
 
 Hope, T. Anastasius ; or, memoii-s of a Greek 
 
 . . ... 18-1493 
 
 — Costume of the ancients. L., 1841. 2 v. 8" 
 
 29»-98 
 
 — Historical essay on architecture ; with illustra- 
 
 trations from drawings made by the author in 
 
 Germany, France, Italv, etc. 2d ed. L., 1835. 
 
 2v. 8» . . '. . . 5-133 
 
 Hope and have. W. T. Adams . . 18-3772 
 
 Hope Campbell ; or, know thyself. C. D. Bell 
 
 .... . . . 18-1494 
 
 Hope Leslie. C. M. Sedgwick . . 18-2787 
 Hope Marshall. Mrs. N. P. Lasselle . 18-1809 
 Hope on ! hope ever ! Mary Howitt . 18-1512 
 Hopes and fears. Miss C. M. Yonge . 18-3619 
 Hopes and helps for the young. G. S. Weaver 
 
 33-981 
 
 Hope for mankind, the ground and object of. F. D. 
 
 Maurice 32-2417 
 
 Hopkins, Evan. Geology and terrestrial magnetism. 
 3ded. L.,1865. 8» . . . 9-331 
 
 Hopkins, Ezekiel. Works. Edited by C. W. Quick. 
 Ph., 1863. 3 V. 8" . . . 33-1346 
 Hopkins, E. A. Historico-political memorial upon 
 the regions of the rio de T^a Plata, and conter- 
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HOPKINS. 
 
 281 
 
 HORSES. 
 
 Hopkins, E. J. The organ : its history and con- 
 struction ; a comprehensive treatise on the 
 structure and cai)abilities of the organ, with 
 specifications and suggestive details for instru- 
 ments of all sizes, preceded by a new history 
 of the organ by E. R. Rimbault. L., 1855. 8» 
 5-997 
 
 Hopkins, J. B. The fall of the confederacy. L., 
 1807 36»-984 
 
 Hopkins, J. H. The American citizen : his rights 
 and duties according to the spirit of the con- 
 stitution. N. y., 1857 . . 2-123 
 
 — The law of ritualism. N. Y., 1866 32-1897 
 Hall, C. H. Review of . . 32-2248 
 
 — Novelties which disturb our peace ; letters ad- 
 
 dressed to the bishops, clergy, and laity of the 
 Prot. Epis. church. Ph., 1844 32-1466,2317 
 
 — Scriptural, ecclesiastical and historical view of 
 
 slavery. N. Y., n. d. . . 2-724 
 
 Hopkins, Manley. Hawaii; the past, present and 
 
 future of its island kingdom, L., 1862 
 
 29'>-197 
 
 Hopkins, Mark. Lq,w of love and love as a law ; or, 
 
 moral science theoretical and practical. N. Y., 
 
 1869 15-346 
 
 — liCctures on the evidences of Christianity, before 
 
 the Lowell institute. B., 1846. 8« 32-131 
 
 — Lectures on moral science, delivered before the 
 
 Lowell institute. B., 1862 . 15-219 
 
 Hopkins, Samuel, D. D. Life and character of 
 Susanna Anthony, consisting chiefly in ex- 
 tracts from her writings. Hart., 1799 30-21 
 
 — Park, E. A. Life and character of 30-1224 
 Hopkins, Samuel. The Puritans ; or, the church, 
 
 court and parliament of England during the 
 reigns of Edward VI and Elizabeth. B., 
 1859-61. 3 V. 8° . . . . 26''-423 
 
 — The youth of the Old Dominion. B., 1856 
 
 26»-342 
 
 Hopkins, T. On the atmospheric changes which 
 produce rain and wind. L.,1854. 8" 11-160 
 
 — Winds and storms ; with an essay on weather 
 
 and its varieties. L., 1860. 8° . 11-166 
 
 Hopkinson, Mrs. C. A. Hints for the nursery ; or, 
 
 the young mother's guide. B., 1863 10-418 
 Hopkinson, F. Miscellaneous essays and occasional 
 
 writings. Ph., 1792. 3 v. 8° . 33-141 
 
 — The old farm and the new farm : a political 
 
 allegory ; with notes by B. J. Lossing. 2d 
 
 ed. N. Y., 1864 .... 2-728 
 
 Hopkinson, J., and C. Chauncey. Speeches on the 
 
 judicial tenure. Ph., 1838. 8» . 2-622 
 
 Hopper, E. Dutch pilgrim fathers and other poems, 
 
 humorous and not humorous. N. Y., 1865 
 
 23-817 
 
 Hopper, I. T. ; a true life. L. M. Child 30-761 
 
 Hoppin, J. M. Notes of a theological student. N. 
 
 . Y., 1854 33-609 
 
 — Old England ; its scenery, art, and people. N. 
 
 Y., 1867 27''-888 
 
 Hoppus, E. The gentleman's and builder's reposi- 
 tory ; or, architecture displayed. L., 1836. 4" 
 
 5-709 
 
 Horace. Q. Horatius Flaccus. Opera omnia, ex re- 
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 Commentatio de vita et scriptis Horatii et 
 index. Lips., 1857 . . . 34-357 
 
 — Opera, ed. L. Desprez. Dub., 1737 34-454 
 
 — Works. Translated literally into English prose 
 
 by C. Smart. Ph., 1821. 2 v. . 23-895 
 
 — Same; new edition, revised, with a copious 
 
 selection 6f notes by T. A. Buckley. N. Y., 
 1861 23-637 
 
 — Same. Poetical translation, by P. Francis, with 
 
 the original text and critical notes from his 
 best Latin and French commentators. 4th 
 ed. L., 1750. 4 v. . . . 23-90 
 
 — Same. 5th ed. L.,1753. 4 v. 8° 23-89 
 
 — O'.lcs. Trans, by T. Martin. B., 1861 23-585 
 
 — Milman, H. H. Life of . . . 30-1312 
 
 Horace. Mme Dudevant . . . 34-3693 
 Horace Templeton. C. Lever . . 18-1878 
 Horace Wilde. Mrs. M. J. Mallary , 18-4088 
 Hora; Ferales. J. M. Kemble . . 27^-4023 
 Horse Subsecivse. J. Brown . . 33-479 
 
 — See Spare hours. 
 
 Hordynski, J. History of the late Polish revolution 
 and the events of the campaign. B., 1832. 8° 
 
 • 27»-2924 
 
 Horizons celestes. Mme A. de Gasparin 34-3340 
 
 Horizons prochains. Mme de Gasparin 34-3341 
 
 Horlock, — . [Scrutator.] Country gentleman. L., 
 
 1863 18-3922 
 
 — Recollections of a fox-hunter. L., 1861. 8° 
 
 20-443 
 
 Hormann, A. S. Aner's return ; or, the migration of 
 
 a soul. An allegorical tale from the Gennan, 
 
 by I. A. Bergrath. N. Y., 1867. 8" 18-3964 
 
 Horn, W. O. von. Friedel ; an autobiography 
 
 18-340>) 
 
 Hornblower, Mrs. "The Julia" . . 18-1495 
 
 — Nellie of Truro .... 18-1496 
 
 — Vara; or, the child of adoption -. 18-1497 
 Hornbv, Mrs. Edmund. In and around Stamboul. 
 
 Ph., 1858 27^-460 
 
 Home, R. H. Australian facts and prospects; with 
 the author's Australian autobiography. L., 
 1859 29b-179 
 
 — Ballad romances. L. . . . 23-946 
 
 — A new spirit of the age. N. Y., 1844 30-241 
 Home, T. H. Introduction to the critical study and 
 
 knowledge of the holy scriptures. 10th ed. 
 L., 1856. 4v. 8° . . . 32-737 
 
 — Cheyne, S. A. Reminiscences, personal snd 
 
 bibliographical of . . . 30-1181 
 
 — See Poison, A. 
 
 Homer, F. Memoirs, with selections from his cor- 
 respondence. E., 1849 . . 30-1656 
 
 — Memoir and correspondence, edited bv L. 
 
 Horner. B., 1853. 2 v. 8° . 30-1116 
 
 Horner, S. A century of despotism in Naples and 
 
 Sicily. E., 1860 .... 27''-2286 
 
 — The Tuscan poet, Giuseppe Giusti, and his 
 
 times. L., 1864 .... 30-1528 
 Horner against Liddiard, report of case. A. ('roke 
 
 2-351 
 
 Horner, W. E. Catalogue of the anatomical mu- 
 seum of the university of Pennsylvania. 2d 
 ed. Ph., 1832. 8° . . . 10-59 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. Ph., 1850. 8» . 10-59* 
 
 — Introductory lecture to a course of anatomy. 
 
 Ph., 1831. 8» . ... . 10-80 
 
 — Treatise on special and general anatomy. 3d 
 
 ed. Ph., 1833. 2 v. 8» . . 10-576 
 
 — See Wistar, C. 
 
 Horology. AV. B. Carpenter . . 11-14 
 
 — See Clocks and watches. 
 
 Horry, P. and M. L. Weems. Life of Gen. Francis 
 Marion. Ph., 1847 . . . 80-345 
 
 Horses and horsemanship. Armatage, G. How to 
 feed, avoid disease, and save money 4-299 
 
 — Baucher, F. Method of horsemanship 20-809 
 -• Bindley, C. The pocket and the stud; by Harry 
 
 Hieover 20-473 
 
 — Collins, D. Horse trainer's and sportsman's 
 
 guide 20-326 
 
 — Dadd, G. H. Anatomy and physiology of the 
 
 horse 4-506 
 
 Modem horse doctor . . . 4-817 
 
 — Du Huys, C. The Percheron horse 4-306 
 
 — Edgar, J. N. The American race turf register 
 
 20-343 
 
 — Garrard, K. Nolan's system of training 6-601 
 
 — Handy horse book .... 20-882 
 
 — Head, J. H. The horse and his rider 20-368 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Horse and horsemanship of 
 
 the U. S 20-867 
 
 — Horse and his rider .... 20-369 
 
 — Howden, P. Horse warranty . 4-321 
 
 — Jennings, R. The horse and his diseases 4-123 
 
HORSES. 
 
 282 
 
 HOUSE. 
 
 Horses and horsemanship. Linsley, D. C. Morgan 
 horses 4-86 
 
 — Martin, W. C. L. History of the horse 9-583 
 
 — Mayhew, E. Illustrated horse doctor 4-126 
 Illustrated horse management . 4-125 
 
 — Peters, J. G. Treatise on equitation 20-482 
 
 — Richardson, M. Art of managing a horse 20-446 
 
 — Simpson, J. C. Horse portraiture 20-470 
 
 — Smith, C. H. Natural history of the horse 
 
 V. 6 of 9-594 
 
 — Stephens, G. Adventures of a gentleman in 
 
 search of a horse .... 20-475 
 
 — Walsh, J. H. and I. J. Lupton. The horse in 
 
 the stable and the field . . 4^143 
 
 — "Woodiutf, H. Trotting horse of America 20-509 
 
 — Youatt, W. Treatise on the horse » 4-113 
 
 — See Stable economy ; Riding. 
 
 Horseshoe Robinson. J. P. Kennedy . 18-1735 
 
 Horseshoeing, treatise on. W. Miles . 6-885 
 
 Horsfall. See Flint, C. L. 
 
 Horsmanden, D. New York conspiracy ; or, a 
 history of the negro plot, with the journal of 
 the proceedings against the conspirators. N. 
 Y., 1810. 8° . . . . 26''-488 
 
 Hortense (la reine) en Italic, en France, et en Angle- 
 terre, pendant 1' annee 1831 ; fragments de 
 ses memoires inedits, ecrits par elle meme. 
 P., 1861 34-4414 
 
 — Wraxal], L. and R. Wehrhan. Memoirs of 
 
 30-1401 
 
 Horticultural buildings. G. E. and F. W. Wood- 
 ward 4-215 
 
 Horticultural tour in Europe, in 1817. P. Neill et al. 
 
 27^-695 
 
 Horticulture. American horticultural annual, 1867 
 
 4-263 
 
 — American journal .... 4-296 
 
 — Farmer's cabinet .... 4-14 
 
 — Journal of horticulture . . . 4-513 
 
 — Lindley, J. Theory of . . . 4-61 
 
 — Loudon, J. C. The horticulturist 4-127 
 
 — Mapes, J. J. Working farmer . 4-504 
 
 — Pennsylvania form journal . . 4-502 
 
 — Robinson, W. French gardens . 4-325 
 
 — See Botany ; Country life ; Gardening. 
 Horticulturist and journal of rural art and taste. 
 
 Alb. and N. Y., 1846-66. 21 v. 8° 4-20 
 
 Horton, Mrs. M. B. The wife's messengers 18-1489 
 
 Hortons, the. D. B. Casseday . . 18-603 
 
 Horwitz, O. Brushwood picked up on the continent ; 
 
 or, last summer's trip to the old world. Ph., 
 
 1855 27^-352 
 
 Hoskins, G. A. Winter in upper and lower Egypt. 
 L., 1862. 8° .... 28''-421 
 Hoskins, S. E. Charles II in the Channel islands ; 
 a contribution to his biograpliy and to the his- 
 tory of his iXiiG. L., 1854. 2 v. 8° 27''-569 
 Hoskins, T. H. Wliat we eat ; an account of the 
 most common adulterations of food and drink. 
 
 B., 1861 10-232 
 
 Hoskold, H. D. Practical treatise on mining, land 
 and railway surveying, engineering, etc. L., 
 
 1863. 8» 6-347 
 
 Hoskyns, C. W. Occasional essays. L., 1866 
 
 33-1346 
 
 — Talpa ; or, the chronicles of a clay farm ; an 
 
 agricultural fragment; with an introduction 
 and notes by L. F. Allen. Buffalo, 1854 
 
 4-205 
 
 Hosmer, H. S. Adela, the octoroon . 18-1499 
 Hosmer, J. K. The thinking bayonet 18-1490 
 
 Hosmer, Mrs. M. The Morrisons . 18-1498 
 
 — Ten years of a lifetime . . . 18-3748 
 Hosmer, W. H. C. Poetical works. N. Y., 1854. 
 
 2 V 23-368 
 
 Hospital life in the army of the Potomac. W. H. 
 
 Reed 26''-787 
 
 Hospital steward's manual. J. .T. Woodward 10-320 
 Hospitals. Barton. W. P. C. Organization of 10-7 
 
 — Cooley, A. J. Two months lu London h. 10-674 
 
 Hospitals. Corson, J. W. Hospitals of Europe 
 
 27''-]40 
 
 — Eastern h. and English nurses . 10-744 
 
 — Goodman, M. Experiencesof an English sister 
 
 of mercy 10-746 
 
 — Gould, J. S. Report on diet, heating, ventila- 
 
 tion, etc 10-530 
 
 — Memoranda relating to h. of London 10-60 
 
 — Nightingale, F. Notes on . . 10-482 
 
 — Notes on hospital life . . . 10-402 
 
 — Stanley, Miss. Hospitals and sisterhoods 32-1706 
 
 — Three years in field h. . . . 26''-857 
 
 — See Health; Nurses and Nursing ; Quarantine; 
 
 Sanitary. 
 Hospitals and sisterhoods. Miss Stanley 32-1706 
 Hospital sketches. L. M. Alcott . . 26''-477 
 Hospital transports; a memoir of the embarkation of 
 
 the sick and wounded from the peninsula of 
 
 Virginia in the summer of 1862. B., 1863 
 
 26^-500 
 
 Host and guest. A. V. Kirwan . , 6-193 
 
 Hostein, H. Bonjour et bonsoir ; contes pour les 
 
 enfants. P 34-4235 
 
 Hot-house, treatise on. R. B. Leuchars 4-56 
 
 — See Flowers. 
 
 Hotchkiss, J., and W. Allan. The battle-fields of 
 
 Virginia — Chancellorsville ; embracing the 
 
 operations of the army of northern Virginia. 
 
 N. Y., 1867. 8° . . . . 26''-868 
 
 Hotspur. M. T. Walworth . . . 18-3415 
 
 Hotten, J. C. [Ed.] Abyssinia and its people; or, 
 
 life in the land of Prester John. L., 1868 
 
 28''-582 
 
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 Hottinger, J. J. Life and times of Ulric Zwingli. 
 
 Trans, from the German by T. C. Porter. 
 
 Harrisburg, 1856 . . . . 30-915 
 
 Hotz, H. See Gobiueau, A. de. 
 Houdin, R. The sharper detected. L., 1863 20-235 
 
 — Memoirs ; written by himself. Ed. by R. S. 
 
 Mackenzie. Pli., 1860 . . 30-1182 
 
 Hough, F. B. Papers relating to Pemaquid, and 
 
 parts adjacent, in Maine, known as Cornwall 
 
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 Maine hist. col. 5. ... 26''-645 
 Hough, J. Tlie history of Christianity in India ; from 
 
 tiie commencement of the Christian era. L., 
 
 1839. 2 V. 8« . . . . 32-1951 
 Hough, L. S. Scienc > of man applied to epidemics ; 
 
 their cause, cure, and prevention. B., 1849 
 
 10-519 
 
 Hough, W. Political and military events in British 
 
 India, from 1756 to 1849. L., 1853. 2 v. 
 
 28''-210 
 
 Houghton, J., jr. The mineral region of lake Su- 
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 Houghton, Lord. Selection from the works of. L., 
 
 1867 23-988 
 
 Hour and the man. H. Martineau . 18-2117 
 Hours at home ; popular monthly devoted to 
 
 religion and useful literature. Ed. by J. M. 
 
 Sherwood, v. 1-8. N. Y., 1865-9 17-55 
 
 Hours of sadness ; or, instruction and comfort for 
 
 the mourner. L., 18'il . . 32-661 
 Hours of work and play. F. P. Cobbe 33-1334 
 Hours with my pupils. Mrs. L. Phelps 13-167 
 Hours with the mystics. R. A. Vaughan 32-936 
 House, E. Sunday school hand-book. Cin., 1868 
 ..... 32-2439 
 House and home papers. Mrs. H. B. Stowe 33-1126 
 House beautiful. Miss C. Tucker . 32-2418 
 House by the churchyard. J. S. Le Fsmu 18-8746 
 House by the sea ; a poem. T. B. Read 23-397 
 House decoration. Sutherland, W. Guide to art of 
 6-237 
 
 — See Painting. 
 
 House dogs and sporting dogs. J. Meyrick 20-422 
 House I live in. W. A. Alcott . . 10-3 
 
 House in Balfour street. C. Dimitry . 18-4176 
 House in Piccadilly. Mrs. Cudlip . 18-3708 
 
HOUSE. 
 
 283 
 
 HOWARD. 
 
 House of cards. Mrs. C. Hoel . . 18-1435 
 
 House of Israel, the. Miss S. Warner . 18-3834 
 
 House of refuge of Phila. Annual reports. Ph., 
 
 1833,67. 8° 2-991 
 
 — Sergeant, J. Address . . 2-991 
 House of the seven gables. N. Hawthorne 18-1371 
 House on the moor. Mrs. M. Oliphant 18-2378 
 House painting. D. R. Hay . . 5-225 
 
 — Masury, J. W. Plain and decorative 6-128 
 Household, the ; a book of reference upon subjects 
 
 relating to domestic economy and home en- 
 joyments. L., 1866. 8« . . 6-188 
 Household amusements and enjoyments ; comprising 
 acting charades, burlesques, conundrums, 
 enigmas, rebuses, etc. L. , 1866 20-184 
 Household amusements and enjoyments. L., 1866 
 
 20-236 
 
 Household book of poetry. C.A.Dana 23-507 
 Household book of English poetry. R. C. Trench 
 
 23-1033 
 
 Household chemistry. A. J. Bernays 8-46 
 
 Household friends for every season. B., 1864 
 
 33-1054 
 
 Household law, manual for. A. Fonblanque 
 
 2-300 
 
 Household management, book of. I. Beeton 6-154 
 
 — See Domestic economy ; Housekeeping. 
 Household medicine. See domestic medicine. 
 Household of Bouverie. Mrs. C. Warfleld 18-1500 
 Household of Sir Thomas More. Miss A. Manning 
 
 18-2039 
 
 Household science. Bernays, A. J. Science of 
 home life 8-47 
 
 — Youman, E. L. Handbook of . 6-235 
 
 — See Domestic economy. 
 
 Household stories. J. and W. Grimm 18-1287 
 
 Household surgery. J. F. South . 10-495 
 
 Household taste, hints on. C. L. Eastlake 6-166 
 Household words ; a weekly journal conducted by 
 Chas. Dickens. L. and N. Y., 1850-59. 19 
 V. 8° 17-116 
 
 — Novels and tales from . . . 18-2346 
 
 — Pearl fishing ; choice stories from 18-875 
 
 — See All the year round . . . 17-145 
 Housekeeper, H. R. My husband's crime 18-4044 
 Housekeeping. Abell, Mrs. L. G. Skilful house- 
 wife 6-146 
 
 — Alcott, W. A. Young housekeeper 6-150 
 
 — Beeton, I. How to dine . . 6-152 
 How to manage house and servants 6-153 
 
 — Child, L. M. Frugal housewife . 6-168 
 
 — Choice and cookery offish; by Piscator 6-177 
 
 — De Voe, T. F. The market assistant 6-175 
 
 — Ellis, Mrs. Housekeeping made easy 6-201 
 
 — Lady's guide to the household . 6-199 
 
 — Lea, E. E. Useful receipts and hints 6-194 
 
 — Nicholson, E. Economical cook and house- 
 
 book 6-206 
 
 — Our English home . . . 27''-896 
 
 — Packard, C. Recollections of a housekeeper 
 
 . . 18-2411 
 
 — Plain talk to domestics . . . 6-212 
 
 — Pierce, C. The household manager 6-209 
 
 — Raftald, E. English housekeeper . 6-238 
 
 — Warren, Mrs. Comfort for small incomes 6-226 
 
 — See Baking ; Cookery ; Domestic economy ; 
 
 Food and diet ; Household management ; 
 Household science ; Receipts. 
 
 Housman, J. Topographical description of Cum- 
 berland, Westmoreland, Lancashire, and a 
 part of the west riding of Yorkshire. Carlisle, 
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 Houssaye, A. L'amour conime il est. 2me ed. 
 P., 1860 34-3398 
 
 — Les aventures galantes de Margot. P., 1866 
 
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 — Blanche et Marguerite. N. Y., 1864. 8» 
 
 34-4783 
 
 — Comediennes d'autrefois. Ed. interdite. B. 
 
 and L., 1855 .... 34-4075 
 
 Houssaye, A. Les femmes comme elles sont. 3me 
 ed. P., 1858 . . . . 34-3399 
 
 — Les femmes du diable. P., 1867 . 34-4076 
 
 — Galerie du XVnie Siecle. I,Honimesd'esprit; 
 
 II, Princesses de comedie et deesses d'opera; 
 
 III, Poetes romanciers et philosophes ; IV, 
 Hommes et femmes de cour ; V, Sculpteurs, 
 peintres, musiciens. 6me ed. P., 1858. 5 v. 
 
 34—5295 
 
 — L'histoire'd'Appelles. P., 1867 ." 34-5296 
 
 — Mademoiselle Cleopatre. N. Y., 1865. 8» 
 
 84-5608 
 
 — Mademoiselle Mariani. P., 1859 . 34-4074 
 
 — Men and women of the eighteenth century. N. 
 
 Y., 1852. 2 v. . . . . 30-688 
 
 — Notre-dame de Thermidor. Histoire de Madame 
 
 Tallien. P., 1866. 8« . . 34-4915 
 
 — La pantoufle de Cendrillon. P. . 34-5095 
 
 — Philosophers and actresses. N. Y., 1852. 2 v. 
 
 30-1778 
 
 — Le repentir de Marion et les peines de coeur de 
 
 Mme de la Popeliniere. P., 1865 34-4425 
 
 — Le romau de la duchesse. 6me ed. P., 1866 
 
 34-4722 
 
 Houssaye, J. G. Monographic du the. P., 1843. 
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 Houston, S. Life. N. Y., 1855 . , 30-826 
 
 Houston, W. F. Life of Thomas Scott, abridged 
 from his life by his son, with an essay on re- 
 pentance, etc. Columbia, 1824 • 30-482 
 
 Houstoun, Mrs. M. C. Texas and the gulf of Mex- 
 ico ; or, yachting in the New World. Ph., 
 1845 26>'-50 
 
 Hovell, D. de B. Medicine and psychology. L., 
 1866 10-671 
 
 Hovell-Thurlow, T. J. The company and the 
 crown. E., 1866. 8° . . 28»-237 
 
 Hovey, A. Life and times of the Rev. I. Backus. 
 B., 1859 30-1158 
 
 — Miracles of Christ as attested by the evangelists. 
 
 B., 1864 32-1663 
 
 Hovey, S. Letters from the West Indies. N. Y., 
 
 1838 26''-168 
 
 Ho\^ bride was won. F. Gerstacker 18-1158 
 
 How a penny became a thousand pounds, and life 
 
 doubled by the economy of time. L., 1858 
 
 1-328 
 
 How can the church educate the people ? By a 
 
 member of the national society. L., 1844. 8" 
 
 13-224 
 
 How could he help it ? A. S. Roe . 18-2674 
 How crops grow. S. W. Johnson . 4-312 
 
 How I became a governess . . . 18-1522 
 How I managed my children. Mrs. Warren 6-226 
 How I managed my house on two hundred pounds 
 
 a year. Mrs. Warren . . . 6-227 
 
 How I won my spurs. J. G. Edgar . 18-983 
 
 How not to be sick. A. J. Bellows . 10-879 
 
 How to dine. I. Beeton . . . 6-152 
 
 How to enjoy life. W. M. Cornell . 10-216 
 
 How to furnish and adorn a house. Mrs. Warren 
 
 6-234 
 
 How to get a farm. E. Morris . . 4-185 
 
 How to get fat. John Harvey . . 10-789 
 
 How to live. S. Robinson . . . 6-216 
 
 How to make the best of it. Anne Bowman 18-365 
 How to make money and how to keep it. T. A. 
 
 Davies 1-308 
 
 How to manage house and servants. I. Beeton 6-153 
 How to stop drunkenness. C. Buxton 2-1059 
 
 How to work with the microscope. L. S. Beale 
 
 11-323 
 
 How we are governed. A. Fonblanque, jr. 27''-405,6 
 How we spent the autumn. M. and L. Wallace- 
 
 Dunlop . . . . . 27''-795 
 
 Howadji in Syria. G. W- Curtis. N. Y., 1852 
 
 . 28''-197 
 
 Howard, B. C. Report of the decision of the su- 
 preme court in the case of Dred Scott v. 
 
 J. T. A. Sandford. N. Y., 1857. 8° 2-129 
 
HOWARD. 
 
 284 
 
 HOWLE. 
 
 Howard, G. E. Treatise of the exchequer and rev- 
 enue of Ireland. Dub., 1776. 2 V. 4° 
 
 27''-4n36 
 
 Howard, G. Lady Jane Grey and her times. L., 
 1822. 8» 30-1 4o6 
 
 — Wolsey, the cardinal, and his times ; courtly, 
 
 political, and ecclesiastical. L., 1824. 8" 
 30-576 
 
 Howard, G. S. New royal encyclopaedia ; or, dic- 
 tionary of the arts and sciences, v. 1 «& 2. L. 
 f" 33-1501 
 
 Howard, Henry. Course of lectures on painting, 
 at the royal academy of fine arts. Edited, 
 with a memoir of the author, by F. Howard. 
 L., 1848 5-73 
 
 Howard, Henry, Earl of Surrey. Poetical works, 
 with a memoir. B., 1854 . . 23-436 
 
 Howard, J. Brown, J. B. Memoirs of 30-245 
 
 — Dixon, H. Howard and the prison world of 
 
 Europe 30-992 
 
 Howard, L. The climate of London, deduced from 
 meteorological observations made in the me- 
 tropolis and various places around it. 2d ed. 
 L., 1833. 3 V. 8» . . . 11-125 
 
 Howard, R. The committee : a comedy. B. B. T. 
 V. 32 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. y. 3 . . . 24-142 
 Howard, T. On the loss of teeth, and on the 
 
 best means of restoring them. L., 1858 
 
 10-193 
 
 Howard and his teacher. Mrs. M. Leslie 18-1858 
 Howard Pinckney. F. W. Thomas . 18-1502 
 Howarth, E. C. Poems. Newark, 1868 23-996 
 
 — The wind harp, and other poems. Ph., 1864 
 
 23-736 
 
 Howden, P. Horse warranty. L. . 4-321 
 
 Plowe, A. H. Theoietical inquiry into the physical 
 
 cause of epidemic diseases, accompanied with 
 
 tables. L., 1865. 80 . . . 10-599 
 
 Howe, F. Oriental and sacred scenes, from notes 
 
 of travel in Greece, Turkey and Palestine. N. 
 
 Y., 1854 29^-270 
 
 Howe, H. Historical collections of Ohio, relating to 
 
 its genera] and local history, with descriptions 
 
 of its counties, principal towns and villages. 
 
 Gin., 1847. 8» . . . . 26''-104 
 
 — Historical collections of Virginia ; with geogra- 
 
 phical and statistical descriptions, and a 
 sketch of the District of Columbia. Charles- 
 ton, 1846. 8° . . . . 26''-103 
 
 — Memoirs of the most eminent American mechan- 
 
 ics : also lives of distinguished European me- 
 chanics ; together with a collection of anec- 
 dotes relating to the mechanic arts. N. Y., 
 1847 30-246 
 
 Howe, John. Rogers, H. Life and character of, 
 with an analysis of his writings . 30-1093 
 
 Howe, J. B. The British slave ; or, seven years of a 
 soldier's life. F's S. D. v. 36 . 24-221 
 
 — The golden eagle. F's S. D. v. 22 24-221 
 Howe, J. W. From the oak to the olive ; a plain 
 
 record of a pleasant journey. B., 1868 
 27''-941 
 
 — Later lyrics. B., 1866 . . . 23-820 
 
 — Passion-flowers. B., 1854 . . 23-460 
 
 — Trip to Cuba. B., 1850 . . . 26»'-302 
 
 — Words for the hour. B., 1857 , 23-418 
 Howe, M. A. Merchant- mechanic ; a tale of "New 
 
 England Athens "... 18-1506 
 
 — Rival volunteers ; or, the bjack plume rifles 
 
 18-1503 
 
 Howe, 8. G. The Cretan refugees and their Ameri- 
 can helpers. B., 1868. 8» . . 27''-3159 
 
 — Historical sketch of the Greek revolution. N. Y., 
 
 1828. 8» 27»-3158 
 
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 Howells, W. D. Italian journeys. N. Y., 1867 
 
 27b-916 
 
 — Venetian life. N. Y., 1866 . . 27'>-806 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. N. Y., 1867 . . 27''-806» 
 
 Howells, W. D., and J. S. Hayes. Lives and 
 speeches of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal 
 Hamlin. Columbus, 1860 . . 30-1675 
 
 Howie, J. Biographia Scotiana ; or, a brief historical 
 account of the most eminent Scots worthies. 
 Glasgow, 1827. 8° . . . 30-1786 
 
 Howison, R. R. History of Virginia ; from its dis- 
 covery and settlement by Europeans to the 
 present time. Ph., 1846. 2 v. 8° 26vl05 
 
 Howitt, A. M. Art-student in Munich. B., 1854 
 5-381 
 
 — School of life 18-1505 
 
 Howitt, M. The author's daughter . 18-1509 
 
 — Ballads, and other poems. N.Y.,1847 23-123 
 
 — Gabriel ; a story of Wichnor wood lH-1510 
 
 — Heir of Wast- Waylaud . . . 18-1511 
 
 — Hope on ! hope ever ! . . . 18-1512 
 
 — Lillieslea ; or, lost and found . . 18-1513 
 
 — Love and money .... 18-3652 
 
 — Pictorial calendar of the seasons ; embodying the 
 
 whole of Aikin's calendar of nature. L., 1854 
 20-384 
 
 — Popular history of the U. S. L., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 26»-410 
 
 — Seven temptations. L., 1834 . 24-145 
 
 — Sketches of natural history — poetry. L., 1864 
 
 23—971 
 
 — Stories of Stapleford ." .* ." 18-1507 
 
 — Strive and thrive .... 18-1515 
 
 — The favorite scholar . . . 18-1521 
 
 — Twelve months with Fredrika Bremer in Swe- 
 
 den. L., 1866. 2 V. . . . 27''-802 
 
 — Trust and trial .... 18-1516 
 
 — Wood Leighton ; or, a year in the country 
 
 18-1517 
 
 Howitt, W. Boy's adventures in the wilds of Aus- 
 tralia ; or, Herbert's note-book. B., 1855 
 29i'-211 
 
 — The boy's country-book. 5th ed. L., 1863 
 
 20-385 
 
 — German experiences ; addressed to the English, 
 
 both stayers at home and goers abroad. 2d ed. 
 L., 1844 27^-750 
 
 — History ofdiscovery in Australia, Tasmania, and 
 
 New Zealand. L., 1865. 2 v. 8» 29''-243 
 
 — History of priestcraft in all ages and nations. 
 
 L., 1833 32-1144 
 
 — History of the supernatural in all ages and na- 
 
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 demonstrating a universal fa'th. Ph., 1863. 
 2 V 32-1070 
 
 — Homes and haunts of the most eminent British 
 
 poets. N. Y., 1847. 2 v. . . 30-1658 
 
 — Jack of the mill . . . 18-1509,3652 
 
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 with visits to Sydney and Van Diemen's Land. 
 B., 1855. 2 v 28''-199 
 
 — Rural and domestic life of Germany ; with char- 
 
 acteristic sketches of its cities and scenery. 
 Ph., 1843. 80 ... . 27^-44 
 
 — Rural life of England. Ph., 1854. 2 v. 27''-344 
 
 — Student-life of Germany. Ph., 1842. S" 27''-43. 
 
 — Tallangetta, the squatter's home . 18-1519 
 
 — Visits to remarkable places, and scenes illustra- 
 
 tive of English history and poetry. Ph., 1841 
 27'>-7 
 
 — Same. 2d series. Ph., 1842. 8° . 27''-8 
 
 — Woodburn grange . . . 18-3829 
 Howitt, W. and M. Literature and romance of 
 
 northern Europe ; a history of the literature 
 of Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Iceland, 
 with specimens. L., 1852. 2 v. 22-1095 
 
 — Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain. L., 
 
 1862,4. 2 V. 8» . . . . 27b-673 
 Howitt's journal of literature and popular progress. 
 
 V. 1, 2. L., 1847. 2 V. 8» . 17-51 
 
 Howland, J., discourse on. E. B. Hall 30-1607 
 Howie-glass, the merryjester. Roscoe, T. German 
 
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HOWLEY. 
 
 285 
 
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 Howley, E. Concise history of the English consti- 
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 Hows, J. W. S. Golden leaves from American 
 poets. N. Y., 1865 . . . 23-752 
 
 — Golden leaves from the British poets. N. Y., 
 
 1864 23-737 
 
 — Historical Shakspearian reader ; comprising the 
 
 " Histories ; or, chronicle plays" of Shaks- 
 
 peare, carefully expurgated. N. Y., 1863 
 
 24-243 
 
 — Ladies' book of readings and recitations; a col- 
 
 lection of approved extracts from standard 
 authors. Ph., 1864 . . . 33-592 
 
 — Practical elocutionist and academical reader and 
 
 speaker-. Ph 33-850 
 
 Howse, J. Grammar of the Cree language ; with 
 which is combined an analysis of the Chippe- 
 way dialect. L., 1865. 8° . 22-132 
 
 Howson, J. 8. Deaconesses ; or, the official help of 
 women in parochial work and in charitable 
 institutions. L., 1862 , . 32-1852 
 
 — Five [Hulsean] lectures on the character of St. 
 
 Paul. 2d ed. L., 1864. 8° . 32-1416 
 
 — Metaphors of St. Paul. J^., 1868 82-2470 
 
 — See Ccmybeare, W. J. 
 
 Hoyland, J. Historical survey of the customs, 
 habits, and present state of the gypsies. York, 
 1866. 8» 29''-249 
 
 Hoyle, E. Games modernized ; explanations of the 
 b'^st modes of playing the most popular games, 
 with rules and regulations adopted at the 
 clubs and by the best players. By G. F. 
 Pardon. L., 1866 . . . 20-187 
 
 Hoz Mota, J. de la. El castigo de la miseria. T. T. 
 E. v. 5 34-2 
 
 Hozier, H. M. The seven weeks' war ; its antece- 
 dents and its incidents. Ph., 1867. 2 V. 8« 
 27''-2602 
 
 Hub, I. Deutschen Dichter der Neuzeit. Auswahl 
 aus den Quellen, mit biographiscii-literar- 
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 34-2404 
 
 Hubback, J. Evidence of succession to real and 
 personal property. Ph., 1845. 8" 
 
 . , . . . V. 47,8 of 2-55 
 
 Hubback, Mrs. Love and duty . . 18-1526 
 
 — May and December . . . 18-1523 
 
 — Old vicarage .... 18-1524 
 
 — The wife's sister ; or, the forbidden marriage 
 
 18-525 
 
 Hubbard, F. M. Life of W. R. Davie. (S. A.. B. 25) 
 
 . . . . . 30-497 
 
 Hubbard, W. General history of New England, 
 
 from the discovery to 1680. Mass. hist. col. 
 
 2d ser. 5,6 .... 26»-388 
 
 — Narrative of the Indian wars in New England, 
 
 from the first planting thereof to the year 1677. 
 Brattleborough, 1814 . . 26»-106 
 
 — Same. Revised and accompanied with an his- 
 
 torical preface, life, and pedigree of the author 
 and notes, by S. G. Drake. Roxbury, 1865. 
 
 2 V. 40 26''-800 
 
 Hubbell, M. 8. The memorial; or, the life and 
 writings of an only daughter; with an in- 
 troductory notice by A. L. Stone. B., 1857. 
 30-1139 
 
 — Shady side ; or, life in a country parsonage. 
 
 18-1527 
 
 Hubbell, W. W. Argument on behalf of the de- 
 fendants in the case of Ross Winans vs. Orsa- 
 mus Eaton ct al., against a motion for an in- 
 junction to restrain the defendants from con- 
 structing and vending the railroad cars c\mi- 
 monly known as the "eight-wheel railroad 
 car." Alb., 1853. 8" . . . 2-196 
 
 Huber, V. A. The English universities ; an abridged 
 translation. Ed. by F. W. Newman. L., 
 1843. 3 V. 8° . . . . 13-118 
 
 Hue, E. R. L'Abbe. Christianity in China, Tar- 
 tary, and Thibet. N. Y., 1857. 2 v. 32-693 
 
 Hue, E. R. L'Abbe. L' empire Chinois. 4me ed. 
 P., 1860. 2v 34-3961 
 
 — Journey through the Chinese empire. N. Y., 
 
 1855. 2 V 28''-219 
 
 — Voyage dans la Tartaric etle Thibet, 1844-6. P.. 
 
 1860. 2v 34-3960 
 
 — Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China, 1844-6. 
 
 L., 2 v: 28»'-151 
 
 Huddesford, G. Poems ; now first collected, in- 
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 squeak, and crambe repetita, with original 
 additions and corrections. L., 1801 23-846 
 Huddesford, W. Lives of those eminent antiquaries, 
 John Leland, Thomas Hearne, and Anthonv 
 a Wood. Oxf., 1782. 2 v. 8» . 30-326 
 
 Hudibras. S. Butler . . . 23-33,125,356 
 
 — Same. With notes by T. R. Nash . 23-536 
 Hudson, A. Lectures on the study of fever. Dub., 
 
 1867. 8° . . . . . 10-737 
 
 Hudson, E. M. Second war of independence in 
 
 America. L., 1863. 8» . . 26»-527 
 
 Hudson, H. Cleveland, H. R. Life of. (S. A. B. 10) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — Read, J. M., ji*. Historical inquiry concerning 
 
 30-1981 
 
 Hudson, H. N. Lectures on Shakspeare. 2d ed. 
 N. Y., 1848. 2 V. . . . 22-1097 
 Hudson, J. W. History of adult education, with a 
 full history of mechanics' and literary insti- 
 tutions. L., 1851. 8° . . 13-117 
 Hudson, legends and poetry of the . 26''-1019 
 Hudson, villas on the. A. A. Turner . 5-620 
 Hudson's bay. R. M. Ballantyne . 18-253 
 Hudson's bay territory. See America, British. 
 Huen-Dubourg. [Pseud.] See Hamond. 
 Huerta, V. G. de la. Raquel. T. T. E. v. 5 34-2 
 Hufeland, C. W. Art of prolonging life. Ed. by E. 
 Wilson. L., 1858 . . . 10-146 
 Hufeland, C. G. Manuel de medicine pratique. 
 Trad, par A. J. L. Jourdan. Brux., 1841. 8° 
 
 . 34-4935 
 
 Huff, G. Electro-physiology; or, electricity as a 
 
 curative agent. 2d ed. N. Y., 1853 10-520 
 
 Hugh, St., bishop of Lincoln, metrical life of. J. 
 
 F. Dimock .... 30-1385 
 
 Hugh Bryan ; the autobiography of an Irish rebel 
 
 18-3879 
 
 Hugh Worthington. Mrs. M. J. Holmes 18-1460 
 Hughes, E. Outlines of scripture geography and 
 history, illustrating the historical portions of 
 the Old and New Testaments. Ph., 1853 
 
 . . . . 32-478 
 
 Hughes, John, esq. Siege of Damascus ; tragedy. 
 
 B. B. T. V. 11 . . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 Hughes, John, A. M. Boscobel tracts relating to the 
 
 escape of Charles II after the battle of Wor- 
 cester, and his subsequent adventures. 2d 
 ed. E., 1857. 8» . . . 27-^585 
 Hughes, John, D.D. Complete works ; comprising 
 sermons, letters, lectures, speeches, etc. Ed. 
 by L. Kehoe. 2d ed. N. Y., 1865. 2 v. 80 
 
 82—1 758 
 
 — Hassard, J. R. G. Life of '. ". 30-1752 
 
 — See Bacon, T. S. ; Brooks, E. 
 
 — and J. Breckinridge. Controversy on the sub- 
 
 ject, "Is the Protestant religion the religion 
 of Christ?" [No title] . . 32-86 
 
 — Discussion of tiie question, "Is the Roman 
 
 Catholic religion, in any or in all its princi- 
 ples and doctrines, inimical to civil or religious 
 liberty?" and of the question, " Is the Pres- 
 byterian religion, etc. V" Ph., 1836. 8» 32-87 
 
 Hughes, J. Practice of photography. 7th ed. L., 
 [1866] ..... 6-867 
 
 Hughes, J. A. Garden architecture and landscape 
 gardening. L., 1866. 8» . . 5-445 
 
 Hughes, S. Treatise on gas Avorks and the practice 
 of manufacturing and distributing coal gas. 
 2ded. L., 1865 .... 6-341 
 
HUGHES. 
 
 286 
 
 HUMAN. 
 
 Hughes, M. Life of Wm. Penn. Ph., 1828 30-415 
 Hughes, T. Scouring of the white horse 18-1528 
 
 — Scliool days at Rugby . . , 18-1530 
 
 — Tom Brown at Oxford ; a sequel to School days 
 
 at Rugby ..... 18-1529 
 
 Hughes, W. Treatise on the construction of maps, 
 
 comprehending an inquiry into tlie principles 
 
 of matliematical geography. 3d ed. L., 1864 
 
 25-98 
 
 — and G. Long. An atlas of classical geography, 
 
 with a sketch of ancient geography, and an 
 index of places. Ph., 1856. 8" 25-107 
 
 Hughes, W. C. American miller, and millwright's 
 assistant. Ph., 1851 . . . 6-349 
 
 Hugo, C. La Boheme doree. P., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 . 34-5253 
 
 — Les miserables ; drame. 3me ed. P. & B. 
 
 34-5251 
 
 — La tirelire de Th^rese . . . 34-4142 
 Hugo, Madame. Victor Hu<ro, by a witness of his 
 
 life. Trans, from the French by C. E. Wil- 
 bour. N. y., 1863. 8» ' . . 30-1437 
 
 — Victor Hugo, raconte par un temoin de sa vie. 
 
 N. y., 1863. 2v. bo . . 34-4627 
 
 Hugo, M. V. Oeuvres. Brux.,1843 2 v. 8° 
 
 34-4605 
 
 — Angelo ; Proems d' Angelo et d'Hernani ; les deux 
 
 premiers actes de Cromwell. P., 1861 
 
 34-3412 
 
 — Bug Jargal ; Claude Gueux. P., 1861 34-3417 
 
 — Jargal 18-1541 
 
 — The slave king. Adapted from " Bug- Jargal" 
 
 18-1531 
 
 — Chatiments. Geneve et N. Y., 1853 34-4327 
 
 — Les contemplations. P., 1856 . 34-3404 
 
 — Cromwell, les trois premiers actes de. P., 
 
 1858 34-3413 
 
 — Le dernier jour d'un condamne. Litterature et 
 
 philosophic melees. P., 1862 . 34-3418 
 
 — Les Feuilles d'Automne ; les Chants du Cre- 
 
 puscule. P., 1861 . . . 34-3403 
 
 — Han d'Islande. P., 1861 . . 34-3416 
 
 — Hans of Iceland .... 18-1533 
 
 — Hernani ; drame. P., 1861 . . 34-3410 
 
 — Hunchback of Notre-Dame . , 18-1534 
 
 — La Legende des Siecles. P., 1862 . 34-3406 
 
 — Lucrece Borgia ; Marion Delorme. P., 1858 
 
 34-3408 
 
 — Lucretia Borgia. Ad. by J. M. Weston. F's 
 
 S. D. V. 32 24-221 
 
 — Les miserables. N. y., 1862. 5 pts. in 2 v. 8" 
 
 34-4541 
 
 — Same. B., 1862, 17 v. in 9 . . 34-4540 
 
 — Les miserables .... 18-1540 
 
 — Same, in five parts, viz : Fantine, 18-1535 ; 
 
 Cosette, 18-1536 ; Marius, 18-1537 ; St. Denis, 
 18-1538; Jean Valjean, 18-1539. 
 
 — Napoleon le Petit. Amsterdam, 1853 34-3415 
 
 — Notre-Dame de Paris. 2me ed. P., 1859 34-3414 
 
 — Odes et ballades. P., 1859 . . 34-3400 
 
 — Les Orientales. P., 1859 . . 34-3401 
 
 — The Rhine. N. y., 1845 . . 27^-569 
 
 — Le Roi s'amuse ; lea Burgraves. P., 1862 
 
 34-3411 
 
 — La tour de Nesle. F's S. D. v. 14 24-221 
 
 — Les travaillcurs de la mer. N. y. & Brux. 
 
 1866. 8° 34-4544 
 
 — Toilers of the sea .... 18-1532 
 
 — LesVoix Interieures ; les Rayons et les Ombres. 
 
 P., 185!) 34-3402 
 
 — William Shakespeare. L., 1864. 8» 24-128 
 Huiio Blanc, the artist ; a tale by an artist 18-3929 
 Huguenot. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1628 
 
 Huguenot exiles 18-1544 
 
 Huguenot faniily. Sarah Tytlcr . . 18-3377 
 Huguenot galley-slave, the. J. Marteilhe 30-1883 
 Huguenots. Browning, W. S. History (16th cen- 
 tury) 82-30 ; 27''-3471 
 
 — Lee, Mrs. H. F. Huguenots in France and 
 
 America 32-112 
 
 Huguenots. Lists of foreign Protestants in England. 
 (1618-88) Camden soc. pub, v. 82 27*^195 
 
 — Marsh, Mrs. Protestant reformation in France 
 
 32-310 
 
 — Maury, A. Memoirs of a Huguenot family 
 
 30-1960 
 
 Tale of the Huguenots . . 30-1959 
 
 — Parkman, F. Huguenots in Florida 26''-929 
 
 — Smiles, S. Huguenots in England and Ireland 
 
 27''-1085 
 
 — Weiss, C. M. History of the French Protestant 
 
 refugees 32-514 
 
 — See Protestants ; Reformation ; Waldenses. 
 Huish, R. Bees ; their natural history and general 
 
 management. L.,1844 . . 4-211 
 
 — Memoirs of H. R. H. Charlotte Augusta, prin- 
 
 cess of Wales, etc. L., 1818. 8» 30-1966 
 
 — Public and private life of George III ; with a me- 
 
 moir of the house of Brunswick. L., 1821. 
 
 40 30-2017 
 
 Hulbert, C. Picture of Shropshire. Providence 
 
 Grove, 1838-44. 40 . . . 27''-1220 
 Hulke, J. W. Practical treatise on the use of the 
 
 opthalmoscope. L., 1861. 8" . 10-625 
 
 Hull, A. The casket of Sunday-school melodies. 
 
 B., [1865] 5-1078 
 
 Hull, E. Coal fields of Great Britain ; with notices 
 
 of the coal fields of other parts of the world. 
 
 L. , 1861 9-239 
 
 — Same. 2d ed., enlar^ierl. L., 1861 9-240 
 Hull, T. Henry II; a'^ tragedy. B. B. T. v. 12 
 
 24-71 
 
 — Moral tales in verse, founded on real events. 
 
 L., 1797. 2v. 8° . . . 23-658 
 
 Hull, W. Campbell, M. Revolutionary services and 
 
 civil life of 30-1088 
 
 Hullah, J. History of modem music. L., 1862 
 5-1035 
 
 — The song-book ; words and tunes from the best 
 
 poets and musicians. L., 1866 . 5-1034 
 
 — Transition period of musical history. L., 1865. 
 
 8» ...... 5-1033 
 
 Hulme, R. T. The teeth in health and disease. L., 
 1864 . . . . . . 10-555 
 
 Hulme, S., et al. Jubilee of the Methodist new con- 
 nection ; being a memorial of the origin, gov- 
 ernment, and" history of the denomination. 
 L., 1848 32-2430 
 
 Hulse, G. A. See Macleod, Mrs. 
 
 Hulsean lectures. Ellicott, C. J. The life of our 
 Lord Jesus Christ . . . 32-993 
 
 — Howson, J. S. The character of St. Paul 
 
 32-1416 
 
 — Wordsworth, C. The apocalypse 32-705 
 
 — See Blunt, J, J. Undesigned coincidences 
 
 32-1406 
 
 Hulsius, L. Impp. Romanorvm nvniismatvm se- 
 ries a C. v. Csesare ad Rvdolphvm II. 2d ed. 
 Francof., 1605 .... 34-488 
 
 Human body and its connection with man. J. J. G. 
 Wilkinson 10-245 
 
 Human character. See Character. 
 
 Human culture, manual of. M. A. Garvey 15-301 
 
 — See Education. 
 
 Human destiny, problem of. O. Dewey 32-1293 
 Human electricity. J. O. N. Rutter . 11-161 
 
 — See Electricity ; ]Magnetism ; Mesmerism. 
 Human follies. J. Noriac . . . 18-2342 
 Human foot and human hand, G. M. Humphry 
 
 10-248 
 
 Human histology in its relations to descriptive anat- 
 omy. E. R. Peaslee . . . 10-223 
 Human intellect. N. Porter . . 15-341 
 
 — See Mental science. 
 
 Human life in Shakespeare. H. Giles . 24-66 
 
 Human nature. Brewster, F. E. Philosophy of 
 
 2-552 
 
 — Burgh, J. Dignity of . . . 32-240 
 
 — Hume, D. Treatise of . . . 15-335 
 
 — See Mental science. 
 
HUMAN. 
 
 287 
 
 HUMPHREYS. 
 
 Arnott. N. Survey of 29*-144 
 Considerations on . 2-703 
 
 Human progress. 
 
 — Henry, C. S. 
 
 — See Progress. 
 
 Human race. Hall, J. C. Unity of . 9-560 
 
 — Johues, A. J. Philological proofs of unity of 
 
 23-458 
 
 — Pouchet, G. Plurality of . . 9-606 
 
 — Smith, S. S. Causes of variety in the human 
 
 species 9-632 
 
 — Smith, C. H. Natural history of the human spe- 
 
 cies 9-630 
 
 — See Anthropology ; Ethnology ; Man and man- 
 
 kind ; Races. 
 Human sadness. Mme. de Gaspariu . 82-1303 
 Human society. F. D. Huntington . 32-823 
 
 — See Society. 
 
 Human understanding, essay on. J.Locke 15-43 
 
 Humanity in the city. E. H. Chapin . 32-1460 
 
 Humber, W. Record of the progress of modern 
 
 engineering, comprising civil, mechanical, 
 
 marine, railway, bridge, and other engineering 
 
 "works ; with essays and reviews. L. , 1864-8. 
 
 4v. 4° 6-1007 
 
 Humble, W. Dictionary of geology and mineralogy. 
 
 L., 1860. 8» .... 9-315 
 
 Humble creatures. Samuelson, J. and J. B. Hicks 
 
 9-624,625 
 
 Humboldt, C. W. v. Briefe en eine Freundin. L., 
 1864 34-548 
 
 — Letters to a female friend. Trans, by C. M. A. 
 
 Couper ; with a biographical notice of the 
 writer. L., 1849. 2 v. . . 33-1293 
 
 — Religious thoughts and opinions. B., 1851 
 
 32-311 
 
 — Sphere and duties of government. Trans, from 
 
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 — Schlesier, G. Life of . . . 30-729 
 Humboldt, F. H. A. von. Aspects of nature in dif- 
 ferent lands and different climates ; with scien- 
 tific elucidations. Trans, by Mrs. Sabine. 
 Ph., 1849 25-63 
 
 — Briefe an Varnhagen von Ense, (1827-1858.) 
 
 Nebst Briefen von Varnhagen und Andern 
 an Humboldt. N. Y. . . 34-2297 
 
 — Letters to Varnhagen von Ense, with letters from 
 
 Varnhagen and others to Humboldt. From 
 the German. L., 1860. 8» . . 33-639 
 
 — Cosmos ; a sketch of a physical description of 
 
 the universe. Trans, from the German by J. 
 C. Otte, B. H. Paul, and W. S. Dallas. L., 
 1848-58. 5 V. . •. . . 11-251* 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1850-9. 5 v. . . 11-251 
 
 — The island of Cuba. Trans, from the Spanish, 
 
 with notes and a preliminary essay, by J. P. 
 Thrasher. N. Y., 1856 . . 26''-300 
 
 — Personal narrative of travels in the equinoctial 
 
 regions of the new continent, 1799-1804, by 
 Humboldt and A. Bonpland. Trans, by H. 
 M. Williams. Ph., 1815. 8° . 26''-180 
 
 — Same. Trans, by T. Ross. L., 1853,3. 3 v. 
 
 26b-237 
 
 — Political essay of the kingdom of New Spain. 
 
 N. Y., 1811. 2 v. 80 . . 26''-592 
 
 — Researches concerning the institutions and mon- 
 
 uments of the ancient inhabitants of America, 
 with descri])tions and views of some of the 
 most stiiking scenes in the Cordilleras. Trans, 
 by H. M. Williams. L., 1814. 2 v. 8° 
 26''-182 
 
 — Macgillivray, W. Travels and researches of 
 
 29''-25 
 
 — Life, travels and books of A. von Humboldt, 
 
 Avith an introduction by B. Taylor. N. Y., 
 1859 30-1308 
 
 — Klencke, R. F. H. Life of . . 30-729 
 Humbugs of New York. D. M. Reese 33-1156 
 Humbugs of the world. P. T. Barnum 33-1301 
 Hume, A. Orthographic and congruitie of the Brit- 
 
 an tongue. [E. E. T. S., pt. 5.] 
 
 V. of 23-1043 
 
 Hume, Rev. A. The learned societies and printing 
 clubs of the United Kingdom ; an account of 
 their respective origin, history, objects, and 
 constitution ; with a supplement by A. I. 
 Evans. L., 1853 .... 22-1098 
 
 Hume, D. History of England, from the invasion of 
 Julius Caesar to the revolution in 1688, with 
 the author's short account of his life. Ph., 
 1821,2. 4v. 80 . . . . 27^-590 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1828. 4 v. 8° . . 27^-591 
 
 — Same. B., 1854. 6 v . . . 27''-592 
 The student's Hume, continued down to the 
 
 year 1858. N. Y'., 1859 . . 27=^593 
 
 — See Smollet, T. 
 
 — Philosophical essays on morals, literature, and 
 
 politics, with the answer to his objections to 
 Christianity, by Dr. Campbell. Georgetown, 
 1817. 2 V. 80 . . . . 15-37 
 
 — Philosophical works ; including all the essays 
 
 and exhibiting the more important altera- 
 tions and corrections in the successive edi- 
 tions published by the author. B., 1854. 
 4v. 8» 15-117 
 
 — Treatise of human nature ; an attempt to intro- 
 
 duce the experimental method of reasoning 
 into moral subjects. L.,1817. 2 v. 80 15-335 
 
 — Burton, J. H. Life and correspondence of 
 
 30-1127 
 
 — Ritchie, T. E. Account of the life and writings 
 
 of 30-248 
 
 Hume, H. The life of E. J. Evre, late governor of 
 
 Jamaica. L., 1867 . ' . . 30-1918 
 Hume, J. Speech lor repeal of malt tax. L., 1825. 
 
 17 pp. 8° 32-2503 
 
 Hummel, J. N. [Music for pianoforte.] Vienna, 
 
 etc. 2 v. 4° . . . . 5-809 
 
 — Ausfiihrliche thoretisch-practische Anweisung 
 
 zum pianoforte spiel. Wien. 4" 5-807 
 
 — [Pieces for the piano alone and with orchestral 
 
 accompaniment.] Vienna, etc. 3 v. 4" 5-808 
 
 — [Quintettes, etc., for piano, violin, alto, violon- 
 
 cello, and contrabasso.] Vienna and Leip. 4° 
 5-811 
 
 — [Trios for pianoforte, violin, and violoncello.] 
 
 Vienna, Bonn and Leip. 4" . 5-810 
 
 Humming birds. Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 6, 7 9-593 
 
 — Martin, W. C. L. History of . 9-584 
 Humor. Beattie, J. Essay on laughter and ludic- 
 rous composition. V. 3. . . 33-1022 
 
 — See Wit and humor. 
 
 Humorists, Englisli, of the 18th century. "W. M. 
 Thackeray .... 22-1235,6 
 Humorous poetry, book of . . . 23-979 
 Humorous poetry of the English language. J. Par- 
 ton 23-421 
 
 Humorous stories. .J. Brougham . 18-443 
 
 Humors of Falconbridge. J. F. Kelley 18-1727 
 Humphrey, Mrs. E. J. Six years in India. N. Y., 
 
 1866 28>'-521 
 
 Humphrej^ H. Great Britain, France, and Bel- 
 gium ; a short tour in 1835. N. Y., 1838. 2 v. 
 37''-157 
 
 — Indian rights and our duties ; an address. B., 
 
 1831 26M75 
 
 — Life and labors of the Rev. T. H. Gallaudet. 
 
 N. Y., 1857 .... 30-986 
 
 Humphrey. See Humplny. 
 
 Humphrey Clinker. T. Smollett . 18-2958 
 
 Humphreys, Col. David. Life of Gen. Israel Put- 
 nam, with poems, and an address to the ar- 
 mies of the U. S. Ph., 1811 . 30-1712 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. N. Y., 1790 33-145 
 Humphreys, David, D. D. Historical account of 
 
 the society for the propagation of the gospel 
 in foreign parts. N. Y., 1853. 8<> 33-804 
 Humphreys, H. N. The coin collector's manual, or 
 guide to the numismatic student in the for- 
 mation of a cabinet of coins : comprising an 
 historical account of the origin and progress of 
 coinage. L., 1853. 2 v. . . 29»-91 
 
HUMPHREYS. 
 
 288 
 
 HUNTER. 
 
 Humphreys, H. N. Coinage of the British empire : 
 an outline of the progress of the coinage in 
 Great Britain and her dependencies. L., 1854. 
 Sm. 4° 27^-594 
 
 — History of the art of printing, to tlie middle 
 
 of the 16th century, with an account of the 
 origin of the alphabet. L., 1867. f» 21-319 
 
 — Ocean and river gardens : a history of the ma- 
 
 rine and fresh water aquaria, Avitli the best 
 methods for their establishment and preser- 
 vation. L., 1857 . . . 9-938 
 
 — River gardens. L., 1857 . . 9-938* 
 
 — The origin and progress of the art of writing. 
 
 L., 1853. 4« .... 21-318 
 
 — Ten centuries of art, 9th to 19tli ; with a glance 
 
 at the artistic works of classical antiquity. 
 
 L., 1852. 4° .... 5-702 
 
 Humphry, G. M. The human foot and the human 
 
 hand. L., 1861 . . . . 10-248 
 
 Humpliry. See Humphrey. 
 
 Hunch-back of Notre-Dame. V.Hugo 18-1534 
 Hundertpfund, L. Art of painting restored to its 
 
 simplest and surest principles. L., 1849 
 
 5-11 
 
 Hundley, D. R. Social relations in our Southern 
 
 States. N. Y., 1860 . . . 26''-375 
 Hundred and ten considerations. J. de Valdes. 
 
 See Wiffen, B. B. . . . 30-2309 
 
 Hundred Boston orators. J. S. Loring 30-1946 
 
 Hungarian brothers. A. M. Porter . 18-2525 
 Hungary. Across the Carpathians . 27'*-622 
 
 — Bowring, J. Poetry of the Magyars 23-866 
 
 — Brace, C. L. Hunsrary in 1851 . 27''-255 
 
 — Bright, R. Travels in . . . 27b-1203 
 
 — Gerando, A. de. De I'esprit public en H. 
 
 34-4888 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. Germany, Bohemia and H. in 
 
 1837 27''-845 
 
 — Godkin, E, L. Hungary and the Magyars 
 
 27^-2585 
 
 — Gorgei, a! Life and acts, 1848-9 .' 27»-2592 
 
 — Paget, J. Remarks on . . . 27''-227 
 
 — Pardoe, Miss J. City of the Magyar 271^-57 
 
 — Paton, A. A. Goth and Hun . 27^-455 
 
 — Pragay, J. Struggle for freedom . 27''-2654 
 
 — Protestant church in . . . 32-529 
 
 — Pulszky, T. Memoirs, with historical intro- 
 
 duction 27''-2658 
 
 — Scenes of the civil war . . . 27^2699 
 
 — Szemere, B. de. Hungary from 1848-60 
 
 27»-2568 
 
 — Teft, B. F. Hungary and Kossuth 27«-2685 
 
 — Townson, R. Travels in . . 27''-1204 
 
 — See Austria; Slavonic * *. 
 
 Hungerford, J. Old plantation . . 18-1543 
 
 Hunt, C. E. The Shenandoah, or the last Confed- 
 erate cruiser. N. Y., 1867 . . 26^-873 
 
 Hunt, C. H. Life of Edward Livingston ; with an 
 
 introduction by G. Bancroft. N. Y., 1864. 8« 
 
 30-1491 
 
 Hunt, E. M. The patient's and physician's aid. 
 N. Y., 1860 10-221 
 
 Hunt, F. Library of commerce : practical, theoret- 
 ical, and historical, v. 1 N. Y., 1845. 1-39 
 
 — Lives of American merchants. N. Y., 1858. 2 v. 
 
 8° . ... . . . 30-1040 
 
 — Worth and wealth ; a collection of maxims, 
 
 morals, and miscellanies for merchants and 
 men of business. N. Y., 1856 . 1-270 
 
 — See Merchants' magazine. 
 
 Hunt, F. K. The fourth estate : contributions to- 
 wards a history of newspapers, and of the 
 liberty of the press. L., 1850. 2 v. 22-1099 
 
 Hunt, G. H. Outram and Havelock's Persian cam- 
 paign, with a summary of Persian history, by 
 G. Townsend. L., 1858 . . 28«-146 
 
 Hunt, James. Manual of the philosopliy of voice 
 and speech, especially in relation to the Eng- 
 lish language and the art of public speaking. 
 L., 1859 . . . . . 22-656 
 
 Hunt, James. Treatise on the cure of st<immering, 
 
 with a general account of the various systems 
 
 for the cure of impediments in speech, and a 
 
 notice of Thomas Hunt. 3d ed. L., 1857. 8" 
 
 • 10-303 
 
 Hunt, John. An essay on pantheism. L., 1866. 8° 
 32-1950 
 
 Hunt, J. H. Leigh. Autobiography ; with reminis- 
 cences of friends and contemporaries. N. Y., 
 1850. 2 V 30-637 
 
 — Book for a coiner ; selections in prose and verse. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 .... 33-571 
 
 — Correspondence, edited by his eldest son. L., 
 
 1862. 2 V 30-1647 
 
 — Essays and miscellanies — indicator and compan- 
 
 ion. Ph., 1854 .... 33-616 
 
 — Imagination and fancy, with illustrative selec- 
 
 tions from the English poets. N. Y., 1845 
 33-71 
 
 — Indicator and companion, and the seer. L., 
 
 1840. 8" 33-618 
 
 — Poetical works. Edited by S. A. Lee. B., 
 
 1857. 2 V. . . . ' . . 23-454 
 
 — Sir Ralph Esher ; or, memoirs of a gentleman 
 
 of the court of Charles II, including those of 
 his friend Sir Pliilip Heme . . 18-1546 
 
 — Stories from the Italian poets, with lives of the 
 
 writers. L., 1846. 2 v. . . 18-1557 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1846 . . . 18-1556 ' 
 
 — The seer; or, common-places refreshed. B., 
 
 1864. 2 V 33-617 
 
 — Wit and humor, selected from the English poets, 
 
 with an illustrative essay and critical com- 
 ments. N. Y. . . . . 33-73 
 
 — See Ireland, A. ; Reflector, the. 
 
 — and S. A. Lee. The book of the sonnet. B., 
 
 1867. 2v. 23-892 
 
 Hunt, N. See Hunt, W. and N. 
 
 Hunt, R. Elementarj'^ physics ; an introduction to 
 
 the study of natural philosophy. L., 1851 
 11-96 
 
 — Handbook to the industrial department of the 
 
 international exliibition, L. 1862. 2 v. 6-350 
 
 — Panthea, the spirit of nature . . 18-3705 
 
 — Poetry of science, or studies of the pliysical 
 
 phenomena of nature. L., 1848. 8" 11-31 
 
 — Popular romances of the west of England ; or, 
 
 the drolls, superstitions and traditions of old 
 Cornwall. L., 1865. 2 v. . . 18-1555 
 
 — Researches on light in its chemical relations ; 
 
 embracing a coiffeideration of all the photo- 
 graphic processes. 2d ed. L., 1854. 8° 8-66 
 Hunt, R. M. Life of Sir Hugh Palliser. L., 1844. 
 
 8» 30-1123 
 
 Hunt, T. P. The book of wealth ; in which it is 
 
 proved from the Bible tliat it is the duty of 
 
 every man to become rich. N. Y., 1836 32-49 
 
 Hunt, W. and N. Memoirs of, taken chiefly from 
 
 their journals and letters. Ph., 1858 30-1053 
 
 Hunted down. C. Dickens . . 18-860,882'' 
 
 Hunted to death 18-2997 
 
 Hunter, John, M. D. Essays and observations on 
 natural liistory, anatomy, physiology, psy- 
 choloaVi aud geology. L., 1861. 2 v. 8° 
 . . ... . . 9-1031 
 
 — Observations on certain parts of the animal 
 
 economy, with notes by R. Owen. Ph., 1840. 
 80 9-724 
 
 — Adams, J. Memoirs of the life and doctrines of 
 
 30-249 
 
 Hunter, Captain John. Historical journal of the 
 transact ions at Port Jackson and Norfolk 
 island, with the discoveries in New South 
 Wales and in the Southern ocean since Phil- 
 lip's voyage. L., 1793. 4" . 29''-505 
 Hunter, Rev. John. Introduction to conic sections. 
 L., 1866 , 14-167 
 
 — An introduction to the writing of precis or di- 
 
 gests. L., 1860 .... 22-655 
 
 — Modern arithmetic. L., 18G6 . 14-166 
 
HUNTER. 
 
 289 
 
 HUTCHINSON". 
 
 Hunter, Joseph. Collections concerning tlie church 
 or congregation of Protestant separatists 
 formed at Scrooby in north Nottinghamshire, 
 in the time of King James I ; the founders of 
 New Plymouth. L., 1854. 8° . 2a''-413 
 
 — New illustrations of the life, studies, and writings 
 
 of Shakespeare. L., 1845. 2 v. 8» 34-89 
 Hunter, J. D. Manners and customs of Indian 
 tribes west of the Mississippi, with an account 
 of the soil, climate, and vegetable productions, 
 and the Indian materia medica, and a history 
 of the author's life during a residence among 
 them. Ph., 1823. 8° . . 26«-109 
 
 — Same, with title. Memoirs of a captivity among 
 
 the Indians of North America. L., 1833. 8" 
 
 26»-109a 
 
 Hunter, R. Popular treatise on colds. N. Y., 1867 
 
 10-781 
 
 Hunter, S. J. Elementary view of the proceedings 
 
 in a suit in equity, with an appendix of forms. 
 
 3d ed., by G. W. Lawrence. L., 1865. 80 
 
 2-253 
 
 Hunter, W. P. Narrative of the late expedition to 
 
 Syria under the command of Hon. Sir R. 
 
 Stopford. L., 1843. 2 v. . . 28^-64 
 
 Hunter, W. W. Annals of rural Bengal. L., 1868. 
 
 8" 28«-261 
 
 Hunter and trapper. By Halsey Trapper 20-383 
 "Hunter's feast. Mayne Reid . . 18-2608 
 
 Hunting. Baldwin, W. C. African hunting 28''-411 
 
 — Beckford, P. Thoughts on . . ' 20-310 
 
 — Berkeley, G. F. Month in the forests of France 
 
 20-313 
 
 — Campbell, W. My Indian journal 28''-444 
 
 — Cummiugs, R. G. Five years in South Africa 
 
 28"-141 
 
 La vie au desert, cinq ans de chasse 34-3263 
 
 — Drayson, A. "W. Adventures in South Africa 
 
 28''-399 
 
 — Dunlop, R. H. "W. Hunting in the Himalaya 
 
 280-354 
 
 — Faulkner, H. Elephant haunts . 28''-591 
 
 — Flack's hunter's experiences . 30-352 
 
 — Forbes, F. E. Eleven years in Ceylon 28''-286 
 
 — Gerard, J. Adventures in Africa . 28*'-323 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. The quordcm hounds 20-366 
 
 — Horlock. Recollections of a fox hunter 20-443 
 
 — Hunter and trapper. By Halsey Trapper 20-383 
 
 — Rice, W. Tiger shooting in India 28^-357 
 
 — Trollope, A. Hunting sketches . 20-486 
 
 — "Webber, C. "W. Romance of natural history 
 
 20-508 
 
 — See Falconry; Hawking; Rifle; Sports and 
 
 sporting. 
 Huntingdon, S. S. Countess of. Life and times. 
 L., 1844. 3 V. 8» . . . 30-1313 
 
 — Knight, H. C. Lady H. and her friends 30-805 
 Hnntingdon i)eerage, the. H. N. Bell 30-2033 
 Huntingdonshire. Brayley, E. W. v. 7 of 
 
 37''744 
 
 Huntington, F. D. Christian believing and living. 
 B., 1860 33-880 
 
 — Elim ; or, hymns of holy refreshment. B., 1865 
 
 33-763 
 
 — Human society, its providential structure, rela- 
 
 tions, and offices. N. Y., 1860. 8" 33-833 
 Huntington, G. ShadoAvy land, and other poems, 
 
 including the Guests of Brazil, a tragedy. N. 
 
 Y., 1861. 8" . . . . 23-652 
 
 Huntington, J. Poems. N. Y., 1843 . 23-127 
 
 Huntington, J. "V. Alban ; or, the history of a 
 
 young Puritan 18-1547 
 
 — Forest 18-1548 
 
 — Lady Alice ; or, the new Una . 18-1549 
 
 — Rosemary 18-1550 
 
 Huntley, H. "V. Peregrine scramble ; or, thirty 
 
 years' adventures of a blue jacket. L., 1849. 
 2v. . . • . . . 29''-230 
 Huntley, R. W. Glossary of the Cotswold (Glou- 
 cestershire) dialect. L., 1868 . 22-1100 
 
 Hurd, J. C. Law of freedom and bondage in the 
 U. S. B., 18.-)8-62. 2 V. 8» . 2-184 
 
 Hurd, R. Moral and political dialogues, with letters 
 
 on chivalry and romance. L., 1771. 3 v. 
 
 33-46 
 
 — Kilvert, F. Life and writings of . 30-1391 
 Huribert, W. H. Gan-eden ; or, pictures of Cuba. 
 
 B., 1854 36''-369 
 
 — General McClellan and the conduct of the war. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 .... 30-1551 
 
 Hurrah for the holidays . . . 18-1553 
 
 Hurry-graphs. N. P. Willis . . 33-138 
 
 Hurst, J. F. History of rationalism ; embracing a 
 survey of the present state of Protestant the- 
 ology. N. Y., 1865. 8° . . 32-1710 
 Hurst, M. B. History of the 14th reg. of Alabama 
 vols. Rich'd.,1863 . . . 26^-1902 
 Hursthouse, C New Zealand ; or, Zoalandia, the 
 Britain of the South. L., 1857. 2 v. 8» 
 
 29''-143 
 
 Hurt-Binet, M. G. Neuf mois aux Etats-Unis. Ge- 
 neve et Paris, 1863 . . • 34-3964 
 Hurtado de Mendoza, D. See Mendoza. 
 Hurwitz, H. Hebrew tales . . . 18-1554 
 Husband and wife ; or, the science of human devel- 
 opment through inherited tendencies. By the 
 author of " the parent's guide," etc. N. Y., 
 
 1863. 8° 10-347 
 
 Husband and wife. See Divorce ; Marriage. 
 Husband vs. wife. "With designs by A. Hoppin. N. 
 
 Y.,1858 23-913 
 
 Husband-hunter. D. I. Moriarty . 18-2264 
 
 Husbandry. See Agriculture ; Farming. 
 Husbands and homes. Mrs. Terhune. 18-3175 
 
 Husenbeth, F. C. Life of J. Milner. Dub., 1863. 8° 
 
 30-1853 
 
 Huskisson, W. Speeches ; with a biographical me- 
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 — and W. Windham. Select speeches. Ph., 
 
 1837. 8» 3-125 
 
 Husks. Mrs. Terhune .... 18-3174 
 Husmann, G. The cultivation of the native grape, 
 
 and the manufacture of American wines. N. 
 
 Y., 1806 4-249 
 
 Huss, J. Gillett, E. H. Life and times of 33-1083 
 
 — Bonnechose, E. de. Reformers before the ref- 
 
 ormation 32-858 
 
 Hussein, AH Khan Kirmani. History of Hydur 
 Naik. Trans, by W. Miles. L., 1742. 8« 
 
 28''-230 
 
 Hussey, R. Rise of the papal power. New ed. 
 Oxf., 1863 .... 32-1328 
 Hutcheson, F. Short introduction to moral phil- 
 osophy ; containing the elements of ethics 
 and law of nature. Trans, from the Latin. 
 Ph., 1788 15-267 
 
 — System of moral philosophy, with a life of the 
 
 author, by W. Leechman. L., 1755. 2 v. 4" 
 15-505 
 
 Hutchings, J. M. Scenes of wonder and curiosity 
 in California. L., 1867. 8» . 26''-585 
 
 Hutchinson, A., life of. G. E. Ellis. (S. A. B. 16.) 
 30-497 
 
 Hutchinson, E. Music of the Bible ; or explanatory 
 notes upon those passages in the sacred scrip- 
 tures which relate to music, including a brief 
 view of Hebrew poetry. B., 1864. 8° 33-1116 
 
 Hutchinson, F. Historical essay concerning witch- 
 craft. 2ded. L., 1720 . . 32-2176 
 
 Hutchinson, Lucy. Memoirs of the life of Col. John 
 Hutchinson ; with original anecdotes of many 
 of his contemporaries and a summary review 
 of public affairs, and a life of Mrs. Hutchin- 
 son, written by herself. L., 1846 30-250 
 
 Hutchinson, T. History of the province of Massa- 
 chusetts bay, from 1749 to 1774 ; comprising 
 a detailed narrative of the origin and early 
 stages of the American revolution. L., 1828. 
 8« 26M10 
 
 Hutchinson, W. N. See Herbert, H. W. 
 
 19 
 
HUTCHINSON. 
 
 290 
 
 HYPERION. 
 
 Hutcliiiison, G. Narrative of the mutinies in Oude. 
 
 L., 1859. 8» . . . . 28«-199 
 Hutchinson, R. Works. Ed. by J. Bruce. Canib. , 
 
 1842. 8° 32-1194 
 
 Hutchinson, T. J. Buenos Ayres and Arcentine 
 
 gleannigs. L., 1865. 8" . . 26''-553 
 
 — The Parana ; and South American recollections, 
 
 from 1861-68. L., 1868. 8» . 26''-696 
 
 — Ten years' wanderings among the Ethiopians ; 
 
 with sketches of the manners and customs of 
 the tribes, from Senegal to the Gaboon. L., 
 
 1861. 8° 28b-372 
 
 Hutspot. C. F. Trower . . . 18-3751 
 Hutted knoll. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-747 
 
 Hutten, U. Life of. M. V. Chauffour-Kestner 
 
 32-1163 
 
 Button, C. Course of mathematics. New ed,, re- 
 modelled, by W. Rutherford. L., 1843. S" 
 14-2 
 
 — Mathematical tables ; with description and use 
 
 of the tables. Ed. by O. Gregory. L., 1858. 
 8» 14-165 
 
 — Philosophical and mathematical dictionary. L. , 
 
 1815. 2 V. 40 . . . . '11-507 
 
 — See Ozanam, J. 
 
 Hutton, H. D. England and the uncivilized com- 
 munities. [International policy] 27"-1250 
 
 Hutton, R. H. Studies in parliament; a series of 
 sketches of leading politicians. L., 1866 
 27»-595 
 
 Hutton, W. History of Birmingham. 6th ed. L., 
 1835. 8» . . . . . 27''-596 
 
 — Life, and the history of his family, written by 
 
 himself ; with extracts from his other works. 
 
 L., 1841 30-778 
 
 Huxley, T. H. Elementary atlas of comparative 
 osteology ; the objects selected and arranged 
 by Prof.' Huxley, and drawn on stone by B. 
 W. Hawkins. L., 1864. 4» . 9-1223 
 
 — Evidence as to man's place in nature. N. Y., 
 
 1863. 80 9-566 
 
 — Lessons in elementary physiology. L., 1866 
 
 10-679 
 
 — Lectures on the elements of comparative anat- 
 
 omy. L., 1864. 8» . . . 9-564 
 
 — On the educational value of the natural history 
 
 sciences. L., 1854 . . . 9-1021 
 
 — On our knowledge of the causes of the phe- 
 
 nomena of organic nature. L., 1863 9-567 
 
 — Same, with the title, On the origin of species ; 
 
 or, the causes of the phenomena or organic 
 nature. N. Y., 1863. S" . . 9-568 
 
 — See Laing, S., jr. ; Young, J. R. 
 
 — and "W. J. Youmans. The elements of physi- 
 
 ology and hygiene. N. Y., 1868 10-803 
 
 Hyacinthe. Mrs. Grey .... 18-1275 
 Hyak niv is'shiu. Japanese lyrical odes. Trans, 
 with notes, and the text in Japanese and Ro- 
 man characters, by F. V. Dickins. L., 1866. 
 
 8» 23-947 
 
 Hybridity, phenomena of, in the genus homo. P. 
 
 Broca 9-516 
 
 Hyde, Edward. See Clarendon. 
 
 — Henry. See Clarendon. 
 
 Hyde, James. The science of cotton spinning prac- 
 tically arranged and simplified. Manchester. 
 80 6-342 
 
 Hyde, John. Mormonism ; its leaders and designs. 
 N. Y., 1857 26''-328 
 
 Hyde, J. F. C. Chinese sugar cane ; its history and 
 mode of culture. B., 1857 . . 4-87 
 
 Hydraulics and hydrostatics. Bland, M. Elements 
 of hydrostatics .... 11-255 
 
 — Burnell, G. R. Hydraulic engineering 6-21 
 
 — D'Aubuisson, F. Treatise on hydraulics 11-102 
 
 — Downing, S. Practical hydraulics 11-177 
 
 — Francis, J. B. Lowell experiments 11-515 
 
 — Glynn, J. Rudimentary treatise on the power 
 
 of water 6-327 
 
 — Lardner, D. Treatise on . . 11-39,40 
 
 Hydraulics and Hydrostatics. Matthews, W. Hy- 
 draulia 6-65 
 
 — See Drainage ; Water-power. 
 Hydropathic cook-book. R. T. Trail . 10-341 
 Hydropathic encyclopedia. R. T. Trail 10-333 
 Hydropathic family physician. J. Shew 10-332 
 Hydropathy. Johnson, E. Domestic practice of 
 
 10-328 
 
 — Johnson, E. Results of . . 10-329 
 
 — Smedley, Mrs. Ladies' manual of 10-582 
 
 — Smedley, J. Practical h. , . 10-584 
 
 — Weiss, J. Hand-book of . . 10-365 
 
 — See Baths and bathing ; Food and diet ; Water 
 
 cure. 
 Hydur Naik, history of. Hussein Ali 28»-230 
 
 Hygiene. Annales d'hygiene publique 34-4900,1 
 
 — Barker, T. H. Hygienic management of infants 
 
 and children .... 10-208 
 
 — Cornell, W. M. Physical and mental h. 10-216 
 
 — Draper, J. C. Text-book on h. . 10-588 
 
 — Hammond, W. A. Treatise on, Avith special 
 
 reference to the military service . 10-306 
 
 — Huxley, T. H., and W. J. Youmans. Elements 
 
 of 10-803 
 
 — Parkes, E. A. Manual of . . 10-644 
 
 — See Health ; Sanitary * * . 
 
 Hymn for all nations. M. F. Tupper . 23-317 
 
 Hymn of praise, the. F. Mendel ssohn-Bartholdy 
 
 5-821' 
 
 Hymns and hymn-writers. Belcher, J. Historical 
 sketches of 32-839 
 
 — Benedict, E. C. MediiEval h. . 23-986 
 
 — Bonar, H. Hymns of faith and hope 23-862 
 
 — Charles, Mrs. E. Voice of Christian life in song 
 
 32-1543 
 
 — Christophers, S. W. Hymn-writers and their 
 
 hymns 22-961 
 
 — Davies, G. C. Songs of the church 5-1079 
 
 — De Vere, A. May carols . , 23-924 
 
 — E. E. T. S., pt. 24. Hymns to the virgin and 
 
 Christ . . . . V. 13 of 22-1043 
 
 — Faber, F. W. Hymns . . . 23-832 
 
 — Gude and godlie ballates . . 23-1005 
 
 — Huntington, F. D. Eiim . . 23-763 
 
 — Jones, W. Oriental h. . . . 23-501 
 
 — Macdonald, G. England's antiphon 32-2481 
 
 — Marsh, W. Biblical versions of divine hymns, 
 
 with annotations . . . 32-1779 
 
 — Miller, J. Our hymns, their authors and origin 
 
 32-2263 
 
 — Orpheus. Mystical h. . . . 23-1006 
 
 — Palmer, Ray. Hymns and sacred pieces 23-807 
 
 — Palmer, Roundell. Book of praise 23-703 
 
 — Phelps, A., et al. Hymns and choirs 32-2237 
 
 — Psalmist, the ; for Baptist congregations 
 
 5-1085 
 
 — Songs in the night .... 23-833 
 
 — Southern Zion's songster . . 26»-1999 
 
 — Waring, Miss A. L. Hymns and meditations 
 
 23-706 
 
 — Wesley, C. Hymns . . . 23-921 
 
 — White, R. G. National hymns . 23-624 
 
 — Wither, G. Hymns and songs of the church 
 
 23-527 
 
 — See Christmas carols ; Lyra * * . 
 
 Hymns for the camp. Raleigh, 1864 . 26«-1999 
 Hymns of the ages ; being selections from Lyra 
 
 Catholica, Germanica Apostolica, and other 
 
 sources ; with an introduction by Rev. F. D. 
 
 Huntington. B., 1859-65. 3 v. 8° 23-590 
 Hymns of the spirit. B., 1864 . . 23-1016 
 Hyneman, L. World's masonic register. Ph., 1860. 
 
 80 2-733 
 
 — Universal masonic record and directory. Ph., 
 
 1860. 80 2-734 
 
 Hyneman, Mrs. R. The leper; and other poems. 
 
 Ph., 1853 23-352 
 
 Hypatia. C. Kingsley .... 18-1753 
 Hyperion. Keats, J 23-381 
 
 — Longfellow, H. W. ... 18-1934 
 
HYPOCHONDRIACAL. 
 
 291 
 
 IMPEDIMENTS. 
 
 Hypocliondriacal and other nervous affections. J. 
 
 Rcid 10-742,464 
 
 Hypolytus and his age. C. C. J. Bunsen 32-2191 
 
 Hysteria. Carter, R. B. Pathology and treatment of 
 
 10-392 
 
 — Tate, G. Treatise on . . . 10-184 
 
 — See Epilepsy; Nervous system. 
 
 Hythe, hand-book for. H. Busk . . 6-573 
 
 "I will." P.B.Power . . . 82-1065 
 lago, R. Select poems . . . 23-62 
 
 Icarie en 1780, une. X. de Montepin . 34-4396 
 Ice, formation and properties of. C. Tomlinson 
 
 11-223 
 
 Ice caves' G.*F. Browne ." .' .' 27''-762 
 
 Ice maiden. H. C. Andersen . . 18-143 
 
 Iceland. Baring-Gould, S. Iceland : its scenes and 
 
 sagas 27''-648 
 
 — Browne, J. R. Land of Thor . 27''-890 
 
 — Dufferin, F. T. B. Letters from high latitudes 
 
 27''-447 
 
 — Forbes, C. S. Iceland ; its volcanoes, geysers, 
 
 and glaciers .... 27''-588 
 
 — Henderson, E. Residence in . 27''-89 
 
 — Mallet, M. Northern antiquities . 27=^-2777 
 
 — Metcalf, F. The Oxonian in Iceland 27''-611 
 
 — Miles, P. Rambles in . . . 27*'-342 
 
 — Pfeiffer, I. Journey to . . 27''-263 
 
 — Syminnton, A. J. Pen and pencil sketches 
 
 ." .■ 29'>-803 
 
 — Troil, U. V. Letters on . . . 27''-206 
 
 — See Manners and customs ; Mythology ; Scan- 
 
 dinavia. 
 Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe islands. N. Y., 
 
 1841 29''-251 
 
 Icelandic language, method of learning. E. Rask 
 
 22-353 
 
 Icelandic legends. J. Arnasen, . , 18-1559 
 Icelandic literature. See Edda ; Heimskringla ; 
 
 Sagas. 
 Ichthyology. Bertram, J. G. Harvest of the sea 
 9-676 
 
 — Jardlne, SirW. (ed.) N. 1., XXXV-XL 9-596 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of 9-621 
 
 — Swainson, W. Natural history of fishes 9-637 
 
 — See Fish. 
 
 Icones Muscorum. W. S. Sullivant . 9-1236 
 
 Icterus. See Jaundice. 
 
 Ida. See Hahn Hahn. 
 
 Idaho. Angelo, C. A. Sketches of travel in 
 
 26''-571 
 
 Idalia. L. Delarame .... 18-1558 
 Ide, G. B. Bible pictures ; or, life-sketches of life- 
 truths. B., 1867 . . . 32-2285 
 Ideal attained. E. W. Farnham . . 18-1057 
 Ideal in art. H. Taine . . . 5-401 
 Ideas of the day on policy. C. Buxton 27»-183 
 Idees Napoleoniennes. Louis Napoleon 34-3600 
 Idiocy. Duncan, P. M., and W. Millard. Manual for 
 training the idiotic . . . 13-69 
 
 — Seguin, E. Physiological treatment of 10-627 
 Idiot, r. X. de Montepin . . . 34-4387 
 Idle, C. Hints on shooting and fishing, etc., both 
 
 on sea and land. 2d ed. L., 1865 20-386 
 Idle word. E. M. Goulburn . . 32-1761 
 
 Idler. S. Johnson .... 33-945,65 
 
 Idler in France. M. P. Blessington . 27''-266 
 Idler in Italy. M. P. Blessington . 27t'-65 
 
 Idlewild, out-doors at. N. P. Willis . 33-506 
 
 Idol demolished, the. J. S. Knowles . 32-1284 
 Idolatries, old and new. J. B. Brown 32-2347 
 
 Idylle, une. G. Nadaud . . . 34-3599 
 Idylls, new. S. Gessner . . . 33-1045 
 Idyls and legends of luverburn. R. Buchanan 
 
 23-908 
 
 Idyls of battle and poems of the rebellion. L. C. 
 
 Redden 23-750 
 
 Idyls of the king. A. Tennyson . . 23-542 
 
 Idumean, the. J. M. Leavitt . . 23-1029 
 Iflaand, A. W. Theatralische werke. L., 1858-60. 
 
 5 V 34-529 
 
 Iffland, A. W. Conscience ; a tragedy. T. G. T. 4 
 
 24-165 
 
 Ignatius, St. See Loyola. 
 
 Ignorance, philosophy of popular. J.Foster 13-89 
 
 Iguvine inscriptions. Text, with interlinear Latin 
 
 trans, and notes, by F. W. Newman. Ph. 
 
 soc. tr., 1864 .... 22-488 
 
 Ihne, W. Researches into the history of the Roman 
 
 constitution, with an appendix upon the 
 
 Roman knights. L , 1853. 8" . 27»-2291 
 II faut que jeunesse se paye. L. Gozlan 34-5206 
 II faut qu' une porte soit ouverte ou fermee. A. de 
 
 Musset 34-3936 
 
 Ilias. Homer 34-319 
 
 Iliad. Penn, G. Examination of primary argu- 
 
 mertof 22-709 
 
 — See Homer. 
 
 I'll try. Mrs. M. Leslie . . . 18-1859 
 
 Illinois. Beecher, E. Narrative of riots at Alton 
 
 26"-601 
 
 — Brown, H. History of . . . 26"-26 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H. and T. S. Arthur. History of 
 
 26''-523 
 
 — Owen, D. D. Report on geology of 9-279 
 
 — Peck, J. M. Gazetteer of . . 25-115 
 
 — Worthen, A. H., et al. Geological survey of 
 
 9-1260 
 
 Illinois institution for the education of the blind. 
 Sixth biennial report. Springfield, 1861. 8" 
 
 13-119 
 
 Illinois monthly magazine, v. 1, 2. Vandalia and 
 Cin., 1831,2. 2 v. 8° . . 17-52 
 
 — See Western monthly. 
 
 Illuminati. Robinson, J. Proofs of a conspiracy. 
 27''-3531 
 
 — SeeBarruel, A. Jacobinism . . 27''-8366 
 Illusions perdues. H. de Balzac . . 34-30.50 
 lUustrateil history of Ireland from the earliest period, 
 
 with historical illustrations by H. Doyle. L., 
 1868. 8" 27''-1457 
 
 Illustrated London, a series of views in the metropo- 
 lis and its vicinity, engraved by A. H. Payne ; 
 the historical, topograpliical and miscellaneous 
 notices by W. I. Bicknell. L., n. d. 27'>-420 
 
 Illustrations of northern antiquities ; being an ab- 
 stract of the "book of heroes," and " Nieb- 
 elungen lay;" with metrical tales from the old 
 German, Danish, Swedish, and Icelandic ; 
 with notes and dissertations bj' H. Weber, R. 
 Jamieson, and W. Scott. Ed., 1814. 4<> 
 22-891 
 
 Illyrian. Merimee, P. Poesies illyriques 34-3522 
 
 — See Slavic. 
 
 Image of God, the. R. Hutchinson . 32-1194 
 Image of his father. H. and A. Mayhew 18-2160, 1 
 Imaginary conversations. W. S. Landor 33-714 
 Imagination, piieme. J. Delille . . 34-4039 
 Imagination and fancy. L. Hunt . 33-71 
 
 Imbecility, Shakspeare's delineations of. A. C. 
 
 Kellogg 24-166 
 
 Imitation of Christ. Thomas a Kempis 32-1648 
 Imitation de Jesus Christ. T. a Kempis 34-4286 
 Immaculate conception, official documents on doyma 
 
 of 32-1741 
 
 Immanuel ; or, life of Christ. Z.Eddy 32-2512 
 Immen-see. TU. Storm . . . 18-3736 
 
 Immermann, K. Miinctihausen — eine Geschichte in 
 
 Arabesken. B.. 1858. 4 v. . 34-580 
 
 Immigration. See emigration ; migration. 
 Immortalite de Tame, ditliyrambe. J. Delille 
 
 34-4041 
 
 Immortality of the poul. Cooper, R. Lectures on 
 32-2297 
 
 — Drew, S. Essay on . . . 32-565 
 
 — Richter, J. P. Campaner thai . 83-904 
 
 — See Future state ; Heaven. 
 
 Imogene. P. Egan .... 18-992 
 Impeachments. See State trials. 
 Impediments to prosperity of Ireland. W. M. Han- 
 cock 27»-1449 
 
IMPENDING. 
 
 292 
 
 INDIA. 
 
 Impending crisis. H. R. Helper . 26«-356 
 
 Imperial dictionury of universal biography. J. F. 
 
 Waller, ed 30-2021 
 
 Imperial epistle from Kien Long to George the third. 
 T. J. Mathias .... 23-195 
 
 Imperial guard of Napoleon. J. T. Headley 
 
 27''-1745 
 
 Imperial poll-book, the. J. Acland . 27*-3 
 
 Impey, E. A report on the cultivation, preparation 
 
 and adulteration of Mahva opium. Bombay, 
 
 1848. 8" 10-791 
 
 Imposture, true nature of. H. Prideaux 30-1991 
 Improvisator, der. H. C. Andersen . 34-610 
 
 Improvisatore. H. C. Andersen . . 18-3600 
 Impressions de voyage. A. Dumas. Une aunee a 
 
 Florence 34-3261 
 
 De Paris a Astrakan . . . 34-3265 
 
 De Paris a Cadix . . . 34-3264 
 
 Midi de la France . . . 34-3262 
 
 Le speronare .... 34-3266 
 
 Suisse 34-3258 
 
 Impressions of England. A. C. Coxe . 271^-402 
 Impressions of Spain in 1866. M. E. Herbert 
 
 27''-850 
 
 Imprimeurs imaginaires. G. Brunet . 21-136 
 
 Improvement of society by diifusion of knowledge. 
 
 T. Dick 13-66,7 
 
 Improvement of time. J. Foster . . 33-964 
 
 Impulse and principle. A. W. Abbott 18-3957 
 
 In bonds. L. Preston .... 18-2-48 
 In lodgings at Knightsbridge . . 18-380 
 
 In memoriam. Tennyson, A. . . 23-283 
 
 — Robertson, F. W. Analysis of . 23-715 
 In the school-room. J. 8. Hart . . 13-104 
 In Schweden. H. C. Andersen . . 34-615 
 In the tropics. R. B. Kimball . . 26i'-436 
 In trust. A. M. Douglass . . . 18-960 
 In vinculis. A. M. Keiley . . . 26»-829 
 In war time, and other poems. J. G. Whittier 
 
 23-697 
 
 In the year '13. F. Renter . ". . 18-2634 
 Incarnation, doctrine of. E. Irving vol. 5 of 32-1337 
 lucas, les. J. F. Marmontel . . 34-4203 
 
 luchbald, E. British theatre ; collection of plays 
 acted at the theatre royal, with biographical 
 and critical remarks. L., 1824. 25 v. 24-141 
 
 — Animal magnetism. F's M. D. v. 18 24-113 
 
 — Every one has his fault ; a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 V. 7 24-141 
 
 — Lover's vows ; a play. Altered from the Ger- 
 
 man of Kotzebue. 1. B. T. V. 8 24-141 
 
 — Simple histoire. Tr. de 1' Anglais. P., 1826 
 
 34-4350 
 
 — Simple story ; and nature and art . 18-1563 
 
 — Such things are ; a play. I. B. T. v. 11 
 
 24-141 
 
 — The wedding day. F's S. D. v. 20 24-221 
 
 — Boaden, J. Memoirs of . . . 30-1269 
 Inchiquin's letters, feee Dwight, T. 
 
 Incidents of a whaling voyage. F. A. Olmsted 
 
 29''-225 
 
 Incidents of social life. J. H. D. Zschokke 18-3640 
 Incidents of tlie U. S. Christian commission. E. P. 
 
 Smith 26»-1047 
 
 Income of United Kingdom. R. Baxter 1-345 
 
 Incubus, treatise on. J. Waller . . 10-111 
 
 Indecision, and other poems. J. K. Mitchell 23-153 
 Independents. See Congregationalism. 
 Index to the pedigrees contained in the printed her- 
 ald's visitation. G. W. Marshall 27--800 
 India. General history. 
 
 — Allen, D. O. Ancient and modern I. 28''-123 
 
 — Auber, P. Rise of British power in 27''-36 
 
 — Bell, E. The empire in . . 28''-207 
 
 — Beveridge, H. Comprehensive history of 
 
 28''-393 
 
 — Capper, J . Three presidencies of 28'-109 
 
 — C(nnur, J. History of . . . 28"-87 
 
 — Elliot, H. M. History of . . 28''-255 
 
 — Eiphinstone, M. History of . , 28»-167 
 
 India. General History. 
 
 — Erskine, W. History of . . 28»-209 
 
 — Hussein Ali. History of Hydur Naik 28''-230 
 
 — Macfarlane, C. History of . . 28''-145 
 Our Indian empire . . . 28^-44 
 
 — Malleson, G. B. French in I. (1674-1761) 
 
 28''-258 
 
 — Marshman, J. C. Historv of . 28=^243 
 
 — Mill, J. History of British I. . 28«-128 
 
 — Murray, H. History of British I. . 28''-169 
 
 — Ritchie, L. History of Indian empire 28^-163 
 
 — Stocqueler, J. H. Familiar history of 28''-257 
 
 — Trotter, L. J. History of British empire in I. 
 
 28''-233 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Fragments sur I'lnde. 
 
 T. 23 34-4868 
 
 — Whe«ler, J. T. History of . . 28^-253 
 
 — Political and military history. 
 
 — Bell, E. Remarks on the Mysore blue book 
 
 28''-249 
 
 — Browne, J. C. Punjaub and Delhi in 1857 
 
 281^-407 
 
 — Camp and barrack room . . 29^-219 
 
 — Campbell, G. India as it may be . 28''-246 
 Modern India .... 28»-242 
 
 — Chesney, G. Indian polity . . 28»-259 
 
 — Cotton, S. Nine years on the northwest fron- 
 
 tier, (1854-'63) .... 28''-589 
 
 — Duberly, H. Campaigning experiences in 
 
 Rajpootaua .... 28^^200 
 
 — Dutf, A. Indian rebellion . . 28"-154 
 
 — Edwards, W. Personal adventures during the 
 
 Indian rebellion .... 28''-317 ' 
 
 — Harlan, J. Memoir of India . 28''-66 
 
 — Hasting, F. R. Private journal . 28>'-302 
 
 — Hastings, W. Narrative of insurrection 28''-41 4 
 
 — History of the Indian revolt . 28''-409 
 
 — Hodson, W. S. R. Twelve years of a soldier's 
 
 life 28''-310 
 
 — Hough, W. Political and military events in 
 
 28''-210 
 
 — Hovell-Thurlow, T. J. The company and the 
 
 crown 28''-237 
 
 — Indian mutiny ; defence of Arrah garrison 
 
 28''-171 
 
 — Jackson, C. Vindication of Dalhousie's ad- 
 
 ministration .... 28*-225 
 
 — Jenkins, J. Martyrs of the mutiny 32-1562 
 
 — Jones, O. J. Winter campaign, 1857-8 28''-306 
 
 — Kaye, J. W. Lives of Indian officers 30-1985 
 History of Sepoy war . . 28"-2l9 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. Policy of the crown towards I. 
 
 27"-757 
 
 Races and history, with reference to muti- 
 nies 28''-181 
 
 — Majendie, V. D. Up among the Pamlies 28"-308 
 
 — Malcolm, J, Political history of, 1774-1823 
 
 28''-218 
 
 — Martin, M. State of British I. . 28''-409 
 
 — Martineau, H. British rule in . 28'^180 
 
 — Mills, A. India in 1858 . . . 28''-281 
 
 — Mutiny of the Bengal army . . 28»-203 
 
 — North, — . Journal of an English officer in 
 
 28''-308 
 
 — Ross, C. Cornwallis' correspondence 27''-1023 
 
 — St. John, H. British conquests in 28»'-157 
 
 — Sullivan, Sir E. Conquerors, warriors, and 
 
 statesmen 28''-248 
 
 — Tennant, W. Effects of the British govern- 
 
 ment on 28«-49 
 
 — Trevelyan, G. 0. Competition Avallah 28»-227 
 
 — Tucker, H. St. G. Memorials of Indian govern- 
 
 ment 28''-173 
 
 — Waterfleld, H. Statement of progress, 1864,5 
 
 28"-415 
 
 — West, A. Sir C. Wood's administration, 1859- 
 
 1866 28«-251 
 
 — Williams, E. A. Cruise of the Pearl and naval 
 
 brigade in 1 29^-165 
 
 — See Cawnpore ; Gwalior ; Hastings, AV. ; Oude. 
 
INDIA. 
 
 293 
 
 INDIANS. 
 
 India. Commerce, Finance, and Resources. 
 
 — Anderson, P. English in Western I. 28-^-168 
 
 — Cotton, A. Public works in . 6-109 
 
 — Chapman, J. Cotton and commerce of 1-286 
 
 — Davidson, E. Railways of . . 6-39 
 
 — Green away. Farming in . . 4-194 
 
 — Lee, W. N. Currency of . . 1-176 
 
 — Mackay, A. Commerce of Western I. 28''-293 
 
 — Royle, .T. F. Productive resources of 1-295 
 
 — Antiquities, Religion, and Society. 
 
 — Acland, C. Manners and customs of 28''-404 
 
 — Dubois, J. A. Character and manners of the 
 
 people 28''-43 
 
 — Grant, C. Anglo-Indian domestic life 28'^'-398 
 
 — Hough, J. Christianity in . . 32-1951 
 
 — Kerr, J. Domestic life and caste in 28''-563 
 
 — Knichton, W. Private life of an eastern king 
 
 ^ 28^'-205 
 
 — Maurice, T. Indian antiquities . 28*-244 
 
 — Mullens, Mrs. Life by the Ganges 32-2283 
 
 — Pearson, H. Historv of Christianity in 30-511 
 
 — Prinsep, J. Antiquities of . . 28M79 
 
 — Riimsey, W. Missionar}' tour in . 28'^-10 
 
 — Ward, F. deW. Indiaand the Hindoos 28*'-144 
 
 — Wright, C. India and its inhabitants 28'»-487 
 
 — See Buddhism; Elora ; Infanticide; Mohamme- 
 
 danism ; Monachism ; Mythology ; Parsees ; 
 Rock records ; Thugs. 
 
 — Travels. 
 
 — Blanchard, S. L. Yesterday and to-day 28»'-570 
 
 — Brads\iaw's overland guide to . 29*'-172 
 
 — Burnes, Sir A. Journey from India to Cabool 
 
 28''-46 
 
 — Buyers, W. Recollections of northern India 
 
 28''-450 
 
 — Carpenter, Mary. Six months in . 28''-588 
 
 — Carpenter, S. C. (Donald Campbell.) Journey 
 
 overland to India . . . 28''-4*9 
 
 — Chunder, B. Travels of a Hindoo 28''-602 
 
 — Eden, E. Up the country . . 28''-517 
 
 — Forster, G. Journey from Bengal to England 
 
 28b-907 
 
 — Handbook for India . . . 28''-334 
 
 — Heber. R. Journey through India 28''-7 
 
 — Humphrey, Mrs. E. J. Six years in 28''-521 
 
 — Jacquemont. V. Voyage d'ans I'lnde 34-3421 
 
 — Joiinson, G. W. Stranger in . 28^-8 
 
 — Keppel, G. Journey from India to England 
 
 . . . . 28''-73 
 
 — Langley, E. A. Residence in . 28''-351 
 
 — Leckie, D. R. Route to Nagpore and Benaies 
 
 29''-512 
 
 — Mackenzie, Mrs. C. Life in the mission 28''-576 
 
 — Macpherson, S. C. Memorials of service in 
 
 30-1770 
 
 — Markham, C. R. Travels in , 29^-250 
 
 — Minturn, R. B. New York to Delhi 29''-155 
 
 — Modern traveller . . . 29'>-272,276 
 
 — Muter, Mrs. Travels and adventui'es of an 
 
 officer's wife .... 29»'-260 
 
 — Oriental annual .... 33-317 
 
 — Palmer, J. W. Tlie new and the old 29''-159 
 
 — Postans, Mrs. Cutch ; or, random sketches 
 
 28b-516 
 
 — Russell, W. H. My diary in . 28b-333 
 
 — Sleeman, W. H. Rambles and recollections 
 
 28''-527 
 
 — Speid, Mrs. J. B. Last years in . 28''-418 
 
 — Spry, H. H. Modern India . . 28''-545 
 
 — Taylor, B. Visit to . . . 28''-203 
 
 — Wood, J. Journey to the source of the Oxus 
 
 28^-n 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Campbell, W. My Indian journal 28''-444 
 Old forest ranker . . . 20-319 
 
 — Jones, Sir W. Works . . . 28»-254 
 
 — Malcolm, Sir J. Memoir of central L 28»-116 
 
 — Martin, R. M. History of eastern I. 28"-45 
 Possessions of the East India company 
 
 28''-564 
 
 India. Miscellany. 
 
 — Money, J. W. B. Solution of questions affect- 
 
 ing British I. ... 28^-408 
 
 — Murray, H., et al. Historical and descriptive 
 
 account of 28*-41 
 
 — Pocock, E. India in Greece . , 28M55 
 
 — Rice, W. Tiger-shooting in . . 28''-357 
 
 — Robertson, W. On the knowledge which the 
 
 ancients had of I. ... 29''-32,3 
 
 — Shakespear, H. Wild sports of I. . 28b-349 
 
 — Hindoos, with general description of I. 28''-549 
 
 — Williams, M. Applicationoftiie Roman alpha- 
 
 bet to the languages of I. . . 22-505 
 
 — See Ceylon ; Himalayas ; Indies ; Indus ; Ma- 
 
 liarajas; Mahratta empire; Malaysia; Mili- 
 tary medical science ; Moghul empire ; Neil- 
 gherries ; Oxus ; Sanskrit ; and names of geo- 
 graphical divisions. 
 India. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth . 18-2976 
 India rubber manufacture. T. Hancock 6-338 
 Indian archipelago. Bickmore, A. S. Travels in 
 28''-605 
 
 — Crawford, J. History of . . 28''-62 
 
 — Earl, G. W. Native races of . 29«-240 
 
 — Moore, J. H. Indian archipelago and adjacent 
 
 countries 29'>-504 
 
 — St. John, H. History of . . 28^-156 
 
 — See Eastern archipelago ; Malaysia. 
 
 Indian chief G. Aimard . . . 18-92 
 
 Indian corn. E. Enfield . . . 4-230 
 
 — Klippart, J. H. Remarks on culture of, etc. 
 
 4-107 
 
 Indian epic poetry. M. Williams . 22-1284 
 
 Indian fairy book 18-1560 
 
 Indian grammar begun. J. Eliot. 2d series. v. 9 
 
 26»-388 
 
 Indian in his wigwam. H. R. Schoolcraft 26='-180 
 Indian jails, sanitary condition of J. Ewart 10-283 
 Indian language. See Chinook ; Cree ; Massachu- 
 
 sett ; Mohegau. 
 Indian mutiny. Narrative of the defence of the 
 Arrah garrison ; written by one of the be- 
 sieged party. (R. V. B.) L., 1858 28°-171 
 Indian ocean, voyage in. L. de Grandpre 29''-142 
 Indian pass, the. A. B. Street . . 26''-707 
 Indian pilgrim. Mrs. Sherwood. v. 4 of 18-2837 
 Indian scoui. G. Aimard . , . 18-92,3 
 Indian sketches. J. T. Irving . . 26*'-458 
 Indian territories, adventures in. A. Henry 26''-48 
 Indian tribes of Guiana. W. H. Brett 26'>-700 
 
 Indian wars. Church, T. Historv of 20''-591 
 
 — Moore, W. V. Indian wars of the U. S. 26''-146 
 
 — Trumbull, H. Discovery of America and en- 
 
 gagements with the Indians . 26"-2C8 
 
 — See Indians ; New England ; Northwest ; Ohio ; 
 
 Seminole war ; Sioux. 
 Indiana. Smith, O. H. Early trials and .sketches 
 26''-883 
 
 — Soldiers of, in war for the union . 26''-1006 
 Indiana. Mad. Dudevant . . . 18-920 
 Indians. (American.) Boiler, H. A. Among the 
 
 Indians 26''-638 
 
 — Boy's book of Indian battles . . 26''-452 
 
 — Brinton, D. G. Myths of the new world 32-2419 
 
 — Biowne, J. R. Adventures in the Apache coun- 
 
 try . . . . . . 26''-098 
 
 — Catlin, G. Last rambles among . 26''-412 
 
 Life among the .... 26^-411 
 
 Manners and customs of . . 26''-162 
 
 — Drake, S. G. History of . . 26»-66 
 Indian biography . . . 30-135 
 
 — Frost, J. Book of the Indians . 26»-81,623 
 
 — Gallatin, A. Synopsis of the Indian tribes east 
 
 of the Rocky mountains, v. 2 . 26''-636 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. History of . 26»-783 
 Lives of 26-^782 
 
 — Heckewelder, J. Mission of the United Brethren 
 
 26''-99 
 
 — Hunter, J. D. Indian tribes west of the Missis- 
 
 sippi 26«-109 
 
INDIANS. 
 
 394 
 
 INFINITESIMAL. 
 
 Indians. Kane, P. Wanderings of an artist among 
 26*'-357 
 
 — Ludewig, H. E. Literature of the Ameiican 
 
 aboriginal language , . . 21-216 
 
 — M'lntosh, J. Origin of . . . 26='-608 
 
 — M'Kenney, T. L. Memoirs official and personal 
 
 26»-138 
 
 and J. Hall. History of Indian tribes 
 
 2ry'-1222 
 
 — Morse, J, Keport on Indian affairs 26=^-768 
 
 — Sanford, E. Account of the aborigines 26*-179 
 
 — Schoolcraft, H. R. Algic researches 26''-113 
 
 Characteristics of the red race . 26^-180 
 
 Hiawatlia, and other legends . 26"^-345 
 
 History, condition, and prospects of 26''-314 
 
 Residence of thirty years on the American 
 
 frontiers 26''-219 
 
 — Tanner, J. Captivity and adventures 26''-547 
 
 — Thatcher, B. B. Indian biography 30-525 
 
 — Western scenes and reminiscences 26''-658 
 
 — See Connecticut ; Guiana ; Indian vi^ars ; Iro- 
 
 quois ; Mandan ; Massachusett ; Mohegan ; 
 New England ; Northwest ; Ohio ; Pennsyl- 
 vania ; Seminole war ; Seneca ; Shawanee ; 
 Sioux ; Territories ; Wampanoags. 
 Indicator, the. L. Hunt . . . 33-616,8 
 Indies. Acosta, J. Natural! and niorall historic of 
 29''-263 
 
 — Raynal, G. F. Europeens dans les deux Indes 
 
 34-4972 
 
 History of Europeans in . . 29^-31 
 
 — See India ; West Indies. 
 
 Indifference (T) en matiere dc religion. F. Lamen- 
 
 nais 34-4089 
 
 Indigence, treatise on. P. Colquhoun 3-74 
 
 Indigestion. See Digestion ; Dyspepsia. 
 
 Indigo, blues and carmines of. F. Capron de Dole 
 
 6-316 
 
 In-doors and out, sports and pastimes for. W. T. 
 
 Adams 20-205 
 
 Inductive sciences. W. Whewell 11-123,137,138 
 
 Indus. Andrew, W. P. The I. and its provinces 
 
 1-289 
 
 — Burnes, A. Voyage on the I. . . 28''-46 
 Industrial and social position of women in the middle 
 
 and lower ranks. L., 1857 . 2-960 
 
 Industrial arts. P. Burty . . . 6-882 
 
 Industrial biography. Smiles, S. Iron-workers and 
 
 tool-makers .... 30-1460 
 
 Lives of the engineers . . 30-1365 
 
 Industrial exchanges and social remedies. D. P. 
 
 Barhydt 3-18 
 
 Industrial exhibitions. Arnold, H. P. The great 
 
 exhibition 27''-925 
 
 — Babbage, C. Exposition of 1851 . 6-807 
 
 — Cowdin, E. C. Report on silk manufactures 
 
 6-905 
 
 — Dublin international exhibition, 1865. Record 
 
 and catalogue .... 6-1015 
 
 — Exhibition of industry of all nations, 1851. 
 
 Official catalogue. [See London expositions] 
 
 6-1005 
 
 Reports by juries. [London expositions] 
 
 6-1004 
 
 — Exposition universelle. Illustrated catalogue. 
 
 [See Paris expositions] . . 6-908 
 
 — Exposition universelle de 1867. Catalogue 
 
 general. [See Paris expositions] 34-4045 
 
 — Figuier, G. L. Exposition universelle, (1867.) 
 
 [L'annee scientifique, 12« ann.] . 34-5424 
 
 — Greeley, H. Art and industry at the Crystal 
 
 Palace 6-858 
 
 — Hall, S. C. Illustrated catalogue (Paris 1867) 
 
 6-982 
 
 — Hewitt,. A. S. Report on the production of iron 
 
 and steel in its economic and social relations 
 6-905 
 
 — International exhibition of 1862. Illust. cat. of 
 
 industrial dept. [See London expositions] 
 
 ... . . . 6-1008 
 
 Industrial exhibitions. Hunt, R. Handbook to in- 
 dustrial department of international exhibition 
 (1862) 6-350 
 
 — Johnson, B. P. Report on international exlii- 
 
 bition of London, 1862. [See U. S. — adminis- 
 tration] 26=^-733 
 
 — Lectures on the results of the great exhibition 
 
 [of 1851] 6-808 
 
 — Practical mechanic's journal. Scientific record 
 
 of exhibition of 1863 . . . 6-989 
 
 — Richards, W. C. Day in the N. Y. crystal 
 
 palace 6-918 
 
 — Rimmel, E. Recollections of the Paris exhibi- 
 
 tion of 1867 6-923 
 
 — Silliman. B., jr., and C. R. Goodrich. New 
 
 York exhibition, 1853,4 . . 6-1024 
 
 — Timbs, J. International exhibition of 1862 
 
 6-426 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Cyclopaedia of useful arts 6-931 
 
 — Universal exhibition, 1867. Reports of artisans. 
 
 [See Paris — exposition] . . 6-906 
 
 — Universal exposition, 1867. Reports on. [See 
 
 Paris — expositions] . . . 6-917 
 
 — See U. S. sanitary commission. 
 
 Industrial history of free nations. W. T. McCullagh 
 
 27^-2619 
 
 Industrial resources of Ireland. R. Kane 27*^-854 
 
 Industrial resources of the southern and western 
 
 states. J. D. B. De Bow . . 1-150 
 
 Industry. Dodd, G. Curiosities of . 6-838 
 
 — Knight, C. Cyclopaedia of . . 6-874 
 
 — Lankester, E. Uses of animals in relation to 
 
 6-875 
 
 — See Arts ; and names of special branches. 
 Industry, science, and art of the age. J. Timbs 
 
 6-426 
 
 Inei)riate's hut. Mrs. S. A. Southworth 18-2991 
 lues de Penaranda. X. de Monlepin . 34-4353 
 Inez ; a tale of the Alamo. A. J. Evans 18-1564 
 Infancy. Combe, A. Physiological and moral 
 management of . . . . 10-28 
 
 — Delbruck, J. Les creches de Paris 34-4296 
 
 — Forsyth, W. Law relating to custody of in- 
 
 fants v. 68 of 2-55 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. Infant amusements 20-240 
 
 — Macpherson, W. Law relating to infants 
 
 V. 41 of 2-55 
 
 — See Children ; Mothers. 
 
 Infanticide. Brillaud-Laujardiere, C. C. Etude 
 medico legale .... 34-4729 
 
 — Moor, E. Suppression of murder of infants in 
 
 India 28''-404 
 
 — Wilson, J. Suppression of, in western India 
 
 28''-212 
 
 Infant's progress, the. Mrs. Sherwood v. 5 of 18-2837 
 Inffintry. Cairns, J. T. The recruit . 6-576 
 
 — Casey, S. Tactics .... 6-578 
 
 — Cooper, S. Instructions . . 6-583 
 
 — Field exercise and evolutions of . 6-599 
 
 — Hardee, W. J. Rifle and light infantry tactics 
 
 6-638 
 
 — Kingsbury, C. P. Elementary treatise on 
 
 6-636 
 
 — Scott, Gen. W. Infantry tactics . 6-695 
 
 — Upton, E. Infantry tactics . . 6-710 
 
 — Wilcox, C. M. Evolutions of Austrian i. 6-730 
 ,. S66 Ttictics. 
 
 Infelicia. A. I." Menken . . . 38-1010 
 Inferno. See Dante Alighieri. 
 Infidelity. Atheos : or, the tragedies of unbelief 
 33-1038 
 
 — Faber, G. S. Difficulties of . . 33-464 
 
 — Hooker, H. Popular infidelity . 33-1387 
 
 — Pearson, T. Aspects, causes, and agencies of 
 
 ... . . 33-509 
 
 — Schmucker, S. M. Errors of . . 33-187 
 
 — See Atheism; Free thought; Rationalism; Skep- 
 
 ticism. 
 Infinitesimal method, A. T. Bledsoe . 14-190 
 
 — See Calculus. 
 
INTlRMITIES. 
 
 295 
 
 INSECT. 
 
 Infirmities of genius. R. R. Madden . 33-406 
 
 Influence ; a moral tale. C. Anley . 18-152 
 
 Influence. Mrs. Mackarness . . 18-1985 
 Influence des passions. Mme. de Stael-Holstein 
 
 34-3819 
 
 Influence of literature upon society. Mme. de Stael- 
 Holstein 22-1221 
 
 Influence of railway travelling on public health. 
 
 From " The Lancet." L., 1862 10-338 
 
 Information for the people. W. and R. Chambers 
 
 33-25 
 
 Infortunes du Pierrot le socialiste. P. Boitard 34-3094 
 Infusoria, history of. A. Pritchard . 9-607 
 
 Ingalls, H. A., memoir and select writings of. G. 
 
 W. Burnap 30-1600 
 
 Ingelow, Jean. Poems. B., 1863 , 23-682 
 
 — A sister's by-hours . . . 18-1570 
 
 — Story of doom and other poems. B., 1867 
 
 . 23-956 
 
 — Studies for stories .... 18-1571 
 Ingemisco. By Fadette . . . 18-3828 
 Ingenue. A. Dumas .... 34-3222 
 Ingersoll, C. J. Historical sketch of the second war 
 
 between the U. S. and Great Britain, 1812-15. 
 Ph., 1845-9. 2 V. 8« . . . 26M11 
 
 — Same. 2d series. 1814-5. Ph., 1852. 2 v. 8" 
 
 26»-112 
 
 Ingersoll, J. R. Eulogy on Gen. Zachary Taylor. 
 Ph., 1850. 8" . . ■ . . 30-1682 
 Ingham papers. E. E. Hale . . 30-2447 
 
 Ingleby, C. M. Complete view of the Shakspere 
 controversy concerning the authenticity and 
 genuineness of manuscript matter afiecting the 
 works and biograpliy of Shakspere, published 
 by J. P. Collier. L., 1861 8" . 24-104 
 
 — Shakspeare fabrications ; or, the MSS. notes of 
 
 the Perkins folio shown to be of recent origin ; 
 with an appendix on the autliorship of the 
 Ireland forgeries. L., 1859 . 24-90 
 
 Ingledew, C. J. D. Ballads and songs of York- 
 shire, transcribed from private manuscripts, 
 rare broadsides and scarce publications, with 
 notes and a glossary. L., 1860 . 23-602 
 
 Inglis, H. Ballads from the German. E., 1864. 
 23-739 
 
 Inglis, H. D. Rambles in the footsteps of Don 
 Quixotte. Ph., 1840 . . . 27»-790 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. R. H. Barham . 18-286 
 
 Ingraham, E. D. Sketch of the events which pre- 
 " ceded the capture of Washington by the Brit- 
 ish. Ph., 1849. 8» . . . 26»-217 
 
 — View of the insolvent laws of Pennsylvania. 
 
 2d ed. Ph., 1827. 8» . . 2-41 
 
 Ingraham, J. H. American lounger . 18-1565 
 
 — The pillar of fire .... 18-1566 
 
 — Prince of the house of David ; or, three years in 
 
 the holy city .... 18-1567 
 
 — The sunny south .... 18-1568 
 
 — The throne of David . . . 18-1569 
 Ingram, A. Euclid's elements of plane geometry, 
 
 as corrected and improved, with elements of 
 plain trigonometry. Edited by James Trot- 
 ter. E., 1863 .... 14-118 
 
 Ingram, J. Memorials of Oxford, with engravings 
 by J. LeKeux. Oxf., 1834. 3 v. 8» 27^-466 
 
 Ingram, J. K. Considerations on the state of Ire- 
 land. 2d ed. Dub., 1864. 80 . 27''-1460 
 
 Ingulph. Chronicle of the abbey of Croyland, with 
 the continuationsby Peter of Blois and anony- 
 mous writers. Trans., with notes, by H. T. 
 Riley. L., 1854 .... 27''-601 
 
 Inhalation. H. Beigel .... 10-138 
 
 — J. S. Cohen 10-761 
 
 Inheritance. Brydges, Sir E. Lex terrse 2-343 
 
 — Croke, A. Report of case of Horner against 
 
 Liddiard 2-351 
 
 — Hayes, W. Principles for expounding disposi- 
 
 tions of real estate . . v. 7 of 2-55 
 
 — Hubback, J. Evidence of succession 
 
 v. 47,48 of 2-55 
 
 Inheritance. Lewis, W. D. Law of perpetuity 
 V. 52,66 of 2-55 
 
 — Lovelass, P. Tlie law's disposal of a person's 
 
 estate v. 25 of 2-55 
 
 — Robertson, D. Law of personal succession 
 
 ' V. 12 of 2-55 
 
 — Williams, E. V. Law of executors and admin- 
 
 istrators 2-275 
 
 — Wilson, J. Springing uses and otlier limitations 
 
 by deed . . . . v. 11 of 2-55 
 
 — See Devises ; Mortmain ; Property ; Wills. 
 Inheritance. Ferrier, S. . . . 18-1072 
 Initials, the. Baroness Tautphceus . 18-3147 
 Initiation, history of. G. Oliver . 2-818 
 Injunctions. Drewry, C. S. Supplement to the law 
 
 and practice of . . . v. 81 of 2-55 
 Ink. Davids, T. History of . . 21-62 
 
 — Koops, M. Historical account of materials used 
 
 to convey ideas .... 21-316 
 
 Inner Rome. C.M.Butler . . . 27^-769 
 Innes, C. Sketches of early Scotch history and so- 
 cial progress. E., 1861. 8" . 27»-1334 
 
 — Scotland in the middle ages ; sketches of early 
 
 Scotch history and social progress. E.,1860. 
 8» 27^-1333 
 
 Innocent III., pope, biography of. J. H. Gurney 
 30-1970 
 
 Inquire within for anything you want to know. N. 
 Y 33-507 
 
 Inquirer's companion. J. Kirk . . 32-1810 
 
 Inquiry into the American banking system. [No 
 title page] 1-230 
 
 Inquiry into tlie difference of style observable in an- 
 cient glass iiahitings, especially in England, 
 with hints on glass painting, by an amateur. 
 Oxf.. 1847. 2 V. 8° . . . 5-189 
 
 Inquiry into the moral and religious character of the 
 
 American government. N. Y., 1838. 8" 
 
 26='-691S 
 
 Inquiry into theories of history with special refer- 
 ence to the principles of the positive philoso- 
 phy. L., 1862. 8° . . . 15-189 
 
 Inquisition. Achilli, G. Dealings with 32-323 
 
 — Costa, H. J. de. Narrative of persecution 
 
 30-1819 
 
 — Halen, J. van. Narrative of imprisonment at 
 
 Madrid 27»'-18B 
 
 — Limborch, P. History of . . 32-1287 
 
 — Llorente, J. A. History of the inquisition of 
 
 Spain 32-130 
 
 — Maistre, J de. Spanish inquisition 32-1751 
 
 — Mason, C. History of . . . 32-136 
 
 — Rule, W. H. History of . . 32-2515 
 
 — See Roman Catholicism. 
 
 Insanity. American journal . . 10-612 
 
 — Association of superintendents of American in- 
 
 stitutions. Transactions . . 10-793 
 
 — Bucknill, J. C. History and treatment of 
 
 11-280 
 
 — Burrows, G. M. Commentaries on 10-20 
 
 — Conolly, J. Inquiry concerning the indications 
 
 of 10-121 
 
 Treatment of ... . 10-284 
 
 — Kellogg, A. O. Shakspeare's delineations of 
 
 24-166 
 
 — Mass. state lunatic hospital. Reports and other 
 
 documents 10-642 
 
 — Mitchell, A. Insane in private dwellings 10-453 
 
 — Penna. hospital for the insane. Reports 10-70 
 
 — Ray, I. Medical jurisprudence of . 10-92 
 
 — Spurzheim, J. G. Deranged manifesrtations of 
 
 the mind 10-298 
 
 — Wigan, A. L. New view of . . 15-294 
 
 — Winslow, F. Lettsomian lectures on 10-655 
 Obscure diseases of the brain . 10-655 
 
 — See Nervous system. 
 
 Insect architecture. J. Rennie . . 9-615 
 
 Insect hunters and other poems . . 9-597 
 
 Insect hunter's companion. J. Greene 9-559 
 
 Insect world. G. L. Figuier 
 
 9-787 
 
INSECTS. 
 
 INTERNAL. 
 
 Insects. Antelme, A. Histoire naturelle des insects 
 34-4010 
 
 — Buclgen, L. M. Episodes of insect life 9-667 
 
 — Conant, H. S. The butter-liy hunters 9-735 
 
 — Cowan, F. Curious facts in liistory of 9-670 
 
 — Curtis, J. Farm insects . . 4-507 
 
 — Duncan, J. Natural history of . 9-595 
 
 — Fitch, A. Reports on the insects of N. Y. 9-545 
 
 — Harris, T. W. Insects injurious to vegetation 
 
 9-562 
 
 Insects of New England . . 9-561 
 
 — Jaeger, B. Life of N. American insects 9-569 
 
 — Lecontc, J. L. Classification of coleoptera of 
 
 N. America. Part I. [Sin. misc. col. v. 3] 
 
 11-188 
 
 List of the coleoptera of N. America. Part 
 
 I. [Sm. misc. col. v. (i] . . 11-188 
 New species of N. American coleoptera. Part 
 
 I. [Sm. misc. col. v. 6] . . 11-188 
 
 — Leidy, J. Reports on insects injurious to shade 
 
 trees 11-213 
 
 — Life in the insect world . . . 9-579 
 
 — Loew, H. Monographs of the diptera of North 
 
 America. [Sm. misc. col. v. 6] 11-188 
 
 — Morris, J. G. Catalogue of lepidoptera of North 
 
 America. [Sm. misc. col. v. 3] 11-188 
 
 — Natural history of insects . . 9-591 
 
 — Osten-Sacken, R. Catalogue of diptera of 
 
 North America. [Sm. misc. col. v. 3] 11-188 
 
 — Packard, A. S., jr. Guide to study of 9-738 
 
 — Rennie, J. Insect miscellanies. (L. E. K.) 
 
 9-708 
 
 Insect transformations. (L. E. K.) 9-706 
 
 — Shuckard, W. E. British coleoptera 9-733 
 
 — Swainson, W. and W. E. Shuckard. History 
 
 and arrangement of . . . 9-644 
 
 — Trimble, I. P. Enemies of fruit and fruit trees 
 
 9-1234 
 
 — Westwood,.!. O. Modern classification of 9-053 
 
 — See Entomology. 
 
 Inside ; a chronicle of secession. G. F. Harrington 
 
 18-1354 
 
 Inside out. S. W. Francis . . . 18-1112 
 Insolvency. See Bankruptcy. 
 
 Inspiration. Curtis, T. F. The human element in 
 inspiration of scriptures . . 33-2325 
 
 — Gaussen, S. R. L. Theopneusty . 32-90 
 
 — Henderson, E, Divine inspiration 32-594;2199 
 
 — Lee, W. Inspiration of holy scripture 32-654 
 
 — Lord, E. Plenary inspiration of holy scriptures 
 
 32-1469 
 
 Verbal inspiration of holy scriptures 
 
 32-1470 
 
 Instinct. Atkinson, J. C. Essay on . 9-508 
 
 — Brougham, H., Lord. Dialogues on 9-518 
 
 — Garratt, G. Marvels and mysteries of 9-547 
 
 — Hancock, T. Physical and moral relations of 
 
 15-310 
 
 — Ramsay, G. Instinct and reason . 15-185 
 
 — Samuelson J. and J. B. Hicks. The honey bee 
 
 9-625 
 
 — See Anecdotes of animals ; Animal. 
 Institutes of Justinian .... 2-132 
 Institutes du drf>it nature! et du droit des gens, par 
 
 M** B»*. P., 1866. 2 v. . . 34-4883 
 Institutesof Hindu law ; or, the ordinances of Menu, 
 according to the gloss of Culluca, comprising 
 the Indian system of duties, religious and 
 civil ; verbally translated from the original 
 Sanscrit, with a preface by Sir William Jones. 
 L., 1796. 8» .... 2-45 
 
 — Same. [Worksof Sir William Jones, v. 7 and 8] 
 
 28''-254 
 
 Institution of naval architects. Transactions. Ed. 
 
 bvE. J. Reed. L., 1861-65. 5 v. 4» 6-1016 
 Institutrice, P. (Nouv. bibliotheque des aneilles.) 
 
 P., 1861 34-3420 
 
 Instruction for field artillery, by a board of artillery 
 
 officers. Ph., 1861. 8° . 6-632 
 
 Instruction. See Education. 
 
 Instruments de musique du diable, les. C'te de La 
 
 Fite 34-5369 
 
 Instruments, treatise on mathematical. J. F. Heather 
 
 6-861 
 
 Insurance. Arnould, J. Law of marine i. 2-128 
 
 — Baily, F. Life annuities and assurance 1-158 
 
 — Baily L. R. Perils of the sea . 2-345 
 
 — Bridges, W. The prudent man . 1-B49 
 
 — Brown, S. Thoughts on life i. . 1-330 
 
 — Bunyan, C. J. Law of life i. v. 81 of 2-55 
 
 — Burn, J. I. Compendium of the law of marine 
 
 i . 2-12 
 
 — Cunningham, T. Law of . . 2-27 
 
 — Ecclesine, J. B. Laws relating to riots, inva- 
 
 sions, etc., as affecting i. . . 2-354 
 
 — Ellis, C. Law of fire and marine i. v. 4 of 2-55 
 
 — Fowler, J. A. Insurance handbook 1-109 
 Underwriter's register for 1861 . 1-115 
 
 — Francis, J. Chnmicles of . . 1-104 
 
 — Magcns, N. Essay on . . . 1-524 
 
 — Marshall, S. Law of . . . 2-63 
 
 — Milne, J. Valuation of life i. . 1-268 
 
 — Morgan, W. Assurances and annuities on lives 
 
 2-66 
 
 — Mutual life co. of N. Y. Experience of fifteen 
 
 years 1-508 
 
 — Park, J. A. Law of marine i. . 2-701 
 
 — Pocock, L. Explanation of life i. . 2-116 
 
 — Price, R. Reversionary payments 1-58 
 
 — See Annuities. 
 
 Insurance commissioners of Massachusetts, annual 
 
 reports— 6th, 7th and 9th. B., 1861,2-4. 3 v. 
 
 80 1-194 
 
 Insurance department of N. Y., 5th and 8th annual 
 
 report of the superintendent of the 1-193 
 
 Insurance guide and hanc'book ; with a chapter on 
 
 life assurance as an investment. L., n. d. 8° 
 
 . . . . . 1-107 
 
 Insurrections, compendium of laws relating to. J. 
 
 B. Ecclesine .... 2-354 
 
 Integral calculus. See Calculus. 
 Integrity. Mrs. Hofiand . . . 18-1443 
 Intellectual and moral development of the present 
 
 age. S. Warren .... 33-288 
 
 Intellectual development of Europe. J. W. Draper 
 
 15-192 
 
 Intellectual observer ; review of natural history, 
 
 microscopic research and recreative science. 
 
 V. 4-12. L., 1864-8. 9 v. 80 . 9-987 
 
 — See Student. 
 
 Intellectual philosophy. See Mental science. 
 Intellectual symbolism. P. E. Chase . 15-504 
 
 Intemperance. See Temperance. 
 Interest, exchange, coins, etc., essays on. J. R. 
 
 McCulloch 1-122 
 
 Interest tables. Preston, L. . . 1-296 
 
 — Reeker's, J. J. Decimal . . 1-141 
 Interference theory of government. C. A. Bristed 
 
 2-559 
 
 Interior or hidden life. T. C. Upham . 32-217 
 Internal revenue. Boutwell, G. S. Direct and ex- 
 cise tax system of the U. S. . 2-201 
 Tax-payer's manual . . . 2-256,7 
 
 — Edwards, C. Treatise on the stamp act of 
 
 1862,3 2-190 
 
 — Emerson, C. N. Internal revenue guide, 1867 
 
 2-355 
 
 — Hall, E. H. The national tax law 2-236 
 
 — Laws relating to the direct and excise taxes, 
 
 passed during the first and second sessions of 
 the 37th congress. W., 1862. 8° 2-291 
 
 — Laws of the U. S. relating to, comprising 
 
 the act of June 30, 1864, as amended by sub- 
 sequent acts, including the act of March 26, 
 1867. W., 1867. 8» . . . 2-254 
 
 — Redfield, A. A. Handbook of tax law, 1863 
 
 2-187 
 
 — Report of the select committee on frauds, to the 
 
 house of representatives, Feb. 25, 1867. W., 
 1867. 8° . . .... 1-204 
 
INTERNAL. 
 
 297 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 Internal revenue. Reports of commissioner of in- 
 ternal revenue, (1863-1867.) W. 5 v. 8° 
 . . 1-198 
 
 — See Revenue. 
 
 International coinage. I. Report of Senator Sher- 
 man. II. Report of Senator Morgan. III. Bill 
 to establish a uniform coinage. IV. Report of 
 Mr. S. B. Ruggles. [W., 1868.] 8» 1-320 
 
 International copyright. See Copyright. 
 
 International exhibitions. See Industrial exhibi- 
 tions. 
 
 International law. Burlamaqui, J. J. Principles of 
 2-193 
 
 — Chitty, J. Treatise on , . . 2-19 
 
 — DeBurgh, W. Elements of . . 2-359 
 
 — Dumont, J. Corps uuiversel diplomatique 
 
 34-4965 
 
 et Rousset. Supplement . . 34-4966 
 
 — Grotius, H. Rights of war and peace 2-200 
 
 — Halleck, H. W. International 1. . 2-173 
 
 — Harcourt, E. V. Letters by Historicus 2-188 
 
 — Institutes du droit naturel " . . 34-4883 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. Extradition of criminals 2-765 
 
 — Madison, J. Examination of British doctrine 
 
 on neutral trade . . . v. 2 of 26''-725 
 
 — Moseley, J. What is contraband of war 2-171 
 
 — Mamiani, T. Rights of nations . 27=^3495 
 
 — Phillimore, R. Commentaries on v. 85,90 of 2-55 
 
 — Poison, A. Principles of 2-185 ; v. 80 of 2-55 
 
 — Savigny, F. C. v. Private int. law 2-377 
 
 — Twiss, T. Law of nations . . 2-168 
 
 — Vattel, E. de. Law of nations . 2-99,100 
 
 — Wheaton, H. Digest of the law of maritime 
 
 captures and prizes . . . 2-104 
 Elements of ... . 2-106 
 
 — Wildman, R. Institutes of . v. 68,70 of 2-55 
 
 — Woolsey, T. D. Introduction to study of 2-146 
 
 — See Admiralty ; Treaties. 
 
 International monthly magazine of literature, science 
 
 and art. N. Y., 1850-52. 5 v. 8» 17-54 
 
 International policy. Bright, J. Speeches on 88-649 
 
 — Essays on the foreign relations of England. L., 
 
 1866. 8« 27''-1250 
 
 — Goldsmith, L. Crimes of cabinets 27^-1734 
 
 — Letters on the concert of princes . 27M967 
 
 — MacKniuht, T. Thirty years of foreign policy 
 
 . ' 27»-1251 
 
 — Stapleton, A. G. Intervention and non-inter- 
 
 vention 27''-1104 
 
 — See Congress of nations ; Diplomacy ; Peace ; 
 
 Slave-trade ; Treaties; United States ; War. 
 Inter-oceanic canals and raih'oads. C. H. Davis 
 
 26"-657 
 
 Interpreter. G. J. W. Melville . . 18-2184 
 Interrupted wedding. Miss A. Manning 18-2059 
 Intervention and non-intervention. A. G. Stapleton 
 
 27^-1104 
 
 Interview, the ; a companion volume to " Inquire 
 within upon everything." L., 1862 38-1004 
 Interviews memorable and useful. S. H. Cox 
 
 32-426 
 
 Into the light ; or, the Jewess. By C. A. 0. 18-1573 
 Intrigues of the conclave, at the choosing of a pope ; 
 also a particular relation of what passed at 
 the election of Sixtus V and Clement VIII ; 
 with an essay showing that there have been 
 no lawful popes since Sixtus V, by a gentle- 
 man of Rome. L., 1724 . . 82-103 
 Intrus de Pamour, les. L. Stapleaux . 34-4788 
 Intuitions of the mind. J. McCosh . 15-320 
 Intuitions and summaries of thought. C. N. Bovee 
 
 33-917 
 
 Inundation. Mrs. C. Gore . . . 18-1221 
 Inundations of low lands, causes of periodic. A. 
 
 Bergh 11-282 
 
 Invalide, der. C. Spindler . . . 34-586 
 
 Invasion. G. Griffin .... 18-8682 
 Invasion of Britain by Julius Caesar. T. Lewin 
 
 ; 27''-720 
 
 Invasion of Denmark. A. Gallenga . 37''-2773 
 
 Inventions. Bakewell, F. E. History and descrip- 
 tion of 6-810 
 
 — Beckmann, J. History of . . 6-818 
 
 — Blakely, J. Theology of . . 32-582 
 
 — Edwards, F. On letters patent for 6-844 
 
 — Figuier, G. L. Applications nouvelles de la 
 
 science 34-3909 
 
 Grandes inventions . . . 34-5426 
 
 — History of 6-865 
 
 — Timbs, J. Stories of inventors and discoverers 
 
 6-928 
 
 — Wylson, J. Mechanical inventor's guide 6-947 
 Investigation into alleged official misconduct of late 
 
 superintendent of P. W. and B. R. R. Ph., 
 
 1854. 2 v. 8" . . . . 2-310 
 
 Invisibles, the ; an explanation of the phenomena 
 
 commonly called spiritual. Ph., 1867 32-1968 
 lo ; a tale of the olden time. K. Barton 18-293 
 Ionian islands. Ansted, D. T. Ionian islands in 
 
 1863 27i'-655 
 
 — Ghika,H. Poesiegrecque dans les Isles-Ion iennes 
 
 . ' . . . . 34-4678 
 
 — Giffard, E. Visit to . . . 37''-54 
 
 — Jervis, H. J. W. Ionian islands during the 
 
 present century .... 27''-3165 
 
 — Kendrick, T. T. C. Manners and customs 
 
 27^-3173 
 
 lo-triads ; or, the tenth muse. R. Jones 22-187 
 
 Iowa. Hall, J. and J. D. Whitney. Geological 
 
 survey of 9-1251 
 
 — Owen, i). D. Geological exploration of 
 
 9-279,1204 
 
 — Wilkie, F. B. Davenport, past and present 
 
 26''-582 
 
 Iphigenie. J. Racine .... 34-3123 
 Irby, A. P. See Mackenzie, G. M. . 27''-837 
 Iredell, J., life and correspondence of. G. J. McRee 
 
 30-1133 
 
 Ireland, A. List of the writings of W. Hazlitt, Leigh 
 Hunt, and C. Lamb ; with notes, and a selec- 
 tion of opinions regarding their genius and 
 characteristics. ' L., 1868. 8» . 21-63 
 
 Ireland, J. Hogarth illustrated. 2ded. L., 1793-8. 
 
 3 V. 8° 5-10 
 
 Ireland, J. B. Wall street to Cashmere ; a journal 
 of five years in Asia, Africa, and Europe. N. 
 Y., 1859. 8° . . . . 29''-158 
 Ireland, S. W. H. Napoleon anecdotes ; illustrating 
 the mental energies of the late emperor, and 
 the characters of his contemporary statesmen. 
 B., 1830. V. 2, 3, in 1 . . 30-387 
 
 — Scribbleomania ; or, the printer's devil's poli- 
 
 chronicon. Ed. by Anser Pen-drag-on. L., 
 1815. 8» 28-987 
 
 Ireland, W. W. Studies of a wandering observer. 
 L., 1867 27i'-953 
 
 Ireland. Antiqtiities. 
 
 — Ferguson, M. C. Story of the Irish before the 
 
 conquest 27''-1485 
 
 — Hanmer, M. Chronicle of . . 27''-1453 
 
 — Keane, M. Towers and temples of 27»-1463 
 
 — O'Connor, A. Chronicles of Eri 27''-1492 
 
 — O' Curry, E. MSS. materials of ancient Irish 
 
 history 27»-1504 
 
 — O'Neill, H. Fine arts and civilization of 5-787 
 
 — Tachet de Barneval, L. Legendary history of 
 
 27'^1419 
 
 — Villanueva, J. L. Phoenician Ireland 27»-1548 
 
 — Wood, T. Primitive inhabitants of 27=^1555 
 
 — History. 
 
 — Battlefields of, 1688-91 . . . 27M420 
 
 — Corner, J. History for youth . 27»-1422 
 
 — Field, H. M. Irish confederates . 27»-1438 
 
 — Fitzpatrick, W. J. The sham squire and the in- 
 
 formers of 1798, etc. . . . 37'^1440 
 
 — Giraldus Cambrensis, S. Historical works 
 
 27«-1443 
 
 — Haverty, M. History of . . 27'^1458 
 
 — Hay, E. Insurrection of 1798 . 27»-1455 
 
 — Illustrated history of . . . 27»-1457 
 
IRELAND. 
 
 298 
 
 IRISH. 
 
 Ireland. History. 
 
 — Jervis, H. J. W. Ireland under British rule 
 
 27''-1464 
 
 — Keatins:, G. History of . . 27''-1461 
 
 — Leland, T. History of . . . 27M465 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. Local disturbances in 27''-1467 
 
 — List of absentees, [1729] . . 27M468 
 
 — McGee, T. D. Popular history of 27''-1469 
 
 — Mac-geoghegan, J. History of . 27'*-1471 
 
 — Mooney, T. History of . . . 27»-l483 
 
 — Moore, T. History of . . . 27''-1485,6 
 
 — Musgrave, R. Rebellions in . . 27»-1487 
 
 — Narratives — 1641 and 1690. Camden soc. pub., 
 
 V. 14 27''-195 
 
 — O'Connell, D. Memoir on Ireland, native and 
 
 Saxon 27^-1499 
 
 — O'Conor, R. History of . . 27''-1494 
 
 — O'Donoghue, J. Memoir of the O'Briens 
 
 27^^1509 
 
 — O'Hailoran, S., et al. History of, from the inva- 
 
 sion by Henry II ... 27''-1510 
 
 — Plowden, F. History of . . 27"-1512,3 
 
 — Savage, J. Revolutionary history and litera- 
 
 ture of 27»-1522 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. History of . . 27^-1542 
 
 — Tone, T. W. Memoirs . . 30-1042 
 
 — Wills, J. Lives of illustrious Irishmen 30-749 
 
 — Wright, T. History of . . . 27'^4021 
 
 — Misc. polities and gov't history. 
 
 — Barrington, J. Rise and fall of the Irish nation 
 
 27''-1431 
 
 ■ — Castlereagh, Viscount. Memoirs and corre- 
 spondence 27"-213 
 
 — Clarendon, H. State letters . . 27a-263 
 
 — D'Alton, J. King James's army list 27''-320 
 
 — Davie, J. Causes why Ireland was never en- 
 
 tirely subdued, etc. . . . 27^-1423 
 
 — Dufferin, L'd. Mr. Mill's plan for pacification of 
 
 27^-1517 
 
 — Gilbert, J. T. Viceroys of . . 27M450 
 
 — MacNevin, T. Eminent Irishmen 30-339 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Lives of united Irishmen 
 
 30-340 
 
 — Manning, H. E. Letter to Earl Grey 27''-1517 
 
 — Meagher, T. P. Speeches on legislative inde- 
 
 pendence 27''-1482 
 
 — - Mitchell, J. Life and times of Aodh O'Neill 
 30-2399 
 
 — Perrott, J. History of . . . 30-1824 
 
 — Petty, W. Political anatomy of . 27''-18 
 
 — Pim, J. Condition and prospects of 37''-1511 
 
 — Plunkett, W. C, Lord. Speeches 27M514 
 
 — Prendergast, J. P. Cromwelliau settlement of 
 
 27''-1515 
 
 — Repeal prize essays . . , 27"-! 424 
 
 — Russell, John, Earl. Letter on state of 27'*-lol7 
 
 — Commerce, finance, and resources. 
 
 — Commercial restraints of . . 1-40 
 
 — Dufferen, F. T. B., Ld. Irish emigration and 
 
 the tenure of land in . . . 27^-1425 
 
 — Foster, T. C. Letters on the condition of the 
 
 people of 3-101 
 
 — Hancock, W. N. Impediments to prosperity of 
 
 27''-1449 
 
 — — Supposed decline of prosperity of 27*-1448 
 
 — Howard, G. E. Exchequer and revenue of 
 
 27»-4036 
 
 — Ingram, J. K. Considerations on the state of 
 
 27«-1460 
 
 — Kane, R. Industrial resources of 27^-854 
 
 — List of the absentees of, [1729] . 27^1468 
 
 — Marmier, A. Maritime ports of . 27''-1476 
 
 — Martin, R. M. Ireland before and after the union 
 
 27''-1478 
 
 — Education, religion, and society. 
 
 — Butt, I. Liberty of teaching vindicated 13-43 
 
 — Dunton, J. Conversation on . 30-1296 
 
 — Gatty, Mrs. A. Holiday in . . 27''-637 
 
 — Grant, J. Ireland and the Irish . 27'>-59 
 
 — Head, F. B. Fortnight in . . 27'>-286 
 
 Ireland. Education, religion and society. 
 
 — Morgan, Lady S. O. Patriotic sketches of 
 
 27M65 
 
 — Nicholson, Mrs. A. Annals of famine in 27'^-733 
 
 — O'Driscol, J. Views, moral, political, and re- 
 
 ligious 27b-879 
 
 — O'Reilly, M. Memorials of those who suffered 
 
 for Catholicism in ... 32-2514 
 
 — Sadlier, D. and J. Catholic directory for 32-2306 
 
 — Sketches of Ireland sixty years ago 27''-917 
 
 — Smith, Goldwin. Irish history and Irish char- 
 
 acter 27''-1528 
 
 — Thirty-flrst report of the commissioners of na- 
 
 tional education for 1864. Dub., 1865. 8» 13-96 
 
 — Trench, W. S. Realities of Irish life 27^-954 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — Balcli, W. S. Character and prospects of the 
 
 people of 27''-226 
 
 — Bigelow, A. Rambles in . . 27M32 
 
 — Brewer, J. N. Beauties of . . 27''-874 
 
 — Bush, J. Letter from a gentleman in Dublin 
 
 27''-808 
 
 — Carr, J. Stran<rer in . . . 27''-433 
 
 — Coulter, H. Condition of . . 27''-620 
 
 — Cromwell, T. Excursions in . 27^-906 
 
 — Dennis, G. Hand-book for . . 27''-693 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Visit to . . . 27''-659 
 
 — Forbes, J. Memorandums made in, 1852 
 
 27''-921 
 
 — Hall, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Scenery, character, 
 
 &c., of 37b-1208 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. Travels in . 27M61,221 
 
 — Latocnaye, M. de. Promenade d'un Fran(jais 
 
 dans I'Irlande .... 34-4815 
 
 — Little tour in. By an Oxonian . 27'^-543 
 
 — McManus, H. Sketches of highlands of 27''-683 
 
 — Nicholson, A. Excursion through 27''-210 
 
 — Petrie, G., et al. Ireland illustrated 27M328 
 
 — Ritchie, L. I. picturesque and romantic 27''-908 
 
 — Walking tour in 1865. By an Englishman 
 
 27b-901 
 
 — West, Mrs. F. Summer visit to . 27'^-235 
 
 — Wilson, W. Postchaise companion 27*^-907 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Mackenzie, M. Maritime survey of 25-054 
 
 — Parliamentary gazetteer of . . 25-177 
 
 — Smyth, G. L. Ireland, historical and statistical 
 
 27''-1533 
 
 — Sportsman in .... 37''-60 
 
 — Thompson, W. Natural history of 9-683 
 
 — See Antrim ; Belfast ; Cavan ; Celtic * * * ; 
 
 Churcli History ; Church of Ireland ; Done- 
 gal ; Dublin ; Emigration ; England ; Kings 
 Co. ; Leitrim ; Londonderry ; Meath ; Mon- 
 aghan ; Roman Catholicism ; Tyrone ; Water- 
 ford ; Wexford ; Wicklow. 
 Ireland ; a tale. H. Martineau . . 18-3858 
 Ireland sixty years ago, sketches of . 27''-917 
 Irene. G. F. de Vingut . . . 18-853 
 
 Irene ; a tragedy. S. Johnson . v. 1 of 33-581,2 
 Irenicum. E. Stillingfleet . . . 32-1596 
 Irish bulls, essay on. R. L. and M. Edgeworth 
 18-969,975, and v. 10 of 977 
 Irish church. See Church of Ireland. 
 Irish echoes. J. Brougham . . . 18-442,3 
 Irish-English dictionary and grammar. E. O'Reilly 
 
 22-386 
 
 Irish historical library. W. Nicolson . 21-536 
 Irish in America, the. J. F. Maguire . 26''-674 
 Irish literature. Madden, R. R. Periodical litera- 
 ture 22-1124 
 
 — Mill, A. Literature and literary men of Ire- 
 
 land 22-1141 
 
 — Power, J. Irish periodical publications 21-236 
 Irish martyrs and confessors. M. O'Reilly 32-2514 
 Irish melodies. T. Moore . . v. 3 of 23-345 
 
 — Same, with symphonies and accompaniments 
 
 5-978 
 
 Irish odes. A. de Vere . . . 23-1041 
 
 Irish peasantry, tales of. W. Carlton . 18-587 
 
IRISH. 
 
 299 
 
 ISAEUS. 
 
 Irish police magistrate. H. R. Addison 18-68 
 Irish question. French thoughts on Irish evils 
 27''-1441 
 
 — Some thoughts on. By an Irish Catholic M. P. 
 
 27''-1517 
 
 Irish sketch book. W. M. Thackeray 18-3186 
 
 Irish tales. M. Banim . . . 18-278 
 
 Irish tourist. Emily Taylor . . lS-3159 
 
 Iron and coal asso. of Pcnna ; report of committee. 
 
 Ph., 1846. 39 pp., 8°, No. 7. v. 2 of 1-341 
 Iron and steel. Briill, A. Comparison of resisting 
 
 properties of .... 6-434 
 
 — Ede, G. Management of steel . 6-823 
 
 — Fairbairn, W. Application of iron to building 
 
 purposes 6-46 
 
 History and manufacture of . 6-325,6 
 
 — ^ Hewitt, A. S. Production of, in economic and 
 
 social relations .... 6-905 
 
 — Kirkaldy, D. Tensile strength of 6-858 
 
 — Landrin, M. H. C. Treatise on steel .6-503 
 
 — Lesley, J. P. Discussions on iron 6-361 
 
 — Shields, F. W. Strains on structures of iron 
 
 work 6-84 
 
 — Urbin, E. Puddling . . . 6-484 
 
 — See Iron manufacture ; Metallurgy. 
 
 Iron companies' reports, charters, etc. 1-341 
 Iron cousin. M. C. Clarke . . . 18-652 
 Iron furnace. J. H. Aughey . . 26''-431 
 Iron hand. A. Dumas . . . 18-935 
 Iron manufacture. Alexander, J. H. Report on, 
 No. 10, V. 6 of 1-841 
 
 — Documents relating to, in Pa. . 6-814 
 
 — Fairbairn, W. [See History of the process, &c. ] 
 
 6-343 
 
 — Fordyce, W. Ores and processes of manufac- 
 
 ture 6-1022 
 
 — Holland, J. Progressive improvement in 6-845 
 
 — Johnson, W. R. Use of anthracite in 6-853 
 
 — Overman, F. Manufacture of iron 6-386 
 Manufacture of steel . . . 6-387 
 
 — Prideaux, T. S. Economy of fuel in 6-525 
 
 — Smiles, S. Iron workers and tool makers 
 
 30-1460 
 
 — Truran, W. Iron manufacture of Great Britain 
 
 6-430 
 
 — See Iron metallurgy ; Metallurgy. 
 
 Iron manufacturer's guide to the furnaces and roll- 
 ing mills of the U. S. J. P. Lesley 6-361 
 Iron mask. Alexander Dumas . . 18-936 
 Iron metallurgy. Bauerman, H. Metallurgy of iron 
 6-472 
 
 — Percy, J. Metallurgy of iron and steel 6-390 
 
 — Rogers, S. B. Treatise on . . 6-404 
 
 — See Metallurgy. 
 
 Iron ship building. Fairbairn, W. Treatise on 
 
 6-598 
 
 — Magnetism of ships . . . 11-881 
 Iron trade. Childs, C. G. . No. 4, v. 5 of 1-841 
 
 — French, B. F. History of . . 1-83 
 
 — Henry, M. S. History of the Lehigh valley 
 
 26«-451 
 
 — Johnson, J. Iron tracts of Scotland and South 
 
 Wales . . . . No. 4, v. 6 of 1-841 
 
 — Scrivenor, H. History of . . 6-410 
 Irons, W. Settler's guide to the cape of Good Hope 
 
 and colony of Natal. L.,1858 . 28'>-803 
 Ironthorpe. J. T. Trowbridge . . 18-3823 
 Iroquois. Johnson, Miss A. C. . . 26''-327 
 
 — La Rochefoucault-Liancourt, F. A. F. de. 
 
 Travels, 1795-7 .... 26'>-1005 
 
 — Morgan, L. H. League of the . 26»-278 
 Irrawaddi, up and down the. J. W. Palmer 28''-281 
 Irrigation in southern Europe. C. C S. Moncrieff 
 
 4-319 
 
 Irritability. J. Morris . . . 10-883 
 
 Irrwege. L. Habicht .... 84-541 
 
 Irving, B. A. Commerce of India. L., 1858 
 
 1-112 
 
 Irving, D. History of Scottish poetry. Ed. by J. 
 A. Carlyle. E., 1861. 8" . 22-1101 
 
 Irving, E. Collected writings. Edited by his nephew, 
 G. Carlyle. L., 1864,5. 5 v. 8° 32-1337 
 
 — For the oracles of God, four orations. For judg- 
 
 ment to come, an argument in nine parts. 
 Ph., 1823. 8° . . . . 32-1657 
 
 — Oliphant, Mrs. M. Life of . . 80-1382 
 Irving, J. T. The attorney . . 18-1575 
 
 — Harry Harson .... 18-1576 
 
 — Indian sketches, taken during an expedition to 
 
 the Pawnee tribes. Ph., 1835. 2 v. 
 
 26''-458 
 
 Irving, P. M. Life and letters of Washington 
 
 Irving. N. Y., 1862-4. 4 v. , 30-1372 
 Irving, T. Conquest of Florida, by Hernando de 
 
 Soto. Ph., 1885. 2 V. . . 26''-114 
 Irving, Washington. The Alhambra . 18-1578 
 
 — Astoria ; or, anecdotes of an enterprise beyond 
 
 the Rocky mountains. Ph., 1886. 2 v. 8" 
 . . 26^-54 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1849 . . . 26t'-53 
 
 — Biography and poetical remains of the late M. 
 
 M. Davidson. Ph., 1841 . . 80-1748 
 
 — Bonneville's adventures. N. Y., 1851 26''-55 
 
 — Book of the Hudson . . . 18-1587 
 
 — Bracebridge hall .... 18-1579 
 
 — Chronicle of the conquest of Grenada, by Fray 
 
 A. Agapida .... 18-1580 
 
 — Cronica de la conquista de Granada. Trad, por 
 
 G. W. Montgomery. Madrid, 1831 34-8 
 
 — Crayon miscellany .... 18-1581 
 
 — History of New York, by Diedrich Knicker- 
 
 bocker 18-1582 
 
 — Legends of the conquest of Spain . 18-1577 
 
 — Life and voyages of C. Columbus. N. Y., 1828. 
 
 3 V. 8° 30-101 
 
 — Same; with lives of his companions. N. Y., 
 
 1848,9. 3 V 30-102 
 
 — Life of George Washington. N. Y., 1855-9. 5 v. 
 
 30-841 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1855-9. 5 v. 8» . 30-857 
 
 — Life of Oliver Goldsmith ; with selections from 
 
 his writings. N. Y., 1840. 2 v. 30-211 
 
 — Oliver Goldsmith ; a biography. N. Y., 1849 
 
 30-589 
 
 — Mahomet and his successors. N. Y., 1850. 2 v. 
 
 30-596 
 
 — The Rocky mountains ; or, scenes, incidents, 
 
 and adventures in the far west ; digested from 
 the journal of Capt. B. L. E. Bonneville. Ph., 
 1837. 2 V 26''-56 
 
 — Sketch book 18-1583 
 
 — Spanish papers, and other miscellanies 18-3759 
 
 — Tales of a traveller . . . 18-1584 
 
 — Tour on the prairies. Ph., 1835 . 26"-288 
 
 — Voyages and discoveries of the companions of 
 
 Columbus. Ph., 1831. 8» . 26M81 
 
 — Wolfert's roost, and other papers . 18-1585 
 
 — Bryant, W. C. Life, character, and genius of 
 
 80-1283 
 
 — Irving, P. M. Life and letters of . 30-1372 
 
 — et al. Salmagundi . . . 18-1586 
 Irvington stories. Miss M. E. Dodge . 18-892 
 Irwin, E. Adventures in the course of a voyage up 
 
 the Red sea, and of a route through the deserts 
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 Irwin, R. B. See Bowman and Irwin. 
 Irwin, T. Charge to grand jury. Ph., 1851. 8» 
 
 2—231 
 Is it I? H. Restorer .' .' .' .* 10-645 
 Isa. [Pseud.] See Craig, I. 
 
 Isa ; a pilgrimage. C. Chesebro' . 18-630 
 
 Isabel of Bavaria. A.Dumas . . 18-930 
 
 Isabel ; or, Sicily. H. T. Tuckerman . 18-3836 
 Isabel, the young wife. J. C. Jeaffreson 18-1666 
 Isabella. J. Keats .... 23-381 
 
 Isabella Gray 18-1588 
 
 Isabella Orsini. F. D. Guerrazzi . . 18-1293 
 
 Isabelle d'figypte. A. d'Arnim . . 34-3027 
 
 Isaeus, speeches of. Sir W. Jones. Works, v. 9 
 
 28»-254 
 
ISAIAH. 
 
 300 
 
 ITALY. 
 
 Isaiali. Alexander, J. A. Translation and explana- 
 tion of 32-1374 
 
 — • Barnes, A. Notes on . . . 32-738 
 
 — Cowles, H. Notes on . . . 32-2455 
 - Lowth, R. New translation of . 32-132 
 
 Isenberg, C. W., and J. L. Krapf. Journals of 
 missionaries, detailing their proceedings in the 
 kingdom of Shoa, and journeys in other parts 
 of Abyssinia, in 1839-42 ; with a geographical 
 memoir of Abyssinia and southeastern Africa, 
 by James McQueen. L., 1843 . 32-1568 
 
 Isidora. Mme Dudevant . . . 34-3683.96 
 
 Island empire ; or, the scenes of the first exile of the 
 emperor Napoleon I, by the author of '" Blon- 
 delle." Ph., 1855 . . . 27''-2295 
 
 Island home ; or, the young castaways. J. F. Bow- 
 man 18-375 
 
 Island world of the Pacific. H. T. Cheever 
 
 29''-87 
 
 Island world, stories of the. C. Nordhoff" 29''-139 
 
 Islands of Scotland, journey to. S. Johnson 27''-788 
 
 Isle of France. See Mauritius. 
 
 Isle of Man. Britton, J., and E. W. Brayley 
 V. 3 of 27''-474 
 
 — Gumming, J. G. The Isle of Man ; its history, 
 
 etc 27i'-913 
 
 — Harrison, W. Bibliotheca Monensis 21-195 
 
 — The lex scripta ; comprehending the ancient 
 
 ordinances and statute laws, to the present 
 
 date. Douglas, 1819. 8° . . 2-204 
 
 Isle of Palms. J.Wilson . . . 23-545 
 
 Isle of Wight. Brayley, E. W., and Britton, J. 
 
 ■ . V. 6 of 27^-474 
 
 — Abbott, J. Visit to . . . 18-3^ 
 Islington, walks through. T. Cromwell 27*'-469 
 Isocrates. Orationes. Recognovit G. E. Benseler. 
 
 Lips., 1851 34-323 
 
 — Orations and epistles. Trans, by J. Dinsdale 
 
 L., 17'i2. 8» . . . . 33-702 
 
 Isometrical drawing. E. Sopwith , 5-124 
 
 Israel. Birks, T. R. Exodus of . 32-1513 
 
 — Ewald, H. History of . . . 32-2521 
 
 — Tristram, H. B. Land of . . 28M94 
 Israel Potter. H. Melville . . . 18-2186 
 Israelid. G. AVells .... 23-643 
 Israelites. Clarke, A. Fleury's manners of 
 
 V. 9 of 32-2244 
 
 — See Jews. 
 
 *' It is never too late to mend." C. Reade 18-2587 
 Italia negli anni 1847-49. G. Pepe . 34-2512 
 Italian cause : its history and its hopes ; Italy's ap- 
 peal to a free nation. L., 1859. 8» 27''-2299 
 Italian confectioner. W. A. Jairin . 6-190 
 
 Italian language. Comelati, G., and J. Davenport. 
 Dictionary of ... . 22-29 
 
 — Elwes, A. Grammar of . . 22-82 
 
 — Monteith, A. H. Italian without a master 
 
 22-170 
 
 — Ollendorf, J. G. New method of learning 
 
 22-188,190 
 
 Italian legends and sketches. J. W. Cummings 
 
 18-3809 
 
 Italian literature. Brancia, F. Lezioni di poetica 
 letteratura Italiana . . . 34-2701 
 
 — Crescimbeni, G. M. Comentari della poesia 
 
 Italiana 34-2504 
 
 — Herbert, C. Italy, and Italian literature 
 
 27''-754 
 
 — Hobhouse, J. C. Essay on . . 22-1090 
 
 — Hunt, J. L. Stories from Italian poets 
 
 18-1556,7 
 
 — Lushington, H. Last Italian poet 27''-2325 
 
 — Panizzi, A. Romantic poetry of the Italians 
 
 34-2500 
 
 — Pierotti, G. D. Giardino del parnasso 34-2700 
 
 — Roscoe, T. Italian novelists . 18-1589 
 
 — Rossetti, D. G. Early Italian poets 23-639 
 
 — Simpson, L. F. Literature of Italy 22-1204 
 
 — Tiraboschi, G. Storia della letteratura Italiana 
 
 . . . . . 34-2507 
 
 Italian poets. Hunt, J. L. Stories from, with 
 lives of writers .... 18-1556,7 
 
 — Stebbing, H. Lives of . , , 30-1307 
 Italian sketch-book. H. T. Tuckerman 27''-211 
 Italian tragedy ; historical memoir. J. C. Walker 
 
 22-890 
 
 Italians at home. F. Lewald . . 27''-390 
 Italic. A. F. Artaud de Mentor . . 34-4889 
 Itaiiens et flamands. A. Dumas . 34-3260 
 
 Italy. History. 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. History of . . 27''-2120 
 
 — Bazancourt, |Baron de. Campagne de 1859 
 
 34-4852 
 
 — Beaumont- Vassy, E. de. Etats Itaiiens depuis 
 
 le congres de Vienne . . . 34-4866 
 
 — Botta, C. Italy during the consulate and em- 
 
 pire 27='-2158 
 
 — Butt, I. History of . . . 27=^-2171 
 
 — Forbes, C. S. Campaign of Garibaldi in the two 
 
 Sicilies 27''-2222 
 
 — Gallenga, A. Fra Dolcino and his times 
 
 27''-2232 
 
 Italy in 1848 .... 27'^-2231 
 
 Italy, past and present . . 27^^-2230 
 
 — Guicciardini, F. History of, 1490-1532 27«-2271 
 
 — Italian cause ; its history and hopes 27^-2299 
 
 — Ives, J. C. Military map of the seat of war, 
 
 (1859) 25-180 
 
 — Lushington, H. War of 1848,9 . 27«-2325 
 
 — Manning, A. Story of . . . 27''-2347 
 
 — Marguerittps, J. de. War of 1859 27''-2351 
 
 — Pepe, G. L' Italia negli anni 1847-9 34-2512 
 Narrative of events in, 1847-9 . 27''-2402 
 
 — Procter, Col. History of . . 27''-2429 
 
 — Ranke, L. History of the popes 27''-2439,40 
 
 — Sforzosi, L. Compendious history of 2'J*-2461 
 
 — Sismondi, J. C. L. de. Histoire de la liberte en 
 
 Italie 34-4710 
 
 History of the Italian republics . 27^-2467,8 
 
 Repubiiquesltaliennesdu moyen age 34—4524 
 
 — Spalding, W. Italy and the Italian isles 
 
 27''-2473,4 
 
 — Texier, E. Guerre d'ltalie, (1859) 34-5506 
 
 — Vicissitudes of .... 27»-2492 
 
 — Society, religion, etc. 
 
 — Arthur, W. Italy in transition . 27''-565 
 
 — Blood, W. Missionary tour in . 27*'-705 
 
 — Colquhoun, J. C. Life in Italy in the olden time 
 
 27'^-1652 
 
 — Gretton, Mrs. G. Englishwoman in 27"-582 
 
 — Gorani, J. Memoiressecrefset critiques 34-5388 
 
 — Hemans, C. I. Ancient Christianity and sacred 
 
 art in 27"-2273 
 
 — Hilton, D. Brigandage in . . 27^-2274 
 
 — Kemble, F. A. Year of consolation 27''-61 
 
 — King, S. W. Valleys of the Pennine Alps 
 
 27''-479 
 
 — Lester, C. E. Mv consulship . 27''-291 
 
 — Lewald, F. Italians at home . , 27''-390 
 
 — Lyman, T., jr. Political state of . 27''-2328 
 
 — Maifei, A. Brigand life in . . 27"-2342 
 
 — Malioney, S. J. Monasteries of . 27''-78 
 
 — Moens, W. J. C. English travellers and Italian 
 
 brigands 27''-783 
 
 — Talmadge, W. Letters from Florence on relig- 
 
 ious reform movements . . 32-1922 
 
 — Taylor, A. Convent life in . . 27''-619 
 
 — Trollope, T. Social aspects of the Italian revo- 
 
 lution 27"-2486 
 
 — Wylie, J. A. Awakening of . . 27''-811 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — Addison, J. Remarks on . . ST^-GSS 
 
 — Alvord, H. Letters from abroad . 27''-904 
 
 — Baedeker, K. Handbook for travellers in 27''-951 
 
 — Beckford, W. Italy . . . 27''-68,70 
 
 — Bell, J. Observations on . . 27''-63 
 
 — Blessington, M. P., Countess of. Idler in 27''-65 
 
 — Bremer, F. Two years in . . 27''-585 
 
 — Broughton, J. C. H., Ld. Remarkson 27»'-476 
 
 — Buckingham, J. S. Tour in . . 27''-258 
 
ITALY. 
 
 301 
 
 JACKSON. 
 
 Italy. Travels and description. 
 
 — Cadell, W. A. Journey in . . ST^-SSO 
 
 — Chateaubriand, R, F. A. de. Voyage en Italic 
 
 34-5413 
 
 — Channing, B. H. Sisters abroad . 27'^-438 
 
 — Cobbe, F. P. Italics ; notes on I. 27b-699 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. Gleanings in . ST^-Tl 
 
 — Costello, L. S. Tour to and from Venice 
 
 27''-73 
 
 — Dickens, C. Pictures from . . 27''-73 
 
 — Dupaty, C. M. J. B. M. Italic en 1785 34-4205 
 
 — Eustace, J. C. Classical tour through 27''- 74 
 
 — Ferber, J. J. Travels in . . 27''-75 
 
 — Forsyth, J. Remarks on . . 27'*-775 
 
 — Gasparin, Mme A. de. Au bord de la mer 
 
 34-5011 
 
 — Gould, W. M. Zephyrs from . 27''-264 
 
 — Handbook for northern I. . . 27''-492 
 
 Central 1 27''-493 
 
 Southern 1 27''-494 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Letters from . 27^-203 
 
 — Herbert, C. Italy and Italian literature 27''-754 
 
 — Hillard, G. S. Six months in . 27''-315 
 
 — Hoare, R. C. Classical tour through 27''-1205 
 
 — Honan, M. B. Adventures in . 27''-274 
 
 — Howells, W. D. Italian journeys 27''-916 
 
 — Jameson, A. Diary of an ennuyee 27''-444 
 
 — Janin, J. Sketches of . . , 27''-333 
 
 — Journal of a tour in . . . 27''-77 
 
 — Lady's tour round Monte Rosa . 27''-532 
 
 — Lemaistre, J. G. ' Travels in . 27i'-832 
 
 — Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, F. Letters from 27''-753 
 
 — Montaigne, M. E. de. Journey into, 1580-1581 
 
 33-302 
 .— Morgan, lady. ' Italy . . ' 27''-79;1226 
 
 — Norton, C. E. Notes on . . 27''-560 
 
 — Peale, R. Notes on . . , 27'>-80 
 
 — Pleitfer, I. Visit to . . . 28''-159 
 
 — Raumer, F. von. Italy and the Italians 27"'-268 
 
 — Reade, J. E. Observations on . 27''-292 
 
 — Remusat, C. de. Notes d'un voyage en 34-4655 
 
 — Richard. Guide du voyageur en . 34-5432 
 
 — St. John, B. Sub-Alpine kingdom 27''-416 
 
 — Scott, J. Sketches of . . . 27''-170 
 
 — Shelley, Mrs. M. W. Rambles in . 27''-173 
 
 — Shelley, P. B. Letters from v. 2 of 33-238 
 
 — TroUope, T. A. Lenten journey 27''-411 
 Visit to 27^-312 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Italian sketch book 
 
 27''-211 
 
 — Turnbull, R. Sketches of . . 37''-755 
 
 — Wilson, W. R. Route through . 37MB9 
 
 — Wordsworth, C. Tour in . . 37''-653 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Artaud de Mentor, A. F. Italic . 34-4889 
 
 — Azeglio, M. d'. Recollections of 30-3418 
 
 — Burney, C. Tour to collect materials for history 
 
 of music 5-1040 
 
 — Daelli, G. A relic of the revolution of 1849 
 
 5-748 
 
 — Donaldson, W. J. Varronianus . 28-423 
 
 — Gardel, J. S. H. Conversations on 34-5030 
 
 — Jervis, W. P. Mineral resources of 1-180 
 
 — Mommsen, T. Earliest inhabitants of 27»-2359 
 
 — Moncrietf, C. C. S. Irrigation in . 4-319 
 
 — Taine, H. Italy, Rome, and Naples 27^-938 
 
 — See Garabaldi ; Inquisition ; Papacy ; Papal 
 
 *** ; Popery ; Popes ; Reformation ; Roman 
 Catholicism ; Urbino. 
 Italy, a poem. S. Rogers . . . 23-200 
 Itiueraire de Paris a Jerusalem. R. F. A. de Chat- 
 eaubriand 34-5408 
 
 Itinerant, the. S. W. Ryley . . 30-463 
 
 Itinerant side. S. A. Babcock . . 18-240 
 
 Ivanhoe. Sir W. Scott . . . 18-2763 
 Ivauhoe masonic quartettes. T. C. Pollock 5-967 
 Ivar ; or, the Skjut's boy. E. F. Carlen 18-578 
 Ivers, H. F. Audibleness of thought demonstrated 
 and its use explained. By Alethinos. 2d ed. 
 L., 1866 32-2401 
 
 Ives, E., jr. Mozart collection of sacred music. B., 
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 Ives, J. C. Military map of the seat of war in 
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 — Report upon the Colorado river of the west. 
 
 W., 1861. 4° . . . . 26''-1003 
 Ivors. Miss E. M. Sewell . . . 18-2812 
 Ivry. T. B. Macaulay . , . 23-405 
 
 Ivywall. T. S. Donoho . . . 23-579 
 
 Jack and the tanner. Miss A. Manning 18-2040 
 Jack Halyard. W. S. Cardell . . 18-563 
 
 Jack Hinton. C. Lever . . . 18-1879 
 
 Jack Hopeton. W. W. Turner . . 18-3348 
 Jack in the forecastle. J. S. Sleeper . 18-2911 
 Jack Morgan songster, the. Raleigh, 1864 
 
 26M998 
 
 Jack of the mill. Wm. Howitt . 18-1509,3652 
 Jack Sheppard. W. H. Ainsworth . 18-127 
 
 Jack Tier. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-721 
 
 Jackman, I. Hero and Leander. B. D. v. 1 
 
 24-143 
 
 Jackson, A. Dusenberry, B. M. Monument to the 
 
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 — Eaton, J. H. Life of . . . 30-253 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Life of . . . 30-707 
 
 — Jenkins, J. S. Life and public services of, with 
 
 Bancroft's eulogy . . . 30-607 
 
 — Mayo, R. Jacksonian diplomacy . 26''-134 
 
 — Memoirs of, by a citizen of Massachusetts. Ph., 
 
 1831 30-1583 
 
 — Parton, J. Life of . . . 30-1033 
 
 — Presentation of the sword of J. to Congress. 
 
 W., 1855. 8» . . . . 30-1606 
 
 — Waldo, S. P. Memoirs of . . 30-253 
 
 — Walker, A. Jackson and New Orleans 26''-331 
 
 — Duane, W. J. Narrative of removal of de- 
 
 posits 26='-818 
 
 Jackson, C. Vindication of the Marquis of Dalhou- 
 
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 . • • . . . . 28''-235 
 
 Jackson, C. T. Report on the geological and agricul- 
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 Jackson, D., jr. Alonzo and Melissa . 18-1598 
 
 Jackson, E. W. Gymnastics for the fingers and 
 wrist, for developing and strengthening the 
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 Jackson, G. Check journal, upon the principle of 
 double entry ; forming a system of book- 
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 Jackson, H. Account of the churches in Rhode 
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 Jackson, I. W. Elementary treatise on mechanics. 
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 — Elementary treatise on optics. N. Y., 1848. 
 
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 Jackson, James. Letters to a young physician. B., 
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 — Memoir of .Tames Jackson, jr. ; with extracts 
 
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 Jackson, John. Treatise on wood engraving ; 
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 Jackson, J. Christian ministry. Ph., 1855. 8° 
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 — Townsend, A. A. Memoir of . 30-981 
 Jackson, John, F. 8. A. Reflections on the com- 
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 Jackson, John, jr. History of the city and cathedral 
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 Jackson, J. B. S. Descriptive catalogue of the 
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 Jackson, J. G. Account of the empire of Morocco 
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JACKSON. 
 
 302 
 
 JAMES II. 
 
 Jackson, J. R. What to observe ; or, the traveller's 
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 — See Manual of geographical science 25-74 
 Jackson, M. C. Maud Skillicorne's penance 18-1600 
 Jackson, R. E. Scoresby. See Scoresby-Jackson, 
 
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 Jackson, R. M. S. The mountain. Ph., 1860 9-939 
 
 Jackson, S. Laws of organic molecular action. Ph., 
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 Jackson, T. Our dumb companions. L. Sm. 4° 
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 Jackson, T., and R. Sanderson. Two treatises on 
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 Ph., 1844 32-1388 
 
 Jackson, T. J. Addey, M. Life of , 30-1441 
 
 — Cooke, J. E. Life of . . . 30-1761 
 
 — Daniels, J. M. Life of . . . 30-1462 
 
 — Life and military career of. [See Davis, J.] 
 
 30-1831 
 
 Jackson, W. M. Cummins, G. D. Sketch of the 
 
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 Jackson, Z. Shakspeare's genius justified ; being 
 
 restorations and illustrations of seven hundred 
 
 passages in Shakspeare's plays. L. ,1819. 8" 
 
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 Jacob, Antoine. See Montfleury. 
 
 Jacob, P. L. (bibliophile.) See Lacroix, P. 
 
 Jacob, S., et al. History of the Ottoman empire, 
 
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 Jacob, W. Historical inquiry into the production 
 
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 Ph., 1832. 8» 1-129 
 
 Jacob Faithful. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2072 
 Jacobinism, memoirs of. A. Barruel 27''-3366 
 
 Jacobites. Mackay, C. Jacobite songs and ballads 
 
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 — Thomson, Mrs. Memoirs of, 1715-1745 27''-1136 
 
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 Jacobs, M. Notes on the rebel invasion of Mary- 
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 Jacobs, T. J. Scenes, incidents, and adventures in 
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 Jacob's well. J. R. Macduff . . 32-539 
 
 Jacobsen, F. J. Laws of the sea, with reference to 
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 Jacobsen, J. Revelations of a police court interpre- 
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 Jacobus, M. W. Notes, critical and explanatory of 
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 — Notes on the gospels, critical and explanatory — 
 
 Matthew. 6th ed. N. Y., 1853 32-442 
 
 Mark and Luke. N. Y., 1853 32-443 
 
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 Jacqueline of Holland. T. C. Grattan 18-1257 
 
 Jacquemont, V. Correspondance pendant son voy- 
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 34-3421 
 
 Jacquerie. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1629 
 Jacques, D. H. The barn-yard ; a manual of cat- 
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 breed and rear the vaiious species of domestic 
 animals ; with a chapter on bee-keeping. 
 N. Y., 1866 .... 4-247 
 
 — The farm ; a manual of practical agriculture. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 .... 4-248 
 
 — The garden ; a manual of practical horticulture ; 
 
 or, how to cultivate vegetables, fruits, and 
 flowers. N. Y., 1866 . . . 4-246 
 
 — Hints toward physical perfection ; or, the phil- 
 
 osophy of human beauty ; showing how to 
 acquire and retain bodily symmetry, health, 
 and vigor. N. Y., 1859 . . 10-179 
 
 Jacques, J. Croquet ; the laws and regulations of 
 the game ; with a description of the imple- 
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 Jacques. Mme Dudevant . . . 34-3694 
 
 Jacques Bonneval. A. Manning . 18-3913 
 
 Jacquut, C. J. B. [E. de Mirecourt.] Les contem- 
 
 porains ; Balzac, Karr, Sue, Dumas, Dumas 
 
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 Beranger; Beauvallet ; Samson. P., 1855,6 
 
 34-4402 
 
 Dejazet ; Rachel ; Augustine Brohan ; Rose 
 
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 34-4401 
 
 Guizot, Lamartine, Ravignan, Ricord. P., 
 
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 P., 1856 34-4400 
 
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 Jaeniscli, C. F. de. Chess preceptor ; a new analy- 
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 Jager, Tabbe. Le Celibat ecclesiastique, dans ses 
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 Jago, R. (Walsh's Br. poets) . . 23-62 
 
 Jahn, J. Biblical archaeology, translated with ad- 
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 — History of the Hebrew commonwealth. Trans. 
 
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 And., 1828. 80 ... . 32-113 
 
 Jahn, 0. See Gothe. 
 
 Jahr, G. H. G. Homoeopathic treatment of the dis- 
 eases of females and infants. Trans, by C. 
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 Jail journal. Mitchel, J. Five years in British 
 prisons 30-2400 
 
 Jaimson, G. The revolutionary soldier. F's M. D. 
 v. 34 24-113 
 
 Jamaica. Bigelow, J. J. in 1850 . 26»'-212 
 
 — Eyre, E. J. Papers laid before the royal com- 
 
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 — Finlason, W. F. History of the J. case 26''-963 
 
 — Harvey, T., and W. Brewin. Jamaica in 1866 
 
 26''-679 
 
 — Hume, H. Life of E. J. Eyre . 30-1918 
 
 — New history of, from the earliest accounts to the 
 
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 — Papers relative to the affairs of Jamaica. Pre- 
 
 sented, Feb., 1866. L., 1866. f' 26''-1208 
 
 — Phillippo, J. M. Past and present state of 
 
 26^-372 
 
 — Pim, B. The negro and Jamaica . 26^-971 
 
 — Price, G. Jamaica and the colonial office 
 
 26^-844 
 
 — Report of the Jamaica royal commission. L., 
 
 1866. f" 26^-1209 
 
 — Return to two addresses of the house of lords. 
 
 1864. f 26''-1207 
 
 — Underbill, E. B. Letter on the condition of 
 
 26''-876 
 
 — See Dallas, R. C. 
 
 James. Barnes, A. Notes on . . 32-704 
 
 — Lange, J. P., and J. J. van Oosterzee. Com- 
 
 mentary on 32-2034 
 
 James I of England and VI of Scotland. Aikin, L. 
 Memoirs of the court of . . 30-8 
 
 — Correspondence with Cecil and others. Cam- 
 
 den soc. pub. V. 78 . . . 27''-195 
 
 — D'Israeli, 1. Character of . . 22-1023 
 
 — Goodman, G. Court of. . . 27''-464 
 
 — Harris, W. Life and writings of . 27''-523 
 
 — Letters. Canulen soc. pub. v. 46 . 27''-195 
 
 — Times of. See Camden soc. pub. v. 12 27*-195 
 
 — Williams, R. F. Court and times of 27''-610 
 James II of Eng. Carrel, A. Counter-revolution 
 
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 — D'Alton, J. Irish army list . . 27''-320 
 
 — Fox, C. J. History of the reign of 27*-422 
 
 — Pepys, S. Diary .... 27''-942 
 
JAMES. 
 
 303 
 
 JAMESON. 
 
 James, Edwin. Account of an expedition from 
 Pittsburg to the Rocky mountains, 1819-20, 
 under command of Stephen H. Long. Ph., 
 1823. 3 V. 8" With atlas. 40 26''-72 
 
 James, Edwin, barrister. Banl^rupt law of the U. S. ; 
 
 with principles and practice. N. Y., 1867. 8° 
 
 2-317 
 
 James, Mrs. E. Wanderings of a beauty 18-1656 
 
 James, G. P. R. Dark scenes of history. N. Y., 
 1850 29=^-59 
 
 — History of Charlemagne, with a sketch of the 
 
 state and history of France from the fall of the 
 Roman empire to the rise of the Carlovingian 
 dynasty. L., 1847. 8° . . 30-624 
 
 — The history of chivalry. N. Y., 1839 29=^-17 
 
 — History of the life of Richard Cceur de Leon, 
 
 king of England. L., 1854. 2 v. 27''-615 
 
 — Life and times of Louis XIV. New ed. L., 
 
 1851. 2v 27''-1761 
 
 — Life of Edward, the black prince, and history 
 
 of various events connected therewith. Ph., 
 
 1842. 2v 30-143 
 
 ■ — Life of Henry IV, king of France and Navarre. 
 N. Y., 1847. 2 V. . . . 30-259 
 
 — Lives of Cardinal de Retz, J. B. Colbert, J. 
 
 De Witt, and the Marquis de Louvois. Ph., 
 1837. 2v. .... 20-256,8 
 
 — Lives of the Cardinal de Richelieu, Count Ox- 
 
 en-stiern. Count Olivarez, and Cardinal Ma- 
 zarin. Ph., 1836. 2 v. . . 30-461,258 
 
 — Memoirs of celebrated women. Ph., 1839. 2 v. 
 
 30-257 
 
 — Memoirs of great commanders. New ed. L., 
 
 1858 30-1010 
 
 — Novels, viz. : Agincourt . . 18-1601 
 
 Agnes Sorel .... 18-1602 
 
 Aims and obstacles . . . 18-1602 
 
 Ancient regime . . . 18-1603 
 
 Arabella Stuart . . . 18-1604 
 
 Arrah Neil ; or, times of old . 18-1605 
 
 Attila 18-1606 
 
 Beauchamp .... 18-1607 
 
 The brigand .... 18-3650 
 
 Castelneau. (Same as Ancient regime) 
 
 18-1603 
 
 Castle of Ehrenstein . . 18-1607 
 
 Cavalier 18-1609 
 
 Charles Tyrrell ; or, the bitter blood 18-1610 
 
 The commissioner . . . 18-1659 
 
 The convict .... 18-1611 
 
 Corse de Leon ; or, the brigand 18-1612 
 
 Darnley ; or, the field of the cloth of gold 
 
 18-1613 
 
 De L'Orme .... 18-1615 
 
 Delaware 18-1614 
 
 Desultory man . . . 18-1616 
 
 The fate 18-1618 
 
 Forest days ; a romance of old times 18-1619 
 
 The forgery . . . . 18-1618 
 
 Gentleman of the old school . 18-1621 
 
 Gipsy 18-1622 
 
 Gowrie ; or, the king's plot . 18-1623 
 
 Heidelberg .... 18-1624 
 
 Henry Masterton . . . 18-1626 
 
 Henry of Guise . . . 18-1625 
 
 Henry Smeaton, a Jacobite . 18-1627 
 
 Huguenot ; a tale of the French protestants 
 
 18-1628 
 
 Jacquerie 18-1629 
 
 King's highway . . . 18-1631 
 
 Leonora D'Orco . , . 18-1623 
 
 Life and adventures of John Marston Hall 
 
 18-1630 
 
 Lord Montague's page . . 18-1633 
 
 Man-at-arms ; or, Henry de Cerons 18-1634 
 
 Mary of Burgundy ; or, the revolt of Ghent 
 
 18-1635 
 
 Morley Ernstein . . . 18-1636 
 
 My aunt Pontypool . - . 18-1637 
 
 Old dominion .... 18-1638 
 
 James, G. P. R. Novels. Old oak chest 18-1638 
 
 Pequinillo .... 18-1640 
 
 Philip Augustus ; or, the brothers in arms 
 
 18-1641 
 
 Richelieu 18-1642 
 
 The robber .... 18-1643 
 
 Rose D'Albert ; or, troublous times 18-1644 
 
 Russell ; a tale of the reign of Charles II 
 
 18-1645 
 
 Sir Theodore Broughton ; or. Laurel water 
 
 18-1646 
 
 Smuggler . . . . . 18-1647 
 
 Stepmother .... 18-1648 
 
 String of pearls . . . 18-1650 
 
 Thirty years since . . . 18-1652 
 
 Ticonderoga .... 18-1652 
 
 A whim, and its consequences 18-1653 
 
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 — and M. B. Field. Adrian ; or, the clouds of 
 
 the mind 18-1657 
 
 James, Henry. Lectures and miscellanies. N. Y., 
 
 1852 33-855 
 
 James, Sir H. See Scott, A. de C. . 6-1017 
 
 James, H. F. Abolitionism unveiled . 18-1599 
 James, J. A. The Christian father's present to his 
 
 children. N. Y., 1853 . . 32-479 
 
 — Christian hope. N. Y., 1859 . 32-758 
 
 — Christian progress : sequel to the Anxious in- 
 
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 — An earnest ministry the want of the times. N. 
 
 Y., 1851 32-1400 
 
 — Female piety : the young woman's friend and 
 
 guide. N. Y., 1853 . . . 32-1578 
 
 — Pastoral addresses ; chiefly on the subject of 
 
 Christian duty. N. Y., 1852 . 32-343 
 
 — Young man from home. N. Y., 1840 33-437 
 
 — The young man's friend and guide. 2d ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 32-409 
 
 — Campbell, J. History and character of 
 
 30-1306 
 
 — Dale, R. W. Life and letters of; with auto- 
 
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 James, J. H. Guide to the formation and manage- 
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 James, J. T. Journal of a tour in Germany, Sweden, 
 
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 27''-809 
 
 James, Thomas, D. D. Treatise on the corruptions of 
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 James, Thomas, Lt.-Col. History of the Herculean 
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 James, W. Naval history of Great Britain, from the 
 declaration of war by France in 1793 to the 
 accession of George IV. New ed., with ad- 
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 — Naval occurrencesof the late war between Great 
 
 Britain and the U. S. L., 1817. 8" 26"-987 
 James Meetwell ; or, incidents in the life of a Scottish 
 
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 James Montjoy. A. S. Roe . . . 18-2675 
 Jameson, Mrs. A. M. Beauties of the court of 
 
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 — Characteristics of women, moral, poetical, and 
 
 historical. B. 8° . . . 24-207 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1833 . . . 24-207* 
 
 — Commonplace book of thoughts, memories, and 
 
 fancies, original and selected. N. Y., 1855 
 . 33-528 
 
 — Companion to the most celebrated private gal- 
 
 leries of art in London. L., 1844 5-175 
 
 — Diary of an ennuyee. B., 1857 . 27''-444 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1834 . . . 33-1154 
 
 — History of our Lord as exemplified in works of 
 
 art ; with that of his types, St. John the Bap- 
 tist; and other persons of the old and new 
 testament. Continued and completed by Lady 
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JAMESON. 
 
 304 
 
 JARDINE. 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. A. M. Legends of the monastic 
 orders, as represented in the fine arts. B., 
 1865 5-100 
 
 — Memoirs and essays illustrative of art, literature, 
 
 and social morals. N. Y., 1846 . 33-228 
 
 — Same. L., 1846 .... 33-229 
 
 — Memoirs of celebrated female sovereigns. N. 
 
 Y., 1839. 2 V 30-254 
 
 — Memoirs of the early Italian painters, and of the 
 
 progress of painting in Italy. L., 1858 5-134 
 
 — Memoirs of the loves of the poets. Ph., 1844 
 
 22-1104 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1833. 2 v. . . 22-1103 
 
 — Sacred and legendary art. L., 1857. 2 v. 8° 
 
 .... . . . 5-98 
 
 — Sisters of charity, catholic and protestant ; and 
 
 the communion of labor. B., 1857 2-736 
 
 — Same. Newed. With a letter to the Right Hon. 
 
 Lord John Russell. L., 1859 . 2-737 
 
 — Sketches of art, literature, and character. B., 
 
 1857 5-102 
 
 — Social life in Germany illustrated in the acted 
 
 dramas of the Princess Amelia, of Saxony. 
 L., 1840. 2 V 24-173 
 
 — Visits and sketches at home and abroad ; with 
 
 tales and miscellanies ; and the " Diary of an 
 ennuyee." N. Y., 1834. 2 v. 33-1154 
 
 — Winter studies and summer rambles in Canada. 
 
 N. Y., 1839. 2 V. . . . 26''-57 
 
 Jameson, J. A. Constitutional convention ; its 
 
 history, powers, and modes of proceeding. 
 
 N. Y., 1867. 8» ... 2-738 
 
 Jameson, R. Historical record of the seventy -ninth 
 
 regiment of foot ; or, Cameron highlanders. 
 
 E., 1863 27''-1338 
 
 — et al. Narrative of discovery and adventure 
 
 in Africa, from the earliest ages to the present 
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 Jameson, R. G. Australia and her gold regions ; 
 description of its geology, climate, products, 
 natives, agriculture, mineral resources, so- 
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 — New Zealand, South Australia, and New South 
 
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 Jameson. See .laimson. 
 
 Jamieson, A. Mechanics for practical men. L., 
 
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 Jamieson, Frances. Historical gleanings at home 
 
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 Jamieson, G. Essentials of philosophy, wherein its 
 
 constituent principles are traced throughout 
 
 the various departments of science. E., 
 
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 Jamieson, R. Heroic and romantic ballads. Trans. 
 
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 Jamison, I). F. Life and times of Berlrand Du 
 
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 Jane Bouverie. C. Sinclair . . 18-2894 
 
 Jane Eyre. Charlotte Bronte . . 18-428 
 
 Jane Seaton. J. Grant . . . 18-1249 
 
 Jane Talbot. C. B. Brown . . 18-451 
 
 Janet, Paul. La famille — Le9ons de philosophic 
 
 morale. 4 meed. P., 1861 . 34-3423 
 
 — Materialism of the present day ; a critique of Dr. 
 
 Biichner's system. Trans, from the French 
 
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 Janet Strong. V. F. Townsend . 18-3259 
 
 Janeway, J. J. Unlawful marriage ; an answer to 
 
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 32-2150 
 
 Janeway, T. L. Memoir of the Rev. J. J. Janeway. 
 
 Ph., 1861 30-1537 
 
 Janin, J. G. L'Ane mort. P., 1860 34^3424 
 
 — Barnave. P., 1860 . . . 84-3425 
 
 — Beranger et son temps. P., 1866 . 34-3423 
 
 — Contes non estampilles ; Lucinde, les harnais 
 
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 Janin, J. G. Sketches of Genoa, Pisa, and Flor- 
 ence ; with a description of the cathedral of 
 Milan. Ph., 1854 . . . 27'^-833 
 
 Janney, S. M. Conversations on religious subjects. 
 4th ed. Ph., 1860 . . . 32-1086 
 
 — Familiar dialogues. Ph., 1860 . 32-1086 
 
 — History of the religious society of Friends, from 
 
 its rise to 1828. 2ded. Ph., 1860-7. 4 v. 32-1019 
 
 — Life of George Fox ; with dissertations on his 
 
 views concerning the Christian church. Ph., 
 1853. 8» 30-763 
 
 — Life of William Penn ; with selections from his 
 
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 1852. 8" 30-676 
 
 Jansenists. Neale, J. M. So-called Jansenist church 
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 — Pascal, B. Provincial letters . 82-285 
 
 — Tregelles, S. P. The Jansenists . 32-871 
 
 — Beard, C. Port Royal . . . 32-963 
 Janson, C. W. The stranger in America ; observa- 
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 1807. 4° 26''-474 
 
 January and June. B. F. Taylor . 33-1151 
 
 Janvier, F. D. Skeleton monk ; and other poems. 
 
 Ph., 1861 23-786 
 
 Japan. Alcock, R. Three years residence in 28*^-414 
 
 — Caddell, C. M. Missions in . . 32-1748 
 
 — Cornwallis, K. Two visits to . 28b-308 
 
 — Fortune, R. Journey to capital of 28''-311 
 
 — Golownin, W. Captivity in, 1811-13 28b-491 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. Narrative of expedition under 
 
 Com. Perry .... 28''-912,4 
 
 — Hildreth, R. Japan as it was and is 28''-123 
 
 — Johnston, J. G. China and Japan 29''-185 
 
 — Kaempfer, E. History of . . 28''-149 
 
 — Macfarlane, C. Historical account of 28"-! 25 
 
 — Manners and customs of the Japanese 28''-551 
 
 — Moges, Marquis de. Embassade en Chine et au 
 
 Japon 34-5405 
 
 Embassy to J 28^-343 
 
 — Oliphant, L. Mission to . . 28'^-338 
 
 — Osborn, S. Cruise in Japanese waters 29''-173 
 
 — Rennie, D. F. British arms (1860-63) 28''-474 
 
 — Silver, J. M. W. Manners and customs of the 
 
 Japanese 28''-923 
 
 — Smith, G. Ten weeks in . . 28''-369 
 
 — Spalding, J. W. Japan and around the world 
 
 28^-301 
 
 — Steinmetz, A. Japan and her people 38''-376 
 
 — Tilley, H. A. Japan, the Amoor, and the Pa- 
 
 cific 39^-193 
 
 — Tomes, R. Americans in . . 28'^-238 
 
 — Westfield, T. C. Manners and customs of Jap- 
 
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 Japanese grammar. J. J. Hoffmann . 22-375 
 
 Japanese lyrical odes. F. V. Dickins 23-947 
 
 Japhet in search of a father. Fr. Marryat 18-3073 
 Japp, A. H. The three great teachers. L., 1865 
 
 . 80-1730 
 
 Jardin du chanoine. L. Ulbach . . 34-4917 
 
 Jardin des plantes. P. Boitard . . 34-4956 
 
 Jardine, A. Letters from Barbary, France, Spain, 
 
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 Jardine, D. Criminal trials, (L. E. K.) L., 1833 
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 27''-625 
 
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 (1-4.) Birdsof Great Britain and Ireland. Editor. With 
 
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 ._ (.5 ) Suu birds. Editor. Mem of F. Willughby. 
 
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JARDINE. 
 
 305 
 
 JEBB. 
 
 Jardine, Sir W., (ed.) I-XIV. Ornithology. 
 
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 XV-XXVII. Mammdlia . 9-594 
 
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 Mem. Cuvier. 
 (17.) British quadrupeds. W. MacGillivray. Mem. 
 
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 (18,19 ) Dogs. C. H. Smith. Mems. Pallas and Azara. 
 
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 — — — (21.) Deer, antelopes, camels, Ac. Editor. Mem. Cam- 
 
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 (22.) Goats, sheep, oxen, &c. Editor. Mem. John Hun- 
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 (23.) Thick skinned quadrupeds. Editor. Mem. H. 
 
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 (24.) Marsupialia. G. R. Waterhouse. Mem. John Bar- 
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 (2).) Amphibious carnivora, herbivorous, cetacea, &c. 
 
 R. Hamilton. Mem. F. Perou. 
 
 (26.) Whale.'*, etc, R. Hamiltou. Mem. Lacepede. 
 
 (2'^) Monkeys. Editor. Mem. Button. 
 
 XXVIII-XXXIV. Entomology 9-595 
 
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 (23 ) British butterflies. Mem. Werner. 
 
 (30.) British moths, sphinxes, &c. Jas. Duncan. Mem. 
 
 Maria S. Meiiac. 
 
 (31.) Foreign butterflies. Mem. Lamarck. 
 
 (32.) Exotic moths. Jas. Duncan. Mem. Lalreille. 
 
 (33.) Beetles. Jas. Duncan. Mem. John Ray. 
 
 (34 ) Bees. Mem. F. Huber. 
 
 XXXV-XL. Ichthyology . 9-596 
 
 (35.) Fishes, particularly their structure and economi- 
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 (36.37.) British fishes. R. Hamilton. Mem. W. Ronde- 
 
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 (38 ) Perch family. Editor Mem. Sir J. Banks. 
 
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 — See Agassiz, L., in Supplement. 
 
 Jardins, les, poeme. J. Delille . . 34-4042 
 
 Jargal. V. Hugo 18-1541 
 
 Jarretiere rose. C. Deslys . . . 84-4355 
 Jarrin, W. A. Italian confectioner ; or, complete 
 
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 6-190 
 
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 — The art idea: sculpture, painting, and architec- 
 
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 — Art studies : the " Old Masters" of Italy; paint- 
 
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 — Parisian sights and French principles seen 
 
 through American spectacles. N. Y., 1852 
 27"-279 
 
 Jarvis, C. H. Chiming bells : a new collection of 
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 Jarvis, E. Physiology and laws of health. N. Y., 
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 Jarvis, R. Biographical notice of Com. J. D. El- 
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 Jarvis, S. F. Chronological introduction to the 
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 Jasher, book of, referred to in Joshua and second 
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 Jason, the life and death of; a poem. W. Morris 
 23-958 
 
 Jasper. J. Abbott . . . v. 11 of 18-15 
 
 Jaufry the knight, and the fair Brunissende. Trans, 
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 Jaundice. Murchison, C. Clinicallectures on 10-870 
 
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 Java. Almeida, W. B. d' Life in . 28''-507 
 
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 28'>-408 
 
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 L., 1859 30-1233 
 
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 — Review of the causes and consequences of the 
 
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 32-1350 
 
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 — Evenings with Jesus ; a series of devotional 
 
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 32-555 
 
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 readings for the closet and family. Ph., 1855 
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 Je dine chez ma mere. Decourcelles et Thibousl 
 
 34-3181 
 
 Jeaffreson, J. C. A book about doctors. L., 1860. 
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 — A book about huvyers. N. Y., 1867 2-332 
 
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 — Live it down 18-1667 
 
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 L., 1858. 2 v 22-1106 
 
 — Olive Blake's good work . . 18-1668 
 Jealous wife. J. Pardoe . . . 18-2417 
 Jealousy. [Same as Teverino. ] Mme Dudevaut 
 
 18-915 
 
 Jeames's diary. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 18-3187 ; V. 4 of 18-3193» 
 
 Jean. C. P. de Kock .... 34-4835 
 
 Jean Belin. A de Brehat . . . 18-394 
 
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 Jean Valjean. V. Hugo . . . 18-1589 
 
 Jeanes, W. The modern confectioner ; a practical 
 
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 Jeanie's quiet life. By the author of St. Olaves 
 
 18-2669 
 
 .Teanne. Mme Dudevant 
 
 Jeanne d'Albret, reine de Navarre. T 
 
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 Muret 
 
 34-3955 
 34-4161 
 18-4151 
 
 Dumanoir el 
 34-3192 
 
 Jeanne de la Roche. Mme Dudevant 
 
 Jeanne de Vaudreuil 
 
 Jeanne qui pleure ct Jeanne qui lit. 
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 Jeans, G. Practical astronomv for the unlearned. 
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 Jeans, T. Always in the way . . 18-4174 
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 Jebb, Rev. John. The choral service of the United 
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 20 
 
JEBB. 
 
 306 
 
 JERROLD. 
 
 Jebb, John, M. D. See Ferrar, J. 
 
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 biograpliical memoirs of eminent men. Car- 
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 4 V. 8" 30-263 
 
 — Manual of parliamentary practice for the use of 
 
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 — Notes on the state of Virginia ; with an appen- 
 
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 Trenton, 1803 .... 26''-118 
 
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 — Dwight, T. Character of . . 30-266 
 
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 34-3186 
 
 Jeffbrson and the American democracy 
 
 26''-486 
 
 Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pa. Smith, Jos. His- 
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 Jeffery, F. J. Genealogical chart ; showing the 
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 L 27^'-2744 
 
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 Jeffrey, R. V. Woodburn . . . 18-1670 
 Jeffreys, G. Woohych, H. W. Life of 30-693 
 
 Jehanne la pucelle. A. Dumas . . 34-3243 
 Jemison, Mary. Seaver, J. E. Life of 30-1195 
 Jenkin, Mrs. C. Cousin Stella . . 18-758 
 
 — Madame de Beaupre . . . 18-4165 
 
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 — Skirmishing 18-2907 
 
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 Jenkins, J. Martyrs of tlie mutiny ; or, trials and 
 
 triumphs of Cliristiaus in the Sepoy rebellion 
 
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 Jenkins, J. S. Heroines of history. Auburn, 1857. 
 
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 — James K. Polk, and the history of his adminis- 
 
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 difficulties with Mexico, settlement of the 
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 — Life and public services of Andrew Jackson, 
 
 including the most important of his state 
 papers ; with eulogy, by G. Bancroft. Buffalo, 
 1850 30-607 
 
 — Life of John C. Calhoun. Auburn, 1851 30-670 
 
 — Life of Silas Wright ; with select speeches. Au- 
 
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 Jenkins, S. Letters on Welsh history, to which is 
 added many of the triads ; also, a plea in be- 
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 Ph., 1852 27"-629 
 
 Jenkins, Thornton A. See Magnetism of ships. 
 
 Jenkinson, Charles. Collection of treaties between 
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 Jenkinson, R. Banks. See Liverpool, earl of. 
 
 Jenks, W. See Comprehensive commentary. 
 
 Jcnner, E., life of. J. Baron . . 30-697 
 
 Jennings, C. The eggs of British birds; with de- 
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 Jennings, E. Hints on sea-risks ; containing some 
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 Jennings, L. J. Eighty years of republican govern- 
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 Jennings, R. Cattle and their diseases ; embracing 
 their history and breeds, crossing and breed- 
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 4-228 
 
 — The horse and his diseases ; his history and 
 
 varieties, breeding, and management, and 
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 — Sheep, swine, and poultry ; the history and 
 
 varieties of each ; the best modes of breeding ; 
 their feeding and management. Ph., 1864 
 
 4-189 
 
 Jenyns, S. Works; with sketclies of tlie history of 
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 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-498 
 
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 Jephson, J. M. Narrative of a w-alking tour in 
 
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 Jephson, R. The court of Narbonne. D. L. T. v. 3 
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 Jerdan, W. Autobiography; with his literary, 
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 — Men I have known. L., 1866 . 30-1916 
 Jeremie, J. A. See Hinds, S., et al. 
 
 Jeremy, H. Law of carriers, innkeepers, warehouse- 
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 L., 1816. 8» . . . . 2-43 
 
 Jermyn, J. Book of English epithets ; with ele- 
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 L., 1849. 8» .... 22-373 
 
 Jerningham. H. E. H. Life in a French chateau. 
 L., 1867 27''-885 
 
 Jerome, C. History of the American clock business 
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 Jerome, G. C. A. Pigault-Lebrim . 34-4818 
 
 Jerome Paturot a la recherclie de la meilleuredcsre- 
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 L. Reybaud 34-3646 
 
 Jerrmann, E. Pictures from St. Petersburg, trans, 
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 Jerrold, D. Adam Buff, and other men of charac- 
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 — Ambrose Gwinnett. F's S. D. v. 24 24-221 
 
 — Black-eyed Susan. F's S. D. v. 30 24-221 
 
 — Brownrigg papers .... 18-1671 
 
 — Cakes and ale 18-1672 
 
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 — Chronicles of Clovernook . 18-1674,3830 
 
 — Comedies. L., 1853 . . . 24-87 
 
 — Comedies and dramas. L., 1854 . 24-59 
 
 — Complete letter writer, by "Punch;" and 
 
 "Punch's Dossay portraits." . 18-1680 
 
 — Man made of money . . . 18-1674 
 
 — Men of character .... 18-1675" 
 
 — Mrs. Caudle's curtain lectures . 18-1676 
 
 — The story of a feather ; the sick ciaut and the 
 
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 — Punch's letters to his son; Punch's complete 
 
 letter-writer ; and sketches of the English 
 18-1677 
 
 — The rent day. F's S. D. v. 4 . 24-221 
 
 — St. Cupid. F'sM. D. V. 7 . . 24-113 
 
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 — Specimens of Douglas Jerrold's wit ; arranged 
 
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 Jerrold, W. B. At liome in Paris; and a trip 
 
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JERROLD. 
 
 307 
 
 JEWELL. 
 
 Jerrokl, W. B. Abrage-beakc;rwith the Swedes ; or, Jessy Allan. 
 
 notes from the north in 1852. L., 1854 27"-7«7 
 
 — The children of Lutetia. L.,1864. 2 v. 27'M17 
 
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 — The French under arms ; being essays on mili- 
 
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 30-1100 
 
 — Paris for the English in 1867. L., 1867 27"-883 
 
 — Signals of distress in refuges and homes of 
 
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 — Two lives : a novel . . . 18-1681 
 Jerrj' and his friends, sequel to. A. A. Dodge 18-889 
 Jersey. Falle, P. Account of . . 27»-388 
 
 — See Channel islands. 
 
 Jerusalem. Barclay, J. T. Jerusalemasit was, is, 
 and is to be . . . . 28*^-251 
 
 — Chateaubriand, R. F. A. de. Itineraire de Paris 
 
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 — Dupuis, J. Two years' residence in 28'*-465 
 
 — Johnson, S. B. Three years in . 28''-267 
 
 — Odenheimer, W. H. Jerusalem and its vicinity 
 
 32-564 
 
 Jerusalem and its environs 
 28'^-321 
 
 — Tweedie, W. K, 
 
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 Jerusalem delivered. See Tasso. 
 Jervis, H. J. W. Ionian islands during the present 
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 — Ireland under British rule. L., 1868. 8° 
 
 27M464 
 
 — Our engines of war, and how we got to make 
 
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 Jervis, J. B. Railway property. Treatise on the 
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 K Y., 1861 6-59 
 
 Jervis, M. Stories of boy-genius from the lives of 
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 1860 30-1602 
 
 Jervis, S. Dictionary of the language of Shaks- 
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 Jervis, W. P. Mineral resources of Central Italy ; 
 including a description of tlie mines and mar- 
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 Jesse, E. Anecdotes of dogs. L., 1858 20-388 
 
 — Favorite haunts and rural studies, including 
 
 visits to spots of interest in the vicinity of 
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 Jesse, G. R. Researches into the history of the 
 
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 Jesse, J. H. George Selwyn and his contempora- 
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 — Literary and historical memorials of London. 
 
 L., 1847. 2 V. 8° . . . 27^-635 
 
 — London and its celebrities ; a second series of 
 
 literary and historical memorials of London. 
 L., 1850. 2 V. 8° . . . 27"-636 
 
 — Memoirs of the court of England during the 
 
 reign of the Stuarts, including the protector- 
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 — Memoirs of the court of England, from the rev- 
 
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 Second. Ph., 1843. 3 v. . . 27''-633 
 
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 Ph., 1846. 2 V 30-267 
 
 Jesse, W. Life of George Brummell. Ph., 1844. 
 
 8° 30-1846 
 
 Jessie. C. Mocquard .... 84-4368 
 Jessie. W. Simonds .... 18-2883 
 Jessie Phillips. Mrs. F. Trollope , 18-3305 
 
 Jessie's flirtations. Miss Curtis . . 18-3600 
 Jessop, W. R. H. Flindersland and Sturtland ; or, 
 
 the inside and outside of Australia. L., 1862. 
 
 2 V. 8° 29''-259 
 
 Grace Kennedy 
 
 . 18-1730; V. 3 of 18-8876 
 Jest book, the. Mark Lemon . . 18-1843 
 Jest books, Shakespeare. W. C. Hazlitt, (ed.) 
 
 33-1373 
 Jests of George Peele. Greene, R 
 
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 Jests. See Wit and humor. 
 Jesuit, der. C. Spiudler 
 Jesuit, the. C. Spindler 
 Jesuites, des. Michelet et Quinet. 
 Jesuits. Bouhours, D. Life of St. 
 
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 24-115 
 
 34-537 
 
 18-3817 
 
 34-4903 
 
 Francis Xavier 
 
 30-504 
 
 — Charlevoix, P. F. X. de. Account of the estab- 
 
 lishments in Paraguay . . 26''-442 
 
 — Claussing, L- Treatise on . . 32-1474 
 
 — College at Clerkenwell. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 Vols. 55 and 73 . . . . 27^-195 
 
 — Daurignac, J. M. S. History of the society of 
 
 Jesus 32-1755 
 
 — Grinfield, E. W. The Jesuits . 32-849 
 
 — Kip, W. I. Early missions of, in N. A. 26''-413 
 
 — Maynard, Abbe. Studies and teaching of the 
 
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 — New disquisition concerning the society of 
 
 32-199 
 
 — Nicolini, G. B. History of . . 32-665 
 
 — Parkman, F. Jesuits in North America in 17th 
 
 century 26'-930 
 
 — Pascal, B. Les proviuciales . . 34-3613 
 
 Provinzialbriefe . . . 34-2293 
 
 ■ Provincial letters . . . 32-285 
 
 — Seymour, M. H. Mornings among the J. at 
 
 Rome 32-330 
 
 — Steinmetz, A. History of . . 32-811 
 The novitiate .... 32-2281 
 
 — Taylor, I. Loyola and Jesuitism 32-281 
 
 — Venn, PI. Missionary life of Xavier 30-1463 
 Jesus. Ernest Renan .... 34-4422 
 Jesus. See Christ, Jesus (in main alphabet and sup- 
 plement). 
 
 Jesus- Christ, fellows of tlie order of. See Knights 
 
 templars. 
 Jesus enfant, modele des enfants. A. Monod 
 
 34-5101 
 
 Jeu du trictrac. J. M. Fallavel . • . 34-4928 
 Jeune homme charmant. C. P. de Kock 34-4773 
 Jeune homme qui ne fait rien. E. Lugouve 34-4096 
 Jeune institutrice. Mrs. Hofland . 34-4289 
 
 Jeune villageoise, la. L. Richmond . 34-4291 
 
 — (In English.) See annals of the poor 18-2648 
 Jeunes amours. A. de Brehat . . 34-31G0 
 Jeunes Boers. Mayne Reid . . 34-3517 
 Jeunes naturalistes, les. Mme U. Tremadeure 
 
 34-5125 
 
 Jeunesse. G. La Beaume . . . 34-3450 
 Jeunesse de Louis XV. Vic'sse St. Mars 34-5345 
 Jeunesse, litterature de la. A. Vinet . 34-4595 
 Jeux, les, chez tous les peuples. L. N. Bescherelle 
 
 34-4861 
 
 Jevons, W. S. Coal question ; an inquiry concern- 
 ing the progress of the nation, and the proba- 
 ble exhaustion of our coal mines. L.,1865. 8° 
 
 1-225 
 
 — Pure logic ; or, the logic of quality apart from 
 
 quantity ; with remarks on Boole's system, 
 and on the relation of logic and mathematics. 
 L., 1864 15-235 
 
 — Serious fall in the value of gold ascertained, and 
 
 its social effects set forth. L., 1863. 8" 1-186 
 Jew. C. Spindler ... l&-o47,3651 
 
 Jewel, J. Works. Ed. by Rev. J. Ayre. Camb., 
 
 1847. 3v. 8» . . . . 32-1213 
 Jewel of joy, the. T. Becon . . 32-1201 
 
 Jewell, F. S. Grammatical diagrams defended and 
 
 iminoved.. N. Y., 1867 . . 22-136 
 
 — School government; a discussion of its facts, 
 
 principles and their applications; with critiques 
 upon current theories of punishment. N. Y., 
 1866 13-120 
 
JEWELS. 
 
 808 
 
 JOHNES. 
 
 Jewels. See Gems. 
 
 Jewett, C. C. Notices of public libraries in the 
 
 United Stales. W., 1851. 8" . 21-206 
 
 Jewett, I. A. Passages in foreign travel. B., 1838. 
 
 2 V : 27''-158 
 
 Jewett, J. L. Spe Ollendorf, H. G. 
 
 Jewish advocate. See Occident. 
 
 Jews. Antiquities, la.ws, rites, and customs. 
 
 — Bannister, J. T. Temples, festivals, laws, etc. 
 
 32-1780 
 
 — Brown, W. Antiquities of . . 32-32 
 
 — Clarke, A. Fleurj^'s manners of the ancient 
 
 Israelites . . . . v. 9 of 32-2244 
 
 — Godwyn, T. Rites used by ancient Hebrews 
 
 32-1472 
 
 — Josephus, F. Histoire des Juifs . 34-4464 
 Works .... 33-228 ;28''-89 
 
 — Leser, I. Mosaic law . . . 32-116 
 
 — Lewis, T. Antiquities of the Hebrew republic 
 
 32-127 
 
 — Lowman, M. Civil government of the Hebrews 
 
 32-1703 
 
 — Newton, R. Jewish tabernacle . 32-1156 
 
 — Fierotti, E. Customs and traditions of Pales- 
 
 tine 28'^-476 
 
 — Wines, E. C. Commentaries on the laws of the 
 
 Hebrews 32-438 
 
 — See Agreement of customs, etc. . 32-2355 
 
 — History. 
 
 — Alexander, A. History of the Israeiitish na- 
 
 tion 32-413 
 
 — Basnage, H. J. History of See Jahn, J. 32-113 
 
 — Brook, J. W. History of the Hebrew nation 
 
 . ■ 28"-60 
 
 — Edersheim, A. History of the Jewish nation 
 
 32-046 
 
 — Edrehi, M. The ten tribes . . 32-1949 
 
 — Ewald, H. History of Israel . 32-2521 
 
 — Jahn, J. History of Hebrew commonwealth 
 
 32-113 
 
 — Josephus, P. Opera omnia . . 34-321 
 
 History of 28*-88 
 
 Jewish war .... 28''-89 
 
 — Judea in her desolations . . 32-972 
 
 — Milman, H. H. History of . . 82-143 
 
 — Prideaux', H. Old and new testament connected 
 
 32-177 
 
 — Raphall, M. J. Post-biblical history of 32-587 
 
 — Sharpe, S. History of the Hebrew nation 28''-74 
 
 — Smucker, S. M. tlistory of the modern Jews 
 
 32—884 
 — - Tonna, C. E. Judea capta . *. 32-118 
 
 — Wilson, J. Ancient Israel, and Israeiitish origin 
 
 of nations of Europe . . . 32-1185 
 
 — Religion, conversions, etc. 
 
 — Aguilar, G. Essay and miscellanies 32-425 
 Letters on the Jewish faitli . 32-1573 
 
 — Barber, M. A. S. Narratives of conversions 
 
 among the 32-1572 
 
 — Ginsburg, C. D. Kabbalah . . 32-1777 
 
 — Heighway, O. W. T. Leila Ada . 32-315,6 
 Relatives of Leila Ada . . 32-317 
 
 — Livermore, H. Addresses to the dispersed of 
 
 Judah 32-1927 
 
 — Malau, 8. C. Early Jewish church from a 
 
 Christian point of view . , 32-1976 
 
 — Riley, H. A. The restoration . 32-2369 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Lectures on the Jewish church 
 
 32-1089 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Benjamin, J. J. Eight years in Asia and Africa 
 
 28^-322 
 
 — D'Israeli, I. Genius of Judaism . 32-1859 
 
 — Frankl, L. A. Jews in the east . 28''-320 
 
 — Margoliouth, M. Pilgrimage to the land of my 
 
 fathers 28''-490 
 
 — Occident, the 32-1815 
 
 — See Hebrew ; Israel ; Jerusalem ; Palestine ; 
 
 Samaria ; Syria. 
 Jewsbury, G. E. Constance Herbert . 18-1096 
 
 Jewsbury, G. E. Zoe . 
 Jibbenainosay. R. M. Bird . 
 Joachim-Napoleon. See Murat, J. 
 Joan of Arc. Barante, A. G. P. B. de. 
 Jeanne d'Arc 
 
 — Bartlett, D. W. Life of 
 
 — Evans, R. M. Story of . 
 
 — Grimkie, S. M. Joan of Arc . 
 
 — Michelet, J. Jeanne d'Arc . 
 
 — Parr's life of . 
 
 18-1096 
 18-334 
 
 Histoire de 
 34-5525 
 27^-1609 
 30-1851 
 30-1907 
 34-3531 
 30-1823 
 
 — See Madden, R. R. Phantasmata 15-158 
 Joanof Arc. and minor poems. R. Southey 23-364 
 Joanna Darling. V. F. Townsend . 18-3261 
 Job, book of Barnes, A. Notes on . 32-16 
 
 — Gregory I, Pope St. Morals on . 32-1276 
 
 — Peters, C. Dissertation on . . 32-174 
 Job Abbott ; or, reasons for abandoning the Trini- 
 tarian, Arian, and Unitarian doctrines, and 
 embracing that of the new Christian church. 
 Ph., 1845 32-624 
 
 Jobsiad : a grotesco-comico heroic poem. C. A. 
 
 Koi-tum 23-679 
 
 Jocelin de Brakelonda. Chronica. Camden soc. 
 
 pub., V. 13' 27»-195 
 
 Jocelyn. A. de Lamartine . . . 34-3400 
 Johannes Kepler. J. Burow . . 34-576 
 
 John, gospel of, in Greek ; with a critical annota- 
 tion, and the authorized English version. 
 Ph., 1861 32-1547 
 
 — Augustine, St. Homilies on gospel and first 
 
 epistle 32-1261 
 
 — Barnes, A. Notes on epistles . 32-704 
 Notes on gospel of . . . 32-696 
 
 — Braune, S. K. Commentary on epistle of 
 
 32-2034 
 
 — Chrysostom. Homilies on gospel of 32-1264 
 
 — Gospel translated from the eleven oldest versions 
 
 except the Latin, with notes by S. C. Malan. 
 L., 1862. 4" .... 32-2105 
 
 — Jacobus, M. W. Notes on gospel of 32-444 
 
 — Owen, J. J. Commentary on gospel of 32-887 
 
 — Ryle, J. C. Expository thoughts on the gospel 
 
 of 32-2255 
 
 John, St., the pupils of. C. M. Yonge 32-2411 
 
 John the Baptist. Duncan, W. C. Life, character, 
 
 and acts 32-392 
 
 John, king of England. Chadwick, W. A history 
 and vindication .... 27"-218 
 
 John, recovery of the book of A. Vance 32-2517 
 John Brent. T. Winthrop . . . 18-3561 
 John Bull and Brother Jonathan. J. K. Paulding 
 
 18-2460 
 
 John Bull in America. J. K. Paulding 18-2400 
 John Chinaman. [Same as Wolf Boy of China.] 
 
 W. Dalton 18-808 
 
 John Davys, adventures de. A. Dumas 34-3244 
 John de Lancaster. R. Cumberland . 18-787 
 
 John Doe. John Banim . . . 18-283 
 
 John Doe and Richard Roe. E. S. Gould 18-1241 
 John Ellard, the newsboy. Ph., 1860 30-1947 
 
 John Endicott ; a tragedy. H. W. Longfellow 
 
 24-229 
 
 John Godfrey's fortunes. B.Taylor . 18-3158 
 John Greswold. A. Clive . . . 18-1686 
 John Guilderstring's sin. C. F. Richards 18-2643 
 John Halifax. Miss D. M. Mulock . 18-2290 
 John Marston Hall. G. P. R. James . 18-1630 
 John Marten. Mrs. Sherwood . . 18-2839 
 John Milton and his times. Max Ring 18-4000 
 
 John Noakes and Maiy Styles. C. Clark 22-962 
 John Railton. W. Robson ... . 18-2670 
 John Smith's letters with "picters" to match 18-1687 
 John True. J. Abbott . . . v. 6 of 18-15 
 John Ward's governess. A. L. Macgregor 18-4136 
 Johnes, A. J. Philological proofs of the original unity 
 and recent origin of the human race, derived 
 from a comparison of languages. L., 1843. 
 
 8" 22-458 
 
 Johnes, M. Boy's book of modern travel and ad- 
 venture. N. y., 1859 . . 29'>-160 
 
JOHNES. 
 
 309 
 
 JOHNSON. 
 
 Johnes, M. Prince Charlie, the young chevalier. N. 
 
 Y., 1860 30-1218 
 
 Johnnie Dodge. C. D. Gardette . 18-4130 
 
 Johns, B. G. Blind people, their works and ways ; 
 
 with sketches of the lives of some famous 
 
 blind men. L., 1807 . . . 30-1944 
 Johns, C. A. British birds in their haunts. L., 
 
 1863 9-570 
 
 — Rambles about Paris. L . . 27''-537 
 Johns, H. T. Life with the 49th Mass. volunteers. 
 
 Pittsfield, 1864 . . . . 26»-573 
 Johns, R., and P. H. Nicolas. Naval and military 
 heroes of Great Britain, or calendar of vic- 
 tory. L., 1860 . . . . 27''-639 
 Johns, V. D. The protestant episcopal pastor. 
 [1842,] Bait. 80 . . . . 32-1291 
 
 — Valedictory discourse, Christ church, Balti- 
 
 more, [1842.] Bait. 8° . . 32-1291 
 Johnson, A. Speeches ; with a biographical intro- 
 duction by F. Moore. Boston, 1866 33-807 
 
 — Life and times of, written from a national stand- 
 
 point. N. Y., 1866 . . . 30-1811 
 
 — Trial of, before the senate of the U. S., on im- 
 
 peachment by the house of representatives for 
 high crimes and misdemeanois : published by 
 order of the senate. W., 1868. 3 v. 8" 2-367 
 Johnson, A. B. Meaning of words: aualj'sed into 
 words and unverbal things, and unverbal 
 things classified into intellections, sensations, 
 and emotions. N. Y., 1862 . 22-455 
 
 — Treatise on language, or the relation which 
 
 words bear to things. N. Y., 1836. 8° 22-454 
 
 — Physiology of the senses ; or, how and what we 
 
 see, hear, taste, feel, and smell. N. Y., 1856 
 
 15-243 
 
 Johnson, Miss A. C. Iroquois ; or, the briffht side 
 of Indian character. N. Y., 1855 '26»-327 
 
 — Peasant life in Germany. N. Y., 1858 27''-462 
 Johnson, A. J. New illustrated family atlas of the 
 
 world. N. Y., 1868 . . . 25-874 
 
 .Johnson, Benj. See Joiison, Ben. 
 
 Johnson, Chas. Country lasses ; a comedy. B. B. T. 
 V. 32 24-71 
 
 Johnson, Crlsfield. One great force, the cause of 
 gravitation, planetary motion, heat, light, 
 electricity, magnetism, etc. Buffalo, 1868 
 11-339 
 
 Johnson, C. W. Farmers' encyclopedia and dic- 
 tionary of rural affairs, embracing all the most 
 recent discoveries in agricultural chemistry. 
 Ph., 1844. 8» . . . . 4-209 
 
 — Life of Sir Edward Coke ; with memoirs of his 
 
 contemporaries. 2d ed. L., 1845. 2 v. 8° 
 30-686 
 
 Johnson, Edward. Wonder-working providence of 
 Sious Saviour in New England. Mass. hist, 
 col. 2d ser. 4, 7, 8. . . . 26"-388 
 
 Johnson, Edward, M. D. Domestic practice of hy- 
 dropathy. N. Y., 1856 . . 10-328 
 
 — Nuces philosophicse ; or, the philosophy of 
 
 things as developed from the study of the phi- 
 losophy of words. L., 1842. 8<> 15-311 
 
 — Results of hydropathy ; or, constipation not a 
 
 disease of the bowels — indigestion not a dis- 
 ease of the stomach. N. Y., 1854 10-329 
 
 Johnson, E. F. Report to northern Pacific rail- 
 road CO., [Nov. 1867.] Hart., 1867 26'>-708 
 
 .Johnson, F. See Mahabahrata. 
 
 Johnson. F. H. Winter's sketches in the south of 
 France and the Pyrenees, with remarks upon 
 the use of the climate and mineral waters in 
 the cure of disease. L., 1857 . 27*'-435 
 
 Johnson, Geo. W., F. R. H. S. British ferns popu- 
 larly described, and illustrated by engravings 
 of every species. 4th ed. L., 1864 9-87 
 
 Johnson, G. W., esq. Stranger in India; or, three 
 years in Calcutta. L., 1843. 3 v. 28''-8 
 
 — See Wingfield, W. 
 
 Johnson, James and J. H. The patentee's manual. 
 L., 1858. S" .... 2-811 
 
 Johnson, James, M. D. Change of air, or the phil- 
 osophy of travelling ; being autumnal excur- 
 sions through France, Switzerland, Italy, 
 Germany, and Belgium. N.Y.,1831. 8" 10-63 
 
 — Economy of health ; or, the stream of human 
 
 life from the cradle to the grave. N. Y., 1837 
 10-64 
 
 — Essay on indigestion ; or, morbid sensibility of 
 
 the stomach the proximate cause of dyspepsia. 
 L., 1836. 8° . . . . 10-205) 
 
 Johnson, Joseph. Popular preachers of our time ; 
 their eloquence, ministry and works. L. 
 32-1431 
 
 Johnson, Joseph (of Liverpool). Report of tlie iron 
 trade in Scotland and South Wales, in May, 
 1839. Ph., 1839. 8» No. 4, v. 6 of 1-341 
 
 Johnson, Joseph (of Charleston) Traditions and 
 reminiscences chiefly of the American revolu- 
 tion in the south. Charleston, 1851. S° 
 26''-282 
 
 Johnson, J. B. The dog, and how to break him ; 
 with his diseases and methods of cure. 2d ed. , 
 revised and enlarged. I^., 1860 . 20-391 
 
 Johnson, J. G. Criticism of Mr. W. B. Reed's as- 
 perpions on the character of Dr. Benjamin 
 Rush ; with an incidental consideration of 
 General Joseph Reed's character 30-2352 
 
 Johnson, L. Elementary arithmetic. Raleigh, 1864 
 26''-2071 
 
 Johnson, L., & Co. Book of specimens of plain 
 and fancy printing types, borders, cuts, rules, 
 etc., manufactured at L. Johnson & Co.'s 
 foundry. Ph., [1K65.] 4» . . 21-537 
 
 .Johnson, R. G. Historical account of the first set- 
 tlement of Salem, in West Jersey, by .John 
 Fenwick ; with many of the imiwrtant events 
 that have occurred down to the present gen- 
 eration. Ph., 1839 . . . 26''-617 
 
 .Johnson, R. V. Poems. B.. 1857 . 23-432 
 
 Johnson, Samuel. Works; with an essay on his 
 life and genius, by A. Murpliy. Ph., 1825. 
 6 V. 8° . . . . . 33-581 
 
 — Same. B. & N. Y.. 1809-12. 12 v. 33-582 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-500 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-133 
 
 — Dictionary of the English language. Ph., 1818. 
 
 4v. 8° 22-1.S8 
 
 See Latham, R. G. 
 
 See Richardson, C. 
 
 — Idler. [Br. essayists, V. 27.] B., 1856 83-945 
 
 — Same, with additional essays. Newburyport, 
 
 1803. 2 V 33-965 
 
 — Irene: a tragedy. M. B. T. v. 2 . 24-142 
 
 — Same. B. B. t. v. 13 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 18 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Journey to the western islands of Scotland. L , 
 
 1775. 8° 27''-788 
 
 — Letters; with some poems never bef(n-e printed. 
 
 Dub., 1788. 2 V. 8° . . . 33-1223 
 
 — Lives of the most eminent English poets; with 
 
 critical observations on their works. Ph., 
 1803. 2 V. 8° . . . . 30-585 
 
 — Same ; with notes corrective and explanatory, 
 
 by P. Cunningham. L., 1854. 3 v. 8° 
 ... . . . . . 30-585» 
 
 — Rambler, the. [Br. essayists ; with pref. by A. 
 
 Chalmers.] B., 1856. 8 v. . 33-94JI 
 
 — Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia 18-1689;1197*' 
 
 — Sermons. B., 1821 . . . 82-1680 
 
 — Boswell, J. Life of . . . 30-268,9 
 
 Table talk of ... . 38-580 
 
 Tour with 27''-101 
 
 — Hewlett, J. T. 
 
 Religious life and death of 
 . . . . 30-630 
 
 — .Johnsoniana 
 
 — Murphy, A. Life and genius of . 
 
 — Russell, .L F. Life of . 
 
 Johnson. S. D. The fireman. F's S. D. v, 
 
 — In and out of place. F's M. D. v. 14 
 
 30-272 
 
 30-270 
 
 30-271 
 
 33 
 
 24-221 
 
 24-113 
 
JOHNSON. 
 
 310 
 
 JONES. 
 
 Johnson, S. D. Our gal. F's M. D. v. 10 24-113 
 
 — Tlie shaker lovers. F's M. D. v. 33 24-113 
 Jolinson, S. M. Free government in England and 
 
 America; containing the great charter, the 
 petition of right, tlie hill of riglits, the federal 
 constitution. N. Y., 18G4. 8° . 2-748 
 
 Jolnison, S. P. See Cornplanter memorial. 
 
 Jolinson, S. W. How crops grow ; a treatise on 
 the chemical composition, structure and life 
 of the plant. N. Y., 18G8 . . 4-312 
 
 — Pent and its uses, as fertilizer and fuel. N. Y., 
 
 [1866] 6-352 
 
 Johnson, Wni. (C. E.) See Armengaud. 
 
 Johnson, William, judge. Sketches of the life and 
 correspondence of Nathaniel Greene. Charles- 
 ton, 1822. 2 V. 4« . . . 30-2007 
 
 Johnson, Sir William. Stone, W. L. Life and times 
 of 30-1595 
 
 Johnson, W. A. B. Memoir of the Rev. W. A. B. 
 Johnson, missionary of the church missionary 
 society in Regent's town, Sierre Leone ; with 
 an introductory notice by S. H. Tyng. N. Y., 
 1853 30-837 
 
 Johnson, W. R. Coal trade of British America ; 
 with researches on the characters and practi- 
 cal values of American and foreign coals. 
 W., 1850. 8« . . . . 6-870 
 
 — Experimental inquiries respecting heat and 
 
 vapor ; with some practical applications 
 No. 3, V. 2 of 1-341 
 
 — Notes on the use of anthracite in the manufac- 
 
 ture of iron ; with remarks on its evaporating 
 power. B., 1841. 8» . . . 6-353 
 
 — Report of experiments on the evaporative power 
 
 and other properties of American coals. W., 
 1843. 8» . . . No. 5, V. 5 of 1-341 
 
 — Report to the navy department on American 
 
 coals, applicable to steam navigation and to 
 other purposes. W., 1844. 8° . 6-869 
 
 — Scientific class-book; or, a familiar introduction 
 
 to the principles of physical science. Ph., 
 1835,6. 2v 11-32 
 
 — See Knapp, F. 
 
 Johnsoniana, or supplement to Boswell ; being an- 
 ecdotes and sayings of Dr. Johnson. Ed. by 
 J. W. Croker. Ph., 1842 . . 30-272 
 
 Johnston, A. K. Atlas to Alison's history of Europe. 
 E., 1857. 8° .... 27^-3356 
 
 — Dictionary of geography, descriptive, physical, 
 
 statistical and historical. L., 1862. 8" 25-103 
 
 — Physical atlas of natural phenomena. New ed. 
 
 E., 1856. f» . . . . 25-371 
 
 Johnston, C. Travels in Southern Abyssinia through 
 the country of Adal to the kingdom of Shoa. 
 L., 1844. 2 V. 8° . . . 28>'-66 
 
 Johnston, G Introducti(m to concliology. L., 
 1850. 8» 9-692 
 
 Johnston, J. D. China and Japan ; a narrative 
 of the cruise of tlie U. S. steam-frigate Pow- 
 hatan, in 1857-60. Including an account 
 of the Japanese embassy to the U. S. Ph., 
 1861 29''-185 
 
 Johnston, J. E. See Topographical bureau, U. S. 
 
 Johnston, J. F. W. The chemistry of common life. 
 .N. Y., 1855. 2 V. . . .- 8-33 
 
 — Lectures on the applications of chemistry and 
 
 geology to agriculture. N. Y., 1850 4-52 
 
 — Notes on North America ; agricultural, eco- 
 
 nomical and social. B.,1851. 2 V. 26''-215 
 
 Johnston, M. A. The ladies' college and school 
 examiner. L., 1867 . . . 13-121 
 
 Johnston. R. Travels through part of the Russian 
 empire and Poland. N. Y., 1816. 8<> 27''-94 
 
 Johnston, R. M. The English classics ; a historical 
 
 sketch of the literature of England. Ph., 1860 
 
 32-1108 
 
 Johnston, William. Pronouncing and spelling dic- 
 tionary in which the proper sounds of Eng- 
 lish words are clearly intimated ; with a cram- 
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 Johnston, William, M. A. England as it is, politi- 
 cal, social, and industrial. L., 1851. 2 v. 
 
 27''-672 
 
 Johnston, Mrs. Experience of Richard Taylor 
 
 '18-3534 
 
 Johnstone, Augusta. Few out of thousands 18-1690 
 Johnstone, A. C., secret memoirs of. A. Mackenrot 
 
 27»-779 
 
 Johnstone, C. L. Bible stories and pictures for the 
 young. 1st series. L. . . 32-2361 
 
 Johnstone, .1. Norwegian account of Haco's expe- 
 dition against Scot and, 126:^, in the original 
 Islandic, with literal English version. 1782 
 
 27^-2782 
 
 Johnstone, J. B. Ben Bolt. F's S. D. v. 20 24-221 
 
 — Gale Breezuly. F's M. D. v. 12 . 24-113 
 
 — The sailor ot' France. F's S. D. v. 20 24-221 
 Johnstone, M. Memoirs of the rebellion in 1745,6. 
 
 Trans, from French MS. L., 1820. 4" 
 27^-4018 
 
 Johnstone, W. G., and A. Croall. Nature-printed 
 British sea-weeds ; a history, accompanied by 
 figures and dissections, of the aliise of the 
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 Johnstone, Mrs. Clan-Albin [or Clan-Aibyn] 
 
 18-1691 
 
 Johonnot, J. Country school-houses. N. Y''., 1859. 
 8« 5-474 
 
 Joie fait peur. Mme E. de Girardin . 34-3363 
 
 Joint stock companies, law of. C. Wordsworth 
 
 V. 39,40 of 2-55 
 
 Joints, diseases of. R. Barwell . . 10-441 
 
 Joinville, John de. Saint Louis, king of France. 
 Trans, by James Hutton. L., 1868 30-2327 
 
 — See Chronicles of the Crusades. 
 
 Joinville. C. Caboche .... 34-4651 
 
 Jolie fille de Pertlie. See Saint Valentine. 
 
 .lolly, Miss. Caste : a novel . . 18-4085 
 
 — My son's wife .... 18-4039 
 Joly, Mme Marie. Liane ; Suivie de la Maison 
 
 abnndnnee. B. & L., 1855 . 34-4077 
 
 Jomini, H. , Baron de. Life of Napoleon. Trans, 
 from the French, with notes, by H. W. Hal- 
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 ... . . . 30-1508 
 
 — Political and military history of the campaign of 
 
 Waterloo. Trans, by S. V. Benet. N. Y., 
 1853 27»-1763 
 
 — Precis de Part de la Guerre. P., 1855. 2 v. 8" 
 
 34-4769 
 
 — Treatise on grand military operations; or, a 
 
 critical and military history of the wars of 
 Frederick the great, as contrasted with the 
 modern system. Trans, by S. B. Ilolabird. 
 N. Y., 1865. 2 v., and atlas. 8" 27''-2608 
 
 Jonah, exposition of. G. Abbot . 
 
 Jonas's stories. J. Abbott . 
 
 Jonas as judge. J. Abbott . 
 
 Jonas on a farm in siamiher. J. Abbott 
 
 Jonas on a faim in winter. J. Abbott . 
 
 Jonathan Wild. H. Fielding 
 
 Jones, A. Revenue book ; containintr the new 
 tariff of 1846, together with the tariff of 1842. 
 N. Y., 1846. 8» . . . . 1-143 
 
 Jones, Alexander. Historical sketch of the electric 
 telegraph. N.Y'., 1852. 8° . 6-873 
 
 Jones, C. H. Memoir of William Rodman. [Ph.] 
 Printed privately, 1867. 8° . 30-1968 
 
 Jones, E. T. English system of book-keeping, by 
 single or double entry. N. Y., 1796. 4° 
 1-503 
 
 Jones, G. Excursions to Cairo, Jerusalem, Damas- 
 cus, and Balbec. N. Y., 1836 . 28'>-67 
 
 — Life scenes from the four gospels. Ph., 1867 
 
 32-2368 
 
 Jones, Henry, M. R. G. S. [Cavendish ] Laws 
 
 and principles of whist. 
 Jones, Henry (of Drogheda). 
 
 a tragedy. D. L. T. v. 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . 
 
 32-1283 
 18-17 
 18-18 
 18-19 
 18-20 
 
 18-1083 
 
 N. Y., 1864 20-160 
 
 The earl of Essex : 
 
 4 . . 24-107 
 
 24-143 
 
JONES. 
 
 311 
 
 JOPLIN. 
 
 Jones, Henry. Earl of Essex. B. B. T. v. 5 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 15 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 8 . . . 24-191 
 Jones, H. Bence. Applications of chemistry and me- 
 chanics to pathology and therapeutics. L., 
 1867. 8° 10-729 
 
 — On animal electricity ; an abstract on the dis- 
 
 coveries of Emile du Bois-Reymond. L., 
 1852 11-240 
 
 Jones, H. Berkeley. Adventures in Australia in 
 1852. L., 1853 .... 29t>-254 
 
 Jones, J. Virginia Graham, the spy of the grand 
 army 18-4202 
 
 Jones, Rev. Jeremiah. New and full method of set- 
 tling the canonical authority of the New Tes- 
 tament, with a vindication of the former part 
 of St. Matthew's gospel, from Mr. Whiston's 
 charge of dislocations. Oxf., 1827. 3 v. S" 
 32-1352 
 
 Jones, Joel. Notes on scripture. Ph., 1801. 8" 
 32-1629 
 
 — Same, with title, Jesus and the comine: glory. 
 
 Ph., 1805. 8» . . . . 32-1629" 
 Jones, J. B. Border war; a tale of disunion 
 
 18-1693 
 
 — Freaks of fortune .... 18-1695 
 
 — Rebel war clerk's diary at the Confederate states' 
 
 capital. Ph., 1806. 2 v. 8° . 26»-739 
 
 — Rival belles; or, life in Washington 18-1692 
 
 — The war path ; a narrative of adventures in the 
 
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 scenes] 18-3945 
 
 — Wild western scenes ; or, the white spirit of tiie 
 
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 Jones, J. H. Man, moral and physical ; or, the in- 
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KIT. 
 
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 29^-208 
 
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 Knight, Mrs. H. C. Huntington, Lady, and her 
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 Knight, H. G. Architectural tour in Normandy; 
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 321 
 
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 27^-881 
 
 Lady's guide to the ordering of her household, and 
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 L., 1861 6-199 
 
 Lady's guide to perfect gentility. E. Thornwell 
 
 33-870 
 
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 N. Y., 1804 33-1105 
 
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 LANDOR. 
 
 Lamb, C. Talfourd, T. N. Final memorials of 
 
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 Lambe, W. Water and vegetable diet in consump- 
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 Landsborough, D. Popular history of British sea 
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 The gospel according to Mark, by J. P. 
 
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 The epistle of James, by J. P. Lange and 
 
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LANGUAGE. 
 
 328 
 
 LAHDNER. 
 
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 Sanskrit ; Shropshire ; Slavic ; Spanish ; Sus- 
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 Alphabets ; America, central ; Comjjarative 
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 Last nights of Pompeii ; and lays and legends. S. 
 
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 Grammar of the Latin language 22-299 
 
 — History and selections. 
 
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 — Cleveland, C. D. Compendium of classical 
 
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 Latour, A. L. Historical memoir of the war in 
 
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 Latour-Landry. See Early English text society 
 
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 La Trappe, visit to monastery of. W. D. Fellowes 
 
 27^-796 
 
 La Traviata. G. Verdi . . . 5-944 
 
 Latreaumont. E. Sue .... 34-5203 
 Latrobe, 0. J. Journal of a visit to South Africa, 
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 La Trobe, .1. A. Music of the church considered 
 
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 Latter-day pamphlets. T. Carlyle . 2-590 
 
 Latter days. Mrs. Sherwood v. 2 of 18-2837 
 
 Latter days of Jerusalem and Rome. D. McCaus- 
 
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 Laud, W., life of J.N.Norton . . 30-1483 
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 P., 1866 34-3489 
 
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 Laujardiere, C. C. B. See Brillaud-Laujardiere. 
 Launenhaftes weib. E. F. Carlen , 34-578 
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 Laurence, J. L., and R. C. Moon. Handy book of 
 
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 Laurie, James. System of universal geography ; 
 
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 LaVallee, J. Les recits d'un vieux chasseur. 2me 
 
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 Lavaysse, J. F. D. Statistical, commercial, and 
 
 political description of Venezuela, Trinidad, 
 
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 Law, S. D. Copyright and patent laws of the U. S., 
 
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 Law. Burlamaqui, J. J. Principles of natural and 
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 Introduction to municipal 1. 
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 the divisicms and subjects of practice ; Prop- 
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 Law merchant of the United States. G. Caines 2-21 
 
 Law of life : with special reference to the physical 
 
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 Law (m its trial. A. H. Dymond . 2-644 
 
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 Lawrence, Abbot. Memoir of N. Appleton 30-1606 
 
 Lawrence, Amos. Lawrence, W. R. Extracts from 
 
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 LaAvrence, G. A. Barren honour . 18-1816 
 
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 Lawrence, J. Nobility of the British gentry ; or, 
 
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 Lawrence, Mrs. M. W. Esperance . 18-1821 
 
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 Lawyer's secret. M. E. Braddon . 18-385 
 
 Lawyer's story. J. A. Maitland . 18-2022 
 
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 Layamons Brut. A poetical semi-Saxon paraphrase 
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 Lea, E. L. Domestic cookerj', useful receipts, and 
 
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 Leach, W. T. Introductory lecture before the mer- 
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 Leather stocking and silk. J. E. Cooke 18-701 
 Leather stocking tales. See Cooper, J. F. 
 Leather work, complete guide to . . 5-339 
 
 Leaves and flowers. Alphonso Wood . 9-85 
 
 Leaves from a bachelor's book of life. F. Copcutt 
 
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 Leaves from the book of human life. T. S. Arthur 
 
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 Leaves from a family journal. E. Souvestre 18-2964 
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LEAVITT. 
 
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 LEE. 
 
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 Lebanon co. (Pa.), history of. I. D. Eupp 
 
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 LeBas, C. W. Life of Wiclif. N. Y., 1833 30-566 
 
 Le Boys des Guays, J. F. E. Letters to a man of 
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 steam power, and on the diflerent kinds of 
 machinery used in manufacturing. N. Y., 
 
 1848 6-346 
 
 Leonard, P. Records of a voyage to the vrestern 
 coast of Africa, for the suppression of the 
 slave trade. Ph., 1833 . . 28^-80 
 
 Leonidas ; a poem. R. Glover . . 23-181 
 
 Leonora. M. Edgeworth 18-975,6; v. 10 of 18-977 
 Leonora ; a lyric drama. J. R. and W. H. Fry 
 
 5-835 
 
 Leonora D'Orco. G. P. R. James . 18-1623 
 Leontine. Mrs. Maberly . . . 18-1961 
 Leopold de Kernys. A. de Brehat . 34-5146 
 Leo-Wolf, W. Remarks on the abracadabra of the 
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 Le Page du Pratz. History of Louisiana, or of the 
 western parts of Virginia and Carolina; con- 
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 on both sides of tlie river Mississippi. L., 
 
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 Leper, and other poems. R. Hyneman 23-352 
 
 Lepidoptera. See Entomology ; Insects. 
 
 Lepine, E., et A. Daudct. La denierer idole ; 
 
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 Leprmce de Beaumont, Mme Marie. Education 
 
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 Lepsius, C. R. Standard alphabet for reducing un- 
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 Lermont, L. Ups and downs . . 18-1844 
 Le Roi, J. A. Curiosites liistoriques sur Louis XIII, 
 Louis XIV, Louis XV, de Maintenon, de Pom- 
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 Le Sage, A. [Pseud.] See Les Cases. 
 Le Sage, A. R. Le Bachelier de Salamanque. P., 
 1767 34-4315 
 
 — Bachelor of Salamanca . . . 18-1845 
 
 — Crispin; Turcaret. C. A. C. v. 3 34-3134 
 
 — Le diable boiteux ; augmente des entretiens des 
 
 cheminees de Madrid. P., 1821. 2 v. 34-4312 
 
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 34-4311 
 
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 — Adventures of Gil Bias of Santillane 18-1846; 
 
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 34-4314 
 
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 Lescure, M. de. Eux et Elles — Histoire d'un Scan- 
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 Lesdernier, Mad. de. Headland home 18-4134 
 
 Lesley, J. P. Iron manufacturer's guide to the fur- 
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 element, an American ore, and a manufac- 
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 N. Y., 1859. 8° . . . . 6-361 
 
 — Man's origin and destiny, sketched from the 
 
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LESLIE. 
 
 338 
 
 LETTERS. 
 
 Leslie, F. Early races of Scotland and their monu- 
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 Leslie, C. R. Autobiographical recollections. Edit- 
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 — Hand-hook for young painters. L., 1855 5-81 
 
 — Memoirs of tlie life of John Constable, composed 
 
 chiefly of his letters. 2d ed. L., 1845 
 30-916 
 
 — and T. Taylor. Life and times of Sir Joshua 
 
 Reynolds, with notices of some of his cotem- 
 
 poraries. L., 1865. 2 v. 8« . 30-1661 
 
 Leslie, Miss E. Althea Vernon ; or, the embroidered 
 
 handkerchief .... 18-1849 
 
 — Behaviour book ; a manual for ladies. 7th ed. 
 
 Ph., 1857 33-252 
 
 — Directions for cookery, in its various branches. 
 
 Pii., 1861 6-197 
 
 — Grace ; a tale . . . . 18-1850 
 
 — Henrietta Harrison ; or, the blue cotton umbrella 
 
 18-1849 
 
 — Ladies' house-book ; a manual of domestic econ- 
 
 omy. Ph., 1855 . . . 6-198 
 
 — New cookery book. Ph., 1857 . 6-197^ 
 
 — Pencil sketches .... 18-1851 
 Leslie, Frank. See Frank Leslie. 
 
 Leslie, H., (ed.) Cassell's choralmusic. L. 40 5-963 
 Leslie, J., et al. Narrative of discovery and adven- 
 ture in the Polar seas and regions. N. Y., 1839 
 29''-124 
 
 — Same. L., 1850 . . . . 29M24'' 
 
 — Same ; witli a narrative of the recent expeditions 
 
 in search of Sir John Franklin. L., 1855 
 
 29^-125 
 
 Leslie, Mrs. Madeline. [Pseud, for H. N. W. Baker. ] 
 Cora and the doctor . . . 18-1855 
 
 — First and second marriages, or, the courtesies of 
 
 wedded life 18-1856 
 
 — Howard and his teacher, and other stories 
 
 18-1858 
 
 _ I'll try 18-1859 
 
 — Juliette ; or, now and forever . 18-1860 
 
 — Motherless children . . . 18-1861 
 
 — Play and study .... 1&-1863 
 
 — Trying to be useful . . . 18-1864 
 
 — Wliite and black lies . . . 18-1865 
 Leslie, M. E. Dawn of light 5 a story of the Zenana 
 
 mission, Avith an introduction by Rev. E. Stor- 
 
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 Leslie Goldthwaite. Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney 18-3503 
 Leslie Tyrrell. G. M. Craik . . 18-3927 
 
 Leslie's magazine; a home-book of fashion, literature 
 
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 •Lespes, L. Le livre de beaute ; keepsake pour 
 
 1854. P. 8'' ... . 34-4614 
 Lespinasse, J. J. E. de. Lettres ; avec une notice 
 
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 Lesquereux, L. See Worthen, A. H., et al. 
 Less, G. Authenticity, preservation, and credibility 
 ■ of the new testament. Trans, by R. Kingdon. 
 
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 Lessing, G. E. Sammtliche schriften ; herausge- 
 
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 — Education of the human race. L., 1858 
 
 32-1661 
 
 — Emilia Galotti ; a tragedy. T. G. T. 6 24-165 
 
 — Fables and epigrams ; with essays on fable and 
 
 epigram. L.^. 1825 . . . 23-138 
 
 — Laocoon ; an essay on the limits of painting and 
 
 poetry. Trans, by E. C. Beasley ; with an 
 introduction by T. Burbidge. L., 1853 5-199 
 
 — Minna von Barnlielm ; or, a soldier's fortune : 
 
 a comedy in five acts. Trans., with notes in 
 
 German, by W. C. Wrankmore. B., 1866 
 
 24-220 
 
 — Nathan the wise : a dramatic poem. Trans. 
 
 by E. Frothingham ; [with] account of the 
 poet and liis works, and an essay on the poem 
 by K. Fischer. N. Y., 1868 . 24-215 
 
 Lessing, G. E. Doring, H. Biographic 3^-600 
 
 — Stahr, A. Life and works of . 30-1902 
 Lesson of life, and other poems. G. H. Boker 23-28 
 Lessons from the great biography. J. HamiUou 
 
 32-689 
 Lessons in life. J. G. Holland . . 83-883 
 
 Lessons on art. J. D. Harding . . 5-630 
 
 Lester, C. E. Artist, merchant, and statesman of 
 
 the age of the Medici, and of our own times. 
 
 N. Y., 1845. 2 V. . . . 33-304 
 
 — Artists of America ; a series of biographical 
 
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 — Condition and fate of England. N. Y.. 1842. 
 
 2 V 27b-10 
 
 — The. glory and the shame of England. N. Y., 
 
 1841. 2 V 27»'-9 
 
 — Light and dark of the rebellion. Ph., 1863 
 
 26''-442 
 
 — My consulship. N. Y., 1858. 2 v. 27''-291 
 
 — Napoleon dynasty ; or, the history of the Bona- 
 
 parte family; by the Berkeley men. N. Y., 
 1852. 8° 27--1828 
 
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 AmericusVespucius. N. Y., 1846. 8° 30-18 
 L'Estrange, A. G. Yachting in tlie Avest of Eng- 
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 L'Estrange, C. Woman's "witchcraft ; or, the curse 
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 Le Texier. Recueil des pieces de theatre, nouvelle- 
 
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 Lisle-street, Leicester-fields, L., 1799. 4 v. 8"> 
 
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 Letherbrow, E. Gudrun ; a story of the North sea; 
 
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 Letter-bag of the Great Western. T. C. Haliburton 
 
 18-1322 
 
 Letter from a gentleman in Dublin. J. Bush 
 
 ...... 27''-808 
 
 Letter-writers and autobiographers, half hours with. 
 
 C. Knight 33-1348 
 
 Lettere d'una Peruviana. F. d' H. de Gratfigny 
 
 34-2505 
 
 Letterman, J. Medical recollections of the army of 
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 Letters. Dearborn, N. S. American text-book 
 
 5-527 
 
 — Humphreys, H. N. History of printing 21-319 
 
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 — Lillie, H. Alphabet of monograms 5-6S7 
 
 — Massey, W. Origin and progress of 21-221 
 
 — Weale, J. Monograms, etc. . . 5-694 
 
 — See Alphabetic writing ; Alphabets, in supple- 
 
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 Writing ; and names of languages. 
 Letters. Anderson, W. Practical letter-writer 
 
 1-108 
 
 — Ellsworth, H. W. Directions for letter-writing 
 
 13-78 
 
 — Holcombe, J. P. Literature in 1. . 33-877 
 
 — Manual of commercial correspondence 1-70 
 
 — Martine, A. Perfect letter-Avriter . 33-750 
 
 — Roberts, W. History of letter-writing 22-1181 
 Letters for literary ladies. M. Edgeworth 18-975 
 Letters from Barbary, France, Spain, Portugal. A. 
 
 Jardine 29»'-26 
 
 Letters from the Danube; by the author of ' ' Gisella. ' ' 
 
 L., 1847. 2 V. 8° . . . 27''-233 
 Letters from Eden. C. H. Wheeler . 28i'-592 
 Letters from Florence. W. Talmadge . 32-1922 
 Letters from the frontiers. G. A. McCall 26''-681 
 Letters from high latitudes. F. T. B. Dufferin 
 
 .' 27''-447 
 
 Letters from a late eminent prelate. W. Warburton 
 
 33-1230 
 
 Letters from the old world. Mrs. S. Haight 
 
 28''-120 
 
 Letters of Major Jack Downing. Seba Smith 18-2947 
 Letters of Mozis Addums to Billy Ivvins. Richm'd, 
 
 Va., 1862 26''-1950 
 
LETTERS. 
 
 3S9 
 
 LEWIS. 
 
 Letters of a Peruvian princess. Mme de Grafflsrny 
 
 18-3824 
 
 Letters of royal and illustrious ladies. M. A. E. 
 Wood, (ed.) .... 33-1244 
 
 Letters of a sentimental idler. L. H. Leech 28"-608 
 Letters on the concert of princes and the dismem- 
 berment of Poland and France. L., 1793. 8° 
 
 ■ 27"-1967 
 
 Letters to coimtry girls. J. G. Swisshelm 83-241 
 Letters to Dr. Aldorson. J. J. Gurney 32-2247 
 Letters to the Joneses. J. G. Holland 33-1007 
 
 Letters to a man of the world. J. F. E. Le Boys des 
 
 Guays 32-2409 
 
 Letters to the people of England. J. Shebbeare 
 
 27=^1073 
 
 Letters to the young. L. Richmond . 33-796 
 
 Lettice Arnold. A. Marsh . . . 18-3534 
 Lettre rouge, la. N. Hawthorne . 34-4680 
 
 Lettres du marquis de Roselle. Mme Elie de 
 
 Beaumont 34-4730 
 
 Lettres d'un voj^igeur. Mme Dudevant 34-3697 
 Lettres, instructions, et memoires. Marie Stuart 
 
 34-4782 
 
 Lettres parisiennes. Mme E. de Girardin 34-3356 
 Lettres persanes. C. de S. dc Montesquieu 
 
 34-3570 
 
 Lettres sur I'ltalie, en 1785. CM. J. B. M. Dupaty 
 
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 Letts, J. M. California illustrated ; including a de- 
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 N. Y., 1852. 8» ... 26''-244 
 
 Lettsom, W. N. The fall of the Nibelungers, other- 
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 Letty Hyde's lovers. J. Grant . ' . 18-1251 
 Leuchars, R. B. Practical treatise on hot-houses. 
 
 B., 1851 4-56 
 
 Le Vaillant, F. New travels into the interior of 
 
 Africa, by the way of Good Hope, 1783-5. 
 
 L., 1796. 3 V. 8-> . . . 28^-82 
 
 Levana. J. P. F. Richter . . . 13-181 
 
 Levant.' Carlisle, G. W. F. Diary in Turkish and 
 
 Greek waters .... 27^-374 
 
 — Curzon, R. Monasteries in . . 27''-141 
 
 — Emerson, J. Letters from the ^gean 27''-19'i 
 
 — Gait, J. Letters from . . . 27''-200 
 
 — Newton, C. T. Travels and discoveries in 
 
 27''-780 
 
 — Turner, W. Tour in . . . 29''-228 
 
 — See Asia Minor ; East ; Greece ; Palestine ; 
 
 Syria. 
 Levasseur, A. Lafayette in America, in 1824,5. 
 
 Ph., 1829. 2 V. ... 26''-147 
 
 Lever, C. Arthur O'Leary . . 18-1868 
 
 — Barrington ..... 18-1869 
 
 — The Bramleighs of Bishop's folly 18-1891 
 
 — Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon 18-1870 
 
 — Confessions of Con Cregan . . 18-1871 
 
 — The Dallons ; or three roads in life 18-1873 
 
 — Davenport Dunn .... 18-1874 
 
 — Day's ride 18-1875 
 
 — Dodd family abroad . . . 18-1876 
 
 — Fortunes of Glencore . . . 18-1877 
 
 — Horace Templeton . . . 18-1878 
 
 — Jack Hinton, the guardsman . 18-1879 
 
 — Knight of Gwynne . . . 18-1880 
 
 — Luttrell of Arran .... 18-1888 
 
 — Martins of Cro' Martin . . . 18-1881 
 
 — Maurice Tiernay, the soldier of fortune 18-1882 
 
 — O'Douoghue 18-1883 
 
 — One of them 18-1884 
 
 — Roland Cashel .... 18-1885 
 
 — Sir Brooke Fosbrooke . . . 18-1890 
 
 — Sir Jasper Carew .... 18-1886 
 
 — St. Patrick's eve ... . 18-592 
 
 — That boy of Norcott's . . . 18-4217 
 
 — Tom Burke of "Ours" . . . 18-1887 
 
 — Tony Butler 18-1889 
 
 LeVert, O. W. Souvenirs of travel. N.Y., 1857. 2 v. 
 
 27''-452 
 
 Leverett, C. E. Arithmetic. Augusta, 1864 26*-2072 
 
 Levett, C. Voyage into New England, in 1623, 4. 
 Maine hist. col. 2 v. . . . 26«-64.'5 
 
 Levi, D. Lingua Sacra ; in three parts. L., 1785-7. 
 3 V. 8° 22-152 
 
 Levi, L. Commercial law, its principles and ad- 
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 other countries, and the institutes of Justinian. 
 V. 1. L., 1840. 4° . . . 1-211 
 
 — Manual of the mercantile law of Great Britain 
 
 and Ireland. Ph., 1854. 8° v. 86 of 2-55 
 
 — On taxation ; how it is raised and how it is ex- 
 
 liended. L., 1860 . . . 1-229 
 
 — Wages and earnings of the working classes. 
 
 L., 1807. 8» . . . . ^ 3-138 
 
 Levi-Alvares, D. E. Elements d'histoire generale ; 
 
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 34-4100 
 
 — Esquisses historiques. 40me ed. P. 34-3983 
 
 — Reines et Regentes de France ; avec une dic- 
 
 tionnaire des femmes celebres de tons les 
 Pays. P 34-3952 
 
 Leviathan. T. Hobbes . . . v. 3 of 33-778 
 
 Levins, P. Mauipulus vocabularum. [E. E. T. S. 
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 Levis, P. M. G. due de. Souvenirs et portraits. 
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 LeVison, J. L. Mental culture ; or, the means of de- 
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 Levite d' fiphraim. J. J. Rousseau . 34-3652 
 
 Levy, M. The history of short-hand writing; to 
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 Levy, M. A. Phonizisches Worterbuch. Breslau, 
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 Lewald, F. The Italians at home. Trans, from 
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 L., 1848. 2v 27''-390 
 
 — Lake-house 18-1892 
 
 Lewes, C. L. Comic sketches ; or, the comedian 
 
 his own manager. L. ,1804 . 33-51 
 
 — Memoirs ; containing anecdotes, historical and 
 
 biographical, of the English and Scottish 
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 Lewes, G. H. Aristotle ; a chapter from the history 
 of science, including analyses of Aristotle's 
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 — Biographical history of philosophy. N. Y., 
 
 1857. 8» 15-118 
 
 — Life and works of Gothe ; with sketches of his 
 
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 — Life of Maximilien Robespierre. Ph., 1849 
 
 30-406 
 
 — The noble heart. F's S D. v. 40 . 24-221 
 
 — Philosophy of the sciences; an exposition of the 
 
 principles of the '■ Cours de philosophic posi- 
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 , 10-194 
 
 — Ranthorpe 18-1893 
 
 — Sea-side studies at Ilfracombe, Tenby, the Scilly 
 
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 Lewin, T. Invasion of Britain by Julius Caesar. 
 
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 — Law of trusts and trustees. Ph., 1839. 8» 
 
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 Lewins, W. History of banks for savings, including 
 a full account of Mr. Gladstone's financial 
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 — Her majesty's mails; an historical and descrip- 
 
 tive account of the British post-office. L., 
 
 1864. 8» 27''-722 
 
 Lewis, D. New gymnastics for men, women, and 
 children. B., 1862 . . . 20-406 
 
 — Weak lungs, and how to make them strong; 
 
 or, diseases of the organs of the chest; Avith 
 their home treatment by the movement cure. 
 B., 1863 . . . . . 10-346 
 
LEWIS. 
 
 340 
 
 LIBRARY. 
 
 Lewis, E. Practical analyst ; or, a treatise on alge- 
 bra. Ph., 1831 .... 14-195 
 
 Lewis, E. J. Hints to sportsmen ; containing notes 
 on shooting ; the habits of the game birds and 
 wild fowl of America; the dog, the gun, the 
 field, and the kite' en. Ph., 1851 20-409 
 
 Lewis, E. W. The spiritual reasoner. Watkins, 
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 Lewis, Gerrard. Love and jealousy, Europa, and 
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 Lewis, G. C. Dialogue on the best form of govern- 
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 — Essay on the influence of authority in matters 
 
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 — Essay on the origin and formation of the ro- 
 
 mance languages ; containing an examina- 
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 the Italian, Spanish, ProvenQal, and French 
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 — Essays cm the administrations of Great Britain 
 
 from 1783 to 1830; ed. by Sir E. Head. L., 
 1864. 8° 27^-726 
 
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 history. L., 1855. 2 v. 8° . ■27''-2315 
 
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 — On local disturbances in Ireland ; and on the 
 
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 27''-1467 
 
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 Lewis, M., and W. Clark. History of the expedi- 
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 across the Rocky mountains to the Pacific 
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 — Same. Abridged by A. M'Vicar. N. Y., 1842. 
 
 2 V. . • . . . . 26'>-69 
 — Gass, P. Journal of voyages and travels 26'>-519 
 
 Lewis, M. G. Abaellino ; or, the bravo of Venice 
 18-4156 
 
 — Adelgitha. F's S. D. v. 41 . . 24-221 
 
 — The castle spectre. F's S. D. v. 27 24-221 
 
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 a residence in the island of Jamaica. L., 1834. 
 8° .... . . 26"-273 
 
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 — Tales of wonder 2d ed. L., 1801 23-901 
 
 — Life and correspondence, with many pieces in 
 
 prose and verse never before published. L., 
 1839. 2 V. 8» . . . . 30-321 
 
 Lewis, S. A. Records of the heart. N. Y., 1844 
 23-854 
 
 Lewis, Tayler. The divine human in tlie scriptures. 
 N. Y., 1860 . . . . 32-1574 
 
 — Plato against the atheists ; or, the tenth book of 
 
 the dialogue on laws, accompanied with crit- 
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 main points of the Platonic philosophj' and 
 theology. N. Y., 1855 . . 32-1535 
 
 — Six days of creation ; or, the scriptural cos- 
 
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 of time-worlds, in distinction from worlds of 
 space. 2d ed. Schenectady, 1855 32-1135 
 
 — State rights; a photograph trom the ruins of 
 
 ancient Greece. A., 1865. 8« . 2-768 
 
 — See Debate between the church and science. 
 
 — See Lange, J. P. 
 
 Lewis, Theresa. Lives of the friends and contem- 
 l)orariesof Lord Chancellor Clarendon ; illus- 
 trative of portraits in his gallery. L., 1852. 
 
 3 V. 8» 30-1464 
 
 Lewis, Thomas. Origines Hebrseae ; or, the antiqui- 
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 Hebrews, their civil government, etc. L., 
 1724. 4v. 8» . . . . 32-127 
 
 Lewis, W. Treatise on the game of chess ; an in- 
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 openings. L., 1844 8" . . 20-38 
 
 Lewis, W. D. Law of perpetuity. Ph., 1846. 8° 
 
 . V. 52,66 of 2-55 
 Lewis Arundel. F. E. Smedley . . 18-2919 
 Lex terrae. S. E. Brydges ... 2-343 
 
 Ley, Hugh. An essay on the laryngismus stridulus ; 
 or, croup-like inspiration of infants, with illus- 
 trations of the general principles of the pathol- 
 ogy of the nerves. L., 1837. 8" 10-532 
 Leyba. See Leiba. 
 
 Leybonrn, T. The mathematical questions proposed 
 
 in the Ladies' diary. L., 1817. 4 v. 8° 14-171 
 
 Leyburn, J. The soldier of the cross, Glasgow 
 
 32-2188 
 
 Leycester. See Leicester. 
 
 Legris de la Tude. See Clairon. 
 
 Leyton Hall. Mark Lemon . . . 18-4036 
 
 Liane. Mme M. Joly .... 34-4077 
 
 Libby life F. F. Cavada . , . 26^-566 
 
 Liber Albus; the white book of the city of London ; 
 
 compiled A. D. 1419, by J. Carpenter and R. 
 
 Whitington. Trans, from the original Latin 
 
 and Anglo-Norman, by H. T. Riley. L., 1861. 
 
 4« 27''-730 
 
 Liber cronicarum. H. Schedel . . 34-495 
 
 Liber de antiquis legibus. See Chronicles of mayors. 
 Liber librorum : its structure, limitations and pur- 
 pose. L.,1867. 8° . . . 32-2059 
 Liber vagatorum. See Book of vagabonds. 
 Liberators of Holland. Mrs. E. Charles 18-2119 
 Liberia. Blyden, E. W. Liberia's offering 28''-509 
 
 — {!rummell, A. Future of Africa . 28'^-387 
 
 — Hale, S. J. Mr. Peyton's experiment 18-1314 
 Liberty. Bkdsoe, A. T. Liberty and slavery 2-550 
 
 — Eliot, S. History of liberty — The early Chris- 
 
 tians 32-516 
 
 The lil)erty of Rome . . 27='-2207 
 
 — Gasparin, A. de. Liberte morale 34-5352 
 
 — Goi-don, T. Cato's letters . . 2-682 
 
 — Hone's three trials .... 2-722 
 
 — Key-notts of American 1. . . 26''-1009 
 
 — Mill, J. S. On liberty . . . 2-802 
 
 — Warner, H. W. I-iberties of America 2-903 
 
 — See Government; Slavery ; Sociology. 
 Liberty of prophecying. J. Taylor . 32-1553 
 Librarian, the. J. Savage . . . 21-261 
 Libraries. Clark, W. Repertorium bibliographi- 
 
 cum . . . . . . 21-348 
 
 — Dibdin, T. F. Library companion 21-156 
 
 — Edwards, E. Libraries and Ibunders of 1. 
 
 21-176 
 
 Memoirs of, and library economy 21-177 
 
 — Goodhugh, W. English gentleman's library 
 
 manual 21-183 
 
 — Guild, R. A. Librarian's manual . 21-188 
 
 — Harlshorne, C. H. Book rarities of Cambridge 
 
 21-203 
 
 — Jewett, C. C. Notices of . . 21-206 
 
 — Merry weather, F. S. Monastic libraries of Great 
 
 Britain 21-76 
 
 — Peltigrew, T. J. Bibliotheca Sussexiana 21-359 
 
 — Pelzholdt, J. HMudbuch deutscher bibliothe- 
 
 ken 21-91 
 
 Katechismus der bibliotliekenlehre 21-92 
 
 — Potter, A. Handbook for readers . 22-1164 
 
 — Public 1., report from select committee 21-346 
 
 — Rhees, W. J. Manual of . . 21-242 
 
 — Shurtletf, N. B. Decimal system for 21-351 
 
 — Sims, R. Principal libraries in London 21-108 
 
 — Wynne, J. Private libraries of New York 
 
 21-290 
 
 — See Bibliography ; Catalogues ; and names of 
 
 libraries. 
 Library company of Philadelphia. Catalogue of 
 books belonging to. Ph., 1789. 8° 21-480 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1835-56. 3 v. 8° . 21-481 
 Catalogue of books addrd since 1835. Ph., 
 
 1844. 8" . . -. . . 21-488 
 
LIBRARY. 
 
 341 
 
 LIEBTG. 
 
 Libraiy company of Pliiladelphia. Catalo^'iie of the 
 books belongintr totlicLoganian libraiy. Ph., 
 1837. S" . ^ . . . . 21-482 
 
 Library of congress. Additions made to the library. 
 W., 1852-4. 8° . . . . 21-515 
 
 — Catalogue of the library of congress. W., 18(51. 
 
 8° ...'... 21-516 
 
 — Catalogue of additions. (Dec. 1, 18C1, to Dec. 1, 
 
 1864.) W., 1862-6. 8" . . 21-517 
 
 — Alphabetical catalogue — authors. W., 1864. 8° 
 
 21-518 
 
 — Catalogue of additions. Dec. 1, 1865, to Dec. 1, 
 
 1866.' W., 1866. 8° . . . 21-518^ 
 
 — Catjilosue of books added. Dec. 1, 1866, to Dec. 
 
 1, 1867. W., 1868 . . . 21-518" 
 
 — Report of librarian, 1867. W., 1867 21-522 
 Library of entertaining knowledge. L., 1842-9. 48 v. 
 
 • — Craik, G. L. Pursuit of knowledge under difli- 
 culties. 2 V. .* . . . 30-1801 
 
 — Davis, J. F. The Chinese. 2 v. . 28"-16 
 
 — Dislinguished men of mod. times. 4 v. 30-1982 
 
 — Ellis, H. Elgin and Pliigaleian marbles. 2 v. 
 
 5-6 
 
 Townley gallery of classic sculpture. 2 v. 
 
 5-7 
 
 — Hindoos, the. 2 v. . . . 28^-549 
 
 — Jardine, D. Criminal trials. 2 v. 27^-624 
 
 — Lane, E. W. Manners and customs of the an- 
 
 cient Egyptians. 2 v. . . 28''-548 
 
 — Lankaster, E. Vegetables used for the food of 
 
 man 4-283 
 
 — Long, G. Egyptian antiquities in the British 
 
 jMuseum. 2 v 28"-191 
 
 — Malkin, J. Historical parallels. 2 v. 29^-82 
 
 — New Zealanders, the . . . 29'»- 288 
 
 — Ogilby, W. Menageries . . 9-586,7 
 -^ Paris and its historical scenes. 2 v. 27M849 
 
 — Planche, J. R. British costume . 27''-950 
 
 — Pompeii. 2 v 27"-902 
 
 — Rennie, J. Architecture of birds . 9-711 
 
 Faculties of birds . . . 9-700 
 
 Habits of birds .... 9-710 
 
 Insect architecture . . . 9-615 
 
 Insect miscellanies . . . 9-708 
 
 Insect transformations , . 9-706 
 
 Natural histoiy of birds . . 9-589 
 
 — Secret societies of the middle ages . 29*-255 
 
 — Trail, C. P. Backwoods of Canada 26''-253 
 
 — Vegetable substances used in the arts and do- 
 
 mestic economy .... 6-836 
 
 — Vegetable substances used for materials of manu- 
 
 factures 6-835 
 
 Library of fathers of the holy catholic church an- 
 terior to the division of the east and west. 
 Trans, by members of the English church ; 
 (ed. by E. B. Pusey, John Keble, and C. 
 Marriott.) Oxf., 1839-54. 39v. 8° Contents: 
 
 — Athauasius, St. Festal epistles. No. 38 . 32-125.5 
 
 Historical tracts. No. 13 . . . 32-1 2.»6 
 
 Select treatises in controversy with the Arians. Nos. S,19 
 
 — Augustine, St. Confessions. No 1 . 
 
 Seventeen short treatises, v. 22 
 
 Sermons on selected lessons of the New Testament. Nos. 16,20 
 
 3-'-1260 
 
 Homilies on the gospel of St. John. Nos. 26,29 32-1261 
 
 • Expositions on the book of Psalms. Nos. 24,25,30,32,37,39 
 
 32-1259 
 
 — Chrysostom, St. John. Homilies on the gospel of St Ma thew. 
 
 Nos. H,15,.34 ..... .32-1263 
 
 Homilies on the gospel of St. John. Nos. 28,.36 32-1264 
 
 Homilies on the Acts of the Apostles. Nos. 33,35 .32-1265 
 
 Homilies on the epistle to the Romans. No. 7 32-1266 
 
 Homilies on the first epistle of St. Paul to the Corinthians. 
 
 Nos. 4,.? in 1 . . . . . 32-1267 
 
 — — Homilieson thesecond epistleof St.Paul to theCorinlhians. 
 
 No. 27 . . . . . . .32-1268 
 
 — — Commentary on the epistle to the Galatians, and homilies 
 
 on the epistle to the Epliesiaas. No. 6 . 32-1269 
 Homilies on the epistles of St. Paul to the Phillipians, 
 
 Colossians, and Thessalonians. No. 14 . 32-1270 
 Homilies on the epistles of St. Paul to Timothy, Titus, and 
 
 Philemon. No. 12 . . . . 32-1271 
 
 — — Homilies on the statutes, or to the people of Antioch. No. 9 
 
 32-1272 
 
 — Cyprian, St. Epistles with the council of Carthage on the 
 
 baptism of heretics, and extant works of St. Pacian. No. 17 
 32-1274 
 
 32-1257 
 32-1258 
 32-1262 
 
 Library of fathers of the holy catholic church, etc. 
 
 — Cyprian, St. Treatises. No. 3 . . . 32-1273 
 
 — Cyril, St. Catechetical lectures. No. 2 .' li^i .73 
 
 — Gregory, St., the great. Morals on the book of Job No l<? 
 
 51,23,31 32_io7s 
 
 — Pacian, St. Epistle to Sympronian, exhortation to repeic- 
 
 ance, on baptism. No. 17 . . . 32-l^ir4 
 
 — TertuUian, St. Apologetic and practical treatise.?. No.'i(» 
 
 32-1278 
 
 — ./ustin Martyr. Extant works. No. 40 . .32-1277 
 Libres penseurs. L. Veuillot . . 34_;^^87 
 Libri, G. Catalogue of choicer portion of library. 
 
 Sold by auction, 1859. 8". [With prices and 
 
 purchasers noted] . . . 21-324 
 
 Lichen tufts from the Allcghanies. E. C. Wright 
 
 33-1343 
 
 Lichens, British, history of. W. L. Lindsay 9-55 
 Lichfield. Jackson, J. J. Histoiy of city and 
 
 cathedral 27''-608 
 
 Lichtenstein. W. Hauff . . . 34-3924 
 Lichtenthal, P. Dizionario e bibliografia della mii- 
 
 sica. Milano, 1826. 2 v. S" . 34-2"^31 
 Liddell, H. G. History of Rome, from the earliest 
 
 times to the establishment of the empire. L., 
 
 1855. 2 V. 8" . . . . 27»-2317 
 
 — and R. Scott. Greek-Engli.^h le.xicon, bnsed 
 
 on the German work of Passow, with correc- 
 tions and additions by H. Drisler. N. Y., 
 
 1856. 8" 22-391 
 
 Liddon, H. P. The divinity of our Lord and Saviour 
 
 Jesus Christ. Bami)ton's lectures for 1866. 
 
 L., 1867. 8" . . . . 32-1983 
 
 Lieber, F. Character of the gentleman. 2d ed. 
 
 Columbia. 1847 .... 33-216 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. Ph., 1864 . . 33-217 
 
 — Constitution and plan of education for Girard 
 
 college for orphans, with an introdnctory re- 
 port, laid before the board of trustees. "Ph. 
 1834. 8° 13-124 
 
 — Essays on properly and labour. N. Y., 1859 
 
 • . 3-141 
 
 — Great events, described by distinguished histo- 
 
 rians, chroniclers, and other writers. N. Y., 
 1847 ...... 29^-20 
 
 — Legal and political hermencutics, or principles 
 
 of interpretation and construction in law and 
 politics. B., 1839 . . . 2-770 
 
 — Letters to a gentleman in Germany, written after 
 
 a trip from Philadelphia to Niagara. Ph., 
 1834. 8» " 26i'-275 
 
 — Manual of political ethics, designed chiefly for 
 
 the use of colleges and students at law. 2d ed. 
 B., 1847. 2 v. ^8° . . . 2-771 
 
 — On civilliberty and self-government. Ph., 1853. 
 
 2 V 2-772 
 
 — See Encyclopaedia Americana. 
 
 Lieber, O. M. Assayer's guide; or, practical direc- 
 tions to assayers, miners, and smelters, for the 
 tests and assays, ly heat and wet processes, of 
 the ores of all the principal metals, and of 
 gold and silver coins and alloys. Ph., 1852 
 6-362 
 
 Liebig, J. Animal chemistry ; or, organic chemistry 
 in its applications to piiysioloiry and patholooy; 
 ed. by W. Gregory. L., 1842. 8» S^lV 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1848 . . . 8-15 
 
 — Complete works on chemistry. Ph., 1851. 8" 
 
 8-26 
 
 — Familiar letters on chemistry in its relations to 
 
 physiology, dietetics, agriculture, commerce, 
 and political economy. 4th ed. Ed. by J. 
 Blyth. L., 1859 . . . H-U" 
 
 — Same. Ed. by J. Gardner. N. Y., 1843 8-14 
 
 — Letters on modern agriculture. Ed. by J. Blyth. 
 
 L., 1859 4-99 
 
 — The natural laws of husbandry. N. Y., 1863 
 
 4-166 
 
 — Researches on the chemistry of food, and the 
 
 motion of the juices in the animal body. 
 Lowell, 1848 .... 8-16 
 
 — Traile de chimie organique. P., 1844. 3 v. 8° 
 
 34-4533 
 
LTEBIG. 
 
 342 
 
 LIGHTHOUSES. 
 
 Liebig, J., H. Kopp, et al. Annual report of the 
 progress of chemistrj'^, and the allied sciences. 
 L., 1849-53. 4 V. 8° . . . 8-27 
 
 Liefde, J. de. The romance of charity. L. , 18(57 
 32-2329 
 
 — The signet ring, and other gems . 18-1895 
 
 — Six months amona; the charities of Europe. L., 
 
 18G5. 2V..''. . . , 32-1726 
 Liefde, J. B. de. Tlie beggars (les gueux) or, the 
 
 founders of the Dutch republic ; a tale 18-4150 
 Lien. Cross, J. Law of . . v. 34 of 2-55 
 
 — Sergeant, H. J. The lien of mechanics in 
 
 Pennsylvania .... 2-297 
 
 Liernur's system of sewage. See Krepp, F. C. 
 Lieutenant and commander. B. Hall 29t'-201 
 
 Lieutenant Marcel. X. de Montepin . 34-4394 
 Lievre de mon grand-pere. A. Dumas 34-3223 
 
 Life. Aristotle. Vital principle . . 10-233 
 
 — Bichat, X. Pliysiological researches on 10-16 
 
 — Coleridge, S. T. Tlieovy of . . 15-23 
 
 — Darwin, E. Zoonomia . . 10-706 
 
 — Dickson, S. H. Life, sleep, pain, &c. 10-152 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. L. in its lower, intermediate, and 
 
 higher forms • ^ . . 9-556 
 
 — Graham, S. Science of human 1. 10-323 
 
 — Grindon, L. H. Nature, varieties and phenom- 
 
 mena of . • . . . 9-1018 
 
 - Hinton, J. Life in nature . , 9-1032 
 
 — Laugel, A. Les problemes de la vie 34-3490 
 
 — Mann, B. J. Guide to the knowledge of 10-220 
 
 — Matteucci, C. Physical phenomena of human 
 
 beings 10-78 
 
 — Paine, M. Discourse upon organic life 15-92 
 
 — Phillips, J. Life on the earth . 9-311 
 
 — Zschokke, H. Meditations on . 32-1115 
 
 — See Biology ; Death ; Health and longevity ; 
 
 Physiology ; Reproduction. 
 Life among the Mormons, and a march to their zion. 
 By an officer of the United States army. N. Y. , 
 
 1868 26'^-683 
 
 Ufe amongst the colliers. L., 1862 . 33-905 
 
 Life and adventure in the South Pacific. By a roving 
 printer. N. Y., 1861 . . . 29M83 
 Life and adventures of Major Roger Sherman Potter. 
 By Pheleg van Truesdaie . . 18-2029 
 Life and adventures of Mrs. C. Davies. D. De Foe 
 
 18-829 
 
 Life and books. J. F. Boyes . . 33-355 
 
 Life and confessions of Humphry Humbug, with a 
 
 brief account of his family from 1 anno mundi 
 
 to 1835 anno Cliristi. L., 1835 30-255 
 
 Life and events. W. B. Victor , ' . 26''-554 
 
 Life anil liistory of Lewis XIV, present kini: of 
 
 France and Navarre. L., 1709 27»-i971 
 
 Life and its aims 18-1900 
 
 " Life and light of men, the." J. Young 32-1892 
 Life and love in Noiway. T. Miigge 18-2282 
 
 Lite and manners. T. De Quincy . 30-1934 
 
 Life and opinions of Tristram Sliandy. L. Sterne 
 
 18-3015 
 
 Life at the fireside. W. M. Thayer . 33-1342 
 
 Life before him 18-1901 
 
 Life below : in seven poems. N. Y., 1868 23-1018 
 Life beneath the waters. A. M. Edwards 9-684 
 Life-boat. R. M. Ballantyne . . 18-264 
 Life-boats. Phiia. Board of Trade report on life- 
 saving stations on the coast . 1-210 
 Life-book of a labourer. E. Neale . 32-1828 
 Life by the Ganges. Mrs. Mullens . 32-2283 
 Life for a life. Miss D. M. Mulock . 18-2291 
 Life, here and there. N. P. Willis . 18-3533 
 Life in Australia. W. H. Tliomes . 18-3207 
 Life in the clearings. S. Moodie . . 26''-271 
 Life in the cloister. A. M. Stewart . 18-1898 
 Life in Dalecarlia. Fredrika Bremer . 18-395 
 Life in the desert. L. Du Couret . 28''-345 
 Life in the far west. G. F. Ruxton , 26''-110 
 Life in Feejee. M. D. Wallis . . 29'>-152 
 Life in the forests of the far east. S. St. John 
 29''-198 
 
 Life in heaven. By the author of "Heaven our 
 _ home." B., 1865 . . . 32-1633 
 Life in the in sect- world ; or, conversations upon in- 
 sects, between an aunt and her nieces. Ph., 
 
 1844 9-579 
 
 Life in the laity. L. D. Davis . . 32-1453 
 Life in Mexico, during a two years residence. Mme 
 Calderon de la Barca . . 26i'-70 
 
 Life in Normandy ; sketches of French fishing, farm- 
 ing, cooking, natural liistory, and politics, 
 drawn from nature. E., 1863. 2 v. 8° 27''-670 
 Life in the Old World. P. Bremer , 27''-585 
 Life in the open air. T. Winthrop . 33-955 
 
 Life in prairie land. E. W. Farnham . 18-1056 
 Life in the sea. L. Wraxall . . . 9-976 
 
 Life in the South, from the commencement of the war. 
 By a blockaded British subject. L., 1863. 2 v. 
 8" ....... 26''-441 
 
 Life in varied phases. C. H. B. Laing 18-530 
 Life in the West. N. C. Meeker . . 18-4057 
 Life in the West ; or, the Moreton family. By the 
 author of " The village boys " . 18-1903 
 Life in the wilds. H. Martineau . . 18-3857 
 Life in the woods. J. C. Geikie . . 26''-50o 
 Life insurance. See Insurance. 
 Life of a fox-hound. J. Mills . . 20-424 
 Life of John Buncle. T. Amory . . 18-4063 
 Life of a sailor. F. Chamier . . 18-607 
 Life of trust. G. Miiller . . . 30-1148* 
 Life on the plains and among the diggings: A. De- 
 lano 26f'-260 
 
 Life pictures. T. S. Arthur . . . 18-176 
 
 Life pictures. R. Turn bull . . . 32-673 
 
 Life scenes from the four gospels. G. Jones 32-2368 
 Life scenes from mission fields. E. D. Moore 32-674 
 Life sketches. Mrs. J. L. Dumont . 18-951 
 
 Life struggle. Julia Pardoe . . ' . 18-2418 
 Life struggles in rebel prisons. J. Ferguson 26''-737 
 Life studies. J. Baillie . . . 30-983 
 
 Life thouifhts. H. W. Beecher . . 32-747 
 
 Life without and life within. S. M. F. d'Ossoli 33-864 
 Life work ; or, the link and the rivet. L. N. Ran- 
 
 yard 32-1817 
 
 Life's discipline. Mrs. E. Robinson . 18-2665 
 
 Life's lessons 18-1906 
 
 Life's lessons. Mrs. C. Gore . . 18-1222 
 Life's secret. Mrs. H. Wood , . 18-3582 
 Lift for tlie lazy. N. Y., 1849 . . 33-86 
 
 Light. Burnet, J. Ligiit and shade in painting 5-714 
 
 — Cole, H. First exercises in light and shade 5-430 
 
 — Hunt, R. Light in its chemical relations 8-66 
 
 — Marion, F. Wondds of optics . 11-343 
 
 — Nugent, E. Light and sight theoretically and 
 
 practically treated . . . 10-863 
 
 — Reichenbach, C. v. Physico-physiological re- 
 
 searches on .... 11-225 
 
 — Winslow, F. Influence on life and health 
 
 10-740 
 
 — See Color ; Optics ; Polarization ; Shades and 
 
 shadows. 
 Light. Helen Stryker .... 18-3061 
 Light and shade. A. H. Drury . . -18-913 
 Light and truth. H. Bonar . . 32-2399,2467 
 Light from the cross. A. Tholuck . 32-725 
 
 Light in dark places. A. Neander . 32-649 
 
 Light in darkness ; or, Christ discovered in his true 
 character by a unitarian. W. L. Gage. B., 
 
 1864 32-1299 
 
 Light in the valley. Mrs. N. Crosland 32-2241 
 Light of nature. N. Culverwell . . 15-146 
 Light of the week. J. Younger . . 32-1029 
 Light on the dark river. M. W. Lawrence 32-473 
 Light on shadowed paths. T. S. Arthur 18-201 
 Light through the clouds ; or, peace and joy in be- 
 lieving 18-1907 
 
 Light foot, Piannah. W. J. Thoms . 30-2320 
 
 Lighlhill, Dr Popular treatise on deafness ; its 
 
 causes and prevention. N. Y., 1862 10-276 
 
 Lighthouses, list of. See U. S. military and naval 
 
 affairs . 1-210 
 
LIGHTHOUSES. 
 
 343 
 
 LINDSAY. 
 
 Lighthouses. Stevenson, A. History, construction 
 and illumination, of . . . 6-88 
 
 Lightning. Fonvielle, W. de. Thunder and 1. 
 
 11-322 
 
 — Forbes, R B. Papers relative to . 11-115 
 
 — See Electricity ; Meteorology. 
 
 Lights and shadows of army life. W. W. Lyle 
 
 26^-653 
 
 Lights and shadows of artist life. J.Smith 5-119 
 Lights and shadows of church life in Australia. T. 
 
 Blnney 32-954 
 
 Lights and shadows of domestic life, and other 
 
 stories 18-1908 
 
 Lights and shadows of English life . 18-1899 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. John Wilson 
 
 18-3543 
 
 Lights, sh idows and reflections of wliigsand tories ; 
 
 by a country gentleman. Ph., 1843 27''-735 
 Ligne apres ligne ; ou serie d' instructions religieuses 
 
 adaptees a 1' intelligence des enfants. N. Y. 
 
 34-4292 
 
 Ligne, prince de. Lettres et pensees, publiees par 
 
 Mme de Stael-Holstein. P., 1809. 8" 34-4787 
 Ligue (la) et Henri IV. B. H. R. Capefigue 
 
 34-5403 
 
 Ligue (la) et Henri IV. J. Michelet . 34-4865 
 Like and unlike. A. S. Roe . . . 18-2676 
 
 Lilian 18-1909 
 
 Lillian ; or, woman's endurance. C. Shrimpton 
 
 18-4154 
 
 Lillie, H. Alphabet of monograms. L. Q" 5-637 
 Lillieslea. Mary Howitt . . . 18-1513 
 Lilliesleaf. Mrs. M. Oliphaut . . 18-2381 
 Lillo, G. Arden of Feversham. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 2 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The fatal curiosity : a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 
 
 24-143 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 13 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 19 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 2 . . . 24-143 
 
 — George Barnwell : a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 8 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. F's 8. D. v. 11 . . . 34-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 23 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . . 24-143 
 Lilly, J. Dramatic works ; with notes, and some 
 
 account of his life and writings, by F. W. 
 Fairholt. L., 1858. 2 v. . . 24-83 
 
 Lilly, L. History of New England, illustrated by 
 tales, sketclies anecdotes, and adventures. B., 
 1839 26''-1029 
 
 Lilly, W. A collection of ancient and modern 
 prophesies, with modest observations thereon, 
 etc. L., 1645. sm. 4" . . 12-105 
 
 — Life and times, 1602-81, by himself. [Auto- 
 
 biography. V, 1] . . . 30-1878 
 
 Lily: a novel. Mrs. King . . . 18-1747 
 Lily and the bee. S. Warren . . 33-152 
 
 Lily and Totem. W. G. Simms . . 18-3867 
 Lily Gordon, the young housekeeper. C. D. Bell 
 
 18-1911 
 
 Lily Huson. A. Gray .... 18-1359 
 Lily White. E. Goodwin . . . 18-1203 
 Lima. Markham, C. L. Cuzco and L. 26'^-363 
 
 — Peck, G. W. Sketches of . . 29^-114 
 
 — True and particular relation (1746) 11-18 
 Limborch, P. History of the inquisition ; with a 
 
 particular description of its secret prisons, 
 
 modes of torture, style of accusation, trial, 
 
 &c. L., 1816. 8° . . . 32-1287 
 
 Limes. Burnell, G. R. Limes, cements, etc. 6-26 
 
 — Pasley, C. W, Limes, calcareous cements, etc. 
 
 6-132 
 
 Limits of exact science as applied to history. C. 
 
 Kingsley 39»-139 
 
 Limits of religious thought. H.' L. Mansel 15-131 
 Lincoln, A. Martyr's monument; being the pa- 
 triotism and political wisdom of Abraham 
 Lincoln, as exhibited in his speeches, etc. 
 N. Y 30-1683 
 
 Lincoln, A. Arnold, I. N. Abraham Lincoln and 
 the overthrow of slavery . . 36^-879 
 
 — Barrett, J. H. Life of, with messages, procla^ 
 
 raations, letters, etc. . . . 30-1532 
 
 — Banlett, D. W. Life of . . 30-1240 
 
 — Carpenter, F. B. Six months at the White 
 
 House 30-1833 
 
 — Crosby, F. Life of . . . 30-1669 
 
 — Holland, J. G. Life of . . . 30-1743 
 
 — Howell, W. D. Life and speeches of 30-1675 
 
 — Life and public services of Abraham Lincoln. 
 
 Ph., 1864 30-1476 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. President Lincoln self-portrayed 
 
 • 30-3330 
 
 — Memorial ; a record of the life, assassination, 
 
 and obsequies of the inartyi'ed president. 
 N. Y., 1865. 8° . . . . 30-1668 
 
 — Morris, B. F. Memorial record . 30-1671 
 
 — Newell, R. H. The martyr president 23-794 
 
 — Our martyr president . . . 32-1638 
 
 — Poetical tributes to the memory of 23-656 
 
 — Poore, B. P. The conspiracy trial 2-251 
 
 — Raymond, H. J. History of administration of 
 
 36»-552 
 
 — Sermons preached in Boston on the death of 
 
 32-159] 
 
 — Stowe, PI. B. Men of our times . 30-2375 
 
 — Assassination of. See U. S. (loreign relations) 
 
 diplomatic correspondence, 1865 26^775,995 
 
 — Keckley, E. Behind the scenes . 30-2361 
 
 — and Douglas, S. A. Political debates in the 
 
 celebrated campaign of 1858, as carefully pre- 
 pared by the reporters of each party. Colum- 
 bus, 1860. 8° . . . . 26''-701 
 
 Lincoln, B., life of. F. Bowen. (S. A. B. 23) 30-497 
 
 Lincoln, R. W. Lives of the presidents of the 
 United States ; with biographical notices of the 
 signers of the Declaration of Independence ; 
 and sketches of the most remarkable events 
 in the history of the country. Brattleboro, 
 1839 ...... 30-439 
 
 Lincoln, William S. Alton trials, Nov. 7, 1837. 
 N. Y., 1838 .... 2-323 
 
 Lincoln, St. Hugh, bishop of. See Hugh. 
 
 Lincolnshire. Britton, J. . . v. 9 of 37>'-474 
 
 Lind, James. Diseases incidental to Europeans in 
 hot climates, etc. From 6th L. ed. Ph., 1811. 
 8° 10-464 
 
 Lind, Jenny. Rosenberg, C. G. Jenny Lind in 
 America 26'^-340 
 
 — Willis, N. P. Memoranda of the life of 30-7.-7 
 Linda. Mrs. C. L. Hentz . . . 18-1403 
 Linda Tressel. Author of " Nina Balatka " 18-1912 
 Linden, A. Titania : tales and legends translated 
 
 from the German by Trauermantel 18-3885 
 Lindisfarn Chase. T. A. Trollope . 18-3313 
 Lindley, A. F., (ed.) Theodore's case. Abyssinian 
 
 war from an Abyssinian point of view. L., 
 
 1868 28°-365 
 
 Lindley, John. Theory of horticulture ; with notes 
 
 by A. J. Downing. N. Y., 1853 4-61 
 
 — Vegetable kingdom ; or, the structure, classifi- 
 
 cation, and uses of plants, illustrated upon 
 the natural system. 3d ed. L., 1853. 8° 9-54 
 Lindley, Nathaniel. Introduction to the study of 
 jurisprudence ; being a translation of the gen- 
 eral part of Thibaut's system des pandekten 
 rechts. Ph., 1855. 8» . v. 88 of 2-55 
 Lindley, T. Voyage to Brasil. L., 1805. 8" 26'^-648 
 Lindsay, A. W. C, Ld. Letters on Egypt, Edom. 
 and the Holy Land. L., 1858 . 28^'-160 
 
 — Memoir of Lady A una Mackenzie, counte.ss of 
 
 Balcarres and afterwards of Argyll, 1621- 
 1706. E., 1868 .... 30-2386 
 
 Lindsay, W. L. Popular history of British lichens ; 
 
 an account of their structure, reproduction, 
 
 uses, distribution, and classification. L., 1856 
 
 9-55 
 
 Lindsay, W. S. Our merchant shipping ; its present 
 state considered. L., 1860 . . 1-312 
 
LINDSLEY. 
 
 344 
 
 LITERATURE. 
 
 Lindsley, P. Works. Edited, witli introductory 
 
 notices of his life and labours, by L. J. Halsey. 
 
 Ph., 1866. 3 V. 8° . . . 33-925 
 
 Linen trade. A. J. Warden . . 1-207 
 
 Lingard, J. Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon church. 
 
 Ph., 1841. 8° . . . . 32-129 
 
 — Collection of tracts, on several subjects con- 
 
 nected with the civil and religious ijrincipjes 
 of catholics. Bait. . . . 32-1738 
 
 — History of England, from the first invasion by 
 
 the Romans to 1688. B., 1853. 13 v. 27«-740 
 Lingua Sacra. D. Levi . . . 22-152 
 
 Link, H. F. Travels in Portugal, and through 
 France and Spain. Trans, from the German 
 by ,T. Hinckley. L., 1801. 8" . 27"-109 
 Links in the chain. G. Kearley . . 9-668 
 
 Lin-le. The history of the Ti-ping revolution. L., 
 1866. 2 V. S" . . . . 28»-234 
 Linn, E. A., and N. Sargent. Life and public ser- 
 vices of Dr. L. F. Linn. N. Y., 1857. 8" 
 
 30-977 
 Linnet's trial. By S. M. Author of " Twice lost " 
 
 18-1905 
 
 Linonian society of Yale college. Catalogue of the 
 
 library. New Haven, 1846. 8° 21-441 
 
 Linsley, D. C. A premium essay on the origin, 
 
 history, and cliaracteristics of the Morgan 
 
 horses. N. Y., 1857 . . . 4-86 
 
 Lintel and ley. W. C. Dendy . . 18-831 
 
 Linton, E. L. The lake country. L., 1864. 8» 
 
 27"-869 
 
 — Lizzie Lorton .... 18-3804 
 
 — Sowing the wind .... 18-1894 
 Linton, W. Colossal vestiges of the older nations. 
 
 L., 1862 . . . . . 29»-142 
 
 Linvvood ; with other stories . . 18-1904 
 
 Lion-hearted. Mrs. Grey . . . 18-1282 
 Lion in the path. .J. Saunders . . 18-3854 
 Lion of Flanders. H. Conscience . 18-691 
 
 Lionel Lincoln. J. F. Cooper . . 18-723 
 
 Lionne, la. F. Soulie .... 34-3769 
 Lionnes pauvres, les. Augier, E., and E. Foussier 
 
 34-3030 
 
 Lions: living and dead. J. Dix . . 30-798 
 
 Lions, tigers, &c. Jardine, Sir W., N. 1., 16 
 
 V. 2 of 9-594 
 
 Lipowitz, N. Practical manufacture of Portland 
 
 cement. Trans, by W. F. Reid. L., 1868. 8° 
 
 6-75 
 
 Lippard, G. Legends of the American revolution ; 
 
 or, Washiniiton and his generals ; with biog. 
 
 by C. C. Burr. Ph., [1847.] 8» 18-1914 
 
 — The Nazarene .... 18-1915 
 
 — Paul Ardenheim, the monk of Wissahikon 
 
 18-1916 
 
 Lippincoit, Mrs. S. J., (Grace Greenwood.) Bonnie 
 Scotland ; tales of her history, heroes, and 
 poets. B., 1861 .... 27''-1344 
 
 — A forest tragedy and other tales . 18-1919 
 
 — Greenwood leaves . 18-1920 
 
 — Haps and mishaps of a tour in Europe. B., 
 
 1854 27^-322 
 
 — Poems. B., 1851 .... 23-287 
 
 — Records of five years. B.,1867 . 33-1335 
 
 — Stories and legends of travel and history- for 
 
 children. B., 1857 . . . 27*'-445 
 
 — Stories and sights of France and Italy. B., 
 
 1867 27^'-895 
 
 — Stories of many lands . . . 18-1917 
 Lippincott's magazine, v. 1-3. Ph., 1868,9. 8° 17-57 
 Lippincott's complete pronouncing gazetteer. J. 
 
 Thomas and T. Baldwin . . 25-108 
 
 Lippitt, P. J. Treatise on the tactical use of the 
 
 three arms, infantry, artillery, and cavalry. 
 
 N. Y., 1865 6-638 
 
 Liquors. Feuchtwauger, L. Fermented 1. 6-174 
 
 — See Drinks. 
 
 L'Isere, C. de. Diseases and hygiene of the organs 
 of the voice. Trans, by J. F. W. Lane. B., 
 1845 10-73 
 
 List, F. National system of political economy. 
 Trans, from the German by G. A. Matile ; 
 with notes by H. Richelot and S. Colwoll. 
 Ph., 1856. S" . . . . 3-144 
 
 List of the absentees of Ireland, and the value of 
 their estates and incomes spent abroad ; with 
 observations on the state and condition of that 
 kingdom. Dub., 1729. 8° . 27"-1468 
 
 List of bankrupts in the U. S. court for the eastern 
 district of Penn. Pittsburg, 1844. S" 2-293 
 
 Listener, C. Fry 33-1286 
 
 Lister, T. H. Life and administration of Edward, 
 first earl of Clarendon ; with original corre- 
 spondence. L., 1837,8. 3 V. S" 30-962 
 
 Liszt, F. F. Chopin. P., 1852. 8° . 34-4778 
 
 — Lite of Chopin. Trans, by M. W. Cook. Ph., 
 
 1863 30-1427 
 
 — See Chopin, F 5-961 
 
 Litchfield county centennial celebration ; held at 
 
 Litchfield, Conn., Aug. 13,14, 1851. Hart. 
 
 1851. 8" 26"-587 
 
 Literary amaranth. N. C. Brooks . 33-21 
 
 Literary and miscellaneous memoirs. J. Cradock 
 
 33-785 
 
 Literary and scientific men. Arago, F. Distin- 
 
 tinguished scientific men . . 30-970 
 
 — Bell, R., et al. Lives of eminent literarj^ and 
 
 scientific men of Great Britain and Ireland 
 .... . . 30-306 
 
 — Brougham, H. Men of letters and science in 
 
 the time of George III . . 30-49 
 
 — GilfiUan, G. Gallery of portraits . 30-1657 
 
 — Mills, A. Literary men of G. Britain 22-1141 
 
 — Shelley, M. W., et al. Lives of the most eminent 
 
 literary and -scientific men of France 30-308 
 Lives of the most eminent literary and scien- 
 tific men of Italy, Spain, and Portugal 30-307 
 
 — Walker,- W., jr. Men of science . 30-1822 
 
 — Wynne, J. Lives of eminent literary and scien- 
 
 tific men of America . . . 30-873 
 
 — Young, T. Biographies of men of science 
 
 V. 2 of 11-307 
 
 — See Authors ; Literature ; Poets. 
 Literary and social judgments. W. R. Greg 
 
 . . 33-1396 
 
 Literary character. I. D'Israeli . . 22-1023 
 Literary gazette ; or, journal of criticism, science, 
 and the arts. v. 1. Ph. 1821. 4° 17-508 
 Literary bonis. N. Drake . . . 33-734 
 
 Literary magazine, and Am. register, v. 1,3-7. 
 Ph., 1804-7. 6 V. 8° . . 17-107 
 
 Literary memoirs of living authors. D. Rivers 
 
 21-70 
 
 Literary panorama, the. L.,1807. 3 v. 8° 17-492 
 Literary policy of the church of Rome. J. Mend- 
 ham 32-1920 
 
 Literary property, laws of. R. Maugham 3-316 
 
 — See Copyrigiit. 
 
 Literary recollections. R. Warner . 30-1948 
 Literary relics. G. M. Berkeley . . 33-1205 
 Literary reminiscences. T. De Quincey 30-1933 
 Literature. History. 
 
 — Alves, R. History of . . . 22-904 
 
 — Berington. J. Literary history of the middle 
 
 ages 22-931 
 
 — Blakey, R. History of political 1. . 22-938 
 
 — Botta, A. C. L. Hand-book of . 22-941. 
 
 — Denina, C. Revolutions of . . 22-1014 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Ancient and modern 1. 
 
 22-1065 
 
 — Hallam, H. Literature of Europe . 22-1076. 
 
 — Kaumer, F. v. Handbuch zur geschichte der 
 
 34-2420 
 
 — Scherr, Dr. J. Allgemeine geschichte der 1. 
 
 . . . . 34-2400 
 
 — Schlegel, F. Lectures on tiie history of 22-1192 
 
 — Schlosser, F. C History of the eighteenth cen- 
 
 tury 29»-72 
 
 — Sismondi, J. C. L. S. de. Historical viewof tlie 
 
 literature of the south of Europe 22-1208,9 
 
LITERATURE. 
 
 345 
 
 LIVER. 
 
 Literature. Tannehill, W. Sketches of the history of 
 
 22-1229 
 
 — Philosophy and study of. 
 
 — Harris, J. Philological inquiries . 22-1081 
 
 — Knapp, S. L. Advice in the pursuits of 22-1112 
 
 — Marmontel, J. F. Elements de 1. . 34-3511 
 
 — Montgomery, J. Lectures on . 22-1145 
 
 — Stael-Holstein, Mme de. Influence of 22-1221 
 
 — Sybel, H. v. Literature and history of the 
 
 crusades 29''-135 
 
 — Tuckerman, 11. T. Characteristics of 22-1251 
 
 — Villeneuve, A. de. Cours elementaire de 
 
 . 34-3998 
 
 — Vinet, A. Outlines of . . . 33-1368 
 — ■ Williams, W. R. Conservative principle in 
 
 22-1285 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Ampere, J. J. Litterature, voyages, et poesies 
 
 34-3021 
 
 — Arvine, K. Cyclopaedia of anecdotes 33-377 
 
 — Baillet, A. Jugemens des savans . 34-4979 
 
 — Beloe, W. Anecdotes of . . 21-140 
 
 — Books and authors . . , . . 22-942 
 
 — Cuvilier-Fleury, A. A. Etudes historiques et 
 
 litteraires .... 34-3172 to 5 
 
 — Davis, W. Olio of anecdotes . 21-149 
 
 — D' Israeli, I. Curiosities of . 22-1020 to 2 
 • Miscellanies .... 22-1024 
 
 — Friswell, J. H. Varia : readings from rare 
 
 books 22-1056 
 
 — Gilfillan, G. Sketches of modern 1. 30-1657 
 
 — Grimm, F. M. Gazette litteraire . 34-3374 
 
 — Hugo, V. Litterature et philosophic melees 
 
 34-3418 
 
 — Masson, D. Essays on the English poets 
 
 22-1132 
 
 — Memoirs of ... . 17-218 to 20 
 
 — Ossoli, S. M. F. d'. Papers on literature and art 
 
 33-490 
 
 — Photius. Myriobiblon . . . 34-2949 
 
 — Puruell, T. Literature and its professors 
 
 22-1170 
 
 — Ripley and Taylor. Hand-book of 33-900 
 
 — Sclielhorn, J. G. Amajnitates literaria? 34-482 
 
 — Souvestre, E. Causeries historiques et litteraires 
 
 34-5457 
 
 — Taillandier, R. E. G. Litterature etrangere 
 
 34-3844 
 
 — Vigueul-Marville. Melanges d' histoire et de 1. 
 
 . . 34-4473 
 
 — Villemain, A. F. Litterature contemporaine 
 
 34-3891 
 
 — Collections. 
 
 — Chambers, R. Cyclopaedia of English literature 
 
 . 22-897,8 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Prose writers of America 
 
 33-127 
 
 — Cleveland, C. D. Compendium of American 
 
 literature 22-974 
 
 Compendium of classical literature 22-976 
 
 Compendium of English literature 22-971,2 
 
 — Duyckinck, E. A. and G. L. Cyclopaedia of 
 
 American literature . . . 22-896 
 
 — Foster, M. E. Hand-book of modern European 
 
 literature 22-1053 
 
 — Hood, E. P. Master minds of the west 33-106 
 
 — Illustrations of northern antiquities 22-891 
 
 — Knight, C. Half-hours with the best authors 
 
 33-485 
 
 Half-hours with the best letter-writers 
 
 33-1348 
 
 — Morris and Willis. Prose and poetry of Europe 
 
 and America .... 33-1208 
 
 — Whitlaw, A. Casquet of literary gems 33-591 
 
 — See Authors ; Belles-lettres ; Bibliography ; 
 
 Copyright ; Criticism ; Journalism ; Letters ; 
 Literary and scientific men ; Newspapers; 
 Novels ; Poetry ; Readers ; and names of 
 different languages. 
 Literature in letters. J. P. Holcombe 33-877 
 
 Literature of the rebellion. J. R. Bartlett 21-299 
 Literature of the Sabbath question. R. Cox 21-32 
 Lithography. Straker, C. Art of . 0-1031 
 
 Lithdlogy. Laurence, P. H. . . 9-249 
 
 — See Geology ; Mineralogy. 
 
 Littell, S. Manual of the diseases of the eye. Ph., 
 
 1837 10-498 
 
 Littell's living age; conducted by E. L ttell. B., 
 
 1844-69. Ill V. 8» . . . 17-59 
 
 Littell's museum. See Museum of forei{!;n literature. 
 
 Litterature de la jeunesse et de I'age mur. A. Yinet 
 
 34-4595 
 
 Litterature de I'enfance. A. Vinet . 34-4593 
 Little, G. American cruiser's own book 18-1922 
 Little, J. A. Autobiography of a new churchman. 
 
 Ph., 1852 30-1626 
 
 Little barefoot. B. Auerbach . . 18-219 
 
 Little beauty. Mrs. Grey . . . 18-1278 
 Little brother, etc. F. H. Ludlow . 18-3900 
 Little by little. W. T. Adams . . 18-61 
 
 Little Dorrit. C. Dickens . . . 18-868 
 
 Little foxes. Mrs. H. B. Stowe . . 33-810 
 
 Little gentleman in green ; a fairy tale. Bv Una 
 
 Savin 1*8-1918 
 
 Little Henry and his bearer. Mrs. Sherwood 
 
 . . . . . V. 3 of 18-2837 
 
 Little leaven 18-3659 
 
 Little London directory of 1677. Reprinted, with an 
 introduction pointing out some of tlie most 
 eminent merchants of the period. L., 1863 
 
 25-127 
 
 Little Louvre, the. J. Abbott . v. 2 of 18-15 
 Little Lucy and her dhaye. Mrs. Sherwood 
 
 V. 3 of 18-2837 
 
 Little Momiere. Mrs. Sherwood v. 6 of 18-2837 
 Little Nell. [Dickens' little folks.] . 18-3985 
 Little Paul. J. Abbott . . v. 12 of 18-15 
 
 Little Pedlington. J. Poole . . 18-2521 
 
 Little ragamuffin. J. Greenwood . 18-1265,6 
 Little Spaniard. May Mannering . 18-4098 
 
 Little things of nature. L. H. Grindon 9-1004 
 
 Little tour in Ireland. By an Oxonian. L., 1859 
 
 27^-542 
 
 Little wife. Mrs. Grey . . 18-1277;33-952 
 
 Little women. L. M. Alcott . . 18-133 
 
 Littlepage manuscripts. See Cooper, J. F. 
 Litton, E. A. The church of Christ in its idea, attri- 
 butes and ministry ; with particular reference 
 to the controversy on the subject between 
 Romanists and Protestants. Ph., 1856. 8" 
 
 32-714 
 
 Littr6, E. Dictionnaire de la langue franqaise. P., 
 1863. 2v. 4" . . . . 34-4976 
 
 — Etudes d' histoire primitive. 8° . 34-4658 
 Liturgies. Cull, R. Garrick's mode of reading 
 
 22-627 
 
 — Falkner, W. Vindication of . 32-243 
 
 — Neale, J. M. Liturgioloay and church history 
 
 . . . . . . ^ . 32-1964 
 
 — Palmer W. Origines liturgicae ' . 32-259 
 
 — Robinson, B. Review of case of . 32-2349 
 
 — See names of sects and denominations. 
 Liturgies of St. Mark, St. James, St. Clement, St. 
 
 Clirysostom, St. Basil; or, according to the 
 use of the churches of Alexandria, Jerusalem, 
 Constantinople, and the formula of the apos- 
 tolic constitutions. Ed. by Rev. J. M. Neale. 
 
 L., 1859 34-277 
 
 Live and learn. A guide for all who wish to speak 
 and write correctly ; particularly intended as 
 a book of reference for the solution of difficul- 
 ties connected with grammar, composition, 
 and punctuation. L., 1858 • . 22-667 
 
 Live and let live. C. M. Sedgwick . 18-2789 
 Live it down. J. C. Jeaffreson . . 18-1667 
 Live stock. Cameron, C. A. Chemistry of food in 
 relation to 4-320 
 
 — Youatt, M. Stock feeder's manual 4-41 
 
 — See Cattle. 
 
 Liver. Budd, G. Diseases of . . 10-448 
 
LIVER. 
 
 346 
 
 LOCKHART. 
 
 Liver. Frerichs, F. T. Clinical treatise on diseases of 
 10-697 
 
 — Fairtliorn, J. Liver complaints and bilious 
 
 disorders 10-464 
 
 — Murcliison, C. Clinical lectures on diseases of 
 
 10-870 
 
 Livermore, A. A. Lectures to young men on their 
 
 moral dangers and duties. B., 1846 38-440 
 Livermore, Mis. E. D. Zoe ; or, the quadroon's 
 
 triumph 18-1925 
 
 Livermore, H. Addresses to the dispersed of Judah. 
 
 Ph , 1849. 8« . . . . 82-1927 
 Liverpool. R. B. Jenkinson, earl of. Public life 
 
 and administration of. L., 1827. 8» 80-827 
 Liverpool. Brooke, R. Liverpool as it was 27''-120 
 
 — Recollections of .... 27''-743 
 Lives and deeds worth knowing about. W. F. Ste- 
 venson 30-2385 
 
 Lives and voyages of Drake, Cavendish, and Dam- 
 pier ; including an introductory view of the 
 earlier discoveries in the South Sea, and the 
 history of the Buccaniers. N.Y., 1836 30-324 
 
 Lives made sublime ; or, sketches of Christian men 
 who adorned their lives with good works. 
 N.Y 30-1969 
 
 Lives of the British reformers. Ph., n. d. 30-1478 
 
 Lives of eminent individuals celebrated in American 
 history. N. Y., 1847. 3 v. . 30-322 
 
 Lives of eminent persons. L. 8" . 30-825 
 
 Lives of governors of New Plymouth and Massa- 
 chusetts bay. J. B. Moore . 80-1080 
 
 Lives of Scottish poets. L., 1822. 3 v. 30-483 
 
 Livet, C. L. Precieux et precieuaes, caracteres et 
 moeurs litteraires du XVIP Siecle. P., 1859. 
 8» 84-4551 
 
 Living age. See Littell's. 
 
 Living forces of the universe. J. W. Thompson 
 . . • . . . 15-807 
 
 Living. Gladden, W. Plain thoughts on the art of 
 38-538 
 
 — Ticknor, C. Philosophy of . . 10-108 
 Livingston, E. Letter to R. Vaux, on the advantage 
 
 of the Pennsylvania system of prison disci- 
 pline. Ph., 1828. 8» . . 2-991 
 
 — Hunt, C. H. Life of . . . 30-1491 
 Livingston, J. The law register ; comprising the 
 
 lawyers in the U. S., the state record, the 
 official directory, the collector's assistant, etc. 
 N. Y., 1868. 8° ... 2-861 
 
 Livingstone, D. Cambridge lectures; together with 
 a prefatory letter by Prof. Sedgwick. Camb., 
 1858 28''-268 
 
 — Missionary travels and researches in South Af- 
 
 rica ; including a sketch of sixteen years' resi- 
 dence in the interior of Africa. N. Y., 1858. 
 S" 28''-253 
 
 — Same. L., 1857. S" . . . 28''-253'' 
 
 — See Faulkner, H. 
 
 Livingstone, D. and C. Narrative of an expedition 
 to the Zambesi and its tributaries, and of the 
 discovery of the lakes Shirwa and Nyassa. 
 1858-64. L., 1865. 8"' . . 28''-497 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1866. 8» . . 28''-498 
 Livonian tales, by the author of " Letters from the 
 
 Baltic" 18-1795 
 
 Livre de beaute — keepsake pour 1854. L. Lespes 
 
 34-4614 
 Livre de famille. A. Berquin . . " 84-4598 
 Livre des instituteurs. L. J. Larcher . 34-3479 
 Livre des merveilles. N. Hawthorne . 34-5526 
 Livre des peuple. F. Lamennais . 34-3478 
 
 Livres populaires, histoire des. C. Nisard 21-232 
 Livius, T. Livi ab urbe condita libri. Recog- 
 
 novit W. Weissenborn. Lips., 1851,60. 5 v. 
 34-360 
 
 — History of Rome. Trans, by G. Baker. Ph., 
 
 1823. 6 V. 8° . . . . 27»-2819 
 
 — Same. Literally translated. L., 1850. 4 v. 
 
 27»-2320 
 
 — Machiavfel, N". Discours sur Tite-Live 34-5358 
 
 Lizars, J. Use and abuse of tobacco. Ph., 1859 
 10-192 
 
 Lizzie Glenn. T. S. Arthur . . , 18-177 
 
 Lizzie Leigh. Mrs. E. C. Gaskell . 18-1147 
 
 Lizzie Lorton of Greyrigg. E. L. Linton 18-3804 
 
 Ljungstedt, A. Historical sketches of the Portu- 
 guese settlements in China, and of the Roman 
 Catholic church and mission in China. B., 
 1834 28-''-21 
 
 Llewellyn, E. L. Title hunting . . 18-1926 
 
 Llorente, J. A. History of tlie inquisition of Spain, 
 from tlie time of its establishment to the reign 
 of Ferdinand VII. 2d ed. L.,1827. 8" 32-130 
 
 Lloyd, E. Treasures of darkness. Ph., 1854 23-751 
 
 Lloyd, G. T. Thirty-three years in Tasmania and 
 Victoria ; being the actual experience of the 
 author, interspersed Avith historic jottings, 
 narratives, and counsel to emigrants. L., 
 1862 29''-195 
 
 Lloyd, H. Elementary treatise on the wave theory 
 of light. L., 1857. 8" . . 11-153 
 
 Lloyd, J. Life of Sir Philip Sidney. L., 1862 
 
 30-1418 
 
 Lloyd, L. Scandinavian adventures, during a resi- 
 dence of upwards of twenty years, re])resent- 
 ing sporting incidents, and subjects of natural 
 history, and devices for entrapping wild ani- 
 mals, with some account of the northern 
 fauna. 2d ed. L., 1854. 2 v. 8" 27''-456 
 
 Lloyd, R. (Walsh's Br. poets.) Select poems 
 
 23-62 
 
 Lloyd, S. H. Glimpses of the spirit-land; addresses, 
 sonnets, and other poems. N. Y., 1867 
 
 23-985 
 
 Lloyd, W., and A. Gerard. Narrative of a journey 
 from Cawnpoor to the Boarendo pass, in the 
 Himalaya mountains. L., 1846. 8° 28''-216 
 
 Lloyd, W. W. Christianity in the cartoons referred 
 to artistic treatment and historic fact. L., 
 1865. 8" 5-406 
 
 Lobstein, J. F. Treatise on the structure, functions, 
 and diseases of the human syn>pathetic nerve. 
 Trans, from the Latin by J. Pancoast. Ph., 
 1881. 8° . . . . . 10-75 
 
 Locke, D. R. Ekkoes from Kentucky ; by Petro- 
 leum V. Nasby. B., 1868 . . 18-1933 
 
 — Nasby — divers views, etc. . . 18-8780 
 
 — "Swingin round the circle" . , 18-1932 
 Locke, John. Works. 3d ed. L., 1727. 3 v. 
 
 Sm. f° 15-503 
 
 — Same ; with preliminary essay and notes by J. 
 
 A. St. John. L., 1854. 2 v. . 15-98 
 
 — Essay concerning human understanding ; with 
 
 a life of the author. N. Y., 1825 8° 15-43 
 
 — Several papers relating to money, interest, and 
 
 trade, etc. L., 1696 . . . 1-816 
 
 — Some thoughts concerning education 13-127 
 
 — Brown, ,1, Horae subsecivae . 33-479 
 
 — King, P., Ld. Life of; with extracts from his 
 
 correspondence .... 80-1297 
 
 — Tagart, E. Locke's writings and philosophy 
 
 historically considered and vindicated 15-321 
 
 Locke, John, (barrister.) Law and practice of 
 foreien attachment in the lord mayor's court. 
 Ph., 1854. 8° . . . V. 81 of 2-55 
 
 Locke, M. The original music in Macbeth ; ar- 
 ranged from the secure and adapted for the 
 piano forte, by B. Jacobs. L. 4° 5-872 
 
 Locke, W. H. The story of the regiment, [11th 
 Penna.] Ph., 1868 . . . 26^-983 
 
 Locker, F. Lyra elegantiarum ; a collection of vers 
 de societe. L., 1867 . . . 23-944 
 
 Lockhart, J. G. Ancient Spanish ballads. Trans., 
 with notes, and an analytical account, with 
 specimens, of the romance of the Cid. N. Y., 
 1842 23-139 
 
 — History of Napoleon Buonaparte. N. Y., 1889. 
 
 2 V 30-892 
 
 — Life of Sir Walter Scott. Ph., 1887. 2 v. 8» 
 
 30-478 
 
LOCKHART. 
 
 347 
 
 LONDON. 
 
 Lockhait, J. G. Life of Sir Walter Scott. N. Y., 
 1841-3. 8 V. in 4 . . . 80-477 
 
 — Same. B., 1861,2. 9 v. . . 30-479 
 
 — Peter's letters to his kinsfolk. 2d Am. ed. N. 
 
 Y.,1820. 8° . . . . 27''-729 
 
 — Some passages in the life of Mr. Adam Bhiir 
 
 18-1930 
 
 — Valerius : a Roman story . . 18-1929 
 Lockroi. [Pseud, for Simon, J. P.] See Scribe, 
 
 A. E. Theatre. Com. -v. 
 Locks and keys. Chubb, J. Construction of 6-305 
 
 — Price, G. Treatise on . . . 6-402 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Rudimentary treatise on door 
 
 locks 6-428 
 
 Lockyer, J. N. Elementary lessons in astronomy. 
 
 ■ L., 1868 12-112 
 
 Locomotive, die. None Fliegende Blatter aus Araer- 
 
 ika. Mit 150 Original-Zeichnungen von C. 
 
 H. Schmolze, Peter Kramer, und anderen. 
 
 Redakteur, Adolf Strodtmann. ler und 2er 
 
 B., inl. Ph., 1853,4. 4« . . 84-2478 
 Locomotive engineering. Z. Colburn . 6-1032 
 
 — Dempsey, G. B. Rudimentary treatise 6-313 
 
 — Norris, S. Hand-book for locomotive engineers 
 
 6-377 
 
 Lodge, E. Peerage and baronetage of the British 
 empire as at present existing. 36th ed. L., 
 1867. 8» _ 27''-746 
 
 — Portraits of illustrious personages of Great 
 
 Britain ; with biographical and historical 
 memoirs of their lives and actions. L., 
 1849,50. 8 V 30-690 
 
 Lodgings at Kniglitsbridge . . . 18-380 
 
 Loew, H. See Low, H. 
 
 Lofland, J. Poetical and prose writings of the Mil- 
 ford bard ; with a sketch of the author's life. 
 Bait., 1853. 8° . . . . 33-225 
 
 Loftus, W. K. Travels and researches in Chaldea 
 and Susiana ; witli an account of excavations 
 at Warka, the " Erech" of Nimrod, and 
 Shush, " Shushan the palace" of Esther, in 
 1849-52. K Y., 1857. 8» . . 28''-234 
 
 Lofty and lowly. M. J. Mcintosh . 18-1976 
 
 Log college. Alexander, A. Biographical sketches 
 30-15 
 
 Log of the water-lily. R. B. Mansfield 27''-718 
 
 Logan. Jetferson, T. On murder of Logan's 
 family 26M18 
 
 Logan, C. A. Yankee land. F's M. D. v. 26 
 
 24-113 
 
 Logan, James, (F. S. A. S.) Scottish Gael; or, 
 Celtic manners, as preserved among the high- 
 landers. 5th Am. ed. Hart., 1849. 8» 
 27»-1345 
 
 Logan, James, (judge.) Experimenta et mele- 
 temata de plantarum generatione ; [with 
 translation.] L., 1747 . . 9-97 
 
 Logan, John. (Walsh's Br. poets.) Select poems 
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 Logan, O. Chateau Frissac . . 18-1927 
 
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 27«-410 
 
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 27'*-824 
 
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 Lord mayor of London. W. H. Ainsworth 
 
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 — Same 23-204,7 
 
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 Nai)hegyi 22-361 
 
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 Lost tales of Miletus. E. L. Buhver-Lytton 
 
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 Lott, E. Harem life in Egypt and Constantinople. 
 
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 — Encyclopaedia of cottage, farm and villa archi- 
 
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 — Vogt, C. Lectures on man . . 9-651 
 
 — Wake, C. S. Chapters on man . 15-339 
 
 — See Anthropology ; Cosmogony ; Ethnology ; 
 
 Human race ; Races. 
 Man and nature. G. P. Marsh . . 25-88 
 
 Man as a moral being. R. Mudie . 15-52 
 
 Man-at-arms. G. P. R. James . . 18-1634 
 Man in earnest. R. Collyer . . 18-2396 
 
 Man, intellectual. R. Mudie . . 15-53 
 
 Man, isle of. See Isle of Man. 
 
 Man made of money. D. Jerrold . 18-1674 
 
 Man, moral and physical. J. H. Jones 32-948 
 
 Man of business. S. G. Lenny . . 14-192 
 
 Man of feeling. H. Mackenzie . . 33-39 
 
 Man of fortune. Mrs. C. Gore . . 18-1224 
 Man of his day : a novel. 3 v. . . 18-4040 
 Man of the world. H. Mackenzie . 33-39 
 
 Man of the world, letters to a. J. F. E. Le Boys 
 
 des Guays 32-2409 
 
 Man on the ocean. R. M. Ballantyne 29''-269 
 
 Man upon the sea. F. B. Goodrich . 29M54 
 Man with the broken ear. E. About . 18-3891 
 Man's ability. J. Gibson . . . 32-1297 
 Man's age in the world. By an Essex rector. L., 
 
 1865. 8" 29^-250 
 
 Manahan, A. Triumphs of the Catholic church in 
 
 the early ages. N. Y., 1866. 8" 32-1763 
 Manchester, W. D. M., duke of. Court and society 
 
 from. Elizabeth to Anne. 2d ed. L., 1864. 
 
 2v. 8" 27^-793 
 
 Manchester. Prentice, A. Historical sketches and 
 
 personal recollections . . 27''-970 
 
 — Radcliffe, J.,etal. Bibliothecse publicae mancu- 
 
 meusis catalogus . . . 21-349 
 
 — Wheeler, J. History of . . 27»-1220 
 
 — Whitaker, J. History of . . 27^-1221 
 Manchester free library. Annual reports, 1851-9. 
 
 Manchester, v. y. . . . 21-327 
 
 — Catalogue of the Ancoats and Ardwick branch 
 
 lending department. Manch., 1857. 8° 21-433 
 
 — Catalogue of the books in the reference depart- 
 
 ment. Prepared by A. Crestadora. L., 1864. 
 8° 21-432 
 
 Manchester lectures. W. Cobbett . 2-617 
 
 Manchester strike, the. H. Martineau 18-3858 
 
 Mancini, Hortense. SeeMazarin, H. M., duchesse de. 
 
 Mandamus, writ of. Tapping, T. E. Law and 
 practice of . . . . v. 76 of 2-55 
 
 Mandan Indians. Catlin, G. 0-Kee-Pa, and other 
 customs of 26''-675 
 
 Mandeville, B. The fable of the boes ; or, private 
 vices, public benefits ; with an essay on charity 
 and charity-schools, and a search into the na- 
 ture of society. L., 1795. 8° . 2-647 
 
 Mandeville, H. Elements of reading and oratory. 
 N. Y., 1850 . . . . 22-679 
 
 Mandeville. See Maundeville. 
 
 Maney, H. Memories over the water ; or, stray 
 thoughts on a long stroll. Nashville, 1854 
 27''-657 
 
 Mangan, J. C. Poems; with biographical introduc- 
 tion by J. Mitchel. N. Y., 1859 23-550 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1866 . . . 23-550* 
 Mangin, E. Piozzianna ; or, recollections of the 
 
 late Mrs. Piozzi ; with remarks, by a friend. 
 L., 1833. 8» .... 30-1516 
 
 — View of the pleasures arising from a love of 
 
 books. L., 1814 . . . 22-680 
 
 Mangnall, R. Historical and miscellaneous ques- 
 tions ; with selection of British and general 
 biography. L., 1859 . . 29''-153 
 
 — See Comer. 
 
 Mangum, A. W. Myrtle leaves. Raleigh, 1864 
 
 / 26»-2200 
 
 Manhattaner in New Orleans. A. O. Hall 26''-459 
 
 Mania. See Insanity. 
 
 Maniac, and other poems. G. S. Burleigh 23-713 
 
 Manifesto, the. J. Dunlavy . . 32-237 
 
 Manilla. Ellis, H. T. Hong-Kong to M. 29M68 
 
 Mankind. See Man and mankind. 
 
 Manly exercises. D. Walker . . 20-498,9 
 
 Mann, E. J. Deaf and dumb ; or, a collection of 
 
 articles relating to the condition of deaf mutes. 
 
 B., 1836 . . . . . 33-1061 
 Mann, H. Annual reports on education. B. 8° 
 13-277 
 
 — Lectures and annual reports on education. 
 
 Camb., 1867. 8« ... 13-276 
 
 — Lectures on education. B., 1855 . 13-130 
 
 — Lectures on various subjects. N. Y., 1864. 8" 
 
 33-982 
 
 — Thoughts from writings of. B., [1867] 33-989 
 
 — Twelve sermons delivered at Anlioch college. 
 
 B., 1861 32-959 
 
 — Mann, M. Life of ... 30-1667 
 
 — and P. E. Chase. Arithmetic practically ap- 
 
 plied. Ph., 1850 . . . 14-81 
 
 — Grammar school arithmetic. Ph., 1851 14-80 
 Mann, J. An exposition of the revelation of John. 
 
 N. Y., 1851 32-2162 
 
 Mann, J. A. Cotton trade of Great Britain ; its 
 
 rise, progress, and present extent. L., 1860. 
 
 8° 1-110 
 
 Maun, M. Life of Horace Mann. B., 1865. 8» 
 30-1667 
 
 — Physiological cook book. B., 1867 6-200 
 
 — See Sarmiento, D. F. 
 
 — and E. P. Peabody. Moral culture of infanc}'-, 
 
 and Kindergarten guide. B., 1863 13-169 
 Mann, R. J. Guide to the knowledge of life, vege- 
 table and- animal ; being a comprehensive 
 manual of physiology. N. Y., 1860 10-220 
 Mann, W. B. Trial of Anton Probst, for the mur- 
 der of C. Bearing and family. Ph., 1867. 8» 
 2-353 
 
 — vs. L. C. Cassidy. Report of the proceedings 
 
 in the case of the contested election for dis- 
 trict attorney. Ph., 1857. 8° . 2-138 
 Mannering, May. Helping hand series. (3) The 
 cruise of the Dashaway . . 18-4097 
 
 (4) The little Spaniard . . 18-4098 
 
 (5) Salt-water Dick . . . 18-4099 
 
 Manners, Mrs. [Pseud.] See Richards, Mrs. W. C. 
 Manners, Motley. [Pseud.] See Duganne, A. J. H. 
 Manners. Bradi, A. P. Du Sayoir-vivre 34-4017 
 
 — Chapus, E. Manuel de 1' homine et de la femme 
 
 comme il font .... 34-4020 
 
 — Hale, Mrs. S. J. Manners . . 33-755 
 
 — Hervey, G. W. Principles of courtesy 33-567 
 
 — Societies for reformation of . . 32-1888 
 
 — Wiseman, C. Narcissus . . 33-010 
 
 — See Early English text society, pt. 32 
 
 V. 18 of 22-1043 
 
 — See Etiquette ; Morals. 
 
 Manners and customs. Depping, G. B. Evening 
 entertainments .... 29"-174 
 
 — Dew, T. Digest of . . . 29''-66 
 
 — Douce, F. Illustrations of Shakespeare 24-12 
 
 — Goldsmith, J. General view of . 25-22 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. View of . . 29"-216 
 
 — London interiors .... 27''-1230 
 
 — Soane, G. Book of the months . 33-103 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Essai sur les meeurs des 
 
 nations. T. 13-16 . . . 34-186S 
 
 — See Dress ; Costume ; Fashion. 
 
 Manners and customs of the Japanese in the nine- 
 teenth century ; from recent Dutch visitors of 
 Japan, and the German of P. F. von Siebold. 
 L., 1841. 8» .... 28''-551 
 
 Manners and habits. G. W. Hervey . 33-567 
 
 Mannevillette. See Apres de M. 
 
 Manning, Miss Anne. Belforest : a tale 18-2054 
 
 — Cherry and violet . . . . » 18-2031 
 
 — Chronicle of Ethelfled . . . 18-:2082 
 
MANNING. 
 
 368 
 
 MANUAL. 
 
 Manning, Miss Anne. Claude, the colporteur 
 18-2033 
 
 — Colloquies of Edward Osborne . 18-2034 
 
 — The day of small things. L., 1860 18-3865 
 
 — Deborah's diary .... 18-2035 
 
 — Duchess of Trajetto . . . 18-2060 
 
 — Family pictures .... 18-2036 
 
 — Good old times .... 18-2037 
 
 — Helen and Olga .... 18-2038 
 
 — Household of Sir Thomas More . 18-2039 
 
 — Interrupted wedding . . . 18-2059 
 
 — Jack and the tanner of Wymondham 18-2040 
 
 — Jacques Bonneval ; or, the days of the dragon- 
 
 nades 18-3913 
 
 — Ladies of Bever hollow . . . 18-2041 
 
 — Maiden and married life of Mary Powell, after- 
 
 wards Mistress Milton . . 18-2042 
 
 — Meadowleigh 18-2055 
 
 — Miss Biddy Frobisher . . . 18-3832 
 
 — Noble purpose, nobly won . , 18-2044 
 
 — Old Chelsea Bunhouse . . . 18-2045 
 
 — Passages in the life of the faire gospeller, Mis- 
 
 tress Anne Askew . . . 18-3782 
 
 — Popular house academy . . . 18-2046 
 
 — Provocations of Madame Palissy . 18-2047 
 
 — Selvaggio : a tale of Italian country life 18-2053 
 
 — Some account of Mrs. Clarinda Singlehart 
 
 18-2043 
 
 — Story of Italy. L., 1859 . . 27='-2347 
 
 — Tasso and Leonora . . . 18-2048 
 
 — Town and forest .... 18-2049 
 
 — Valentine Duval .... 18-2050 
 
 — Village belles 18-2051 
 
 Manning, H. E. England and Christendom. L., 
 
 1867 32-2279 
 
 — [Ed.] Essays on religion and literature; by 
 
 various writers. 2d series. L., 1867. 8° 
 
 32-1985 
 
 — Ireland; a letter to Earl Gray. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1868. 80 27»-1517 
 
 — Temporal mission of the Holy Ghost ; or, reason 
 
 and revelation. N. Y.,1866 . 32-1728 
 Manning, H. H. Trumbull, H. C. Sketch of the 
 
 life of 30-2426 
 
 Manning, James. Inquiry into the character and 
 
 origin of the possessive augment in English 
 
 and in cognate dialects. L., 1864. 8° [Philol. 
 
 soc. trans., 1864] .... 22-488 
 
 Manning, James, D. D. Guild, R. A. Life, times, 
 
 and correspondence of . . 30-1555 
 
 Manning, J. A. Lives of the speakers of the house 
 
 of commons. L., 1850. 8° . 30-1179 
 
 Manoeuvring. M. Edgeworth. v. 2 . 18-977 
 
 Manoeuvring mother. Mrs. Grey . 18-1277 
 
 Manon Lescaut. A. F. Prevost d' Exiles 34-3630 
 Manrique, J. Coplas. See Novelas Espaiiolas 
 
 34-12 
 
 — Same. See Longfellow, H. W. . 23-770 
 Manse of Mastland. Koetsvcld . . 18-2058 
 Manse of Sunny-side. Mrs. E. S. Phelps 18-2486 
 Mansel, G. B. Law and practice of demurrer to 
 
 pleadings and evidence ; with an introduction 
 to the nature and forms of pleadings. Ph., 
 1839. 8° . . . . V. 26 of 2-55 
 Mansel, H. L. Limits of religious thought exam- 
 ined : [Bampton lectures for 1858.] B., 1859 
 
 15-131 
 
 Young, J. Criticism on . . 15-153 
 
 — Metaphysics ; or, pliilosopliy of consciousness, 
 
 phenomenal and real. E., 1860 . 15-164 
 
 — Philosophy of the conditioned ; comprising re- 
 
 marks on Hamilton and Mill. L., 1806 
 
 . 15-284 
 
 — Prolegomena logica ; aninquiry into the psycho- 
 
 logical character of logical processes. B., 
 1860 15-154 
 
 — See Aldrich, H. 
 
 Mansell, R. See Defence of the drama. 
 Mansfield, C. B. Paraguay, Brazil, and the Plate, 
 in 1852,3. Camb., 1856 . . 26''-305 
 
 Mansfield, C. B. Theory of salts ; a treatise on the 
 constitution of bipolar (two-membered) chem- 
 ical compounds. L., 1865 . . 8-88 
 
 Mansfield, E. D. American education, its princi- 
 ples and elements. N. Y., 1851 13-134 
 
 — Legal rights, liabilities and duties of women ; 
 
 with an introductory history of their legal 
 condition in the Hebrew, Roman, and feudal 
 civil systems. Salem, 1845 . 2-778 
 
 — Life of General Winfield Scott. N. Y., 1846 
 
 30-483 
 
 — Same, abridged ; Avith a sketch of the life of W. 
 
 A. Graham. N. Y., 1852 . . 30-722 
 
 — Memoirs of the life and services of Daniel 
 
 Drake. Cin., 1855 . . . 30-844 
 
 — Political grammar of the United States ; or, a 
 
 complete view of the theory and practice of 
 the general and state governments, with the 
 relations between them. N. Y., 1834 20''-751 
 Mansfield, R. B. Log of the Water Lily, during 
 two cruises in Europe, in 1851,2. Leip., 1854 
 
 27''-718 
 
 Mansfield Park. Miss J. Austen . 18-222 
 
 Manship, A. National jewels: Washington, Lincoln, 
 
 and the fathers of the revolution. Ph., 1866. 
 
 8» 20^-1043 
 
 — Thirteen years' experience in the itinerancy. 
 
 Ph., 1856 32-1322 
 
 Mansion, C. See Blades, W. 
 
 Manstein, C. H. v. Contemporary memoirs of Rus- 
 sia, from 1727 to 1744. L., 1856 27»-2952 
 
 Mant, R. History of the church of Ireland, from 
 the reformation to the union of the churches 
 of England and Ireland. L., 1840,1. 2 v. 
 8» 32-1527 
 
 — Horse liturgicfe ; containing liturgical discrep- 
 
 ancy and liturgical harmony ; with adapta- 
 tions to the American church, by W. D. Wil- 
 son. N. Y., 1847 . . . 32-1495 
 
 — See D'Oyly, G. 
 
 Mantchu Tartary, travels in. G. Fleming, 28*'-416 
 
 Mantell, G. A. Geological excursions round the isle 
 
 of Wight, and along the adjacent coast of 
 
 Dorsetshire. 3d ed. L., 1854 . 9-259 
 
 — Medals of creation ; or, first lessons in geology, 
 
 and in the study of organic remains. L., 1844. 
 2v. . . . . . . 9-260 
 
 — Petrifactions and their teachings ; or, a hand- 
 
 book to the gallery of organic remains of the 
 British museum. L., 1851 . . 9-258 
 
 — Pictorial atlas of fossil remains ; consisting of 
 
 colored illustrations, with descriptions. L., 
 1850. 4» 9-1205 
 
 — Thoughts on animalcules ; or, a glimpse of the 
 
 invisible world revealed by the microscope. 
 L., 1846 9-582 
 
 — Wonders of geology ; or, a familiar exposition 
 
 of geological phenomena. 6th ed. L., 1848. 
 2v 9-261 
 
 Manual for engineer troops. J. C. Duane 6-595 
 
 Manual for volunteers and militia of the U. S. W. 
 Gilhum 6-606 
 
 Manual of bayonet exercise. G. B. M'Clellan 6-642 
 
 Manual of classical bibliography. J. W. Moss 
 . . . ... . 21-334 
 
 Manual of commercial correspondence, English and 
 French, by a merchant. N. Y., 1850 1-70 
 
 Manual of geographical science, mathematical, phys- 
 ical, historical and descriptive. L., 1851-9, 
 2 V. 8» 25-74 
 
 Manual of heraldry : a description of the terms used, 
 and a dictionary of everv designation in the 
 science. 5th ed. L., [1858] . 29''-220 
 
 Manual of methodism. B. Hawley . 32-2351 
 
 Manual of the pension laws of the United States, em- 
 bracing all the laws under which pensions, 
 bounties and bounty-lands are now granted. 
 By an examiner. W., 1862. 8» 2-181 
 
 Manual of prelacy and ritualism. L. Coleman 
 
 ...... 32-2487 
 
MANUAL. 
 
 866 
 
 MARGARET. 
 
 Manual of the sociality of the blessed Virgin Mary, 
 compiled by a catholic clergyman. Ph., 1866 
 
 32-1736 
 
 Manuel, J. See Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists 
 
 V. 1 of 18-3786 
 
 Manuel de la mere chretienne. R. P. T. Ratisbonne 
 
 34-5014 
 
 Manuel de I'homme et de la femme comme il faut. 
 
 E. Chapus 34-4020 
 
 Manuel du libraire. J. C. Brunei . 21-137 
 
 Manuel Pereira. F. C. Adams . . 18-49 
 
 Manufactures. Allen, Z. Practical tourist 27''-126 
 
 — Babbage, C. Economy of . . 6-278 
 
 — Bishop, J. L. History of American m. 6-283 
 
 — Coxe,T. Statement of the arts and manufactures 
 
 of the U. S 6-963 
 
 — De Bow, J. D. B. Industrial resources of the 
 
 south 1-150 
 
 — Fosbroke, T. D. Manufactures of the Greeks 
 
 and Romans .... 27^-3132 
 
 — Freed ley, E. T. Philadelphia and its m. 6-331 
 
 — M'Culloch, J. R. Treatise on . 1-96 
 
 — Mason, G. C. Application of art to 6-366 
 
 — Pennsylvania society for encouraging American 
 
 manufactures ; memorial . . 6-368 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. Handbook of silk, cotton, and 
 
 woollen m 6-421 
 
 — Timmins, S. Birmingham and the midland 
 
 hardware district . . . 6-424 
 
 — Ure, A. Dictionary of . . . 6-438,9 
 Philosophy of ... . 6-440,1 
 
 — Vegetable substances used in the arts 6-835,6 
 
 — See Repertory of arts ; U. S. census. 
 Manure. Browne, 1). J. Am. muck book 4-57 
 
 — Dana, S. L. Muck manual . . 4-150 
 Manuscripts. Dee, John. Catalogue of. Camden 
 
 soc. pub. V. 19 . . . . 27''-195 
 
 — Pettigrew, T. J. Bibliotheca Sussexiana 
 
 21-359 
 
 — Westwood, J. 0. Palajogi'aphia Sacra pictoria 
 
 21-535 
 
 — See Early English text society . 22-1043,4 
 Manuscripts in the library of the King of France, 
 
 accounts and extracts of the. Published un- 
 der the inspection of a committee of the royal 
 academy of sciences at Paris. Trans, from 
 the French. L., 1789. 2 v. 8» 21-78 
 
 "Many happy returns of the day." C. and M. C. 
 Clarke 20-323 
 
 Manuzio, T. Renouard, A. A. Annales de I'impri- 
 merie des Aide .... 21-243 
 
 Manzoni, A. I promessi sposi. Parigi, 1843. 2 v. 
 34-2519 
 
 — Betrothed 18-2061 
 
 Maori king. J. E. Gorst . . . 29»-152 
 
 — See New Zealand. 
 Maout. See Le Maout. 
 
 Mapes, J. J. The working farmer ; devoted to agri- 
 cidture, horticulture, the rights of agricultur- 
 ists, etc. V. 1-6. N. Y., 1851-4. 6 v. in 3. 4" 
 4-504 
 
 Mapes, W. De nugis curialium distiuctiones. Cam- 
 den soc. pub. v. 50 . . . 27''-195 
 
 — Latin poems, attributed to. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 16 27='-195 
 
 Mapleton. P. Church .... 18-645 
 
 Maps, construction of. W. Hughes . 25-98 
 
 Maquet, A. La Belle Gabrielle. P., 1861. 3 v. 
 
 34-4116 
 
 — Detles de coeur. P., 1857 . . 34-4109 
 
 — L'Envers et TEndroit. L., 1858. 5 v. 34-4110 
 
 — La maison du baigneur. P., 1862. 2 v. 34-5215 
 
 — La Rose blanche. L., 1858. 3 v. . 34-4115 
 
 — Les Vertes-Feuilles. P., 1862 . 34-4324 
 
 — See Dumas, A. ; Arnould, A. (in supplement). 
 Marana, J. P. Letters written by a Turkish spy. 
 
 L., 1801. 8" .... 27-^3499 
 Marana, les. H. de Balzac . . . 34-5511 
 Marat Tami du peuple. A. Bougeart . 34-4702 
 Marathon, and other poems. P. Earle 23-76 
 
 Marble faun. N. Hawthorne . . 18-1372 
 Marble isle. S. Bridge . , . 23-741 
 
 Marble quarries of Italy. W. P. Jervis 1-180 
 
 Marble-worker's manual. Trans, from the French 
 by M. L. Booth. N. Y., 1856 . 6-288 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1865 .... 6-289 
 Marbles, Elgin and Phigaleian. H. Ellis 5-6 
 Marbois, F. Barbe de. History of Louisiana, par- 
 ticularly of the cession of that colony to the 
 United States, with an introductory essay on 
 the constitution and government of the U. S. 
 Ph., 1830. 8° . . . . 26M30 
 
 Marcel, C. Language as a means of mental culture 
 and international communication. L., 1853. 
 2v 13-136 
 
 Marcet, J. Conversations on political economy. 
 N. Y., 1820 . ... . 3-157 
 
 — Conversations on vegetable physiology ; com- 
 
 prehending the elements of botany, with their 
 application to agriculture. N. Y., 1830 9-57 
 Marcet, W. Comi)osition of food and how it is adul- 
 terated, with practical directions for its analy- 
 sis. L., 1856. 8» . . . 10-621 
 
 — On chronic alcoholic intoxication, with an in- 
 
 quiry into the influence of the abuse of alcohol 
 as a cause of disease. N. Y., 1868 10-815 
 
 March, C. W. Reminiscences of congress. N. Y., 
 1850 . . . . . . 30-639 
 
 March, D. Night scenes in the bible. Ph., 1869. 8° 
 32-2518 
 
 — Walks and homes of Jesus. Ph., 1866 32-2173 
 March, F. A. Method of philological study of the 
 
 English language. N. Y., 1865 22-470 
 
 March, Major. [Pseud.] See AVillcox, O. B. 
 March, T. C. Flower and fruit decoration, with 
 some remarks on the treatment of town gar- 
 dens, terraces, etc. L., 1862. 8" 5-332 
 March winds and April showers. [Miss L. M. 
 
 Budgen] 9-948 
 
 Marchand de coco. A. Ricard . , 34-4823 
 Marchen. H. C. Andersen . . . 34-611 
 
 Marchen meines lebens. H. C. Andersen 34-612 
 Marchen, neue. H. C. Andersen . 34-604 
 
 Marchese. Painters, sculptors and architects of the 
 orderof S.Dominic. Dub., 1852. 2 v. 30-1855 
 Marco Griffi. Mrs. AVebb . . . 18-3480 
 Marco Paul's voyages. J.Abbott . 26''-380to4 
 
 Marcus ; or, the boy-tamer. W. Simonds 18-2884 
 Marcus Warland. Mrs. C. L. Hentz . 18-1406 
 Marcy, E. E. Christianity and its conflicts, ancient 
 and modern. N. Y., 1867 . . 32-2308 
 Marcy, R. B. Thirty years of army life on the bor- 
 der. N. Y., 1866. 8» . . . 26''-565 
 
 — See U. S. Geog., etc. Reports of secretary of 
 
 war 26''-481 
 
 — and G. B. McClellan. Exploration of the Red 
 
 river of Louisiana. W., 1853. 8» 26''-334 
 Mardi ; and a voyage tliither. H. Melville 18-2187 
 Mare au diable. Mme A. Dudevant . 34-3707 
 Marett, P. R. Yachts and yacht building. L., 1865. 
 
 8° 6-64 
 
 Maretzek, M. Crotchets and quavers; or, revelations 
 
 of an opera manager in America. N. Y., 1855 
 
 5-1020 
 
 Marey, Col. Memoir on swords; L., 1860 6-651 
 Margaret of Anjou. Abbott, J. History of 30-1352 
 
 — Letters. Camden soc. pub. v. 86 . 27''-195 
 Margaret, Saint. Seinte Marherete. [E. E. T. S.] 
 
 pt. 13, V. 8 of 22-1043 
 Margaret. S. Judd .... 18-1696 
 Margaret and her bridesmaids . . 18-2069 
 Margaret : a story of life in a prairie home. By 
 
 Lydon 18-2067 
 
 Margaret at home, by the author of "A little leaven" 
 
 18-2063 
 
 Margaret Cecil ; or, " I can because I ought." C. D. 
 
 Bell 18-2063 
 
 Margaret Denzil's history . . 18-2068,3211 
 Margaret Lindsay. J. Wilson . . 18-3544 
 Margaret Maitland. Mrs. M..01iphant 18-2384 
 
MARGARET. 
 
 367 
 
 MARLBOROUGH. 
 
 Margaret Mary, history of. C. Daniel . 32-2320 
 Margaret Moncrieffe. C. Burdetl . . 18-514 
 
 Margaret ; or, prejudice at home . . 18-2065 
 Margaret Percival. Mrs. E. M. Sewell 18-2815 
 
 Margaret Percival in America. E. E. Hale 18-1312 
 Margaret Smitli's journal. J. G. Whittier 18-3498 
 
 Margaret Stourton 18-3967 
 
 Margaret's engagement .... 18-4032 
 Margaret's secret and its success. Mrs. H. F. Brock 
 
 18-424 
 
 Margolionth, M. Pilgrimage to the land of my 
 
 fathers. L., 1850. 2 v. 8» . 28*>-490 
 Margolle. See Zurcher. 
 
 Margot, aventuresgalantesde. A. Houssave 34-3393 
 Margret Howth. Mrs. R. H. Davis . ' 18-2065 
 Marguerite D'Angouleme. Freer, M. W. Life of 
 
 30-832 
 
 Marguerite de Valois. Memoires avec notes biogra- 
 
 phiques et litteraires par le Caboche. P., 
 
 1860 34-3507 
 
 Marguerite de Valois. A. Dunias . 18-944 
 
 Marguerite, ou deux amours. Mmc E. de Girardin 
 
 34-3352 
 
 Marguerite ; or, two loves. Mme E. de Girardin 
 
 18-1182 
 
 Marguerite. F. Soulie .... 34-3772 
 Marguerittes, J. de. The ins and outs of Paris ; or, 
 
 Paris by day and night. Ph., 1855 27''-377 
 
 — Italy and the war of 1859, with biographical 
 
 notices of sovereigns, statesmen, and military 
 commanders. Ph., 1859 . . 27''-2351 
 
 — Parisian pickings .... 18-2066 
 Mari d'Antoinette. L. Ulbach . . 34-3875 
 Mari perdu, un. C. P. de Kock . . 34-4837 
 Maria Cheeseman ; or, the candy girl . 18-558 
 Maria's two vacations .... 18-2070 
 Mariage au point de vue chr6tien. Mme A. de Gas- 
 
 parin 34-5009 
 
 Mariage aux Etats-Unis. A. Carlier . 34-3958 
 Mariage de Paris, un. J. Mery . . 34-5312 
 Mariage de prince, un. De Saint-Georges 34-5339 
 Mariage en province, un. Mme Biard . 34-3033 
 Mariage sous I'empire. Sopliie Gay . 34-5281 
 Mariages d'aujour d'hui. A. Bourgeois et A. De- 
 
 courcelle ...... 84-3098 
 
 Mariages d'aventure. E. Gaborian . 34-3337 
 Mariages de Paris. E. About . . 34-5240 
 Mariages du pere Olifus. A. Dumas . 34-3238 
 Marian ; or, a young maid's fortunes. Mrs. S. C. 
 
 Hall ...... 18-1332 
 
 Marian Grey. Mrs. M. J. Holmes . 18-1465 
 Marian Rooke. H. Sedley . . . 18-2803 
 Marianna. J. Sandeau .... 34-3714 
 
 Marie Antoinette. Abbott, J. History of 30-619 
 
 — Bachaumont, L. P. Marie Antoinette, Louis 
 
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 — Campan, Mme. Memoires. [Barriere, J. F. ] 
 
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 Memoirs of .... 30-19,626 
 
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 Marietta. T. A. Trollope . . . 18-3314 
 Marigny, A. de. The history of the Arabians under 
 
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 Maritime law. Abbott, C. Merchant ships and 
 
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 Marius, J. Advice concerning bills of exchange. 
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 Marivaux, P. C. de C. de. Le legs ; Les fausses con- 
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 Marjoribanks, A. Travels in New South Wales. 
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 Mark Seaworth. W. H. G. Kingston . 18-1707 
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 Markham, C. R. Cuzco ; a journey to the ancient 
 
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 account of the mission and captivity of Mr. 
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 29b-250 
 
 Markham, F. Shooting in the Himalayas; a journal 
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 Markham, Mrs. [Pseud.] See Penrose, Mrs. E. 
 
 Markham, W. O. Diseases of the heart, their path- 
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 1860 10-396 
 
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 Marks, E. N. Royal road to spelling and reading. 
 
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 308 
 
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 Marlitt, E. Gold Elsie. From the German, by Mrs. 
 
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 Marmion, A. Ancient and modern history of the 
 
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 Marmion ; a poem. Sir W. Scott 
 
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 Marmol, J. Amalia. Leipzig, 1862. 2 v. 34-27 
 Marmont, Marechal, A. F. L. Viesse de Due de 
 
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 — Same. Trans, by F. Schaller. Columbia, 1864 
 
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 Marmontel, J. F. L' ami de la maison. C. A. C. 
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 MaroUes, Lewis de. Priestley, J. History of the 
 
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 Maroncelli, P. Additions to "My prisons ; memoirs 
 
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 Maroons. Dallas, R. C. History of . 26''-393 
 
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 Marquette, F. J., life of. J. Sparks. (S. A. B. 10) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Marquis de Fayolle. G. de Nerval et E. Gorge 
 
 34-3603 
 
 Marquis de Lanrose. E. About . . 34-4727 
 Marquis de Pontanges. Mme E. de Girardin 
 
 34-3353 
 
 Marquis de Yillemer. Mme Dudevant 34-4162,3,4 
 Marquise Sanglanle. N. C. de C. de Saint-Mars 
 
 34-3178 
 
 Marriage. S. Ferrier .... 18-1073 
 
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 26''-613 
 
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 Liddiard 3-351 
 
 Marriage and divorce. Davis, J. M. Pastor's 
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 Power of states in marriages of minors 
 
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 Why not ? 10-628 
 
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 32-2434 
 
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 countries 29^-210 
 
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 Marriage a lottery. Mrs. Grey . . 18-1283 
 Married and single. T. S. Arthur . 1&-180,8 
 Married at last. Mrs. P. Cudlip . . 18-3756 
 Married life at Hillside. R. B. Coffin . 18-665 
 Married life of Anne of Austria. M. W. Freer 
 
 27''-1718 
 
 Married life, petty annoyances of. H. de Balzac 
 
 ... . . . . 18-272 
 
 Married life, tales of. T. S. Arthur . 18-188 
 
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 Married or single ? C. M. Sedgwick . 18-2791 
 Marryat, Florence. Confessions of Gerald Est- 
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 Marryat, Frank. Mountains and molehills ; or, 
 
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 Marryat, Frederick. Diary in America; with re- 
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MARRYAT. 
 
 369 
 
 MARTHA. 
 
 Marryat, Frederick. Percival Kcene . 18-2083 
 
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 Marsden, J. B. Dictionary of Christian churches 
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 Marsh, A. Adelaide Lindsay . . 18-1067 
 
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 — Ravenscliffe 18-2108 
 
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 18-2110 
 
 Marsh, C. See Wightman, Mrs. C. 
 
 Marsh, C. C. Science of double-entry book-keeping 
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 Marsh, G. P. Tlie camel ; his organization, habits, 
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 — Lectures on the English language. N. Y., 
 
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 Marsh, Mrs. G. P. Wolfe of the Knoll, and other 
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 Marsh, H. The history of the politicks of Great 
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 Marsh, James. See Coleridge, S. T. 
 
 Marsh, John. Epitome of general ecclesiastical his- 
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 Marsh, J. B. Robin Hood . . . 18-4187 
 Marsh, J. W. Memoir of A. F. Gardiner. L., 1857 
 
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 Marsh, Wilmot. Biblical versions of divine hymns, 
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 — Same. 5th ed. L. 1813. 8<> . . 4-24» 
 
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 Marshall, Christopher. Passages from [his] diary, 
 
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 Marshall, C. H. Butler, W. A. Memorial of 
 
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 Marshall, E. C. Book of oratory ; a new collection 
 
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 — History of the United States naval academy, 
 
 with biographical sketches, and the names of 
 
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 Marshall, F. Population and trade in France in 
 
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 Marshall, H. The history of Kentucky, v. 2. 
 
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 — Darlington, W. Memorials of . 30-.'J92 
 Marshall, John, (Chief justice.) Life of George 
 
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 — Same, with atlas. 2d ed. Ph., 1832. 3 v. 8« 
 
 30-550 
 
 — Same, v?ritten for the use of schools. Ph., 1839 
 
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 — Opinion in the case of Garnett, exr. of Brooke 
 
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 Marshall, John, F. R. S. Outlines of physiology, 
 
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 Marshall, Nelly. As by fire . . . 18-2112 
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 Marshall, T. F. Speeches and writings. Ed. bv 
 
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 Marshman, J. C. Life and times of Carey, Mnrsh- 
 
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 — History of India to the close of Dalhousie's 
 
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 Marston, C. D. Fundamental truths. L., 1866 
 
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 Marston, John. Works; with notes, and some ac- 
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 Marston, J. W. Anne IJlake. F's S. D. v. 34 24-221 
 
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 — A lady in her own right . . 18-2113 
 
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 Marteilhe, J. Autobiography of a French protestant 
 
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 — Same, with title ; The Huguenot galley-slave. 
 
 N.Y., 1867 . . . " . . 30-1883" 
 Marten, H. Forster, J. Life of . . 30-168,174 
 Martene, E. De antiquis ecclesia) ritibus libri. 
 
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 Martha ; a memorial of an onlv sister. A. Reed 
 
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 24 
 
MARTHA. 
 
 370 
 
 MARTINEAU. 
 
 ftlartha, opera of. F. v. Flotow . . 5-008 
 
 Marthe. A. Doimont .... 34-3188 
 Martial, M. V. Epiiiianiniata. L., 1810 34-459 
 
 — Epigranimatoii libri. Editit E. G. Sclmeidfwin. 
 
 Lips., 1853 34-361 
 
 Martial and tlie moderns. A. Amos . 22-006 
 
 Martial law as allowed by the law of England. W. 
 F. Finlason ' 2-209 
 
 Martial law. See Militar^y law. 
 
 Martial!, J. See Calflnll* J. ; Fulke, W. 
 
 Martin vs. Mncl^onochil. See Phillimore, Sir R. 
 
 Martin, B. Bihliotlieca teelmologica ; or, a philo- 
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 Martin, C. Tlie civil costume of England, from the 
 
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 Martin, C. V. Bijou litteraire ; anecdotes historiques 
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 Martin, E. See Labiche, E., et Martin. 
 
 Martin, E. W. Life and public services of Schuyler 
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 Martin, F. Natural history, trans, from 35th Ger- 
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 Martin, Fr. Commercial handbook of France. L., 
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 ^ — Statesman's year-book; a statistical, genealog- 
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 Martin, H. Histoire de France, jusqu' en 1789. 
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 — History of France, trans, by M. L. Booth — the 
 
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 Decline of the monarchy. 1866. 2 v. 
 
 27M811 
 
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 Martin, J. A bibliographical catalogue of books 
 
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 Martin, L. Esprit de Voltaire. B. etL.,1855 34-4118 
 Martin, L. C, and C. Triibner. The current gold 
 
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 Martin, M. A voyage to St. Kilda. 4th ed. L., 
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 Martin, N. Poetes contemporaines en Allemagne. 
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 Martin, P. Histoire de I'expedition fraufaise en 
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 Martin, R. M. China ; political, commercial, and 
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 Martin, R. M. Progress and present state of British 
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 Martin, S. Extra work of a London pastor. L., 
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 Martin, T. See Dante ; Horace. 
 
 Martin, T. M. The national crisis. Ph., 1862. 8" 
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 Martin, Wm. Peter Parley's annual. L.,1867. 8' 
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 Martin, W. C. L. General history of humming 
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 moral characteristics, and its principal varie- 
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 moral characteristics, its principal varieties, 
 
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 Martin Marprelate controversy. W. Maskell 
 
 . . ... . . 32-2319 
 
 Martin Beck. A. Harris . . . 18-1351 
 Martin Chuzzlewit. C. Dickens . . 18-809 
 
 Martin, 1' enlant trouve. E. Sue . . 34-5315 
 Martin Merrivale, his mark. J. T. Trowbridge 
 
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 Manchester strike ; Cousin Marshall; Ireland lS-3SiS 
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 Domerara; Klla of Garveloch ; Weal and woe in Garve- 
 
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 Sowers and reapers ; Cinnamon and pearls ; A tale of the 
 
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 Martyr president, the. R."H. Newell . 23-794 
 
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 Mason, G. C. Application of art to manufactures. 
 
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 Mason, G. H. Costume of China, illustrated by- 
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 Mason, Rev. John. Treatise on self-knowledge, 
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 Masses. Farmer, H. Miiss in B flat . 5-954 
 
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 Third mass in D ... 5-853 
 
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MASSINGER 
 
 878 
 
 MATHEW. 
 
 Massinner, P. A new way to pay old debts. M. 
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 Masson, A. M. B. Gandichot. Un Coiironne 
 
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 Masson, C. Narrative of various journeys in Ba- 
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 Masson, D. British novelists and their styles ; be- 
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 Masson, G. Introduction to the history of Frtmch 
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 Master and servant, law of. C. M. Smith 
 
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 Master Humphrey's clock. C. Dickens 18-870 
 
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 Materia musica. J. C. Engelbrecht . 5-1128 
 
 Materialism. Biichner, L. Force and matter 
 
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 Mathematical instruments. McAllister & Bro. Cata- 
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 Mather, C. Magnalia Christ! Americana ; or, the 
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 metaphysical philosophy from the 14th century 
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 B., 1808 32-2417 
 
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 Maurice. E. Scribe .... 34-3732 
 
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 Maury, Ann. Memoirs of a Huguenot family ; from 
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 Maury, M. F. Explanntions and sailing directions to 
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 Maury, S. M. Englishwoman in America ; Avilh a 
 
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 26*'-667 
 
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 Maxiraes et pensees. A. de Rivarol . 34-3037 
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 33-415 
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 Maxims of Washington. J. F. Schroeder 33-376 
 
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 May, A. Practical grammar of the Swedish lan- 
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 Maygrierj J. P. Midwiferv, illustrated. Trans., 
 
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 Mayhew, H. The boyhood of Martin Luther. N. 
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 2-780 
 
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 Mayo, H. Popular superstitions, and the truths 
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MAYO. 
 
 876 
 
 MECHANICS. 
 
 Mayo, R. New system of mytliology ; giviag a full 
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 — Political sketches of eight years in Washington. 
 
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 Ph., 1813. 2 V. in 1. 8° . . 2o-33 
 
 — Atlas of ten select maps. Ph., 1815. 4" 25-368 
 
 — and F. Moulton. Army and navy pension laws, 
 
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 including sundry resolutions of Congress, 
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 Mayo, William S. Berber ; or, the mountaineer of 
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 Mayo, J. E. B. Sec Ascham, R., Scholemaster. 
 Mazade, C. de. L' Arriere-saison de la poesie 
 
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 Mazarin, H. Mancini, Duchess of. St. Real's 
 
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 Mazarin, J. Cousin, V. La jeunesse de 34-4514 
 
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 Mazeres, E. J. E. See Scribe, A. E. Theatre. 
 
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 — Picture of Philadelphia ; giving an account of 
 
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 Mechanical inventor's guide. J. Wylson 6-947 
 
 Mechanics. Theoretical and misceUaneous. 
 
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 Dynamics of the system of rigid 
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 Elementary treatise on 11-189 
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 11-103 
 
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 11-131 
 
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MECHANICS. 
 
 377 
 
 MEDICINE. 
 
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 Middlesex. 
 Mechanic's magazine, Appleton's . . 6-979 
 
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 Mechanic's manual. W. S. Courtney . 6-484 
 Mechanic's tool book. W. B. Harrison 6-493 
 Mechanism of the heavens. Mrs. Somerville 12-19 
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 33-841 
 
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 32-275 
 
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 Medals of creation. G. A. Mantell . 9-260 
 
 Medberv, Mrs. R. B. M<'moir of Mrs. Sarah Emily 
 
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 Medhurst, W. H. China; its state and prospects, 
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 Medical botany. See Botany, practical. 
 
 Medical chemistry. D. P. Gardner . 8-84 
 
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 Medical climatology. R. E. Scoresby-Jackson 
 
 10-265 
 
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 Medical corps. Principles of naval staff rank 2-380 
 
 Medical jurisprudence. Annales d'hygiene publique 
 
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 10-633 
 
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 On poisons 10-261 
 
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 Medical men. Brown, H. J. Voices from the pious 
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 Medical news. v. 11-24. Ph., 1853-66. 8» 10-784 
 Medical psychology. R. Dunn . . 10-400 
 
 Medical society of the state of Pennsylvania. 
 Transactions. Ph., 1856-9. 8° . 10-488 
 
 Medical zoology and mineralogy. J. Stephenson 
 
 9-1007 
 
 Medici, Catherine de. TroUope, T. A. Girlhood of 
 
 30-1002 
 
 Medici, Giovanni de. See Leo, X. 
 
 Medici, L. de. Roscoe, W. Life of . 30-129 
 
 Illustrations of the life . . 30-584 
 
 Medicinal experiments. R. Boyle . 10-18 
 
 Medicine. History and bibliography. 
 
 — Damon, H. F. Lesions of tlie skin 10-893 
 
 — Perriar, J. Medical histories and reflections 
 
 10-489 
 
 — Hooker, W. Lessonsfrom the history of medical 
 
 delusions 10-124 
 
 — Penna. hospital, catalogue of library 21-498 
 
 — Pettigrew, T. J. Superstitions connected with 
 
 medicine 10-88 
 
 — Phila. alms-house, catalogue of library 21-498 
 
 — Renouard, R. V. History of medicine 10-155 
 
 — Russell, J. R, History and heroes of 10-275 
 
 Medicine. Comprehensive and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Addison, T. Collection of published writings of 
 
 10-842 
 
 — Aitken, W. Science and practice of 10-571 
 
 — Alcott, W. A. Forty years of pills and powders 
 
 10-196 
 
 — Bartlett, E. Philosophy of medical science 
 
 10-543 
 
 — Bennett, J. H. Clinical lectures on 10-459 
 
 — Bigelow, J. Modern inquiries . 33-1369 
 Rational medicine . . . 10-175 
 
 — Billing, A. First principles of . 10-822 
 
 — Celsus, A. C. Of medicine . . 10-550 
 
 — Chew, S. Lectures on medical education 10-399 
 — - Dixon, E. H. Back-bone . . 10-722 
 
 — Dunglison, R. Practice of . . 10-258 
 
 — Eberle, J. Practice of . . . 10-41 
 
 — Feuchtwanger, L. Directions in . 6-174 
 
 — Forbes, J. Homoeopathy, allopathy and young 
 
 physic ...... 10-47 
 
 — Graves, R. J. Studies in physiolouy and med- 
 
 icine 10-387 
 
 — Hartshorne, H. Conspectus of medical sciences 
 
 10-890 
 
 Essentials of ... . 10-753 
 
 — Holland, H. Notes and reflections 10-163 
 
 — Holmes, O. W. Border lines in . 10-26G 
 Currents and counter-currents . 10-241 
 
 — Hooker, W. Physician and patient 10-122 
 
 — Hovel, D. de B. Medicine and psycology 
 
 10-671 
 
 — Jackson, J. Letters to a young physician 10-151 
 
 — Laycock, T. Observation and research 10-337 
 
 — Milliugeu, J. G. Curiosities of medical experi- 
 
 ence 10-711 
 
 — Paine, M. Commentaries on . 10-142 
 Institutes of ... . 10-219 
 
 — Pitt, R. Craft and frauds of phvsic exposed 
 
 " . 10-90 
 
 — Radicke. Arithmetic means in medical observa- 
 
 tions 10-699 
 
 — Reynolds, J. R. System of . . 10-721 
 
 — Ridge, B. Ourselves, our food, and our plivsic 
 
 10-244 
 
 — Watson, T. Principles and practice of physic 
 
 10-161 
 
 — Wells, W. S. Epitome of Braithwaite's Retro- 
 
 spect 10-445 
 
 — Wilkinson, J. G. G. The human body and its 
 
 connection with man . . . 10-245 
 
 — Williams, C. J. B. Principles of . 10-356 
 Introductory lectures and ad- 
 
 10-619 
 10-263 
 
 B. 
 
 — Wood, G. 
 dresses 
 
 Practice of 
 
 — Dictionaries. 
 
 — Copland, J. Dictionary of . . 10-225 
 
 — Dunglison, R. Dictionary of medical science 
 
 10-560 
 
 — Macaulay, A. Dictionary of . . 10-614 
 
 — Parr, B. Limdon medical dictionary 10-569 
 
 — Thomas, J. Pronouncing medical dictionary 
 
 10-550 
 
 — Periodicals and transactions. 
 
 — iEsculapian register . . . 10-565 
 
 — American journal of medical science 10-563,4 
 
 — Am. med. association, transactions 10-635 
 
 — Braithwate, W and J. Retrospect of 10-601 
 
 — College of physicians of Phila., summary of 
 
 transactions 
 
 — Half-yearly abstract 
 
 — Lancet, the 
 
 — Medical news . 
 
 10-456 
 10-801 
 10-537 
 10-784 
 
 — Medical society of the state of Penna., transac- 
 
 ti)ns 10-488 
 
 — Monthly journal of foreign m. . 10-66 
 
 — New Sydenham society, year-book of medicine 
 
 and surgery lO-fi'lS 
 
 — Pennsylvania hospital reports . 10-779 
 
 — Quarterly ioarual of psychological medicine 
 
 10-91 
 
MEDICINE. 
 
 378 
 
 ME MOIRES. 
 
 Medicine. Periodicals. 
 
 — Scalpel, the 10-207 
 
 — See New Sydenham society ; also. Anatomy ; 
 
 Disease; Eleotricily ; Health; Hygiene; In- 
 sanity; Materia medica; Pli3-si()Iogv ; Quack- 
 ery ; and, in general, names of subdivisions ; 
 and names of important organs, diseases, and 
 remedies. 
 Medicis, les. A. Dumas . . . 84-3269 
 Medieval history. W. and R. Chambers. [Educa- 
 tional course] .... 27*-3o91 
 Medina, L. Ernest Maltravers. F"s S. D. v. 18 
 
 24—221 
 
 — La8t (lays'of Pompeii. F'sS.D. v". 19 24-221 
 
 — Nick of the Avoods. F's S. D. v. 34 24-221 
 Medina. Burton, R. F. Pilgrimage to El-Medineh 
 
 28''-227 
 
 Meditations. R. Descartes . . . 15-230 
 
 Meditations on life. J. II. D. Zschokke 32-1115 
 Meditations on death and eternity. J. H. D. 
 
 Zschokke 32-1055 
 
 Meditations poetiques. A. de Lamartine 34-3458 
 Mediterranean. Baker, J. M. Commerce of sea- 
 ports of 1-4 
 
 — Blaquiere, E. Letters from . 
 
 — Roux, J. Plans des porteset Rades 
 
 — Scliroeder. F. Shores of 
 Sketches and stories of 
 
 Memoir on . 
 Summer cruise 
 Cruise in 
 
 28^-515 
 25-303 
 29b_r,7 
 
 27''-778 
 25-75 
 
 27"-300 
 
 2!)''-266 
 
 W. Peck. 
 
 29"-114 
 
 18-3459 
 
 18-3459^ 
 
 Melbourne house. Miss Susau Warner 
 
 — continued as " Daisy" . 
 
 Melesville. Pseud. See Duveyrier. 
 
 Melia, R. The woman blessed by all generations ; 
 
 or, Mary the object of veneration, confidence, 
 
 and imitation to all Christians. L., 1808. 8" 
 
 32-2511 
 
 — Sleeper, M. G. 
 
 — Smyth, \V. H. 
 
 — Willis, N. P. 
 
 — VVines, E. C. 
 
 — See Adriatic ; East ; Levant. 
 Medley, G. W. See Lowenthal, J. 
 
 Medway, J. Memoirs of the life and writing!^ of 
 John Pyj Smith. L., 1853. 8» . 30-1788 
 
 Meehan, C. P. The fate and fortunes of Hugh 
 O'Neill, earl of Tyrone, and Rory O'Donel, 
 earl of Tyrconnel. N. Y., 1868 . 30-2362 
 
 Meek, A. B. Romantic passages in southwestern 
 history : including orations, sketches, and 
 essays. Mobile, 1857 . . . 26^'-306 
 
 Meek, F. B. Check list of the invertebrate' fossils 
 of North America: cretaceous and Jurassic 
 W.. 1864. 8° [Sm. misc. col. v. 7] • 11-188 
 
 — See Whitney, J. D. ; Worthen, A. H., et al. 
 Meeker. N. C. Life in the west ; or, stories of the 
 
 Mississiopi valley . . . 18-4057 
 
 Meet for heaven. 2d ed. B., 1864 . 32-1172 
 Meg, .To, Beth, and Amy. L. M. Alcott 18-133 
 
 Meliegan, C. View of universal modern history, 
 from the fall of the Roman empire. Trans, 
 by H. Fox. L., 1779. 3 v. 8« 29''-21 
 
 Mehemet, the Kurd. C. Wells . . 18-3488 
 Meigs, C. D. Oration delivered before the Piiila. 
 medical society. Pii., 1829 . 10-79 
 
 Meigs, .1. A. Catalogue of human crania in the col- 
 lection of the academy of natural sciences of 
 Philadelphia. Ph., 1857. 8° . 10-786 
 
 — Methods of studying and teaching physiology. 
 
 Ph., 1859. 8« . . . . 10-536 
 
 Meigs, J. F. Practical treatise on the diseases of 
 
 children. 3d ed. Ph., 1858. 8" 10-442 
 
 Meinhold, W. Sidonia, the sorceress . 18-1901 
 Meister Karl's sketch-book. C. G. Leland 33-559 
 Meiszner, Alfred. Die Sansara, roman. 3te. Auf. 
 
 L., 1860. 2 V 34-579 
 
 Melancholy, anatomv of. R. W. Burton 33-284,5 
 MelancholV hours. H. K. White . 23-234 
 
 Melanchthon, P. Ledderhose, C. F. Life of 30-815 
 Melbourn, J., life and opinions of. Syracuse, 1847. 
 
 30-1576 
 
 Melbourne, and the Chincha islands. G 
 
 Meline, ,T. F. Two thousand miles on horseback : 
 Santa Fe, and back ; a summer tour through 
 Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, and New Mex- 
 ico, in the year 1866. N. Y., 1867 26M550 
 
 Meliora : a quarterly review of social science in its 
 ethical, economical, political, and ameliora- 
 ti vie aspects. L., 1859-65. v. 1-8. 8" 2-970 
 
 Mellen, Grenville. Book of the United States ; ex- 
 hibiting its geogra))hy, constitution, govern- 
 ment, etc. ; witii a condensed history. Hart., 
 1837. 8° 26''-588 
 
 Mellichampe. W. G. Simms . . 18-2869 
 
 Melmoth, W. Fitzosborne's letters on several sub- 
 jects. B., 1815 . . . . 33-1311 
 
 Melodies for childhood Ph., 1802 . 23-791 
 
 Melton, H. Hints on hats, adapted to the heads of 
 
 the people. 
 Melusine, tale of. 
 
 L., 1865 
 
 [E. E. T. S. pt. 21.] 
 
 .5-436 
 11 
 
 22-1043 
 P. Mc- 
 32-374 
 30-1475 
 18-2182 
 18-2183 
 18-2175 
 18-2180 
 18-2176 
 18-2177 
 18-2184 
 18-2181 
 18-2179 
 including 
 
 Melvill, Henry. Sermons; ed. by Rev. C. 
 
 Ilvaine. N. Y., 1851. 2 v. 8" 
 Melville, A. McCrie, T. Life of 
 Melville, G. .J. W. Brooks of Bridlemere 
 
 — Cerise 
 
 — Digby Grand 
 
 — Tiie gladiators .... 
 
 — Good for nothing ; or, all down hill 
 
 — Hohnby house .... 
 
 — Interpreter ..... 
 
 — Queen's Maries .... 
 
 — Tilbury Nogo 
 
 Melville, H. Present state of Australia 
 
 New South Wales, Western Australia, South 
 Australia, Victoria, and New Zealand ; with 
 practical hints on emigration. L., 1851. 8" 
 
 29"-212 
 
 — Battle pieces. N. Y., 1860 . . 23-868 
 
 — Israel Potter 18-2180 
 
 — Mardi ; and a voyage thither . . 18-2187 
 
 — Moby-Dick 1^-2 18W 
 
 — Piazza tales 18-2189 
 
 — Pierre ; or, the ambiguities . . 18-2190 
 
 — Redburn : his first voyage . . 18-2191 
 
 — Refugee 18-2193 
 
 — Typee ; a peep at Polynesian life, during a four 
 
 'months' residence in a valley of the Mar- 
 quesas. N. Y., 1840 . . . 29b-37 
 
 — White-jacket ; or, the world in a man-of-war 
 
 18-2192 
 
 Memes, .1. S. History of sculpture, painting, and 
 architecture. E , 1829 . . 5-44 
 
 — Memoirs of Antonio Canova ; with a critical 
 
 analysis of his works, and an historical view 
 of modern sculpture. E., 1825. 8» 30-70 
 
 — M(!moirs of the Empress Josephine. N. Y., 
 
 1839 30-282 
 
 Memes, T. S., (Ed.) The Christian treasury; a se- 
 lection of standard treatises on doctrinal and 
 practical Christianity. L..1849. 8° 32-1357 
 Memoires, bibliotheque des. J. F. Barriere 34-3519 
 Memoires contemporains. Mme G. Duerest 34-4800 
 Memoires de la belle Gabrielle. P. 8° 34-1797 
 Memoires des contemporains. L.J. Gohier 34-4905 
 Memoires d'outre-tombe. R. F. A. de Chateaubri- 
 and 34-4891 
 
 Memoires du diable. F. Soulie . . 34-3773 
 Memoires du Yankee James Trevor. R. Hellimer 
 
 34-4015 
 
 Memoires d' un apothecaire sur la guerre d' Espagne, 
 (1808-14.) P., 1828. 2 V. 8" . 34-4920 
 Memoires d' un baiser. J. Noriac . 34-5283 
 
 Memoires d' un bourgeois. L. Veron . 34-3884 
 Memoires d' un hoinme du monde. Ponson du 
 
 Terrail 34-4358 
 
 Memoires d' un mari. E. Sue . . 34-4949 
 
 Memoires d' un vieux garcjon. II. A. A. de Gondre- 
 
 court . . . . . . 34-4016 
 
 Memoires d' une ane. Mme de Segur . 34-5114 
 Memoires d' une aveugle. A. Dumas 34-3227 
 
 — suite el fin. A. Dumas . , . 34-3213 
 
MEMOIRS. 
 
 379 
 
 MENSTRUATION. 
 
 Memoirs and essays on moral and reliirious snbjects ; 
 
 i-inhlished by the tract association of Friends. 
 
 Pli. 2 V. 32-1704 
 
 Memoirs of American missionaries; witli a histor}' 
 
 of tiie society of inquiry in Andover tlieologi. 
 
 cal seminary. B., 1833 . . 30-17 
 
 Memoirs of Captain G. Carleton. D. De Foe 18-829 
 Memoirs of a cavalier. 1). De Foe . 18-827 
 
 Memoirs of Dr. Bienkinsop. By himself 18-4083 
 Memoirs of a femnie de chambre. Countess of Bles- 
 
 singlon 18-339 
 
 Memoirs of a eood-fur-nothing. J. von Eichendorif 
 
 ^. . . '. . . 18-lOlG 
 
 Memoirs of literature ; containing an account of the 
 
 slate of learning, both at home and abroad. 
 
 V. 2,3. L., 1712,13. 4° . . 17-218 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. v. 1-8 L., 1722. 8" 17-219 
 
 — New memoirs ; Avith dissertations, etc. v. 1-G. 
 
 L., 172.1i-7. 8° . . . . 17-220 
 
 Memoirs of a physician. A. Dumns . 18-938 
 
 Memoirs of the Chevalier Pierpoint. [Novel.) 
 
 . . . . 18-4 '45 
 Memoirs of the revolution in Bengal, A. D. 1757 ; 
 
 collected from original papers in possession of 
 
 W. Watts. L.. 1704 . . . 29«-239 
 
 Memorabilia. J. Savage . ., . 27''-10Gl 
 Memorable battles in English histor3\ W. H. D. 
 
 Adams 27"-7 
 
 — See Battles. 
 
 j\Iemorable women. Mrs. M. Crosland 30-796 
 
 — See Women. 
 
 Memoranda medica. II. Plartshornc . 10-51G 
 
 Memoranda, references, and documents relating to 
 
 the royal hospitals of the city of London. L., 
 
 1836. 8° . . . . . 10-60 
 
 Memorial de famille. E. Souvestre . 34-3795 
 
 Memorial of the inauguration of the statue of 
 
 Franklin. B., 1857. 8« . . 26^-866 
 
 Memorial ot Daniel Webster from the city of Boston. 
 
 B., 1853. 8" 30-744 
 
 Memorial ; or, the life and writings of an only 
 daughter. M. S. Hubbell . . 30-1139 
 Memorial volume of the first fifty years of the 
 American board of commissioners for foreign 
 missiims. B., 1861. 8» . . 32-1530 
 Memorial; withcircularandquestionsof the episcopal 
 commission, report of the commission, con- 
 tributions of the commissioners, and commu- 
 nications from epi.icopal and non-episcopal 
 divines; with an introduction by Rt. Rev. 
 Alonzo Potter. Ph., 1857 . . 32-650 
 
 Memorials, and other papers. T. De Quiucey 
 
 33-764 
 
 Memorials of early genius, and achievements in the 
 pursuit of knowledge. L., 1856 30-952 
 
 Memories of Bethany. J. R. Macdutf . 32-678 
 
 Memories of Gennessaret. J. R. Macduff 32-727 
 ISIemories of a grandmother. By a lady of Massa- 
 chusetts B., 1854 . . . 30-1950 
 Memories of Olivet. J. R. MacdufT . 32-2400 
 Memories over the water. H. Maney . 27''-657 
 Memory. Fowler, O. S. Memory applied to self- 
 edncation, &c 13-90 
 
 — Fauvel-Gouraud, F. Art of . . 13-83 
 
 — Hawley, E. H. Mneniotechny . 13-lOG 
 Men and manners. W. llazlitt . . 33-401 
 Men and manners. W. Shenstone . 33-257 
 Men and manners in America. T. Hamilton 26'>-469 
 Men and things at Washington. L. A. Gobright 
 
 26^-1044 
 
 Men and times of the revolution. E. Watson 
 
 26*-335 
 
 Men and women. R. Browning . . 23-390 
 
 Men I have known. W. Jerdan . . 30-1916 
 Men, manners and things. D. Hoffman 33-969 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. Mrs. E. S. Phelps 1H-M89 
 Men of character. D. Jerrold . . 18-1675 
 Men of our times. H. B. Stowe . . 30-2375 
 Men of the time ; or, sketches of living notables. 
 N. Y., 1852 30-702 
 
 Men of the time. E Walford . . 30-1710 
 
 Men's wives. W. M. Thackeray . 18-3192, 3181'« 
 
 Menage, G. Anti-Baillet, ou critique du livredeM. 
 
 Baiillet [Bailiet], intitule .lugemens des sa- 
 
 vans ; avec des observations de M. de la Mon- 
 
 uoye sur 1' Anti-Baillet. [See Bailiet, A., 
 
 Juiremens des savans, in supnl.] . 34-4979 
 
 Menageries. W. Ogilby. (L. E. K.) . 9-586,7 
 
 — Swainson, W. Animals in m. . 9-636 
 Menandre. M. G. Guizot . . . ^ 34-3384 
 Menard, E. Romans historiques Bretons — Pen 
 
 Marc'h. Budic-Mur. P., 1835-34. 3 v. 8" 
 
 34-4780 
 
 Mencius [Meng-tse.] See Confucius. 
 
 Menclie de Loisne, Ch. France and England, 
 
 socially and politicallv considered. Trans. 
 
 by Mrs. P. Greene. L., 1859. 80 ^7"-! 685 
 Mendebii, P. See Biliotheca selecta. 
 Mendell and Hosmer, Misses. Notes of travel and life. 
 
 N. Y., 1854 26''-495 
 
 Mendell, G. H. Treatise on military survevinff. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 6-655 
 
 Mendelssohn , M. Phaedon ; or, the death of Socrates. 
 
 L., 1789. 8° . . . . 32-1692 
 
 Mendlessohn-Bartholdy, F. [Duos for piano-forte 
 
 and violincello.] Vienna and Leipzig. 4" 
 5-815 
 
 — Elijah, an oratorio. WordsbyW. Bartholomew; 
 
 piano-forte arrangement by author. B. Sm. 4" 
 0-818 
 
 — Four-part songs, for men's voices ; with English 
 
 and German words. B. 8" . 5-822 
 
 — The hymn of praise ; a cantata. B. 8" 5-821 
 
 — Letters from 1833 to 1847 ; with a catalogue of 
 
 all his musical compositions, compiled by J. 
 
 Rietz. Trans, by Lady Wallace. L., 18G4 
 
 5-1070 
 
 — Letters from Italy and Switzerland. Trans, by 
 
 Lady Wallace. L., 1862 . . 27*'-753 
 
 — Lieder ohne worte, (songs without words) fnr 
 
 das piano-forte. N. Y. 4» . 5-820 
 
 — Oratorio of St. Paul, in vocal score. Novello's 
 
 ed. B. 8° 5-819 
 
 — Quartettes for piano, violin, viola, and violon- 
 
 cello. Berlin and Leip. 2 v. 4<> 5-817 
 
 — Trios pour piano, violon, et violoncello. Leip. 
 
 3 V. 4<' 5-816 
 
 — Benedict, J. Sketch of the life of 30-1380 
 
 — Lampadius, W. A. Life of . . 30-1596 
 
 — Polko, E. Reminiscences of . . 30-2446 
 Mendez, F. Tipografia Espaiiola, 6 Historia de la 
 
 introdnccion, propagacion y progresos del arte 
 de la imprenta en Espana. Segunda ed., por 
 D. Hidalgo. Madrid, 1861. 8° . 21-222 
 
 Mendham, J. The literary policy of the church of 
 Rome, exiiibited in an account of her damna- 
 tory catalogues or indexes. 2d. ed. L., 1830. 
 8° . . . . , . . . 32-1920 
 Mendiant de Saint-Roch. E. Souvestre 34-5460 
 Mendip-annals. Martha More . . 30-1112 
 Mendora, D. H. Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists 
 
 . V. 1 of 18-3786 
 
 Mendoza, D. H. de. Vida de Lazarillo de Tonnes. 
 
 (yorreg. y emend, por H. de Luna. Zaragoqa. 
 
 1652 ■ 34-9 
 
 Meneur de loups. A. Dumas . . 34-3253 
 Meneval, C. F. de. Napoleon et Marie-Louise ; 
 Souvenirs historiques. B., 1843. 2 v. 34-5241 
 Mengous, P. Narrative of a Greek soldier ; illus- 
 trating the character and manners of the 
 Greeks and Turks in Asia Minor, and detail- 
 ing events of the late war in Greece. N. Y., 
 
 1830 29''-297 
 
 Mengs, A. R. Works and memoir of life. L., 1796. 
 
 3 v. 80 5-431 
 
 Meng-tse [Mencius.] See Confucius. 
 Meningitis. A. Stille .... 10-758 
 
 Menken, A. I. Infelicia. Ph., 18G8 . 23-1010 
 Menstruation, and ovarian inflammation. E. J. Tilt 
 . 10-507 
 
MENSURATION. 
 
 380 
 
 MERCHANTS. 
 
 15-209 
 
 lo-iDg 
 
 15-340 
 
 15-208 
 15-242 
 
 Mi-nsuratioH. T. Baker . . . 14-207 
 
 — Bonnycastlf, J. Introduction to . 14-95 
 
 — Moore, B. T. Elementary treatise on 14-130 
 
 — Nicholson, P. Treatise on . . 6-988 
 
 — Vogdes, W. Treatise on . . 14-52 
 
 — See Gauiiing ; Geometry ; Trigonometry. 
 Mental disorders. See Mind. 
 
 Mental hygiene. I. Ray. . . . 10-349 
 
 Mental illumination and moral improvement of man- 
 kind. T. Dick .... 13-07 
 Mental science. Abercrombie, J. Intellectual powers 
 . . . . . 15-4 
 ■ — Alden, J. Elements of . 
 
 — Bailey, S. Letters on the human mind 
 
 — Bain, A. Mental and moral science 
 
 — Beasley, F. Search of truth . 
 
 — Belsham, T. PhUosophy of the mind 
 
 — Bl'iikey, R. Hist, of philosophy of mind 15-91 
 
 — Brown, T. The human mind . 15-12 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Adaptation of external nature to 
 
 the constitution of man . . 15-10 
 
 — Champlin, J. T. Text-book of intellectual phil- 
 
 osophy 15-308 
 
 — Chase, P. E. Intellectual symbolism 15-504 
 
 — Clissold, F. Developement of mind 33-374 
 
 — Combe, G., et al. Intellectual science applied 
 
 15-210 
 
 — Conversations on intellectual philosophy 15-24 
 
 — Davies, J. Estimate of the human mind 15-171 
 
 — Ellis, W. Outlines of the history and formation 
 
 of the understanding . . . 15-292 
 
 — Essay on capacity and genius . 15-310 
 
 — Fearn, J. First lines of the human mmd 
 
 15-251 
 
 — Fleming, W. Vocabulary of philosophy 15-143 
 
 — Haven J. Mental philosophy . 15-118 
 
 — Levison, J. L. Mental culture . 15-160 
 
 — Locke, J. Essay on the human understanding 
 
 15-43 
 
 — M'Cosh, J. Intuitions . . . 15-320 
 
 — Mill, J. Anal3'sis of the human mind 15-258 
 
 — Morel 1, J. D. Introduction, on the inductive 
 
 method 15-188 
 
 — Mudie, R. Man intellectual . . 15-53 
 
 — Ogle, N. Preliminary study of mind 15-314 
 
 — Payne, G. Elements of . . 15-299 
 
 — Porter, N. Human intellect . . 15-341 
 
 — Reid, T. Intellectual powers of man 15-85 
 
 — Rushi, J. Analysis of the human intellect 
 
 15-254 
 
 — Sawyer, L. A. Elements of mental philosophy 
 
 15-61 
 
 — Self-formation .... 15-04 
 
 — Stewart, D. Philosophy of the human mind 
 
 15-68 
 
 Same, abridged .... 15-132 
 
 — Upham, T. C. Elements of mental pliilosophy 
 
 15-78 
 
 — Wayland, F. Elements of intellectual science 
 
 . 15-217 
 
 — Young, J. Intellectual philosophy 15-76 
 
 — See Dreams ; Emotions ; Evidence ; Metaphys- 
 
 ics ; Mind ; Passions ; Philosoi^hy ; Psychol- 
 ogy ; Reason ; Senses ; Will. 
 Menteur, le. P. Corneille . . . 34-3129 
 Menu, ordinances of. See Institutes of Hindu law. 
 Menzel. W. German literature. Trans, by C. C. 
 Felton. B., 1840. 3 v. . . 22-1137 
 
 — Historv of Germany. Trans, by Mrs. G. Hor- 
 
 roeks. L., 1848-55. 3 v. . . 37''-2622 
 
 Menzel, der Franzozcnfresser. L. Borne 
 
 34-524,2293 
 
 Menzies, H. Early ancient history ; or, the ante- 
 Greek period, as it appears to us since the 
 most recent discoveries in Egypt and Assyria. 
 L., 1858 29''-102 
 
 Menzies, L. L. J. Legendarj' tales of the ancient 
 Britons 18-2194 
 
 Menzies, W. Sanitary management and utilization 
 ul' sewage. L., 1865. 4'' . . 6-1011 
 
 Mer, la. J. Michelet .... 34-3586 
 Merav, A. L'Amoureux de Rimini. P. 8° 34-4683 
 
 — Violette. P., 1801 . . . . 34-3931 
 Mercantile failures, list of. D.M.Evans 1-156 
 Mercantile law. Bell, G. J. Contract of sale 
 
 V. 50 of 2-55 
 
 — Blackburn, C. Contract of sale v. 57 of 2-55 
 
 — Caines, G. Law merchant of the U. S. 2-21 
 
 — Grimsiiaw, W. The merchants' law book 
 
 2-287 
 
 — Levi, L. Manual of . .v. 86 of 2-55 
 
 — Paley, W. Principal and agent v. 28 of 2-55 
 
 — Parsons, T. Elements of . . 2-218 
 Laws of business . . . 2-137 
 
 — Pulling, A. Law and usage of accounts 
 
 v. 57 of 2-55 
 
 — Ross, G. Purchasers and vendors v. 12 of 2-55 
 
 — Russell, J. A. Factors and brokers v. 48 of 2-55 
 Same 2-94 
 
 — Smith, G. W. Compendium of v. 17 of 2-55 
 Same 2-95 
 
 — See Commercial law ; Contracts ; Partnership ; 
 
 Usury. 
 Mercantile library association of the city of Brook- 
 lyn. Constitution. B., 1858 . 21-404 
 
 — Catalogue of library. Brooklyn, 1859. S" 
 
 21-403 
 
 Mercantile library association of the city of New 
 York. Constitution, by-laws, and regulations. 
 N. Y., 1802 21-155 
 
 — Catalogue of books, with the constituticm and 
 
 rules. N. Y., 1825 . . . 21-456 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1837. So . . 21-457 
 
 N. Y., 1844. 80 . . . 21-458" 
 
 N. Y., 1850. 8° . . . 21-459 
 
 with supplement. N. Y., 1850. 8° 21-460 
 
 N. Y., 1860. 8» . . . 21-461 
 
 Mercantile library of Baltimore. Catalogue of librav}-. 
 Bait., 1851. 8« . . . . 21-380 
 
 — Same, additions from 1851 to 1858. Bait., 1858. 
 
 8» 21-387 
 
 Mercantile library of Boston. Catalogue. ' B., 1854. 
 
 80 21-396 
 
 Mercantile library company of Philadelphia. Annual 
 
 reports, 1840-09. 2 v. 8° . . 21-489 
 
 — Essay on the history and growth of, and on its 
 
 capabilities for further usefulness. Published 
 by order of the board of managers. Ph., 1867. 
 8» 21-497 
 
 — Catalogue of library. Ph., 1828. 8" 21-487 
 
 — Same, with supplement. Ph., 1832 21-488 
 
 — Same, witli constitution, rules, and history of. 
 Ph., 1840 
 
 Ph., 1850. S" . . . . 
 
 with supplements, 1856-00. 8" 
 
 — Sergeant, J. Lecture, 1839 . 
 Mercantile morals ; a book for young men. 
 
 Mercator's atlas; rectified, etc., by J. 
 Englished by W. Saltonstall. L. 
 
 21-491 
 
 21-492 
 
 21-493 
 
 33-1 150 
 
 L.,1854 
 
 32-2273 
 
 Hondy. 
 
 1005. f« 
 
 25-310 
 
 Mercedes of Castile. J. F. Cooper . 18-724 
 
 Mercer, Margaret. Morris, C. Memoir of 30-357 
 Mercersburg review, v. 14,15. Ph., 1807,8. 8» 
 
 32-2082 
 
 Merchandise, dictionary of. C. H. Kauffman 
 
 1-221 
 
 Merchant freighter's assistant. J. Boydell 1-510 
 Merchant mechanic. M. A. Howe . 18-1506 
 Merchant of Berlin. C. Mundt . . 18-3280 
 Merchant service, customs and usages of. R. H. 
 
 Dana, jr 6-587 
 
 Merchant shipping. N. P. Lindsay . 1-212 
 
 Merchant's assistant. F. J. Gruud . 1-38 
 
 Merchant's and banker's almanac. N. Y., 1852. 8° 
 
 1-77 
 
 Merchant's and banker's register. Ed. by J. S. 
 
 Homans. N. Y., 1857. 8» . . 1-71 
 
 Merchant's daughter. Ellen Pickering 18-2501 
 
 Merchant's hand-book. W. A. Browne 1-300 
 
MEECHANTS. 
 
 381 
 
 MESMERISM. 
 
 Merchant's magazine, and commercial review. [Ed. 
 by Freeman Hunt and Wm. B. Dana.] N.Y., 
 1839-69. GO V. 8° . . . 1-121 
 
 Merchants. Bourne, H. R. F. English merchants 
 1-304 
 
 — Hunt, F. Lives of American m. • 30-1040 
 
 — Scoville, J. A. Old mercliants of N. Y. 30-1412 
 
 — Winslow, S. N. Biography of Philadelpliia m. 
 
 . • . . . . 30-1534 
 Merchants' fund, Philadelphia. 1st and 2d anniver- 
 saries. Pli., 1855,6 . . . 83-1150 
 Mercury, salutary effect of, in malignant fevers. J. 
 
 Stewart 10-80 
 
 Mercy scat. Spring, G. . . . 32-2345 
 
 — Thompson, A. C. Thoughts on prayer 32-1166 
 Mere coupable. P. A. C. de Beaumarchais 34-4477 
 Mere Job. H. Conscience , . . . 34-3153 
 Mere Michel et son chat. E. La Bedolliere 34-5097 
 Mereditli, G. Evan Harrington ; or, he would be a 
 
 gentleman 18-2195 
 
 — Farina 18-2196 
 
 — Shaving of Shagpat ; an Arabian entertainment 
 
 18-2197 
 
 Meredith, L. A. My home in Tasmania ; or, nine 
 years in Australia. K Y., 1853 29b-234 
 
 — Over the straits; a visit to Victoria. L., 1861 
 
 29M80 
 
 Meredith, Mrs. Lacemakers ; sketches of Irish 
 
 character, with some account of the eflbrt to 
 
 establish lacemaking in Ireland. L., 1865 
 
 . 33-1292 
 
 Mereditli, Owen. [Pseud.] See Bulwer-Lytton, R. 
 Meredith, W. G. Memorials of Charles John (Ber- 
 
 nadotte,) king of Sweden and Norway. L., 
 
 1829. 8° 30-36 
 
 Meredith. Countess of Blessington . 18-341 
 
 Merger, law of. R. Preston . v. 42 of 2-55 
 
 Merian, J. B. See Bryant and Stratton. 
 Merimee, J. F. L. The art of painting in oil and in 
 
 fresco ; with original observations by W. B. 
 
 S. Taylor. L., 1839 . . . 5-400 
 
 Merimee, P. Chronique du temjis de Charles IX, 
 
 (roman.) B., 1835 . . . 34-5462 
 
 — Chronique de Charles IX, Suivie de la double 
 
 Mepris, et de ia Guzla (ou Choix de poesies 
 lllyriques.) P., 1860 . . . 34-3522 
 
 — Colomba ; Suivi de La Mosaique, etc. P., 1858 
 
 34-3523 
 
 — Colomba 18-2198 
 
 — History of Peter the cruel king of Castile and 
 
 Leon L., 1849. 2 v. . . 27^-2034 
 
 Merivale,C. Conversion of the northern^ations. L., 
 
 1866. 8» 32-1740 
 
 — Conversion of the Roman empire. L., 1864. 8° 
 
 . > 32-1594 
 
 — Fall of the Roman republic ; a shoi't history of 
 
 the last century of the commonwealth. L., 
 1853 27»-2371 
 
 — History of the Romans under the empire. L., 
 
 1851-62. 7 V. 8« . . . 27''-2370 
 Merivale, H. Historical studies. L., 1865. 8'' 
 
 27»-3505 
 
 — Lectures on colonization and colonies. L., 1861 
 
 8° 29^-129 
 
 — See Parkes, J. 
 
 Merivale, J. H. Orlando in Roncesvalles, a poem. 
 L., 1814 23-867 
 
 — See Bland, R. 
 
 Merivale, L. A. Christian records ; a short history 
 
 of the apostolic age. L., 1857 . 32-741 
 
 Merkland. Mrs. M. Oliphant . . 18-2385 
 
 Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. Discourses and essays. 
 
 Trans, by C. W. Baird. N. Y., 1846. 8° 
 
 32-244 
 
 — Germany, England, and Scotland ; or, recol- 
 
 lections of a Swiss minister. N. Y., 1848 
 .... . . 27''-i42 
 
 — History of the reformation of the 16th century. 
 
 Trans, by H. White. N. Y., 1841-58. 5 v. 
 32-65 
 
 Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. History of the reformation 
 in Europe in the time of Calvin. N. Y., 
 1864-6. 4v 32-1059 
 
 — The protector; a vindication. N. Y., 1847 
 
 30-116 
 
 Merlin, A. Heywood, T. Life of . 27^-555 
 
 Merhn, M. J., Countess de. Memoirs and letters of 
 Madame Malibran; with notices of the progress 
 of the musical drama in England. Ph., 1840. 
 2 V 30-1268 
 
 Merlin, I'enchanteur. H. de La Villemarque 
 
 34-5365 
 
 Merlin ; or, the early history of King Arthur. [E. E. 
 T. S., part 10] •. . . v. 6 of 22-1043 
 
 Merovingian era, narratives of. A. Thierry 
 
 27''-3551 
 
 Merrey, W. Remarks on the coinage of England, 
 with a view to point out the causes of the 
 present scarcity of silver for change. Not- 
 tingham, 1789. 8° . . . 1-314 
 
 Merrick, J. L. Life and religion of Mohammed, as 
 contained in the traditions of the Hyat-ul- 
 Kuloob. B., 1850 . . . 30-610 
 
 Merrifield, ISl. P. Art of fresco-painting, as prac- 
 tised by the old Italian and Spanish masters. 
 L., 1846. 8° .... 5-181 
 
 — Dress as a fine art; with suggestions on children's 
 
 dress ; and an introduction on head-dress, by 
 F. W. Fairholt. B., 1854. 8» . 5-108 
 
 — Original treatises, dating from the 12th to 18tli 
 
 centuries, on the arts of painting, gilding, 
 
 dyeing, etc. L., 1849. 2 v. 8» 5-152 
 
 Merrill, J. W. People's cabinet. B., 1844 33-54 
 
 Merry, Rob't. See Goodrich, S. G. 
 
 Merry, R. (Delia Crusca.) Poems. See British album 
 
 23-871 
 
 Merry-mount. J. L. Motley . . 18-2276 
 
 Merryweather, F. S. Bibliomania in the middle 
 
 ages ; with anecdotes illustrating the history 
 
 of the monastic libraries of Great Britain. L., 
 
 1849 21-76 
 
 Merton. T. E. Hook .... 18-3650 
 Merton family. Anne Bowman . .. 18-360 
 
 Merveilles de la vegetation. F. Marion 34-3509 
 Mervyn Clitheroe. W. H. Ainsworth 18-115 
 
 Merwin, S. J. M. Old sights with new eyes. N.Y., 
 
 1854 27''-329 
 
 Mery, J. Un amour dans I'avenir. P., 1856 
 
 34-5311 
 
 — Andre Chenier. P., 1862 . . 34-3524 
 
 — Anslais et Chinois. P., 1853 . 34-4120 
 
 — Les'Damnes de Java. B., 1855. 3 v. 34-4119 
 
 — La Floride. P., 1861 . . . 34-3933 
 
 — La Guerre du Nizam. P., 1859 . 34-3934 
 
 — Heva. P., 1861 . . . . 34-3932 
 
 — Une Histoire de Famille. N. Y., 1854. 8" 
 
 34-4554 
 
 — Un mariage de Paris. P., 1856 . 34-5812 
 
 — Les Nuits anglaises. P., 1857 . 34-3525 
 
 — Les Nuits de rOricnt. P., 1859 . 34-3526 
 
 — Les Nuits espagnoles. P., 1859 . 34-3527 
 
 — Les Nuits italiennes. P., 1857 . 84-3528 
 
 — Les Nuits parisieunes. P., 1857 . 84-3529 
 
 — Raphael et la Fornarine. P. 8» . 34-4681 
 
 — Theatre de Salon. P., 1861 . . 34-3580 
 
 — See Girardin, Mme Emile. 
 
 — et Bartlielemy. Le E'ils de rilommc ; Souve- 
 
 nirs de Vienne. B., 1829 . . 34-4352 
 Merz, 11. Eminent women of the German reforma- 
 tion. Trans, by S. Jackson. L.. 1856 
 
 30-931 
 
 Mes prisons. Silvio Pellico . . . 34-3615 
 Mescua. See Mira de Mescua. 
 Mesmerism. Britton, S. B. Man and his relations 
 15-205 
 
 — Early magnetism in its higher relations to hu- 
 
 manity 11-79 
 
 — Esdaile, J. Mesmerism in India, and its appli- 
 
 cation in surgery and medicine . 10-504 
 
 — Mayo, H. Account of mesmerism 82-1862 
 
MESMERISM. 
 
 383 
 
 METHODISM. 
 
 Mesmerism. Mitchell, J. K. Animal magnetism 
 10-177 
 
 — Newnham, W. Human magnetism 10-768 
 
 — Townshend, C. H. Facts in . . 10-110 
 Mesopotamia. Fletcher, J. P. Travels in 28''-562 
 
 — Eraser, J. B. History of . . 28»-65 
 
 — Southirate, H. Tour through . 28'M03 
 Syrian church of . . . 28''-472 
 
 Message from the president. See U. S.— administra- 
 tion. 
 Message from the sea. C.Dickens . 18-871 
 
 INIesseuiennes. C. Delavigne . . 34-3182 
 
 Messiah, the. F. G. Klopstock . . 23-918 
 
 Messiah ; an oratorio. G.F.Handel , .1-789 
 
 Jlessiah the prince. J. W. Bosanquet 32-1919 
 
 Messiah. See Christ ; Phrophecies. 
 Messinger, E. J. P. Tyng, S. H. Memoir of 30-914 
 Messrs. Vanderput and Snoek. II. Martineau 
 
 18-3862 
 
 Meta Gray. M. J. M'Intosh . . 18-1977 
 
 Metallurgy. Feuchtwanger, L. Directions in 
 
 6-174 
 
 — Lamborn, J. H. Metallurgy of silver and lead 
 
 6-359 
 
 — Makin, G. H. Manual of . . 6-369 
 
 — Overman, F. Treatise on . . 6-383 
 
 — Percy, J. Metallurgy . . . 6-390 
 
 — Phillips, J. A. Manual of . . 6-898 
 
 — Piggot, A. S. Dental m. . . 8-43 
 
 — See Assaying ; Electro-metallurgy, in main al- 
 
 phabet and supplement ; and names of metals. 
 Metals. Holland, J. Manufactures in 6-345 
 
 — Scoff'eru, J. Useful metals and their alloys 
 
 6-408 
 
 — Whitney, J. D. Metallic wealth of the U. S. 
 
 9-308 
 
 — See Assaying; Metallurgy; and names of metals. 
 Metal-worker's assistant. O. Byrne . 6-301 
 Metamorphose. J. Michelet . . 34-3533 
 Metamorphoses, les animaux a. V. Meunier 34-4610 
 Metamorphoses de la femme. J. X. Boniface 
 
 34-5135 
 
 Metamorphoses of man and the lower animals. A. 
 
 de Quafrefages . • . . 9-610 
 
 Metamorphosis of Pigmaliou's image. J. Marston 
 
 Y. 3 of 24-83 
 
 Metaphors of St. Paul. J. S. Howson 32-2470 
 
 Metaphysics. Aristotle . . . 15-216 
 
 — Cory, H. Ancient and modern philosophy 
 
 15-309 
 
 — Ferrier, J. P. Institutes of . . 15-142 
 
 — Hamilton, W. Lectures on . . 15-129 
 Same, abridged by F. Bowen . 15-181 
 
 — Mansel, H. L. Philosophy of consciousness 
 
 15-164 
 
 — Smart, B. II. New school of . 15-206 
 
 — Stirling, J. H. Philosophy of perception 15-270 
 
 — Tombs, J. W. Metaphysical analysis 15-213 
 
 — See Logic; Materialism; Mental science; Philos- 
 
 ophy ; Psychology ; Peas(m. 
 Melastasio, P. "Opere. Padova, 1811,2. 17 v. 8" 
 34-2523 
 
 — Drammi scelte. E., 1844 . . 34-2580 
 
 — Beyle, H. Vie de Metastase . . 34-3828 
 Metcalf, J. W. Spiritual progress; or, instructions in 
 
 tlie divine life of the soul, from the French of 
 Fenelon and Mme Guyou. N. Y., 1853 
 
 32-492 
 
 Metcalf, T. See U. S. — Law, digest of the decisions. 
 Metcalfe, Chas., L'd. Kaye, J. W. Life and corre- 
 spondence of .... 30-1229 
 Metcalfe, F. History of German literature, based 
 on the German work of Vilmar. L., 1858 
 22-1139 
 
 — The Oxonian in Iceland ; or, notes of travel in 
 
 that island in 1860, with glances at Icelandic 
 Folk-Lore and Sagas. L., 1861 . 27''-611 
 
 — The Oxonian in Thelemarken ; or, notes of travel 
 
 in southwestern Norway in the summers of 
 1856,7. L., 1858. 2 v. . . 27''-480 
 
 Metcalfe, S. L. Caloric: its mechanical, chemical, 
 and vital agencies in the phenomena of nature. 
 
 Ph., 1859. 2 V 11-513 
 
 Meteorographica. F. Gallon . . 11-523 
 
 Meteorology. Annuaire magneticiue et meteorolog- 
 
 ique de Russie .... 34-4978 
 
 — Arago, F. Meteorological essays . 11-154 
 
 — Bache, A. D. Discussion of magnetic and 
 
 meteorological observations at Girard college 
 11-502,518 
 
 — Brockleshy, J. Elements of . , 11-13 
 
 — Buchan, A. Handy book of . . 11-333 
 
 — Butler, T. B. Philosophy of the weather 11-82 
 
 — Dauiell, J. F. Essays and observations on 
 
 11-266 
 
 — Espv, J. P. Meteorology of the U. S. 11-505 
 
 — FitzRoy, R. The weather book . 11-193 
 
 — Forster, T. Atmospheric phenomena 11-305 
 
 — Herschel, J. F. W. Meteorology . 11-170 
 
 — Hopkins, T. On atmospheric changes 11-160 
 
 — Jordan, W. L. The elements . 11-313 
 
 — Kaemlz, L. F. Complete course of 11-159 
 
 — Lardner, D. Handbook of . . 12-25 
 
 — — and C. V. Walker. Manual of. 11-37 
 
 — Loomis, E. Treatise on, with tables 11-329 
 Principles of . . 11-52 
 Weather in Phila 
 
 Muller, J. 
 Peirce, C. 
 
 from 1790-1847 
 11-283 
 
 — Pouillet, C. S. M. Elements de . 34-4894 
 
 — Prout, W. Meteoroloiry and natural theology 
 
 . ^ . . . 11-59 
 
 — Saxby, S. M. Weather system . 11-249 
 
 — Topographical bureau, rejiort, 1861 26''-401 
 
 — IT. S. naval observatory, observations 12-155 
 
 — Webster, W. H. D. Periodic system of atmos- 
 
 pheric actions .... 11-274 
 
 — See Aurora borealis ; Climate ; Dew ; Inunda- 
 
 tions ; Lightning; Meteors; Mist; Rain; 
 Snow ; Storms ; Thunder ; Waterspouts ; 
 Whirlwinds ; Winds. 
 Meteors. Browne, P. A. Solid meteors 12-2 
 
 — Grey, R. P., and A. S. Herschel. Charts of 
 
 the meteor tracks . . . . 11-522 
 
 — Kirkwood, D. Meteoric astronomy 12-95 
 
 — Phipson, T. L. Meteors, aerolytes, and falling 
 
 stars 12-94 
 
 Meteyard, Eliza. Life of Josiah AVedgwood ; from 
 his private correspondence and family papers ; 
 with an introductory sketch of the art of pot- 
 tery in England. L., 1865,6. 2y. 8" 
 
 — Mainstone's housekeeper 
 Method. Descartes, R. Discourse on 
 
 — Laycock, T. Dissertation on 
 
 — See Classification. 
 
 Methods of reasoning in politics. G. 
 
 30-1662 
 
 18-2200 
 
 15-230 
 
 15-163 
 
 Methcxlism. Annan, W. 
 M. ... 
 — Brownlow, W. G 
 
 C. Lewis 
 
 2-763 
 
 Difficulties of Arminian 
 
 32-1382 
 
 Great iron wheel examined 
 
 -2-1552 
 
 — Coles, G. Heroines of . . . 32-1563 
 
 — Decanver, H. C. Catalogue of works in refuta- 
 
 tion of 21-308 
 
 — Finley, J. B. Western M. . . 32-1884 
 
 — Gorrie, G. D. Methodism as it was and is 
 
 32-367 
 
 — Goss, C. C. Statistical history of . 32-2180 
 
 — Hawley, B. Manual of . . . 32-2351 
 
 — Henkle, M. M. Primary platform of 32-1446 
 
 — Hulme, S., et al. Jubik>e of . . 32-2430 
 
 — Lednum, J. Methodism in America 32-1668 
 
 — Manship, A. Thirteen years in the itinerancy 
 
 . 32-1322 
 
 — Methodist conferences, minutes (1793-1831) 
 
 32-1507 
 
 — Methodist quarterly review . . 32-1997 
 
 — Peck, G. Early methodisni . . 32-2234 
 
 — Smith, G. History of . . . 32-105)6 
 
 — Southey, R. Rise and progress of 30-559 
 
METHODISM. 
 
 383 
 
 MIALL. 
 
 Methodism. Stevens, A. Centenary of American M. 
 
 82—1712 
 
 History of '. '. '. '. '. -32-890 
 
 Methodist churcli in U. S. . 32-1559 
 
 Women of Methodism . . 30-1772 
 
 — Taylor. I. Wesley and M. . . 32-891 
 
 — Telft, B. F. Methodism successful 32-911 
 Methodist, the. M. Fletcher . . 18-1092 
 Methodist conferences in America, minutes. N. Y., 
 
 1813-31. 3v 32-1507 
 
 Methodist quarterly review ; ed. by D. D. Whedon. 
 
 V. 47-9. N. Y., 18GG-8. 3 v. 8° 32-1997 
 Methoniania. A. Day .... 10-641 
 
 — See Drunkenness ; Temperance. 
 Metropolitan magazine, v. 13. N. Y., 1842. 8° 
 
 17-(?8 
 
 Metropolites. R. St. Clar . . . 18-2707 
 Metz, A. Anatomy and histology of the human eye. 
 
 Ph., 18G8. 8° . . . . 10-856 
 
 Meunier. V. Lesanimaux a metamorphoses. Tours, 
 
 1867. 8» 34-4610 
 
 Meunier d' Angibnult, le. Mme Dudevant 34-4155 
 Meurice, P. L' Ecole des proprietaires 34-4640 
 
 — Les Tyrans de village. 13. and L., 1856 
 
 34^4121 
 
 — See Dudevant, Mme. 
 
 Mexican -war. Brooks, N. C. Complete history of 
 26»-510 
 
 — Carleton, J. H. Battle of Bnena Vista 26''-36 
 
 — Cutts, J. M. Conquest of California 26='-882 
 
 — Edwards, F. S. Campaign with Col. Doniphan 
 
 26''-32 
 
 — Furber, G. C. War with Mexico . 20^-529 
 
 — Giddings, Major. Campaign in Northern Mex- 
 
 ico 26'>-261 
 
 — Jay, W. Causes and consequences of 26^-116 
 
 — McSherry, R. El Puchero . . 26^-209 
 
 — Ramsey, A. C. The other side . 26''-256 
 
 — Republic of the U. S. of A. . . 26«-622 
 
 — Ripley, R. S. War with Mexico . 26''-253 
 
 — Rough and ready annual . . 26''-927 
 
 — Semmes, R. Campaign of Gen. Scott in Mexico 
 
 26''-291 
 
 Service, afloat and ashore . . 26''-220 
 
 — Smith, S. C. Chile con came . 26"-327 
 
 — Stevens, I. I. Campaign of the Rio Grande 
 
 26«-611 
 
 — Taylor, F. W. The broad pennant 26''-545 
 
 — Thorpe, T. B. Our army on the Rio Grande 
 
 2G''-203 
 
 — Willard, E. Last leaves of American history 
 
 2G''-249 
 
 Mexico. History. 
 
 — Clavigero, F. S. History of . . 2G^-d9 
 
 — Chevalier, M. Mexico, ancient and modern 
 
 26»-568 
 
 — Cortes, H. Despatches concerning conquest of 
 
 26»-51 
 
 — Diaz del Castillo, B. Discovery and conquest of 
 
 26»-37,8 
 
 True history of the conquest of 26»-1205 
 
 — Flint, H. M. Mexico under Maximilian 26''-871 
 
 — Foote, H. S. Texas and the Texans 26^-881 
 
 — Mayer, B. Mexico : Aztec, Spanish, and re- 
 
 publican 26''-287 
 
 — Nlles, J. M. History of. . . 2G*-324 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. Conquest of . 26^-163 
 
 — Ranking, J. Conquest in the 13th century 
 
 . " 26''-988 
 
 — Robinson, W. D. Memoirs of Mexican revolu- 
 
 tion 26''-174 
 
 — Salm-Salm, F. Diary in Mexico . 26»'-702 
 
 — Solis, A. de. Conquista de . . 34-14 
 
 — Stapp, W. P. Prisoners of Perote 2G»-190 
 
 — Wilson, R. A. History of conquest of 26''-409 
 
 — Young, P. History of . . . 26^-237 
 
 — See Mexican war ; U. S. — foreign relations — 
 
 state dept 26''-775 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — Ampere, J. J. Promenade en Amerique 34:-4501 
 
 Mexico. Travels and Description. 
 
 — Bartlett, J. R. Personal narrative 26^-270 
 
 — Bullock, W. H. Across Mexico . 26*'-578 
 
 — Calderon de la Barca, Mme. Life during a 
 
 residence in 26''-70 
 
 — Carpenter. W. W. Journeys on foot in 26''-218 
 
 — Chappe d'Auteroche, J. Voyage to 26''-672 
 
 — Duplessis, P. Aventures Mexicaines 34-3292 
 
 — Elton, J. F. With the French in . 2G''-668 
 
 — Emory, W. H. Mexican boundary survey 
 
 26''-1002 
 
 — Ferry de Bellemare, E. L. G. Scenes de la vie 
 
 Mexicaine 34-8312 
 
 Vagabond life in . . , 26'>-303 
 
 — Frobei, J. Seven years' travel in 26''-3Gl 
 
 — Hall, B. Journal on coast of . 2G''-179 
 
 — Hardy, R. W. H. Travels in interior of 26'^-580 
 
 — Hill, S. S. Travels in . . . 2G"-392 
 
 — Ker, PI. Travels in . . . 2G''-61 
 
 — Kollonitz, P. The court of Mexico 261^-667 
 
 — Latrobe, C. J. Rambler in . . 26''-G7 
 
 — Lempriere, C. Notes in, in 1861,2 26'^-66a 
 
 — Lyon, G. F. Journal of a residence in 26''-678 
 
 — Mcllvaine, J. W. Scenery and adventure in 
 
 26'^-601 
 
 — Mayer, B. Mexico as it was and as it is 26''-82 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29"-277 
 
 — Norman, B..M. Rambles in . . 26''-92 
 
 — Poinsett, J. R. Notes on, 1822 . 2G''-103 
 
 — Ruxton, G. F. Advenuuvs in . 26''-109 
 
 — Skinner, J. E. II. After the storm; or, Jona- 
 
 than and liis neighbors . , 26*'-665 
 
 — Tavlor, B. Eldorado . . . 2G''-206 
 
 — Tempskv, G. F. v. Mitla . . 26'>-397 
 
 — Thompson, W. Recollections of . 26i'-125 
 
 — Tylor, E. B. Anahuac . . . 26^-485 
 
 — Viilois, A. D. Mexique, Havane, etc. 34-3971 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Abbott, G. D. Mexico and the U. S. 26»-1045 
 
 — Egloffstein, F. W. v. Contributions to geology 
 
 of 9-312 
 
 — Gallatin, A. Notes on . . . 29''-236 
 
 — Humboldt, A. v. Essay on New Spain 26'*-592 
 
 — Present condition of. [See U. S. forei<rn rela- 
 
 tions] 2G''-460 
 
 — Ward, H. G. Mexico in 1827 . 26''-393 
 
 — Wilson, R. A. Mexico and its religion 2G''-291 
 
 — See Interoceanic canals and railroads ; Maxi- 
 
 milian ; Mexican war. 
 
 Mexico; the country, history, and people. L., 
 1863 26»-536 
 
 Meyer, J. Universum ; oder abbildung und be- 
 schreibung des sehenswerlhesten und merk- 
 wiirdigsten der nntur und kunst auf der gan- 
 zen erde. B., 1835-8. 5 v. in 2. 4« 34-4909 
 
 Meyerbeer, G. L' Africaine. Words by E. Scribe. 
 Trans, into English by C. L. Kenney. Ad- 
 apted to the English words by E. F. Rim- 
 bault. L. 4» . . . . 5-933 
 
 — Dinorah (Le pardon de Ploermel), opera; 
 
 Italian and English words. B. 4° 5-933 
 Meyrick, J. House dogs and sporting dogs. L., 
 
 1861 20-423 
 
 Meyrick, S. R. Critical inquiry into ancient armor, 
 as it existed in Eur()i)e, particularly in Great 
 Britain, from tlie Norman conquest to the 
 reign of Charles II ; with a glossary of mili- 
 tary terms of the middle ages. 2ci ed. L., 
 
 1843. 3 V. 1" 
 Mezzofauti, Cardinal G. 
 
 Russell, C. W. 
 
 27=1-4049 
 
 Life of 
 
 30-1064 
 
 Mia and Charlie 18-2202 
 
 Miall, E. Bases of belief ; an examination of Chris- 
 tianity as a divine revelation by the light of 
 recognized facts and principles. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1853. 8» 32-593 
 
 — Title deeds of the church of England to lier 
 
 parochial endowments. L., 1862. 8° 32-1006 
 
 Miall, J. G. Memorials of earlv Christianity. B., 
 
 1853 . . . . ' . . 33-482 
 
MIALL. 
 
 88t 
 
 MIDDLE. 
 
 Miall, J. G. Yorkshire illustrations of En2;li9h 
 
 history. L., 1865 . . . 27»-838 
 
 Miantononioh, discourse on. W. L. Stone 30-531 
 Mich, or Migt. Richesse de la HoUande. L., 
 
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 Michael Armstrong. Mrs. F. Trollope 18-3306 
 
 Michaelis, G. New system of English stenography; 
 
 or, short-hand on the principles of W. Stolze. 
 
 L 22-161 
 
 Michand, J. F. History of the crusades. Trans. 
 
 by W. Rohson. L., 1852. 3 v. 29''-199 
 
 Michaud, L. G. Public and private life of Louis 
 
 Philippe, ex-king of the French. Trans, from 
 
 the French by V. L. Chemery. L., 1851. 8° 
 
 30-1275 
 
 Michaux, F. A. Travels to the westward of the 
 
 Alleghany mountains. L., 1805. 8« 26''-87 
 
 — Treatise on the resinous trees of North America, 
 
 including four European species. P., 1819. 8° 
 
 9-1217 
 
 Michel. Dr. J. Scherr .... 34-598 
 
 Michel- Ange. A. de Lamartine. v. 1 84-4731 
 
 Michel, D. Ayenbyt of inwyt. [See E. E. T. S., 
 
 pt. 23.] . . . . v. 12 of 22-1043 
 
 Michelant, H., et A. Rame. Voyage de Jacques 
 
 Cartier au Canada en 1534. Nouvelle ed., 
 
 pub. d'apresl'ed. de 1598 et d'apres Ramusio. 
 
 P., 1865 . . . ... 34-3543 
 
 — Relation original du voyage de Jacques Cartier. 
 
 Documents inedits (nouvelle serie.) P., 1867 
 
 84-3539 
 
 Michelet, J. L'Amour. 4me ed. P., 1859 34-3534 
 
 — Du Pretre; de la Femme ; de la Famille. B., 
 
 1845 34-4122 
 
 — La Femme. 2me ed. P., 1860 . 34-3535 
 
 — Feuunes de la Revolution. B. and L., 1854. 2 v. 
 
 84-4124 
 
 — Same. 2d. ed. P., 1855 . . 84-4125 
 
 — Histoire de France. P., 1856-62. 14 v. 8» 
 
 34-4865 
 
 — V. 1-6, Hist, de France [jusqu'a la mort. de Louis XL] v. 7, 
 
 Renaissance, v. 8, Keforrae. v. 9, Guerres de religion. 
 V. 10, La Liane et Henri IV. v. 11, Henri IV et Richelieu. 
 V. 12, Richelieu et la Fronde, v. 13, Louis XIV et la Re- 
 vocation. V. 14, Louis XIV et la due de Bourgogue. 
 
 — Same. v. 1,2. B., 1840-44. 8» . 34-4779 
 
 — Historical view of the French revolution. Trans. 
 
 by C. Cocks. L., 1848 . . 27''-1816 
 
 — History of France. Trans, by G. H. Smith. 
 
 V. 1. N. Y., 1847. 8° . . 27^815 
 
 — History of the Roman republic. Trans, by W. 
 
 Hazlitt. L., 1847 . . . 27^-2375 
 
 — Introduction a I'histoire universelle. 3me ed. 
 
 P., 1843. 8» . . . . 34-4555 
 
 — Jeanne d'Arc. 2me ed. P., 1868 . 84-3531 
 
 — Life of Martin Luther, gathered from his own 
 
 writings. Trans, by G. H. Smith. N. Y., 
 1846 30-836 
 
 — L'Insecte. P., 1857 . . . 84-8583 
 
 — La Mer. P., 1861 .... 34-3536 
 
 — Modern history. From the French, with an in- 
 
 troduction by A. Potter. N. Y., 1843 29»-22 
 
 — La Montague. P., 1868 . . 84-4128 
 
 — L'Oiseau. 6me ed. P., 1859 . 84-8582 
 
 — Origines du droit frangais. P., 1837. 8° 
 
 34-4885 
 
 — The people. Trans, by G. H. Smith. N. Y., 
 
 1846 2-797 
 
 — Le Peuple. B., 1846 . . . 34-4123 
 
 — The sea. N. Y., 1861 . . . 33-882 
 
 — La Sorciere. 2me ed. B. and L., 1863 84-5250 
 
 — Woman. Trans, by J. W. Palmer. N. Y.,1860 
 
 33-808 
 
 — Women of the French revolution. Ph., 1855 
 
 30-888 
 
 — Castille, H. Portrait politique . 34-4400 
 
 — Jacquot, C. J. B. Michelet . . 84-4400 
 .— and E. Quinet. The Jesuits. N. Y., 1845 
 
 32-666 
 
 Michelet, Mme J. The story of my childhood. 
 Trans, by M. F. Curtis. B., 1867 30-2350 
 
 Michelsen, E. H. England ; since the accession of 
 Queen Victoria." E., 1854 . . 27''-841 
 
 Michcner, E. Retrospect of early Quakerism ; be- 
 ing extracts from the records of Philadelphia 
 yearly meeting and the meetings composing 
 it, with an account of their tirst establishment. 
 Ph., 1860. 8» . . . . 82-1002 
 
 Michie, A. The Siberian overland route from Peking 
 to Petersburg. L., 1864. 8» . 28''-532 
 
 Michiels, J. A. X. Contes d'une nuit d'hiver. P., 
 I860 34-3537 
 
 — Le Nouveau peche originel. B. and L.,1854 
 
 34-4126 
 
 — Secret history of the Austrian government and 
 
 of its systematic persecutions of protestants. 
 
 L., 1859 27^-2628 
 
 Michigan. Lanman, J. H. History of 26*-119,20 
 
 — Sheldon, E. M. Early history of . 26^-369 
 Michler, H. N. See Topographical bureau, U. S. 
 Mickle, W. J. (Walsh's Br. poets) . 28-149 
 Micro-chemistry of poisons. T. G. Wormley 8-114 
 Microcosm, the ; a periodical work. By Gregory 
 
 GrifHn. 2d ed. Windsor, 1788. 8° 33-780 
 Microscope. Beale, L. S. How to work with 
 
 11-323 
 
 — Brocklesby, J. Views of the microscopic M'orkl 
 
 9-1040 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. The m. and its revelations 
 
 11-99 
 
 — Catlow, A. Drops of water . . 9-526 
 
 — Clarke, L. L. Objects for . . 9-914 
 
 — Davies, T. Preparation of microscopic objects 
 
 9-1027,8 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Evenings at the . 9-555 
 
 — Griffith, J. W. Text-book of . 9-929 
 
 — Grilfith, J. W., and A. Henfrey. Micrographic 
 
 dictionary 9-928 
 
 — Hannover, A. Construction and use of 11-280 
 
 — Hogg, J. History; construction and applications 
 
 of 11-165 
 
 — Lankester, E. Half-hours with , 9-1034 
 
 — Quarterly journal of microscopical science 
 
 11-817 
 
 — Quekett, J. Practicaltreatise on . 11-182 
 
 — Slack, H. J. Marvels of pond life 9-629 
 
 — Somerville, M. Molecular and microscopic 
 
 science 9-996 
 
 — Ward, M. Microscopic teachings . 9-968 
 World of wonders . . . 9-970 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Common objects of . 9-975 
 
 — Wythes, J. H. The microscopist . ' 11-85 
 Microscopic anatomy. See Histology. 
 Microscopical diagnosis. G. von Diiben 10-653 
 Microscopic researches. See Anatomy ; Histologj' ; 
 
 Physiology. 
 Microscopic researches into accordance in structure 
 
 and growth of plants and animals. T. 
 
 Schwann 9-1089 
 
 Middle ages. Baring-Gould, S. Curious myths of 
 29"-244 
 
 — Berington, J. Literary history of 22-931 
 
 — Buckley, T. A. Great cities of . 27'^3374 
 
 — Chambers, W. and R. Medieval history 27»-8591 
 
 — Dunham, J. A. History of Europe 27''-3400 
 
 — Greene, G. W. History of . . 29»-115 
 
 — Hecker, J. F. C. Epidemics of . 10-228 
 
 — Hallam, H. State of Europe . 27«-3438,9 
 
 — Historical pictures of . . . 27»-2278 
 
 — Innes, C. Scotland in . . . 27»-1833 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Roman and Teuton . 27''-3464 
 
 — Kceppen, A. L. World in the . 25-870 
 
 — Lea, H. C. Superstition and force 29''-230 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. Popular epics of . 23-823 
 
 — Maitland, S. R. Dark ages . . 27''-3490 
 
 — Merryweather, F. S. Bibliomania in 21-76 
 
 — Schmitz, L. History of . . 27'^3542 
 
 — Secret societies of . . . . 29^-255 
 
 — Turner, T.H. Domestic architecture in England 
 
 5-166 
 
 — Wright, T. Domestic manners in E. 27»-1247 
 
MIDDLE. 
 
 385 
 
 MILITARY. 
 
 Middle ages. Wright, T. Essays ou archseological 
 subjects 27='-1246 
 
 — Yonge, C. M. Landmarks of history 29'»-125 j 
 
 — See Chivalry ; Crusades ; Feudalism ; Knight- 
 
 hood. 
 Middle classes and borough franchise. H. W. Cole 
 
 27^-34 
 
 Middle kingdom. S. W. Williams . 28''-544 
 
 — See China. 
 Middleham, documents relating to collegiate church 
 
 of. Camden soc. pub. v. 38 . 27"-195 
 
 Middlesex. Brayley, E. W., et al. v. 10 of 27^-474 
 
 — See London. 
 Middlesex mechanic association, at Lowell, Mass. 
 
 Catalogue of library, etc. Lowell, 1840. 8" 
 
 21-424 
 
 Middleton, C. Free inquiry into the miraculous 
 powers which are supposed to have subsisted 
 in the Christian church, from the earliest ages 
 through several successive centuries. L., 
 1749. 4" 32-1855 
 
 — Life of Marcus Tullius Cicero. B., 1818. 3 v. 
 
 8° . . . . f . 30-97 
 
 Middleton, H. The government and the currencj'. 
 
 New ed., with alterations. N. Y., 1850 
 
 1-125 
 
 Middleton, T. Works ; with some account of the 
 
 author, and notes by A. Dyce. L., 1840. 5 v. 
 
 24-98 
 
 Midi a quatorze heures. A. Karr . . 84-3440 
 Midi de la France. A. Dumas . . 34-3202 
 Midnight sun. Fredrika Bremer . . 18-395 
 
 Midshipman Easy. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2077 
 Midsummer eve. Mrs. S. C. Hall . 18-1333 
 
 Midsummer fays. S. Pindar . . 18-3955 
 
 Midwifery. Collins, R. Treatise on . 10-639 
 
 — Dewees, W. P. Compendious system of 10-364 
 
 — Maygrier, J. P. Midwifery illustrated 10-640 
 
 — See Obstetrics ; Parturition ; Pregnancy. 
 Mie prigi(mi. S. Pellico . . . 34-2528 
 Miege, G. New state of England under their majes- 
 ties William and Mary. L., 1691 27''-797 
 
 Mignan, B. Winter journey through Russia, the 
 Caucasian alps, and Georgia; thence to Koor- 
 distan. L., 1839. 2 v. . . 28''-526 
 
 Mignet, F. A. M. Charles-Quint. 3me ed. P., 1857 
 34-3540 
 
 — Le Connetable de Bourbon (Rivalite de Ch. V, 
 
 et de FranQois ler.) . . . 34-4662 
 
 — Histoire de la revolution Francjaise. 6me ed. 
 
 P., 1835. 8« .... 34-4553 
 
 — History of the French revolution. N. Y., 1827. 
 
 8" 27''-1820 
 
 — History of Mary, queen of Scots. L., 1851. 2 v. 
 
 8° 30-1212 
 
 — Marie Stuart. 3me ed. P., 1854. 2 v. 
 
 34-3953 
 
 Mignon. J. T. de Saint-Germain . 34-4146 
 
 Migout, J. C. and C. L. Bergery. Cours de ma- 
 chines a I'usage des officers d'artillerie, des 
 ingenieurs et des practiciens. P., 1842. 8" 
 
 34-5544 
 
 Migration. Bokum, H. Tennessee hand-book 
 
 • . 26i'-680 
 
 — Bury, Viscount. Exodus of the western nations 
 
 29='-202 
 
 — See Colonization and colonies ; Emigration. 
 Migt. See Mich. 
 
 Mikrokosmos. P. Heylyn . . . 25-26 
 
 Milburn, W. Oriental commerce; or, the EmsI In- 
 dia trader's complete guide ; ed. by T. Thorn- 
 ton. L., 1825. 8" . . . 1-49 
 
 Milburn, W. H. Pioneers, preachers, and people of 
 the Mississippi valley. N. Y., 1860 26''-441 
 
 — Ten years of preacher life. N. Y., 1859 
 
 30-1180 
 
 Mildred. G. M. Craik .... 18-762 
 
 Mildred Arkell. Mrs. E. Wood . . 18-3580 
 Mildred's wedding. J.Greenwood . 18-1265 
 Mile-siones in our life journey. S. Osgood 32-612 
 
 25 
 
 Miles, G. D. Memoir of Ellen May Woodward. 
 
 Ph., 1850 30-632 
 
 Miles, G. H. Mary's birthday. F's S. D. v. 31 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Mohammed, the Arabian prophet. B., 1850 
 
 24-144 
 
 — Senor Valiente. F's S. D. v. 41 . 24-221 
 Miles, H. A. Lowell, as it was and as it is. 2d ed. 
 
 Lowell, 1846 . . . 26i'-427 
 
 Miles, P. Nordurfari ; or, rambles in Iceland. N. 
 
 Y., 1854 27''-342 
 
 -- Postal reform. N. Y., 1855. 8» . 1-211 
 
 Miles, W. General remarks on stables, and exam- 
 ples of stable fittings. L., 1860. 8° 4-512 
 
 — A plain treatise on horse-shoeing. Ph., 1856 
 
 6-885 
 
 Miles Tremenhere. A. M. Maillard . 18-2020 
 Miles Wallingford. J. F. Cooper . . 18-725 
 
 Milet-Mureau, L. A. See La Perouse. 
 Miley, J. History of the papal states, from their 
 origin to the present day. L., 1850. 3 v." 8\ 
 
 27''-2376 
 
 Milford, J. Norway and her Laplanders in 1841 ; 
 
 with hints to the salmon fisheI3^ L., 1842. 8° 
 
 ... . . . 27''-819 
 
 Milford bard. See Lofland, J. 
 
 Military and naval affairs. Bowles, W. Thoughts 
 on national defence . . . 33-374 
 
 — Duane, J. C. Manual for engineer troops 6-595 
 
 — Fallot, L. Cours d' art mililaire . 34-5542 
 
 — Halleck, H. W. Military art and science 6-619 
 
 — Hanley, E. B. Operations of war . 6-1013 
 
 — Ilaupt, H. Military bridires . . 6-627 
 
 — Head, F. B. The royal engineer . 6-028 
 
 — Joniini, H., B'ude. Precis de 1' art de la guerre 
 
 34-4769 
 
 — Mahan, D. H. Military engineering 6-648 
 
 — Marmont, M. Spirit of military institutions. 
 
 ■6-652;26='-1876 
 
 — Mendell, G. H. Military surveying 6-655 
 
 — Migout, J. C, and C. L. Bergery. Cours de 
 
 machines 34-5544 
 
 — Scott, H. L. Military dictionary . 6-694 
 
 — Viele, E. L. Hanflbook for active service 6-712 
 
 — See Artillerj^ ; Cavalry ; Coast defence ; De- 
 
 fences ; Fortification ; Gunpowder ; Infantry; 
 Tactics. 
 
 Military and naval defences. Message from the 
 president of the United States to the senate, 
 [1836;] with reports from the secretaries of 
 war and of the navy. [W., 1862.] 8° 6-657 
 
 Military and naval history and biography. Adams, 
 W. H. D. Memorable battles in British his- 
 tory 27''-7 
 
 — Barnard and Barry. Engineer operations of the 
 
 army of the Potomac . . . 6-561 
 
 — Cust, E. Wars of the 18th and 19th centuries 
 
 29«-127 
 
 — Gillmore, Q. A. Operations against the defences 
 
 of Charleston .... 26»-594 
 Siege and reduction of Fort Pulaski 6-608 
 
 — Herbert, H. W. Captains of the old world 
 
 29»-63 
 
 — James, G. P. R. Memoirs of great commanders 
 
 30-1010 
 
 — Jomini, H. Grand military operations 27»-2608 
 
 — Lecomte, F. War in the United States 
 
 • . 26"-505 
 
 — McClellan, G. B. Army of the Potomac 
 
 26''-524 
 
 — Mitchell, J. Biographies of eminent soldiers 
 
 30-1692 
 
 — Nepos, C. Lives of eminent commanders 
 
 29»-76 
 
 — Shanks, W. F. G. Personal recollections of 
 
 distinguished generals . . . 30-1847 
 
 — Sherman, W. T. Official account of the great 
 
 march 26»-781 
 
 — Swinton, W. Army of the Potomac 
 
 26''-803 
 
MILITARY, 
 
 386 
 
 MILLER. 
 
 Military and naval history and biograpliy. Tenney, 
 W. J. Military and naval history of the re- 
 bellion 26*-719 
 
 Military and naval magazine of the U. S. v. 1-5. 
 W., 1833-5. 5 V. 8° . . . 17-69 
 
 Military and political life of Arthur Wellesly, duke 
 of Wellington ; by a citizen of the world. 
 L., 1852 30-714 
 
 Military education. Barnard, H. Military schools 
 . . 13-27 
 
 — Report on army schools, libraries, and recrea- 
 
 tion rooms. L., 1865. 8° . . 13-145 
 
 Military ends and moral means. J. A. Graham 
 
 6-614 
 
 Military hygiene. Coolidge, R. H. Sickness and 
 
 mortality in the army of the U. S. 10-1006 
 
 — Ewart, J. Digest of vital statistics of the armies 
 
 in India, etc 10-282 
 
 — Hammond, W. A. Treatise on . 10-306 
 
 — Martineau, H. England and her soldiers 
 
 / 27''-801 
 
 — Nightingale, F. Sanitary state of the army in 
 
 India 10-428 
 
 — Ordronaux, J. Preservation of health in armies 
 
 10-250 
 
 — Parkes, E. A. Manual of . . 10-044 
 
 — See Hospitals ; Military medicine. 
 
 Military law. Benet, S. P. Treatise on 2-176 
 
 — Callan, J. F. Military laws of the U. S. 2-183 
 
 — Daveiss, J. H. Sketch of bill for a uniform 
 
 militia 2-634 
 
 — Finlason, W. F. Martial law in England 2-299 
 
 — Forbes, J. G. Report of trial of Gen. Hull 
 
 2-268 
 
 — Lee, C. H. Judge-advocate's vade mecum 
 
 26''-1882 
 
 — Pillow, G. J. Case of . . . 2-214 
 Military map of the seat of war in Italy. J. C. Ives 
 
 25-180 
 
 Military maxims. Napoleon . . 6-659 
 
 Military medicine. Davy, J. Diseases of the army 
 
 10-304 
 
 — Gavin, H. Feigned and factitious diseases 
 
 10-770 
 
 — Macleod, G. H. B. War in the Crimea 10-253 
 
 — Woodward, J. J. Camp diseases of the U. S. 
 
 armies 10-386 
 
 — See Military hygiene ; Surgery. 
 
 Military periodicals. Army and navy chronicle 
 
 17-108 
 
 — Colburn's united service magazine 17-29 
 
 — Military and naval magazine of the U. S. 17-69 
 
 — U. S. service magazine . . . 17-197 
 Military policy and institutions of the British empire. 
 
 C. W. Pasley .... 27=^-927 
 Military surgery. Annals of military and naval sur- 
 gery ...... 10-415 
 
 — Grace, W. Army surgeon's manual 10-499 
 
 — Gross, S. D. Manual of . . 10-254 
 
 — Guthrie, G. J. Surgery of war in Portugal, &c. 
 
 ■ . 10-252 
 
 — Larrej', D. J. Surgical memoirs . 10-74 
 
 — Tripler, C. S., and G. C. Blackman. Hand-book 
 
 for the military surgeon . . 10-251 
 
 Military surveying. G. H. Mendell . 0-655 
 
 Militona. T. Gautier .... 34-3344 
 Milk, essay on. R. M. Hartley . . 4-17 
 
 Mill, James. Analysis of the phenomena of the 
 
 human mind. L, 1829. 2 v. 8" 15-258 
 
 — Elements of political economj'. 3ded. L.,1826. 
 
 8» 3-158 
 
 — History of British India, 4th ed. ; with notes 
 
 and continuation by H. H. Wilson. L., 1848. 
 
 9 v. 8» 28^-128 
 
 Mill, John. Fossil spirit : a boy's dream of geology. 
 
 N. Y., 1854 9-2{52 
 
 Mill, John Stuart. Auguste Comte and positivism. 
 
 Ph., 1866. S" . . . . 15-266 
 
 — Considerations on representative government. 
 
 L., 1861. S" .... 2-801 
 
 Mill, John Stuart. Dissertations and discussions 
 political, philosophical, and historical. L.. 
 1859-67. 3v. S" . . . . 15-280 
 
 — England and Ireland. 2d ed. L., 1868. 8" 
 
 ^ 27''-1517 
 
 — Examination of Sir William Hamilton's philoso- 
 
 phy and of the principal philosopiiical ques- 
 tions discussed in his writings. L., 1865. 8" 
 15-249 
 
 — Inaugural address, delivered to university of St. 
 
 Andrews. L., 1867. 8° . . 13-143 
 
 — On liberty. B., 1803 . . . 2-802 
 
 — Principles of political economy, with some of 
 
 their applications to social philosophj'. B., 
 1848. 2 V. 8° . . . . 3-161 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 8° . 3-162 
 
 — Speech [on personal representation] ; with 
 
 notices of reports, discussions, and publica- 
 tions on the system [in various countries.] 
 2d ed. L., 1867. 8° . . . 2-803 
 
 — System of logic, ratiocinative and inductive. 
 
 "N. Y., 1857. 8° . . . . 1.5-121 
 
 — Battle of the two philosophies . 15-290 
 
 — Dupont-White, C. Gouveruement representatif. 
 
 34-4678 
 
 — McCosh, J. Examination of Mill's philosophy 
 
 15-276 
 
 — Stebbing, W. Analysis of Mill's logic 15-244 
 
 — Utilitarianism explained and exemplified 15-204 
 
 — See Alexander, P. P. ; DufiVrin, Ld. ; Grote, G. ; 
 
 Hamilton, Sir W. ; Longe, F. D. ; Mansel, H. 
 L ; Masson. D. 
 Mill agent. Mrs. M. A. Denison . . 18-843 
 
 Mill in the valley 18-2203 
 
 Mill on the floss. M. Evans . . . 18-1035 
 Millar, J. Historical view of the English govern- 
 ment. L., 1812. 4 V. 8° . . 27»-844 
 
 — Origin of the distinction of ranks; or, an in- 
 
 quiry into the circumstances which give rise 
 to influence and authority in the different 
 members of society. E., 1806. 8« 2-806 
 
 Millard, D. Journal of travels in Euypt, Arabia 
 Petraea, and the Holy Land. Ph., 1860 
 28''-374 
 
 Mille, J. de. The dodge club; or, Italy in 1859. 
 N. Y., 1869. 8" . . . . 27''-838 
 
 Mille et une nuits, les ; Contes arabes. 8° 34-4799 
 
 — Same. Tr. par Galland. P. 2 v. 34-5099 
 Milledulcia : a thousand pleasant things. Selected 
 
 from Notes and queries. N. Y., 1857 33-652 
 Millennium and millennial church. 
 
 — Cumming, J. Great consummation 32-1041 
 
 — Darro, D., et al. Testimony of Christ's second 
 
 appearing 32-279 
 
 — Dunlavy, J. Declaration of the doctrine and 
 
 practice of the church of Christ . 32-237 
 
 — Green, C, and S. T. Wells. Siiunnary view of 
 
 the millennial church . . . 32-238 
 
 — Gregory, J. G. State of the church and the 
 
 world at the tinal outbreak of evil 32-1885 
 
 — Jones, J. Jesus and the coming glory 32-1029 
 
 — Riley, H. A. Restoration . . 32-2369 
 Miller, G. History, philosoihically illustrated, from 
 
 the fall of the Roman empire to the French 
 revolution. 3d ed. L., 1849. 4 v. 29»-79 
 Miller, H. Cruise of the Betsey: a summer ramble 
 among the fossiliferous deposits of the He- 
 brides; with rambles of a geoloirist in Scotland. 
 B., 1858 . . . . "' . 9-263 
 
 — Edinburgh and its neighborhood, geological and 
 
 historical, with the geology of the bass rock. 
 E., 1864 27'>-667 
 
 — Essays, historical and biographical, political, 
 
 social, literary, and scientific. Edited, with a 
 preface, by P. Bayne. B., 1865 33-1122 
 
 — First impressions of England and its people. 
 
 B., 1851 27''-240 
 
 — Foot-prints of the Creator; with a sketch of the 
 
 author's life and an estimate of his writings, 
 By Sir D. Brewster. Cin., 1851 9-264 
 
MILLER. 
 
 387 
 
 MILNE. 
 
 Miller, H. Headship of Christ, and the rights of 
 the Christian people ; a collection of essays, 
 historical and descriptive sketches, and per- 
 sonal portraitures, with the author's celebrated 
 letter to Lord Brougham. Ed. by P. Bayne. 
 B.,1863 32-1161 
 
 — Macaulay on Scotland. B., 1857 . 27»-1348 
 
 — My schools and schoolmasters ; or, the story of 
 
 my education. B., 1854 . . 30-180 
 
 — Old red sand-stone. E., 1842 . 9-266 
 
 — Popular geology : a series of lectures, with de- 
 
 scriptive sketches from a geologist's portfolio. 
 B., 1859 9-267 
 
 — Scenes and legends of the north of Scotland. 
 
 Cin., 1851 27»-1347 
 
 — Tales and sketches .... 18-2205 
 
 — Testimony of the rocks ; or, geology in its 
 
 bearings on the two theologies, natural and 
 revealed ; with memorials of the death and 
 character of the author. B., 1857 9-268 
 
 — Two records ; the Mosaic and the geological. 
 
 B., 1854 9-269 
 
 — Brown, T. N. Life and times of . 30-1059 
 
 — See Davies, T. A. 
 
 Miller, James. Mahomet ; a tragedy. M. B. D. v. 2 
 
 24—142 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 14 '. '. '. 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 12 . . . 24-141 
 Miller, James, M.D. Alcohol : its place and power. 
 
 Ph., 1859 10-192 
 
 — Practice of surgery. Ed., with additions, by F. 
 
 W. Sargent. Ph., 1853. 8» . 10-314 
 
 Miller, John. Memoirs of General William Miller, 
 in the service of the republic of Peru. L., 
 1829. 2 V. 8° . . . . 20-''-545 
 
 Miller, Josiah. Our hymns ; their authors and their 
 origin. L., 1866 .... 32-2263 
 
 Miller, J. R. History of Great Britain, from the 
 death of Geortre II to the coronation of 
 George IV. L.^ 1824. S" . . 27^-846 
 
 Miller, J. S. An illustration of the sexual system of 
 Linnaeus. L., 1779. 8» . . 9-60 
 
 Miller, P. Gardener's dictionary ; containing the 
 methods of cultivating all sorts of trees, plants, 
 and flowers. L., 1751. 3 v. 8° 4-208 
 
 Miller, Rev. Samuel. Brief retrospect of the 18th 
 century ; containing a sketch of the revolu- 
 tions and improvements in science, arts, and 
 literature during that period. N. Y., 1803. 
 2 V. 8° 29»-353 
 
 — Continuation of letters concerning the constitu- 
 
 tion and order of the Christi^in ministry. N. Y. , 
 1809 32-262 
 
 — Life of Jonathan Edwards. (S. A. B. 8) 30-497 
 Miller, Samuel, (Barrister.) Law of equitable mort- 
 gages. Ph., 1845. 8" . V. 47 of 2-55 
 
 Miller, S. F. The bench and bar of Georgia ; with 
 a court roll, from 1790 to 1857. Ph., 1858. 
 2v. 8" 30-1038 
 
 — Wilkins Wylder .... 18-2206 
 Miller, Thomas. Boy's autumn book : descriptive 
 
 of the season, scenery, rural life, and country 
 amusements. N. Y., 1847 . . 33-1175 
 
 — Godli-ey Malvern .... 18-2208 
 
 — History of the Anglo-Saxons. [No title page.] 
 
 8" 27''-845 
 
 — Pictures of country life, and summer rambles in 
 
 green and shady places. L., 1847 27i'-738 
 
 — Picturesque sketches of Londoli, past and pre- 
 
 sent. L., 1852 .... 27''-414 
 
 — Poetical language of flowers. L., 1861 9-61 
 Miller, W. A. Elements of chemistry ; theoretical 
 
 and practical. N. Y., 1864-68. 3 v. 8° 8-76 
 Miller and millwright's assistant. W. C. Hughes 
 
 6-349 
 
 Milles, J. See Tyrwhitt, T. ; Warton, T. 
 Milliner, diary of. Belle Otis . . 18-3972 
 Millinery. See Needle-work. 
 Millingeu, J. G. Ladies at home. F's M. D. v. 19 
 
 24-113 
 
 Millingen, J. G. Curiosities of medical experience. 
 L.,1837. 2v. 8» . . . 10-711 
 
 — History of duelling; including narratives of the 
 
 most remarkable personal encounters. L., 
 1841. 2 V. 8° . . . . 29^-171 
 
 — The passions ; or, mind and matter ; illustrated 
 
 by considerations on hereditary insanity. L.. 
 1848. 8» 15-48 
 
 — Recollections of republican France, from 1790 
 
 to 1801. L., 1848 . . . 27M39 
 Millingen, J. Memoirs of the affairs of Greece ; 
 
 with various anecdotes relating to Lord Byron. 
 
 L., 1831. 8» .... 27»-3188 
 
 Millington, E. J. Heraldry in history, poetrv, and 
 
 romance. L., 1858 . . . 29='-165 
 Millionaire, le. C. P. de Kock . . 34-5146 
 Millot, C. F. X. Memoires politiques et militaires 
 
 pour servir a I'histoire de Louis XIV et de 
 
 Louis XV. P., 1778. 6 v. . 34-4485 
 
 Mills, Abraham. Literature and the literary men of 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland. N.Y.,1851. 3v. 8« 
 22-1141 
 
 — The poets and the poetry of the ancient Greeks. 
 
 B., 1854. 8° .... 22-1143 
 
 — See Kames, H. H. 
 
 Mills, Arthur. India in 1858 ; a summary of the 
 existing administration of British India, with 
 the laws and public documents relating there- 
 to. L., 1858. 8° . . . 28''-281 
 
 Mills, C. History of the crusades, for the recovery 
 
 andpossessionof the Holy Land. Ph., 1826, 8° 
 
 29''-33 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1844. 8" . . . 29''-24 
 
 — History of Muhammedanism ; comprising the 
 
 life and character of the Arabian prophet, 
 and succinct accounts of the empires founded 
 
 by the Muhammedan arms. 
 
 — Same. L., 1817. 8" 
 Mills, F. J. Life of John Carter. 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 Mills, John. Life of a fox-hound. 3ded. 
 
 1818. 
 
 32-2053 
 32-2053'^ 
 1868 
 30-2409 
 L.,1861 
 20-434 
 
 — Sportsman's library ; or, hints on the hunter, 
 
 hunting, hounds, shooting, g.ime, sporting 
 
 dogs, fishing. Ph., 1846 . . 20-433 
 
 Mills, Rev. John. Three' months residence at Nab- 
 
 lus, and an account of the modern Samaritans. 
 
 L., 1864 38''-505 
 
 Mills, R. Statistics of South Carolina, including a 
 
 view of its natural, civil, and military history. 
 
 Charleston, 1826. 8» . . . 86"-600 
 
 Mills, Rev. S. J. Sprmg, G. Memoirs of 30-360 
 Millwright's assistant. W. C. Hughes 6-349 
 
 Milly. L. E. Guernsey 
 Milly's hero. F. W. Robinson 
 Milman, E. H. Arthur Conway ; or, scenes in the 
 
 tropics ; The wayside cross ; or, the raid of 
 
 Gomez 18-1800 
 
 Milman, H. H. Annals of St. Paul's cathedral. 
 
 L., 1868. 8° .... 27»-849 
 
 — Fazio. F's S. D. v. 1 . . . 24-231 
 
 — History of Christianity, from the birth of Christ 
 
 to the abolition of paganism in the Roman 
 emi)ire ; wi;h a preface and notes, by J. Mur- 
 dock. N. Y., 1841. 8° . . 32-143 
 
 — History of the Jews, from the earliest period to 
 
 the present time. N. Y., 1830. 3 v. 33-143 
 
 — History of Latin Christianity; including that of 
 the popes, to the pontificate of Nicholas 5th. 
 
 18-1394 
 18-3667 
 
 3d ed. L., 1857. 6 v. 
 — Life of Quintus Horatius Flaccus. 
 
 L." 1839. s'v. 
 
 33-799 
 1854. 8» 
 30-1313 
 33-619 
 
 — Poetical works 
 
 — See ^schylus. 
 Milman, R. Life of Torquato Tasso. L., 1850. 
 
 3v 30-961 
 
 Milne, J. Treatise on the valuation of annuities 
 and assurances on lives and survivorships. 
 L.,1815. 3 v. 8« . . , 1-268 
 
MILNE. 
 
 888 
 
 MINERAL. 
 
 Milne, W. C. Life in China. L., 1857 28»-2o0 
 
 Milner, G. Massaniello. F's S. D. v. 25 24-221 
 
 Milner, H. M. The gambler's fate. F's S. D. v. 24 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Mazeppa. F's S. D. v. 23 . . 24-221 
 Milner, John, (B. A.) and O. W. Bricrly. Cruise 
 
 of H. M. S. "Galatea," Captain H. R. H., 
 the duke of Edinburgh, in 1867,8. L., 1809. 
 
 8» 29^-322 
 
 Milner, Rev. John. End of religious controversy; in 
 a friendly correspondence between a religious 
 society of protestants and a catholic divine. 
 N. Y., 1844 32-914 
 
 — Husenbeth, F. C. Life of . . 30-1853 
 
 — See Kenrick, F. P. ; Ouseley, G. ; White, J. J. 
 Milner, Joseph, and I. Tlie history of the church 
 
 of Clirist. 2d Am. ed. ; comprising some ac- 
 count of the lives of the authors. B., 1822. 
 
 5v 32-147 
 
 Milner, T. Elevation of the people, moral, instruc- 
 tional, and social. L., 1846. 8<> 13-144 
 
 — Gallery of nature ; a pictorial and descriptive 
 
 tour through creation, illustrative of the won- 
 ders of astronomy, physical geography, and 
 geology. L., 1846. 8" . . 25-54 
 
 — History of England to 1852 ; for schools. L. 
 
 27''-847 
 
 — History of Rome, to the fall of the empire ; for 
 
 schools. L 27^-2377 
 
 Milnes, M. Life, letters, and literary remains of 
 John Keats. N. Y., 1848 . . 30-284 
 
 Milnor, J. Stone, J. S. Memoir of the life of 
 
 30-816 
 
 Milton, J. Poetical works ; with a life of the author ; 
 preliminary dissertations, notes, and a verbal 
 index ; by C. D. Cleveland. Ph., 1854 
 
 23-384 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1865 .... 23-384" 
 
 — Same ; with a life, by Rev. J. Mitford. B., 1853 
 
 3v 23-358 
 
 — Same ; with notes of various authors ; and with 
 some account of the life and writings of Mil- 
 ton ; by H. J. Todd. 5th ed. L., 1852. 4 v. 
 8° 23-613 
 
 — Poems; with notes by T. Keightley. L., 1859. 
 
 2 V. 8» 23-549 
 
 (Bell'spoetsof G. B.) . • 23-473 
 
 (Sandford's Br. Poets) . . 23-151 
 
 — Comus : a mask. M. B. D. v. 2 . 24-142 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 34 . . . 24-71 
 •— Same ; altered for the stage by Colman. M. B. 
 
 D. V. 5 24-142 
 
 — Same; altered. S's. B. T. v. 18 . 24-191 
 
 — Familiar letters. Trans, from the Latin by J. 
 
 Hall. Ph., 1829. 8° . . . 33-1225 
 ■'- Paradis perdu. Tr. car J. Delille, [with orig- 
 inal.] P., 1805. 3v. 8« . . 34-4838 
 
 — Prose works ; with a l)iographical introduction, 
 
 by R. W. Griswold. Ph., 1845. 2 v. 8» 
 
 33-165 
 
 ^- Samson Agonistes ; a dramatic poem. B. B. 
 
 T, V. 34 24-71 
 
 ^- Treatise on education . . . 13-127 
 
 — Cleveland, C. D. Verbal index to poems 
 
 23-384^ 
 
 — Coleridge, S. T. Lectures on . 24-102 
 
 — Hailey, W. Life of ... 30-359 
 
 — Keightley, T. Life and writings of 30-908 
 
 — Masson, D. Life of . . . 30-1130 
 
 — Papers illustrative of the life and writings of. 
 
 Camden soc. pub. v. 75 . . 27''-195 
 
 — Prendergast, G. L. Concordance to jioetical 
 
 works 23-1305 
 
 — Symmons, C. Life of . . . 30-1094 
 
 — Toland, J. Life of . . . 30-358 
 Milton, J. L. Stream of life on our globe ; a sketch 
 
 in untechnical language of the beginning and 
 
 growth of life. L., 1864. 8» . 9-270 
 
 Milton and Cheadle. The northwest passage by 
 
 land. L., [1865.] 8° . . 36' -551 
 
 Milwaukee. Catalogue of library of young men's 
 
 association 21-434 
 
 Mimic life. Mrs. A. C. Ritchie . . 18-2658 
 Mimic stage. G. M. Baker . . . 24-238 
 Mimpriss, R. Gospel history of our Lord's life and 
 ministry; with notes, and a series of ques- 
 tions, practical lessons, and geographical ex- 
 ercises. 2d ed. L. . . . 32-1809 
 Mind. Abercrombie, J. Culture and discipline of 
 32-1 
 
 — Bringliam, A. Mental exertion in relation to 
 
 health 10-579 
 
 — Condorcet, N. C. de. Progress of 15-273 
 • — Cooke, W. Mind and the emotions 10-546 
 
 — Garvey, M. A. Manual of human culture 
 
 15-301 
 
 — Griesinger, W. Mental pathology and thera- 
 
 peutics 10-839 
 
 — Holland, H. Chapters on mental psycholoev 
 
 IO-3V6 
 
 — Laycock, T. Mind and brain . 15-163 
 
 — Maudsley, H. Physiology and pathology of 
 
 10-812 
 
 — Moore. G. Body and mind . . 15-50 
 
 — Newnham, W. Reciprocal influence of body 
 
 and mind 15-297 
 
 — Noble, D. The human mind in its relations 
 
 with the nervous system . . 15-229 
 
 — Pinel, P. L' alienation mentale . 34-4902 
 
 — Ray, J. Mental hydeue . . 10-349 
 
 — Reed, S. Growth of m. . . 32-2312 
 
 — Robinson, G. Treatment of mental disordeis 
 
 10-159 
 
 — Rush, B. Medical inquiries and observations 
 
 10-95,6 
 
 — Taylor, I. World of mind . . 15-122 
 
 — Upham, T. C. Imperfect and disordered men- 
 
 tal action 15-73 
 
 — Watts, I. Improvement of the mind 13-232 
 
 — Wigan, A. L. Duality of . . 15-294 
 
 — Winslow, F. On obscure disease of the l)rain 
 
 10-222 
 
 — See Brain ; Idiocy ; Insanity ; Mental science ; 
 
 Thought. 
 Mind, the, and other poems. C. Swain 23-981 
 
 Mind in nature. H. J. Clark . . 9-674 
 
 Minelli. Alfio Balzani .... 18-135 
 
 Miner, A. A. Oration before municipal authorities 
 
 of Boston. B., 1855. 8» . . 33-1150 
 Miner, T. B. American bee-keeper's manual. N. 
 
 Y., 1849 4-83 
 
 Miner, W. P. History of Wyoming. Ph., 1845. 
 
 8" 26^-144 
 
 Miner boy and his monitor. (J. Ericsson.) P. C. 
 
 Headky 30-1585 
 
 Miner's and trstveller's guide to Oregon, Washing- 
 ton, Idaho, etc. Capt. Mullan . 26''-542 
 Mineral resources of Central Italy. W. P. Jervis 
 
 1-180 
 
 Mineral resources of the states and territories west 
 
 of the Rocky mountains. J. R. Browne 6-304 
 Mineral resources of the states and territories west 
 
 of the Rocky mountains. R. W. Raymond 
 
 6-412 
 
 Mineral resources of the U. S. S. H. Daddow, and 
 
 B. Bannan 6-309 
 
 Mineral resources of the U. S. east of the Rocky 
 
 mountains. J. W. Taylor . . 6-304 
 
 Mineral springs and waters. Althaus, J. Spas of 
 
 Europe 10-460 
 
 — Bell, J. Springs of U. S. and Canada 10-150 
 
 — Burke, W. M. springs of West Virginia 10-11 
 
 — Jackson, R. M. S. The mountain . 9-939 
 
 — Johnson, F. H. S. Remarks on mineral waters 
 
 27''-435 
 
 — Moorman, J. J. Virginia mineral springs with 
 
 their analyses .... 10-83 
 
 — Morgan, J. J. M. springs of Virginia and south 
 
 and west 10-82 
 
 — Rutty, J. Synopsisof mineral waters 10-1005 
 
MINERAL. 
 
 389 
 
 MIRACLES. 
 
 Mineral springs and waters. Wetherill, C. M. 
 Analysis of white sulphur springs 10-536 
 
 — See Baths and batliing. 
 
 Mineralogy. Ansted, D. T. Elementary course of 
 9-204 
 
 — Bakewell, R. Introduction to . 9-210 
 
 — Buckland, W. Geology and m. . 9-213,4 
 
 — Cleaveland, P. Treatise on . . 9-316 
 
 — Cotta, B. V. Rocks classified and described 
 
 9-324 
 
 — Dana, J. D. System of . . . 9-219,20 
 and G. J. Brush. Descriptive m. 9-220^ 
 
 — Egleston, T. Catalogue of minerals. [Sm. 
 
 misc. col. V. 7] . . . . 11-188 
 
 — Elderhorst, W. Manual of determinative m. 
 
 8-o8 
 
 — Haughton, S. Three kingdoms of nature 9-997 
 
 — Hauy, R. J. Traile de m. . . 34-4606 
 
 — Houghton, J., jr. Mineral region of lake Su- 
 
 perior 9-335 
 
 — Humble, W. Dictionary of . . 9-31o 
 
 — Kirwan, R. Elements of . . 9-246 
 
 — Kobell, F. Sketches from the mineral kingdom 
 
 9-1029 
 
 — Lawrence, P. H. Lithology . . 9-249 
 
 — Lowry, D. Conversations on . 9-252 
 
 — Moore, N. F. Ancient m. . . 9-271 
 
 — M<n-ning walks ; or, steps to the study of m. 
 
 9-272 
 
 — Overman, F. Practical m. . . 9-280 
 
 — Sowerby, 11. Popular m. . . 9-297 
 
 — Stephenson, J. Medical m. . . 9-1007 
 
 — See Crystals ; Gems. 
 
 Mines. Browne, J. R. Visit to the salt mines of 
 Wieliczka 27''-848 
 
 — Bryant, E. On California gold mines in 1846,7 
 
 260-8 
 
 — Burton, R. F. Gold and diamond mines of 
 
 Brazil 26"-704 
 
 — Busy hives around us . . . 6-299 
 
 — Collier, R. P. Law relating to v. 79 of 2-55 
 
 — Hollister, O. J. Mhvs of Colorado 26''-632 
 
 — Raymond, R. W. Mines of the west 6-412 
 
 — Simonin, L. Underground life . 6-418 
 
 — Ure, A. Dictionary of . . . 6-438,9 
 Mingaud. The noble game of billiards. Trans. 
 
 by J. Thurston. L.,1830. f» . 20-196 
 
 Miniature fruit garden. T. Rivers . 4-276 
 
 Minigo, [with Judge Justin.] J. Abbott 
 
 V. 10 of 18-15 
 
 Minifie, W. Text-book of geometrical drawing, for 
 the use of mechanics and schools ; with an 
 introduction to isometrical drawing, and an 
 essay on linear perspective and sliadows. 
 B., 1850. 8" . . . . 5-598 
 
 Mining. Ansted, I). T. Extracts from note-book 
 of a mining engineer . . . 9-206 
 
 — Duane, J. C. Military m. . . 6-595 
 
 — Hoskold, H. D. Mining surveying 6-347 
 
 — Mining magazine .... 6-978 
 
 — Morris, P. P. Mining rights in Penna. 2-281 
 
 — Overman, F. Practical m. . . 9-280 
 
 — Phillips & Darlington's m. and metalluriiy 
 
 0-392 
 
 — School of mines, records . . . 9-286 
 
 — Scoffern, J. Useful metals and their allovs 
 
 6-108 
 
 — See Metals ; Mines. 
 
 Mining companies, reports and charters of 1-341 
 Mining journey across the Great Andes. I. F. R ck- 
 
 ard 
 Mining magazine. 
 
 V. 4, 6, 10-12. N Y., 
 
 Minisink region, history of. C. E. Stickney 
 Ministering children. M. L. Charlesworth 
 
 — Sequel. M. L. Cliarlesworth 
 Minister's family. Mrs, S. S. Ellis 
 Minister's family. W. M. Hjtherington 
 Minister's story. A. S. Roe . 
 Minister's wooing. Mrs. H. B. Stowe . 
 
 26"-451 
 
 18.55-60. 
 
 6-978 
 
 26»-819 
 
 18-617 
 
 18-619 
 
 18-4133 
 
 18-1428 
 
 18-2680 
 
 18-3044 
 
 Ministry. Baxter, R. Duties of the pastoral office 
 32-20 
 
 — Boehm, H. Reminiscences . . 32-1700 
 
 — Biichsel, Dr. Ministerial experiences 32-2163 
 
 — Cannon, J. S. Pastoral theology . 32-1355 
 
 — Emery, S. H. Ministry of Taunton 32-1589 
 
 — Jackson, J. Dissertation on . 32-1518 
 
 — James, J. A. Earnest ministry . 32-1400 
 
 — Miller, S. Constitution and order of 32-262 
 
 — Parker, T. Experience as a minister 32-1127 
 
 — Pulpit and the pew, the . . . 32-1587 
 
 — Ripley, H. J. Christian ministry . 32-2316 
 
 — Spooner, E. Parson and people . 32-1536 
 
 — Taylor, J. Discourse of the office ministerial 
 
 32-2004 
 
 — Wayland, F. Letters on the . . 32-1078 
 
 — See Clergymen. 
 
 Ministry of life. M. L. Charlesworth . 18-618 
 
 Minna von Barnhelm. G. E. Lessing . 24-220 
 
 Minnesota ; its advantages to settlers, 1868. Pub. 
 
 by the state. New series. 2d ed. 8" 26''-677 
 
 — Andrews, C. C. Minnesota and Dacotah, 1856 
 
 26''-317 
 
 — Bond, J. W. Minnesota and its resources 
 
 26^-256 
 
 — Neill, E. D. History of . . 26^-377 
 
 — Owen, D. D. Report on geology of 9-1204 
 
 — Seymour, E. S. Sketches of, 1849 26*'-295 
 Minnie Hermon. T. W. Brown . . 18-460 
 Minor drama. See French's M. D. . 24-113 
 Minorca. Anderson, A. Expedition to 28''-903 
 
 — Armstrong, J. History of . . 27^-2001 
 
 — Cleghorn, G. Epidemical diseases in 10-25 
 Minot, G. R. Continuation of tlie history of Massa- 
 
 chusett's bay, from 1748 ; with an introduc- 
 tory sketch of events from its original settle- 
 ment. B., 1798. 2v. 8° . . 26^-411 
 
 Minstrel, the. J. Beattie . . 23-441 ;33-l 024 
 
 Minstrelsy, ancient and modern. W. Motherwell 
 23-161 
 
 Minstrelsv of the English border. F. Sheldon 
 
 '. 23-315 
 
 Minstrelsy of the Scottish border. W. Scott 23-640 
 
 Minturn, R. B. From New York to Delhi, by wny 
 of Rio de Janeiro, Australia, and China. N. 
 Y., 1858 29''-155 
 
 Mira de Mescua, A. Galan, valiente y discreto. 
 T. T. E. V. 4 . . . . 34-2 
 
 Mirabaud, M. de. [Pseud.] See Holbach, P. H. 
 
 Mirabeau, H. G. R. de. Letters during his residence 
 in England, with notice of life writings and 
 conduct of the author. L., 1832. 2 v. 
 
 27''-887 
 
 — Lettres ecrites du donjon de Vincennes. P., 
 
 1834. 3 V. 80 . . . . 34-4785 
 
 — Histoire secrete de la cour de Berlin ; avec une 
 
 lettre remise au roi de Prusse regnant, (F. G. 
 II.) L., 1789. 2 V. 8" . '. 34-4784 
 
 — Secret history of the court of Berlin ; or, the 
 
 character of the present king of Prussia, his 
 ministers, etc. ; with a memorial presented 
 to the present king of Prussia on the day of 
 his accession to the throne. L., 1789. 2 v. 8* 
 27»-2630 
 
 — Dumont, E. Recollections of . 30-361 
 
 — Pipitz, F. E. Mirabeau ; a life history 30-362 
 Miracles. Battersby, W. J. Miracles defended 
 
 33-153 
 
 — Douglass, J. Criterion of . . 32-998 
 
 — Farmer, H. Dissertation on . . 32-1940 
 
 — Hovey, A. Miracles of Christ . 32-1662 
 
 — Middleton, C. Free inquiry . . 32-1855 
 
 — Miracles of Simon de Montfort. Camden soc. 
 
 pub. V. 15 27^-195 
 
 — Newman's comparison between the miracles of 
 
 scripture and those elsewhere related 32-375 
 
 — Stracliey, E. Miracles and science 32-2340 
 
 — Tr'-nch, R. C. Notes on . . 32-771 
 
 — Warburton, W. Julian . . . 32-220 
 
 — VVestm, W. Wonders of antiquity 29='-268 
 
MIRiCLE3. 
 
 390 
 
 MISSIONS. 
 
 Miracles of heavenly love in daily life. Miss C. 
 
 Tucker 18-3894 
 
 Miraculous restoration of Mrs. Ann Mattingly. J. 
 
 Eni,^lancl 32-1518 
 
 Mirage, un. H. T. de Latouche . . 34-3483 
 
 Miramichi 18-2214 
 
 Mirecourt, Eugene de. [Pseud.] See Jacquot, 
 
 C. J. B. 
 Miriam. Mrs. Terlnine . . . 18-3171 
 
 Miriam : a dramatic poem. L. J. Park 24-208 
 
 Mirk. See Myrc. 
 Mirk abbey; by the author of "Married beneath 
 
 him" 18-3G53 
 
 Mirror : a periodical paper, published at Edinburgh, 
 
 in 1779,80. B., 1792. 2 v. . 33-966 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1793. 2 v. . . 33-9f)7 
 
 — Same. [British essayists; with preface by A 
 
 Chalmers.] B., 1856. 2 v. . 83-946 
 
 Mirror of intemperance. M. E. Cross . 2-1051 
 
 Mirror of life. Mrs. L. C. Tutiiill' . 33-1141 
 Mirror of modern democracy. W. D. Jones 
 
 26''-530 
 
 Mirror of nature. G. H. SchubeT-t . 11-84 
 
 Miscellanea Virgilliana. By a graduate of Cam- 
 bridge. Camb., 1825. 8° . . 22-1092 
 Mise Brum Mme C. Rcybaud . . 34-5212 
 Miserables, les. V. Hugo . . 34-4540,41 
 
 — Same, in English .... 18-1540 
 
 — Same, in parts .... 18-1535 to 1539 
 Miserables, les ; Drame. C. Hugo 
 Miseries of human life. J. Beresl'ord 
 Miser's daughter. W. H. Ainsworth 
 Miser's heir. P. H. Myers . 
 Misers. Elwes, H. and J. Lives of 
 
 — Redding, C. Memoirs of 
 Misrepresentation. A. H. Diury . 
 Miss Biddy Frobisher. Miss Anne 
 
 Miss Carew. A. B. Edwards 
 
 Miss Forrester. A B. Edwards 
 
 Miss Gilbert's career. J. G. Holland 
 
 Miss Mackenzie. A. Trollope 
 
 Miss Majoribanks. Mrs. M. Oliphant 
 
 Miss Oona McQuarrie. A. Smith 
 
 Miss Patience Hathaway. W. I. Bradley 
 
 34-5251 
 
 33-242 
 
 18-116 
 
 18-2310 
 
 33-153 
 
 30-1-47 
 
 18-911 
 
 Manning 
 
 18-3832 
 
 ■ 18-1004 
 
 18-1824 
 
 18-1452 
 
 18-3297 
 
 18-2369 
 
 18-2920 
 
 18-4159 
 
 Miss Ravenel's conversion from secession to loyalty. 
 
 J. W. DeForest .... 18-3877 
 Miss Slimmens' window. Mrs. M. Peabody 18-2469 
 Miss Ttmpete. A. Achard . . . 34-4003 
 Miss Thusa's spinning-wheel. Mrs. C. L. Hentz 
 
 18-1402 
 
 Missing bride. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth 
 
 18-2980 
 
 Missing link, the ; or, bible-women in the homes of 
 
 the London poor. L. N. Ranyard 32-848 
 Mission, the. Fr. Marryat . . . 18-2078 
 Mission of the comforter. J. C. Hare . 32-683 
 
 Mission of great sufferings. E. Burritt 33-8 
 
 Missionaries. Carne, J. Lives of . 32-461 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Heroines of the missionary, enter- 
 
 prise 32-300 
 
 — Memoirs of American missionaries 30-17 
 
 — Pearson, H. W. Missionnry memorial 32-414 
 
 — Stevenson, W. F. Praying and working 
 
 32-1039 
 
 — Timpson, T. Memoirs of British female mis- 
 
 sionaries 30-1609 
 
 — See Martyrs ; and names of missionaries. 
 Missionary herald, the. v. 17-24 and 30-7. B., 
 
 1821-37. 16 V. 8° . . . 32-1975 
 Missionary jubilee ; an account of the fiftieth anni- 
 versary of the American baptist union, with 
 commemorative papers and discouist s. N. Y. . 
 
 1865. 80 32-1516 
 
 Missionary voyage to the Soutiiern Pacific oce.m, in 
 1796-8, in the ship Duff, commiinded by (Japt. 
 James Wilson ; compiled from jouinalsof the 
 officers and the missionaries, with a prelimi- 
 nary discourse on the geography and history of 
 the South Sea islands. L., 1799. 4» 32-2017 
 
 Missions. General and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Aikman, W. Moral power of the sea 32-2161 
 
 — Anderson, R. Foreign missions ; their relations 
 
 and claims 32-2290 
 
 — Barber, M. A. S. Redemption in Israel 32-1572 
 
 — Briggs, F. W. Apostolic and modern m. 
 
 32-1722 
 
 — Browning, C. A. Convict ship . 32-293 
 
 — Christian missions, anecdotes of . 32-11 
 
 — Clarke, A. Christian m. . . 32-2244 
 
 — Conference on missions at Liverpool, 1860 
 
 32-1731 
 
 — Gillies, J. Success of the gospel . 32-1933 
 
 — Green, A. M. of presbyterian church 32-2154 
 
 — Humphreys, D. Account of the society for the 
 
 propagation of the ijospel in foreign parts 
 
 . ^ . . . 32-804 
 
 — Maclear, G. F. Christian m. during middle 
 
 ages 32-1769 
 
 — Marshall, W. M. Christian m. . 82-1105 
 
 — Missionary herald . . ... 32-1975 
 
 — Moore, E. T>. Life scenes from mission fields 
 
 . 32-674 
 
 — Newcomb, H. Cvclopfcdia of . 32-1625 
 
 — Perils among the heathen . . 32-1046 
 
 — Smith, T., and J. O. Chonles. History of 
 
 32-2016 
 
 — Tracy, J. History of the A. B. C. F. M. 32-770 
 
 — At home. 
 
 — Bayly, M. Ragged' homes . . 2-539 
 
 — Blackm.)re, J. Ltmdon by moonlight 32-931 
 
 — Brace, C. L. Sermons to news-boys 82-1792 
 
 — Death or life 32-1444 
 
 — Ely, E. S. Visits of mercy . . 32-1886 
 
 — Guthrie, T. Ragged schools . . 32-1840 
 
 — Long, E. M. Union tabernacle . 32-1103 
 
 — Maceoll, D. Among the musses . 32-2824 
 
 — Old brewery at Five Points . . 82-294 
 
 — "Omnipotence of loving kindness," 32-1878 
 
 — Ranyard, L. N. Life work . . 32-1817 
 Missing link .... 32-848 
 
 — Taylor, W. Street preaching in San Francisco 
 
 . . . ... . 32-2235 
 
 — "Them also" .... 32-2366 
 
 — Weightman, Mrs. C. English hearts and Eng- 
 
 lish hands 32-1805 
 
 — See Sisterhoods ; Temperance ; U. S. Christian 
 
 commission. 
 
 — African. 
 
 — Bowcn, T. J. Missionary labors . 28"-245 
 
 — Christy, D. Ethiopia . . . 28^-240 
 
 — Hatfield, E, F. St. Helena and Cape of Good 
 
 Hope 32-376 
 
 — Hening, Mrs. E. F. History of . 33-1331 
 
 — Isenbe'rg, C. W., and J. L. Krapf. Journals 
 
 32-1568 
 
 — Krapf. J. L. Missions in eastern A. 28'>-344 
 
 — Lansing, G. Egypt's princes . 32-1441 
 
 — Latrobe, C. J. Missions of united brethren in A. 
 
 28^-79 
 
 — Leslie, M. E. The dawn of light . 
 
 — Livingstone, D. Missions in Africa 
 
 — Missions and martyrs of Madagascar 
 
 33-3438 
 28"-352 
 
 B. 
 
 33-1330 
 
 — MofTatt, R. Southern Africa . . 33-3246 
 
 — Rowley, H. Universities' mission to central A. 
 
 . 32-1938 
 
 — Scott, A. M. Day dawn in A. . 28^-269 
 
 — Thompson, G. Missions in west A. 28''-166 
 
 — Tucker, Miss C. Abbeokuta . 32-508 
 
 — American. 
 
 — Caddell, C. M. Japan and Paraguay 32-1748 
 
 — Charlevoix, P. F. X. Jesuit establishments in 
 
 Paraguay 26''-442 
 
 — Hawkins, E. Missions of the church of England 
 
 in N. A 32-940 
 
 — Heckcwelder, J. Missions among Delaware In- 
 
 dians 26^^99 
 
 — Kip, W. I. Early Jesuit m. in N. A. 26''-413 
 
 — Shea, J. G. Catholic m. of the U. S. 32-909 
 
MISSIONS. 
 
 391 
 
 MITCHELL. 
 
 Missions. American. 
 
 — Smet, P. J. de. Oregon missions and travels 
 
 32-1760 
 
 Residence among tile Indian tribes 2G'^-27 
 
 Western m. and missionaries . 32-1759 
 
 — Tucker, S. Rainbow in the north . 32-2358 
 
 — Asiatic. 
 
 — Bridgman, E. J. G. Daughters of China 
 
 32-403 
 
 — Caddell, C. M. .lapan and Paraguay 32-1748 
 
 — Dean, W. Missions in China . 28''-318 
 — ^ Dwight, H. G. O. Christianity revived in the 
 
 east 32-303 
 
 — Gillespie, W. Land of Sinim . 32-535 
 
 — Goodell, W. The old and the new 32-454 
 
 — Hough. J. Christianity in India . 32-1951 
 
 — Hue, E. R. L'Abhe. Christianity in China, 
 
 Tartary, and Thibet . . . 32-693 
 
 — Kaye, J. W. Christianity in India 32-869 
 
 — Laurie, T. Doctor Grant and the mountain 
 
 Nestorians 32-441 
 
 Woman and her saviour in Persia 32-1077 
 
 — Long, J. Hand-book of Bengal m. 32-1537 
 
 — Maclear, G. F. Christian statesman and our 
 
 Indian empire .... 32-819 
 
 — Malcom, H. Account of m. in A. 28*'-9 
 
 — Mason, Mrs. E. H. B. Civilizing mountain men 
 
 32-1058 
 
 — Mason, J. Missions in Turkey . 28"-379 
 
 — Nevius, H. S. C. Our life in China 28''-598 
 
 — Parmalee, M. P. Life scenes among the moun- 
 
 tains of Ararat .... 28'>-594 
 
 — Pettitt, G. Tinnevelly m. . . 32-1455 
 
 — Ramsey, W. Missions in India . 2b''-10 
 
 — Tennent, J. E. Christianity in Ceylon 
 
 32-731 
 
 — Walsh, J. J. Memorial of the Futtehgurh m. 
 
 ^ 32-792 
 
 — Ward, F. D. Missions in India . 28''-144 
 
 — Warren, J. A. Fifteen years in north India 
 
 32-631 
 
 — Weitbrecht, Mrs. Sketches in north India 
 
 32-1308 
 
 — Wheeler, C. H. Letters from Eden 28^-592 
 Ten years on the Euphrates . 28''-598 
 
 — Wilder, R. G. Mission-schools in India 
 
 32-1074 
 
 — Wylie, M. Tlie gospel in Burmah 32-875 
 
 — Ocean. 
 
 — Anderson, R. Hawaiian islands . 32-1515 
 
 — Buzacott, A. Mission life in the Pacific 
 
 30-1845 
 
 — Hatfield, E. F. St. Helena and Cape of Good 
 
 Hope 32-376 
 
 — Tucker, Miss C. Southern cross and southern 
 
 crown 28''-121 
 
 — Williams, W. Christianity among the New 
 
 Zea landers 32-1917 
 
 — Williams, J. Narrative of enterprises in the 
 
 South Sea islands . . . 32-233 
 
 Missiriui, M. Delia vita di Canova. Prato, 1824. 8'' 
 
 34-2508 
 
 Mississippi bubble ; a memoir of John Law. A. 
 
 Thiers 30-1188 
 
 Mississippi question ; report of a debate in the senate 
 of the U. S., on certain resolutions concerning 
 the violation of the right of deposit in the island 
 of New Orleans. By^W^ Duane. Ph., 1803. 8° 
 
 26"-758 
 
 Mississippi river. Co.xe, D. Description of 
 
 V. 2 of 26»-79 
 
 — Falconer, T. Discovery of . . 26''-661 
 
 — Joutel, M. Journal of the last voyage of La 
 
 Salle 26b-642 
 
 — Lanman, C. Canoe voyage . . 26''-65 
 
 — Pike, T. M. Expeditions to the sources of 
 
 . 26M01 
 
 — Schoolcraft, H. R. Expedition to Itasca lake 
 
 26M14 
 
 — See Mississippi valley. 
 
 Mississippi scheme. C. Mackay. [Hunt's lib. of 
 
 com.] 1-39 
 
 Mississippi scenes. J. B. Cobb . . 18-3692 
 
 Mississippi valley. Bradford, W. J. A. Notes on 
 
 the northwest .... 26"-23 
 
 — Flint, T. Recollections of . . 26"-36 
 
 — Foster, J. W. Physical geography of 25-186 
 
 — Monette, J. W. History of . . 26='-145 
 
 — Shea, J. G. Discovery in . . 26'"-295 
 
 — Squier, E. G., andE. H. Davis. Ancient monu- 
 
 ments of 26''-1202 
 
 — See Mississippi river. 
 
 Missouri. Kelso, I. Reign of terror in 26"-55 6 
 
 — Missouri state convention. Journal 26^-762 
 
 — Parker, N, H. Missouri as it is in 18G7 
 
 26''-629 
 
 — Schoolcraft, H. R. Observations on 9-294 
 
 — Swallow, G. 0. Reports on geology of 9-298 
 
 — Wetmore, A. Gazetteer of . . 25-101 
 Missouri river. Brackenridge, H. M. Voyage, 1811 
 
 26'>-3 
 
 — Lewis, M., and W. Clark's expedition 26''-68,9 
 Missouri state convention, 1861, journal and pro- 
 ceedings of St. Louis, 18i51. 2 v. 8° 
 
 26''-762 
 
 Mist. Tomlinson, C. Dew-drop and mist 11-155 
 Mistakes of educated men. J. S. Hart 13-105 
 
 Mistress and maid. Miss D. M. Mulock 18-2292 
 Mistress Margery. E. S. Holt . . 18-4219 
 Mitchell, A. Insane in private dwellings. E., 1864. 
 
 8» 10-453 
 
 Mitchell, C. The newspaper press directory ; and a 
 directory of magazines, reviews, and period- 
 icals. L., 1864.' 8° . . . 21-333 
 Mitchell, D. G. The battle summer; being tran- 
 scripts from personal observation in Paris in 
 1848. N. y., 1850 . . . 27''-225 
 
 — Doctor Johns 18-2220 
 
 — Dream life 18-2215 
 
 — Fresh gleanings ; or, a new sheaf from the old 
 
 fields of continental Europe. N. Y., 1851 
 27b-242 
 
 — Fudge doings . . . . . 18-2216 
 
 — The lorgnette 18-2217 
 
 — Mv farm of Edgewood : a country book. N.Y., 
 
 1864 4-200 
 
 — Reveries of a bachelor . . . 18-2218 
 
 — Rural studies ; with hints for country places. 
 
 N. Y., 1867 4-201 
 
 — S(!ven stories with basement and attic 
 
 18—2219 
 
 — Wet days at Edgewood. N. Y., 1865 4-199 
 Mitchell, D. W. Ten years in the United States. 
 
 L., 1862 26^-439 
 
 Mitchell, John. Jail iournal; or, five years in British 
 prisons. N. Y., 1868 . . . 30-2400 
 
 — Life and times of Aodh O'Neill, called bj^ the 
 
 English, Hugh, earl of Tyrone ; with some 
 account of his predecessors, Con, Shane, and 
 Tirlough. N. Y., 1868 . . 30-2399 
 Mitchell, John, F. C. S. Manual of assaying. 2d 
 ed. L., 1854 .... 8-85 
 
 — Treatise on the falsifications of food, and the 
 
 chemical means employed to detect them. 
 
 L., 1848 10-81 
 
 Mitcliell, Gen. John. Biographies of eminent sol- 
 diers of the last four centuries. Edited, with 
 a memoir of the author, by L. Schmitz. L., 
 1865 30-1692 
 
 — Life of Wallenstein, duke of Friedland. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1840 30-1359 
 
 Mitchell, J. K. Five essays. Ed. by S. Weir Mitchell. 
 Ph., 1859 10-177 
 
 — Indecision; a tale of the far west; and other 
 
 poems. Ph., 1839 , ... 23-152 
 
 Mitchell, M. S. Manual of elocution ; founded upon 
 
 tlie philosophy of the human voice. Ph., 1867 
 
 22-687 
 
 Mitchell, O. M. Astronomy of the bible. N. Y., 
 
 1863 12-58 
 
MITCHELL. 
 
 392 
 
 MOHLER. 
 
 Mitchell, O. M. Planetary and stellar worlds. N. 
 Y., 1848 12-10 
 
 — Popular astronomy. N. Y., 1860 . 12-42 
 
 — Headley, P. C. Patriot boy . . 30-1587 
 Mitchell, S. A. Modern atlas. Ph., 1868. 4» 
 
 25—315 
 
 — New reference atlas. Ph., 1865. 4» 25-373 
 
 — New school geography. Ph., 1869 25-314 
 
 — New universal atlas. Ph., 1852. f" 25-362 
 
 — Accompaniment to Mitchell's reference and dis- 
 
 tance map of the United States, containing 
 an index of all tlie counties, districts, town- 
 ships, towns, «&c., in the Union ; with an index 
 of the rivers. Ph., 1838. 8° . 25-61 
 
 Mitchell, S. W., et al. Gun-shot wounds, and other 
 injuries of the nerves. Ph., 1864 10-420 
 
 Mitchell, T. D. See Eberle, J. 
 
 Mitchell, W. New and complete system of book- 
 keeping, by an improved method of double 
 entry. Ph., 1796. 80 . . 1-50 
 
 Mitchell, Rev. W. See Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 
 Mitchell, W. R. Bryan Maurice . . 18-2226 
 
 Mitchil, J. Present state of Gt. Britain and North 
 America, with regard to agriculture, popula- 
 tion, trade, and manufactures. L., 1767 1-206 
 
 Mitford, M. R. Belford Rfgis . . 18-2222 
 
 — Foscari and Julian. L., 1827. 8°. 24-37 
 
 — Our village 18-2223 
 
 — Recollections of a literary life. N. Y., 1852 
 
 22-1144 
 
 — Rienzi. F's S. D. v. 22 . , . 24-221 
 
 — AVorks— prose and verse . . . 18-2224 
 
 — et al. Match-makinir, and other tales 18-2124 
 Mitford, W. History of'Greece. B., 1823. 8 v. 8° 
 
 27''-3192 
 
 — Inquiry into the principles of harmony in lan- 
 
 guage, and of the mechanism of verse, modern 
 
 and ancient. 2d ed. L., 1804. 8° 22-689 
 Mithridates minor. H. Welsford . . 22-502 
 
 Mitla. G. F. von Tempsky . . . 26^-397 
 Mnemonika : or, chronological tablets ; with other 
 
 tables. Bait , 1812 . . . 29''-184 
 Mnemonics. See Memory. 
 
 Moallakat. Sir W. Jones . v. 10 of 28''-254 
 
 Mob cap, and other tales. Mrs. C. L. Hentz 
 
 18-1407 
 
 Moby Dick. H. Melville . . . 18-2188 
 Mocquard, C. Jessie ; roman. P., 1861 34-4368 
 Model for men of business. H. Siovvell 32-878 
 
 Model mother 18-2228 
 
 Modeles de vertu.. M. A. Blancliard . 34-4295 
 Moderation, science of. W. C. Thomas 15-319 
 
 Moderation. Mrs. Hofland . . . 18-1444 
 Modern accomplishments. C. Sinclair 18-2896 
 
 Modern atheism. J. Buchanan . . 32-659 
 
 Modern British drama. L., 1811. 5 v. 8" 
 
 24-142 
 
 Modern culture. E. L. Youmans [Ed.] 13-260 
 
 Modern flirtations. C. Sinclair . . 18-2897 
 Modern Griselda. M. Edgewoith. v. 3 18-977 
 Modern inquiries. J. Bigelow . . 33-1369 
 Moderate monarchy. A." Y. Haller . 27''-520 
 Modern novelists of France. Trans, by D. M. 
 
 Aird 18-2227 
 
 Modern mysteries. A. Mahan . . 32-1579 
 Modern painters. J. Ruskin . . 5-46,7 
 
 Modein philosopher ; or, tenible tractoration. T. G. 
 
 Fessenden 23-886 
 
 Modern pilgrims. George Wood . . 18-3593 
 Modern poets and poetry of Spain. J. Kennedy 
 
 22-1111 
 
 Modern pyramid. M. F. Tupper . . 23-302 
 
 Modern reform examined. J. C. Stiles 2-874 
 
 Modern society. C. Sinclair . . 18-2898 
 
 Modern standard drama. See French's M. S. D. 
 
 24-221 
 
 Modern story teller [Some copies under title of 
 
 Popping the question] . . . 18-2524 
 Modern representations of the life of Jesus. G. 
 
 Uhlhorn 33-2425 
 
 Modern traveller, the ; a popular description, geo- 
 graphical, historical, and topographical, of the 
 various countries of the globe. L., 1824-8 
 29''-271 to 283 
 
 Arabia, 271; Barmah, Siam, and Anan, 272; Brazil and 
 Buenos-Ayres, 2 v., 273; Egypt, Nubia, and Abyssinia, 
 2 V. 274; Greece, 2 v., 275 ; India, 4 v., 276 ; Mexico and 
 Guatimala, 2 v., 277 ; Palestine, 278 ; Persia and Cliiiia, 
 V. 1, 2, 279; Russia, 280; Spain and Portugal, v. 1, 281; 
 Syria and Asia-Minor, 2 v.. 282; Turkey, 283. 
 
 Modern vassal, the. J. Wilmer . . 18-3534 
 
 Modern women, and what is said of them ; a reprint 
 from the Saturday review ; with an introduc- 
 tion by Mrs. L. G. Calhoun. N. Y., 1868 
 30-2394 
 
 Modeste Mignon. H. de Balzac . . 34-3040 
 
 Model, Helen. See Stryker. 
 
 Moens, VV. J. C. English travellers and Italian 
 brigands ; a narrative of capture and captivity. 
 2d ed. L., 1866. 2 v. . . 27'^-783 
 
 Mreurs (les) etl' esprit de nations. Voltaire 34-4497 
 
 Moffat, Mrs. A. S. One-armed Hugh . 18-3760 
 
 Moflat, J. C. Introduction to the study of aesthetics. 
 Cin., 1856 5-84 
 
 Moffat, R. Missionary labors and scenes in southern 
 Africa. N. Y., 1843 . . . 32-2246 
 
 Moges, Marquis de. Souvenirs d' une embassade 
 en Chine et au Japon. P., 1860 34-5405 
 
 — Recollectious of Baron Gros's embassy to China 
 
 and Japan. L., 1860 . . 28''-343 
 
 Moghul empire, history of H. G. Keene 28»-247 
 Mogridge, E. C. Tangles and tales . 18-2232 
 Mogridge, G. Old Humphrey's observations. N. 
 
 Y., 1841 33-456 
 
 — Pithy papers on singular subjects. N. Y., 1846 
 
 33-462 
 
 — Thoughts for the thoughtful. N. Y., 1854 33-463 
 
 — Memoir of Old Humphrey ; with gleanings from 
 
 his portfolio, in prose and verse. Ph., [1855] 
 
 30-965 
 
 Mohammed. Le Coran, traduit de 1' Arabe, avec 
 les notes des commentateurs orientaux, par 
 Savary ; et la legende de M. traduit par G. de 
 Tassy. P., 1829. 2 v. . . 34-4107 
 
 — The Koran ; with preliminary discourse, by G. 
 
 Sale. L., 1734. 4° . . . 32-185 
 
 — The Koran ; trans, from the Arabic ; the suras 
 
 arranged in clironolooical order, with notes 
 and index, by J. M. Rodwell. L., 1861 
 32-1167 
 
 — Bouhiinvilliers, H. de. Life of . 30-341 
 
 — Irving, W. Mahomet and his successors 
 
 30-596 
 
 — Merrick, J. L. Life and religion of 30-610 
 
 — Muir, W. Life of . . . . 30-1163 
 
 — Prideaux, H. Life of . . . 30-1991 
 Mohammedanism. Mills, C. History, with life of 
 
 the prophet 32-2053 
 
 — Ockley, S. History of the Saracens 28''-6 
 
 — Snuthgate, H. Groundwork of . 28M02 
 
 — Weil, G. Biblical legends of the Musselmen 
 
 32-226 
 
 — White, J. Sermons on . . . 32-844 
 Mohegan. Edwards, J. Observations on the Mo- 
 
 hegan languages. 2 ser. v. 10 . 26»-388 
 
 — Stone, W. L. Uncas and Miantonomoh 30-531 
 Mohicans de Paris. A. Dumas . . 34-4520 
 
 — Suite et fin de. A. Dumas . . 34-3232 
 Mohicans of Paris. A. Dumas . . 18-934 
 Mohl, Mme. Madame Recamier; with a sketch of 
 
 the history of society in France ; by Madame 
 M***. L., 1862 . . . . 30-1400 
 
 Mohl, C. B. See Lange, J. P. 
 
 Mohl, H. V. Principles of the anatomy and physi- 
 ology of the vesretable cell. Trans, by A. 
 Henfrey. L., 1852 8» . . 9-62 
 
 Mohler, J. A. Symbolism ; or, exposition of the 
 
 doctrinal differences between catholics and 
 
 protestants Trans., with a memoir of the 
 
 author, by I. B. Robertson. N. Y., 1844. 8° 
 
 32-148 
 
MOHR. 
 
 393 
 
 MONCRIEF. 
 
 Molir, F. Geschichte der erde — eine geologie auf 
 neuer grundlage. Bonn, 1866. 8° 34-2463 
 
 — The grape-vine ; its management. N. Y., 1867 
 
 4-282 
 
 Mohun. J. E. Cooke .... 18-707 
 
 Moine de Cliaalis. Mme C. Reybeaud . 34-3942 
 Moir, D. M. Poetical works ; ed. by T. Aird ; with 
 a memoir of the author. E., 1852. 2 v. 
 
 23-555 
 
 — See Macnish, R. 
 
 Moir, 6., and W. Spalding. Treatises on poetry, 
 modern romance, and rhetoric. E., 1839 
 
 22-1146 
 
 Moise, tragedie. R. F. A. de Chateaubriand 
 
 34-5411 
 
 Moivre, A. de. Doctrine of chances; or, method of 
 
 calculating the probabilities of events in play. 
 
 L., 1738. 4» .... 14-501 
 
 3foland, L. Roman d' une fille laide . 34-4404 
 
 Moldavia. Carra, J. L. Histoire de la Moldavie 
 
 34-4474 
 
 Mole, F. R. Memoires. [Barriere, F., v. 6] 
 
 34-3519 
 
 Molecular and microscopic science. M. Somerville 
 
 9-996 
 
 Molecular mechanics. J. Bayma . . 11-312 
 
 Molenes, D. J. B. Paul Gachon de. Les commentaires 
 
 d' uu soldat. 8° ... 34-4663 
 
 — Histoires sentimentales et militaires. P., 1860 
 
 34-3542 
 
 Moleri, J. Demolifere, dit. L'or est une chimere. 
 P., 1860 34-5463 
 
 Molesworth, I. E. N. The domestic chaplain ; or, 
 sermons on family duties for every Sunday in 
 the year. L., 1838. 2 v. 8» . 32-2143 
 
 Molesworth, W. N. History of the reform bill of 
 ^ 1832. L., 1865. 8° . . . 27''-S48 
 
 Moliere, J. B. P. de. ffiuvres completes ; edition 
 variorum. Precedee d' une precis de 1' his- 
 toire du theatre en France. Par Ch. Lou- 
 andre. P., 1858. 3 v. . . 34-3541 
 
 — La meme, precedees d' un notice sur sa vie er 
 
 ses ouvrages, par Saintc-Beuve. P., 1835. 
 2v 34-4594 
 
 — L'Avare: comedie. Leip., 1856 . 34-3130 
 
 — L'amour medecin. Le Texier . 2,34-4832 
 
 — Ballet des incompatibles . . 34-4304 
 
 — Le bourgeois gentilhomme. Le Texier 
 
 1,34-4832 
 
 — Medecin malgre lui. See Fielding, H. The 
 
 mock doctor . . . v. 1 of 24-143 
 
 — Les prccieuses ridicules. Le Texier 3,34-4832 
 
 — Le Tartufe : comedie. Leip., 1856 34-3131 
 See Hypocrite, in the list of dramas. 
 
 — Lacroix, P. Lajeunessede . . 34-4304 
 
 — Taschereau, M. J. Histoire de . 34-3846 
 
 — See Schule der Frauen, in the list of dramas. 
 Moliere-characters. C. C. Clarke . 24-151 
 Mdliere's plays, tales from. D. B. Lennard 
 
 18-1841 
 
 Molina, G. I. Geographical, natural, and civil his- 
 tory of Chili. Middletown, 1808. 2 v. 8» 
 26^-239 
 
 Molina, Tirso de. Pseud. See Tellez, G. 
 
 Molineux, E. L. Physical and military exercises in 
 public schools. Ph., 1862. 8° . 10-536 
 
 Molinos-Lafitte, Mme A. L' Education du Foyer. 
 4m e ed. P., 1859 . . . 34-3544 
 
 !Mollien, G. Travels in the republic of Colombia, 
 in 1822,3. L., 1824. 8° . . 26"-645 
 
 Mollusca. Antelme, A. Histoire naturelle des mol- 
 lusques 34-4010 
 
 — Lovell, M. S. Edible mollusks . 9-703 
 
 — Macgillivray, W. Account of the m. 9-580 
 
 — Reeves, L. Mollusks indigenous to the British 
 
 isles 9-612 
 
 — Roberts, M. Popular history of the m. 9-616 
 
 — Tate, R. Land and fresh water mollusks of 
 
 Gr. Britain 9-705 
 
 — See Conchology, 
 
 Molly's bible. Mary Dwinnell Chellis . 18-624 
 
 Mommsen, T. Earliest inhabitants of Italy ; from 
 
 history of Rome. Trans, by G. Robertson. 
 
 L., 1858. 8" .... 27''-2359 
 
 — History of Rome. Trans, by W. P. Dickson. 
 
 L., 1862-6. 4v. ... 27''-2358 
 
 Mon oncle Benjamin. C. Tillier . . 34-4183 
 Mon oncle Thomas. C. A. G. Pigault-Lebrun 
 
 34-4812 
 
 Mon prix de sagesse. V. Nottret . 34-5109 
 
 Mon tour de lac Leman. N. Roussel . 34-5192 
 Mon voisin Raymond. C. P. de Kock 34-4804 
 
 Monachism. Fosbroke, T. D. British m. 27»-418 
 
 — Fox, S. Monks and monasteries . 32-1811 
 
 — Hardy, R. S. Eastern m. . . 32-923 
 
 — Lea, H. C. Sacerdotal celibacy in the Chris- 
 
 tian church 32-1979 
 
 — Ruffner, H. Fathers of the desert . 32-355 
 
 — See Buddhism ; Convents and convent life ; 
 
 Monasteries; Monks; Sisterhoods. 
 Monachologia ; or, hand-book of the natural history 
 of monks ; arranged according to the Linncean 
 system, by a naturalist. E., 1852. 8° 
 
 33-1264 
 
 Monaco, history of. H. Pemberton . 27»-2400 
 Monde des esprits. O. Comettant . 34-4003 
 Monde tel qu'il sera. E. Souvestre . 34-3796 
 Monaghan, county of, statistical survey. C. Coote 
 
 27''-927 
 
 Monaldi. W. Allston .... 18-137 
 
 Monarche, and other poems. Sir D. Lyndesay. 
 [E. E. T. S., pts. 11 and 19.] v. 7. 22-1043 
 Monarchical government. H. Brougham 2-565 
 Monarchs of modern history. E. M. Newman 
 
 29^05 
 
 Monarchs retired from business. J. Doran 30-950 
 Monarchy the best form of government. N. Fiennes 
 
 2-655 
 
 Monastere, le. Sir W. Scott . . 34-4994 
 
 Monasteries and monastic life. Ancren riwle. Cam- 
 den soc. pub. V. 57 . . . 27"-195 
 
 — Beckford, W. Alcoba<ja and Batalha 
 
 27'^-69,70 
 
 — Chronicles of the charter-house . 27''-253 
 
 — Curzon, R. Monasteries in the east 28''-178 
 Monasteries in the Levant . . 27''-141 
 
 — Fellowes, W. D. Visits to monastery of La 
 
 Trappe 27''-796 
 
 — Jameson, A. Legends of monastic orders 
 
 5-100 
 
 — Jocelin de Brakelonda. Chronica. Camden 
 
 soc. pub. v. 13 . . . . 27^-195 
 
 — Mahoney, S. J. Monasteries of Italy 27''-78 
 
 — Merry weather, F. S. Bibliomania in the middle 
 
 ages 21-76 
 
 — Musgrave, G. M. Visit to the grande chartreuse 
 
 270-798 
 
 — RegistrumprioratusMariae Wigorniensis. Cam- 
 
 den soc. pub. V. 91 . . . 27*-195 
 
 — Taylor, A. Scenes in French monasteries 
 
 • 32-1943 
 
 — Three chapters of letters relating to the suppres- 
 
 sion of monasteries. Camden soc. pub. v. 26 
 27''-195 
 
 — Walker, C. Three months in an English m. 
 
 32-1331 
 
 — See Convents and convent life ; Monachism ; 
 
 Monks. 
 
 Monastery. Sir W. Scott . . . 18-2766 
 
 Monastery of St. Columb. R. M. Roche 18-2673 
 
 Monastic institutious. S. P. Day . . 32-1784 
 
 Monastic life. See Monasteries. 
 
 Monastier, A. History of the Vaudois church from 
 its origin, and of the Vaudois of Piedmont to 
 the present day. L., 1859 . . 32-1319 
 
 Monckhoven, D. van. Popular treatise on pho- 
 tography, with remarks on the stereoscope. 
 L., 1863 6-886 
 
 Moncrief, R. H. Oudendale ; a story of schoolboy 
 life 18-2234 
 
MONCRIEFF. 
 
 394 
 
 MONTAGU. 
 
 MonciiefF, C. C. S. Irrigation in southern Europe. 
 L., 1868. 8° .... 4-319 
 
 Moncrieff, W. T. The Jewess. F's S. D. v. 16 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Monsieur Tonson. F's M. D. v. 16 24-113 
 
 — The spectre bridegroom. F's M. D. v. 24 
 
 24-113 
 
 — Tom and Jerry. F's M. D. v. 20 . 24-113 
 Mondes imaginaires, et les mondes reels. C. Flam- 
 
 marion 34-5o31 
 
 Monette, J. W. History of the discovery and settle- 
 ment of the valley of the Mississippi, by the 
 three great European powers, Spain, France, 
 and Great Britain, and the subsequent occupa- 
 tion, settlement, and extension of civil govern- 
 ment by the United States. N. Y. , 1846. 2 v. 
 
 8° 26='-145 
 
 Money, J. W. B. Java; or, how to manage a colony; 
 showing a practical solution of the questions 
 now affecting British India. L., 1861. 2 v. 
 
 28''-408 
 
 Money. Essay on money, its origin and use. 2d ed. 
 L., 1833. 8° .... 33-374 
 
 — How to get, how to keep, and how to use it. 
 
 L., 1853 1-329 
 
 — Its use and abuse ; a summary view of the 
 
 currency question. L., 1858. 8" 1-209 
 
 — Binney, T. Exposition on . . 32-1665 
 
 — Brown, W. A. Money, weights and measures 
 
 of the chief commercial nations . 1-280 
 
 — Fearn, H. N. Money market 1-281 
 
 — Fleetwood, W. Account of English m. 1-335 
 
 — Gray, J. Lecture on the nature and use of 
 
 1-98 
 
 — Hooper, S. Currency or m. . . 1-133 
 
 — Jacob, W. Precious metals . . 1-129 
 
 — Lalor, J. Money and morals . 1-136 
 
 — Lang, G. S. Money . . . 1-322 
 
 — Law, J. Money and trade . . 1-315 
 
 — Leake, S. M. Historical account of English m. 
 
 1-237 
 
 — M'CuUoch, J. R. Essays on. . 1-122 
 
 — Moran, C. Money . . . 1-159 
 
 — Mysterv of m. explained . . 1-168 
 
 — Steuart^ J. Principles of . v. 5 of 3-231 
 Principles of money applied to coin of Bengal 
 
 1-299 
 
 — Theory of. By a Scotch banker . 1-344 
 
 — See Banking ; Coins and coinage ; Currency ; 
 
 Finance. 
 Money ; a comedy. E. L. Bulvver-Lytton 24-153 
 Money-bags and titles. J. Sandeau . 18-2726 
 Money catching, pleasant art of . . 33-416 
 
 Money-maker. Jane C. Campbell . 18-548 
 
 Money-king, and other poems. J. G. Saxe 
 
 23-552 
 
 Moneyed men. Horace Smith . . 18-2939 
 
 Mongeot, A. R. de. See Rastoul. 
 
 Mongols. Ranking, J. Conquest of Peru, Mexico, 
 
 etc 26*-988 
 
 Moniad, the ; a satire. By " Truth." Ph., 1867 
 
 23-1019 
 
 Monica, Saint. Herbert, Lady M. E. Three phases 
 
 of Christian love .... 32-2258 
 Monikins. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-726 
 
 Monk, G. Guizot, F. P. G. Memoirs of 30-696 
 
 Monk ; or, the fall of the republic 30-1912 
 
 Monk's contemporaries . . 30-1913 
 
 Monk, W. Livingstone's discoveries in Africa. 
 
 Camb., 1858 . . . . 28''-268 
 
 Monkof Ciniies. Mrs. Sherwood v. 14 of 18-2837 
 M<mkeys. Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 27 v. 13 of 9-594 
 Monks and monasteries. S. Fox . . 32-1811 
 Monks of the west. 0. F. de Monialembert 32-1008 
 
 — See Francis of Assisi ; Monachism ; Monasteries. 
 Monmouth, James S., duke of. Roberts, G. Life 
 
 and rebellion of . . . . 30-1168 
 Monmouthshire. Evans, Rev. J., and Britton, J. 
 
 V. 11 of 27''-474 
 
 Monnard, C. Caroline Perthes. P., 1856 34-3545 
 
 Monnier, H. Paris et la province. P., 1866 34-3557 
 
 — Scenes populaires. P., 1846. 2 v. 34-5275 
 Monnoye, M. de la. See Menage, G. 
 
 Monod, A. Deux discours sur la femme. P., 1861 
 34-3547 
 
 — Enfance de Jesus, ou 1' education Chretinne. 
 
 P., 1860. 8» .... 34-4556 
 
 — Farewell to his friends and to the church. N. Y., 
 
 1858 32-715 
 
 — Jesus Enfant, modele des Enfants ; Tel enfant, 
 
 tel homme. P., 1857 . . . 34-5101 
 
 — Lucile, ou La Lecture de la Bible. N. Y. 
 
 34-3555 
 
 — Lucilla and the abbe; or, the reading of the bible. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 32-1153 
 
 — Pouvez vous mourir tranquille ? N. Y. 34-3549 
 
 — Ses adieux a ses amis et a I'eglise. 6me ed. 
 
 P., 1859 34-3546 
 
 — et al. Select discourses ; by Monod, Krum- 
 
 macher, Tholuck, and J. Miiller ; with biogra- 
 phical notices, and Dr. Monod's celebrated 
 lecture on the delivery of sermons. Trans, 
 by H. C. Fish and D. W. Poor. N. Y., 1858 
 
 . 32-749 
 
 Monograms. Brulliot, F. Dictionnaire des m. 
 
 31-298 
 
 — Christ, M. Dictionnaire des m. . 21-27 
 
 — Lillie, H. Alphabet of . . . 5-637 
 
 — Weale, J. Monograms, etc. . . 5-694 
 
 — See Letters. 
 
 Monographic de Saint-Denis. B'n de Guilhermy 
 
 34-3947 
 
 Monomaniac. W. Gilbert . . . 18-1173 
 
 Monro, A. New Brunswick ; with a brief outline 
 
 of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward's island. 
 
 Halifax, 1855. 8" . . . 26b-617 
 
 Monro, E. Eustace ; or, the lost inheritance 
 
 18-2233 
 
 Monro, V. Summer ramble in Syria : with a Tartar 
 trip from Aleppo to Stamboul. L., 1835. 2 v. 
 
 8° 28''-87 
 
 Monroe, J. The people the sovereigns. Ph., 1867 
 
 2-808 
 
 Monroe county (Pa.) history of. I. D. Rupp 
 
 26^-264 
 
 Monseignat, C. de. Un chapitre de la revolution 
 
 frauQaise, ou histoire des journaux en France 
 
 de 1789 a 1799. P., 1853 . . 34-3550 
 
 Monselet, C. Franc-maqonnerie des femmes. N.Y., 
 
 1856. 8° 34-4786 
 
 Monsieur Botte. Pigault-Lebrun . . 34-4805 
 Monsieur Choublanc a la recherche de sa femme. 
 C. P. de Kock .... 34-5144 
 Monsieur Couml)es. A. Dumas . . 34-3195 
 Monsieur et Madame Fernel. L. Ulbach 34-3874 
 Monsieur Jules. Liirine et Deslandes . 34-5224 
 Monsieur le marquis de Pontanges. E. de Girardin 
 
 34-3353 
 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. Mme Dudevant 34-4152,4713 
 Monsieur le vent et Mme la pluie. P. de Musset 
 
 34-5105 
 
 Monson, W. I. Extracts from a journal. L., 1820. 
 
 8° 27''-384 
 
 Monstrelet, E. de. Chronicles ; containing an ac- 
 count of the civil wars between Orleans 
 and Burgundy, etc. Trans, by T. Johnes. 
 L., 1840. 2 V. 4» . . . 27»-1824 
 Mont Blanc. See Alps. 
 
 Mont-Reveche. Mme Dudevant . . 34-4715 
 
 Mont-Saint-Michel. M. Bernard . . 34-3081 
 
 Montague, la. J. Micbelet . . . 34-4128 
 
 Montague tremblante, la. J. Porchat . 34-4206 
 
 Montagu, B. Selections from the works of Taylor, 
 
 Latimer, Hall, Milton, Barrow, South, Brown, 
 
 Fuller, and Bacon. First American from the 
 
 fifth London edition. N. Y., 1845 33-69 
 
 — See Bacon, F., Liird. 
 
 Montagn, Mrs. E. Letters; with some of the letters 
 of her correspondents. Pub. by M. Montagu. 
 B., 1825. 3 V. ' . . . . 30-1993 
 
MONTAGU. 
 
 395 
 
 MONTGOMERY. 
 
 Montagu, Mrs. E. The writings and genius of 
 
 Shakespeare, compared with the Greek and 
 
 French dramatic poets. 2d ed. L., 1770 
 
 24-101 
 
 Montagu, M. W. Works ; including correspond- 
 ence, poems, and essays. L., 1805. 5 v. 
 33-93 
 
 Montagu, W. D. See Manchester, W. D, M., 
 cfuke of. 
 
 Montagu. See Mountagu. 
 
 Montague, E. P. Narrative of tlie late expedition 
 to the Dead sea ; from a diary of one of the 
 party. Ph., 1849 . . . 28''-88 
 
 Montaigne, M. E. de. Works ; comprising his 
 essays, letters, and journey through Germany 
 and Italy ; with notes from all tlie commen- 
 tators, etc., by Wm. Hazlitt. Ph., 1849. 8° 
 
 33-302 
 
 ■ — Essais ; suivis de sa correspondance, et de la ser- 
 vitude volontaire d' Estienne de la Boetie ; 
 ed, variorum. Par Ch. Louandre. P., 1854. 
 4v 34-3548 
 
 — Essays translated into English, from the French 
 
 edition of P. Co.ste. 9th ed. L., 1811. 3 v. 
 8° 33-300 
 
 — St. John, B. Montaigne, the essayest 30-921 
 Montaigne, the endless study. A. Venet 32-1576 
 
 Montalban 18-4170 
 
 Montalembert, C. F. de. Le Pere Lacordaire. 2me 
 
 ed. P., 1862 . . . . 34-3552 
 
 — Memoir of the Abbe Lacoi'daire. L., 1863. 8" 
 
 30-1458 
 
 — The monks of the west from St. Benedict to St. 
 
 Bernard. E., 18G1. 2 v. 80 . 32-1008 
 
 — See Lacordaire, J. B. H. 
 
 Montalivet, M. C. B. de. Rien ! Dix-huit annees 
 de gouvernement parlementaire, 3nie ed. P., 
 1865 34-5353 
 
 Montalvan, J. P. de. No hay vida como la honra ; 
 La Toquera vizcaina. T. T. E. v. 4 34-2 
 
 — Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists v. 2 of 
 
 18-3786 
 
 Montanas. S. J. Hancock . . . 18-3747 
 Montclair, J. W. Real and ideal. Ph., 1865 
 
 23-829 
 
 Monte Cristo, le Comte de. A. Dumas 34-3248,9 
 Monte Cristo. A. Dumas . . . 18-927 
 
 Monte Rosa. Lady's tour . . . 27»'-532 
 
 — See Alps. 
 
 Montefiore, J. Commercial dictionary ; containing 
 the present state of mercantile law, practice 
 and custom. L., 1803. 4» . 1-505 
 
 — Same. ,Ph., 1804. ' 3 v. 8° . . 1-145 
 Montegut, E. La lilterature des voyages 34-4659 
 
 — Vesper ; Mme Charles Reybaud . 34-4953 
 Monteil, A. A. Histoire des Fran^ais des divers 
 
 Etats ; ou hisloire de France aux cinq derniers 
 siecles. 4me ed. P., 1853. 5 v. 34-3553 
 
 Monteath, R. A new and easy system of draining 
 and reclaiming the bogs and marshes of Ire- 
 land ; with plans for improving waste lands 
 in general. E., 1829. 8" . . 4-287 
 
 Monteith, A. H. French, German, Spanish, Latin, 
 
 and Italian languages, without a master. Ph. 
 
 22-170 
 
 Monteith, W. Narrative of the conquest of Finland 
 by the Russian.s, in 1808,9. L. , 1854 27='-2781 
 
 Montemont, A. Voyages nouveaux par mer et par 
 terre etfectues ou publics de 1837 a 1847 ; an- 
 alyses ou traduits. P., 1847. 5 v. 8" 
 
 34-4608 
 
 Montenegro, account of. G. Wilkinson 27^-327 
 
 Montepiu, X. A. de. Les Amours d' un Fou. P., 
 
 1858 34-3565 
 
 ■ — Les Aventures de William Wythe. Le Fils de 
 la Folle. B. and L., 1859 . . 34-4370 
 
 — Aventures d' un Emigre. 1<^ partie. B. el L., 
 
 1859. 4 V. in 2 . . . . 34-4391 
 
 — See La Conitesse de Peru . . 34-4360 
 
 — L' Aventurier. P., 1857. 10 v. in 3 34-4392 
 
 Montepin, X. A. de. Le Batard de Champcarre. . 
 Une Icarie en 1780. B. and L., 1859. 2 v. 
 34-4396 
 
 — Blanche de Presles. 2me partie de le Lieuten- 
 
 ant Marcel. B. and L., 1859. 2 v. 34-4394,5 
 
 — Le Borghetta. 2me partie de Le Batard de 
 
 Champcarre. B. and L., 1859. 4 v. in 2 
 34-4397 
 
 — Les Chevaliers du Lansquenet. P., 1857. 5 v. 
 
 . . . . 34-3558 
 
 — La Comtesse de Peru. 2me partie de Les Aven- 
 
 tures d' un Emigre. B. and L., 1859 34-4360 
 
 — Diane et Blanche. P., 1862. 5 v. in 3 
 
 34-4131 
 
 — Les Filles de Platre. P., 1856. 7 v. in 3 
 
 34-4393 
 
 — Genevieve Galliot. P., 1857 . . 34-3566 
 
 — Ines de Peuaranda ; Le Colporteur. B. and L., 
 
 1859 34-4353 
 
 — Le Lieutenant Marcel. B. and L., 1859. 4 v. 
 
 in 2 34-4394 
 
 See Blanche de Presles . . 34-4395 
 
 — LaMainSanglante. B. and L., 1858. 5 v. in 2 
 
 . 34-4386 
 
 — La Maison rose. B. and L., 1858 . 34-4366 
 
 — La Nuit du Vingt Septembre — L' Idiot. B. and 
 
 L., 1857. 2 V 34-4387 
 
 — Les Pecheresses, Pivoine et Mignonne. P. 2 v. 
 
 . , . . . 34-3563 
 
 — Un Proces Criminel. Ed. interdite. B. and L., 
 
 1859 34-4364 
 
 — La Reine Emcraude. B. and L. . 34-4380 
 
 — Les Viveurs de Paris — Un Roi de la mode ; Le 
 
 Club des Hirondelles ; Un Fils de Famille ; 
 Le Fil d' Ariane. P., 1857. 4 v. 34-3567 
 
 — Les Viveurs de Province. P., 1860. 4 v. in 2 
 
 34-4129 
 
 — Un Viveur de Province a Paris. P., 1862 
 
 34-4134 
 
 — et E. Capendu. Mile la Ruine. P., 1850 
 
 34-4354 
 
 Montesquieu, C. de S. de. Esprit des lois. P., 
 
 1858 34-3573 
 
 See Tracy. 
 
 — La Grandeur des Remains et leur decadence. 
 
 P., 1815 34-3568 
 
 — Grandeur et decadence des Romains ; Lettres 
 
 Persanes, etc. P., 1860 . . 34-3571 
 
 — Lettres Persanes. P., 1815 . . 34-3570,1 
 
 — ffiuvres melees et posthunn s. P., 1816 
 
 . 34-3569 
 
 Montez, Lola, (countess of Lansfeld.^ The arts of 
 
 beaut}-. N. Y., 1858 . . . 33-706 
 
 Montezuma, the last of the Aztecs. E. Maturin 
 
 18-2126 
 
 Montfleury, A. Jacob, dit. La femme juge et partie ; 
 
 La fille capitaine. C. A. C. v. 1 34-3133 
 
 Montfort, S. de. Miracles. Camden soc. pub., 
 
 V. 15 27»-195 
 
 Montgomery, C. Eagle pass ; or, life on the border. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 .... 20''-239 
 
 Montgomery, G. W. Narrative of a journey to 
 
 Guatemala, in Central America, in 1838. N. 
 
 Y., 1839. 8° . . . . 20b-491 
 
 Montgomery, Henry R. Memoirs of the life and 
 
 writings of Sir Richard Steele ; with notices 
 
 of his contemporaries. E., 1865. 2 v. 8» 
 
 30-1747 
 
 Montgomery, J., [Ed.] Journal of voyages and 
 
 travels, by Rev. Daniel Tyerman and George 
 
 Bennett, in the South Sea islands, China, 
 
 India, etc., in 1821-9. B., 1832. 3 v. 29''-68 
 
 — Lectures on general literature, poetry, etc. N. 
 
 Y., 1800 22-1145 
 
 — Poetical works; with a memoir of the author, by 
 
 R. W. Griswold. Ph., 1845. 2 v. 23-156 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1847. 8" . . . 23-173 
 
 — Holland, J., and J. Everett. Life and writings 
 
 of 30-1223 
 
 — Knight, H. C. Life of . . . 30-984 
 
MONTGOMERY. 
 
 396 
 
 MOORE. 
 
 Montgomery, James. Practical detail of the cotton 
 manufacture of tlie Uuited States, and the 
 state of the manufacture compared with tliat 
 of Great Britain. Glasgow, 1840. 8° 6-507 
 
 Montgomery, J. E. Our admiral's flag abroad. 
 The cruise of Admiral D. G. Farragut, com- 
 manding the European squadron, in 1867,8, 
 in the flag-ship Franklin. N. Y., 1869. 8» 
 29^-291 
 
 Montgomery, J. T. In the matter of the claim of 
 the Girard bank against the estate of C. S. 
 Boker ; argument on behalf of Mr. Boker's 
 estate. Ph. , 18G6. 8» . . 2-357 
 
 Montgomery, Richard. Life of John Armstrong, 
 (S. A. B. 1 ) . . . . 30-497 
 
 Montgomery, Robert. Luther ; or, Rome and the 
 reformation. L., 1853 . . 23-712 
 
 — Omnipresence of the Deity. Ph., 1828 23-236 
 Montgomery, T. H. Genealogical liistory of the 
 
 family of Montgomery; including the Mont- 
 gomery pedigree. Ph., 1863. 8° 26'>-683 
 
 Montgomery, VV. F. Signs and symptoms of 
 
 pregnancy. From 2d L. ed. Ph., 1857. 8° 
 
 . . 10-438 
 
 Montgomery county, [Penna.,] history of. W. J. 
 Buck 26'M7o 
 
 Montgomery family, history of. T. H. Montgomery 
 '26='-683 
 
 Month in the forests of France. G. F. Berkeley 
 20-313 
 
 Month in Russia. E. Dicey . . . 27''-8F4 
 
 Month in Yorkshire. W. White . . 27b-472 
 
 Montlily journal of agriculture ; ed. by John S. 
 Skinner, v. 1,2. N. Y., 1846. 8» 4-29 
 
 Monthly journal of foreign medicine ; conducted by 
 Squire Littell, jr. Ph., 1828,9. 3 v. 8° 10-66 
 
 Monthly review, v. 1-81 ; n. s. v. 1-108. Indexes 
 to V. 1-81, by S. Ayscough. 3 v. Index to 
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 8» 17-72 
 
 Montholon-Semonville, C. T. de. History of the cap- 
 tivity of Napoleon at St. Helena. Ph., 1846,7. 
 2 V. 8° 80-376 
 
 Montholon and Gourgaud. Memoirs of the history 
 of France during the reign of Napoleon ; 
 dictated by the emperor at Saint Helena, and 
 published from the original manuscripts cor- 
 rected by himself. 2d ed. L., 1823. 7 v. 8" 
 27^-1832 
 
 Monti, G. Mass, (in B flat ;) with an additional 
 alto part, and English words. B. 8° 5-874 
 
 Monti, L. Reader of the Italian language ; with 
 notes. B., 1855 .... 34-2702 
 
 Monti, V. Tragedie. Firenze, 1824. 3 v. in 1 
 
 84-2529 
 
 Montigny, Mme. [Pseud.] See Lemoine-Montisny. 
 
 Montjoye. O. Feuillet . . . 34-4640 
 
 Montolieu, Mme. J. I. P. P. do. B. de. Falkenberg, 
 ou L'Oncle ; Imite de 1' Allemand de Mme 
 Pichler. B., 1857 . . . 34-4253 
 
 Montor. See Artaud de Montor. 
 
 Montpensier, A. P. d'Orleans, due de. [Barriere, J. 
 F.] V. 9 of 34-3519 
 
 Montpensier, Mile A. M. L. d'Orleansde. Memoirs; 
 written by herse'lf. L., 1848. 3 v. 80-363 
 
 Montrose, J. Graham, Marquis of. Montrose, and 
 other biographical sketches. B., 1861 
 80-1414 
 
 — Napier, M. Montrose and the covenanters 
 
 27''-1351 
 
 Monuments of Egypt, Assyria, Babylonia, and 
 
 Persia. C. Foster, parts 2d and 3d of 22-44"4 
 Monvel, J. M. Boutet, dit. L'amant bourru. C. 
 
 A. C. V. 7 34-3138 
 
 Moodie, S. S. Flora Lyndsay ; or, passages in an 
 
 eventful life .... 18-2235 ' 
 
 — Geoffrey Moncton . . . 18-2236 
 
 — Life in the clearings versus the bush. N. Y., 
 
 26''-271 
 
 — Mark Hurdlestone .... 18-2337 
 
 Moodie, S. S. Roughing it in the bush ; or, life in 
 Canada. N. Y., 1852 . . . 26''-285 
 
 Moods. L. M. Alcott . . . 18-134 
 
 Moody, S. What is your name ? A popular account 
 of the meanings and derivations of Christian 
 names. L., 1868 . . . 22-171 
 
 Moon, G. W. Bad English of Lindley Murray, and 
 other writers on the English language. L., 
 1868 22-477 
 
 — The Dean's English : a criticism on the Dean of 
 
 Canterbury's essays on the queen's English. 
 
 3ded. L.,1864 .... 22-476 
 Moon, R. C. See Laurence, J. L., and R. C. M. 
 Moon. Thomson, D. Lunar and horary tables 
 12-84 
 
 — Wilkins, J. Discovery of a new world 
 
 12-113 
 
 Mooney, T. History of Ireland ; including a par- 
 ticular account of its literature, music, archi- 
 tecture, and natural resources ; with bio- 
 graphical sketches of its most eminent men. 
 B., 1857. 2 V. 8» . . . 27"-! 488 
 
 Moonstone, the. .W. Collins . . 18-681 
 
 Moor, E. Hindu infanticide ; an account of the 
 measures adopted for suppressing the practice. 
 L., 1811. 4° . . . . 28''-404 
 
 Moor, J. H. Notices of the Indian archipelago and 
 adjacent countries ; being a collection of pa- 
 pers relating to Borneo, Celebes, &c. Singa- 
 pore, 1837. 4« . . . . 29^-504 
 
 Moor's charity school, history of. D. M'Clure 
 30-563 
 
 Moorad, Meer Ali, residence at court of. E. A. 
 Langley 28f-351 
 
 Moore, — . Captives of Abb's valley. By a son of 
 Mary Moore .... 18-562 
 
 Moore, A. Notes from Plymouth pulpit ; with a 
 sketch of Mr. Beecher, and the lecture room. 
 N. y., 1859 .... 32-786 
 
 Moore, B. T. Elementary treatise on mensuration. 
 Camb., 1863 . • . . 14-136 
 
 Moore, C. C. George Oastriot ; surnamed Scander- 
 beg, kina- of Albania. N. Y., 1850 30-636 
 
 Moore, E. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 23-494 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-243 
 
 — The foundlinff : a comedy. B. B. T. v. 30 
 
 . " 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 18 . . . 24-141 
 
 — The gamester : a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 5 , . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 2 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 2 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 7 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 1 . . . 24-191 
 Moore, E. D. Life scenes from mission fields. N. 
 
 Y., 1857 32-674 
 
 Moore, F. American eloquence ; a collectiou of 
 
 speeches and addresses, by the most eminent 
 
 orators of America; with biographical sketches 
 
 and illustrative notes. N. Y., 1857. 2 v. 8» 
 
 33-664 
 
 — Anecdotes, poetry, and incidents of the war, 
 
 north and south. N. Y., 1866. 8° 26''-804 
 
 — Diary of the American revolution ; from news- 
 
 papers and original documents. N. Y., 1860. 
 2 v. 8» 26^-435 
 
 — Heroes and martyrs ; biographical sketches of 
 
 the military and naval heroes, statesmen and 
 orators, distinguished in the American crisis 
 of 1861-2. N. Y., [1861.] 4" . 30-2035 
 
 — Rebel rhymes and rhapsodies. N. Y., 1864 
 
 . . . . . . . 23-704 
 
 — Rebellion record ; a diary of American events, 
 
 with documents, narratives, illustrative inci- 
 dents, and poetry. N. Y., 1861-7. 10 V. 8'' 
 26''-461 
 
 — Songs and ballads of the American revolution. 
 
 N. Y., 1856 23-389 
 
 — Songs of the soldiers. N. Y., 1864 23-720 
 
 — Women of the war. Hartford, 1866. S" 30-1884 
 
MOORE. 
 
 397 
 
 MORAL. 
 
 Moore, George. Lives of the Duke of Ripperda, 
 Cardinal Alberoni, and the Marquis of Pombal; 
 exhibiting a view of tlie kingdoms of Spain and 
 Portugal. L.,1819. 8° . . 30-367 
 
 — History of the British revolution of 1688,9. L., 
 
 1817. 8° 27^-851 
 
 Moore, George, M. D. Ancient pillar stones of 
 Scotland ; their signiticance and bearing on 
 ethnology. E. 8° . . . 37'^-l349 
 
 — Health, disease, and remedy. N. Y., 1850 
 
 10-149 
 
 — The lost tribes and the Saxons of the east and 
 
 of the west ; with new views of Buddhism, 
 and translations of rock records in India. 
 L., 1861. 8» . . . . 32-965 
 
 — Man and his motives. N. Y., 1863 _ 15-51 
 
 — On some diseases of the nose, throat, air tubes, 
 
 and lungs; and their local treatment. L., 
 1867. 8° 10-787 
 
 — PoAver of the soul over the body, considered in 
 
 relation to health and morals. N. Y., 1847 
 15-182 
 
 — Use of the body in relation to the mind. N. Y., 
 
 1861 15-50 
 
 Moore, G. H. Notes on the historv of slavery in 
 Massachusetts. K, Y., 1866." 8° 26^-778 
 
 — Treason of Charles Lee, major-general in the 
 
 American revolution. N. Y., 1860. 8° 
 
 26^-440 
 
 Moore, Henry. Life of Mrs. Mary Fletcher. N. Y. 
 
 30-1908 
 
 Moore, Henry. Instructions for preparing abstracts 
 of titles. L., 1849 . . . 2-373 
 
 — Same ; from 2d London ed. Ph., 1853. 8» 
 
 V. 79 of 2-55 
 
 Moore, H. J. Wild Nell, the white mountain girl 
 
 18-2242 
 
 Moore, James. Kilpatrick and our cavalry. N.Y., 
 1865 26»-654 
 
 — The world's battle. Ph., 1858 . 32-1861 
 
 — History of the great rebellion ; with biographical 
 
 sketches. Ph., 1867. 8» . . 26''-839 
 Moore, James C. Narrative of the campaign of the 
 
 British army in Spain. 4th ed. L., 1809. 8° 
 
 27«'-2036 
 
 Moore, John. Mad dogs. F's M. D. v. 23 24-113 
 Moore, John, M. D. Works; with memoirs by R. 
 
 Anderson. E., 1820. 7 v. 8» . 33-1362 
 
 — Journal of a residence in France in 1792. L., 
 
 1794. 2 V. 8° . . . . 27''-29 
 
 — Zeluco 18-2246 
 
 Moore, J. B. Lives of the governors of New Ply- 
 mouth, and Massachusetts Bay. B., 1851. 8° 
 
 30-1080 
 
 Moore, J. G. Patent ofHce and patent laws ; or, a 
 
 guide to inventors, and a book of reference 
 
 for judges, lawyers, magistrates, and others. 
 
 Ph., 1855 6-887 
 
 Moore, J. George. That blessed baby. F's M. D. 
 
 v. 10 24-113 
 
 Moore, J. H. New practical navigator. 12tli ed. 
 
 L., 1796 12-104 
 
 Moore, J. W. Complete encyclopsedia of music, 
 
 elementary, technical, historical, biographical, 
 
 vocal, and instrumental. L., 1854. 8" 5-998 
 Moore, M. A. Dinah .... 18-2247 
 Moore, M. B. The Dixie speller. Raleigh, 1864 
 
 26''-2004 
 
 — Geograpliical reader for the Dixie children. 
 
 Ral., 1863. 4° . . . . 26''-2049 
 
 — Primary geography, arranged as a reading book. 
 
 2d ed. Ral., 1864. 4° . . 26»-2050 
 Moore, N. F. Ancient mineralogy ; or, an inquiry 
 
 respecting mineral substances mentioned by 
 
 the ancients. N. Y., 1834 . . 9-271 
 
 Moore, R. C. Henshaw^ J. P. K. Life of; with 
 
 selection from sermons . . 30-1573 
 Moore, Thomas. Poetical works. N. Y., 1853. 
 
 10 V 23-345 
 
 — Alciphron ; a poem. Ph., 1840 . 23-158 
 
 Moore, Thomas. The epicurean . . 18-2248 
 
 — History of Ireland. L., 1838-46. 4 v. 27''-1485 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1846. 2 v. 80 . . 27='-1486 
 
 — Irish melodies ; with symphonies and accom- 
 
 paniments by John Stevenson. Ed. by J. 
 W. Glover. Dub., 1859. 4° . 5-978 
 
 — Lalla Rookh. N. Y., 1857 . . 23-291 
 
 — Life of Lord Byron ; w.th his letters and jour- 
 
 nals. Ph., 1846. 2 V. . . 30-66 
 
 — Same. B. 6 v 30-735 
 
 — Life of the R't Hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan. 
 
 Ph., 1825 30-489 
 
 — Russell, Ld. J. Memoirs, journal and corres- 
 
 pondence of .... 30-720 
 
 Moore, Thomas, F. L. S. British ferns and their 
 
 allies ; an abridgment of the " Popular history 
 
 of British ferns.''" L., 1861 . 9-65 
 
 — Nature-printed British ferns ; being figures and 
 
 descriptions of the species and varities of ferns 
 found in the United Kingdom. L., 1859. 2 v. 
 8° 9-63 
 
 — Popular history of the British ferns, and the 
 
 allied plants. L., 1855 . . 9-64 
 
 Moore, W. J. Health in the tropics ; or, sanitary 
 
 art applied to Europeans in India. L., 1862. 
 
 8° 10-301 
 
 Moore, W. V. Indian wars of the United States, 
 
 from the discovery to the present time. Ph., 
 
 1840 26''-146 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1850 .... 26''-146» 
 Mooreland cottage. Mrs. E. C. Gaskell 18-1150 
 Moorman, J. J. The Virginia springs ; with their 
 
 analyses, and some remarks on their character, 
 together with a directory for the use of the 
 white sulphur water. Ph., 1847 10-83 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1859 .... 10-82 
 Moors and Fens. Mrs. J. H. Riddell . 18-3265 
 Moors. See Morocco. 
 
 Moral almanac for 1845,6, calculated for the latitude 
 
 and meridian of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, 
 
 and the northern and western states. Ph. 
 
 32-1698 
 
 Moral causation. P. P. Alexander , 15-343 
 
 — See Necessity ; Will. 
 
 Moral culture of infancy. Mrs. H. Mann and E. P. 
 
 Peabodv . . . . • 13-169 
 
 Moral emblem's. Cats, J., and R. Farlie 32-2025 
 Moral government of God. N. W. Taylor 32-1084 
 Moral philosopher, the. T. Morgan . 32-151 
 
 Moral power of the sea. W. Aikman . 32-2161 
 Moral reflections on the elect. L. Du Moulin 
 
 32-2463 
 
 Moral science. Abercrombie, J. Philosophy of the 
 
 moral feelings .... 15-1 
 
 — Alexander, A. Outlines of . . 15-105 
 
 — Bain, A. Mental and moral science 15-340 
 
 — Beattie, J. Elements of . . 83-1023 
 
 — Belsham, T. Elements of moral philosophy 
 
 15-242 
 
 — Blakey, R. History of . . . 15-159 
 
 — Boyd, J. R. Eclectic moral philosophy 15-11 
 
 — Bray, C. Philosophy of necessity 15-304 
 
 — Bittler, J. Ethical discourses . 82-578 
 
 — Cobb, F. P. Intuitive morals . 15-135 
 
 — Coleridge, S. T. The friend, and Aids to re- 
 
 flection 15-21 
 
 — Combe, G. Moral philosophy . 15-220,210 
 
 — Culverwell, N. Of the light of nature 15-146 
 
 — DeWette, W. M. L. Practical ethics 15-79 
 
 — Dymond, J. Principles of morality 15-323 
 
 — Eihs, W. Religion in common life 32-2184 
 
 — Fleming, W. Manual of moral philosophy 
 
 . 15-815 
 
 — Haven, J. Moral philosophy . 15-139 
 
 — Hopkins, M. Lectures on . . 15-219 
 The law of love, and love as law 15-346 
 
 — Hume, D. Treatise of human nature 15-335 
 
 — Hutcheson, F. Introduction to moral philoso- 
 
 phy 15-267 
 
 System of moral philosophy . 15-505 
 
MORAL. 
 
 898 
 
 MORELL. 
 
 Moral science. Mackintosh, J. Progress of ethical 
 philosophy 15-80,1 
 
 — Martinoau, H. How to observe — morals and 
 
 manners ..... 15-46 
 
 — Moore, G. Man and his motives . 15-51 
 
 — Mudie, R. Man as a moral being . 15-52 
 
 — Paley, W. Moral philosophy . 15-325 
 
 — Payne, G. Elements of . . . 15-299 
 
 — Smith, A. Theory of the moral sentiments 
 
 15-66 
 
 — Smith, S. Sketches of moral philosophy 
 
 15-250 
 
 — Smith, S. S. Lectures on moral philosophy 
 
 15-199 
 
 — Utilitarianism explained and exemplified 15-204 
 
 — Wayland, F. Elements of . . 15-101 
 Limitations of human responsibility 15-324 
 
 — Whowell, W. Elements of morality 15-74 
 History of moral philosophy . 15-262 
 
 — Winslow, H. Elements of moral philosophy 
 
 15-106 
 
 — See Ethics ; Metaphysics ; Morals ; Philosophy. 
 Moral tales. M. Edgeworth . . 18-981 
 Moral tales. Mme Guizot . . . 18-1295 
 Moral tales in verse. T. Hull . . 23-658 
 Moral testament of a man, the. Ph., 1834 33-375 
 Moral uses of dark things. H. Bushuell 32-2451 
 Morale en action. L. P. Berenger . 34-5102 
 Morals. Abbott, J. Way to do good . 32-4 
 
 — Arnot, W. Race for riches . . 32-897 
 
 — Art of employing time . . . 15-332 
 
 — Batchelor, H. Lectures to the people 32-1673 
 
 — Bute, J. Cyclopfedia of moral truths 32-1965 
 
 — Browne, T. Christian morals . 32-1655 
 
 — Burgh, J. Dignity of human nature 32-240 
 
 — Business-life 1-317 
 
 — Chalmer, T. Commercial discourses 32-45 
 
 — Charron, P. Of wisdom . . 15-137 
 
 — Drummond, H. Social duties . 82-1302 
 
 — Eliot, W. G. Lectures to young women 33-442 
 
 — The English gentleman . . . 33-739 
 
 — English life, social and domestic . 15-333 
 
 — Female happiness .... 33-444 
 
 — Fisher, S. W. Three great temptations, etc. 
 
 32-388 
 
 — Fry, C. Word to women .• . 32-1830 
 
 — Gasparin, A. de. La iiberte morale 34-5352 
 
 — Gurney, J. J. Thoughts on habit . 32-735 
 
 — Hague, W. Home life . . . 32-1584 
 
 — Leckej', W. E. H. History of European m. 
 
 32-1774 
 
 — Lowell, Mrs. A. C. Seed-grain . 33-628 
 
 — Lyndall, J. Business as it is and as it might be 
 
 32-1826 
 
 — Magie, D. Spring-time of life . 33-421 
 
 — Magoon, E. L. Proverbs for the people 32-261 
 
 — Mason, J. Self-knowledge . . 15-47 
 
 — Mercantile morals .... 32-2273 
 
 — Muzzey, A. B. The blade and the ear 83-849 
 
 — My life and what shall I do with it 33-876 
 
 — Orsini, Abbe. Flowers of heaven . 32-84 
 — ■ Osgood, S. Hearth -stone . . 32-1585 
 
 — Parks, Mrs. W. Domestic duties . 6-210 
 
 — Rathboue, W. Social duties . . 2-1012 
 
 — Sprague, W. B. Hints on the intercourse of 
 
 Christians 32-203 
 
 — Tullock, J. Beginning life . . 32-1054 
 
 — Weaver, G. S. Hopes and helps . 33-981 
 
 — Whole duty of man, the . . 32-232 
 
 — Willard, E. Morals for the young 15-112 
 
 — Young lady of pleasure . . . 32-2334 
 
 — See Character ; Home life ; Mariners ; Moral 
 
 science ; Religion ; Young ****. 
 Moralist and politician. G. Ramsay . 33-1275 
 Moralistes des XVIme et XVIIme siecles. A. Vinet 
 
 34-4611 
 
 Morality and the state. S. Nash . . 2-810 
 
 Moran, B. The footpath and highway ; or, wan- 
 derings of an American in Great Britain in 
 1851,2. Ph., 1853 . . . 27'>-203 
 
 Moran, C. Money. N. Y., 1863 . . 1-159 
 
 Moratin, L. F. de. Origenes del teatro Espaiiol. 
 
 T. T. E. V. 1 . . . . 34-2 
 
 — El si de las Ninas. T. T. E. v. 5 . 34-2 
 Moravians. Crantz, D. Mission of the united 
 
 brethren in Greenland . . 26^-54 
 
 — Heckewelder, J. Missions of the united brethren 
 
 among the Indians . . . 26*-99 
 
 — Henry, J. Sketches of Moravian life 32-814 
 
 — Loskiel, G. H. Missions of the united brethren 
 
 in N. Am 26''-127 
 
 — Rimius, H. History of . . . 32-150 
 
 — Ritter, A. History of Moravian church in 
 
 Philadelphia .... 32-723 
 
 — Schweinetz, E. de. Moravian manual 32-2239 
 Moray. St. .John, C. W. G. Natural history and 
 
 sport in . . . . . 9-623 
 
 Morceaux choisis de Pascal, de Sevigne, de La Bru- 
 
 yere, de Massillon, de Fontenelle, et de Buffon. 
 
 P., 1853 34-3573 
 
 Mordaunt. J. Moore . . . v. 7 of 33-1362 
 Mordecai, A. Military commission to Europe in 
 
 1855,6. W., 1860 4°. . . 6-996 
 
 — Report of experiments on gunpowder, made at 
 
 Washington arsenal, in 1843,4. W., 1845. 
 8° 6-658 
 
 Mordente, J. E. Exercises upon the different parts 
 of speech of the Portuguese language. L., 
 1807 22-173 
 
 More, C. Life of Sir Thomas More ; with a bio- 
 graphical preface, notes, and other illustra- 
 tions, by J. Hunter. L., 1828. 8" 30-366 
 
 More, Hannah. Works; including several pieces 
 never before published. Ph., 1818. 8 v. 
 33-68 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1846. 7 v. , . 33-67 
 
 — Cffilebs in search of a wife . . 18-2251 
 
 — Letters to Zachary Macaulay; containing notices 
 
 of Lord Macaulay's youth. N. Y., 1860 
 
 . . . . . . 30-1644 
 
 — Percy. B. D. v. 1 . . . . 24-143 
 
 — Shepherd of Salisbury plain, and other tales 
 
 18-2252 
 
 — Knight, Mrs. H. C. Memoir of . 30-654 
 
 — Roberts, W. Life and correspondence of 
 
 30-365 
 
 — Thompson, H. Life of . . . 30-364 
 More, Martha. Mendip annals ; or, a narrative of 
 
 the charitable labours of Hannah and Martha 
 More ; being the journal of Martha More ; 
 ed., with additional matter, by A. Roberts. 
 
 N. Y., 1859 30-1112 
 
 More, Sir T. Utopia ; or, the happy republic ; a 
 philosophical romance ; to which is added 
 The new Atlantis, by Lord Bacon; with a 
 preliminary discourse, containing an analysis 
 of Plato's republic, and copious notes, by J. 
 A. St. John. L., 1838 . . 2-807 
 
 — Mackintosh, J. Life of . . . 30-172 
 
 — More, C. Life of . . . . 30-366 
 
 — Three Chancellors .... 30-1342 
 
 — See Tyndale, W. 
 More about farm lads. F. D. Legard . 
 More wonders of the invisible world. R. 
 
 More worlds than one. D. Brewster . 
 
 Morea, travels in. W. M. Leake 
 
 Moreau, C. F. J. B. See Scribe, A. E. 
 Com.-v. 
 
 Moreau, J. V. Lecombe, H. Opinion sur la con- 
 spiration de Moreau et autres . 34-3963 
 
 — Svinine, P. de. Details sur le general M. 
 
 34-3962 
 
 Moreau de Saint-Mery, M. L. E. Topographical 
 and political description of the Spanish part 
 of Saint Domingo. Ph., 1796. 2 v. 8° 
 
 26''-599 
 
 Morell, J. D. Grammar of the English language ; 
 together with an exposition of the analysis of 
 sentences. L., 1864 . . . 22-165 
 
 13-123 
 
 Calef 
 
 32-1974 
 
 12-29 
 
 27t'-465 
 
 Theatre. 
 
MORELL. 
 
 399 
 
 MORLEY. 
 
 Morell, J. D. Historical and critical view of the 
 speculative philosophy of Europe in the nine- 
 teenth century. N. Y., 1848. 8" 15-49 
 
 — Introduction to mental philosophy, on the in- 
 
 ductive method. L.,1862. 8° . 15-188 
 
 — Philosophy of religion. N. Y., 1849 32-1499 
 Morell, J. R. Algeria ; the topography and history, 
 
 political, social, and natural, of French Af- 
 rica. L., 1854. 8" . . . 28"-113 
 
 — The neighhours of Russia, and the history of 
 
 the present war to the siege of Sebastopol. 
 L., 1854 27='-2954 
 
 — Turkey, past and present. L., 1854 27»-3196 
 
 — See Tenneman, W. G. 
 
 Morell, T. Abridgment of Ainsworlh's English 
 and Latin dictionary. Ph., 1829. 8° 22-5 
 
 Morell. See Morrell. 
 
 Moreri, L. Grand dictionnairehistorique. 9me ed. 
 Amst., 1702. 4 v. f° . . 34-4904 
 
 Moresby, Chas., Ld. A hundred years hence ; or, 
 memoirs written by himself. L., 1828 
 
 30-2422 
 
 Moreto, A. El Desden con el desden ; El valiente 
 
 justiciero ; El Lindo don Diego. T. T. E. v. 4 
 
 34-2 
 
 Moreton, A. H. Civilization ; or, a brief analysis 
 of the laws that regulate the numbers and 
 condition of mankind. L., 1830. 8» 3-166 
 
 Moreton, C. Diamond cross, and other tales 
 
 18-2254 
 
 Morfit, Campbell. Arts of tanning, currying, and 
 
 leather-dressing, theoretically and practically 
 
 considered in all their details. From French 
 
 of Fontenelle and Malepeyre. Ph., 1852. 8° 
 
 6-371 
 
 — Chemistry applied to the manufacture of soap 
 
 and candles. Ph. 1847. 8" . 8-18 
 
 — See Booth, J. C. 
 
 — and Claience. Chemical and pharmaceutical 
 
 nianipulations. Ph., 1857. 8" . 8-38 
 
 Morford, II. Appleton's short-trip guide to Europe. 
 
 N. Y., 1868 .... 27''-940 
 
 — The coward 18-2258 
 
 — Days of shoddy; a novel of the great rebellion 
 
 18-2257 
 
 — Over-sea ; or, England, France, and Scotland, 
 
 as seen by a live American. N. Y., 1867 
 27''-876 
 
 — Paris in '67; or, the great exposition, its side 
 
 shows and excursions. N. Y., 1867 27M)19 
 
 — Shoulder-straps .... 18-2258 
 
 — Sprees and splashes . . . 18-2256 
 Morgan, C. See O'Callaghan, E. B. 
 
 Morgan, C. E. Electro-physiology and therapeutics. 
 N. Y., 1868. 8» . . . . 10-809 
 
 Morgan, D. Graham, J. Life of . 30-926 
 
 Morgan, G. H. Annals of Harrisburg. Harris- 
 burg, 1858 26"-465 
 
 Morgan, H. Ned Nevins the newsboy 18-3763 
 
 Morgan, IT. J. Sketches of celebrated Canadians. 
 Montreal, 1865, 8» . . . 30-1688 
 
 Morgan, J. F. England under the Norman occupa- 
 tion. L., 1858 .... 27»-855 
 
 Morgan, J. H. Duke, B. W. History of Morgan's 
 cavalry 26"-884 
 
 Morgan, L. H. The American beaver and his works. 
 Ph., 1868. 8° . . . . 9-726 
 
 — League of the Iroquois. Rochester, 1851. S" 
 
 26^-278 
 
 Morgan, R. W. St. Paul in Britain ; or, the origin 
 
 of British as opposed to papal Christianity. 
 
 Oxf., 1861 32-978 
 
 Morgan, Lady S. O. Florence Macarthy 18-2262 
 
 — France in 1829,30. N. Y., 1830. 3 v. 27''-721 
 ' — Italv. N. Y., 1821. 2 v. 8» . 27^-79 
 
 — Same. L., 1821. 2 v. 4» . . 27''-1226 
 
 — Life and times of Salvator Rosa. L., 1855" 
 
 30-1172 
 
 — Memoirs ; autobiography, diaries and corres- 
 
 pondence. Leipzig, 1863. 2 v. 30-958 
 
 Morgan, Lady S. O. The O'Briens and the O'Flah- 
 crfys 18-2259 
 
 — O'Donnel 18-2263 
 
 — Passages from ray autobiography. N. Y., 1859 
 
 30-1118 
 
 — Patriotic sketches of Ireland. Bait., 1809 
 
 27''-165 
 
 — The wild Irish girl .... 18-2253 
 
 — Woman and her master ; a history of the female 
 
 sex from the earliest period. L. 2 v. 29"-107 
 
 — Fitzpatrick, W. J. Literary and personal career 
 
 of 30-1293 
 
 — amlT. C. Book without a name. L., 1841. 2 v. 
 
 33-211 
 
 Moigan, T. The moral philosopher ; in a dialogue 
 between Philalethes, a Christian deist, and 
 Theophanes, a Christian Jew. v. 2 occasioned 
 by Leland's "Divine authority of the old 
 and new t(^staments asserted ;" and by Chap- 
 man's "Ensibius." V. 3 occasioned by the 
 2d V. of Leland's "Divine authority, etc.;" 
 and bj' Lowmau's "Dissertation on the civil 
 government of the Hebrews. ' ' By Philalethes. 
 L.. 1738-40. 3 V. 8« . . . 32-151 
 
 — See Lowman, M. 
 
 Morgan, W. Principles and doctrine of assurances, 
 annuities on lives, and contingent reversions 
 explained. L., 1821. 8° . . 2-60 
 
 Morgan horses. D. C. Linsley . . 4-86 
 
 Morgan's cavalry, history of. B. W. Duke 
 26''-884 
 
 Morgesons. Eliz. Stoddard . . . 18-3031 
 
 Moriarty, D. I. The husband-hunter ; or, " Das 
 Schiksal" 18-2264 
 
 Morier, 1). R. What has religion to do with politics ? 
 L., 1848 32-2323 
 
 Morier, J. Abel Allnut . • . 18-2270 
 
 — Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan 18-2266 
 
 — Adventures of Hajji Baba of Ispahan in England 
 
 18-2267 
 
 — Adventures of Hajji Baba in Turkey, Persia, 
 
 and Russia 18-2268 
 
 — Ayesha, the maid of Kars . . 18-2265 
 
 — Journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia 
 
 Minor, to Constantinople, in 1808,9. Ph., 
 
 1816. 80 28K-89 
 
 — • Zohrab the hostage . . . 18-2269 
 
 Morison, J. Protestant reformation in all countries; 
 including sketches of the state and prospects 
 of the reformed churches. L., 1843. 8° 
 32-1290 
 
 Morison, J. C. Life and times of Saint Bernard, 
 Abbot of Clairvaux, A. D. 1091-1153. L., 
 1863. 8° 30-1495 
 
 Morland, W. W. Diseases of the urinary organs ; 
 a compendium of their diagnosis, pathology, 
 and treatment, with illustrations. Ph., 1858. 
 8° 10-439 
 
 Morley, H. English writers ; v. 1, the writers be- 
 fore Chaucer; with an introductory sketch of 
 the four periods of English literature, v. 2, 
 pt. 1, Chaucer to Dunbar. L., 1864-7. 2 v. 8° 
 22-1148 
 
 — Fairy tales 18-2278 
 
 — Gossip 18-2271 
 
 — Jerome Cardan — the life of Girolamo Cardano, 
 
 of Milan, physician. L., 1854. 2 v. 30-1057 
 
 — The journal of a London play goer. L., 1866 
 
 ' . 24-182 
 
 — The king and the commons : cavalier and puri- 
 
 tan songs. L., 1868 . . . 23-1012 
 
 — Life of Bernard Palissy, of Saintes ; with an out- 
 
 line of his philosophical doctrines. B., 1853. 
 2v. . . . . . . 30-712 
 
 — Life ofHcnry Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim, 
 
 commonly known as a magician. L.,1856. 2v. 
 30-1146 
 
 — Memoirs of Bartholomew fair. L., 1859. 8° 
 
 27»-859 
 
 — Oberon's horn .... 18-2272 
 
MORLEY. 
 
 400 
 
 MORSE. 
 
 Morley, H. Sketches of Russian life before and 
 during the emancipation of the serfs. L., 
 1866 27i'-805 
 
 Morley, John. Edmund Burke ; a historical study. 
 L., 1867. 8° .... 27«-862 
 
 Morley Ernsteiu. G. P. R. James . 18-1636 
 
 Mormons and mormonism. Book of Moniion 
 
 32-1184 
 
 — Female life among the Mormons . 26''-281 
 
 — Ferris, B. G. Utah and the Mormons 26''-267 
 
 — Gunnison, J. W. History and doctrines of the 
 
 Mormons 26--288 
 
 — Hyde, J. Mormonism, its leaders and designs 
 
 26^-328 
 
 — Life among the Mormons . , 26''-683 
 
 — Tucker, P. Origin and progress of mormonism 
 
 32-2342 
 
 — Waite, C. V. Mormon prophet and his harem 
 
 26»-799 
 
 — See Salt Lake City. 
 
 Mormons ; or, latter-day saints ; with memoirs of the 
 life and death of Joseph Smith, the "American 
 Mahomet." L., 1851 . . . 32-263 
 
 Morne-au-Diable. E. Sue . . . 34-3841 
 Morning by morning. C. H. Spurgeon 32-lt)26 
 Morning clouds. 3d ed. L., 1860 . 32-1000 
 Morning dew-drops. C. L. Balfour . 2-1061 
 
 Morning-land, the. F. Bodenstedt . 28''-573 
 Morning stars of the new world. H. F. Parker 
 
 30-783 
 
 Morning walks ; or, steps to the study of mineralogy. 
 
 L 9-272 
 
 Morning watches and night watches. J. R. Macduff 
 
 32-381 
 
 Mornings in spring. N. Drake . . 33-733 
 
 Mornings with Jesus. W. Jay . . 32-556 
 
 Morocco. Brooke, SirA.de C. Sketches in 27''-536 
 
 — Chenier, L. S. de. Present state of the empire 
 
 of 28''-l 
 
 — Hardman, F. Spanish campaign in 28°-176 
 
 — Jackson, J. G. Account of the empire of 
 
 28i'-547 
 
 — Murray, Mrs. Artist's life in . 27''-531 
 
 — Richardson, J. Travels in . . 28'>-340 
 
 — Urquhart, D. Travels in . . 27''-764 
 Morpeth, Lord. See Carlisle, Earl of. 
 
 Morphy, P. Exploits and triumphs in Europe 
 
 20-47 
 
 Morphy' s games. J. Lowenthal . . 20-42 
 
 Morrell, A. J. Narrative of a voyage to the Ethiopic 
 and South Atlantic ocean, Indian ocean, Chi- 
 nese sea. North and South Pacific ocean, in 
 1829-31. N. Y., 1833 . . 29^-39 
 
 Morrell, B. Four voyages to the South sea, South 
 and North Pacific. N. Y., 1832. S" 29''-40 
 
 Morrell. See Morell. 
 
 Morris, A. S. The Morris family tree. Ph., 1861. 
 [Folded in case] .... 30-2026 
 
 Morris, B. F. Christian life and character of the 
 civil institutions of the United States, de- 
 veloped in the official and hist<jrical annals of 
 the republic. Ph., 1864. 8° . 26»-541 
 
 — Life of Thomas Morris. Cin., 1856 30-1428 
 
 — Memorial record of the nation's tribute to Abra- 
 
 ham Lincoln. W., 1865. 80 . 30-1671 
 
 Morris, C. M( moir of Miss Margaret Mercer. Ph., 
 
 1848 30-357 
 
 Morris, Edmund. Derrick and drill ; or, an insight 
 
 into the discovery, development, and present 
 
 condition and future prospects of petroleum. 
 
 N. Y., 1865 .... 6-372 
 
 — Farming for boys. B., 1868 . . 4-182 
 
 — How to get a farm ; and where to find one. 
 
 N. Y.,1864 4-185 
 
 — Ten acres enough ; a practical experience, show- 
 
 ing how a very small farm may be made to 
 keep a very large family. N. Y., 1865 4-184 
 Morris, Edwin. Shock after surgical operations 
 and injuries ; with especial reference to shock 
 caused by railway accidents. Ph., 1868 10-760 
 
 Morris, E. J. Notes of a tour through Turkey, 
 Greece, Esiypt, Arabia Petrsea to the Holy 
 Laud. Ph., 1842. 2 v. . . 28^-487 
 
 — See Gregorovius, F. 
 
 Morris, F. O. Records of animal sagacity and char- 
 acter. L., 1861 .... 9-713 
 
 Morris, Governeur. Sparks, J. Life and corres- 
 pondence of .... 30-370 
 
 Morris, G. P., and N. P. Willis. Prose and poetry 
 of Europe and America. N. Y., 1850. 8« 
 33-1208 
 
 Morris, J. Irritability. L., 1868 . 10-883 
 
 Morris, J. G. Catharine de Bora ; or, social and 
 domestic scenes in the home of Luther. Ph., 
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 — Catalogue of lepidoptera of North America. 
 
 W.,l860. [Sm. misc. coll. V. 3] 11-188 
 
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 P., 1859 30-1097 
 
 Morris, J. W. K. N. Pepper, and other condiments 
 
 18-2130 
 
 Moms, M. O. Rambles in the Rocky mountains ; 
 
 with a visit to the gold fields of Colorado. 
 
 L.,1864 ..... 26''-486 
 Morris, Peter. [Pseud.] See Lockhart, J. G. 
 Morris, P. P. Mining rights in Pennsylvania. Ph., 
 
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 Morris, Richaid. Early English alliterative poems; 
 
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 V. 16 of 22-1043 
 
 — Sir Gawayne. [E. E. T. S.] Part 4 
 
 . . . . . V. 2 of 22-1043 
 
 — Specimens of early English. Oxf., 1867 
 
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 Morris, Robert. Courtship and matrimony ; with 
 
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 Morris, T. Life by B. F. Morris . . 30-1428 
 
 Morris, Wm. Earthly paradise. B.,1868 23-1027 
 
 — The life and death of Jason : a poem. B., 1867 
 
 23-958 
 
 Morris, William, M. D. The question of ages ; or, 
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 Morris, Tasker & Co. Pascal iron works ; illustra- 
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 Morrison, C. Essay on the relations between labour 
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 Morrison, R. Grammar of the Chinese language. 
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 — Memoirs of the life and labors of, by his widow; 
 
 with critical notices of his Chinese works, by 
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 Morrison, Thomas. Manual of school management; 
 for the use of teachers, students, and pupil- 
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 Morrison, W. H. Observations on the system of 
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 Morrisons. Mrs. M. Hosmer . . 18-1498 
 
 Morrone, J. M. See Du Ponceau, P. S. 
 
 Morse, Jedidiah. American gazetteer. 2d ed. 
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 — Report to the secretary of war of the U. S. on 
 
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 Morse, O. A. A vindication of the claim of A. 
 
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 21-225 
 
 Morse, S. F. B. See Claussing, L. 
 
MORTALITY. 
 
 401 
 
 MOSS. 
 
 Mortality statistics of 7tli census of U. S. J. D. B. 
 DeBow 10-630 
 
 Mortality in the army of the U. S., 1839-60, statisti- 
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 Morte Arthur, le. Edited from the Harleian MS. 
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 — Same. [E. E. T. S. pt. 8] . v. 5 of 22-1043 
 Morte d'Arthure. T. Malony . . 18-1793 
 Mortemart-Boisse, F. J. L. de. La vie elctjante a 
 
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 Mortgage. Coote, R. H. Law of 
 
 V. 18,69,70 of 2-55 
 
 — Miller, S. Law of equitable mortgages 
 
 . V. 47 of 2-55 
 
 Mortillet, G. de. Le Sis;ne de la croix avant le 
 
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 Mortimer, C. B. Marrying by lot . 18-2274 
 
 — Morton Montagu ; or, a young Christian's 
 
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 Mortimer, G. W. Pyrotechny ; or, a familiar sys- 
 tem of recreative fireworks. 3d ed. L., 
 
 1824 6-508 
 
 Mortimer's college life. E. J. May . 18-2146 
 Mortmain. Finlason, W. F. Laws of 2-222 
 
 — Shelford, L. Law of . . v. 37 of 2-55 
 
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 Morton, E. The Eton boy. F's M. D. v. 26 
 
 24-113 
 
 Morton, H. See Hale, C. R. 
 
 — and A. R. Leeds. Student's practical chemis- 
 
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 Morton, J. C. Arthur Young's farmer's calendar. 
 
 L., 1862. 8° .... 4-147 
 
 Morton, J. M. Betsy Baker. F's M. D. v. 24 
 
 24-113 
 
 — Box and Cox. F's M. D. v. 3 . 24-113 
 
 — The double-bedded room. F's M. D. v. 22 
 
 24-113 
 
 — Dying for love. F's M. D. v. 33 . 24-113 
 
 — Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw. F's M. I). 
 
 V. 6 24-113 
 
 — The Irish tiger. F's M. D. v. 11 . 24-113 
 
 — Lend me five shillings. F's S. D. v. 3 24-221 
 
 — A most unwarrantable intrusion. F's M. D. 
 
 V. 30 24-113 
 
 — My husband's ghost. F's M. D. v. 29 24-113 
 
 — Our wife. F's M. D. v. 25 . . 24-113 
 
 — Poor Pillicoddy. F's M. D. v. 27 . 24-113 
 
 — A regular fix. F's M. D. v. 36 . 24-113 
 
 — Sent to the tower. F's M. D. v. 28 24-113 
 
 — Slasher and Crasher. F's M. D. v. 4 24-113 
 
 — A thumping legacy. F's M. D. v. 13 24-113 
 
 — Ticklish times. F's M. D. v. 32 . 24-113 
 
 — To Paris and back, for five pounds. F's M. D. 
 
 V. 10 24-113 
 
 — The two Bonnycastles. F's M. D. v. 6 24-113 
 
 — The two Buzzards. F's M. D. v. 24 24-113 
 
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 . 24-113 
 
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 Morton, N. New England's memorial. 5lh ed., 
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 Morton, S. G. An illustrated system of human an- 
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 Ph., 1849. 8" . . . . 10-362 
 
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 Morton, T. The angel of the attic. F's M. D. v. 37 
 24-113 
 
 — The children in the wood. F's M. D. v. 16 
 
 24-113 
 
 — A cure for the heart-ache : a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 V. 14,25 . . . . . 24-141 
 Same. F's S. D. v. 2 . . 24-221 
 
 — Gotobed Tom. F's M. D. v. 7 . 24-113 
 
 — A pretty piece of business. F's M. D. v. 10 
 
 24-113 
 
 — A Roland for an Oliver. F's M. D. v, 23 
 
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 Morton, T. The school of reform. F's 8. D. v. 23 
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 — Same. I. B. T. v. 17 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Seeing Warren, (adapted from "Seeing 
 
 Wright.) F's M. D. v. 35 . . 24-313 
 
 — Sketches in India. F's S. D. v. 22 24-221 
 
 — Speed the plough : a comedy. F's S. D. v. 6 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Same. L B. T. v. 17 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Town and country. F's S. D. v. 9 24-221 
 
 — The way to get married : a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 V. 17 24-141 
 
 — Zorinski : a play. The way to get married : a 
 
 comedy. Secrets worth knowing : a comedy. 
 Cure for the heartaclie : a comedy. L., 1795-9. 
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 — and J. M. All that glitters is not gold. F's M. 
 
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 Morton, W. T. G. Statements supported by evi- 
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 Morton Montagu. C. B. Mortimer . 18-2275 
 Morts vont vitc, les. A. Dumas . . 34-3228 
 Morus. K. H. Digby .... 33-869 
 
 Mos de Lavene. Mme L. Figuier . 34-3332 
 
 Mosaic Cosmogony. R. G. S. Browne 32-1336 
 
 Mosaic system in its fundamental principles. L. 
 
 Salomon 32-152 
 
 Mosaics. F. Saunders .... 33-854 
 
 Mosaics of human life. E. A. Thurston 33-858 
 Mosby and his men. J. M. Crawford . 26^-875 
 Mosby, J. S., partisan life with. J. Scott 26''-954 
 Moschelles, J. Life of Beethoven ; including his 
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 22-1149 
 
 Moscow. Lander, S. W. Spectacles for young eyes 
 
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 Moseley, H. Lectures on astronomy. L., 1854 
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 Moseley, J. What is contraband of war, and what 
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 Moses and Aaron. T. Godwyn . . 32-1472 
 Moses, M. Commercial directory, and digest of the 
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 Moses in Egypt ; oratorio. J. Rossini 5-876 
 Moses right and Bishop Colenso wrong. J. Gum- 
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 Mosheim, J. L. Ecclesiastical history, ancient and 
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 — Same. L., 1833. 8° . . . 32-154 
 
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 Moslem, lands of. El-Mukattem . . 28i"-473 
 
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 Moss, J. W. Manual of classical bibliography. L., 
 
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 Moss, L. Annals of the United States Christian 
 
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 Moss-side. Mrs. Terhune . . , 18-3173 
 
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MOSSES. 
 
 402 
 
 MOZART. 
 
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 Mother, the. T. S. Artliur . . . 18-189 
 Mother Goose for grown folks ; a Christmas reading. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 23-565 
 
 Mother-in-law. Mrs. Southworth . 18-2981 
 Mother's mission, the. By the author of "The ob- 
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 Mother's recompense. G. Aguilar 18-79;924;3745 
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 Motion. See Force ; Mechanics ; Perpetual motion. 
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 MULLER. 
 
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 L., 1839 15-53 
 
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 Muller, D. C. Tableau de Petershourg, en 1810-12. 
 
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 34-4853 
 
 Muller, F. Max. Chips from a German workshop. 
 L., 1867. 2 V. 8° [V. I. Essays on the 
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 — The German classics from 4th to 19th century; 
 
 biog. notices, translations, and notes. L., 
 1858 34-2299 
 
 — History of ancient Sanskrit literature, so far as 
 
 it illustrates the primitive religion of the 
 Brahmans. L., 1859. 8° . . 22-1151 
 
 — Languages of the seat of war in the east ; with a 
 
 survey of the three families of language, 
 Semitic, Anan, and Turanian. 3d ed. L., 
 1855. 8° 22-479 
 
 — Lectures on the science of language. N. Y., 
 
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 — Sanskrit grammar for beginners, in Devanagari 
 
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 22-387 
 
 Miiller, G. Narrative of some of the Lord's deal- 
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 — Life of trust ; being a narrative of the Lord's 
 
 dealings with George Miiller, written by him- 
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MULLER. 
 
 404 
 
 MURNER. 
 
 Muller, John. Principles of physics and meteor- 
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 Muller, John, M. D. Physiology of the senses, 
 voice, and muscnlar motion ; with the men- 
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 Muller, Baron John von. History of the world ; 
 with particular reference to Europe and her 
 colonies; ed., with life of author, by A. 11. 
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 Muller, Julius. See Monnd, A., et al. . 32-749 
 
 Muller, O. Charlotte Ackermann — Hamburger 
 theater- roman. N. Y., 1854 . 34-596 
 
 Muller, Samuel. Voyages from Asia to N. America, 
 for completing the discoveries of the N. W. 
 coast ; with a summary of voyages made by 
 the Russians over the frozen seas in search of 
 the N. E. passage. Trans, by T. Jefferys. 
 L., 1761. 4« .... 29''-523 
 
 Muller, S. Part songs for three and four female 
 voices ; selected and trans, by F. M. Ray- 
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 Muller, Wilhelm. Le fils du viel invalide — Conte. 
 Leip 34-5104 
 
 Muller, Wolfgang. Furioso ; or, passages from the 
 life of L. van Beethoven. Camb., 1805 
 30-1672 
 
 Mulligan, J. Exposition of the grammatical struc- 
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 22-175 
 
 Mullois, I, The clergy and the pulpit in their rela- 
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 N. Y., 1867 32-2337 
 
 Mulock, Miss D. M. Agatha's husband 18-2285 
 
 — Bread upon the waters ; A family in love ; A 
 
 low marriage ; The double house 18-2299 
 
 — Christian's mistake . . . . 18-2297 
 
 — Domestic stories .... 18-2286 
 
 — Fairy book 18-2287 
 
 — Head of the family .... 18-2288 
 
 — Hero, and other tales . . . 18-2289 
 
 — John Halifax, gentleman . . 18-2290 
 
 — Life for a life 18-2291 
 
 — Lord Erlistoun .... 18-2284 
 
 — Mistress and maid .... 18-2292 
 
 — Noble life 18-2298 
 
 — Ogilvies 18-2293 
 
 — Olive .... 18-2294, 1198s 3933 
 
 — Our year : a child's book in prose and verse. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 23-777 
 
 — Poems. L., 1860 .... 23-570 
 
 — Romantic tales .... 18-2295 
 
 — Studies from life .... 18-2296 
 
 — The two marriages .... 18-3825 
 
 — Woman's kingdom .... 18-4158 
 
 — Woman's thoughts about women. N. Y., 1858 
 
 33-701 
 
 — Forgues, E. D. Le roman de femme en Angle- 
 
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 Mummies, history of T. J. Pettigrew 28*-408 
 
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 Miinch, F. School for American grape culture. 
 
 Trans, by E. H. Cutter. Ph., 1865 4-224 
 Miinch-Bellinghausen, E. J. See Halm, T. 
 
 24-35 
 
 Munchausen's travels. R. E. Raspe . 18-290 
 
 Miinchhausen. K. Immermann . . 34-580 
 
 MUndt, Mrs. C. M. [L. Miihlbach.] Andreas Hofer. 
 
 Trans, by F. Jordan . . . 18-4050 
 
 — Berlin and sans-souci . . . 18-2278 
 
 — Bern thai ; or, the son's revenge . 18-3823 
 
 — The daughter of an empress; an historical novel. 
 
 Trans, by N. Greene . . . 18-3924 
 
 — Frederick the great and his court . 18-2281 
 
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 — Goethe and Schiller. Trans, by (>. Coleman 
 
 18-4131 
 
 — Henry VIII and his court ; or, Catharine Parr. 
 
 From the German by H. N. Pierce 18-3893 
 
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 Miindt, Mrs. C. M. Louisa of Prussia and her 
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 — Marie Antoinette and her sons . 18-3911 
 
 — Merchant of Berlin . . . 18-2280 
 
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 — Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia 18-3932 
 
 — Old Fritz and the new era. Trans, by P. Lang- 
 
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 — Two life-paths .... 18-4215 
 Miindt, T. Count Mirabeau ; an historical novel. 
 
 Trans, by T. J. Radford . . 18-3096 
 Mundy, G. C. Our antipodes ; or, residence and 
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 29'>-206 
 
 Munich. Howitt, A. M. Art student in 5-381 
 
 — Wilberforce, E. Social life in . 27"-651 
 Municipalist, the. N. Y., 1858 . . 26=^-665 
 Munn, B. Practical land-drainer. N. Y., 1855 
 
 4-163 
 
 Munro, Sir T., life of. G. R. Gleig . 30-2307 
 Munro, J. Science of chess. Ph., 1859 20-46 
 
 Munsell, J. Every day book of history and chro- 
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 — Typographical miscellany. Alb., 1850 21-229 
 Munson, J. E. Complete i)honographer ; an induc- 
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 Murad. See Moorad. 
 
 Murat, J. [Joachim-Napoleon.] Davies, C. Resi- 
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 — Lamartine, A. de. Civilizateurs et conquerants. 
 
 V. 2 34-4731 
 
 Murat, N. A. Moral and political sketch of the 
 
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 Murby, T. Music student's manual. L., 1862 
 
 5-1124 
 
 Murchison, C. Clinical lectures on diseases of the 
 
 liver, jaundice, and abdominal dropsy. N. Y., 
 
 1868 10-870 
 
 — See Falconer, Hugh. 
 
 Murchison, R. I. Siluria ; the history of the oldest 
 fossiliferous rocks and their foundations ; with 
 a brief sketch of the distribution of gold over 
 the earth. 3d ed., (including " The Silurian 
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 Murder of Logan's family. T.Jefferson 26"-118 
 
 Murdock, J. E. See Patriotism in poetry and prose. 
 
 Mure, W. Critical history of the language and 
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 1854-9. 5v. 8" . . . . 22-1158 
 
 Muret, Th. C. Histoire de Jeanne d'Albret, Reine 
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 sa Mere. P., 1862 . . . 84-3955 
 
 Muretus. See Kenrick, J. 
 
 Murger, H. Les Buveurs d'eau. P., 1857 34-3580 
 
 — Le dernier rendezvous ; La resurrection de La- 
 
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 — Madame Olympe, etc. P., 1863 . 84-5368 
 
 — Les Nuits d'hiver — Poesies completes. Suivies 
 
 d'etudes sur H. Murger. P., 1861 84-3586 
 
 — Le Pays Latin. P., 1858 . . 34-3582 
 
 — Le roman de toutes les femmes. P., 1865 
 
 34-8583 
 
 — Scenes de la vie de Boheme. P., 1863 34-3584 
 
 — Le Serment d'Horace ; Comedie en 1 acte en 
 
 prose. P., 1861 . . . . 84-3588 
 
 — Les Vacances de Camille. 4me ed. P., 1861 
 
 84-8585 
 
 — See Barriere et Murger. 
 
 Murillo, B. E. Life ; compiled from -writings of 
 various authors. Trans, by E. Davies. L., 
 1819 80-1328 
 
 — Beule, C. E. Murillo et I'Andalousie 34-4677 
 Mumer, T. The marvellous adventures and rare 
 
 conceits of Master Tyll Owlglass ; set forth in 
 English by K. R. H. Mackenzie . 18-2300 
 
MURPHEY, 
 
 405 
 
 MUSEUM. 
 
 Murphey, James. Creation ; or, the bible and 
 geology consistent. N. Y., 1850 32-.805 
 
 Murphy, A. All in the wrong ; a comedy. D. L. T. 
 V. 1 24-107 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. V. 2 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The apprentice. B. D. v. 1 . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 1 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The citizen ; a comedy. D. L. T. v. 2 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 7 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The Grecian daughter ; a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 
 
 24-148 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 5 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 2 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 14 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 6 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 1 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Life and genius of Samuel Johnson. L., 1793. 
 
 80 80-270 
 
 — Life of David Garrick. Dub., 1801. 8» 80-197 
 
 — The old maid. M. B. D. v. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — The orphan of China ; a tragedy. M. B. D. v. 2 
 
 24-142 
 
 — Same, B. B. T. v. 13 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Three weeks after marriage. B. D. v. 1 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 11 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 8 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5. . . . 24-142 
 
 — The upholsterer. M. B. D. v. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — The way to keep him ; a comedy. M. B. D. v. 4 
 
 24-142 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 14 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 6 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Zciiobia. M. B. D. v. 2 . . 24-142 
 Murphy, John. Treatise on the art of weaving ; 
 
 with calculations and tables for the use of 
 
 manufacturers. Glasgow, 1857. 8» 0-373 
 Murphy, J. M., and W. N. Jeffers. Nautical routine 
 
 and stowage ; w;th short rules in navigation. 
 
 N. Y.,1849. 8° . . . . G-061 
 
 Murphy, R. M. Destiny ; or, life as it is 18-3923 
 Murray, Amelia M. Letters from the United States, 
 
 Cuba, and Canada. N. Y., 185G 26^-296 
 
 — Recollections, from 1803 to 1837, with a conclu- 
 
 sion in 1868. L., 1868 . . 80-2379 
 
 Murray, Andrew. Ship-building in iron and wood; 
 
 and steam-ships, by R. Murray. 2d ed. E., 
 
 1863. 4" 6-1001 
 
 Murrav, C. A. Travels in North America in 1834. 
 
 N. Y., 1839. 2v. . . . 26''-88 
 
 Murray, E. Sixteen years of an artist's life in 
 
 Morocco, Spain, and the Canary islands. L., 
 
 1859. 2 V. 8° . . . . 27''-531 
 Murray, E. C. G. Pictures from the battle-fields; 
 
 by "The roving Englishman." L., 1855 
 27^-840 
 
 — The roving Englishman in Turkey ; sketches 
 
 from life. L., 1855 . . . 27''-800 
 
 Murray, Henry. Art of portrait painting in oil colors. 
 
 L.. 1851 5-476 
 
 Murray, Hugh. The African continent ; a narrative 
 
 of discovery and adventure. L., 1853 28''-550 
 
 — Encyclopaedia of geography ; revised by T. G. 
 
 Bradford. Ph., 1837. 3 v. 8". 25-111 
 
 — Historical and descriptive account of British 
 
 America. N. Y., 1840. 2 v. . 26''-149 
 
 — See Jameson, Robert. 
 
 — and others. Historical and descriptive account 
 
 of British India, from tlie most remote period 
 to the present time. N. Y., 1888. 3 v. 
 
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 — Same. N. Y., 1832. 3 v. . . 28«-42 
 
 — Same; with continuation. L., 1853 28''-169 
 Murray, James. Select biography connected with 
 
 Euroiiean history during the IGth century. 
 
 L., 18G7. 2 V 30-1915 
 
 Murray's [John] hand-books for travellers. 
 
 — BleAvitt,0. Hand-book for central Italy 27M93 
 Hand-book for southern Italy 27''-494 
 
 Murray's [John] hand-books for travellers. 
 Biewitt, O. Hand-book for Rome 27''-495 
 
 — Bowen, G. F. Hand-book for Greece 27''-496 
 
 — Cunningham, P. Hand-book of London 
 
 27b-482 
 
 — Dennis, G. Hand-book for Ireland 27''-693 
 
 — — Hand-book for travellers in Sicily 27*'-692 
 
 — Eastwick, E. B. Hand-book for India 28''-334 
 
 — Ford, R. Hand-book for Spain . 27'>-480 
 
 — Hand-book for Devon and Cornwall 21''-554 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in France 27''-485 
 
 — Hand-book for Kent and Sussex . 27''-483 
 
 — Hand-book for northern Europe . 27''-488 
 
 — Hand-book for northern Italy . 27''-49 2 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in Portugal 27^-487 
 
 — Hand-book for southern German}- . 27''-490 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in Surrey, Hamjishire, 
 
 and Isle of Wight . . . 27"-484 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in Switzerland 27''-491 
 
 — Hand-book for Syria and Palestine 28''-287 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in Westmoreland and 
 
 Cumberland .... 27'>-909 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in Wiltshire, Dorset- 
 
 shire, and Somersetshire , . 27''-555 
 
 — Hand-book for the continent . . 27i'-481 
 
 — Hand-book for visitors to Paris . 27''-716 
 
 — Wilkinson, J. G. Hand-book for travellers in 
 
 Egypt 28»'-288 
 
 Murray, J. B. C. History of usury, from the earliest 
 
 period to the present time. Ph., 1856. 8° 
 
 1-260 
 
 Murray, J. E. A summer in the Pyrenees. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1837. 2 V. 8° . . . 27»-30 
 
 Murray, J. F. The world of London. E. and L., 
 
 1843. 2v 27^-740 
 
 — Picturesque tour of the river Thames, in 'its 
 
 western course. L., 1845. 8» . 27^-15 
 Murray, L. English grammar. N. Y., 1819. 8° 
 22-177 
 
 — Memoirs of the life and writings of; written by 
 
 himself; with a preface and a continuation, bj' 
 
 E. Frank. N. Y., 1827. 8° . 30-373 
 
 Murray, N. [Kirwan.] Letters to the Hon. Roger 
 
 "B. Taney. (Romanism at home.) N. Y., 1852 
 
 32-2331 
 
 — Parish and other pencilings. N. Y., 1854 
 
 82-551 
 
 — Prime, S. I. Memoirs of . . 80-1413 
 Murray. P. J. Life of John Banim, with extracts 
 
 from his corresjiondence, also selections from 
 his poems. N. Y., 1869 . . 30-2306 
 
 Murray, Richard. Ecclesiastical history of Ireland, 
 to which is added en analysis of her secular 
 history. 2d ed. L., 1848. 8" . 32-1528 
 
 Murray, Robert. Rudimentary treatise on marine 
 engines and steam vessels. L., 1858 6-662 
 
 Murray, W. Emotional disorders of the sympathetic 
 system of nerves. L., 1866 . 10-701 
 
 Murray, W. H. H. Adventures in the Aviklerness. 
 B., 1869 26^-709 
 
 Murray, W. R. Cyclopedia of useful and entertain- 
 ing knowledge. B., 1853. 8° . 33-1131 
 
 Musseus. Hero and Leander. Trans, by Chapman. 
 See Homer 23-524 
 
 Musaus. John, C. A, Legends of Rubezahl, and 
 other tales . ... . . 18-3710 
 
 — Roscoe, T. German novelists v. 3 of 18-3785 
 Musees d'Allemagne. L. Viardot . 34-3972 
 Musees d'Angleterre, de Belgique, et de Hollande. 
 
 L. Viardot 34-3973 
 
 Musees d'Espagne. L. Viardot . . 34-3974 
 Musees de France (Paris). L. Viardot 34-3975 
 Musees d'ltalie. L. Viardot . . 34-3976 
 
 Museum, the. J. Abbott . . v. 6 of 18-15 
 Museum ; an English journal of education, n. s. 
 
 V. 1,2. L., 1865,6. 8» . . 13-149 
 
 Museum of foreign literature and science, v. 8-17,21, 
 
 23,25-29,31,32,34-40,43. Ph., 1826-41. 8» 17-58 
 
 — See Eclectic magazine. 
 
 Museum of science and art. D. Lardner 11-117 
 
MUSGRAVE. 
 
 406 
 
 MUSIC. 
 
 Musgrave, G. M. By-roads and battle-fields in 
 Picardy ; with incidents and gatbenns;s by 
 the way. L., 1861. S" . . 27b-1210 
 
 — The parson, pen, and pencil ; or, reminiscences 
 
 and illustrations of an excursion to Paris, 
 Tours, and Rouen, in 1847 ; with memoranda 
 on French farming. L., 1848. 3 v. 27'>-31 
 
 — Pilgrimage into Dauphine ; with anecdotes, in- 
 
 cidents, and sketciies from twenty departments 
 of France. L., 1857. 2 v. . 27b-798 
 
 — Ramble through Normandy ; or, scenes, charac- 
 
 ters, and incidents in a sketching excursion 
 through Calvados. L., 18o5 . 27^-681 
 
 — Ten days in a French parsonage, in the summer 
 
 of 1803. L., 1864. 2 v. . . 27''-858 
 
 Musgrave, R. Memoirs of the different rebellions 
 in Ireland. 2d ed. Dub., 1801. 4° 27=^-1487 
 
 Musgrave, T. Cast-away on the Auckland isles : a 
 narrative of the wreck of tlie "Grafton," and 
 of the escape of the crew. Edited by J. J. 
 Shillinglaw. L., 1866 . . 29''-242 
 
 Mushet, D. The wrongs of the animal world ; with 
 the speech of Lord Erskine on the same sub- 
 ject. L., 1839 .... 15-329 
 
 Music. History., 
 
 — Berlioz, H. Etudes musicales . 34-5170 
 
 — Burgh, A. Anecdotes of . . 5-1006 
 
 — Burney, C. General history of . 5-999 
 State of m. in France, Italy, Germany, 
 
 Netherlands, and United Provinces 5-1040,41 
 
 — Busby, T. General history of . 5-1003 
 
 — Chappell, W. Popular music of the olden 
 
 time 23-1304 
 
 — Cornwall, N. E. M. as it was and as it is 5-1032 
 
 — Eastcott, R. Sketches of the origin of 5-1042 
 
 — Engel, C. Ancient m. . . . 5-1038 
 
 — Fischer, J. M. Musikalische Rundschau 34-546 
 
 — Higgins, W. M. History of . . 5-1050 
 
 — Hogarth, G. Memoirs of the musical drama 
 
 5-1004 
 
 Memoirs of the opera . . 5-1005 
 
 — Hood, G. History of m. in New England 
 
 5-1002 
 
 — Hullah, J. History of modern m. 5-1035 
 Transition period . . . 5-1033 
 
 — Mason, L. Letters from abroad . 5-1009 
 
 — Poisot, C. Histoire de la musiquc en France 
 
 . 34-4140 
 
 — Schl liter, J. History of . . . 5-1031 
 
 — Scudo, P, Annec musicals . . 34-3748 
 
 — Principles. 
 
 — Airy, G. B. Mathematical elements of 11-291 
 
 — Brown, R. Elements of musical science 5-993 
 
 — Calcott, J. W. Grammar of . . 5-1030 
 
 — Crotch, "W. Elements of musical composition 
 
 . 5-994 
 
 — Fetis, F. J. Music explained to the world 5-1129 
 
 — Gill, W. H. Musical ladder . . 5-1071 
 
 — Henslowe, W. H. The phonarthron 22-390 
 
 — Hewitt, D. C. True science of . 5-996 
 
 — Higgins, W. M. Philosophy of sound 5-1050 
 
 — Marx, A. B. Die lehre von der musikalischen 
 
 komposition .... 34-2252 
 
 Theory and practice of musical composition 
 
 5-1051 
 
 General musical instruction . 5-1200 
 
 — Murby, T Students' manual . 5-1124 
 
 — Oliver, E. B. Thorough bass and musical theory 
 
 5-1127 
 
 — Panseron, A. A B C of music . 5-1084 
 
 — Root, G. F. Musical curriculum . 5-986 
 
 — Rootsey, S. An attempt to simplify notation 
 
 5-870 
 
 — Siegmeyer, J. C. Theorie der Tonsetzkunst 
 
 34-2253 
 
 — Spencer, C. C. Rudimentary treatise on 5-1049 
 
 — Virues y Spinola, J. J. de. Grammar of har- 
 
 mony 5-988 
 
 — Weber, G. Theory of composition 5-995 
 
 — Wohlfahrt, H. Musical composition 5-1132 
 
 Music. Principles. 
 
 — Woolhouse, W. S. B. Intervals, harmonics, etc. 
 
 . 5-1048 
 
 — Zundel, J. Harmony, thorough bass, and com- 
 
 position 5-1131 
 
 — See Acoustics ; Harmony ; Sound. 
 
 — Dictionaries. 
 
 — Gerber, E. L. Historisches-biographisches 
 
 lexicon 34-2250,1 
 
 — Hamilton, J. A. Dictionary of musical terms. 
 
 5-1052 
 
 — Lichtenthal, P. Dizionario e bibliografia 
 
 34-2531 
 
 — Moore, J. W. Encyclopaedia of . 5-998 
 
 — Rousseau, J. J. Dictionnaire v. 12-15 34-4841 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — American musical journal . . 5-980 
 
 — Beattie, J. Essay on . . . 33-1022 
 
 — Beauquier, C. Philosophic de la musique 
 
 . . 34-4426 
 
 — Beethoven, L. v. Letters . . 33-1333 
 
 — Boston musical times . . . 5-981 
 
 — Cliorley, H. F. Musical recollections 5-1021 
 
 — Clark, R. Account of " God save the king" 
 
 5-1039 
 
 — Commetant, O. Musique et musiciens 34-5259 
 
 — Engel, C. Study of national m. . 5-1067 
 
 — Gardiner, W. Music and friends . 5-1036 
 Music of nature .... 5-1001 
 
 — Hastings, T. Musical taste . . . 5-1046 
 
 — Hogarth, G. History, biography, and criticism 
 
 5-1004 
 
 — Hutchinson, E. Music of the bible 32-1116 
 
 — Latrobe, ,T. A. Music of the church 5-1063 
 
 — Luna-Foliei-s, C. de. Musique a Naples, parmi 
 
 lesfemmes 34-4589 
 
 — Lunn, H. C. Musings of a musician 5-1038 
 
 — Mainzer, D. Music and education 5-1045 
 
 — Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, F. Letters 5-1070 
 
 — Mozart, J. C. W. A. Letters . 30-1766,7 
 
 — Phillips, H. Musical recollections 5-1025 
 
 — Ramsay, E. B. Genius of Handel 5-1022 
 
 — Riehl, W. H. Musikalische charakterkopfe 
 
 34-589 
 
 — Rimbault, E. F. Bibliotheca madrigaliana 
 
 21-248 
 
 — Scudo, P. Critique et litterature musicales 
 
 34-3746 to_52 
 
 — See Singing ; Voice ; and names of musical in- 
 
 struments. 
 
 — Instrumental. 
 
 — Bach, J. S. Sammlung de clavier-composi- 
 
 tioncn ...... 5-837 
 
 — Beethoven, L. v. Sammtliche compositionen 
 
 5-840 
 
 — Chopin, F. Mazurkas and waltzes 5-961 
 
 — Clementi, M. Compositionen . 5-845 
 
 — Dussek, J. L. Compositionen fiir des piano- 
 
 forte 5-854 
 
 — Fesca, A. Piano music . . . 5-805 
 Trios pour iiiano, violon, et violoncello 5-806 
 
 — Haydn, J. Sammtliche compositionen (piano- 
 
 forte) 5-848 
 
 — Home circle 5-962 
 
 — Hummel, J. N. Piano music . 5-808,9 
 Pieces for piano alone, and with orchestral 
 
 accompaniment .... 5-808 
 
 Quintettes 5-811 
 
 Trios 5-810 
 
 — Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, F. Duos pour Ic piano- 
 
 forte et violoncello . . . 5-815 
 
 Trios 5-816 
 
 Quatuors 5-817 
 
 Songs without words . . 5-820 
 
 — Mozart, J. C. W. A. Sammtliche compositionen 
 
 5-795 
 
 — Pleyel, I. Six sonatas for piano-forte ; with 
 
 accompaniment .... 5-871 
 
 — Reber, H. Piano solos . . . 5-823 
 Pieces pour piano et violon . 5-824 
 
MUSIC. 
 
 407 
 
 lilY. 
 
 — Davies, G. 
 
 — Huyter, A. 
 
 — Hodges, E. 
 
 5-873 
 5-1018 
 
 5-957 
 5-1010 
 5-1082 
 Christian 
 5-1024 
 5-1079 
 
 — Mason, L. 
 
 — Phillips, P. 
 
 and G. J. Webb. 
 
 Music. Instrumental. 
 
 — Reber, H. Trios, pour piano, violin, et violon- 
 
 cello 5-825 
 
 ■— Rimbault, E. F. Specimens . . 5-8G7 
 
 — Schubert, F. Sammtliche compositionen 5-857 
 
 — Schumann, R. Piano solos . , 5-827 
 Piano with accompaniments . 5-828 
 
 — Weber, C. M. von. Compositionen 5-862 
 
 — Wollenhaupt and Hagen. The amateur 5-865 
 
 — Winner, S. Flute and piano duetts 5-1089 
 
 — See Operas ; and names of musical instruments. 
 
 — Vocal. (1) Sacred. 
 
 — Arnold, S. Cathedral m. 
 
 — Barnes. L. B. Congregational harp 
 
 — Baumbach, A. Sacred quartetts . 
 
 — Bird, G. One hundred chants 
 
 — Chase, G. W. The masonic harp . 
 
 — Cheever, G. B., and J. E. Sweetser. 
 
 melodies 
 
 0. Songs of the church 
 U. Selection of cathedral chants 
 
 5-1014 
 
 Trinity collection of church music 
 
 5-950 
 
 — Hull, A. The casket of Sunday-school melodies 
 
 5-1078 
 
 — Ives, E., jr. Mozart collection of sacred music 
 
 5-1017 
 
 — Jebb, J. Choral service of church of England 
 
 32-1905 
 
 — King, W. A. Grace church collection 5-951 
 New collection .... 5-952 
 
 — McDonald, W., and S. Hubbard. Sacred harp 
 
 5-1011 
 
 The lyrist 
 
 5-974 
 
 Musical leaves for sabbath-schools 
 5-1057 
 
 — Porter, S. Cathedral music in score 5-83G 
 
 — Shindler, S. B. I). Western harp . 5-972 
 
 — Taylor, V. C. Golden lyre . . 5-1013 
 
 — Werner, A. Cantate. Morning service 5-1058 
 Evening service . . . 5-1059 
 
 — Willcox, J. H., and L. H. Southard. Lyra 
 
 catholica 5-"9.")8 
 
 — Zeuner, C. American harp . . 5-1015 
 Ancient lyre .... 5-1016 
 
 — See Cantatas ; Masses ; Oratorios. 
 (2) Songs, etc. 
 
 — Abell, J. Collection of s. in English 
 
 — Caulfield, John. Vocal music in Shakespear's 
 
 plays 5-969 
 
 — Clark, G. W. Harp of freedom . 
 
 — Classic glee book .... 
 
 — Dupont, P. Chants et chan.sons . 
 
 — Emerick, A. G. Songs for the people 
 
 — Fitz, A. Fireside melodies, for three and four 
 
 voices 5-1076 
 
 — Garretson, F. V. D. Carmina Yaiensia 5-968 
 
 — Gems of German song . . , 5-977 
 
 — Gems of Scottish song . . . 5-975,6 
 
 — Glover, C. W., and W. H. Bellamy. Lvrics 
 
 from " The wide, wide world " 5-1027 
 
 — Heuberer, C. F., and II. Parabeau. Euphonia 
 
 5-1066 
 
 — Hullah, J. The song book . . 5-1034 
 
 — Jarvis, C. Chiming bells . . 5-1000 
 
 — Kemp, Father. Old folk's concert tunes 5-1075 
 
 — Leslie, H. Casseil's choral m. . 5-963 
 
 — Mendelssohn-Burtholdy, F. Four-part songs 
 
 for men's voices .... 5-822 
 
 — Moore, T. Irish melodies . . 5-978 
 
 — Miiller, S. Part songs for female voices 5-1081 
 
 — National peace jubilee . . . 5-1087 
 
 — Nouveau recueil de chansons choisies 34-4435 
 
 — Perkins, E. A., and F. H. Pease. Western bell 
 
 5-1062 
 
 — Pollock, T. C. Ivanhoe masonic quartettes 
 
 .5-967 
 
 — Ritson, J. English songs . v. 3 of 23-608 
 
 5-u. p. 
 
 5-1019 
 
 5-1061 
 
 34-4432 
 
 5-979 
 
 Music. Vocal. (2) Songs, etc. 
 
 — Schumann, R. Lieder und gesiinge fiir eine 
 
 singstimme und piano-forte . 5-826 
 
 — Shindler, S. B. D. Nortliern harp 5-970 
 
 — Slave songs of the U.S. . . . 5-1068 
 
 — Tuneful hours 5-1005 
 
 — White, E. L., and J. E. Gould. Tyrolean lyre 
 
 5-1060 
 
 — Willard, J. D. Arion . . . 5-1080 
 
 — See Operas. 
 
 Musical sketches. E. Polko . . . 5-1026 
 
 Musicians. Bingley, W. Memoirs of eminent mu- 
 sical composers of Europe . . 30-1976 
 
 — Blaze, A. H. Musiciens contemporains 
 
 34-3093 
 
 — Edwards, S. Anecdotes of European composers 
 
 and vocalists .... 5-1008 
 
 — Hawkins, J., and C. Burney. Essays on lives 
 
 and works of musicians . . 5-1003 
 
 Musings of a musician. H. C. Lunn . 5-1038 
 
 Musketry. Busk, H. System of . . 6-573 
 
 — See Guns. 
 
 Muspratt, J. S. Chemistry, theoretical, practical and 
 
 analytical, as applied and relating to the arts 
 
 and manufactures. Glasgow, 1860. 2 v. 8" 
 
 8-89 
 
 Musset, L. A. de. Comedies et proverbes. P., 
 1861. 2 V 34-3596 
 
 — Contes. P.. 1860 .... 34-3595 
 
 — Enfant du siecle. P., 1861 . . 34-3593 
 
 — II taut qu' une porte soit ouverte ou fermoe ; 
 
 proverbe. P., 1861 . . . 84-3936 
 
 — Nouvelles. P., 1800 . . . 34-3594 
 
 — (Euvres posthumes. P., 1860 . 34-3592 
 
 — Poesies nouvelles. P., 1860 . . 34-3591 
 
 — Premieres poesies. P., 1861 . . 34-3590 
 Musset, P. E. de. La Bavolette. P., 1856 34-3598 
 
 — Le Cavalier servant. P., 1857 . 34-4135 
 
 — Extravagants et originaux du XVIP siecle. P., 
 
 1863 34-5255 
 
 — Lui et Elle. 2me ed. P., 1859 . 34-4136 
 
 — Monsieur le Vent, et Mnie la Pluie. P., 1854 
 
 34-5105 
 
 — Le Vomero . . . . . 34-4517 
 Musset, V. D. [Musset-Parthay.] Histoire de la 
 
 vie et des ouvrages de J. J. Rousseau. P., 
 
 1827. 8° 34-4840 
 
 Mussev, R. !)• Essay on the influence of tobacco 
 upon life and health. B., 1836 . 26»-175 
 
 — Health; its friends and foes. B., 1862 10-317 
 Mussulmans. See Mohammedanism. 
 
 Mustang gray. J. Clemens . . . 18-657 
 
 Mute singer. Mrs. A. C. M. Ritchie . 18-2655 
 
 Muter, Mrs. Travels and adventures of an officer's 
 
 wife in India, China, and New Zealand. L., 
 
 1864. 2v 29»'-260 
 
 Mutineers, home of the . . . . 29''-122 
 
 Mutinies in Oudb. M. R. Gubbins . 28»-170 
 
 Mutiny of the Bengal army. By one who has 
 
 served under Sir Ch. Napier. L., 1858. 8» 
 
 28»-203 
 
 Mutiny of the ship Bounty. J. Barrow 29''-97 
 
 — Same. W. Bligh .... 29''--24 
 Mutterings and musings of an invalid . 18-2302 
 Mutual life insurance company of New York, re- 
 port exhibiting the experience of the, for 
 fifteen years. N. Y., 1859. 4° . 1-508 
 
 Muzzey, A. B. The blade and the ear; thoughts 
 for a young man. B., 1865 . 33-849 
 
 Muzzy, J. S. Lecture on temperance, or on selflish- 
 ness and benevolence. Cin., 1846. 8° 
 
 2-1055 
 
 My aunt Pontypool. G. P. R. James . 18-1637 
 My beautiful lady. T. Woolner . . 23-738 
 
 My brother. Mrs. S. Ellis ... 18-1010 
 My brother's keeper. Miss A. B. Warner 18-3447 
 My brother's wife. A. B. Edwards , 18-999 
 
 My cave life in Vicksburg. N. Y., 1864 26''-540 
 My confession, and other tales . . 18-2303 
 My consulship. 0. E. Lester . . 27V291 
 
MY. 
 
 408 
 
 NAGASAKI. 
 
 My courtship and its consequences. H. WikofF 
 
 33-387 
 
 My cousin Smooth, adventures of. . 18-70 
 My days and nights on the battle-field. C. C. Cof- 
 fin 26»-576 
 
 My diary in America. G. A. Sala . 26''-526 
 My diary in M^^xico in 1867. F. Salm-Salm 26'^-702 
 My farm of Edgewood. D. G. Mitchell 4-200 
 
 MV father's house. J. M. Macdonald . 32-llGO 
 MV feathered friends. J. G. Wood . 9-662 
 
 My first season. B. Reynolds . . 18-2829 
 My home in Tasmania. Mrs. C. Meredith 29^-234 
 My husband's crime. M. R. Housekeeper 18-4044 
 My imprisonment. R. Greenhow . 26''-537 
 
 My Indian journal. W. Campbell . 28'^-444 
 My journal in Malayan waters. S. Osborn 28'^-348 
 
 My lady 18-2311 
 
 My lady Ludlow . . . . v. 9 of 18-2346 
 
 My last cruise ; or, where we went, and what we 
 
 saw. A. W. Habersham . . 29'>-144 
 
 My life, and what shall I do with it ? Miss Phillips 
 
 33-876 
 
 My life. W. H. Maxwell . . . 18-2141 
 My married life at Hillside. R. B. Coflin 18-665 
 My ministerial experiences. Dr. Buchsell 32-2163 
 My mother ; or, recollections of maternal influence. 
 
 B., 1857 32-904 
 
 "My novel." E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . 18-485 
 
 My Paris. E. King .... 27''-948 
 My prisons. S. Pellico . . 27''-161;18-3649 
 
 My recollections of Lord Byron. Mme de Boissy 
 
 de Guiccioli 30-2429 
 
 My schools and schoolmasters. H. Miller 30-780 
 My shooting-box. H. W. Herbert v. 1 of 20-374 
 My sister Minnie. Mrs. M. Daniel . 18-812 
 
 My son's wife. By the author of " Caste" 18-4089 
 My southern friends. J. R. Gilmore . 18-1781 
 My ten-rod farm. Mrs. M. Gilinan . 4-324 
 
 My third book. L. C. Moulton . . 18-2277 
 My thirty years out of the senate. S.Smith 18-2945 
 My two sisters. E. Judson . . . 30-1963 
 My uncle, the curate. M. W. Savage . 18-2013 
 Myers, F. Lectures on great men L., 1856 30-1666 
 Myers, P. H. The first of the Knickerbockers 
 
 . . 18-3787 
 
 — Miser's heir 18-2310 
 
 — Young patroon ; or, Christmas in 1690 18-3627 
 Myers, S. A. Fritz Harold ; or, the temptation 
 
 18-2307 
 
 Myrc, J. Instructions for parish priests. [E. E. T. 
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 Myriobiblon. Photius .... 34-2949 
 Myrrh, natural history of. J. Cook . 10-120 
 
 Myrtis ; with other etchings. L. H. Sigourney 
 
 . 18-2844 
 
 Myrtle, Lewis. [Pseud.] See Hill, G. C. 
 Myrtle, Minnie. [Pseud.] See Johnson, A. C. 
 Myrtle blossoms. A. Leonard. (Molly Myrtle) 
 
 33-1132 
 
 Myrtle leaves. A. W. Mangum . . 26"-2200 
 Mysore blue-book, remarks on. E. Bell 28''-249 
 Mystere douloureux. Mme M. Ancelot 34-4005 
 Mysteres de Londres. P. Feval . . 34-5305 
 Mysteres de Paris. E. Sue . , . 34-3835 
 Mysteres du peuple. E. Sue . . 34-4637,8 
 
 Mysteries. Elliott, C. W. . . . 32-1827 
 
 — Stokes, W., (Ed.) Gwreans an bys. Philol. 
 
 soc. trans., 1864 .... 22-488 
 
 — See Supernaturalism ; Witchcraft. 
 Mysteriesof city life. J. Rees . . 18-2598 
 Mysteries of life, death, and futurity. H. Wei by 
 
 32-1063 
 
 Mysteries of Paris. E. Sue . . . 18-;]0G5 
 Mysteries of Udolpho. Mrs. A. Radclifib 18-2572 
 Mysterious marriage. C. G. Ward . 18-3422 
 Mysterious parchment. J. Wakeman . 18-3410 
 Mysterious stranger, the. See Satan in Paris, [in 
 list of dramas] . . . v. 30 of 24-^21 
 Mystery. Mrs. H. Wood . . . 18-3583 
 Mystery ; or, evil and God. J. Young 32-642 
 
 "Mystery of godliness." S. L. Southard 32-1288 
 Mystery of money explained, and illustrated by the 
 
 monetary history of England. L., 1863 1-168 
 Mystic, and other poems. P.^J. Bailey 23-391 
 
 Mystic wreath ; or, evening pastime ; consisting of 
 
 enigmatical poems, charades, etc. L., 1829 
 
 20-197 
 
 Mystics, hours with the. R. A. Vaughan 32-936 
 Mythological astronomy. S. A. Mackey 12-77 
 
 Mythology. Amoreux, F. d'. L' Euxin et les Ar- 
 
 gonautes ..... 34-5276 
 
 — Bernard, L. Mythologies de tons les peuples 
 
 34-3084 
 
 — Bescherelle, L. N. Mythologie Grecque et Ro- 
 
 maine 34-4857 
 
 — Blackwell, T. Letters concerning . 32-2168 
 
 — Bryant, J. New system of ancient m. 32-944 
 
 — Bulfinch, T. Age of fable . . 18-468 
 
 — Clayton, R. Remarks on . . 28''-68 
 
 — Coleman, C. Mythology of the Hindus 32-2013 
 
 — Cox, G. W. Tales of the gods and heroes 
 
 . 18-789 
 
 Tale from Greek m. . . . 18-788 
 
 Tales of Thebes and Argos , . 18-790 
 
 — Demoustier, C. A. Lettres a Emile sur la my- 
 
 thologie 34-4026 
 
 — Dwight, M. A. Grecian and Roman m. 32-75 
 
 — Grey, Sir G. History of Polynesian m. 32-830 
 
 — Jones, W. Gods of Greece, Italy and India 
 
 V. 3 of 28''-254 
 
 — Kalevala, selections from the . . 23-993 
 
 — Keightley, T. Mytholouy of ancient Greece and 
 
 Italy . . . ". . . 32-1047 
 
 — Kelley, W. K. Curiosities of Indo-European 
 
 tradition, and folk-lore . . 29"-190 
 
 — Lemi)riere, J. Classical dictionary 33-1257 
 
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 — Miiiler, F. Max. Chips from a German work- 
 
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 — Miiiler, C. 0. Introduction to a scientific sys- 
 
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 — Pigott, G. Scandinavian m. . . 32-925 
 
 — Pococke, E. India in Greece . 28*-155 
 
 — Prichard, J. C. Analysis of Egyptian m. 
 
 28^-162 
 
 — Ramsay, C. Mythology of the Pagans 29'^-50 
 
 — Sajmund. Edda .... 23-864 
 
 — Sharpe, S. Egyptian m. . . 32-1145 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of Greek and Roman m. 
 
 30-1705 
 
 — Tardieu-Denesle. Mythologie de la jeunesse 
 
 34-5156 
 
 — Thorpe, B. Northern m. . . 32-832 
 
 — Tooko, A. Pantheon . . . 32-1042 
 
 — Wilson, H. H. The Vishnu Purana 33-936 
 Myths of the middle ages. S. Baring-Gould 29''-244 
 Myths of the new world. D. G. Briuton 32-2419 
 Myths. See Superstitions. 
 
 Myidhinn. T. H. de La Villemarque . 34-5365 
 
 — See Merlin. 
 
 Mystical hymns. Orpheus . . . 23-1006 
 
 Nabathaean agriculture, book of. E. Renan 
 
 22-1174 
 
 Nablus, Mills, J. Three months' residence in 
 
 28''-505 
 
 Nabob at home. By the author of Life in India 
 
 18-2315 
 
 Nachez, les. R. F. A. de Chateaubriand 34-3118 
 Nachtigall. [Otmar.] Roscoe, T. German novelists 
 
 V. 2 of 18-3785 
 
 Nack, J. Romance of the ring, and other poems. 
 
 N. Y., 1859 23-756 
 
 Nadaud, G. ,Une Idylle. P., 1861 . 34-3599 
 Nadeje. L. Enault .... 34-3298 
 
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 Nader chah. Jones, Sir W. Histoire de 
 
 V. Ilandl2 of 28»-254 
 
 Life of 26''-616 
 
 Nagasaki as a sanitarium. C. A. Gordon 28''-424 
 
NAGLEE. 
 
 409 
 
 NAPOLEON. 
 
 Naglee, H. M. Report of command of the district 
 
 of Virginia. Pli, 1803. 8° . 26'^-979 
 
 Nagpore, route to. D. R. Leckie . 29''-512 
 
 Nainnoir,le. [Black dwarf.] Sir W. Scott 34-4998 
 
 Najac, E. de. La poule et ses poussins ; Comedie 
 
 en 2 actes en prose. P., 1861 . 34-5208 
 
 Nala and Damayanti. H. H. Milman v. 3 of 23-619 
 
 Nameless. Miss F. M. Downing . . 18-887 
 
 Names. Anderson, W. Genealogy and surnames 
 
 22-304 
 
 — Arthur, W. Etymological dictionary of 22-15 
 
 — Bowditch, N. S. Suffolk surnames 22-45 
 
 — Charnock, R. S. Ludus palronimicus 22-310 
 Words derived from proper names 22-56 
 
 — Ferguson, R. English surnames . 22-87 
 Teutonic names system applied 22-88 
 
 — Finlayson, J. Surnames and sirenames 27''-393 
 
 — Lower, M. A. Dictionary of family n. 22-389 
 Essay on family nomenclature . 22-158 
 
 — Moody, S. Meanings and derivations of 
 
 22-171 
 
 — Walker, J. Key to the pronunciation of Greek, 
 
 Latin, and scripture proper names 22-274 
 
 — Wheeler, W. A. Dictionary of names of fiction 
 
 21-130 
 
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 Names of Roman catholics, non-jurors. J. Cosin 
 
 27»-293 
 
 Na Motu ; or, reef-rovings in the South seas. E. T. 
 
 Perkins 29''-116 
 
 Nan Darrell. Ellen Pickering . . 18-2501 
 Nanette and her lovers. T. Gwynne . 18-1301 
 Nantes, edict of. See Huguenots. 
 Naomi ; or, Boston two hundred years ago. E. B. 
 
 Lee 18-1820 
 
 Naomi ; or, the last days of Jerusalem. Mrs. J. B. 
 
 Webb 18-3478 
 
 Naomi Torrente. G. F. de Vingut . 18-852 
 
 Naphegyi, G. Album of language, illustrated by the 
 
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 Napier, C. The war in Syria. L., 1842. 2 v. 
 
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 Napier, C. J. William the conqueror 18-2318 
 
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 30-999 
 
 Napier. Charles O. G. Tommy Try ; and what he 
 
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 Napier, H. E. Florentine history, to the accession 
 
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 Napier, J. Chemistry applied to dyeing. Ph., 1853 
 
 6-378 
 
 — Manual of electro-metallurgy. L., 1851 6-375 
 Napier, Macvey. Lord Bacon and Sir Walter Raleigh. 
 
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 Napier, Mark. Memorials and letters illustrative of 
 the life and times of John Graham of Claver- 
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 — Montrose and the covenanters : their chai'acters 
 
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 Napier, W. F. P. English battles and sieges in the 
 
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 — History of the war in the Peninsula and in the 
 
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 — Life and opinions of General Sir Charles Jamcis 
 
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 . 30-1545 
 
 Naples and Sicily. Abbott, J. Rollo in Naples 
 
 27''-459 
 
 — Amari, M. War of the Sicilian vespers 
 
 27''-2124 
 
 — Bartlett, W. H. Pictures from Sicily 27''-529 
 
 — Bigelow, A. Travels in Malta and Sicily 27"-G4 
 
 Naples and Sicily. Brydone, P. Tour through 
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 — Colletta, P. History of Naples . 27'»-2186 
 
 — Craven, K. Excursions in Naples 27''-475 
 
 — Cuoco, V. Sa£:gio storico sulla rivoluzione 
 
 7 . . . . 34-2514 
 
 — Dennis, G. Hand-book for travellers in Sicily 
 
 27'^-692 
 
 — Hoare, R. C. Classical tour through Italy and 
 
 Sicily 27''-1205 
 
 — Horner, Susan. Century of despotism in 
 
 27''-2286 
 
 — Kavanagh, J. Summer and winter in the two 
 
 Sicilies 27"-502 
 
 — La Cava ; or, recollections of the Neapolitans 
 
 27''-590 
 
 — La Salle, A. E. G. Sicile . . 34-4889 
 
 — Pepe, G. Ragguaglio del tremuoto 34-2513 
 
 — Porzio, C. Congiura de' Baroni . 34-2516 
 
 — Reumont, A. de. Carafasof Maddaloni 27^-2445 
 
 — St. John, Mrs. H. R. Masaniello of N. 
 
 27^-2457 
 
 — Sicily, Calabria, and Mount Etna . 27''-499 
 
 — Spallanzani, L. Travels in the two Sicilies 
 
 27''-83 
 
 — Swinburne, H. Travels in the two Sicilies 
 
 27''-359 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Sicily : a pilgrimage 27^-267 
 Napoleon dynasty ; or, history of the Bonaparte 
 
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 Napoleon I. Military maxims of. 3d ed. L. 0-059 
 
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 — Abbott, .T. S. C. Confidential correspondence 
 
 with Josephine .... 33-1283 
 
 History of Napoleon Bonaparte 30-831 
 
 Napoleon at St. Helena . . 30-1006 
 
 — Antommarchi, F. Derniers moments de 
 
 34-4796 
 
 Last days of ... . 30-1081 
 
 — Bausset, L. F. de. Court of . . 30-386 
 
 — Bonaparte, L. Reply to Scott's history 30-385 
 
 — Botta, C. Italy during the consulate and em- 
 
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 — Bourrienne, L. A. F. de. Memoirs of 30-606 
 
 — Caulaiucourt, A. A. L. de. Recollections of 
 
 30-995 
 
 — Challamel, A. Ilistoire de . . 34-4750 
 
 — Cockburn, G. Voyage to St. Helena 30-394 
 
 — Copies of letters from the aimy in Eaypt 
 
 27''-3594 
 
 — Court and camp of . . . . 30-393 
 
 — Duchesne, A. L. H. Reflexions d'un royaliste 
 
 conslitutionnel .... 34-3962 
 
 — Dumas, A. See Fasquelle . . 34-5033 
 
 — Forsyth, W. Captivity, at St. Helena 39-1050 
 
 — Gregorovius, C. Early life of . 27''-369 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. Life of . . . 30-382 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Imperial guard . 27''-1745 
 Napoleon and his marshals . 30-388 
 
 — Holland, H. R. Foreign reminiscences 
 
 27''-8451 
 
 — Ireland, W. H. Anecdotes of . 30-387 
 
 — Island empire ; or, the scenes of the first exile 
 
 27''-2295 
 
 — Jomini, H. Life of ... 30-1508 
 
 — Junot, L. P., (Ducliesse d'Abrantes.) Memoirs 
 
 of ...... 30-793 
 
 — La Baume, E. Campaign in Russia 27»-1708 
 
 — Lacombe, F. Napoleon et Siein . 34-5180 , 
 
 — Las Cases, E. A. D. M. J. de. Life, exile, and 
 
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 Memorial de Sainte-H(51ene . 34-4798 
 
 — Laurent de 1' Ardeche. Histoire de 1' empereur 
 
 34-4763 
 
 History of 80-375 
 
 — Lecourbe, H. Opinion sur la conspirations de 
 
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NAPOLEON. 
 
 410 
 
 NATION. 
 
 Napoleon I. Le Hodey cle Saultchevreiiil, N. De 
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 — Lockhart, J. G. History of . . 30-392 
 
 — Lowe, Sir H. Letters and journal [See For- 
 
 syth, W.] 30-1050 
 
 — Machlachlan, A. N. C. Napoleon at Fontaine- 
 
 bleau and Elba .... 27=^-1794 
 
 — Martin, C. V. Anecdotes liistoriques 34-5172 
 
 — Martin, P. Expedition Franqaise en Egypte 
 
 34-4921 
 
 — Meneval, C. F. de. Napoleon et Marie Louise 
 
 34-5241 
 
 — Montholon, C. T. History of the captivity of 
 
 30-376 
 
 — Montholon and Gourgaud. Memoirs of reign 
 
 27''-1832 
 
 — Mountenay, B. Historical inquiry 27^-1826 
 
 — Napoleon III. Des idees Napoleoniennes 
 
 34-3600 
 
 Napoleonic ideas . . . 27''-1831 
 
 Opinions and policy of . . 27^-1830 
 
 — Napoleon ; his army and his generals ; with a 
 
 sketch of the French revolution ; by an 
 American. N. Y., 1847 . . 30-383 
 
 — O'Meara, B. E. Memoires liistoriques 34-4875 
 Napoleon in exile . . . 30-378 
 
 — Oraison funebre de Buonaparte, par une societe 
 
 de gens de lettres. 4me ed. P., 1814. 8° 
 
 .... 34-3962 
 
 — Paroles et faits memorables de Napoleon le 
 
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 — Pelet, J. J. G. Memoires sur la guerre de 1809 
 
 34-4736 
 
 — Pardoe, J. Episodes of French history 
 
 27^-1840,1 
 
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 manifestes, proclamations, discours, etc., de- 
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 — Rovigo, A. J. M. R. Memoirs . 30-470 
 
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 Expedition to Russia . . 27''-1904,5 
 
 — Table-talk and opinions of. L., 1868 33-1393 
 
 — Tenot, E. Etude sur le coup d' etat 34-5548 
 
 — Thiers, L. A. Consulate and empire 27M937,8 
 Sainte-Helene .... 34-3859 
 
 — Villiers, 1' Abbe de. Histoire de . 34-5129 
 
 — Watson, H. C. Camp-fires of . 27M953 
 
 — Whateiy, R. Historic doubts . 27=^-1968 
 Napoleon and the queen of Prussia. Mrs. C. Miindt 
 
 18-3932 
 
 Napoleon and Bliicher. Mrs. C. Miindt 18-3979 
 
 Napoleon III. Histoire de Jules Cesar. P., et 
 
 Londres, 1855. v. 1. 8» . . 34-4734 
 
 — Same. N.Y., 1865,6. 2 v. . . 34-5467 
 
 — History of Julius CsEsar. N. Y., 1865,6. 2 v. 
 
 8° 27''-2391 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1865,6. 2 v. . . 27^-2392 
 
 — Des idees Napoleoniennes. Berlin, 1860 
 
 34-3600 
 
 — Napoleonic ideas. Trans, by J. A. Dorr. N. 
 
 Y., 1859 27''-1831 
 
 — On the opinions and policy of Napoleon. L., 
 
 1840 27»-1830 
 
 — Political and historical works of Louis Napo- 
 
 leon Bonaparte ; with an original memoir of 
 his life, brought down to the promulgation of 
 the constitution of 1852, and occasional notes. 
 L., 1852. 2 v. S" . . . 27''-1829 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. History of . . 80-2428 
 
 — Baxter, M. Louis Napoleon the antichrist 
 
 32-1169 
 
 — Campagnes glorieuses du regne . 34-4374 
 
 — Early life of 30-1474 
 
 — Hugo, V. Napoleon le petit . . 34-3415 
 
 Napoleon III. and his court. By a retired diplo- 
 matist. L., 1865 . . . 30-1735 
 
 — Pascal, L. Histoire anecdotique de 34-5111 
 
 — Patterson, R. H. New revolution 27^860 
 
 — Smucker, S. M. Public and private history of 
 
 30-1099 
 
 — Yates, E. H. Ten years of imperialism in 
 
 France 27M975 
 
 — WikofF, H. Biographical and personal sketches 
 
 30-396 
 
 Napoleon Third in Italy, and other poems. E. B. 
 
 Browning 23-576 
 
 Naquet, A. Principes de chimie, fondee sur les 
 theories modernes. P., 1867. 2 v. 34-5547 
 Naramore, G. H. Poems. 2d ed. N. Y., 1866 
 
 23-821 
 
 Narbel, C. Recueil de comedies, proverbes, et cha- 
 rades dramatiques. Berlin, 1861 34-5020 
 Narcisse. Mme Dudevant . . . 34-4159 
 Narcissus. L. Gracian de Antisco . 33-910 
 Narcotics. Cooke, M. C. Seven sisters of sleep 
 10-553 
 
 — Anstice, F. E. Stimulants and n. 10-436 
 
 — See Anaesthetics ; Opium ; Sleep ; Tobacco. 
 Nares, E. Discourses on the three creeds, and on 
 
 the homage offered to our Saviour. L., 1819. 
 8° 32-1963 
 
 — Elements of general history; with table of 
 
 chronology. 10th ed. L., 1831. 2 v. 8» 
 29"-211 
 
 — Thinks I to myself .... 18-3213 
 Nares, R. General rules for the pronunciation of 
 
 the English language ; with complete lists of 
 the exceptions. L., 1792. 8° . 22-179 
 
 — Glossary ; or, collection of words, phrases, 
 
 names, and allusions to customs, proverbs, 
 etc., wiiich have been thought to require illus- 
 tration, in the works of English authors, 
 particularly Shakespeare and his contempora- 
 ries. L., 1859. 2v. 8° . . 22-180 
 • — Same; new ed., with additions by Halliwell 
 and Wright. L., 1867. 2 v. 8» 22-180" 
 
 Narragansett. Potter, E. R. Early history of 
 
 V. 3 of 26»-581 
 
 Narrative of privations and sufferings. U. S. sani- 
 tary commission .... 26^-852 
 
 Narrien, J. Historical account of the origin and 
 progress of astronomy. L., 1850. 8" 12-76 
 
 — Practical astronomy and geodesy ; including the 
 
 proiections of the sphere and spherical trigo- 
 nometry. L.,1845. 8° . . 12-57 
 
 Nasbj', Petroleum V. Pseud. See Locke, D. R. 
 
 Nash, D. W. The Pharaoh of the exodus ; an ex- 
 amination of the modern systems of Ecyptian 
 chronology. L., 1863. 8° . 28''-204 
 
 — Taliesin ; or, the bards and druids of Britain. 
 
 L., 1858. 8° .... 22-1161 
 Nash, F. H., and Geo. F. Bristow. Cantara ; or, 
 
 teacher of singing. N. Y., 1866. 8° 5-1053 
 Nash, R. Goldsmith, 0. Life of . 80-397 
 
 Nash, S. Morality and the state. Columbus, 1859 
 
 2-810 
 
 Nason, Elias. Sir Chas. H. Frankland ; or, Boston 
 
 in the colonial time. Alb., 1865. 8» 30-2448 
 Nassau, (Prussia.) Belgium and N. . 37''-885 
 
 — Head, Sir F. Bubbles from the Brunnen of 
 
 27^-43 
 
 Nassau, (W. I.) Wilson, F. L Sketches of 
 
 26"-1925 
 
 Natal. Barter, C. Six months in . 28M70 
 
 — Grout, L. Life among Zulu-Kafirs 38*'-453 
 
 — Irons, W; Settler's guide to . . 28''-303 
 
 — Shooter, J. Kafirs and the Zulu country 
 
 28''-273 
 
 Natal sermons. J. W. Colenso . . 32-2367 
 Natalie. By Ferna Vale . . . 18-2317 
 Nathalie. Julia Kavanagh . . . 18-1719 
 Nathan the wise. G. E. Lessing . . 24-215 
 
 Nation, the. v. 4-7. N. Y., 1866-8. 4° 17-519 
 
 — Critical and social essays from . 33-378 
 
NATIONAL. 
 
 411 
 
 NATURAL. 
 
 National academy of sciences. Memoirs, v. 1. 
 
 W., 18G6. 4° . . . . 11-521 
 
 National almanac and annual record for 1863,4. P., 
 
 1803,4. 3\ 26^-686 
 
 National antipathies, nature, causes, and effects of. 
 
 R. Otley 29»-2o9 
 
 National association for the promotion of social 
 
 science. Transactions for 1857,59,60,62,03-8. 
 
 L., 1858-08 10 V. 8" . . 2-812 
 
 — Sessional papers, 1865,6. L., 1866. 8» 2-809 
 
 — Report of proceedings at the seventh annual 
 
 congress. E., 1802 . . . 2-813 
 
 National banks of the United States : an act to pro- 
 vide a national currency. N. Y., 1864. 8° 
 1-248 
 
 National cemeteries. Statement of the disposition 
 of some of the bodies of deceased Union sol- 
 diers and prisoners of war whose remains have 
 been removed to n. c. in the southern and west- 
 ern states. V. 1,2, 3. W.,1868. 8° 26''-1024 
 
 National commercial convention, held in Boston, 
 
 February, 1868; proceedings. B., 1868. 8° 
 
 1-342 
 
 National council of congregational churches, Boston, 
 
 1865 ; debates and proceedings. B., 1866. 8° 
 
 32-1948 
 
 National debt of England. Capps, E. N. d. finan- 
 cially considered .... 1-132 
 
 — Edwards, G. Practical means of paying 1-528 
 
 — Hamilton, R. Inquiry concerning 1-239 
 — • National debt, the, and how to pay it. L., 1854. 
 
 8° . . . . . . 1-337 
 
 — Price, R. Observations on . . 1-58,247 
 National debt of U. S. Gibbons, J. S. Public debt 
 
 of the U. S. . . . , 1-309 
 
 — Hewes, G. W. Plan to pay . . 1-322 
 
 — Poor, H. V. Analysis of . . 1-346 
 National democratic quarterly review; T.B. Florence 
 
 and Isaac Laurence, editors, v. 1. W., 1860. 
 
 80 17-70 
 
 National drawing master. W. A. NichoUs 5-597 
 National duties. S. Laing, jr. . . 3-131 
 
 National economy. A. W. Young . 3-265 
 
 National hymns : how they are written. R. G. White 
 
 23-624 
 
 National income. R. D. Baxter . . 1-345 
 
 National jewels. A. Manship . . 26*-1043 
 National lyrics. J. G. Whittier . . 23-835 
 
 National magazine and industiial record. R. Fisher 
 
 1-178 
 
 National magstzine and republican review. Ed. by 
 
 H. J. Brent, v. 1. W., 1839. 8» 17-75 
 
 National orator. C. Northcnd . . 33-564 
 
 National peace jubilee : music to be performed at 
 
 the grand national peace jubilee to be held in 
 
 Boston, June, 1869. B., 1869. 8° 5-1087 
 National portrait gallery. E. A. Duyckinck 30-2011 
 
 — Longacre, J. B., and J. Herring . 30-2027 
 National pride, essay on. J. G. Zimmermann 2-924 
 National quarterly review. Ed. by E. I. Sears, v. 
 
 1-18. N. Y., 1860-9. 18 V. 8» 17-74 
 
 National review, v. 6, 11, 12, 15-17. L., 1858-63. 
 
 _ 6 V. 8° 17-77 
 
 National union republican convention, held at 
 Chicago, May, 1868 ; proceedings reported by 
 Ely, Burnham, and Bartlett. Chicago, 1868. 
 
 8" 20O-1021 
 
 Nationalities of Europe. R. G. Latham 27''-3475 
 
 Nation's manhood ; or, stories of Washington and 
 
 the American war of independence. By the 
 
 author of " Sunlight through the mist." L., 
 
 1861 ...... 2eM048 
 
 Nations. Bisset, A. On the strength of 29M16 
 
 — See Ethnology and ethnography ; Government; 
 
 Manners and customs. 
 Native American, the : a gift for the people [con- 
 taining Washington's farewell address. De- 
 claration of Independence, constitution of 
 U. S., and addresses of the native American 
 conventions.] Ph., 1845. 8» . 2-811 
 
 Native American party. Lee, J. H. Origin and 
 progress of the American party . 26''-555 
 
 — Sons of the sires : a history of the American 
 
 party 26''-620 
 
 — See Parties ; United States. 
 
 Native races of the Russian empire. R. G. Latham 
 
 27='-2942 
 
 Natural historian, the. Mrs. J. Vasey . 9-650 
 
 Natural history. Bibliography. 
 
 — Engelman, W. Bibliotheca historico-naturalis 
 
 21-179 
 
 — Dictionaries and encyclopaedias. 
 
 — Baird, W. Cyclopa3dia of the natural sciences 
 
 9-982 
 
 — English Cyclopaedia . . . 9-1206 
 
 — M'Nicoll, D. H. Dictionary of . 9-981 
 
 — Savary, J. and P. L. Dictionnaire universel 
 
 34-4963 
 
 — Philosophy, uses, study, and general de- 
 
 scription. 
 
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 Methods of study in . . . 9-902 
 
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 Elements of , . . . 9-906 
 
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 9-1001 
 
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 seum of 9-954 
 
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 for 1868,9 9-911 
 
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 Memoirs, 1867,8 •. . . 9-1248 
 
 Proceedings, v. 1,10,11. 1854-68 9-909 
 
 — New York state cabinet : tenth annual report 
 
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 — America. Agassiz, L. J. R. Contributions to 
 
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 Bates, H. W. Naturalist on the Amazon 
 
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 Belcher, E. Last of the Arctic voyages 
 
 29''-153 
 
 Gosse, P. H. Letters from Alabama 26''-398 
 
 Canadian naturalist . . 9-1036 
 
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NATURAL. 
 
 412 
 
 NATURAL. 
 
 Natural history. Local descriptions. 
 
 — Asia. Adams, A. Voyage of H. M. S. Saina- 
 
 rang 9-1002 
 
 Notes to E. Belcher's narrative 29''-104 
 
 Collingwood, C. Rambles on shores and 
 
 waters of China sea . . . 28''-587 
 
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 Harris, T. M. Natural history of the bible 
 
 32-105 
 
 Hooker, J. D. Himalayan journals 28^-280 
 
 Lynch, W. F. Dead sea and river Jordan 
 
 28"-908 
 
 Russell, A. Natural history of Aleppo 
 
 28^-909 
 
 — Australasia and Africa. Bennet, G. Gather- 
 
 ings of a naturalist in Australia . 29*'-176 
 
 Ellis, W. N. h. of Madagascar 28^-275 
 
 Tuckey, J. K. Expedition to river Zaire 
 
 28''-915 
 
 White, J. New South Wales . 29b-515 
 
 — Europe. Ansted, D. T., and R. G. Latham. 
 
 Channel islands .... 27''-638 
 
 Bowden, J. Naturalist in Norway 9-1041 
 
 Bowles, D. G. Introduccion a la historia 
 
 natural y ala geografia fisica de Espaiia 34-35 
 
 Ferber, J. J. Natural history of Italy 
 
 27b-75 
 
 German, E. F. Reise nach Dalmatien und 
 
 Ragusa 34-2453 
 
 Lloyd, L. Scandivauian adventures 27''-456 
 
 Newman, E. Natural history of Godalming 
 
 9-944 
 
 Quatrefages, A. de. Rambles of a naturalist 
 
 on coasts of France, Spain, and Sicily 9-960 
 St. John, C. Natural history and sport in 
 
 Moray 9-623 
 
 Thompson, W. Natural history of Ireland 
 
 9-683 
 
 White, G. Natural history of Selborne 
 
 9-971 
 
 See names of geographical divisions. 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Buckland, F. T. Curiosities of . 9-718 to 20 
 
 — Bud2,en, L. M. March winds and April showers 
 
 9-948 
 
 May flowers .... 9-952 
 
 — Cooper, S.F. Journal of a naturalist in the U. S. 
 
 9-1020 
 
 Rural hours [same as above] . 9-1025 
 
 — Darwin, C. Journal of researches on the voy- 
 
 age of the Beagle . . . 9-915 
 
 — Doughty, J. and F. Cabinet of n. h. and Amer. 
 
 rural sports 9-1235 
 
 — Flagg, W. Studies in the field and forest 
 
 9-978 
 
 — Godman, J. D. Rambles of a naturalist 9-923 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Land and sea . . 9-927 
 
 — Hartwig, G. Tropical world . . 9-932 
 
 — Howitt, M. Sketches of— verse . 23-971 
 
 — Jesse, E. Gleanings . . . 9-1003 
 
 — Journal of a naturalist . . . 9-940 
 
 — Karr, A. Tour round my garden . 9-979 
 Voyage autour de mon jardin . 34-3448 
 
 — Simeon, C. Stray notes on . . 20-469 
 
 — Tremadeure, S. U. Les jeunes naturalistes 
 
 34-5125 
 
 — Waterton, C. Essays on . . 9-974 
 
 — See Animalculse ; Animals; Biology; Botany; 
 
 Gems; Geology; Hunting; Life; Man and 
 mankind ; Microscope ; Nature ; Phosphores- 
 cence ; Physiology ; Science ; Sea ; Water ; 
 Zoology. 
 
 Natural history of birds ; their architecture, habits, 
 and faculties. [Condensed from three books 
 of J. Rennie.] N. Y., 1840 . 9-589 
 
 Natural history of the elephant, as he exists in a wild 
 state, and as he haa been made subservient to 
 the purpose of man. [Abridgement of v. 4 
 of W. Ogilby's " The menageries."] N. Y., 
 1842 9-590 
 
 Natural history of insects. [Condensation of three 
 books of J. Rennie and W. O. Westwood's.] 
 N. Y., 1830. 2 V. ... 9-591 
 
 Natural history of New York, viz. : 
 
 Part ]. Zoology ; or, the New York fauna ; by J. E. De Kay. 
 Alb., 1842-44. 5 v. 4o . . 9-1229 
 
 2. Flora; by J. Torrey. Alb., 1842. 2 v. 4o 9-1224 
 
 3. Mineralogy; by L. C. Beck. Alb., 1843. 4o 9-122;j 
 
 4. Geology ; by W. W. Mather, E Emmons, L. Vau- 
 
 uxem, and J. Hall. Alb., 1842,3. 4 v. 4o 9-1226 
 6. Palaentology ; by J. Hall. Alb., 1847-52 2 v. 4o 
 
 9-1228 
 
 6. Agriculture; by E. Emmons. Alb., 1846-54. 5 v. 4o 
 
 9-1227 
 
 Natural history of quadrupeds. [Abridgement of 
 v. 3 of W. Ogilby's " The menageries."] N. 
 
 Y., 1840 9-592 
 
 Natural hii;tory of secession. T. S. Goodwin 
 
 26''-526 
 
 Natural history review : a quarterly journal of bio- 
 logical science, v. 1-5. L., 1861-5. 8° 
 
 9-992 
 
 Natural magic. See Magic. 
 
 Natural philosophy. Arnott, N. Elements of physics 
 11-4 
 
 — Bird, G. Elements df . . . 11-8 
 
 — Bii-ks, T. R. On matter and ether 11-224 
 
 — Boyle, R. New experiments on combustion, 
 
 etc. 11-10 
 
 — Brougham, H., Ld. Tracts, mathematical and 
 
 physical 11-167 
 
 — Brown, A. Philosophy of physics 11-109 
 
 — Cavallo, T. Elements of . . 11-15 
 
 — Chapman, L. L. Principia . . 11-242 
 
 — Conistock, J. L. System of . . 11-244 
 
 — Cooke, J. P. Chemical physics . 8-48 
 
 — Euler, L. Letters on . . . 11-20 
 
 — Faraday, M. Experimental researches 11-316 
 
 — Frick, J. Physical technics . . 11-174 
 
 — Ganot, A. Treatise on . . . 11-247 
 
 — Gray, A. Elements of . . . 11-86 
 
 — Guiilemin, A. Les phenomenes de la physique 
 
 34-4961 
 
 — Herepath, J. Mathematical physics 11-262 
 
 — Herschel, J. F. W. Discourse on study of 11-29 
 
 — Hogg, J. Elements of . . . 11-168 
 
 — Hooker, W. Nat. philos. for schools 11-227 
 
 — Hooper, W. Rational recreations . 1 1-294 
 
 — Hunt, R. Elementary physics . 11-96 
 
 — Hutton, C. Philosophical and mathematical 
 
 dictionary 11-507 
 
 — Lardner, D. Animal physics . 9-721 
 Hydrostatics and pneumatics . 11-39,40 
 
 — McAllister and Brother's catalogue of instru- 
 
 ments 11-43 
 
 — MuUer, J. Principles ofphysics and meteorology 
 
 11-52 
 
 — Newth, S. First book of . . 11-234 
 
 — Newton, I. Mathematical principles of 11-54 
 
 — Nicholson, W. Introduction to . 11-293 
 
 — 0' Gallagher, F. Fir^t principles of nature 
 
 11-284 
 
 — Olmsted, D. Introduction to . . 11-183 
 
 — Peck, W. G. Introductory course of 11-231 
 
 — Peschel, C. F. Elements of physics 11-221 
 
 — Playfair, J. Outlines of . . 11-57 
 
 — Pouillet, C! S. M. Physique experimentale 
 
 34-4894 
 
 — Rolfe, W. J., and J. A. Gillet. Course of ele- 
 
 mentary phj'sics .... 11-318 
 Elements of, for beginners . 11-324 
 
 — Silliman, B., jr. First principles . 11-134 
 
 — Thomson, W., and P. G. Tait. Treatise on 
 
 11-320 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Experimental essays 11-302 
 Introduction to . . . . 11-300 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Physique, v. 28 
 
 . . . . . 34-4868 
 
 — Walker, A. System of familiar philosophy 
 
 11-511 
 
 — Willits, J. H., and S. Smith. Elementary 
 
 treatise on 11-76 
 
NATURAL. 
 
 ^13 
 
 NAVIGATION. 
 
 Natural philosophy. See Aerostation ; Astronomy ; 
 Cosmology ; Earth ; Electricity ; Force ; Gas; 
 Heat ; Horology ; Hydraulics ; Hydrostatics ; 
 Magnetism ; Mechanics; Meteorology; Motion 
 of points ; Navigation ; Science ; Steam. 
 
 Natural short-hand. W. Holdsworth, and W. Ald- 
 ridge 22-134 
 
 Natural theology. See Bridgewater treatises ; Chris- 
 tianity, evidences ; Theology. 
 
 Natural wealth of California. T. F. Cronise 
 
 26M227 
 
 Naturalist in Norway. J. Bowden . 9-1041 
 
 Naturalist in Vancouver island and British Columbia. 
 J. K. Lord 26'>-570 
 
 Naturalist on the river Amazon. H. W. Bates 
 
 26''-449 
 
 Naturalist's library. Sir W. Jardine, (Ed.) 
 
 9-593,4,5,6 
 
 Naturalists. C. L. Brightwell. Romantic incidents 
 in the lives of ... . 80-1411 
 
 Naturalization and allegiance, report of royal com- 
 missioners on laws ; with an appendix, con- 
 taining an account of British and foreign 
 laws, and other diplomatic correspondence on 
 the subject. L., 1869 . . . 2-429 
 
 Nature. Boase, H. S. Philosophy of . 11-156 
 
 — Bucke, C. Beauties, harmonies, and sublimi- 
 
 ties of 9-980 
 
 — De Vere, M. S. Stray leaves from the book of 
 
 9-918 
 
 — Ellis, R. The chemistry of creation 8-94 
 
 — Good, J. M. Book of nature . 9-924 
 
 — Gregory, G. Economy of . . 11-24 
 
 — Grindon, L. H. Little things of . 9-1004 
 
 — — Sexuality of ... . 9-1026 
 
 — Hartwig, G. Harmonies of . . 9-1005 
 
 — Hausrhton, S. Three kingdoms of . 9-997 
 
 — Hooker, W. Child's book of . 9-937 
 
 — Humboldt, F. H. A. v. Aspects of 25-63 
 
 — Kidd, J. Adaptation of external n. to man 
 
 11-34 
 
 — Macmillan, H. Foot notes from the page of 
 
 9-58 
 
 — Marsh, G. P. Man and n. , . 25-88 
 
 — Masius, H. Studies from . . 9-1038 
 
 — Mudie, R. Popular guide to the observation of 
 
 9-1010 
 
 — Noyce, E. Marvels of . . . 9-949 
 Outlines of creation. [Same as above] 9-950 
 
 — St. Pierre, B. de. Studies of . 9-962 
 
 — Schoedler, F. Book of . . . 11-822 
 
 — Schubert, G. H. Mirror of . . 11-84 
 
 — Tschudi, F. von. Sketches of n. in the Alps 
 
 9-967 
 
 — See Earth ; Natural history ; Seasons ; World. 
 Nature ; addresses and lectures. R. "W. Emerson 
 
 33-246 
 
 Nature and art. v. 1,3. L., 1866,7. 8« 17-501 
 Nature and art. Mrs. Inchbald . . 18-1563 
 Nature and art, conversations on . . 11-16 
 
 Nature and art in the cure of disease. J. Forbes 
 
 10-385 
 
 Nature and art, wonders of. J. Taylor 33-133 
 
 Nature and disease. J. Bigelow . . 10-214 
 
 Nature and her laws. P. H. T. Baron d' Holbach 
 
 15-312 
 
 Nature and human nature. T. C. Haliburton 
 
 .... 18-1323 
 Nature and life. R. Collyer . . . 32-2307 
 Nature and the supernatural. H. Bushnell 32-782 
 Nature displayed. A. N. de Pluche . 9-1009 
 Nature displayed in her mode of teaching language. 
 N. G. Dufief .... 22-78 
 Nature printed British ferns. T. Moore 9-63 
 Nature printed British sea-weeds. W. G. Johnstone, 
 and A. Croall .... 9-51 
 Nature's nobleman. By author of "Rachel's se- 
 cret" 18-2316 
 
 Nature's parables. C. J. Atherton . 32-1806 
 Naumann, J. F. Taxidermie. Halle, 1815 34-2450 
 
 Nautical almanac and astronomical ephemeris, for 
 
 1835,6,40,41,45,65-71. L., 1833-69. 13 v. 8" 
 
 12-63 
 
 — See American ephemeris and nautical almanac. 
 Nautical astronomy. See Navigation and n. a. 
 Nautical routine and stowage. Murphy, J. M'L., 
 
 and "W. N. Jeffers, jr. . . . 6-661 
 
 Navajos. See Topographical bureau reports. 
 Naval academy. See United States. 
 Naval and mail steamers of the U. S. C. B. Stuart 
 
 6-1025 
 
 Naval architects, institution of, transactions 6-1016 
 Naval architecture. Fincham, J. History of 
 
 6-999 
 
 — Peake, Jas. Rudiments of . . 6-673 
 Naval art and history. Cotterill, C. C. and E. D. 
 
 Little. Ships and sailors . . 6-581 
 
 — Dana, R. H., jr. Dictionary of sea terms 6-587 
 
 — Renard, L. Les merveilles de 1' art naval 
 
 34^5487 
 
 — Steinitz, F. Tlie ship . . . 6-1033 
 
 — Totten, B. J. Naval dictionary . 6-709 
 
 — See Mast-making ; Military and naval * * ; 
 
 Rigging ; Sail-making ; Ships ; and names of 
 
 countries, especially England and U. S. 
 Naval biography. Edgar, J. G. Sea kings and 
 
 naval heroes .... 30-1343 
 
 Naval chronicle from v. 1-15. L., 1799-1806. 15 v. 
 
 8» ...... 17-76 
 
 Naval chronology. I. Schonberg . 27''-1064 
 
 Naval dry dock's of the U. S. C. B. Stuart 6-1026 
 Naval duties and discipline. F. A. Roe 6-682 
 
 Naval gazetteer. J. Malham . . 25-109 
 
 Naval lieutenant. F. C. Armstrong . 18-2369 
 Naval life ; the midshipman. W. F. Lynch 29''-89 
 Naval light artiller}^, instructions in. S. B. Luce 
 
 6-637 
 
 Naval monument. A. Bowen . . 26''-150 
 Naval occurrences. AV. James . . 26''-987 
 Naval ordnance and gunnery. J. H. Ward 6-716 
 Naval staff and rank, principles of . 2-380 
 
 Naval tactics. E. M. Blunt . . . 6-568 
 
 Naval tactics- and modern naval battles. J. H. 
 
 Ward 6-715 
 
 Naval text-book. B. J. Totten . . 6-709 
 
 Naval warfare with steam. Sir H. Douglas 6-591 
 Navarre. See Henri IV ; Jeanne d' Albret. 
 Navies of the world. H. Busk . . 29M28 
 Navigation and nautical astronomy. Apres de Man- 
 
 nevillette, J. B. N. D. East India pilot 
 25-353 
 
 — Bowditcli, N. New American practical navi- 
 
 gator 12-103 
 
 — Comer's navigation simplified . . 14-193 
 
 — Esquiros, A. English seamen and divers 
 
 27^-609 
 
 — Goodrich, F. B. Man upon the sea 29''-154 
 
 — Greenwood, J. Rudimentary treatise on navi- 
 
 gation 11-173 
 
 — Mackay, A. The complete navigator 12-107 
 
 — Mackenzie, M. Maritime survey of Ireland 
 
 25-354 
 
 — Maury, M. F. Sailing directions , 11-509,10 
 
 — Moore, J. H. Practical navigator . 12-104 
 
 — Murphy, J. M'L., and W. N. Jeffers, jr. Short 
 
 rules in 6-661 
 
 — Rainey, T. Ocean steam n. . . 1-316 
 
 — Paper, H. Practice of . . . 12-101 
 
 — Reid, W. Application of law of storms and 
 
 variable winds to navigation . 11-514,16 
 
 — Schubert, E. Tables of eunomia . 12-163 
 
 — Shadwell, C. F. A. Management of chronome- 
 
 ters, and measurement of meridian distances 
 12-90 
 
 — Spafarieff, L. Gulf of Finland . 25-353 
 
 — Thomson, D. Lunar and horary tables 12-84 
 
 — Willcock, J.W., andA. Rights and laws of navi- 
 
 gation 1-166 
 
 — Williams, J. Thermometrical navigation 
 
 11-256 
 
NAVIGATION. 
 
 414 
 
 NEGROES. 
 
 Navigation and nautical astronomy. Young, J. R. 
 
 3 2-100 
 
 Tables 12-88 
 
 — See Astronomy ; Commerce ; Latitude ; Longi- 
 
 tude ; Meteorology ; Nautical ** ; Sextant : 
 Trigonometry. 
 Navigation, internal. Connected view of the whole 
 internal navigation of the United States ; 
 natural and artificial. Ph., 1830. 6-660 
 
 — See Canals. 
 
 Navigators. Tiele, P. A. Memoire bibliographique 
 sur les journaux des navigateurs . 21-228 
 
 Naville, E. Heavenly father. Lectures on modern 
 
 atheism. Trans, by H. Downton. L., 1865 
 
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 — Maine de Biran ; sa vie et ses pensees. P., 
 
 1857 . . . . . . 34-3938 
 
 Naylor, F. H. Civil and military history of Ger- 
 many, from the landing of Gustavus to the 
 conclusion of tlie treaty of Westphalia. L.-, 
 1816. 3v. 8» . . . . 27''-2640 
 
 Nazarene, the. G. Lippard . . . 18-1915 
 Nazareth hall, history of. L. T. Reichel 13-179 
 Ne exeat regno, view of the writ of. J. Beames 
 
 2-224 
 
 Neal, D. History of the Puritans; or, protestant 
 non-conformists, from the reformation to the 
 death of Queen Elizabeth ; with an account of 
 their principles. New ed., revised by J. 
 Toulmin, with life of the author. Newbury- 
 port, 1816. 5 V. 8" . . . 82-155 
 
 Neal, J. Errata ; or the works of Will Adams 
 
 18-2820 
 
 — True womanhood .... 18-2322 
 
 — Wandering recollections of a somewhat busy 
 
 life. B., 1869 .... 30-1782 
 Neal, J. C. Charcoal sketches ; or, scenes in a me- 
 tropolis 18-2326 
 
 Neal, T. A. Neal record ; being a list of the de- 
 scendants of John Neal, one of the early set- 
 lers of Salem, Mass. B., 1856. 8° 80-1887 
 Neale, E. The closing scene ; or, Christianity and 
 infidelity contrasted in the last hours of re- 
 markable persons. Ph., 1850. 2 V. 32-308 
 
 — Experiences of a gaol chaplain . 18-1043 
 
 — Life-book of a labourer ; or, the curate, with his 
 
 trials, sorrows, checks, and triumphs. 2d ed. 
 L., 1850 32-1828 
 
 — Old minor canon .... 18-2824 
 Neale, E. V. Analogy of thought and nature in- 
 vestigated. L., 1863 . . . 15-237 
 
 Neale, F. Thine and mine; or, the stepmother's 
 reward 18-2325 
 
 Neale, F. A. Eight years in Syria, Palestine, and 
 
 Asia Minor, from 1842 to 1850. L. , 1852. 2 v. 
 
 28^-156 
 
 — Narrative of a residence in Siam. L., 1853 
 
 28''-152 
 
 Neale, J. M. Essays on liturgiology and church his- 
 tory. 2d ed. L., 1867. 8» . 32-1964 
 
 — History of the holy eastern church. L., 1847-50. 
 
 4 V. 8° 32-868 
 
 — History of the so-called Jansenist church of 
 
 Holland ; with some account of the brothers 
 of the common life. Oxf., 1858. 8" 32-797 
 
 Neale, W. J. The lost ship . , . 18-2329 
 
 Neale. See Ncele ; Neill. 
 
 Neauder, A. J. W. The Emperor Julian and his 
 generation ; an historical picture. Trans, by 
 G. V. Cox. N. Y., 1850 . . 32-732 
 
 — General history of the Christian religion and 
 
 church. Trans, by J. Torrey. B., 1851-4. 
 6 V. 8" 32-348 
 
 — History of the Christian religion and church 
 
 during the three first centuries. Trans, by H. 
 J. Rose. Ph., 1848. 8° , . 82-347 
 
 — History of the planting and training of the Chris- 
 
 tian church by the apostles ; with Antignosti- 
 kus, or, spirit of TcrtuUian. Trans, by J. E. 
 Rylaud. L., 1856. 3 v. , . 32-648 
 
 Neander, A. J. W. Lectures on the history of 
 Christian dogmas. Trans, by J. E. Rylaud. 
 L., 1858. 2 V 83-795 
 
 — Life and times of St. Bernard. Trans, by M. 
 
 Wrench. L., 1843 . . . 30-1220 
 
 — The life of Jesus Christ, in its historical connec- 
 
 tion and historical development. Trans, by 
 J. McClintock, and C. E. Blumenthal. N. 
 Y., 1848. 8» . . . . 32-8 
 
 — Life of St. Chrysostom. Trans, by J. C. Staple- 
 
 ton, L., 1845. 8° . . , 82-967 
 
 — Memorials of Christian life in the early and mid- 
 
 dle ages; including his "Light in dark 
 places." Trans, by J. E. Ryland. L., 1852 
 
 82-649 
 
 Near and heavenly horizons. Mme A. de Gasparin 
 
 33-979 
 
 Near home ; or, the countries of Europe described, 
 with anecdotes and numerous illustrations. 
 By the autlior of "Line upon line." N. Y., 
 1853 . •• , . . . 27''-275 
 Nearer and dearer. E. Bradley . , 18-302 
 
 Nebelin, C. E. The great day of atonement ; or, 
 meditations and prayers on the last twenty- 
 four hours of Jesus Christ ; ed. by Mrs. C. 
 Mackenzie. B., 1859 , . . 83-3377 
 Nebraska. E. E. Hale . . . 36»-831 
 
 Necessity. Bray, C. Philosophy of , 15-304 
 
 — See Will. 
 
 Necker, J. On the French revolution. L., 1797. 
 
 2 V. 8" 37''-1834 
 
 Necker de Saussure, A. A. Study of the life of 
 
 woman. Ph., 1844 . . . 33-450 
 
 — Education progi'essive ; ou, etude du cours de 
 
 la vie. P., 1856 .... 84-3728 
 Necromancers, lives of. W. Godwin . 15-173 
 
 Ned Allen. D. Hannay , . . 18-1885 
 Nedham, M. Excellencie of a free state. L., 1767 
 
 3-814 
 
 Ned Myers. J. F. Cooper ... . 18-737 
 
 Ned Nevins, the newsboy. H. Morgan 18-8763 
 Ned's motto. By author of " Win and wear" 
 
 18-3657 
 
 Needles, E. Historical memoir of the Pennsylvania 
 society for promotmg the abolition of slavery. 
 Ph., 1848. 8° . . , , 3-993 
 
 Needlework, knitting, etc. Delamotte, F. Em- 
 broiderer's book of design . , 5-534 
 
 — Ladies' self-instructor , . , 6-196 
 
 — Lambert, Miss. Handbookof needlework 6-195 
 
 — Stephens, A. S. Frank Leslie's portfolio 6-987 
 
 — Wilton, Countess of. The art of needlework 
 
 . . 6-329 
 
 — See Knitting. 
 
 Neele, H. Lectures on English poetry. L., 1839 
 
 23-642 
 
 Neele. See Neale. 
 
 Nefilen, J. Der Vetter aus Schwaben. TJlm, 1840 
 
 34-591 
 
 Nesrlected fact in English history. H. C. Coote 
 
 27''-291 
 
 Negroes. Armistead, W. Tribute for the negro 
 
 29^-260 
 
 — Bacon, B. C, Statistics of the colored people of 
 
 Phila 2-990 
 
 — Brown, W. W. The black man ; his antece- 
 
 dents and achievements . . 80-1439 
 
 The negro and the American rebellion 
 
 36'>-873 
 
 — Burton, R. F. The negro's place in nature 
 
 S8''-457 
 
 — Campbell, J. Negromaaiia . . 39»-324 
 
 — Gregoire, H. Faculties, literature, etc., of 
 
 29^-362 
 
 — Nell, W. C. Colored patriots of the American 
 
 revolution 30-861 
 
 — Pim, B. The negro and Jamaica . 86''-971 
 
 — Yan Evrie, J. H. Negroes and negro slavery 
 
 . , 29''-325 
 
 — See Africa ; Slavery ; United States. 
 
NEIDHAED. 
 
 415 
 
 NEUTRALITY. 
 
 Neidharci, C. Diphtheria in the United States from 
 1860 to 186G ; with an account of its nature 
 and homoeopathic treatment. N. Y., 1867. 
 
 8" 10-759 
 
 Neighbor Jacliwood. J. T. Trowbridge 18-3826 
 Neighbors' wives. J. T. Trowbridge . 18-3320 
 Neighbours. Frederika Bremer . . 18-400,1 
 Neighbors of Russia, etc. J. R. Morell 27»-2954 
 Neilgherries, observations on. R. Baikie 28''-504 
 Neill, E. D. The Fairfaxes of England and Amer- 
 ica in the seventeentli and eighteenth centu- 
 ries ; including letters from Hon. William 
 Fairfax, and his sons. Alb., 1868. 8° 
 
 30-1962 
 
 — History of Minnesota ; from the earlist French 
 
 explorations to the present time. Ph., 1858. 
 8° 26''-377 
 
 — Terra Marine ; or, threads of Maryland colonial 
 
 history. Rh., 1867 . '^ . . 26''-880 
 Neill, P. Fruit, flower, and kitchen garden. 4th ed. 
 
 Ph., 1851 4-53 
 
 ■ — J. Hay, and J. Macdonald. Journal of a horti- 
 cultural tour through some parts of Flanders, 
 Holland, and the north of France in 1817. 
 E., 1823. 8° . . . . 27'^-695 
 Neill. See Neal ; Neale ; Neele. 
 Neligan, J. M. Atlas of cutaneous diseases. Ph., 
 1859. 4« 10-461 
 
 — Medicines ; their uses and mode of administra- 
 
 tion ; with notes, by D. W. Reese. 3d ed. 
 N. Y., 1859. 8° . . . . 10-309 
 
 Nell, W. C. Colored patriots of the American rev- 
 olution ; with a brief survey of the condition 
 and prospects of colored Americans. B., 1855 
 
 30-861 
 
 Nelly Brooke. Florence Marryat . 18-2096 
 
 Nellie Netterville ; or, one of the transplanted. By 
 the author of " Wild times," etc. 18-4137 
 Nellie Norton. E. W. Warren . . 26''-1950 
 Nellie of Truro. Mrs. Homblower . 18-1496 
 Nelly Bracken. A. C. Bradford . . 18-891 
 
 Nelson, H., Ld. Charnock, J. Memoirs of 80-1513 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Nelson . . 34-3467 
 
 — Parsons, G. S. Nelsonian reminiscences 
 
 27''-925 
 
 — Pettigrew, T. J. Life of . . 30-398 
 
 — Southey, R. Life of . . . 30-899 
 
 — Tucker, J. M. Life and naval memoirs of 
 
 80-1361 
 
 Nelson, R. Companion for the festivals and fasts 
 of the church of England ; with collects and 
 prayers for each solemnity. L. , 1739. 8" 
 82-59 
 
 — Same. L., 1782. 8" . . . 32-59» 
 Nelson, R., M.D. Asiatic cholera; its origin and 
 
 spread ; its causes, symptoms, and pathology, 
 
 and the various modes of treatment analyzed. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 10-626 
 
 Nelsonian reminiscences. G. S. Parsons 27''-925 
 Nemesis. M. V. H. Terhune . . 18-3178 
 Nemesis of power. J. A. St. John . 2-844 
 
 Nennius's history of the Britons [in Giles' six old 
 
 English chronicles] . . . 27=^-449 
 Nepaul. See Katmandu. 
 
 Nepenthe. By the author of " Olie " . 18-2828 
 Nepos, C. Lives of eminent comraandei'S. Trans. 
 
 by J. S. Watson. L., 1853 . 29^-76 
 
 — See Justin. 
 
 Nero. Abbott, J. History of . . 80-730 
 
 Nerval, 6. de. See Labrunie de Nerval. 
 Nervous system. Althaus, J. Epilepsy, hysteria, 
 and ataxy 10-728 
 
 — Bell, Sir C. N. s. of the human body 10-203 
 
 — Brown-Sequard, C. E. Physiology and path- 
 
 ology of 10-286 
 
 — Carter, R. B. Influence of education and train- 
 
 ing 10-414 
 
 — Dunbar, J. R. W. Essay on . . 10-79,80 
 
 — Erichsen, J. E. Railway and other injuries of 
 
 . - 10-748 
 
 Nervous system. Flourens, P. Recherches experi- 
 mentales 34-4893 
 
 — Grimes, J. S. New system of nervous physi- 
 
 ology 10-509 
 
 — Hall, M. Lectures on . . . 10-615 
 
 — Harvey, J. Restoration of nervous functions 
 
 10-597 
 
 — Ley, H. Pathology of the nerves . 10-532 
 
 — Lobstein, J. F. Human sympathetic nerve 
 
 10-75 
 
 — Mitchell, S. W., et al. Gunshot wounds and 
 
 other injuries of the nerves . 10-416 
 
 — Noble, D. Human mind in its relations with 
 
 15-229 
 
 — Prochaska, G. Functions of . . 10-686 
 
 — Radcliffe, C. B. Convulsive affections of 
 
 10-243 
 
 — Reid, J. Hypochondriacal and other nervous 
 
 affections 1 0-742 ;464 
 
 — Schroeder van der Kolk, J. L. C. Spinal cord ; 
 
 epilepsy 10-694 
 
 — Smith, J. A. Prelections on . . 10-523 
 
 — Spurzheim, G. General view of . 10-611 
 
 — Tweedee, A., (ed.) Dissertations on nervous 
 
 diseases 10-584 
 
 — See Atrophy ; Brain ; Diseases ; Emotional dis- 
 
 orders ; Epilepsy ; Mind ; Meningitis ; Neu- 
 ralgia ; Paralysis. 
 
 Nest, A. R. van. See Van Nest. 
 
 Nestorians. Badger, G. P. Nestorians and their 
 rituals 82-1791 
 
 — Grant, Asahel. The Nestorians; or, the lost 
 
 tribes 32-98 
 
 — Laurie, T. Dr. Grant, and the mountain Nesto- 
 
 rians 82-441 
 
 Woman and her saviour in Persia 32-1077 
 
 Netherlands. Barrett, M. William the Silent and 
 the Netherland war . . . 27''-2542 
 
 — Brodrick, T. Late war, 1702-92 . 27''-2546 
 
 — Burney, C. Tour to collect materials for history 
 
 of music 5-1041 
 
 — Ellis, G. Revolution in the Dutch republic 
 
 27''-2616 
 
 — Grattan, T. C. History of . . 27''-2599 
 
 — Leicester, R. Dudley, earl of. Correspondence, 
 
 1585,6 . . . . V. 27 of 27M95 
 
 — Motley, J. L. Rise of the Dutch republic 
 
 27^-2632 
 
 United Netherlands . . . 27=^-2638 
 
 — Nugent, T. Grand tour . . . 27''-381 
 
 — Quinet, E. Fondation de la republique 84-8956 
 Marnix de Saint-Aldegonde . 34-8956 
 
 — Schiller, F. The revolt of v. 1 and 2 of 83-128 
 
 — Wilson, W. R. Travels in . . 27''-827 
 
 — See Belgium ; Flanders ; Holland ; Pays-Bas. 
 Nett duties and drawbacks. T. Langham 1-45 
 Nettleship, J. T. Essays on Robert Browning's 
 
 poetry. L., 1868 . . . 22-1162 
 
 Neubauer, 0., and J. Vogel. Guide to the qualita- 
 tive and quantitative analysis of the urine ; de- 
 signed especially for the use of medical men. 
 Trans, by W. O. Markham. L., 1863. 8° 
 
 10-831 
 
 Neuf mois aux Etats-Unis. M. G. Hurt-Binet 
 
 34-3964 
 
 Neuman and Barrett's dictionary of the Spanish 
 
 and English languages ; improved by M. 
 
 Seoane. L. 2 v. 8° . . 22-184 
 
 Neuralgia. Althaus, J. On paralysis, neuralgia, &c. 
 
 10-411 
 
 — Downing, C. T. Treatment of . 10-422 
 
 — Harvey, J. Hypodermic treatment of 10-597 
 
 — Harvey, W. Neuralgia as affecting the head 
 
 and the ear 10-200 
 
 — See Nervous system. 
 
 Neuro-therapeutics. Chapman, J. General princi- 
 ples of 10-85 
 
 Neutrality. Madison, J. Examination of British 
 doctrine on neutral trade . v. 2 of 26^-725 
 
 — See International law ; U. S., war of 1861-5. 
 
NEUVAINE. 
 
 416 
 
 NEW. 
 
 Neuvaine de la chandeleur. C. Nodier 34-3605 
 
 Never forgotten. P. Fitzgerald . . 18-1091 
 
 Never too late to mend. Clias. Reade . 18-2587 
 
 Neveu de Rameau, le. D. Diderot . 34-5225 
 
 Nevin, A. Churches of the valley ; or, an historical 
 
 sketch of the old presbyteriau congregations 
 
 of Cumberland and Franklin counties in 
 
 Penna. Ph., 1852 . . . 32-1036 
 
 — Guide to the oracles ; or, the bible student's 
 
 vade-mecum. Lancaster, Pa., 1857 32-742 
 Nevin, E. H. City of God. Lancaster, 1868 
 
 32-2450 
 
 Nevius, H. S. C. Our life in China . 28''-598 
 Nevius, J. L. China and the Chinese. N. Y., 1869 
 
 28''-607 
 
 New, A. H. History of Austria. L. . 27''-2644 
 New age of gold. R. D. Romaine . 30-1610 
 New and general biographical dictionary. L., 1798. 
 
 15 V. 8" 30-1693 
 
 New and the old. J. W. Palmer . . 29''-159 
 
 New atlas of the British West Indies, with a general 
 
 map of the West India islands, and of the 
 
 island of Hispaniola. Pub. by Coale and 
 
 Thomas. Bait., 1810. 4» . . 25-304 
 
 New atlantis. F. Bacon . . . 2-807 
 
 New atmosphere. Miss A. E. Dodge . 33-475 
 
 New Bedford free public library. Annual reports 
 
 1853-7,59-64,67,8. 8" . . . 21-438 
 
 — Catalogue of library . . . 21-436 
 Supplement (1869) . . . 21-437 
 
 New birth, the. A. Phelps . . . 82-2286 
 New book of nonsense — contribution to the great 
 central fair. Ph., 1864 . . 5-438 
 
 New brick church. C. Bobbins . . 32-1610 
 New Britain. [Utopian.] Mr. Ellis . 2-1033 
 
 New Brunswick. Gesner, A. Notes on 26''-349 
 
 — Munro, A. Outline of . . . 26^-617 
 New Cratylus. J. W. Donaldson . 22-421 
 New Christian church. Job Abbott . 32-624 
 
 — See Swedenborgianism. 
 
 New church. See Swedenborgianism. 
 
 New covering to the velvet cushion . 18-2332 
 
 New dispensation. See Swedenborgianism. 
 
 New disquisition, concerning the society of the 
 Jesuits. Trans, from " Nouvelles considera- 
 tions," &c., printed at Versailles, 1817. L,, 
 1817. 8» 32-199 
 
 New double acrostic, the. By A. A. Y. L., 1867 
 20-198 
 
 New England. Abbott, J. Marco Paul's travels 
 26^-382 to 4 
 
 — Bushnell, H. The fathers of . . 26^-32 
 
 — Carey, M. Pretensions of N. E. to commercial 
 
 preeminence .... 1-17 
 
 — Carter, R. Cruise on the coast of . 26''-498 
 
 — Carver, J. Sketches of . . . 26''-14 
 
 — Dwight, T. Travels in . . . 26''-30 
 
 — Elliott, C. W. History of . . 26''-352 
 
 — Gookin, D. Historical account of the doings 
 
 and sufferings of the Christian Indians 
 y. 2 ol" 26^^-636 
 
 — Hood, G. Music in . . . 5-1002 
 
 — Hubbard, W. General history to 1680 26=^-388 
 Indian wars in . . . 26''-106,800 
 
 — Johnson, E. Wonder working providence of 
 
 Sions Saviour .... 26''-388 
 
 — Josselyn, J. New England's rarities discovered 
 
 V. 4of26»-636 
 
 — Levett, C Voyage in 1623. v. 2 26"-645 
 
 — Lilly, L. History of . . . 2e''-1029 
 
 — Mather, C. Magnalia Christi Americana 32-135 
 
 — Moore, J. B. Lives of the governors of New 
 
 Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay 30-1080 
 
 — Morse and Parrish. History of . 26''-147 
 
 — Morton, N. New England's memorial 26'»-464 
 
 — Palfrey, J. G. History of . . 26^-399 
 
 — Prince, T. Annals of . 2 ser. y. 7 26''-388 
 Chronological history of . . 26''-637 
 
 — Samuels, E. A. Ornithology and Oology in 
 
 9-704 
 
 New England. Savage, J. Genealogical dictionary 
 of the first settlers of . . , 30-1454 
 
 — Silliman, B. Tour between Hartford and Que- 
 
 bec, 1819 26'^-119 
 
 — Smith, J. T. Northmen in . . 26"-186 
 
 — Strock, D. Pictorial history of King Philip's 
 
 war 26='-583 
 
 — Tudor, W. Letters on the eastern states 
 
 26'>-593 
 
 — Uhden, H. F. New England theocracy 26»-401 
 
 — Whittier, J. G. Supernaturalism of 26^-199 
 
 — Winthrop, J. History of . . 26-'-232,3 
 
 — See Indian wars ; Pilgrim fathers; Plymouth; 
 
 Puritans ; and names of divisions. 
 New England business directory. B., 1860. 8" 
 
 25-166 
 
 New England farm house. N. H. Chamberlain 
 
 T . . . . 18-610 
 
 New England historical and genealogical register. 
 
 V. 1-22. B., 1847-68. 8° . . 26''-712 
 New England tale. C. M. Sedgwick . 18-2793 
 New England tragedies. H. W. Longfellow 24-229 
 New England tragedies in prose. R. H. Allen 
 
 ; . 26^-1039 
 
 New Englander, the. v. 23-7. New Haven, 1864. 
 
 8" 17-79 
 
 New"examen." J.Paget . . . 27''-9l0 
 New exegesis of Shakespeare ; interpretation of his 
 
 principal characters and plays on the principle 
 
 of races. E., 1859. 8» . . 24-92 
 
 New flower for children. L. M. Child 18-640 
 
 New gospel of peace ; according to St. Benjamin. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 18-3793 
 
 New Granada. Holton, I. F. Twenty months in the 
 
 Andes 26^-320 
 
 — See Bogota ; Panama. 
 
 New guide to German conversation. L. Pylodet 
 
 22-209 
 
 New Guinea. Fleurieu, C. P. C. de. Discoveries to 
 southeast of 29t'-525 
 
 — See Eastern archipelago. 
 
 New Hampshire. Barstow, G. History of 26='-398 
 
 — Belknap, J. History and description of 26''-12 
 
 — Chase. F. Sketches from early history 26''-596 
 
 — Festivals of the sons of . . . 26'"-588 
 
 — Kidder, F. History of the first N. H. regiment 
 
 26^-965 
 
 — See Concord ; Mason ; Portsmouth ; White mts. 
 New Haven. Bacon, L. Historical discourses 
 
 26^243 
 
 — Kingsley, J. L. Historical discourse on 26*-463 
 
 — See Yale college. 
 
 New home— who'll follow ? Mrs. C. M. Kirkland 
 18-1787 
 
 New Jersey. Acts of the general assembly, from 
 the establishment of the present government 
 to 1783 ; with the constitution prefixed. Tren- 
 ton, 1784. fo . . . . 2-483 
 
 — Barber, J. W. Historical collections of 26"-10 
 
 — Boyd, W. H. Business directory of, 1860 
 
 25-167 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H., and T. S. Arthur. History 
 
 of 26^-516 
 
 — Cook, G. H. Geology of . . 9-342 
 
 — Doane, G. W. Goodly heritage of Jerseymen 
 
 26"-611 
 
 — Field, R. S. Provincial courts of . 26°-258 
 
 — Foster, J. Y. N. J. in the rebellion 26''-1015 
 
 — Gordon, T. F. History of . . 26''-88 
 
 — Guide-book of central railroad of . 26''-48o 
 
 — Johnson, R. G. First settlement of Salem 
 
 26''-611 
 
 — Kitchen, W. Report on geology of, 1855 9-247 
 
 — Mulford, I. 8. Civil and political history of 
 
 26^-148 
 
 — Rogers, H. D. Final report on geology of 9-288 
 
 — Thomas, G. Historical and geographical ac- 
 
 count of West N. J. . . . 26=^-1050 
 
 — Todd, S. E. Agricultural and horticultural ad- 
 
 vantages of 4r-310 
 
NEW. 
 
 417 
 
 NEW. 
 
 New Jersey. Whitehead, W. A. Early history of 
 Pertli Amboy, and adjoining country 26*-337 
 
 New Jersey historical society. Collections, v. 3. 
 Field, R. S. Provincial courts . 26»-258 
 
 — Collections, v. .5. Stevens, H. Index to col- 
 
 onial documents .... 26''-639 
 New Jerusalem. See Swedenborgianism. 
 New manual of private devotions. 3d Am. ed. N. 
 
 Y., 1817 82-1481 
 
 New Mexico. Bartlett, J. R. Mexican boundary 
 
 survey . . . . . . 26''-270 
 
 — Davis, W. W. H. El Gringo . 26''-316 
 
 — Edwards, F. S. Campaign in, with Col. Doni- 
 
 piian 26''-32 
 
 — Simpson, J. H. Military reconnoissance 26''-227 
 
 — See Topographical bureau reports . 26''-481 
 New mirror : a Saturday paper ; ed. by Q. P. Mor- 
 ris and N. P. Willis, v. 2,3. N. Y., 1843,4. 
 8° 17-73 
 
 New monthly magazine, [Colburn's.] v. 129-144. 
 L., 1863-9. 8° . . . . 17-78 
 
 New Netherlands. See New York. 
 
 New Orleans. Confederate states' war department ; 
 proceedings of a court of inquiry relative to 
 fall of 26''-1560 
 
 — Hall, A. O. Manhattaner in . . 26*>-4.')9 
 
 — Part on. J. Gen. Butler in New O. 26''-535 
 
 — Reed, E. H. Life of A. P. Dostie ; or, the con- 
 
 flict in N. 30-2306 
 
 — Report of the sanitary commission of, on the 
 
 epidemic yellow fever. N. O., 1854. 8° 
 10-719 
 
 — Report on riots .... 26=«-9r)l 
 New Orleans as I found it. H. Didymus 18-3648 
 New pictures and old panels. J. Doran 33-899 
 New planet, a discourse concerning. J. Wiikins 
 
 l-'-113 
 
 New priest. R. T. Lowell . . . 18-1951 
 New process in painting, account of . 5-435 
 
 New purchase. B. R. Hall . . . 18-1329 
 New Rome. T. Poesche, and C. Goepp 2-827 
 
 New sketches of everyday life. F. Bremer 
 
 18-396,403 
 
 New South Wales. Harrington, G. Voyage to 
 
 29»'-306 
 
 — Braim, T. H. History of . . 29»-4 
 
 — Lang, J. D. Historical and statistical account 
 
 of 29»-124 
 
 — Marioribanks, A. Travels in . 29*>-82 
 
 — Mudie, J. Felony of . . . 29''-247 
 
 — Transactions of Port Jackson and Norfolk 
 
 island, and discoveries of New South Wales 
 and the Southern ocean . . 29''-505 
 
 — White, J. Voyage to . . . 29''-515 
 
 — See Australasia. 
 New Spain. See Mexico. 
 
 New state of England. Guy Miege . 27''-797 
 New stories by the Christmas fire. C. Dickens 
 
 18-858 
 
 New Sydenham society publications, v. 1-36. L., 
 1859-68. 8°. viz. : 
 
 — Addison, T. Writings (36) . . 10-842 
 
 — Atlas of portraits of diseases of the skin (9,14, 
 
 17,24,27,29,34) . . . . 10-1009 
 
 — Bernutz, G., and E. Goupil. Diseases of wo- 
 
 men (28,31) .... 10-835 
 
 — Biennial retrospect of medicine (32) 10-838 
 
 — Bright, R. Abdominal tumours, etc. (6) 10-696 
 
 — Casper, J. L. Forensic medicine (12,16,21,26) 
 
 10-700 
 
 — Diday, P. Syphilis in infants (1) . 10-691 
 
 — Donders, F. C. Accommodation and refrac- 
 
 tion of the eye (22) . . . 10-832 
 
 — Frerich, F. T. Diseases of the liver (7,13) 
 
 10-697 
 
 — Gooch, R. Diseases of women and children, 
 
 etc. (2) 10-692 
 
 — Griesingen, W, Mental pathology and thera- 
 
 peutics (33) 10-839 
 
 — Hebra, F. Diseases of the skin (30) 10-837 
 
 New Sydenham society publications. Kramer, W. 
 Aural surgery (18) . . . 10-830 
 
 — Neubauer and Vogel. Analysis of urine (20) 
 
 10-831 
 
 — Semple, R. H. Memoirs on diphtheria (3) 
 
 10-693 
 
 — Selected monographs, by Czermah, Dusch, 
 
 Schroeder van der Kolk, Radicke, Esmarch 
 (11) 10-699 
 
 — Selected monographs, by Kussmaul, Tenner, 
 
 Wagner, Graefe (5) . . . 10-695 
 
 — Schrceder van der Kolk, J. L. C. Spinal cord ; 
 
 Medulla oblongata; Epilepsy (4) 10-694 
 
 — Trousseau, A. Clinical medicine (35) 10-841 
 
 — Year-book of medicine and surgery, and their 
 
 allied sciences (8,10,15,19,23,25) 10-698 
 
 — See Sydenham society. 
 
 New tales. Mrs. A. Opie . . v. 2 of 18-2394 
 
 New testament. See Bible. 
 
 New themes for the protestant clergy. S. Colwell 
 
 32-364 
 
 New voyage round the world. D. De Foe 18-3696 
 New west. C. L. Brace . . . 26''-658 
 New world, discovery of. J. Wiikins 12-113 
 
 New York annual register. E. Williams 26''-776 
 New York boarding-houses, physiology of. T. B. 
 
 Gunn 18-1299 
 
 New York city. Government and Society. 
 
 — Annual reports of governors of almshouses 
 
 2-981 
 
 — Old brewery at five points . . 32-294 
 
 — Peirce, B. K. Half century with juvenile de- 
 
 linquents 2-997 
 
 — Report of the council of the citizens' association 
 
 upon the sanitary condition of the city 10-548 
 
 — Report of the city inspector for 1859. 8° 
 
 26''-901 
 
 — Report of the comptroller for 1859. 2 v. 8" 
 
 26»-898 
 
 — Report of the Croton aqueduct department for 
 
 1859. 8» 26''-899 
 
 — Report of fire department, 1860 . 26»-900 
 
 — Report of street commissioner for 1860 8" 
 
 26''-902 
 
 — Smith, M. H. Sunshine and shadow in 20''-692 
 
 — Thompson, M. M. Witches of . 33-844 
 
 — Valentine, D. T. Manual of the corporation 
 
 26^-897 
 
 — See Prison association. 
 
 — Educational and literary institutions. 
 
 — Apprentices' library catalogue . 21-446 
 
 — Astor library catalogue . .• . 21-448 
 
 — Historical society library. Catalogue of printed 
 
 books. N. Y., 1859. 8° . . 21-452 
 
 — Mercantile library catalogue . 21-456 to 461 
 
 — Wynne, J. Private libraries of . 21-290 
 
 — History, description, etc. 
 
 — Belden, E. P. N, Y. past, present and future 
 
 26^-539 
 
 — Booth, M. L. History of , . 26''-420 
 
 — Browne, J. H. The great metropolis 26*'-700 
 
 — Child, L. M. Letters from . . 26»'-621 
 
 — Francis, J. W. Old New York . 26=^-376 
 
 — Horsmanden, D. History of the negro plot 
 
 [1741] 26«-488 
 
 — Richards, T. A. Guide to central park 26>'-569 
 
 — Valentine, D. T. History of . 26»-311 
 
 — Wilson, H. Trow's N. Y. directory, from May 
 
 1st, 1864, to May 1st, 1870 . . 25-158 
 
 — See Churches. 
 
 New York city during the American revolution ; 
 from manuscripts in possession of the mer- 
 cantile library association. N. Y., 1861. 4» 
 
 26''-1217 
 
 New York mirror, 'v. 9,11-15,19,20. N.Y., 1841-42. 
 
 4° 17-513 
 
 New York review, v. 2-10. N. Y., 1838-42. 8» 
 
 17-80 
 
 New York state. Law and politics. 
 
 — Code of procedure .... 2-285 
 
 27 
 
NEW. 
 
 418 
 
 NEWMAN. 
 
 New York state. Law and politics. 
 
 — Draft of penal code .... 2-226 
 
 — Hammond, J. D. History of political parties 
 
 26»-97 
 
 — Commerce and finance. 
 
 — Chamber of commerce of the state of New 
 
 York. Annual reports. N. Y., 1859-66. 8 v. 
 
 8° 1-94 
 
 Report in relation to collisions at sea. N. 
 
 Y., 1858. 8» . . . . _ 1-210 
 Proceedinffs at the opening of their new 
 
 room. N. Y., 1858. 8» . . 1-210 
 Proceedings on the burning of the ship 
 
 Brilliant by the pirate Alabama. N. Y., 
 
 1862. 8" 1-210 
 
 Report of select committee on quarantine. 
 
 N. Y., 1859. 8° . . . . 10-536 
 
 — Hickcox, J. H. Bills of credit . 1-325 
 
 — Insui'ance department. Annual report of the 
 
 superintendent. Alb., 1847. 8° . 1-193 
 
 — Keyes, E. W. Special report on savings banks 
 
 1-252 
 
 — Report of superintendent relative to savings 
 
 banks (1868) .... 1-251 
 
 — See Canals. 
 
 — Educational and literary institutions. 
 
 — American institute. Catalogue of library 
 
 21-444,5 
 
 Transactions .... 6-801 
 
 — Cabinet of natural history. Tenth annual I'e- 
 
 port of the regents of the university on the 
 condition of the cabinet, and the historical 
 and antiquarian collection connected there- 
 with. Alb., 1857. 8° . . 9-1037 
 
 — Natural history of . . . . 9-1224 to 9 
 
 — Randall, S. S. Common school system of 
 
 13-176 
 
 — State library. Catalogue: 1, General library; 
 
 2, Law library ; 3, Maps, manuscripts, en- 
 gravings, etc. Alb.,' 1856,7. 3 v. 8" 21-380 
 
 Catalogue for 1861-65. Alb., 1861-65 2 v. 
 
 8° . . . . . . 21-381 
 
 Annual reports for 1854, 7, 60,1, 3. 8» 21-379 
 
 — University, 78th to 85th annual reports of re- 
 
 gents. Alb., 1862-8. 7 V. 8° . 13-154 
 
 — History and description. 
 
 — Abbott, J. Marco Paul's travels . 26b-380,l 
 
 — Brodhead, J. R. History of (1609-1664) 
 
 26'^299 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H., and T. S. Arthur. History 
 
 of 26='-515 
 
 — Davis, A. New York as it was . 26''-649 
 
 — D wight, T. Travels in . . . 26''-30 
 
 — Forest arcadia of Northern N. Y. . 26''-500 
 
 — Hammond, S. H. Hills, lakes, and forest 
 
 streams 26"-265 
 
 Wild northern scenes . . 26''-326 
 
 — Hotchkin, J. H. History of western N. Y. 
 
 26M051 
 
 — Macauley, J. Natural, statistical, and civil his- 
 
 tory of 26^-657 
 
 — O'Callaghan, E. B. Documentary history of 
 
 26^-394 
 
 Documents relating to colonial history of 
 
 26''-1211 
 
 History of New Netherlands . 26'»-151 
 
 — Ross, J. H. What I saw in . . 26''-537 
 
 — Smith, W. History of, to 1732 . 26-'-185 
 
 — Squier, E. G. Antiquities of . 26»-285 
 
 — Street, A. B. Woods and waters . 26»'-385 
 
 — Turner, O. Pioneer history of the Holland 
 : purchase of 26''-286 
 
 — Watson, J. F. Annalsof city and state 26"-219 
 Historic tales of olden times . 26''-250 
 
 — See Adirondack ; Catskill mountains ; Long 
 
 island; Rochester; Tryonco. ; Trenton falls ; 
 and otlier names of parts. 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Asher, G. M. Dutch books and pamphlets rela- 
 
 ting to New Netherland . . 21-315 
 
 New York state. Miscellany. 
 
 — Brown, H. Anti-masouick excitement in 
 
 26''-584 
 
 — Eddy, R. Sixtieth regiment state volunteers 
 
 26»-565 
 
 — Business directory for 1864 . . 25-165 
 
 — Census for 1865, prepared by F. B. Hough. 
 
 Alb., 1867. f^ . . . . 26»-1334 
 
 — French, J. H. Gazetteer of . . 25-120 
 
 — Geological map of the state of. By legislative 
 
 authority, 1842 . . . v. 5 of 9-1226 
 
 — See Orange county. 
 
 New York historical society. See Motley, J. L. ; 
 
 New York city. 
 New Yorker in the foreign office. H. Wikoff 27''-67 
 New Zealand. Brown, Wm. N. Z. and its abo- 
 rigines 29''-263 
 
 — Carey, C. B. Late war in - . . 29''-149 
 
 — Gorst, J. E. Maori king . . 29='-l52 
 
 — Grey, Sir G. Ancient traditional history of 
 
 32-880 
 
 — Hursthouse, C. Zealandia, the Britain of the 
 
 south 29i'-143 
 
 — Jiimeson, R. G. Travels in . . 29'^-29 
 
 — Marjoribanks, A. Travels in . 29^-83 
 
 — Muter, Mrs. Travels and adventures in 29''-260 
 
 — Russell, M. Account of . . 29^-35 
 
 — Swaiuson, N. N. Colonization of 28*'-305 
 
 — Thompson, A. S. Story of . . 28»-175 
 
 — Tucker, Miss. Gospel in . . 28''-12l 
 
 — AViiliams, W. Christianity in . 32-1917 
 New Zealanders. L. E. K. L., 1830 . 29"-288 
 Newark, directory of, 1800. W. H. Boyd 25-167 
 Newberry, J. S. See Worthen, A. H., et al. 
 Newbury, H. May Bell ; or, duty before pleasure 
 
 18-2331 
 
 Newcomb, H. Cyclopaedia of missions. N. Y., 
 1854. 8» 32-1625 
 
 — Young lady's guide to the harmonious devel- 
 
 opment of Christian character. N. Y., 1853 
 
 32-450 
 
 Newcomb, S. Critical examination of our financial 
 policy during the southern rebellion. N. Y., 
 1865 1-246 
 
 — See U. S. naval observatory. 
 Newcome, W. See English harmony. 
 Newcomes. W. M. Thackeray . . 18-3194 
 Newell, Mrs. H., life and writings of. Ph., 1831 
 
 30-401 
 
 Newell, R. H. Avery Glibun . . 18-3918 
 
 — Orpheus C. Kerr papers . . . 18-2400 
 
 — The martyr president: a poem. N. Y., 1865 
 
 23-794 
 
 — Palace beautiful, and other poems. N. Y., 1865 
 
 ■ 23-753 
 
 — Smoked glass 18-2399 
 
 Newfoundland. Juke, J. B. Excursions in, 1839,40 
 
 26''-58 
 
 Newgate calendar. A. Knapp, and W. Baldwin 
 27''-695 
 
 Newhall, F. C. With Gen. Sheridan in Lee's last 
 campaign. Ph., 1866 . . . 26"-836 
 
 Newhall, W. S. Wistar, Mrs. O. Memoir of 
 
 30-1951 
 
 Newhouse, S., et al. The trapper's guide; a manual 
 of instructions for capturing all kinds of fui"- 
 bearing animals, and curing their skins. N. 
 Y., 1869. 8° . . . . 20-427 
 
 Newington, history of church in. J. Brace 26*-611 
 
 Newkomm, S. David : an oratorio ; words by J. 
 Webb. B. Obi. 4» . . . 5-1012 
 
 Newland, A.,lifeof. J.D.Collier . 30-2314 
 
 Newland, H. Forest scenes in Norway and Sweden; 
 being extracts from the journal of a fisher- 
 man. L., 1854 .... 27^-357 
 
 Newlight, Aristarchus. [Pseud.] See Whately, R. 
 
 Newman. Manual of harmonious coloring, as ap- 
 plied \o photographs ; with papers on lighting 
 and posing the sitter ; ed. by M. Carey Lea. 
 Ph., 1866 6-894 
 
NEWMAN. 
 
 419 
 
 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Newman. Principles and practice of harmonious 
 colouring, in oil, water, and photographic 
 colours, especially as applied to photographs. 
 L., 1859 G-893 
 
 Newman, E. History of British ferns. L., 1854. 
 8» 9-67 
 
 — The insect hunters, and other poems. L. 
 
 9-597 
 
 — Letters of Rusticus on the natural history of 
 
 Godalming ; extracted from the Magazine of 
 natural history, the Entomological magazine, 
 and the Entomologist. L., 1849. 8« 9-944 
 
 Newman, E. M. Monarchs of modern history ; or 
 contemporaneous sovereigns at a glance, from 
 the fall of Rome to the present time. L. 
 29^-105 
 
 Newman, F. W. Handbook of modern Arabic; 
 consisting of a practical grammar, with nu- 
 merous examples, dialogues, and newspaper 
 extracts ; in European type. L., 1866 22-181 
 
 — Lectures on political economy. L., 1851. 8° 
 
 3-170 
 
 — Phases of faith. L., 1865 . . 32-1626 
 
 — Regal Rome; an introduction to Roman history. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 27''-2366 
 
 — The soul ; its sorrows and its aspirations ; an 
 
 essay towards the natural history of the soul, 
 as the true basis of theology. 7th ed. L., 
 1862 32-1645 
 
 — The text of the Iguvine inscriptions, with in- 
 
 terlinear Latin translation and notes. L., 
 1864. 8». Philol. soc, 1864 . 22-488 
 
 Newman, J. F. See Hinds, S., et al. 
 
 Newman, J. H. Apologia pro vita sua ; being a 
 reply to a pamphlet entitled " What then does 
 Dr. Newman mean ?" L., 1864. 8» 32-1419 
 
 — Mr. Kingsley and Dr. Newman ; a correspond- 
 
 ence on the question Avhether Dr. Newman 
 
 teaches that truth is no virtue. L., 1864. 8° 
 
 32-2498 
 
 — OflBce and work of universities. L., 1856 
 
 13-150 
 
 — Remarks on certain passages in the thirty-nine 
 
 articles. N. Y., 1865 . . . 32-1640 
 
 — Verses on various occasions. B., 1868 23-1034 
 
 — See Kingsley, C. 
 
 Newman, J. P. "From Dan to Becrsheba ;" or, 
 the land of promise as it now appears. N. Y., 
 1864 28''-449 
 
 Newman, S. P. Elements of political economy. 
 And., 1835 3-171 
 
 Newman, W. Rhymes and pictures, to illustrate 
 the histories of a quartern loaf, a cup of tea, 
 and a pound of sugai*. L. . . 23-714 
 
 Newmarch, W. See Tooke, T. 
 
 Newnham, W. Human magnetism. L., 1865 
 
 10-768 
 
 — Reciprocal influence of body and mind. L., 
 
 1847. 8° 15-297 
 
 Newport. Channing, G. G. Recollections (1793- 
 1811) 26''-682 
 
 — Mason, G. C. Newport illustrated 26"-536 
 Newsboy. E. O. Smith . . . 18-2933 
 Newsboys, short sermons to. C. L. Brace 32-1792 
 Newspapers. Buckingham, J. T, Specimens of 
 
 newspaper literature . . . 22-950 
 
 — Cogffeshall, W. T. Newspaper record, 1856 
 
 21-145 
 
 — Hunt, F. K. History of . . 22-1099 
 
 — Mitchell, C. Newspaper press directory [Brit- 
 
 ish] 21-333 
 
 — Public ledger building, Philadelphia 6-134 
 
 — Rowell, G. P., & Co. American newspaper 
 
 directory 21-105 
 
 — Wilmer, L. A. Our press-gang . 22-1283 
 
 — See Journalism. 
 Newspapers, bound volumes. 
 
 — [ Andover] Journal of humanity, and herald of 
 
 the American temperance society. May 27, 
 1829, to May 19, .1830: f» . . 17-1013 
 
 Newspapers, bound volumes. 
 
 — [Baltimore] American and commercial adver- 
 
 tiser. 1868-7. 10 V. f> . . 17-1165 
 
 — Boston daily journal. Jan., 1863, to June, 
 
 1865. 5 V. f . . . . 17-1145 
 
 — Chicago tribune [daily]. 1863-70. 1 v. f 
 
 17-1175 
 
 — Cincinnati daily gazette. Jan., 1837, to May 
 
 11,1840,1863-7. 15 V. f« . 17-1171 
 
 — [London] evening mail. L., 1857-60. 8 v. f 
 
 17-1120 
 
 — Times. L., 1861-9. 41 v. f- . 17-1125 
 
 — Louisville daily journal. Jan., 1863, to June, 
 
 1865. 5 V. f» . . . . 17-1151 
 
 — New York gazette and general advertise)-. 
 
 1827. f° 17-1201 
 
 — Commercial advertiser. 1827,31-7. 8 v. f" 
 
 17-1204 
 
 — Courrier des Etats-Unis. 1828-33. 6 v. f" 
 
 17-1001 
 
 — Morning courier and N. Y. enquirer. 1838. 
 
 . ' 17-1141 
 
 — New York daily express. 1840,1. 2 v. i°' 
 
 17-1135 
 
 — New York herald. 1841,2,61-9. 27 v. f 
 
 17-1115 
 
 — New York tribune. April, 1856-60,2-9. 39 
 
 V. f 17-1110 
 
 — Albion, the. 1860. 4» . . . 17-1009 ■ 
 
 — New York times. Jan., 1862, to June, 1863. 
 
 5v. f 17-1095 
 
 — New York journal of commerce. Jan., 1863, 
 
 to June. 1865. 5v. f^ . . 17-1208 
 
 — New York daily news. 1864. 3 v. f« 17-1101 
 
 — World, the. 1865-9. 12 v. f" . 17-1105 
 
 — [Paris] la patrle. 1863,4. 4 v. f» 17-1004 
 
 — Philadelphia, Pennsylvania gazette. Printed 
 
 by B. Franklin and D. Hall, et al. May 10, 
 1753, to Dec. 31, 1754; 1758-60; Aug. 16, 
 1764, to Dec. 27, 1770. 7 v. f . 17-1020 
 
 — Pennsylvania packet ; or, the daily advertiser. 
 
 Sep. 21, 1784, to Dec. 31, 1789. 5 v. f" 17-1024 
 
 — The Mail; or, Claypoole's daily advertiser. 
 
 June, 1791, to June, 1793. 2 v. f" 17-1024 
 
 — Duulap's American daily advertiser. 1793. f" 
 
 • . 17-1024 
 
 — Dunlop and Claypoole's American daily adver- 
 
 tiser. 1794,5. 2 V. f° . . 17-1024 
 
 — Claypoole's American daily advertiser. 1797,8. 
 
 2 V. f 17-1024 
 
 — Poulson's American daily advertiser. Oct. 3, 
 
 1800, to Sept. 29, 1815; 1818-20; 1821-9. 
 27 V. f 17-1030 
 
 — Relf's Philadelphia gazette and daily adver- 
 
 tiser. 1804,6,8-11,16-18,20-22. 13 v. i^ 
 17-1035 
 
 — National gazette and literary register. 1826,8-40. 
 
 14v. f» 17-1065 
 
 — Political and commercial register. July 2, 
 
 1804-16. 14 v. fo . .'' . 17-1040 
 
 — Aurora; or, general advertiser. 1805,9,12,16. 
 
 4 V. f» 17-1046 
 
 — Freeman's journal and Philadelphia mercantile 
 
 advertiser. July 2, 1810, to Dec. 24, 1812,15, 
 16. 5 V. f" . . . . 17-1050 
 
 — Democratic press. 1813,16,26,27. 4 v. f 
 
 17-1055 
 
 — U. S. gazette. 1824. 2 v. f". . 17-1070 
 
 — Philadelphia gazette and daily advertiser. 
 
 1826-31. 9v. f . . . 17-1075 / 
 
 — Mechanics' free press. 1828-30. f* 17-1080 
 
 — Daily chronicle. April 7, 1828, to June 30, 
 
 1830 ; July 7, 1832, to June 30, 1833. 4 v. f»> 
 17-1061 
 
 — Philadelphia price current and commeicial ad- 
 
 vertiser, vl. Oct. 24, 1829, to Oct. 23, 1830. f* 
 
 17-nas 
 
 — North American and United States gazette. 
 
 Ph., 1848-53; 1857 to July, 1860 ; Jan. ta 
 June, 1861 ; July, 1802-9. 30 v. f" 17-U85 
 
NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 420 
 
 NICHOLSON. 
 
 Newspapers, bound volumes. 
 
 — Pennsylvania inquirer. April to Dec, 1831 ; 
 
 Jan. to May, 1833; 1841-48. 18o7 ; May, 
 1860, to Dec, 1863 ; May, 1864, to Dec, 1866. 
 31 V. f 17-1090 
 
 — Commercial list and Philadelphia price current. 
 
 1847,8,1857-9. 3 v. f° . . 17-1195 
 
 — The Press. Aug., 1857, to July, 1869. 28 v. 1" 
 
 17-1155 
 
 — Daily evening bulletin. 1861-9. 25 v. f" 
 
 17-1085 
 
 — U. S. railroad and mining register. June, 1863, 
 
 to May, 1866; May, 1868, to May, 1869. 
 2v. l" 17-1191 
 
 — Age, the Apr., 1863, to July, 1869. 12 v. f 
 
 17-1161 
 
 — [St. Louis] daily Missouri democrat. 1863 ; 
 
 June, 1865. 5 v. f . . . 17 1181 
 
 — [Washington] national intelligencer. Nov. 
 
 13, 1801, to Nov. 6th, 1802; June 20, 1818; 
 Nov. 10, 1819; 1829-38; 1840-1; 1846-8; 
 July,1857-60 ; July,1802-9. 35 v. f° 17-1130 
 Newte, T. Prospects and observations on a tour in 
 England and Scotland. L., 1791. 2 v. 4» 
 27M206 
 
 — Same; L., 1788. 8» . . . 27''-395 
 Newth, S. Elements of mechanics ; with numer- 
 ous examples. 3ded. L., 1860 11-235 
 
 ^- First book of natural philosophy. 5th ed. L., 
 1864 11-234 
 
 — Mathematical examples ; a graduated series in 
 
 arithmetic, algebra, logarithms, trigonometry, 
 and mechanics. 2d ed. L., 1861 14-64 
 
 Newton, A. L. Memoir by J. Baillie . 30-1068 
 Newton, C. T. Travels and discoveries in the Le- 
 vant. L., 1865. 2v. 8» . . 27-^-780 
 Newton, Sir Isaac. The mathematical principles of 
 natural philosophy, and system of the world ; 
 with life of the author, by N. W. Chittenden. 
 N. Y., 1848. 8» . . . . 11-54 
 
 — Observations upon the prophecies of Daniel and 
 
 the apocalypse of St. John. L., 1733. 4" 
 . 32-2002 
 
 — Universal arithmetic ; with a treatise upon the 
 
 measures of ratios, by J. Maguire. L., 1769 
 14-9 
 
 — Brewster, D. Life of . . . 30-400 
 Life, writings, and discoveries of 30-939 
 
 — Stewart, J. Apologie du sentiment de N., sur 
 
 V ancienne chronologic des Grecs ; and an- 
 swers to M. Des Vignolles . v. 6 of 3-231 
 
 — Wright, J. M. F. Comnientarj' on the principia 
 
 14-179 
 
 Newton, J. Letters and conversational remarks 
 during the last eighteen years of his life. 
 N. Y., 1811 33-1227 
 
 — Memoirs ; with selections from liis correspond- 
 
 ence. Ph 30-1961 
 
 Nfewton, R. The best things. N. Y., 1859 32-850 
 
 — The Jewish tabernacle and its furniture in their 
 
 typical teachings. N. Y., 1864 . 32-1156 
 
 — The king's highway ; or, illustrations of the 
 
 commandments. N. Y., 1861 . 32-913 
 
 — Rills from the fountain of life ; or, sermons to 
 
 children. Ph., 1856 . . . 32-653 
 
 — The safe compass, and how it points. N. Y., 
 
 1864 32-1560 
 
 Newton, T, Dissertation on the prophecies which 
 have been fulfilled, and at this time are fulfll- 
 ing in the world. 14th ed. L., 1828. 8° 
 
 32-158 
 
 Newton, W. London in the olden time ; a memoir 
 
 accompanying a pictorial map of the city and 
 
 its suburbs, as they existed in the reign of 
 
 Henry VIIL L., 1855. 1^ . 27''-4043 
 
 Newton Forster. F. Marryat . . 18-2081 
 
 Ney, M. Memoirs. Published by his family. Ph., 
 
 1834. 2 v. in 1 . . . . 30-402 
 
 Npz d' un notaire. E. About . , 34-5245 
 
 Ngami, lake. C. J. Audersson . . 28''-232 
 
 Niagara, le. L. Gozlan . . . 34-3869 
 Nibelungenlied. See Lettsom, W. N. . 23-938 
 Nioelungen Lay. See Illustrations of northern an- 
 tiquities 22-891 
 
 Nicander Nucius. See Nucius. 
 
 Nicaragua and its people. E. G. Squier 26''-224 
 
 — See America, central. 
 
 Nice, history of. J. B. Davis . . 27»-2199 
 Niccol, R Essay on sugar and sugar-refining. L., 
 
 1865. 4" 6-1010 
 
 Niccolo dei Lapi. [Same as Florence betraved.] 
 
 M. d'Azeglio .... 18-822 
 
 Nichol, J. P. Contemplations on the solar system. 
 
 2d ed. E., 1847. 8" . . . 12-13 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of the physical sciences. L., 1857. 
 
 8» 11-252 
 
 — Phenomena and order of the solar system. 
 
 N. Y., 1842 12-14 
 
 — The planet Neptune : an exposition and history, 
 
 E., 1848. 8° . . . . 12-98 
 
 — Planetary system ; its order, and physical 
 
 structure. L., 1851 . . . 12-21 
 
 — Thoughts on some important points relating to 
 
 the system of the world. B., 1848 12-15 
 
 Nicholls, B. E. Help to the reading of the bible. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 32-2243 
 
 Nicholls, G. History of the English poor law, in con- 
 nexion with the legislation and other circum- 
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 L., 1854. 2 V. 8° . . . 2-205 
 
 — History of the Irish poor law, in connexion with 
 
 the condition of the people. L., 1856. 8° 2-207 
 
 — History of the Scotch poor law, in connexion 
 
 with the condition of the people. L., 1850. 8° 
 
 2-200 
 
 Nicholls, H. G. The forest of Dean : an historical 
 
 and descriptive account. L.,1858 27*-874 
 Nicholls, W. A. The national drawing master. 
 
 L. 8" 5-597 
 
 Nichols, G. W. The sanctuary : a story of the civil 
 
 war 18-3776 
 
 — Story of the great march ; from the diary of a 
 
 staff' officer. N. Y., 1865 . . 26''-721 
 
 Nichols, J. Literary anecdotes of the 18th century , 
 comprising memoirs of William Bowyer; 
 printer, and many of his learned friends ; an 
 incidental view of the progress of literature 
 during the last century. L., 1812-15. 9 v. in 
 10. 8'' 22-1159 
 
 Nichols, J. and J. B. Illustrations of the literary 
 history of the 18th century ; consisting of 
 memoirs and letters of eminent persons ; and 
 intended as a sequal to the literary anecdotes. 
 L., 1817-58. 8v. 8° . . . 22-1160 
 
 Nichols, J. R. Chemistry of the farm and the sea. 
 B., 1867 8-110 
 
 Nichols, T. Hand-book for readers at the British 
 museum. L, 1866 . . . 21-83 
 
 Nichols, T. L. Biography of the brothers Davcn- • 
 port. L., 1804 .... 30-1628 
 
 — Forty years of American life. L., 1S64. 2 v. 8" 
 
 26^-484 
 
 — The religions of the world ; an impartial history 
 
 of religious creeds, forms of worship, sects, 
 controversies, etc Cin., [1855.] 8° 32-1423 
 
 — Supramundane facts in the life of J. B. Ferguson, 
 
 including twenty years' observation of preter- 
 natural phenomena. L., 1865. 8" 32-302 
 Nicholas I, of Russia. Bremner, R. Character and 
 policy of 27''-90 
 
 — Christmas, H. Life of . . . 30-842 
 
 — Gilson, A. Life of . . . . 27--2910 
 
 — Smucker, S. M. Life and reign of 30-1036 
 Nicholas Nickleby. C.Dickens . . 18-872 
 Nicholson, A. Annals of the famine in Ireland 
 
 in 1847-9. N. Y., 1851 . . 27'^-733 
 
 — Ireland's welcome to the stranger ; or, an ex- 
 
 cursion through Ireland in 1844, for the pur- 
 pose of investigating the condition of the poor. 
 N.Y.,1847 27^-210 
 
NICHOLSON. 
 
 421 
 
 NILE. 
 
 Nicholson, E. The home manual ; or, the econom- 
 ical cook and house-book. Ph., 1867 6-206 
 
 Nicholson, G. W. S. Poems of the heart. Ph., 1850 
 23-787 
 
 Nicholson, H. D. The organ manual. B., 1866 
 
 5-1054 
 
 Nicholson, J. B. Manual of the art of bookbindinsr. 
 
 I Ph., 1856 6-379 
 
 Nicholson, J. J. The Blemmertons . 18-2338 
 
 Nicholson, N. A. The science of exchanges. 3d ed. 
 L., 1868. 8» .... 1-264 
 
 Nicholson, P. Encyclopaedia of architecture ; a dic- 
 tionary of the science and practice of architec- 
 ture, building, carpentry, etc. N. Y. 2 v. 4° 
 5-725 
 
 — Architectural dictionary. L., 1815. 3 v. 4° 
 
 [imp.] 5-701 
 
 — Guide to railway masonry ; containing a com- 
 
 plete treatise on the oblique arch. Revised by 
 E. Cowen. 3d ed. L., 1860. 80 6-67 
 
 — Mechanic's companion. Ph., 1842. 8" 
 
 ....... 6-376 
 
 — Practical treatise on mensuration, for the use 
 
 of surveyors, carpenters, builders, and arti- 
 ficers in general. L. 4° . . 6-988 
 
 — Principles of architecture ; comprising the rules 
 
 of the art, with their applications and rules for 
 shadows and for the five orders. 6th ed., re- 
 vised by J. Gwilt. L., 1848. S" 5-109 
 Nicholson, Wm. British encyclopedia; American 
 edition. Ph., 1819-21. 12 v. 8° 33-1263 
 
 — Introduction to natural philosophy. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1787. 2 v. 80 . . . . 11-293 
 
 Nicholson. See Nicolson. 
 
 Nichomachean ethics. Aristotle . . 15-6,136 
 Nick of the woods. R. M. Bird . . 18-334 
 
 Nicklin, P. H. A pleasant peregrination through 
 
 the prettiest parts of Pennsylvania, performed 
 
 by Peregrine Prolix. Ph., 1836 26''-160,620 
 Nicolaie, L. F. See Clairville. 
 Nicolas, A. Chants du siecle. P., 1828. 8° 
 
 34-4846 
 
 Nicolas. Sir N. H. The chronology of history. L., 
 
 1838 29»-27 
 
 — History of the battle of Agincourt, and of 
 
 the expedition of Henry V into France in 
 1415 ; with the roll of the men-at-arms in 
 the English army. 3d ed. L., 1833. 8" 
 27»-877 
 
 — History of the royal navy, from the earliest 
 
 times to the wars of the French revolution. 
 L., 1847. 2 v. 8» . . . 27«-878 
 
 — Life of William Davison, secretary of state to 
 
 Queen Elizabeth. L., 1823. 8» 30-1298 
 
 — Life and times of Sir Christopher Hatton ; in- 
 
 cluding his correspondence. L., 1847. 8» 
 
 30-996 
 
 Nicolas, P. H. See Johns, R. 
 
 Nicolay, C. G. Principles of physical geography. 
 
 L., 1858. 8° .... 25-87 
 
 — See Manual of geographical science. 
 Nicolini, G. B. History of the Jesuits : their origin, 
 
 progress, doctrines, and designs. L., 1854 
 32-665 
 
 Nicoll, R. Poems ; with a memoir of the author. 
 Providence, 1853 . . . 23-627 
 
 Nicolson, W. The English, Scotch, and Irish his- 
 torical libraries : a short view of most of our 
 historians, either in print or manuscript ; Avitli 
 an account of records, coins, and other mat- 
 ters serviceable to undertakers of a general 
 history of England. 3d ed. L., 1736 f° 
 21-536 
 
 — The Irish historical library ; pointing at authors 
 
 and records in print or manuscript. Dub., 
 
 1724 21-231 
 
 Nid de Cigognes. E. Berthet . . 34-4190 
 Niebuhr, C. Travels through Arabia, and other 
 countries in the east. "E., 1792. 2 v. 8° 
 28''-91 
 
 Niebuhr, G. B. History of Rome. Trans, by J. C. 
 
 Hare and C. Thirlwall. v. 1,2. Ph., 1835. 8" 
 
 27''-2395 
 
 — Lectures on ancient ethnography and geogra- 
 
 phy ; comprising Greece and her colonies, 
 Eplrus, Macedonia, Italy,Gaul, Spain, Britain', 
 &c. Trans, by L. Schmitz. L., 1853. 2 v. 
 8° 29»-S6 
 
 — Lectures on ancient history, from the earliest 
 
 times to the taking of Alexandria by Octavl- 
 anus. Trans, by L. Schmitz. Ph., 1852. 3 v. 
 
 8° 29'^-64 
 
 • — Lectures on the history of Rome, from the 
 
 earliest times to the fall of the Western empire. 
 
 Ed. by L. Schmitz. 2ded. L., 1849. 8 v. 8'> 
 
 27»-2396 
 
 — Romische geschichte. 2er theil. Berlin, 1812 
 
 34-1000 
 
 — Life and letters ; with essays on his .character 
 
 and influence, by Bunsen and others. N. Y., 
 
 1852 30-695 
 
 Niece de Mme de Sallebrou. C. Dulac 34-4014 
 
 Niendorf, E. Elnfache geschichten. Pforz., 1^60 
 
 84-588 
 
 — Lenau in Schwaben. L., 1855 . 34-587 
 Nieritz, G. Alexander Menzikoff . 18-2334 
 
 — Busy hands and patient hearts . 18-2335 
 
 — The young recruit .... 18-3682 
 Nierses I V. Preces Nersetis [Niersis] viginti quatuor 
 
 Unguis edita?. Venice, 1837 . 34-2940 
 
 Nieuwenhuys, C. J. See Gould, J. 
 
 Niger. Allen, W., and T. R. H. Thompson. Expe- 
 dition to 28M40 
 
 — Baikie, W. B. Voyage up the N. 28''-284 
 
 — Lander, R. & J. Expedition to . 28''-74 
 Night and morning. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton 18-486 
 Night at sea. G. Griffin . , . 18-3679 
 Night lamp. J. Maclarlane . . . 32-569 
 Night scenes in the bible. D. March . 82-2518 
 Night thoughts. E. Young . . . 23-249,322 
 
 — Same. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 23-490 
 Night vision : a poem. J. Kennedy . 23-718 
 Nightingale, F. Notes on hospitals. 3d ed. L., 
 
 1863. 8° 10-432 
 
 — Notes on nursing ; what it is, and what it is not. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 . ^ . . . . 10-213 
 
 — Observations on the evidence contained in the 
 
 stational reports submitted to her by the loyal 
 connnission on the sanitary state of the army 
 in India. L., 1863. 8" . . 10-428 
 
 Night-mare. See Incubus. 
 
 Nightmare abbey. G. Peacock . . 18-2471 
 Night side of London. J.E.Ritchie . 27''-899 
 Night side of nature. Mrs. C. Crowe . 18-771 
 
 Nights in the harem. E. Lott . . 28''-571 
 Ni jamais ni toujours. C. P. deKock . 34-4771 
 Ni I'un ni I'autre. A. Rlcard . . 34-4825 
 Niko Veliki. Baronne de Reinsberg . 34-4301 
 Nile. Adams, W. H. D. Valley of . 28i'-601 
 
 — Baker, S. W. The Albert Nyanza 28»'-511 
 The Nile tributaries of Abyssinia 28''-57'.) 
 
 — Bartlett, W. H. Nile boat . . 28i'-14() 
 
 — Beke, C. T. Sources of . . 28''-350 
 
 — Bruce, J. Travels to discover source of 
 
 28'>-905 
 
 — Carey, M. L. M. Four months in a dahabeeh 
 
 28»'-52r) 
 
 — Cooley, W. D. Claudius Ptolemy and the N. 
 
 28''-508 
 
 — Curtis, G. W. Nile notes of a Howadji 28''-211 
 
 — Furniss, W. Waraga ; or, charms of the N. 
 
 28''-131 
 
 — Grant, J. A. Walks across Africa 28''-484 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. Voyage up the N. . 28''-130 
 
 — Smith, A. C. The Nile and its banks 28'>-530 
 
 — Speke, J. H. Discovery of source of 
 
 28''-427 
 
 What led to discovery of source of the Nile 
 
 28''-45& 
 
 — See Egypt. 
 
NILES. 
 
 423 
 
 NONJURORS. 
 
 Niles, H. Principles and acts of the revolution in 
 America ; or, an attempt to collect and pre- 
 serve some of the speeches, orations and pro- 
 ceedings ; with sketches and remarks on men 
 and things belonging to the revolutionary- 
 period in the U. S. Bait., 1822. 8° 26='-484 
 
 Niles, J. M. History of South America and Mexico ; 
 comprising their discovery, politics, commerce, 
 and revolutions ; with view of Texas, by L. T. 
 Pease. Hartford, 1844. 2 v. in 1. 8° 26''-324 
 
 — See Pease, J. C. 
 
 Niles, M. E. See Bjornson, B. 
 
 Niles' weekly register, v. 1-65. Bait., 1811-44. 
 
 8» & 4° 17-81 
 
 Nimrod abroad. C. J. Apperley . . 20-305 
 
 Nina : part second of " The president's daughters." 
 
 F. Bremer 18-402,3 
 
 Niua Gordon. Mrs. H. B. Stowe. [Same as Dred.] 
 
 18-3042 
 
 Nine daies wonder. W. Kemp. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 11 27»-195 
 
 Nine years of an actor's life. R. Dyer 30-1888 
 
 Nine years on the frontier of India. S. Cotton 
 
 28b-589 
 
 Nineteen beautiful years ; or, sketches of a girl's life, 
 
 written by her sister. N. Y., 1864 30-1502 
 Nineteen months a prisoner of war. G. E. Sabre 
 
 . ' 26^-727 
 
 Nineteen years in Polynesia. G. Turner 29''-184 
 Nineteenth century. Gervinus, G. G. Introduction 
 
 to history of .... 29''-218 
 
 — Schlosser, F. C. History of . . 29»-72 
 Nineveh and its palaces. J. Bonomi . 28''-98 
 Nineveh. Fletcher, J. P. Notes from 28''-562 
 
 Two years' residence in . . 28*^-568 
 
 — Fergussou, J. Palaces restored . 5-16') 
 
 — Glimpses of, B. C. 690 . . . 28''-433 
 
 — Layard, A. H. Discoveries among the ruins of 
 
 28=^-102 
 
 Nineveh and its remains . . 28''-71 
 
 Popular account of discoveries at 28''-97 
 
 — Smith, G. V. Prophecies relating to 32-973 
 
 — Walpole, F. Visit to . . . 28''-294 
 
 — See i\.?;syria. 
 
 Nisard, Charles. Histoire des livres populaires ou 
 de la litterature du colportage depuis le XV^ 
 siecle, jusqu' a 1' etablissement de la commis- 
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 Nisard, D. Histoire de la litterature franqaise. 3d 
 ed. P., 1863. 4v. . . . 34-5471 
 Nisi prius, law of. J. F. Archbold v. 49,50 of 2-55 
 Nitrous oxide. Barker, G. T. Preparation, adminis- 
 tration and properties of . . 10-790 
 Nizami. Tales and fables. [See Jones, Sir W. 
 Works, V. 4J . . . . 28^-254 
 No church. F. "W. Robinson . . 18-2338 
 No cross, no crown. W. Penn . . 32-394 
 
 No lie thrives 18-2339 
 
 No man's friend. F. W. Robinson . 18-3916 
 No name. W. W. Collins . . . 18-685 
 
 '! No such word as fail." A. B. Haven 18-1362 
 Noad, H. M. Chemical analysis, qualitative and 
 quantitative ; with additions by C. Morfit. 
 Ph , 1849. 80 ... . 8-19 
 
 — The inductorium, or induction coil. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1866 11-288 
 
 — Lectures on electricity. 3d ed. L., 1849. 8» 
 
 11-87 
 
 — Student'stext book of electricity. L., 1867 11-297 
 Noah and his times. J. M. Olmstead . 32-1541 
 Noah, M. M. Gleanings from a gathered harvest. 
 
 N. Y., 1845 33-208 
 
 — Travels in England, France, Spain, and the 
 
 Barbary states, in 1813-15. N. Y., 1819. 8» 
 
 29f--41 
 
 Noble, D. The brain and its physiology. L., 1846 
 .... ... 10-683 
 
 — The human mind in its relations with the brain 
 
 and nervous system. L., 1858 . 15-229 
 
 Noble, L. L. After icebergs, with a painter : a sum- 
 mer voyage to Labrador and around New- 
 foundland. N. Y., 1861 . . 26^-404 
 
 — The course of empire, voyage of life, and other 
 
 pictures of Thomas Cole, with selections from 
 his letters and miscellaneous writings ; illus- 
 trative of his life, character and genius. 
 
 N. Y., 1853 30-1034 
 
 Noble, M. Historical genealogy of the house of 
 Stuarts. L.,1795. 4° . . 27»-4009 
 
 — Memoirs of the protectoral house of Cromwell ; 
 
 deduced from an early period, and contin\ied 
 down to the present time ; and also the families 
 allied to, or descended from them. Birming- 
 ham, 1787. 2 V. 8" . . . 30-1044 
 Noble deeds of American women. J. Clement 
 
 30-677 
 Noble deeds of the great and brave, of all ages and 
 nations ; selected as examples for the emula- 
 tion of youth. Ph., 1856 . . 80-1572 
 Noble life. Miss D. M. Mulock . . 18-2298 
 Noble purpose. Miss A. Manning . 18-2044 
 Noblesse oblige. B'n de Bazancourt . 34—4303 
 Noctes Ambrosianse. J. Wilson . . 33-363 
 
 Noctes atticae ; or, reveries in a garret ; containing 
 short, and chiefly original observations on men 
 and books. By Paul Ponder. L., 1825 
 
 33-730 
 
 Nodier, C. Contes, avec un notice par Sainte-Beuve. 
 P., 1840 84-5469 
 
 — Contes de la Veillee. P., 1860 . 34-3606 
 
 — Nouvelles. P., 1840 . . . 84-5470 
 
 — Reveries litteraires, morales, et fantastiques. 
 
 B., 1832 34-4283 
 
 — Romans. P., 1840 .... 84-3607 
 
 — Souvenirs de jeunesse, suivis de M'lle de Mar- 
 
 san ; et la Neuvaine de la Chandeleur. P. , 
 1862 ■ . 34-3605 
 
 — Tresor des feves et Fleur des Pois ; Le genie 
 
 bonhomme ; Chien de Brisquet. B., 1853 
 34-5106 
 
 — See Techener. 
 
 Noel, B. W. Essay on Christian baptism. N. Y., 
 1850 32-1463 
 
 — Essay on the union of church and state. N. Y., 
 
 1849 32-166 
 
 Noel, E. Rabelais, sa vie et son ceuvre. 2me ed., 
 interdite. L., 1859 . . . 34-4138 
 Noel, F. J. Gradus ad Parnassum, ou Nouveau dic- 
 tionnaire poetique Latin-Fran9ais, fait sur le 
 plan du Magnum Dictionariura Poeticum du 
 P. Vaniere. P., 1852. 8» . . 34-4934 
 
 — et Chapsal. Nouvelle grammaire Fran^ais, sur 
 
 un plan tres methodique. Ph., 1859 34-5042 
 
 — et Delaplace. Legons Francjaises de litterature 
 
 etde morale. B., 1836. 8° . 34-4708 
 NoBud de ruban. Mme M. Ancelot . 34-4006 
 Nceud gordien. C. de Bernard . . 34-3087 
 Nohden, G. H. Grammar of the German language ; 
 
 with alterations and large additions, chiefly 
 
 from the grammars of Dr. Becker. By B. 
 
 Sears. And., 1842 . . . 22-185 
 
 Nolan, E. H. Illustrated history of the war against 
 
 Russia. L., 1857. 3 v. R. 8<> . 27"-2958 
 Nolan, F. The Egyptian chronology analysed ; its 
 
 theory developed and practically applied. L. , 
 
 1848. 8» 28«-159 
 
 Nolan, L. E. Cavalry ; its history and tactics. L., 
 
 1868 6-663 
 
 — Garrard, K. Nolan's system for cavalry horses 
 
 6-601 
 
 NoUekens,. J., and his times. J. T. Smith 30-1736 
 Nolte, V. Fifty years in both hemispheres ; or, 
 
 reminiscences of the life of a former merchant. 
 
 N. Y., 1854 29»'-117 
 
 Non Compotes mentis. Jaw of. J. S. Stock 
 
 ... . . . v. 25 of 2-55 
 
 Non-conformist's memorial. E. Calamy 30-1623 
 Nonconformity, history of T. Price . 32-296 
 
 Nonjurors, history of. T. Lathbury . 32-1971 
 
NONRESISTANOE. 
 
 433 
 
 NORTH. 
 
 Nonresistance. W. C. Thurman . . 32-1318 
 — Wright, H. C. Conversations on . 10-119 
 
 Nonsuch professor. W. Seeker . .. 32-1539 
 Nooks and corners of English life. J. Timbs 
 
 27'^1153 
 
 Noon prayer meeting. T. W. Chambers 
 Noontide at Sychar. J. R. Macduff 
 Nora and Archibald Lee 
 Nora Brady's vow. Mrs. A. H. Dorsey 
 Norden, F. L. Travels in Egypt and Nubia 
 and enlarged by P. Templeman. L., 
 
 32-778 
 32-539 
 
 18-1894 
 18-909 
 Trans. 
 
 1757. 8° 
 28''-93 
 
 28''-913 
 
 — Same. L., 1757. 2 v. f" . 
 Nordhoff, C. Cape Cod and all along shore 
 
 18-4135 
 
 — Crossing the line .... 18-4211 
 
 — Stories of the island world. N.Y., 1857 29''-139 
 Norfolk, H. E. Gleanings in graveyards ; a collec- 
 tion of curious epitaphs. L., 1861 29^-251 
 
 Norfolk, [Eng.] Britton, J., and E. W. Brayley. 
 Delineations topographical, historical and 
 descriptive 27''-856 & v. 11 of 27>'-474 
 
 — Woodward, S. The Norfolk topographer's 
 
 manual . • . . . 21-373 
 
 Norfolk, Va. Forrest, W. S. Sketches of 26''-301 
 Noriac, J. Betise humaine, ronian. P., 1860 
 
 34-3608 
 
 — Le lOlme Regiment ; DuPrejuire; Du Ridicule; 
 
 La Vie en Detail, etc. P., 1863 . 34-3609 
 
 — Human follies 18-2342 
 
 — Memoires d'un baiser. 2me ed. P., 1863 
 
 34-5283 
 
 Norma, opera. V. Bellini . . . 5-901,2 
 Normal, the. A. Holbrook . . , 13-113 
 
 Normal schools. H. Barnard . . 13-29 
 
 Norman, B. M. Rambles by land and water ; or, 
 notes of travel in Cuba and Mexico. N. Y., 
 1845 26''-92 
 
 — Rambles in Yucatan ; including a visit to the 
 
 remarkable ruins of Chi-chen, Kabah, Zayi, 
 
 and Uxmal. N. Y., 1843. 8» . 26»'-93 
 
 Norman, J. P. Law and practice relating to letters 
 
 patent for inventions. Ph., 1853. 8" 
 
 v. 79 of 2-55 
 
 Norman, L. A youth's history of California. San 
 
 Fr., 1867 26''-962 
 
 Norman conquest of England. Freeman, E. A. 
 
 History of . . . . 27»-424 
 
 — See England. 
 
 Norman language, dictionary of. R. Kelham. [See 
 
 Bouvier, J.] 
 Norman Leslie. T. S. Fay . . . 18-4236 
 Norman Leslie. C. G. Hamilton . . 18-2341 
 Norman's bridge. Mrs. A. Marsh . 18-2105 
 Normand, H. de. Brigand captive . 18-2340 
 
 — Julienne, the daughter of the hamlet 18-2348 
 
 — Two eras of France; or, true stories from history. 
 
 Auburn, 1854 .... _ 27"-! 689 
 Normands, expeditions des. G. B. Depping 
 
 34-5418 
 
 Normandy. Duncan, J. Dukes of . 30-137 
 
 — Knight, H. G. Architectural tour in 27''-303 
 
 — Life in 27''-670 
 
 — Musgrave, G. M. Rambles through 27''-681 
 
 — Palgrave, F. History of . . 27=^-914 
 
 — St. John, J. A. Residence in . 2''*'-34 
 Norris, J. S. The early friends (or Quakers) in 
 
 Maryland 26^-611 
 
 Norris, M. Life and times of Madame de Stael. 
 
 L.,1853 aO-784 
 
 Norris, S. Hand-book for locomotive engineers and 
 
 machinists. Ph., 1852 . . ' 6-377 
 
 Norris, T. American an^iler's book ; embracing 
 
 directions for fish breeding. Ph., 1864. 8" 
 20-428 
 
 — American fish culture ; embracing all the details 
 
 of artificial breeding and rearing of trout, the 
 culture of salmon, shad and other fishes. 
 
 Ph., 1868 4-309 
 
 Norse odes. T. J. Mathias . . . 23-66 
 
 Norse. See Icelandic. 
 
 Norseman's views of Britain and the British. A. 
 
 O. Vinje 27''-706 
 
 North, Major — . Journal of an English officer in 
 
 India. L., 1858. 8° . . . 28''-300 
 North, Christopher. See Wilson, John. 
 North, R. Lives of Francis North, Baron Guilford, 
 
 Sir Dudley North, and the Hon. and Rev. Dr. 
 
 John North. L., 1826. 3 v. 8° 30-1115 
 North, W. Slave of the lamp . . 18-2343 
 North America. See America, north. 
 North American and West Indian gazetteer ; illus- 
 trated with maps. L., 1776 . 25-91 
 North American magazine, v. 1. Ph., 1833. 8" 
 
 17-222 
 
 North American review and miscellaneous journal. 
 
 V. 10-108. B., 1820-68. 8» . 17-83 
 
 North, the, and the South. Reprinted from the N. 
 
 Y. Tribune. S" . . . . 2-990 
 
 North and south ; a statistical view of the free and 
 
 slave states. Chase, H., and C. W. Sanborn 
 
 26''-602 
 
 North and south. Mrs. Gaskell . . 18-1151 
 North and south. C. Sealsfield . . 18-2783* 
 North British review, v. 6-49. N. Y., 1847-69. 8° 
 
 . 17-82 
 
 North Briton. J. Wilkes . . . 27M252 
 North Carolina. Proceedings and debates of the 
 
 convention called to amend the constitution in 
 
 1835. Raleigh, 1836. 8° . ._ 20='-790 
 
 — Constitution, with amendments, ordinances and 
 
 resolutions passed by the convention held Oct. , 
 1865. Raleigh, 1865 . . . 2-982 
 
 — Rules of order for the senate . . 2-982 
 
 — Caruther, E. W. Revolutionary incidents of 
 
 26-''-317 
 
 — Emmons, E. Geological report of the midland 
 9-338 
 
 History of . . 26''-449 
 Defence of the revolutionary liis- 
 
 26''-644 
 
 H. Historical sketches 
 
 counties 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. 
 
 — Jones, J. S. 
 
 tory of . 
 
 — Wheeler, J. 
 
 of 
 
 26''-290 
 
 26*-229 
 
 — Williamson, W. D. History of 
 
 — See Carolinas ; Confederate states. 
 
 North country. Housman, J. Topographical de- 
 scription of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lan- 
 cashire and west riding of Yorkshire 27''-8.ol 
 
 — West, T. Guide to the lakes . . 27''-4 
 
 — White, W. Northumberland and the border 
 
 27''-541 
 
 — Young, A. Tour through the North 27''-382 
 
 — See Cumberland ; Durham ; Lancashire ; North- 
 
 umberland ; Westmoreland ; Yorkshire. 
 North country words. J. T. Brockett 22-48 
 
 North eastern boundary, defences of . 26''-97}) 
 
 — Gallatin, A. Right of U. S. . . 26''-6S9 
 North east passage. Kotzebue, O. von. Voyage in 
 
 1815-18 29''-293 
 
 — See Arctic regions. 
 
 North-eastern voyages of discovery, history of. J. 
 
 Burney 29^-298 
 
 North side view of slavery. B. Drew . 30-1800 
 North star, cruise of. J. O. Choules . 29"-! 10 
 North Wales. Evans, Rev. J. . v. 17 of 27''-474 
 North west, (U. S.) Bradford, W. J 
 
 A. 
 
 Notes on 
 
 26''-23 
 
 26'^31 
 
 36»-313 
 
 26»-59 
 
 — Burnet, J. Early settlement of 
 
 — Hildreth, S. P. Pioneer history . 
 
 — Kinzie, J. H. Early day in . 
 
 — St. Clair, A. Narrative of campaign against the 
 
 Indians 26»-191 
 
 — Schoolcraft, H. R. Travels, 1820 . 26M15 
 North west coast. Meares, J. Voyage to (1788,9) 
 
 29''-522 
 
 — Muller, S. Voyages to . . . 29'>-523 
 
 — Portlock, N. Voyage to, 1785-8 . 29''-503 
 
 — Swan, J. G. Three years in Washington 
 
 . . . . . . . 26''-323 
 
 North west passage. B. O'Reilly . . 26''-95 
 
NORTH. 
 
 424 
 
 NOTES. 
 
 North west passage. Parry, W. E. Second voyage 
 for discovery of . . . . 2!)''-43 
 
 Third voyage .... 29''-44 
 
 Three voyages for discovery . 29''-45 
 
 — Ross, J. Second voyage in search of 2G''-184 
 
 — See Arctic regions ; Barrington. 
 North-west passage by land. Milton and Cheadle 
 
 26''-551 
 
 Northampton county, (Pa.) Rupp, I. D. History 
 
 of 26''-2G4 
 
 Northamptonshire. Britton, J., and E. W. Brayley. 
 
 Delineations of . 27''-85o; v. 11 of 27''-474 
 
 Noithamptonshire dialect. Baker, A. E. Glossary 
 
 22-23 
 
 Northall, W. K. Macbeth travestie. F's M. D. v. 5 
 
 24-113 
 
 Northanger abbey. J. Austen . . 18-223,5 
 
 Northcote, J. Life of Titian ; with anecdotes of the 
 
 distinguished persons of his time, L., 1830. 
 
 2 V. 8° . . . . . 30-1197 
 
 — Memoirs of Sir Joshua Reynolds, with an 
 
 analysis of his discourses, and varieties on art. 
 
 Ph., 1817. 8» . . . . 30-455 
 
 Northcote, S. H. Twenty years of financial policy. 
 
 L., 1862. 80 ... . 1-151 
 
 Northcott, W. H. Treatise on lathes and turning, 
 
 simple, mechanical, and ornamental. L., 1868. 
 
 8" 6-381 
 
 Northend, C. American speaker. N. Y., 1860 
 
 33-565 
 
 — Entertaining dialogues, designed for the use of 
 
 young students. N. Y., 1861 . 33-561 
 
 — National orator. N. Y., 1860 . 33-564 
 
 — The teacher and parent ; a treatise upon com- 
 
 mon school education. 4th ed. N. Y., 1853 
 13-151 
 
 — The teacher's assistant ; or, hints and methods 
 
 in school discipline and instruction. B., 1859 
 
 13-152 
 
 Northern antiquities, illustrations of . 22-891 
 
 Northern harp. Mrs. M. S. B. D. Shindler 5-970 
 Northern mythology. B. Thorpe . 32-832 
 
 Northern Pacific railroad company. Memorial to 
 
 U. S. congress. Hart., 1867 . 26b-708 
 
 — Windom, W. Speech on . , 26'>-708 
 Northern worthies. H. Coleridge . 30-723 
 Northmen. Keyser, R. Religion of . 32-519 
 Northmen in New England. J. T. Smith 26^-186 
 Northmore, T. Washington : a poem. Bait. ,1809 
 
 23—812 
 Northrop, G. See Kelley, W. D. 
 Northumberland. Hodgson, Rev. J. 
 
 pt. 1, V. 12 of 27''-474 
 
 — See North country. 
 
 Northup, S. Twelve years a slave: narrative of 
 Solomon Northup, a citizen of New York. 
 [D. Wilson, ed.] N. Y., 1857 . 30-1512 
 Northwood. Mrs. S. J. Hale . . 18-1315 
 Norton, Andrews, Internal evidence of the genuine- 
 ness of the gospels. B., 1856. ^o 32-1993 
 
 — Translation of the gospels, with notes. B., 1856. 
 
 2 V. 8° 32-1992 
 
 Norton, A. T. Osteology, foi- use of students ; with 
 
 atlas. L., 1866. 2 v. S" . . 10-738 
 
 Norton, Mrs. C. E. Dream ; and other poems. N. 
 
 Y., 1845 23-165 
 
 — Lady of La Garaye. Camb., 1862. S" 23-645 
 
 — Lost and saved .... 18-2344 
 
 — Old Sir Douglas . . , 18-2349,50,52 
 
 — Stuart of Dunleath . . . 18-1198", 2345 
 Norton, C. E. Notes of travel and study in Italy. 
 
 B., 1860 27''-560 
 
 — See Dante 30-2030 
 
 Norton, G. Commentaries on the history, constitu- 
 tion, and chartered franchises of the city of 
 London. L., 1829. S" . , 27''-884 
 
 Norton, J. N, Life of Archbishop Laud. B., 1864 
 30-1483 
 
 — Life of Bishop Claggett, of Maryland. N. Y., 
 
 1859 80-1630 
 
 Norton, J. N. Life of Bishop Croes. N. Y., 1859 
 30-1631 
 
 Norton, W. A. Treatise on astronomy, spherical 
 and physical ; with problems. 4th ed. N. Y., 
 1867. 8» 12-161 
 
 — and J. A. Porter. First book of science. N. Y., 
 
 1858 11-230 
 
 Norton's hand-book to Europe. J. H. Siddons 
 
 27''-562 
 
 Norton's literary register ; or, annual book list, for 
 
 1856. N. Y., 1856. 8° , . 21-339 
 
 Norway. Baird, R. Visit to . . 27''-85 
 
 — Barnard, M. R. Sport in , . 27Mj68 
 
 — Bowden, J. Naturalist in . . 9-1041 
 Norwaj^ ; its people, products and institu- 
 tions 27b-905 
 
 — Brace, C. L. The Norse-folk . 27'>-436 
 
 — Bremner, R. Excursions in . . 27''-86 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History of . . 27''-2763 
 
 — Elton, C. Road and fell . , 27''-715 
 
 — Forbes, J. D. Norway and its glaciers 27''-1212 
 
 — Forestei', T. Norway and its scenery 27''-313 
 
 — Latham, R. G. Norway and the Norwegians 
 
 27'»'-458 
 
 — Long vacation ramble in, by X. and Y. 27''-430 
 
 — Maxwell, .1. S. Tour in . . 27'^-195 
 
 — Metcalfe, F. Oxonian in Thelemarken 27»>-480 
 
 — Milford, J. Norway and the Laplanders 
 
 27'^-819 
 
 — Newland, H. Forest scenes in . 27''-357 
 
 — Price, E. Norway and its scenery 27''-313 
 
 — Sturleson, S. Heimskriugla . . 27»-2796 
 
 — Unprotected females . . . 27^-442 
 
 — Williams. W. M. Travels through 27''-545 
 
 — Wilson, W. R. Travels in . . 27»'-827 
 
 — Wyndham, F. Wild life in . . 27''-598 
 
 — See Northmen ; Scandinavia. 
 
 Norwegian account of Haco's expedition against 
 
 Scotland. J. Johnst(me . . 27''-2782 
 
 Norwegian grammar. J. Y. Sargent . 22-218 
 
 Norwegians. Mailing, O. Great and good deeds of 
 
 27''-2778 
 
 Norwich city directory, (1860.) W. H. Boyd 
 
 25—155 
 Norwood. H. W. Beecher .' .' .' 18-4045 
 No sects in heaven. Mrs. E. H. J. Cleaveland 
 
 23-46 
 
 Nos intimes. V. Sardou . . . 34-3725 
 Nose of a notary. E. About . . 18-48 
 
 Noses, notes on. E. Warwick . . 10-675 
 
 Nosology. See Disease and diseases. 
 Nostradamus, M. True prophecies or prognostica- 
 tions. Trans, and commented by T. de 
 Garencieres. L.,1672. fo . 12-162 
 
 Not dead yet. J. C. .leaffreson . . 18-1665 
 Not wisely but too well. By the author of Cometh 
 up as a flower .... 18-4037 
 Nota, A. II nuova ricco ; com. . . 34-2518 
 
 — See Goldoni, C. 
 
 Notabilities in France and England. P. Chasles 
 
 27'^-308 
 
 Notable things of our own time. J. Timbs 11-71 
 Notaire de Chantilly. L. Gozlan . 34-3370 
 
 Notaries public, manual for use of. B. Roelker 
 
 , 1-249 
 
 Notations. Leach, T. Dozens versus tens 14-172 
 
 — See Decimal; Tonal. 
 
 Note book of an English opiiun-eater. T. De 
 Quincey 33-765 
 
 Notes. See Bills. 
 
 Notes and queries ; a medium of inter-communica- 
 tion for literary men, artists, antiquaries, gene- 
 alogists. V. 1-39. L., 1850-69. 4» 17-131 
 
 — Index to. L., 1856-68. 3 v. 40 . 17-131 
 
 — Choice notes from,— Folk-lore . 33-743 
 History 27''-250 
 
 — Sec Milledulcia .... 33-652 
 Notes from life. H. Taylor . . . 33-286 
 Notes of hospital life from Nov. , 1861, to Aug., 1863. 
 
 Ph., 1864 10-402 
 
NOTES. 
 
 425 
 
 NUMISMATICS. 
 
 Notes of a theological student. J. M. Hoppin 
 
 33-609 
 
 Notes of travel and life. Misses Mendell and Hosmer 
 
 26''-495 
 
 Notes on the cape of Good Hope, made during an ex- 
 cursion in that colony in 1820. L., 1821. 8" 
 . ' . . . 28^-51 
 
 Notes on Cuba. By a physician. B., 1844 26''-90 
 Notes on political economy. Bj' a southern planter. 
 N. Y., 1844. 8° . . . . 3-348 
 
 "Nothing but leaves." H. B. M'Keever 18-1994 
 Nothing but money. T. S. Arthur . 18-166 
 
 Nothing to say. M. M. Thompson . 23-840 
 
 Nothing venture, nothing have. A. B. Haven 
 
 18-1363 
 
 Notice to quit. W. G. Wills . 18-3535;33-932 
 Notre-Dame de Paris. V. Hugo . . 34-3414 
 Notre-Dame de Thermidor. ,A. Houssaye 
 
 34-4915 
 
 Nott, C. C. Sketches of the war ; a scries of letters. 
 
 N. Y., 1863 .... 26''-433 
 
 Nott, E. Counsels to young men on the formation 
 
 of character. N. Y., 1840 . . 33-449 
 
 — Lectures on temperance ; with an introduction 
 
 by T. Lewis. N. Y., l&OT . . 2-1050 
 
 Nott, J. C, and G. M. Gliddon. Types of mankind ; 
 
 or, ethnological researches ; illustrated by 
 
 selections from the inedited papers of S. G. 
 
 Morton. Ph., 1854. 8° . . 29»-406 
 
 Nottinghamshire. Laird, F. C. . v. 12 of 27''-474 
 Nottret, V. Julie, ou L'heureuse influence de Pad- 
 
 versite. P., 1861 . . . 34-5108 
 
 — Mon prix de sagesse. P., 1861 . 34-5109 
 
 — L'Orpheline d'Onval ; Conte pour la jeunesse. 
 
 P., 1864 34-5107 
 
 Nougaret, P. J. B. Voyages interresans dans diffe- 
 
 rentes colonies fran9aises, espagnoles, anglai- 
 
 ses, etc. Londres, 1788. 8° . 34-4870 
 Nourjahad, history of F. Sheridan . 18-8750 
 Nourrisson. Spinoza etle naturalisme contemporain. 
 
 P., 1866 34-4198 
 
 Nouveaux contes pour les enfants. Mme de Bawr 
 
 34-4252 
 
 Nouveau recueil de chansons choisies. La Haye, 
 
 1731-43. 80 .... 34-4435 
 
 Nouveau peche originel. A. Michiels . 34-4126 
 Nouvelle Babylon, la. E. Pelletan . 34-4413 
 Nouvelle biographic- generale ; publiee par MM. 
 
 Firmin Didot freres, sous la direction de le 
 
 Dr. Hoefer. P., 1857-66. 46 v. S" 34-4793 
 Nouvelle Heloise. J. J. Rousseau 
 
 . 34-3649; v. 6,7 of 34-4841 
 Nouvelles andalouses. C. Bohl d'Arron 34-3915 
 Nouvelles bernoises. A. Bitzius . . 34-3365 
 "Nouvelles considerations." See New disquisition. 
 Nouvelles contemporain es. A. Claveau 34-5204 
 Nouvelles genevoises. R. Topffer . 34-3870 
 
 Nouvelles polonaises. J. Vilbort . . 34-3889 
 Nouvelles russes. M. J. TourguenefF . 34-3970 
 Nova Scotia. Cozzens, F. S. Acadia; or, a month 
 
 with the blue noses . . . 26''-351 
 
 — Dawson, J. W. Acadian geology 9-224 
 
 — Haliburton, T. C. Historical and statistical ac- 
 
 count of 26''-96 
 
 Novanglus; or, a history of the dispute with America. 
 
 J. Adams . . . . v. 4 of 26»-943 
 Novelas E.spanolas ; y Coplas de Manrique, etc. 
 
 Brunswick, 1845 .... 34-12 
 
 Novelle morali. F. Soave . . . 34-2517 
 Novels and novelists. Jeaffreson, J. C. N. and n. 
 
 from Elizabeth to Victoria . . 22-1106 
 
 — Masson, D. British novelists and their styles 
 
 22-1130 
 
 — Scott, Sir W. Lives of . . . 30-1809 
 
 — See Authors ; Literary men ; Literature ; and 
 
 names of different languages. 
 Novels and tales from household words. Leipzig, 
 
 1857-9. 11 V 18-2346 
 
 Novels by eminent hands. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 V, of 18-3193'^ 
 
 Novelties which disturb our peace. J. H. Hopkins 
 
 32-1466 
 
 Novice, G. "W. Frauds and follies in picture dealing ; 
 
 a poem. E., 1859 . . . 23-561 
 
 Novion. The altar of Baal thrown down ; or, the 
 
 French nation defended against the pulpit 
 
 slander of David Osgood. Ph., 1795. 8" 
 
 30-331 
 
 Novitiate, the. A. Steinmetz . . 32-2281 
 Novum organon renovatum. W. Whewell 11-138 
 Novum testamentum. See Bible. 
 N(jw and forever. Mrs. M. Leslie . 18-1860 
 Now and tlien. S. Warren . ... 18-3461 
 Now or never. W. T. Adams . . 18-62 
 
 Nowell, A. A catechism written in Latin, togetlier 
 
 with the same translated into English, by T. 
 
 Norton. Edited for Parker society by G. E. 
 
 Corrie. Camb., 1853. 8" . . 32-1231 
 Noyce, E. Marvels of nature. L. . 9-949 
 
 — Same, under title Outlines of creation. N. Y., 
 
 1859 9-950 
 
 Noyes, G. F. The bivouac and the battle-field ; or, 
 
 campaign sketches in Virginia and Maryland. 
 
 N. Y., 1863 26'»-502 
 
 Noyes, G. R. New translation of the Hebrew 
 
 prophets ; with an introduction and notes. 
 
 B., 1866. 2 V 32-1851 
 
 — New testament ; trans, from the Greek text of 
 
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 Noyes, J. O. Roumania ; the border land of the 
 
 Christian and the Turk, comprising adventures 
 
 in eastern Europe and western Asia. N. Y., 
 
 1857 29''-147 
 
 Nubia. Modern traveller . . . 29''-274 
 
 — Norden, T. L. Travels in Egypt . 28''-92,913 
 
 — Romer, Mrs. J. F. Pilgrimage to the temples 
 
 and tombs of ... . 28'^-540 
 
 — Russell, M. Nubia and Abyssinia . 28''-82 
 
 — St. John, J. A. Eirypt and N. . 28''-126 
 
 — Smith, A. C. The Nile and its banks 28''-536 
 Nuces philosophicse. E.Johnson . 15-311 
 Nucius, N. Second book of travels. Camden soc. 
 
 pub. v. 17 . . • . . 27''-195 
 Nugamenta : a book of verses. G. E. Rice 23-758 
 Nugent, E. Treatise on optics ; or, light and sight 
 
 theoretically and practically treated. N. Y., 
 
 1868 10-863 
 
 Nugent, Lord G. N. T. G. The ballot discussed, in 
 
 a letter to the Earl of Durham. 3d ed. L., 
 
 1837. 8» 33-374 
 
 Nugent, Lord and Lady. Legends of the library at 
 
 Lilies, by the lord and lady there 18-2351 
 Nugent, T. The grand tour ; or, a journey through 
 
 the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and France. 
 
 2ded. L., 1756. 4 v. . . 27^-381 
 
 Nuit du vignt Septembre. X. de Montepin 34-4387 
 Nuits anglaises. J. Mevy . . , 34-3525 
 Nuits de rOrient. J. Mery . . . 34-3526 
 Nuits de Rome. F. d'Amoreux . . 34-5277 
 Nuits d'hiver. H. Murger . . . 34-3586 
 Nuits du Pere la Chaise. L. Gozlan . 34-3371 
 Nuits espagnoles. J. Mery . . . 34-3527 
 Nuits italiennes. J. Mery . . . 34-3528 
 Nuits parisiennes. J. M(5ry . . . 34-3529 
 Nuitter, C, et J. Derley. Une tasse de th6 ; Come- 
 
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 34-3610 
 
 Nulty, E. Elements of geometry, theoretical and 
 
 practical. Ph., 1836 . . . 14-100 
 
 Number. Barlow, P. Theory of numbers 14-40 
 
 — Reiner, C. Lessons on . . . 14-62 
 
 — See Arithmetic ; Decimal system ; Mathematics. 
 Numbers. Bush, G. Notes on book of 32-755 
 
 — See Pentateuch. 
 
 Numidia. Davis, N. Ruined cities of 28''-396 
 
 — Sallust. Jugurthine war . . 27"-2458,9 
 Numismatics. Akerman, J.Y. Numismatic manual 
 
 29^-120 
 
 — Dickeson, M. W. American numismatical man- 
 
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NUMISMATICS. 
 
 426 
 
 O'CALLAGHAN. 
 
 Numismatics. Hulsius, L. Impp. romanorvm 
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 — Oiselius, J. Thesaurus numismatum 34-490 
 
 — Rasclie, J. C. Lexicon rei numarioe Grsecorum 
 
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 — Walker. O. Greek and Roman history ; illus- 
 
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 — See Coins ; Medals. 
 
 Nun, the. Abbe Deleon. Trans, from the French. 
 
 3v 18-3810 
 
 Nun. Mrs. Sherwood . . . v. 7 of 18-2837 
 Nunneley, T. On the organs of vision, their anatomy 
 
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 Nunneries. See Convents. 
 
 Nur ein Geiger. H. C. Andersen . . 34-613 
 
 Nuremberg. Schedel, H. Liber cronicanim 34-495 
 
 — Whitling, H. J. Pictures of . , 27»'-232 
 Nurse, the; a poem. L. Tansillo . 23-982 
 Nurse and spy in the Union army. S. E. E. Edmonds 
 
 26b-490 
 
 Nurses and nursing. Barwell, Mrs. Nursery gov- 
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 — Donne, A. Mothers and infants , 10-603 
 
 — Le Hardy, E. Home nurse . . 10-882 
 
 — Nightingale, F. Notes on nursing 10-213 
 
 — Storer, H. R. Nurses and nursing 10-823 
 
 — Thomson, A. T. Domestic management of the 
 
 sick-room 10-106 
 
 ■ — West, C. How to nurse sick children 10-605 
 
 — See Diseases ; Hospitals. 
 
 Nursery rhymes of England. J. O. Halliwell (ed.) 
 23-881 
 
 Nus, E. La Puritaine et 1' liomme des bois. P. 8" 
 34-4085 
 
 Nut brown maids ; a family chronicle of the days 
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 Nuts for future historians to crack. H. W. Smith 
 26=^-593 
 
 Nutt, T. Humanitj' to honey bees; or, practical 
 directions for the management of honey bees, 
 upon an improved and humane plan. Wis- 
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 Nuttall, P. A. Classical and archaeological dic- 
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 Nuttall, T. Genera of North American plants, and 
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 Ph., 1818 9-68 
 
 — Journal of travels into the Arkansas territory, 
 
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 — Manual of the ornithology of the United States 
 
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 9-598 
 
 Nystrom, J. W. Project of a new system of arith- 
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 Ph., 1862. 8» . . . . 14-27 
 
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 — Treatise on screw-propellers and their steam- 
 
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 in fluid, and a description of a calculating 
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 O., C. A. Into the light . . . 18-1573 
 O. P. war, the, in poetic epistles. T. Tegg 23-855 
 O. T. H. C. Andersen .... 18-3830 
 O. Z. H. C. Andersen .... 34-614 
 
 Oak to the olive. J.W.Howe . . 27^-941 
 Oakes, W. Scenery of the White mountains; with 
 plates from the drawings of J. Sprague. B., 
 
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 Oakfield. W. D. Arnold . . . 18-162 
 
 Oakland stories. G. B. Taylor . . 18-3160,1 
 Oak-openings. J. F. Cooper . . 18-728 
 
 Oath a divine ordinance. D. X. Junkin 2-754 
 
 Oberkirch, La baronne, PI. L. d'. Memoires sur la 
 cour do Louis XVI et la societe francjaise 
 avantl789. B., 1854 . . . 34-5341 
 
 Obermann. E. P. de Senancourt . . 34-3754 
 Oberon, romantische opera. C. M. von Weber 
 
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 Oberon's horn. H. Morley . . . 18-2272 
 
 Object of life 18-2355 
 
 Object teaching. Barnard, H. Object teaching and 
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 — Burton, W. Culture of the observing faculties 
 
 13-41 
 
 — Calkins, N. A. Primary object lessons 13-45 
 
 — Hailman, W. N. Outlines of a system of 13-99 
 
 — Lake, W. J. Book of object lessons 13-125 
 
 — Mayo, E. Object teaching . . 13-142 
 
 — Sheldon, E. A. Manual of elementary instruc- 
 
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 Series of object lessons . . 13-205 
 
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 O'Brien, A. P. Petersburg and Warsaw ; scenes 
 witnessed during a residence in Poland and 
 Russia in 1863,4. L., 1864 . 27i'-686 
 
 O'Brien, E. The lawyer, his character and rule of 
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 O'Brien, F. J. A gentleman from Ireland. F's M. 
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 O'Brien, M. Plane co-ordinate geometry. Part I. 
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 O'Brien, W. Ancient rhythmical art recovered; 
 
 or, a new method of explaining the metrical 
 structure of a Greek tragic chorus. Dublin, 
 1843 22-701 
 
 O'Brien, W. S. Principles of government ; or, 
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 O'Briens, the, historical memoir of. J. O'Donoahue 
 27''-1509 
 
 O'Briens and O'Flahertys. S. O. Morgan 18-2259 
 
 Observation of nature, popular guide to. R. Mudie 
 9-1010,1 
 
 Observ;itions on the authenticity of the gospels. By 
 a layman. Chicago, 1867 . . 32-2311 
 
 Observations on the present state of affairs, and the 
 conduct of the whigs. By a freeholder. L., 
 1819. 8» 27M253 
 
 Observations on the report of the committee of ways 
 and means, made at Washington, 12th March, 
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 Observations on the treatment of convicts in Ireland, 
 
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 2-984 
 
 Observations on a variety of subjects. J. Duche. 
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 Observatories. See U. S. naval o. 
 
 Observer. [Br. essavists ; with preface by A. Chal- 
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 Obsolete and provincial English. T. Wright 22-292 
 
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 Obstetrics. Blundell, J. Principles and practice of 
 
 10-637 
 
 — Churchill, F. Diseases incident to pregnancy 
 
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 — Hodge, R. L. Principles and practice of 10-463 
 
 — Ramsbotham, F. H. Principles and practice of 
 
 10-388 
 
 — Sims, J. M. Uterine surgery . 10-723 
 
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 — Storer, H. R. Why not ? . . ■ 10-628 
 
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 Obstructives and the man ; or, the forces and the 
 
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 O'Callaghan, E. B. Documentary history of the 
 
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 O'HARA. 
 
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 O'Callaghan, J. Usury, funds, and banking, etc. 
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 O'Callaghan, P. P. The married bachelor. F's M. 
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 Occident, and American Jewish advocate ; a monthly 
 periodical, devoted to the diffusion of knowl- 
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 Ph., 1865-9. 4v. 8«. . . 32-1815 
 
 Occult literature, curiosities of. C. Cooke 12-92 
 
 Occult sciences. Smedley, E., et al. . 32-1891 
 
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 Occupations of a retired life. E. Garrett 18-1142 
 Ocean, the. Tuckey, J. H. Maritime geography 
 
 25-44 
 
 — Wilcox, J. W. , and A. Ocean, river, and shore 
 
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 — See Coast ; Maritime law ; Navigation ; Sea. 
 Ocean and river gardens. H. N. Humphreys 
 
 9-938 
 
 Ocean steam navigation. T. Rainey . 1-216 
 
 Ocean venture 18-3658 
 
 Ocean waifs. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2623 
 Ocean waves, in lyric strains. J. C. Schaad 
 
 23-431 
 
 Ocean world, the. L. Figuier . . 9-920 
 
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 Ocean to ocean. M. J. Carrington . 26'^'-712 
 Oceana, and other works. J. Harrington 2-1104 
 Oceanica. See Australasia ; Polj'nesia. 
 Ochoa, E. de. Prosadores Espanoles . 34-3 
 
 — Tesoro del teatro espanol. (1) Origenesdel t. e., 
 
 por Moratin. Piezas dr. anteriores a Lope de 
 Vega. (2) Teatro escogido de Lope de Vega. 
 (3) Teatro escogido de Calderon de la Barca. 
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 Ocklev, S. History of the Saracens. 3ded. Camb., 
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 O'Connell, D. Memoir on Ireland, native and 
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 — McGee, T. D. O'Connell and his friends 
 
 30-1505 
 
 — O'Connell, J. Life and speeches of 30-403 
 
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 O'Connell, J. Life and speeches of Daniel O'Con- 
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 27M504 
 
 Odd-fellows. Brosh, A. B. Odd-fellows' manual 
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 — Covenant and Odd-fellows' ladies' magazine 
 
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 — Covenant and official magazine . 2-946 
 
 — Ridgely, J. L , and P. Donaldson. The Odd- 
 
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 Odd leaves. M. Tensas . . . 18-3166 
 Odd people. Mayne Reid . . . 29b-175 
 Oddy, J. J. European commerce ; showing new 
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 Odenheimer, W. H. Jerusalem and its vicinity ; a 
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 Odes et ballades. V. Hugo . . . 34-3400 
 Odling, W. Animal chemistry. L., 1866 8-101 
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 O'Donnel. Lady Morgan . . . 18-2263 
 O'Donoghue, J, Historical memoir of the O'Briens. 
 D\ib., 1860. 8° . . . . 27^-1509 
 O'Donoghue. C. Lever . . . 18-1883 
 0' Donovan, J. Book of rights, with translation 
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 Odontalgia. S. P. Shaw . . . 10-814 
 
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 O'Driscol, J. Views of Ireland, moral, political, 
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 Odyssey. See Homer. 
 
 Oehlschlager, J. C. See Ahn, F. 
 
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 Oettinger, E. M. Bibliographic biographique. Leip., 
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 Oeufs de Paques. C. Schmid . . 34-4245 
 
 Off-haud-takings. G. W. Bungay . 30-1719 
 
 Office of the holy week, the ; according to the Roman 
 catholic missal and breviary. L., 1688 
 32-1864 
 
 Office and work of the Christian ministry. J. M. 
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 Official documents connected with the definition of 
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 O' Gallagher, F. Essay on the investigation of the 
 
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 11-284 
 
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 N. Y., 1864. 8° . . . . 2-315 
 
 Ogden, J. Science of education, and the art of teach- 
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 Ogilby, W. The menageries. (L. E. K.) 
 
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 Ogilvie, G. The genetic cycle in organic nature ; 
 
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 — The master builder's plan ; or, the principles of 
 
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 Ogilvie, J. Student's Enghsh dictionary. L., 1865. 
 
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 Ogilvies, the. Miss D. M. Mulock . 18-2293 
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 L., 1853 15-314 
 
 Oglethorpe, J. Peabody, W. B. O. Life of. (S. A. 
 
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 — Wright, R. Memoir of . . . 30-1979 
 O'Gorman, D. A chronological record. 3ded. Man- 
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 — Intuitive calculations ; the most concise method 
 
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 O'Halloran, S., et al. History of Ireland, from the 
 
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 N. Y., 1845. 4» . . • . 27--1510 
 O'Halloran and his man. W. H. Maxwell 
 
 18-2137 
 
 O'Hara, K. Midas. B. D. v. 1 . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 5 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Tlie two misers. M. B. D. v. 5 . 24-142 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 11 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Tom Thumb the great ; altered from Fielding. 
 
 B. D. V. 1 24-143 
 
 O'Hara family. See Banim, M. and J. 
 
OHIO. 
 
 428 
 
 OLIE. 
 
 Ohio. Annual report of the commissioner of statis- 
 tics, for 1857-61. Columbus, 1858-62. 4 v. 8» 
 26''-383 
 
 — AtAvater, C. History, natural and civil 26»-843 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H., and T. S. Arthur. History of 
 
 26"-523 
 
 — Harris, T. M. Geographical and historical ac- 
 
 count of 26'^-487 
 
 — Hildreth, S. P. First examinations of O. valley 
 
 26''-313 
 
 — Howe, H. Historical collections of 26»-104 
 
 — Reid, W. Ohio in the war . . 26''-1226 
 
 — Smith, W. Account of Bouquet's expedition 
 
 26''-1034 
 
 — Taylor, J. W. History of, 1650-1787 26''-447 
 
 — Walker, C. M. History of Athens county 
 
 26^-831 
 
 — Whittlesey, C. Fugitive essays relating to 
 
 26»-479 
 
 Oil regions of Pennsylvania. Gillelen,F. M. L. 
 
 6-332 
 
 — Wright, W 6-452 
 
 — See Petroleum. 
 
 Oils. Antisell, T. Manufacture of photogenic, or 
 
 hydro carbon o 6-275 
 
 Oiseau. J. Michelet .... 34-3532 
 Oiseau du desert. E. Berth et . . 34-4622 
 Oiseliu?, J. Thersavrvs selectorvm nvmismatvm 
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 Ojibway. Copway, G. History of the Ojibway 
 nation 26^-277 
 
 — Jones, P. History of Ojibway Indians 26*-460 
 
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 Okavango river. C. J. Andersson . 28''-381 
 
 O'Keeffe, J. The castle of Andalusia ; a comic 
 
 opera. I. B. T. v. 12 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Fontainbloau ; a comic opera. I. B. T. v. 6 
 
 24-141 
 
 — Lie of a day ; a comedy. I. B. T. v. 10 of 
 
 24-141 
 
 — Recollections of the life of John O'Keeffe ; 
 
 written by himself. L., 1826. 2 v. 8° 30-404 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1827. 8" . . . 80-404" 
 
 — Wild oats ; a comedy. F's S. D. v. 31 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 11 . . . 24-141 
 O-Kee-Pa, and other customs of the Mandans. G. 
 
 Catlin 26'>-675 
 
 Okely, W. S. Development of Christian architec- 
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 Oken, L. Elements of physio-philosophy. From 
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 Olcott, H. S. Sorgho and imphee ; the Chinese and 
 African sugar-canes ; a treatise on their origin, 
 variety and culture. N. Y., 1857 4-91 
 
 Old age. M. T. Cicero .... 33-187 
 
 — Bernard, T. Comforts of . . 33-348 
 Old and the new, the. W. Goodell . 32-454 
 Old and new testament dispensations compared. W. 
 
 Alford 32-1801 
 
 Old architectural ornament, alphabets. J. Weale 
 
 5-694 
 
 Old Bailey experience. By the author of " The 
 
 schoolmaster's experience in Newgate." L., 
 
 1833. 8» 2-823 
 
 Old barracks. Caroline E. Kelly . . 18-1726 
 Old battle ground. J. T. Trowbridge . 18-3325 
 Old bell of Independence. H. C. Watson 18-3469 
 Old bones. W. S. Symonds . . . 9-965 
 
 Old brewery, the, and the new mission house at the 
 
 Five points. N. Y., 1854 . . 32-294 
 
 Old bushman, an. See Wlieelwright, H. W. 
 Old Chelsea bun-house. Miss A. Manning 18-2045 
 Old chest and its treasures. By aunt Elizabeth. 
 
 N. Y., 1856 33-634 
 
 Old covenant. Kurtz, J. H. History of 32-1422 
 Old curiosity shop. C. Dickens . . 18-873,870 
 Old Deccan days. M. Frere . . . 18-1127 
 Old dominion. G. P. R. James . . 18-1638 
 Old dower house. Mrs. Grey . . 18-1280 
 Old engagement. Julia Day . . 18-820 
 
 Old England ; its scenery, art, and people. J. M. 
 Hoppin . . . ■ . . 27''-888 
 
 Old faces in new masks. R. Blakoy . 33-164 
 
 Old farm and the new farm. F. Hopkinson 2-728 
 Old farm house. Mrs. C. H. B. Laing . 18-3729 
 
 Old flag 18-2364 
 
 Old folks' concert tunes. " Father Kemp" 5-1075 
 Old forest ranger. W. Campbell . . 20-319 
 
 Old friends and new acquaintances. A. Strickland 
 
 18-3054 
 
 Old Fritz. Mrs. C. M. Miindt . . 18-3995 
 Old Haun the pawnkroker . . . 18-2362 
 Old helmet. Miss S. Warner . . 18-3455 
 Old Hicks the guide. C. W. Webber . 26^-134 
 Old homestead. Mrs. A. S. Stephens . 18-3008 
 Old house by the river. W. C. Prime . 18-2547 
 Old Humphrey. See Mogridge, G. 
 Old leaves. W. G. Wills . . . 18-3536 
 Old lieutenant and his son. N. Macleod 18-2003 
 Old Mackinaw. W. P. Strickland . 26^-388 
 Old Mam'selle's secret, the. E. Marlitt 18-4052 
 Old manor house, the .... 18-2368 
 Old man's bride. T. S. Arthur . . 18-200 
 
 Old Merry's annual, 1866. L., 1866 . 33-1355 
 Old Minor Canon. E. Neale . . 18-2324 
 
 Old merchants of New York. J. A. Scoville 
 
 30-1413 
 
 Old monastery. F. W. HaklJinder . .18-1310 
 Old mortality. Sir W. Scott . 18-2767,27531 
 
 — See Puritains, les .... 34-4998 
 Old north church. C. Robbins . . 32-1610 
 Old oak chest. G. P. R. James . . 18-1638 
 Old paths. J. F. Bero; .... 32-1471 
 Oldpatroon. J. A. Maitland . . 18-2017 
 Old places revisited. R. Bigsby . . 27''-82 
 Old plantation. J. Hungerford . . 18-1543 
 Old poets and dramatists, notes and lectures on. S. 
 
 T. Coleridge .... 22-983 
 
 Old printer and modern press. C. Knight 30-1653 
 Old red house, the. By the author of ' ' Ellen Dacre" 
 
 18-2363 
 
 Old red sandstone. H. Miller . . 9-266 
 
 Old redstone. J. Smith . . . 32-554 
 
 Old regime and the revolution. A. de Tocqucville 
 
 27''-1698 
 
 Old road and old river. W. A. Ross . 27b-676 
 Old St. Paul's. W. H. Ainsworlh . 18-117 
 
 Old sights with new eyes. S. J. M. Merwin 
 
 27'*-329 
 Old Sir Douglas. C. E.Nort'on ." ! 18-2349,50 
 Old stone mansion. C. J. Peterson . 18-2479 
 Old Sunapce. M. D. Chellis . . 18-3872 
 
 Old testament history. W. Smith . 32-1768 
 
 Old Trinity. T. M. Jones . . . 18-1700 
 Old vicarage. Mrs. Hubback . . 18-1524 
 Old wine in new bottlers. A. K. Gardner 27''-192 
 Old women, learned dissertation upon. T. Gordon 
 
 33-886 
 
 Old world in its new face. H. W. Bellows 27'>-939 
 Old world, the. Palestine, Syria, and Asia Minor. 
 
 J. R. Freese .... 28''-604 
 
 Oldbug, J. [Pseud.] See Withington, L. 
 Oldekop, T. L. von. Mankind in many ages ; an 
 
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 29»-214 
 
 Older than Adam 18-379*' 
 
 Oldfield, T. H. B. An entire and complete history 
 
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 2 v. 8° 27''-894 
 
 — The representative history of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland : being a history of the house of com- 
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 L., 1816. 6 V. 8° . . . 27='-895 
 Oldham, J. Works ; together with his remain'?. 
 6th ed. L., 1703 . . . 23-847 
 
 Oldham, T. Memoirs of the geological survey of 
 India. Calcutta, 1859. 5 v. 8» 9-1231 
 
 Oldtown folks. Mrs. H. B. Stowe . 18-3047 
 Olga. Mile E. Faucon .... 34-5082 
 OUe ; or, the old west room . . . 18-2365 
 
OLIN. 
 
 429 
 
 ON. 
 
 Olin, J. M. The perfect light ; or, seven hues of 
 
 Clirislian character. K Y., 1869 30-1854 
 
 Olin, Stephen. Works. N. Y., 1852. 2 v. 32-356 
 
 — College life: its theory and practice. N. Y., 
 
 1867 13-156 
 
 — Greece and the golden horn. N. Y., 1854 
 
 27^-774 
 
 — Life and letters of. N. Y., 1854. 2 v. 30-985 
 O'Lincoln, Robert. See George Ready 18-1164 
 Olio, the ; or, speaker's companion ; a collection of 
 
 recitations. F's M. I). In vol. 35 of 24-113 
 Oliphant, E. The history of North America and its 
 
 United States. E., 1800. 8° . 26"-G51 
 Oliphant, G. H. H. The law concerning horses, 
 
 racing, wagers, and gaming. Ph., 1847. 8° 
 
 V. 58 of 2-55 
 
 Oliphant, L. Journey to Katmandu, the capital of 
 
 Nepaul. N. Y., 1852 . . . 28^-153 
 
 — Narrative of the Earl of Elgin's mission to 
 
 China and Japan in 1857-9. N. Y., 1860. 8" 
 28''-338 
 
 — Patriots and filibusters ; or incidents of political 
 
 and exploratory travel. E., 18G0 29M81 
 
 — The Russian shores of the Black sea in the 
 
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 Oliphant, Mrs. M. O. W. Adam Graeme of Moss- 
 
 giav 18-2370 
 
 — Agnes 18-3798 
 
 — Agnes Hopetoun's schools and holidays]^18-2371 
 
 — The Brownlows : a novel . . 18-4029 
 
 — Caleb Field 18-2373 
 
 — Chronicles of Carlingford . . 18-2374 
 
 — Days of my life , . . . 18-2375 
 
 — Heart and cross .... 18-2377 
 
 — House on the moor . . . 18-2378 
 
 — Laird of Norlaw .... 18-2379 
 
 — Last of the Mortimers . . . 18-2380 
 
 — Life of Edward Irving ; illustrated by his jour- 
 
 nals and correspondence. L., 1862. 2 v. 8" 
 30-1382 
 
 — Lilliesleaf 18-2381 
 
 — Lucy Crofton 18-2382 
 
 — Madonna Mary . . . 18-3797,8888 
 
 — Magdalen Hepburn .... 18-2383 
 
 — Margaret Maitland '. . , . 18-2384 
 
 — Merkland ; or, self-sacrifice . . 18-2385 
 
 — Miss Marjoribanks .... 18-2369 
 
 — The perpetual curate . . . 18-2386 
 
 — The quiet heart .... 18-2110 
 
 — Zaidce . . . . . . 18-2387 
 
 Oliphant, 0. China ; a popular history. L.. 1857 
 
 28''-143 
 
 OUvarez, Count. James, G. P. R. Life of 30-461 
 Olive. D. M. Mulock . . 18-1198,2294,3933 
 Olive Blake's good work. J. C. Jeaffreson 
 
 18-1667,8 
 
 Olive branch. M. Carey . . . 3-59,64 
 Olive branch ; or, white oak farm . 18-2366 
 
 Oliver, B. L. Rights of an American citizen ; with 
 
 commentary on the constitution and policy of 
 
 the United States. B., 1832. 8" 2-815 
 
 Oliver, E. B. New manual of thorough bass, and 
 
 text-book of musical theory. B., 1864 
 
 5-1127 
 
 Oliver, G. Historj^ of initiation, with an account of 
 
 the ceremonies of ancient secret institutions. 
 
 Ph. 8° 2-818 
 
 — The revelations of a square ; sayings and doings 
 
 of eminent masons. N. Y., 1855. 8" 2-821 
 
 — The star in the east ; analogy between masonry 
 
 and religion. N.Y.,1855. 8" . 2-819 
 
 — Symbol of glory ; showing the object and end 
 
 of freemasonry. N.Y.,1855. 8° 2-817 
 
 Oliver, J. Wreck of the Glide; with recollections 
 
 of the Fijis, and of Wallis island. N. Y., 
 
 1848 . . 29''-42 
 
 Oliver and the Jew Fagin. Dickens' little folks 
 
 18-3987 
 
 Oliver Ellis. J. Grant .... 18-1253 
 Oliver Twist. C. Dickens '. . . 18-874 
 
 Olivet, memories of. J. R. Macduff . 32-2400 
 
 Olivier Duhamel. F. Soulie . . 34-3768 
 
 Olla podrida. Fr. Marryat . . . 18-2093 
 
 Ollapodiana papers. W. G. Clark . 33-166 
 
 Ollendorff, H. G. New method of learning to read, 
 
 write, and speak the French language ; with 
 
 an appendix; by J. L. Jewett. N. Y., 1858 
 
 22-182 
 
 — New method of learning to read, write, and 
 
 speak tlie Italian language ; with additions by 
 F. Foresti. N. Y., 1868 . . 22-190 
 
 — See Badois, C. 
 Olleris, A. See Bossuet. 
 
 Olmstead, J. M. Noah and his times ; Avith discus- 
 sions of several of tlie leading questions of the 
 present day. B., 1853 . . 32-1541 
 
 — Our first mother. N. Y., 1852 . 32-386 
 Olmsted, D. Introduction to astronomy ; designed 
 
 as a text-book for the use of students in col- 
 lege ; revised by E. Snell. N. Y., 1861. 8" 
 12-60 
 
 — Introduction to natural philosophy ; designed as 
 
 a text-book for the use of students in Yale 
 college. N. Y., 1857. 8° . . 11-183 
 
 — Same ; revised by E. Snell. N. Y., 1862. 8« 
 
 11-183" 
 
 — Letters on astronomy ; in which the elements 
 
 of the science are familiarly explained. N. 
 
 Y., 1859 12-43 
 
 Olmsted, F. A. Incidents of a Avhaling voyage; 
 with observations on the scenery, manners, 
 and customs, and missionary stations of the 
 Sandwich and Society islands. N. Y., 1841 
 
 29''-225 
 
 Olmsted, F. L. The cotton kingdom ; a traveller's 
 observations on cotton and slavery in the 
 American slave states. N. Y., 1861. 2 v. 
 
 26''-409 
 
 — A journey in the back country. N. Y., 1860 
 
 26''-378 
 
 — A journey in the seaboard slave states; with 
 
 remarks on their economy. N. Y., 1856 
 26''-298 
 
 — A journey through Texas ; or, a saddle trip on 
 
 tlie southwestern frontier ; with a statistical 
 appendix. N. Y., 1857 . . 26''-321 
 
 — Walks and talks of an American farmer in Eng- 
 
 land. N. Y., 1852. 2 V. . . 4-65 
 
 Olmsted, M. N. The universal path-finder and 
 
 business man's pocket companion. N. Y., 
 
 1866 33-1376 
 
 Olney, and the lace-makers. L., 1864 . 27"-707 
 Olshausen, H. Biblical commentary on the new 
 
 testament. Trans, by A. C. Kendrick. N. 
 
 Y., 1857. 6 V. 8° . . . 32-1522 
 Olympe des Cleves. A. Dumas . 34-3217;4955 
 O'Meara, B. E. Memoires historiques de Napoleon, 
 
 (LivrelX.) Ph., 1820. 8° . 34-4875 
 
 — Napoleon in exile ; or, a voice from St. Helena. 
 
 L., 1822. 2 V. So . . . 30-378 
 
 Omens and superstitions ; curious facts and charac- 
 teristic sketches. Ph., 1869 . 33-1000 
 Omicron. See Janeway, J. J. 
 Omitted chapters in the history of England. A. 
 
 Bisset 27»-86 
 
 Omnibus. J. Frost .... 33-707 
 
 "Omnipotence of loving kindness, the;" being a 
 narrative of a lady's w^ork among the fallen 
 in Glasgow. N. Y., 1867 . . 32-1878 
 Omnipresence of the deity. R. Montgomery 23-236 
 Omphalos ; an attempt to untie the geological knot. 
 P. H. Gosse .... 9-327 
 
 On the border. J. R. Gilmore . . 18-1784 
 On both sides of the sea. Mrs. Charles 18-3971 
 On the edge of the storm . . . 18-4190 
 On foot through Tyrol. W. White . 27''-831 
 On guard. Mrs. P. Cudlip . . . 18-3216 
 On Sherman's track. J. H. Kennaway 26^-582 
 On the heights. B. Auerbach . . 18-220 
 
 On the way. Miss C. Tucker . . 18-4064 
 
OK 
 
 430 
 
 ORANGE. 
 
 On the wing. J. Bumstead . . . 20-516 
 
 Once upon a time, C. Knight . . 33-478 
 
 Once a week. v. 1-17, and n. s. 1-3. L., 1859-69. 
 
 20 V. 8° 17-156 
 
 Oncle Cesar. Mme C. Reybaud . . 34-4142 
 Onderdonk, B. T. Statement of facts and circum- 
 stances connected witlx [his] recent trial. N. 
 Y., 1845. 8° . . . . 32-1438 
 
 — Proceedings of the court for the trial of 32-1428 
 
 — Trial tried. By Laicus . . . 32-1428 
 One-armed Hugh. Mrs. A. S. Moffat . 18-37G0 
 One great force. C. Johnson . . 11-339 
 One hundred double acrostics. Ed. by "Myself." 
 
 L., 1866 20-199 
 
 One in a thousand. G. P. R. James . 18-1639 
 One link in the chain of apostolic succession ; or, 
 
 the crimes of Alexander Borgia . 1 8-3733 
 
 One of the family 18-4031 
 
 One of them. C. Lever . . . 18-1884 
 
 One primeval language. C. Forster . 22-444 
 
 One thousand processes. C. Mackenzie 6-880^ 
 
 One year ; a tale of wedlock. E. F. Carlen 18-580 
 O'Neall, J. B. Biographical sketches of the bench 
 
 and bar of South Carolina. Charleston, 1859. 
 
 3 V. 8» 30-1248 
 
 O'Neil, Henry. Lectures on painting delivered at 
 
 the royal academy. L., 1866 . 5-446 
 
 — Two thousand years hence. L., n. d. 33-1400 
 O'Neill, A., (Hugh, Earl of Tyrone.) Mitchel, J. 
 
 Life and times .... 30-2399 
 
 O'Neill, C. Chemistry of calico printing, dyeing, 
 
 and bleaching. Manchester, 1800. 80 6-382 
 
 — Dictionary of calico printing and dyeing. L., 
 
 1862. 8" 6-384 
 
 O'Neill, H. Fine arts and civilization of ancient 
 Ireland illustrated. L., 1863. 8° 5-787 
 
 O'Neill, N. J. The guide to Texas. Observations 
 historical, geograi)hica], topographical, statis- 
 tical, descriptive, and political, etc. Dub., 
 
 1834. 8» 2G^-Qld 
 
 Onkelos. See Targums. 
 
 Only a clod. M. E. Braddon . . 18-386 
 
 Only a fiddler. H. C. Andersen . . 18-8830 
 
 Only son 18-2391 
 
 Only a woman's heart. Ada Clare . 18-055 
 
 Onomasia. J. Ross .... 22-222 
 
 Onward. J. A. Winscom . . . 18-3555 
 Onze jours de siege. J.Verne et C. Wallut 34-3888 
 Oology. See Birds ; Eggs ; Ornithology. 
 Oona McQuarrie. Alex. Smith . . 18-2920 
 Oort, H. Worship of Baalim in Israel ; based upon 
 the work of Dr. B. Dozy, " The Israelites at 
 Mecca." Trans, from the Dutch, and en- 
 larged, by J. W. Colenso. L., 1865. 8» 
 
 32-1767 
 
 Oosterzee, J. J. van. See Lange, J. P. 
 
 Opdyke, G. Treatise on political economy. N. Y., 
 
 1851 3-175 
 
 Open polar sea. I. I. Hayes . . 29"-261 
 
 — See Arctic regions. 
 
 Open timber roofs. R. and J. A. Brandon 5-603 
 Opera. Algirotti, F. Essay on . . 5-1043 
 
 — Clayton, E. C. Chronological list of 80-1565 
 
 — Edwards, H. S. History of . . 5-1008 
 
 — Hogarth, G. Memoirs of . . 5-1005 
 Memoir of the musical drama . 5-1064 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Deessesd' opera. (ISme Siecle.) 
 
 t. 2 34-5295 
 
 — Lumley, B. Reminiscences of . 5-1037 
 
 — Maretzek, M. Crotchets and quavers 5-1020 
 
 — Merlin, C. de. Notices of the progress of 
 
 30-1268 
 
 — See Music. 
 
 Operas. Africaine. G. Meyerbeer . 5-932 
 
 — Beggar's opera, [for voice, harpsichord, and 
 
 violin. J Dr. Pepusch . . 5-869 
 
 — The Bohemian girl. M. W. Balfe 5-894 
 
 — Dinorah, (Le pardon de Ploermel.) G. Meyer- 
 
 beer 5-933 
 
 — Doctor of Alcantara. J. E. Eichberg 5-916 
 
 Operas. Don Giovanni. W. G. Mozart 5-794,6,7 
 
 — Ernani. G. Verdi .... 5-938 
 
 — Euryanthe. C. M. von Weber v. 3 of 5-862 
 
 — Faust. C. Gounod . . . 5-921 
 
 — La Forza del destino. G. Verdi . 5-939 
 
 — Der Freyschiitz. C. M. von Weber 
 
 V. 3 of 5-862,864 
 
 — Leonora. W. H. Fry . . . 5-835 
 
 — Lucia di Lammermoor. G. Donizetti 5-910 
 
 — Lucrezia Borgia. G. Donizetti . 5-911 
 
 — Martha. F. v. Flotow . . . 5-908 
 
 — Norma. V. Bellini . . , 5-901,2 
 
 — Oberon. C. M. von Weber . v. 3 of 5-862 
 
 — Pardon de Ploermel. See Dinorah. 
 
 — Preciosa. C. M. von Weber v. 3 of 5-862 
 
 — Rosina. W. Shield . . . 5-868 
 
 — Semiramide ; arr. by W. H. Callcott. G. Ros- 
 
 sini 5-886 
 
 — La Somnambula. V. Bellini . 5-904 
 
 — La Traviata. G. Verdi , , . 5-944 
 
 — II Trovatore. G. Verdi . . . 5-945 
 
 — See Overtures ; and Dramas, list of, for texts 
 
 without music. 
 
 Operas, tales from. G. F. Pardon . 18-2424 
 
 . Operatic pearls ; a selection of songs, duets, and 
 
 trios: with English, French, and Italian 
 
 words. B., 1853. 40 . . . 5-973 
 
 Ophthalmic science. Williams, H. W. Recent ad- 
 vances in 10-606 
 
 Ophthalmic surgery. Laurence, J. Z., and R. C. 
 Moon. Handy book of . . 10-657 
 
 Ophthalmoscope. Hogg, J. . . 10-652 
 
 — Hulke, J. W. Use of . . . 10-625 
 
 — See Eye. 
 
 Opie, Mrs. A. Works. Ph., 1850-3. 3 v. 8° 
 
 18-2394 
 
 — Illustrations of lying . . . 18-2396 
 
 — Tales of the heart .... 18-2395 
 
 — Brightwell, C. L. Memoir of . 30-1546 
 Opie, J. Lectures on painting. See Barry, Jas. 
 
 5-2 
 
 Opinion. Bailey, S. Essays on the formation of 
 15-197 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. Influence of authority in matters 
 
 of 15-149 
 
 Opium. Impey, E. Cultivation, preparation, and 
 
 adulteration of ... . 10-791 
 
 Opium eater, confessions of. T. De Quincey 38-116 
 Opium habit. H. Day .... 10-800 
 
 Opium trade. Allen, N. Sketch of . 1-219 
 
 — Sirr, H. C. Evils of . . . 28^-277 
 Opportunities for industry and the safe investment 
 
 of capital. By a retired merchant, (E. T. 
 
 Freedley.) Ph., 1859 . . 1-90 
 
 Opportunity. A. M. Crane . . . 18-3963 
 Opposite the jail. Mrs. M. A. Denison 18-841 
 
 Optic, Oliver. [Pseud.] See Adams, W. T. 
 Optical instruments. McAllister & Bro., catalogue 
 
 11-43 
 
 Optics. Airy, G. B. TJndulatory theory 11-290 
 
 — Brewster, D. Treatise on . . 11-12 
 
 — Farrar, J. Experimental treatise on 11-214 
 
 — Jackson, J. W. Elementary treatise on 
 
 11-119 
 
 — Lloyd, H. Wave theory of light . 11-153 
 
 — Marion, F. Wonders of optics . 11-343 
 
 — Nugent, E. Treatise on . . 10-863 
 
 — Potter, R. Elementry treatise on . 11-201 
 
 — Young, T. Miscellaneous works, v. 2,3 
 
 11-307 
 
 — See Color ; Eye ; Kaleidoscope ; Light ; Micro- 
 
 scope; Phantasmagoria; Polarization; Sight; 
 
 Stereoscope ; Vision. 
 Or est une chimere. J. Moleri . , 34-5463 ' 
 Or et clinquant. A. J. M. F. de Pontmartin 
 
 34-5378 
 
 Oraisons funebres. See Bossuet, J. B. ; Flechier, E. 
 Oram, H. A. Examples in arithmetic ; arranged for 
 
 the use of schools, pts. 1,2. Ph. 14-51 
 
 Orange blossoms. T. S. Arthur . . 18-183 
 
ORANGE. 
 
 431 
 
 ORIGINES. 
 
 Orange county, IST. Y. Stickney, C. E. History of 
 the Minisink region . . . 26''-8o9 
 
 Oratorical year-book for 1865; a collection of co- 
 temporary speeches; ed. by A. H. Hill. L., 
 1866 33-53 
 
 Oratorios. Creation. J. Haydn . . 5-849 
 
 — David. S. Newkomm . . . 5-1012 
 
 — Eli. M. Costa .... 5-793 
 
 — Elijah. F. Mendel ssohn-Bartholdy 5-818 
 
 — Judas Maccabaeus. G. F. Handel 5-792 
 
 — Messiah. G. F. Handel . . . 5-789 
 
 — Moses in Egypt. G. Rossini . . 5-876 
 
 — St. Paul. F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy 5-819 
 
 — Stabat mater. G. Rossini . . 5-875 
 Orators. Cormenin, L. M. de la H. Orators of 
 
 France 22-626 
 
 — Francis, G. H. Orators of the age 30-1997 
 
 — Loring, J. S. Hundred Boston o. . 30-1946 
 
 — Magoon, E. L. Living o. in America 22-615 
 Orators of the American revolution 30-1737 
 
 — Parker, E. G. Golden age of American oratory 
 
 30-1879 
 
 — Turnbull, R. Pulpit o. of France and Svv^itzer- 
 
 land 30-1987 
 
 — See names of orators. 
 
 Oratory. Adams, J. Q. Lectures on . 22-601 
 
 — Channing, Ed. T. Lectures on . 22-619 
 
 — Cicero, M. T. Dialogues on the qualifications 
 
 of an orator 22-622 
 
 — Cox, E. W. Art of speaking . . 22-625 
 
 — Halcombe, J. J. Speaker at home 22-653 
 
 — M'Queen, H. Orator's touchstone 22-672 
 
 — Mandeville, H. Elements of reading and o. 
 
 22-679 
 
 — Melmoth, W. Dialogue on . . 33-1311 
 
 — Pittinger, "W. Sacred and secular o. 22-710 
 
 — Quintllian, M. F. Institutes . . 22-716 
 
 — See Belles lettres ; Elocution ; Eloquence. 
 Oreo,!'. MmeDudevant . . . 34-3687 
 Orchids, fertilization of. C. Darwin . 9-917 
 Ordeal for wives. Mrs. L. E. Edwards 18-2392 
 Order of reference of the supreme court of the U. S. 
 
 in the case of the state of Pennsylvania vs. the 
 Wheeling and Belmont bridge compan}^, et al., 
 with the proofs and reports. Saratoga Springs, 
 1851. 8» 2-121 
 
 Ordericus Vitalis. Ecclesiastical history of England 
 and Normandy. Trans., Avith notes and the 
 introduction of Guizot, by T. Forester. L., 
 1853-6. 4v 32-517 
 
 Orders. See Knighthood ; and names of orders. 
 
 Ordinances. See names of governing bodies issuing 
 ordinances. 
 
 Ordination. Kenrick, P. R. Validity of Anglican o. 
 32-1991 
 
 Ordnance instructions for the U. S. navy. 2d ed. 
 W., 1860. 8" . . . . 6-671 
 
 Ordnance manual for the use of the officers of the 
 U. S. army. 3d ed. Ph., 1862 . 6-670 
 
 Ordnance. Report of the chief of the bureau of 
 
 ordnance, November, 1864. N. Y., 1865. 8° 
 
 26''-979 
 
 — Reports of experiments on the strength and 
 
 other properties of metals for cannon ; Avith a 
 description of the machines for testing metals, 
 and of the classification of cannon in service. 
 By ofiicers of the ordnance department, U. S. 
 army. Ph., 1856. 4» . . . 6-993 
 
 — Benton, J. G. Course of instruction in 6-507 
 
 — Tennent, J. E. Story of the guns . 6-703 
 
 — Thomas, L. Rifled ordnance . . 6-708 
 
 — Ward, J. H. Instruction in naval o. 6-716 
 
 — See Arms ; Artillery ; Gunnery. 
 Ordronaux, J. Hints on the preservation of health 
 
 in armies. N. Y., 1861 . . 10-250 
 
 Oregon. Angela, C. A. Sketches of travel in 
 
 26''-571 
 
 — Bulfinch, T. Oregon and Colorado 26''-576 
 
 — Dunn, J. Oregon territory . . 26''-68 
 
 — Fremont, J. C. Exploring expedition 26"-39 
 
 Oregon. Greenhow, R. History of . 26'*-316 
 
 — Hines, G. History, condition, and prospects of 
 
 26''-222 
 
 — Irving, W. Astoria . . . 26''-53,4 
 
 — Lewis, M., and W. Clark. History of expedition 
 
 26''-68,9 
 
 — Palmer, J. Travels, 1845,6 . . 26''-96 
 
 — Parker, S. Exploring tour to . 26''-97,8 
 
 — Smet, P. J. de. Missions and travels in 82-1760 
 
 — Thornton, J. Q. O. and California, 1848 26i'-127 
 
 — Wilkes, C. California and O. . 26^-158 
 Oregon territory ; a brief description of the country 
 
 and its productions. L., 1846 . 26''-25o'' 
 O'Reilly, B. Greenland, the adjacent seas, and the 
 
 n. w. passage to the Pacific ocean. N. Y., 
 
 1818. 8» 26b-95 
 
 O'Reilly, E. Irish-English dictionary; to which is 
 
 annexed an Irish grammar. Dub., 1817. 4" 
 
 22-386 
 
 O'Reilly, H. Sketches of Rochester ; with incidental 
 
 notices of western New York. Roch., 1838 
 
 26i'-510 
 
 O'Reillv, M. Irish martyrs and confessors. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 8° 32-2514 
 
 O'Reilly, private Miles. [Pseud.] See Halpine, C. G. 
 Organ. Batiste, E. Fifty pieces for the organ 5-947 
 
 — Hopkins, E. J. History and construction of 
 
 5-997 
 
 — Nicholson, H. D. The organ manual 5-1054 
 
 — Rimbault, E. F. Organist's portfolio 5-948 
 
 — Rink, C. H. Organ school . . 5-1151 
 
 — Westbrook, W. J. Ancient and modern fugues 
 
 ..... 5-949 
 
 Organic chemistry. See Chemistry. 
 Organic molecular actions, laws of. S. Jackson 
 
 10-536 
 
 Organic remains. J. Parkinson . . 9-1259 
 
 Organisation du travail. Louis Blanc . 34-4296 
 Organization in daily life. A. Helps . 33-544 
 
 Organon of the specific healing art. J. Rau 
 
 10-718 
 
 Oriental acquaintance. J. W. De Forest 28''-230 
 Oriental and sacred scenes. F. Howe . 29''-270 
 Oriental annual. J. P. Walker, (ed.) . 33-1140 
 
 — See Gaunter, J. H. 
 
 Oriental customs. S. Burder . . 32-38 
 
 — See East ; Hindoostan ; India ; Jews ; Manners 
 
 and customs. 
 Oriental harems and scenery. Mme C. T. de Bel- 
 
 giojoso 28''-405 
 
 Oriental literature. Alger, W. R. Poetry of the 
 
 East ...... 23-409 
 
 — Burder, S. Oriental literature . 32-37 
 
 — Griffith, R. T. II. Specimens of Indian poetry 
 
 23-601 
 
 — Jones, W. Essay on eastern poetry 
 
 23-501 ;26b-616 
 
 Poeseos Asiatica? commentarii v. 6 of 28"-254 
 
 La poesie orientale . . v. 12 of 28^-254 
 
 Oriental poetry. See Oriental literature. 
 Orientales, les. V. Hugo . . . 34-3401 
 Origin and progress of letters. W. Massey 21-221 
 Origin and progress of the passions, historical illus- 
 trations of 15-38 
 
 Origin of the late war. G. Lunt . . 26^-735 
 Origin of life and mode of development of animals. 
 
 H. J. Clark 9-674 
 
 Origin of the Chinese. J. Chalmers . 28''-262 
 Origin of species. C. Darwin . . 9-536 
 
 — Bree, C. R. Examination of . . 9-515 
 
 — Flourens, P. Examen de I'origin des especcs 
 
 34-4199 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Lectures on . . 9-567,8 
 Original draught of the primitive church. W. 
 
 Sclater 82-1799 
 
 Original sin, doctrine of. G, Payne . 32-2206 
 Origine des connoissances humaines. E. B. de Con- 
 
 dillac 34-4549 
 
 Origine de I'inegalite. J. J. Rousseau . 34-3653 
 Origines du droit fran9ais. J. Michelet 34-4885 
 
ORIGINES. 
 
 432 
 
 OSBORN. 
 
 Origines clu gouvernement representatif. F. G. Guizot 
 
 34-4756 
 
 Origines genealogicae. S. Grimakli . 27''-487 
 Origines liturgicae. W. Palmer . • 32-359 
 
 Origines patriciae. R T. Hampson . 27''-3442 
 Orihuela, A. Avelino de. Poetas espanoles y Ameri- 
 canos del siglo XIX. V. 1. P., 1851. 8° 
 
 . . . 34-4 
 
 Orkney islands. Abbott, J. Excursion to 18-2|^ 
 
 — Barry, J. History of . . . 27''-4007 
 Orkney the peace-maker. J. Abbott v. 10 of 18-15 
 Orlando furioso. See Ariosto, L. G. 
 
 Orlando innamorato. M. M. Boiardo . 34-3500 
 Orlando in Roncesvalles. J. H. Merrivale 23-867 
 Orleans, A. P. de. See Montpensier. 
 Orleans, H. L. E., ducliesse d'. Harcourt, Mme de. 
 
 Memoire 34-3951 
 
 Memoir of 30-2304 
 
 — Schubert, G. H. de. Lettres et souvenirs 
 
 biographiques .... 34-4558 
 
 Biographic souvenirs . . 30-2304 
 
 Orleans. Louis d'. See Louise. 
 
 Orleans. Taylor, W. C. Memoirs of house of 
 
 27''-1926 
 
 — See Monstrelet, E. de. 
 
 Orley farm. A. Trollops . . . 18-3293 
 Orme, W. Bibliotheca biblica : a select list of books 
 
 on sacred literature; with notices. E., 1834. 
 
 8« 21-230 
 
 — Life and times of the Rev. Richard Baxter ; with 
 
 a critical examination of his writings. B., 
 1831. 2 V. 80 . . . . 30-36 
 
 — Memoirs, including letters and select remains, of 
 
 John Urquhart. Ph., [1855] . 30-905 
 
 Ormond. See Osmond. 
 
 Ormoud. C. B. Brown . . . 18-452 
 
 Ormond. Edgeworth, M. 18-972 & v. 9 of 18-977 
 Ormonde, Duke of. See Carte, T. . 27''-208 
 Ormuzd and Ahriman, war of. H. W. Davis 
 
 29'^201 
 
 Ornament. Ballantine, J. Essay on ornamental 
 
 art, as applicable to manufactures 5-723 
 
 — Book of 5-638 
 
 — Dearborn, N. S. Scrolls, monograms, orna- 
 
 ments, crests .... 5-528 
 
 — Delamotte, F. Embroiderer's book of design 
 
 5-524 
 
 Ornamental alphabets . . 5-526 
 
 — Scott, W. B. History and practice of orna- 
 
 mental arts ..... 5-341 
 
 — Weale, J. Monograms, etc. . . 5-694 
 
 — Wornum, R. N. Analysis of . . 5-407 
 
 — See Decoration ; Design ; Letters ; Monograms ; 
 
 Painting ; Wax flowers. 
 Ornithology. Audubon, J. J. Ornithological biog- 
 raphy 9-1308 
 
 — Bonaparte, C. L. Birds not given by Wilson 
 
 9-1340 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Popular British o. . 9-557 
 
 — Jardine, Sir W., (Ed.) N. 1. I-XIV 9-593 
 
 — Ornithology. Nuttall, T. Manual of 9-598 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of 9-622 
 
 — Samuels, E. A. Ornithology and oology in 
 
 New England .... 9-704 
 
 — Swainson, W. Natural history of birds 9-639 
 
 — Thompson, W. Natural history of Ireland 
 
 9-683 
 
 — Waterton, C. Essays on , . 9-974 
 
 — Wilson, A. American o. . . 9-657 
 and C. L. Bonaparte. American o. 9-673 
 
 — See Birds, in principal catalogue, and in sup- 
 
 plement. 
 Orographic geology. G. L. Vose . . 9-331 
 
 Orosius, P. History. Alfred's Anglo-Saxon ver- 
 sion ; with English translation, by B. Thorpe. 
 L., 1853 30-902 
 
 — See Pauli, R. 
 
 Orphan boy. J. Loud .... 18-1942 
 Orphan girls. G. Peacock . . . 18-2472 
 Orphan of Geneva. J. H. Payne , v. 4 of 24-231 
 
 Orpheline. H. Conscience . . , 34-3154 
 Orpheline d' Onval. Mile V. Nottret . 34-5107 
 Orpheus. Mystical hymns. Trans, by T. Taylor. 
 2d ed. Chiswick, 1824 . . 23-1006 
 Orpheus C. Kerr papers. R. 11. Newell 18-2400 
 Orr, J. Unilarianism in the present time ; its prin- 
 ciples and tendencies. B., 1863 . 32-1129 
 Orr's circle of the sciences. L. and Glasgow, 1860. 
 9 V. 8° 9-953 
 
 1. Principles of physiology. W. S. Orr. Structure of skele- 
 ton and teeth. R. Owen. Varieties of human race. R. 
 G. Latham. 2 Botany, structural and systematic. B. 
 Smith. Zoology, invertebrated animals. W. S. Dallas. 
 3. Vertebrated animals. W. S. Dallas. 4. Geology and 
 physical geography. D. T. Ansted. Mineralogy and 
 cry.stalography. W. MitclieU, and J Tennant. 5. Nau- 
 tical astronomy. J. R. Young. Practical astronomy. 
 H. Breen. Meteorology. J. Scoffern, and E. J. Lowe. 
 6. Elementary chemistry. J. Scotfern. 7. Electro-depo- 
 sition. G. Gore. Photographic art. M. Sparling. Ed. 
 by J. Martin. Chemistry of food and illumination. J. 
 Scoffern. 8. Arithmetic, algebra, and elements of Euclid. 
 .T. R. Young. Planes, trigonometry, series, etc. J. F. 
 Twisden. Practical geometry. A. Jardine 9. Mechani- 
 cal philosophy. W. Mitchell, J. R. Young, J. Imray. 
 
 Orsay, C'sse <!'. Clouded happiness . 18-578 
 
 Orsini, F. Austrian dungeons m Italy. L., 1856 
 27M32 
 
 Orsini, M. The flowers of heaven ; or, the exam- 
 ples of the saints proposed to the imitation of 
 Christians. Bait., 1841 . . 32-84 
 
 Orthodoxy ; its truths and errors. J. F. Clarke 
 . . 32-1904 
 
 Orthoei)y. See names of languages ; Pronuncia- 
 tion. 
 
 Orthographe on ortografie franqaise. A. F. Didot. 
 34-4932 
 
 Orthography, analytic. S. S. Haldeman 33-393 
 
 Orthography of Asiatic words in Roman letters. 
 Sir W. .Jones . . . v. 3 of 28^-254 
 
 Orthography. See Spelling; and names of languages. 
 
 Orthopaedics. Bauer, L. Lectures on orthopaedic 
 surgery 10-802 
 
 — Bauer, L., and R. Barthelmess. Orthopaedic 
 
 institutions 10-536 
 
 — Prince, D. Treatise on . . . 10-650 
 
 — See Club-foot ; Deformities. 
 
 Orthopraxy, manual of. II. H. Bigg . 10-596 
 
 Orval. R. Bulwer-Lytton . . v. 2 of 23-1000 
 Orvigny, L. d'. L' avocat chansonnier. Le Texicr 
 
 4,34-4833 
 
 Orville college. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3907 
 
 Osbon, B. S. Handbook of the United States navy ; 
 
 a compilation of all the principal events in the 
 
 history of every vessel ; from April, 1861. to 
 
 May, 1864. N. Y., 1864 . . Se-'-GS? 
 
 Osborn, G. See Jones, Peter. 
 
 Osborn, H. S. Pah stine, past and present ; with 
 biblical, literary, and scientific notices. Ph., 
 1859. 8» 28''-373 
 
 — Plants of the holy land ; with their fruits and 
 
 flowers. Ph., 1860. 8" . . 9-69 
 
 Osborn, L. Alice; or, the painter's story. N. Y., 
 
 1867 33-965 
 
 — Arthur Carryl : a novel ; odes, epistles, sonnets, 
 
 epigrams, etc. N. Y., 1841. 8" 33-398 
 
 — Bianca Capello : a tragedy. N. Y., 1868 
 
 24-237 
 
 — Calvary; Virginia: tragedies. N. Y., 1867 
 
 24-219 
 
 — Confessions of a poet . . . 18-3677 
 
 — The silver head ; The double deceit: comedies. 
 
 N. Y., 1867 24-205 
 
 — Ugo da este ; Uberto ; The Cid of Seville : 
 
 tragedies. N. Y., 1869 . . 24-147 
 
 Osborn, S. Cruise in Japanese waters. 3d ed. E., 
 
 1859 29^-178 
 
 — My journal in Malayan waters ; or, the block- 
 
 ade of Quedah. L.;i860 . . 38''-348 
 
 — Stray leaves from an arctic journal ; or, eigh- 
 
 teen months in the polar regions in soai'ch of 
 
 Sir John Franklin's expedition. N. Y., 1852 
 
 29»-98 
 
OS BORN. 
 
 483 
 
 OUR. 
 
 Osborn, S. The past and future of British relations 
 in China. L., 1800 . . . 28''-18r) 
 
 Osborne, Mrs. David. The world of waters 18-3696 
 
 ( )shorne, T. See Danby, Earl of 
 
 Osborue, W. G. Court and camp of Runjeet Sing ; 
 with an introductory sketch of the origin and 
 rise of the Sihk state. L.,1840. 8" 28b-274 
 
 Osburn, William. The monumental history of 
 Egypt, as recorded on the ruins of her tem- 
 ples, palaces, and tombs. L., 1854. 2 V. 8° 
 28''-144 
 
 Osburn, Wm., jr. Doctrinal errors of tlie apostol- 
 ical and early fathers. L., 1885. 8» 32-295 
 
 Oscar ; or, the boy who had his own way. W. 
 Simonds 18-2885 
 
 Oscar Bertrand. M. E. Braddon . . 18-4175 
 
 Osceola the Seminole. Mayne Reid . 18-2609 
 
 Osgood, D. See Novion. 
 
 Osgood, F. S. Poems. N. Y., 1852 . 23-166 
 
 — The poetry of flowers, and flowers of poetrv ; 
 
 with floral dictionary. Ph., 1863 9-70 
 
 Osgood, S. American leaves ; familiar notes of 
 
 thought and life. N. Y., 1867 . 33-58 
 
 — The hearthstone ; thouirhts upon home-life in 
 
 our cities. 5th ed. K Y., 1854 32-1585 
 
 — God with men ; or, footprints of providential 
 
 leaders. B., 1853 . . . 30-889 
 
 — Mile stones in our life-journey. N. Y., 1855 
 
 32-012 
 
 — Student-life ; letters and recollections. N. Y., 
 
 1861 13-158 
 
 — Studies in Christian biography ; or, hours with 
 
 theologians and reformers. N. Y., 1^50 
 30-628 
 
 Osier, E. Life of Admiral Viscount Exmouth. L., 
 1835, 30-158 
 
 Osmond, E. A. d', c'sse de Boigue. Une passion 
 dans le grand monde. P., 1867. 2 v. 34-5477 
 
 Osmont, J. B. L. Dictionnaire des livres rares. 
 P., 1768. 2 V 21-88 
 
 Osorio, J. History of the Portuguese, during the 
 reign of Emmanuel ; contaiiiing all their dis- 
 coveries. Trans, by J. Gibbs. L., 1752. 
 2v. 8° 27^-2040 
 
 Ossian. Poems. Trans, by J. Macpherson. Ph., 
 1790. 8» 23-168 
 
 — Same. L., 1796. 2 v. 8" . . 23-167 
 
 — Poems, in Gaelic; ed. by T. McLauchlan. E., 
 
 1859 23-851 
 
 — Mackenzie, H. Report on . . 22-1123 
 
 — See Campbell, J. F. . . v. 4 of 18-549 
 Ossoli, S. M. Fuller d'. At home and abroad ; ed. 
 
 by A. B. Fuller. 2d cd. B., 1856 29''-236 
 
 — Life without and life within ; ed. by A. B. Ful- 
 
 ler. B 33-864 
 
 — Papers on literature and art. N. Y., 1846 
 
 33-490 
 
 — Summer on the lakes, in 1843. B., 1845 26'^-40 
 
 — Woman in tlie nineteenth century. N. Y., 
 
 1845 33-530 
 
 — Woman in the nineteenth century, and kindred 
 
 papers. B., 1855 . . . 33-539 
 
 — Memoirs of. B., 1852. 2 v. . . 30-680 
 Osteology, comparative. Huxley, T. H. Elemen- 
 tary atlas 9-1223 
 
 — Maclise, J. Comparative osteology 9-1239 
 
 — Norton, A. T. Osteology . . 10-7; 8 
 
 — See Anatomy ; Bones ; Comparative anatomy 
 
 and physiology. 
 Osten-Sacken, R. Catalogue of the described diptera 
 
 of North America. W., 1858. 8". [Sm. 
 
 misc. col. V. 3] . . . . 11-188 
 
 Ostentation. S. Elly .... 32-1533 
 Ostrea ; or, the loves of the oysters ; a lay, by A. 
 
 Fishe Shelly. J. W. Gerhard . 23-1015 
 O'Sullivan, M. Guide to an Irish gentleman in his 
 
 search for a religion. Ph., 1833 32-1773 
 
 Oswald, J. Etymological dictionary of the English 
 
 language ; revised and improved by J. M. 
 
 Kcagy. Ph., 1836 . . . 22-189 
 
 Oswald Cray. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3588 
 
 Other side, the. A. C. Ramsey . . 26^-256 
 
 Otho the great ; a tragedy. J. Keats . 30-284 
 
 Otis, Belle. The diary of a milliner . 18-3972 
 
 Otis, C. N. Sacred and construciive art, its origin 
 
 and progress. N. Y., 1869 . . 5-894 
 
 Otis, P. N. History of the Panama railroad, and of 
 
 the Pacific mail steam-ship company, together 
 
 with a traveller's guide and business-man's 
 
 hand-book. N. Y., 1807 . . 26''-623 
 
 Otis, Mrs. H. G. The Barclays of Boston 18-2401 
 
 Otis, J. Bowen, F. Life of. (S. A. B. 12) 80-4v-7 
 
 — Tudor, W. Life of . . . 30-405 
 Otis, Job. Life and religious exercises, written by 
 
 himself; with extracts from correspondence. 
 Sherwoods. N. Y., 1861 , . 30-1387 
 
 Otley, J. B. See Pococke, E. 
 
 Otley, R. Essays on the nature, causes, and eff'ects 
 of national antipathies, credulity, and enthu- 
 siasm, with a review of the revolutions of 
 empires from the earliest aa;cs to the death of 
 Alexander the great. L., 1828 . 29"-259 
 
 Otte, J. Landscape photography. L. 6-904 
 
 Otter, W. Life and remains of E. T>. Clarke. N. 
 Y., 1827. 8" . . . . 30-89 
 
 Ottoman empire. L., n. d. . . . 27''-3283 
 
 — See Turkey. 
 
 Otwav, T. Works; with notes and a life of the 
 
 ' author, by T. Thornton. L., 1813. 3 v. 8° 
 
 24-195 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets, v. 10) . . 23-33 
 
 — The orphan ; a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 24-148 
 
 — Siime. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 7 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 23 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 9 , . . 24-191 
 
 — Venice preserved ; a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 24-148 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 3 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 5 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 6 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 7 . . . 24-191 
 Ouchterlony, J. The Chinese war ; an account of 
 
 all operations of the British forces from the 
 
 commencement to the treaty of i^anking. 
 
 L., 1844. 8" .... 28''-214 
 
 Oude. Gubbins, M. R. Account of the mutinies in 
 
 28"-170 
 
 — Hutchinson, G. Narrative of the mutinies in 
 
 28--199 
 
 — Sleeman, W. H. Journey through kingdom of 
 
 28''-329 
 
 Oudendale. R. Hope Moncrief . . 18-2284 
 "Ouida." [Pseud.] See De Larame, L. 
 Our admiral's flag abroad. J. E. Montgomery 
 
 29''-291 
 
 Our antipodes. G. C. Mundy . . 29''-206 
 Our army on the Rio Grande. T. B. Thorpe 26='-208 
 Our artist in Cuba. G. W. Carleton . 5-385 
 
 Our artist in Peru. G. W. Carleton . 5-384 
 
 Our Australian colonies. S. Mossman . 29'>-234 
 Our boys. A. F. Hill .... 26''-479 
 Our branch and its tributaries. Mrs. S. E. Henshaw 
 
 20^-1040 
 
 Our British ancestors. S. Lysons . 27''-760 
 
 Our brothers and cousins. J. Macgregor 26''-355 
 Our campaign. E. W. Reynolds . . 33-149 
 
 Our campaigns. E. M. Woodward . 26"-602 
 Our children in heaven. W. H. Holcombe 
 
 32-2404 
 
 Our class-meetings. G. Alley . . 32-2462 
 Our coal and our coal-pits ; the people in them, and 
 the scenes around them. By a traveller un- 
 der ground. L., 1865 . . . 6-385 
 Our companions in glory. J. M. Killen 32-1040 
 "Our constitution." A. C. Ewald . 27''-376 
 Our convicts. M. Carpenter . . 2-592 
 Our country. Mrs. L. Phelps, (ed.) . 33-1148 
 Our countrymen. B. J. Lossing . . 30-1017 
 Our cousin Veronica. E. Wormley . 18-3598 
 
OUR. 
 
 434 
 
 OVIDIUS. 
 
 Our daily fare. Ph.. 1864. 4° . . 3.S-1179 
 
 Our dumb companions. T. Jackson . 9-701 
 
 Our English home ; its early history and progiess ; 
 with notes on the introduction of domestic in- 
 ventions. O.Kf , 1860 . . . 27='-896 
 Our father's business. T. Guthrie . 82-2238 
 
 Our farm of four acres. H. Martineau . 4-117 
 
 Our first families 18-2402 
 
 Our first mother. J. M. Olmstead . 32-386 
 
 Our folks at home. E. Toliver . . 18-2403 
 — Sequel to. E. Toliver . . . 18-2404 
 Our garden friends and foes. J. G. "Wood 9-678 
 Our garrisons in the west. F. Duncan 26''-662 
 Our great captains — Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheri- 
 dan, and Farragut. N. Y., 1805 30-16r,5 
 Our heroic themes. G. H. Boker . . 23-941 
 
 Our hymns. J. Miller .... 32-2263 
 Our Indian empire. C. MacFarlane . 28*-44 
 
 Our living painters, their lives and works ; a series 
 of nearly a hundred brief notices of contem- 
 porary artists of the English school, L., 1859 
 
 5-148 
 
 Our martyr president, Abraham Lincoln. — Voices 
 from the pulpit of New York and Brooklyn. 
 N. Y., [1805] .... 32-1638 
 Our mutual friend. C. Dickens . . 18-883 
 
 Our national currency. A. Walcott . 1-322 
 
 Our naval position and policy. By a naval peer. 
 
 L., 1859 27''-899 
 
 Our neighbors in the corner house. T. S. Arthur 
 
 18-214 
 
 Our new way round the world. C. C. Coffin 
 
 29''-324 
 
 Our old home. N. Hawthorne . . 27''-6o6 
 Our own elementary grammar. C. W. Smythe 
 
 26"-2080,l 
 
 Our own third reader. Sterling and Campbell 
 
 . . . . 20»-2010,12 
 
 Our own school arithmetic. S. Lander 20''-2070 
 Our planet, its past and future. W. Denton 
 
 ... . . . 9-340 
 
 Our postal and revenue establishments ; considered 
 
 with a view to utilizing the former for the 
 
 receipt and payment of revenue moneys. By 
 
 a-civil servant. L. , 1866. 8° . 27''-901 
 
 Our press gang. L. A. Wilmer . . 22-1283 
 
 Our refugee household. Mrs. L. Clack 18-3749 
 
 Our reptiles. N. C. Cooke . . . 9-680 
 
 Ourselves, our food, and our physic. B. Ridge 
 
 . 10-244 
 
 Our social bees. A. Wynter . . . 33-887 
 
 Our standard-bearer. W. T. Adams . 30-2395 
 Our veterans of 1854 ; in camp and before the enemy. 
 By a regimental officer. L., 1859 27''-904 
 Our village. M. R. Mitford . . . 18-2223 
 Our workshop ; a practical guide to the amateur ia 
 the art of carpentry and joinery. N. Y., 1866 
 
 6-68 
 
 Our world ; or, the slaveholder's daughter 18-3731 
 Our year. D. M. Mulock . . . 23-777 
 Our young folks ; an illustrated magazine for boys 
 and girls, v. 1-4. B., 1866-9. 8° 17-84 
 Ourliac, E. Nouveaux contes du bocage. P., 1866 
 34-5187 
 
 — Les portraits de famille. P., 1866 . 34-5186 
 
 — Le prince Coqueluche. P., 1855 . 34-5110 
 
 — Theatre du Seigneur Croquignole. P., 1866 
 
 34-5188 
 
 Ours et 1' ange. J. J. Porchat . . 34-394U 
 Ouseley, F. A. G. Treatise on harmony. Oxf., 1868. 
 
 4° 5-1125 
 
 Ouseley, G. Old Christianity against papal novelties; 
 including a review of Dr. Milner's "End of 
 controversy." Ph., 1851 . . 32-1459 
 Ouseley, W. Persian miscellanies ; an essay to facili- 
 tate the reading of Persian manuscripts. L., 
 1795. 4" 22-893 
 
 — Travels in various countries of the East, more 
 
 particularly Persia, [1810-12.] L.,1821. 3 v. 
 4» 28''-911 
 
 Ouseley, W. G. Remarks on the statistics and 
 political institutions of the United States ; 
 with observations on the ecclesiastical system, 
 sources of revenue, &c. Ph., 1832. S" 
 
 26''-6n4 
 
 Out in the world. T. S. Arthur . . 18-202 
 
 Out of charity 18-3871 
 
 Out of debt, out of danger. A. B. Haven 18-1307 
 
 Out of the depths 18-2408 
 
 "Out of harness." T.Guthrie . . 33-1338 
 Out of his head. T. B. Aldrich . . 18-132 
 
 Out of prison 18-2406 
 
 Out of town. F. C. Burnand . . 27''-960 
 Out of town. R. B. Coffin . . . 18-3796 
 Outcast, an. F. C. Adams . . . lR-56 
 
 Outcroppings : selections of California verse. San 
 
 Fran., 1860 23-816 
 
 Out-door papers. T. W. Higdnson . 33-607 
 
 Out-doors at Idlewild. N. P.'Willis . 33-506 
 
 Outline of the revolution in Spanish America; or, 
 
 an account of the origin, progress, and actual 
 
 state of the war cfn-ried on between Spain 
 
 and Spanish America. By a South American. 
 
 N. Y., 1817 .... 26''-171 
 
 Outlines of creation. E. Noyce . . 9-9."0 
 
 Outlines of old testament history. G. F. Maclear 
 
 i;2-2474 
 
 Outpost, the. J. G. Austin . . . 18-228 
 
 Outran! and Havelock's Persian campaign, G. H. 
 
 Hunt 28''-146 
 
 Outre Mer. H. W. Longfellow . . 18-1936 
 Outspan, tales at the. A. W. Dray son 28b-399 
 
 Outwai-d bound. W. T. Adams . . 18-4101 
 Ouverturen fiir das piano-foite solo. Wolfenbiittel. 
 
 2 V. 4" 5-855 
 
 Ouverturen fiir das piano-forte solo zur vier handen. 
 
 Wolfenbiittel. 3 v. 4" . . 5-856 
 
 Over the cliffs. Charlotte Chanter . 18-012 
 
 Over the ocean ; or, glimpses of travel in many lands. 
 
 By a lady of New York. N. Y., 1846 
 
 27''-167 
 
 Over the straits. L.A.Meredith . 29"-180 
 
 Over yonder. E. Mi<rliit . . . 18-42:0 
 Overall's convocation book. See Convocation. 
 Overbury, T. Miscellaneous works in prose and 
 verse ; ed. with notes and an account of the 
 author by E. F. Rimbault. L., 1856 33-341 
 
 — See Amos, A. 
 
 Overland journey from New York to San Francisco. 
 
 H. Greeley 26''-369 
 
 Overland route, (England to the east.) Bradshaw's 
 
 guide 29''-172 
 
 Overland route, (Peking to Petersburg.) A. 
 
 Michie 28''-532 
 
 Overman, F. The manufacture of iron in all its 
 
 various branches ; also a description of forge 
 
 hammers, &c. Ph., 1850. 8» . 6-386 
 
 — Manufacture of steel. Ph., 1851 . 6-387 
 
 — Mechanics for the millwright, machinist, en- 
 
 gineer, civil engineer, architect, and student. 
 Ph., 1851 6-388 
 
 — Moulder's and founder's pocket-guide. Ph., 
 
 1851 6-389 
 
 — Practical mineralogy, assaying, and mining. 
 
 Ph., 1851 9-280 
 
 — Treatise on metallurgy ; with description of fur- 
 
 naces, rolling-mills, etc. 4th ed. N. Y., 
 
 1867. 8° 6-383 
 
 Over-sea. H. Morford .... 27''-876 
 
 Overtures. Ouverturen fiir das piano-forte solo 
 
 5-855 
 
 — Ouverturen zer vier handen . . 5-856 
 Ovidius Naso, P. Opera, ex recognitlone R. Mer- 
 
 kelii. Leip., 1851. 3 v. in 2 . 34-362 
 
 — .Opera, ad fidem editionis Burmannianae ex- 
 
 pressa. L.. 1815. 3 v. . . 34-448 
 
 — Selections from the metamorphoses and heroides; 
 
 with a literal and interlineal translation, on 
 the liamiltonian system, as improved by T. 
 Clark. By G. W. lleilig. Ph., 1862 34-446 
 
OVIDIUS. 
 
 435 
 
 PACIFIC. 
 
 Ovidius Naso, P. Metamorphoses ; literally tran- 
 slated into English prose, with copious notes 
 and explanations, by II. T. Riley. L., 1851 
 2C-4G6 
 
 — Same ; trans, by J. Addison [Bell's poets of G. 
 
 B.] 23-481 
 
 — See Marlowe, C. 
 
 Ovingdeau Grange. W. H. Ainsworth 18-118 
 
 Owen, A. Georgy Sandon ; or, a lost love 18-2393 
 Owen, D. D. Report of a geological exploration of 
 part of lown, Wisconsin, and Illinois ; made 
 under instructions from the Secretary of the 
 ti;easurj% in 1839 ; with charts and illustra- 
 ti-ons. W., 1844. 8° . . . 9-279 
 
 — First and second reports of a geological recon- 
 
 uoissance of Arkansas. Little Rock, 18o8, 
 and Ph., 1860. 2 v. 8" . . 9-1212 
 
 — Report of a geological survey of Wisconsin, 
 
 Iowa, and Minnesota; and incidentally of a 
 
 portion of Nebraska territory. Ph., 1852. 4" 
 
 9-1204 
 
 — Report of the geological survey in Kentucky, 
 
 made in 1854,5. Frankfort, 1856. 8° 9-1211 
 Owen, G. Materials for thought ; designed for 
 
 young men. Ph., 1859 . . 32-2236 
 Owen, John. Fashionable world displayed. 5tli 
 
 ed. . L., 1805 .... 2-988 
 
 Owen, John, D. D. The grace and duty of being 
 
 spiritually-minded. N. Y., 1848 32-2372 
 Owen, J. J. Acts of the apostles ; according to the 
 
 text of Hahn ; w ith notes and a lexicon. N. 
 
 Y., 1856 32-1285 
 
 — Commentary, critical, expository, and practical, 
 
 of the gospel of. John. N. Y., 1860 32-887 
 Owen, Mrs. O. F. Heroines of domestic life. L., 
 
 1861 30-1303 
 
 Owen, Richard. Key to the geology of the globe. 
 
 Ph., 1857. 8» . . . . 9-278 
 
 — Lectures on the comparative anatomy and 
 
 physiology of the invertebrate animals. 2d 
 ed. L., 1855. 8° . . . 9-601 
 
 — On the anatomy of vertebrates : v. I. Fishes 
 
 and reptiles; v. II. Birds and mammals; 
 v. III. Mammals. L., 1866-8. 3 v. 8° 
 9-602 
 
 — On the classification and gcogiaphical distribu- 
 
 tion of the mammalia; with an appendix on 
 "The gorilla," and " On the extinction and 
 transmutation of species. " L., 1859. 8" 9-600 
 
 — On the extent and aims of a national museum of 
 
 natural history. L., 1862. 8« . 9-954 
 
 — Palaeontology ; or, a systematic summary of 
 
 extinct animals, and their geological relations. 
 E., 1860. 8° . . . . 9-277 
 
 Owen, Rol)ert. Life, written by himself; with se- 
 lections from his writings and correspondence. 
 V. 1. L., 1857. 2 V. 8» . . 30-1798 
 
 — New view of society ; or, essays on the forma- 
 
 tion of the human character. N. Y., 1825 
 2-820 
 
 — Life of. Ph., 1866 .... 30-1740 
 
 — Sargant, W. L. Robert Owen and his social 
 
 philosophy 30-1286 
 
 — and A. Campbell. Debate on the evidences of 
 
 Christianity. Bethany, 1829. 8° 32-159 
 
 Ow^en, R. D. Footfalls on the boundary of another 
 
 world; with narrative illustrations. Ph., 
 
 1860 32-1682 
 
 — Hints on public architecture ; containing, among 
 
 other illustrations, views and plans of the 
 Smithsonian institution ; with an appendix 
 relative to building materials, N. Y., 1849. 
 8° 5-705 
 
 — Wrong of slavery, the right of emancipation, 
 
 and the future of the African race in the U. 
 S. Ph., 1864 .... 26»-671 
 
 — See Bacheler, ; Greeley, H. 
 Owen, W. F. W. See Robinson, H. B. 
 
 Owen, a waif. F. W. Robinson . . 18-2409 
 Owenson, Miss. See Morgan, Lady S. O. 
 
 Owl creek letters. W. C. Prime . . 26''-532 
 
 OAvyhee. See Hawaii. 
 
 Oxberry, W. Dramatic biography and histrionic 
 
 anecdotes. L., ]82n-7. v. . 30-1299 
 Oxberry, W. H. i>.atteo Falcone. F's M. D. v. 24 
 
 24-113 
 
 Oxenden, A. Counsel to the awakened ; or, the 
 
 pathway of safety ; Avitli an introduction by 
 
 C. D. Cooper. Ph., 1857 . . 32-667 
 
 Oxenford, J. Adrienne, the actress. F's S. D. v. 
 
 26 ...... 24-221 
 
 -- Dr. Dilworth. F's M. D. v. 32 . 24-113 
 
 — A family failing. F's M. D. v. 28 . 24-113 
 
 — My fellow clerk. F's M. D. v. 25 . 24-113 
 
 — Illustrated book of French songs ; from the 
 
 sixteenth to the nineteenth century. L., 1855 
 2e-411 
 
 Oxenham, H. N. Catholic doctrine of the atone- 
 ment ; an hisloiical inquiry into its develop- 
 ment in the church ; with an introduction on 
 the principle of theological developments. L., 
 1865. 8" 32-1659 
 
 Oxenstiern, Count A. James, G. P. R. Life of 
 30-461 
 
 Oxford divinity. See Mcllvaine, C. P. 
 
 Oxford English prize essays. Oxf., 1836. 5 v. 
 33-214 
 
 Oxford essays ; contributed by members of the uni- 
 versity. L., 1855-8. 4 V. 8° . 33-382 
 
 Oxford university. Report of her majesty's com- 
 missioners appointed to inquire into the state, 
 discipline, studies, and revenue. L., 1852,3. 
 C 13-502 
 
 — Acland, D. T. New Oxford examinations 13-2 
 
 — Amherst, N. Secret history of . 13-11 
 
 — Ingram, J. Memorials of . . 27^-466 
 
 — Rogers. J. E. T. Education in . 13-188 
 
 — Smith, G. Lecture on . . . 29='-217 
 Reorganization of . . . 1!?-211 
 
 — Splene, Megathym. Almae niatres 13-214 
 
 — See Bodleian library, in supplement. 
 
 Oxford university calendar, 1862 ; corrected to Dec. 
 
 31, 1861. Oxf., 1862 . . . 13-160 
 
 Oxfordshiie. Brewer, J. N. Topographical and 
 
 historical description . . . 27''-857 
 
 Same . . . pt. 2. v. 12 of 27^-474 
 
 Oxonian in Iceland. F.Metcalfe. . 27M)11 
 Oxonian in Thelemarken. F. Metcalfe 27''-480 
 
 Oxus, journey to the source of. J. Wood 28''-17 
 Oyster, the. Where, how, and when to find, breed, 
 cook, and eat it ; with a new chapter : The 
 oyster-seeker in London. L., 1863 6-208 
 Ozanam, A. F. (Euvres choisies. P., 1859 
 
 34-3611 
 
 Ozanam, Jacques. Recreations in science and nat- 
 ural philosophy. Ti'iins. by C. Hutton. New 
 ed., by E. Riddle. L., 1854. 8° 11-152 
 
 Ozanne, T. D. The south as it is ; or, twenty-one 
 vears' experience in the southern states of 
 America. L., 1863 . . . 26^^-438 
 
 P.,E. The art of dressing the hair ; a poem. Bath, 
 
 1770. 4° 23-1312 
 
 P., H. F. Constance Avlmer . . 18-698 
 
 P., H. K. The Kempt ons . . . 18-3663 
 
 P., M. Sketches of youuir ladies, etc. . 18-4043 
 
 Pacha of many tales. F. Marryat . 18-2082 
 
 Pacian, S. See Cyprian, S. 
 
 Pacific monthly. See Gazley's. 
 
 Pacific ocean. Aylmer, F. Cruise in 29''-182 
 
 — Bates, Mrs. D. B. Four years on the Pacific 
 
 coast • . 29''-148 
 
 — Beechey, F. N. Voyage to Beeriug's strait 
 
 29^-308 
 
 — Cleever, H. T. Island world of . 29»>-87 
 
 — D'Ewes, J. China and the Pacific islands 
 
 28''-291 
 
 — Jacobs, T. J. Adventures in . . 29»'-i8 
 
 — Life and adventure in . . . 29M83 
 
PACIFIC. 
 
 436 
 
 PAINTING. 
 
 Pacific ocean. Olmsted, F. A. Incidents of a 
 whaling voyaire .... 29''-22.5 
 
 — Porter, D. Cruise to the . . 29»'-49 
 
 — Rovings in the, 1837-49 . . . 2yb-290 
 
 — Tilley, 11. A. Japan and the P. . 29»>-192 
 
 — Three years in the .... 29''-9o 
 
 — See Australia; China seas; Chincha ; Eastern 
 
 archipelago; Fiji; Hawaii; Malaysia; New 
 Zealand ; Pelew ; Polynesia ; Tasmania. 
 Pacific railroad. Carrington, M. J. Ocean to ocean 
 2G"-712 
 
 — Policy of extending government aid 20''-708 
 
 — See U. S. geography ; Explorations and sur- 
 
 veys ; U. S. resources, etc. ; Inter-oceanic 
 canals and railroads ; Northern Pacific rail- 
 road ; Union Pacific. 
 Pacific railroad open. S. Bowles . . 26*'-633 
 Packard, A. S., jr. Guide to the study of insects, 
 and a treatise on those injurious and beneficial 
 to crops. Salem, 1868. 8° . . 9-788 
 
 Packard, C. Recollections of a housekeeper 
 
 18-2411 
 
 Pdcte de sang. P. A. Ponson du Terrail 34-4623 
 Paddiana. By the author of "A hot water cure" 
 
 18-2412 
 Paez, R. Wild scenes in South America ; or, life in 
 the llanos of Venezula. N. Y., 1862 26''-466 
 Pagan or Christian ? W. J. C. Muir . 5-172 
 
 Page, Abraham. [Pseud.] See Holt, J. S. 
 Page, D. Advanced text-book of physical geogra- 
 phy. E., 1864 .... 25-96 
 
 — Man: wliere, whence, and whither? being a 
 
 glance at man in his natural history relations. 
 N. y., 1868 . . . . . 9-736 
 
 — The past and present life of the globe ; being a 
 
 sketch in outline of the world's life system. 
 E., 1861 9-955 
 
 — Philosophy of geology. E., 1863 . 9-281 
 Page, D. P. Theory and practice of teaching ; or, 
 
 the motives and methods of good school- 
 keeping. 7th ed. Syracuse, 1847 13-161 
 Page, Harlan. Hallock, W. A. Memoir of 30-1538 
 Page, R. Banks and bankers. L., 1843 1-333 
 
 Page, T. J. La Plata, the Argentine confederation, 
 and Paraguay. N. Y., 1859. 8« 26^-343 
 
 Page. See Paige. 
 
 Page du due de Savoie. A. Dumas . 34-3230 
 
 Page monthly, the. (Continued under the title 
 
 "Keystone monthly," q. v ) Lancaster, 
 
 1858,9. 8° 17-208 
 
 Pages in waiting. E. Yates . . . 18-3833 
 Paget, F. E. The Curate of Cumberworth, and the 
 Vicar of Roost .... 18-780 
 Paget, John, [Barrister.] An inquiry into the evi- 
 dence relating to the charges brought by Lord 
 Macaulay against William Penn. E., 1858 
 30-1205 
 
 — The new " Examen ;" or, an inquiry into the 
 
 evidence relating to certain passages in Lord 
 Macaulay's history concerning the Duke of 
 Marlbor(mgh, massacre of Glencoe, Highlands 
 of Scotland, Viscount Dundee, and William 
 Penn. E., 1861 .... 27''-91() 
 
 Paget, John, [Esq.] Hungary and Transylvania; 
 with remarks on their condition, social, poli- 
 tical, and economical. Ph., 1850. 2 v. 8° 
 27''-227 
 
 Paige, E. F. New patent sermons, machine poetry, 
 and lectures on animals. By Dow, jr. 18-904 
 
 Paine, C Tent and harem : notes of an oriental 
 trip. N. Y., 1859 . . . 28''-301 
 
 Paine, M. Discourse on the soul and instinct, 
 physiologically distinguished from material- 
 ism ; with a discourse upon organic life. N. 
 Y., 1849 15-92 
 
 — The institutes of medicine. N. Y., 1858. 8» 
 
 10-219 
 
 — Same. 8th ed. N. Y., 1867. 8° . 10-219" 
 
 — Medical and physiological commentaries. N.Y., 
 
 1840-4. 3 V. 8» . . . . 10-142 
 
 Paine, T. Works ; with an account of his life. Ph., 
 1854. 3v 33-1188 
 
 — Dissertations on government, the affairs of the 
 
 bank, and paper money. P., 1838. B" 1-179 
 
 — Political works. Springfield, 1826 . 2-822 
 
 — Cheetham, J. Life of . . . 30-1567 
 
 — Hammond, C. Pilgrimage, to seventh circle 
 
 in spirit world .... 32-1854 
 
 — Rickman, T. C. Life of . . . 30-1939 
 Paine, Wm. An epitome of the American eclectic 
 
 practice of medicine. Ph., 1857 10-496 
 
 — Medical pfoperties and uses of concentrated 
 
 medicines. Pli. 1865. 8" . . 10-326 
 
 — Treatise on tlie domestic practice of medicine. 
 
 Ph., 1868 10-336 
 
 — Treatise on the principles and practice of medi- 
 
 cine and pathology, diseases of women and 
 children, and medical surgery. Ph., 1866. S" 
 
 10-339 
 
 Painter and varnisher's guide. P. F. Tingry 6-930 
 Painter, gilder, and varnisher's companion ; with 
 instructions for coacli painting and varnish- 
 ing. Ph., 1869 . . . . 6-458 
 Painter, progress of a. J. Burnet . 5-424 
 Painter's camp in the highkmds. P. G. Hamerton 
 
 5-304 
 
 Painters. Blanc, C. Peintrcs des fetes galantes 
 34-4016 
 
 — Bryan, M. Dictionary of . . 30-1706 
 
 — Crowe, J. A., and G. B. Cavalcaselle. Early 
 
 Flemish p 5-b8 
 
 — Cunningham, A. Lives of British painters and 
 
 scuiptOrs 30-406 
 
 — Davis, J. P. Thoughts on great painters 
 
 5-440 
 
 — Descamps, J. B. Vie des plusieurs peintres 
 
 Fiamands 34-4480 
 
 — Dumas, A. Italiens et Fiamands . 34-3260 
 
 — Emeric-David, T. B. Notices historiques sur 
 
 les maitres 34-3180 
 
 — Historic gallery of portraits and p. . 5-486 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Galerie du XVIIIe siecle 
 
 . . . . 34-5295 
 
 — Jervis, M. Stories of boy genius . 30-1603 
 
 — Lee, Mrs. H. F. Historical sketches of the old 
 
 painters 5-17 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Character and works of cele- 
 
 brated artists .... 5-43 
 
 — Our living painters .... 5-148 
 
 — Pilkington, M. Dictionary of . 30-1697 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Modern painters . . 5-46,7 
 
 — Stanley, G. Synopsis of Dutch and Flemish p. 
 
 30-493 
 
 — Vertue, G. Princiiial artists in England 5-23 
 
 — Viardot, L. Notices sur les p. de 1' Espagne 
 
 34-3974 
 
 — See Artists, and names of painters. 
 Painting. History. 
 
 — Painting ; its rise and progress from the earliest 
 
 ages to the present time ; with sketches of the 
 lives and works of many of the eminent 
 artists, and a notice of the principal public 
 galleries in Europe. B., 1846 . 5-14 
 
 — Callcott, M. Essays towards history of 5-469 
 
 — Crowe, J., and G. B. Cavalcaselle. New his- 
 
 tory of p. in Italy . . . 5-382,3 
 
 — Delaborde, H. Les ecoles Italiennes et 1' ac- 
 
 ademie de peinture en France . 34-4669 
 
 — Eastlake, C. L. Materials for a history of 
 
 5-151 
 
 — Emeric-David, T. B. Notices liistoriques sur les 
 
 chefs-d' ceuvre de la peinture moderne 34-3180 
 
 — .Jameson, A. M. Progress of p. in Italy 5-134 
 
 — Jarves, J. J. Art-studies . . 5-397 
 
 — Kugler, F. T. Handbook of . . 5-128,9 
 
 — Lanzi, L. History of p. in Italy . 5-13 
 
 — Memes, J. S. History of . . 5-44 
 
 — Viardot. -L. Origines de la peinture moderne 
 
 . ■ 34-3976 
 
 — Wornum, R. N. Epochs of . . 5-66,7 
 
PAINTING. 
 
 437 
 
 PALEY. 
 
 Painting. Principles and practice. 
 
 — Account of SI new process in . . 5-435 
 
 — Barry, J., et al. Lectures on . , 5-2 
 
 — Burnet, J. Education of the eye . 5-716 
 
 On composition .... 5-713 
 
 Practical liints on portrait p. . 5-710 
 
 — Field, G. Rudiments of tlie painter's art 
 
 5-322 
 
 — Fielding, T. H. Theory of . . 5-756 
 
 — Gullick, T. J., and J. Timbs. Painting popu- 
 
 larly explained . . . . 5-145 
 
 — Handbook for young artists and amateurs in 
 
 oil painting 5-171 
 
 — Hiiyter, C. Introduction to perspective, etc. 
 
 5-107 
 
 — Howard, H. Lectures on . . 5-73 
 
 — Hundertpfund, L. Art of p. restored 5-11 
 
 — Leslie, C. R. Handbook for young painters 
 
 5-81 
 
 — Mengs, A. R. Works . . . 5-431 
 
 — Merimee, J. F. L. Art of p. in oil and fresco 
 
 5-400 
 
 — Merrifield, M. P. Arts of . . 5-152 
 
 — Murray, H. Portrait painting in oil 5-476 
 
 — Piles, R. de. Art of . . . 5-423 
 
 — Reynolds, J. Works . . . 5-389 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Modern painters . . 5-46,7 
 
 — Taylor, W. B. S. Manual of fresco and en- 
 
 caustic p 5-275 
 
 — Templeton, J. S. Guide to . . 5-170 
 
 — Theory of effect .... 5-380 
 
 — Tyrwhitt, R. St. J. Handbook of pictorial art 
 
 5-311 
 
 — Willson, H. Composition, light, shade, and 
 
 color 5-601- 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Burnet, J. Progress of a painter . 5-424 
 
 — Dolce, L. Dialogue on . . . 5-429 
 
 — Hamerton, P. G. Painter's camp in the high- 
 
 lands 5-304 
 
 — Haydon, B. R. Lectures on . . 5-72 
 
 — Lessing, G. E. Limits of p. and poetry 5-199 
 
 — O'Neil, H. Lectures on . . 5-446 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Lectures on . . . 5-74 
 
 — Vertue, G. Anecdotes of p. in England 5-22 
 
 — Walpole, H. Anecdotes of p. in England 5-51 
 
 — See Art; Color and coloring; Decoration; 
 
 House painting ; Light ; Pauiters, and names 
 of painters; Perspective; Pictures; Shades 
 and shadows ; Water colors. 
 
 Painting of the Greeks. Winckelmann, J. Reflec- 
 tions on 5-428 
 
 Painting on glass. Gessert, M. A. Treatise on 
 5-466 
 
 — Inquiry into differences of style . 5-189 
 
 — Merrifield, M. P. Art of . . 5-152 
 
 — Winston, C. Difference of style in ancient 
 
 glass painting .... 5-189 
 
 Introduction to study of . . 5-182 
 
 Memoirs illustrating . . , 5-405 
 
 Paintings. Piranesi, F. and P. Antiquities d' 
 
 Herculanum .... 34-4975 
 
 — See Cartoons ; Pictures. 
 
 Paix du menage. H. de Balzac , . 34-3036 
 Palace and cottage. W. T. Adams . 18-4105 
 Palace beautiful, and other poems. R. H. Newell 
 
 23-753 
 
 Palace of architecture. G. Wightwick 5-727 
 
 Palaprat, J. See Brueys, D. A. de. 
 Paleario, A. Blackburn, W. M. Aonia Paleario 
 and his friends .... 32-1955 
 
 — Y(iung, M. Life and times of . 30-1336 
 Palseographia sacra pictoria. J. O. Westwood 
 
 21-535 
 
 Palseontology. Falconer, H. Memoirs and notes 
 9-230 
 
 — Figuier, G. L. The world before the deluge 
 
 9-998 
 
 — Hall, .1. Palaeontology of N. Y. . 9-1228 
 
 — Owen, R. Palaeontology . . 9-277 
 
 Palaeontology. Meek and Hayden. Palaeontology 
 
 of the Upper Missouri. Smitlison. con., v. 14 
 
 11-503 
 
 — Symonds, W. S. Old bones . . 9-965 
 
 — Whitney, J. D. Geological survey of California 
 
 9-12K1 
 
 — Worthen, A. H., et al. Geological survey of 
 
 Illinois 9-1260 
 
 — See Fossils ; Geology. 
 
 Palestine. Anderson, J. Wanderings in the land 
 of Israel 28''-577 
 
 — Bausraan, B. Travels in . . 28''-365 
 
 — Bonar, H. Land of promise . . 2S''-2 i ! 
 
 — Bremer, F. Travels in the holy land 2S^'-402 
 
 — Buchanan, R. Notes of a clerical furlough 
 
 2S"-314 
 
 — Buckhardt, J. L. Travels in . 28''-904 
 
 — Burt, N. C. The land and its story 33-171:', 
 
 — Clarke, E. D. Travels in . . 28'''-54 
 
 — Dixon, W. H. The holy land . 28i'-47!» 
 
 — Dupuis, H. L. Two years' residence in 28''-46.") 
 
 — Early travels in P 28''-210 
 
 — Elliott, C. W. Remarkable characters and 
 
 places 32-3507 
 
 — Freese, J. R. The f)ld world . 28''-604 
 
 — Hackett, H. B. Illustrations of scripture 
 
 32-608 
 
 — Handbook for travellers in . . 38''-387 
 
 — Hildreth, J. Notes of the Buckingham lectures 
 
 25-13 
 
 — Howe, F. Oriental and sacred scenes 29''-270 
 
 — Kitto, J. History of . . 2S'>-1)6 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Pilgrimage to . 28''-3:> 
 
 — Lindsay, A. W. C, Ld. Letters on the lioly 
 
 lind 28''-16b 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29''-278 
 
 — Newman, J. P. From Dan to Beersheba 
 
 28''-449 
 
 — Osborn, H. S. Palestine, past and present 
 
 28*'-272 
 
 Plants of the holy land . . 9-69 
 
 — Pfeiffer, I. Visit to the holy land . 28''-159 
 
 — Prime, W. C. Tent life in the holy land 
 
 28''-243 
 
 — Ritter, C. Comparative geography of 25-171 
 
 — Robinson, E. Biblical researches . 28''-574.5 
 Physical geography of . . 25-176 
 
 — Romer, Mrs. Pilgrimage to the temples and 
 
 tombs of ..... 281^-540 
 
 — Russell, M. Palestine . . . 28''-8;! 
 
 — Saulcy, L. F. J. C. de. Journey to 28>'-182 
 
 — Schwarz, J. Geogiaphy and history of 
 
 28''-464 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Sinai and P. . 28*'-225 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents of travel in 28''-28 
 
 — Stewart, R. W. Journey to . . 28''-342 
 
 — Thomas, J. Travels in . . . 28''-162 
 
 — Thomson, W. M. The land and the book 
 
 32-785 
 
 — Tristram, H. B. Land of Israel . 28''-494 
 
 — Van de Velde, C. W. M. Narrative of journey 
 
 through 28^-352 
 
 Memoir on map of holy land . 28"'-353 
 
 — Wells, T. Letters on . . . _ 28''-125 
 
 — See Jerusalem ; Jews ; Lebanon ; Syria. 
 Palestine, and other poems. R. Heber 23-111 
 Paley, F. A. Manual of Gothic architecture. L., 
 
 1846 5-426 
 
 Paley, Rev. William. Works; with a memoir of 
 his life, by G. W. Meadley. B., 1810-2. 5 v. 
 80 32-165 
 
 — Natural theology ; or, evidences of the existence 
 
 , and attributes of the deity, collected from the 
 appearances of nature. N. Y., 1820 32-160 
 
 — Same ; with illustrative notes by Ld. Brougham 
 
 and Sir Charles Be.l ; with supplementary 
 dissertations by Sir Charles Bell. L., 1836. 
 2 V 32-164 
 
 — Same ; with preliminary observations and notes, 
 
 by A. Potter. N. Y., 1840. 2 v. 32-163 
 
PALEY 
 
 438 
 
 PAPE. 
 
 Paley, Rev. William. Natural tlieolojry ; with an 
 introductory discourse b}' Lord Brougham, 
 and supplementary dissertations, and a trea- 
 tise on animal mechanics, by Sir Chas. Bell. 
 L., I80I-3. 4 V. in 3 . . . 32-163 
 
 — Principles of moral and political philosophy. 
 
 9th Am. ed. B., 1818. S" . . 15-335 
 
 — View of the evidences of Christinnitv ; with an- 
 
 notations, by R. Whately. N. Y., 1860. 8» 
 
 32-903 
 
 Paley, William, barrister. Law of principal and 
 agent; ed. by J. H. Lloyd. Ph., 1840. 8" 
 
 V. 38 of 3-55 
 
 Palfrey, J. G. History of New England. B., 
 1858-64. 3 V. 8° . . . 36''-399 
 
 — Life of William Palfrey, (S A. B. 17) 30-497 
 Palfrey, S. Agnes Wentworth . . 18-1136 
 
 — Herman ; or, young knighthood . 18-1113 
 Palgrave, F. Flistory of Normandy and of England. 
 
 L., 1851-64. 4v. 8°. . . 27''-914 
 Palgrave, F. T. Essays on art. L , 1866 5-433 
 
 — Golden treasury of the best songs and lyrical 
 
 poems in the English language ; with notes. 
 Camb., 1861 .... 33-633 
 
 Palgrave, W. G. Narrative of a year's journey 
 through Central and Eastern Arabia. L., 
 1865. 8 V. 8" . . . . 38''-480 
 
 Palissy, Bernard. Morley, H. Life of 30-712 
 
 Palissy, the Huguenot potter. C. L. Bri<rht\vell 
 ''18-416 
 
 Palleske, E. F. Schiller's life and works. Trans, 
 by Lady Wallace. L., 1860. 3 v. 30-13S9 
 
 Palliser, Mrs. B. History of lace. L., 1865 5-403 
 
 Palliser, Sir Hugh. Hunt, R. M. Life of 30-1133 
 
 Pallone, game of. A. L. Fisher . . 30-350 
 
 Palm. See Van der Palm 
 
 Palmer, F. P., and A. H. Ftirrester. The wander- 
 ings of a pen and pencil. L., 1846. 8» 37"-1311 
 
 Palmer, J. Journal of travels over the Rocky 
 mountains to the mouth of the Columbia 
 river, in 1845,6. Cin., 1847 . 36^-96 
 
 Palmer, J. H. Causes and consequences of the 
 pressure upon the money-market ; with a 
 statement of the action of the bank of Enirland 
 from 1st Oct. 1833, to the 37th Dec, "^1836. 
 L., 1837. 8° .... 1-285 
 
 — Reply to the reflections of Mr. S. J. Loyd. L. , 
 
 1837. 8° 1-385 
 
 — See Bennison, W. ; Knowles, F. C. ; Salo- 
 
 mons, D. 
 Palmer, J. W. Golden dagon ; or, up and down 
 the Irrawaddi ; being passages of adventure 
 in the Burman empire. N. Y., 1856 38'>-331 
 
 — New and the old ; or, California and India in 
 
 romantic aspects. N. Y., 1859 .» 29"-159 
 Palmer, Lynde. Archie's shadow , 18-4173 
 
 — Drifting and steering . . . 18-3935 
 Palmer, Ray. Closet hours ; or, aids to spiritual 
 
 improvement, and practical religion. Alb., 
 1851 33-328 
 
 — Hints on the formation of religious opinions; ad- 
 
 dressed especially to young men and women 
 of Christian education. N. Y., 1867 33-3440 
 
 — Hymns and sacred pieces : with miscellaneous 
 
 poems. N. Y., 1865 . ' . . 33-807 
 
 — Remember me ; or, the holy communion. B. 
 
 33-1053 
 
 Palmer. Roundell. Book of praise ; from the; best 
 English hymn Avriters. Camb., 1864 23-703 
 
 Palmer, S. A general history of printing. L., 
 1733. 4» 21-342 
 
 Palmer, T. H., Ed. Historical register of the 
 United States. 3d ed. Ph., 1814-6. 4 v. 
 8» 26''-713 
 
 Palmer, Rev. William. Narrative of events con- 
 nected with the publication of the Tracts for 
 the times ; with reflections on existing tenden- 
 cies to Romanism, and on the present duties 
 and prospects of members of the church. N. 
 Y., 1843. 8« . . . . 32-1291 
 
 Palmer, Rev. William. Origines liturgicse ; or, 
 an'iquities of the English ritual, and a dis- 
 sertation on primitive liturgies. O.vf., 1839. 
 
 2 V. 8° 32-259 
 
 — Tre.itise on the church of -Christ ; designed 
 
 chiefly for the use of students in theology ; 
 with a preface and notes, by W. R. Wiiitting- 
 ham. N. Y., 1841. 2 v. 8° . 32-1595 
 Palmer, William, M. A. Egyptian chronicles ; 
 with a harmony of sacred and Epyptian 
 chronology ; and an appendix on Babylonian 
 and xVssyrian antiquities. L., 1861. 2 v. 8° 
 
 28M87 
 
 Palmer, W. J. Report of surveys across the conti- 
 nent in 1867,8, on the 35th and 32d parallels, 
 for extending the Kansas-Pacific railway. Ph., 
 
 1869 36''-708 
 
 Palmetto dictionary. Richmond, 1864 . 33-187 
 
 Palmetto pictures. N. Y., 1863 . . 33-1014 
 Palmistry ; or, book of the hand. A. R. Craig 
 
 33-1379 
 
 Palms and their allies. B. Seemann . 9-79 
 
 Palsy. Essay on wasting p. W. Roberts 10-433 
 
 — See Paralysis. 
 
 Pambour, F. M. G. de. The theory of the steam- 
 engine. L., 1839. 8» . . 6-400 
 Pamela. ^S. Richardson . . . 18-3645 
 Pampas. Bishop, N. H. Thousand miles' walk 
 across South America . . 36''-693 
 
 — Head, F. B. Rough notes . . 36^-47 
 Pampinea, and other poems. T. B. Aldrich 
 
 33-610 
 
 Panama. Fabens, J. W. Life on the isthmus 
 
 36''-447 
 
 — Griswold, C. D. Isthmus of . . 36'^-339 
 
 — Otis, F. N, History of Panama railroad 
 
 36''-623 
 
 — Tome, R. Panama in 1855 . . 26''-285 
 Panics. Baxter, R. Panic of 1866 . 1-305 
 
 — Evans, D. M. Commercial crisis (1857,8) 
 
 1-156 
 
 — Sec Finance. 
 
 Panizzi, A. Romantic poetry of the Italians. [See 
 
 Boiardo] 34-2500 
 
 Panorama of science. G.Grant . . 11-94 
 
 Panora ma of the seat of war. J. Bachman 25-349 
 Panseron, A. ABC of music ; or, progressive 
 
 lessons in the rudiments of music and solfeggi. 
 
 Trans, by J. R. Fry; with additions by F. 
 
 Dorigo. Ph., 1846. 8<> . . 5-1084 
 
 Panthea, the spirit of nature. R. Hunt 18-3705 
 Pantlieism. Hunt, J. Essay on . . 33-1950 
 
 — Saisset, E. Religious philosophy . 33-3185 
 Pantheon of the age ; or, memoirs of 3,000 contem- 
 porary public characters. 8d ed. L., 1835. 
 
 3 V 30-408 
 
 Panthe(m of the heathen gods. A. Tooke 33-1043 
 Pantology. R. Park . . . . 33-1360 
 Pantoutie de Cendrillon. A. Houssaye 34-5095 
 Pantropheon. A. Soyer . . . 6-281 
 
 Panzer, G. W. Annales typographici ab artis in- 
 
 ventae orlgine ad annum M D. Norimbergae. 
 
 1793-1803. 11 V. in 6. 40 . . 31-343 
 
 Paoli, P. Boswell, J. Memoirs of . 37''-2155 
 Papacy. Clarendon, E. Hyde, earl of. Religion 
 
 and policy 32-2537 
 
 — Greenwood, T. Cathedra Petri. Political his- 
 
 tory of Latin patriarchate . . 33-lib9 
 
 — Guettee, R. F. Origin of . . 32-2167 
 
 — Hussey, R. Rise of the papal power 32-1328 
 
 — Riddcll. J. E. Hist(n-y of . . 27»-2451 
 
 — See Popery ; Pojies ; Roman Catholicism. 
 Papal Rome as it is. L. Giustiniani . 33-1120 
 Papal slates. Miley, J. History of . 27''-2376 
 
 — See Italy ; Rome. 
 
 Pape et le Congres, suivi de la reponse de 1' Eveque 
 d' Orleans, (Mgr. Dupanloup.) 2me ed. 
 Auiiinentee de la replique du gouvernement 
 a r ilveque d' Orleans. P., 1860. S" 
 
 34-4604 
 
PAPER. 
 
 439 
 
 PARIS. 
 
 Paper. Herring, R. Paper and paper-making 
 
 6-340 
 
 — Koops, M. Hifitorical account of substances 
 
 used to describe events and to convey ideas 
 31-316 
 
 — Proteaux, A. Manufacture of paper and boards 
 
 6-403 
 
 Paper-hanger's companion. J. Arrowsmith 6-5 
 Paper-makers. Fritscb, A. Tractatus de cliartariis 
 
 21-183 
 
 Paper question, the. H. C. Carey . 3-55 
 
 Papers for tlioughtful girls. S. Tytler . 33-980 
 
 Papers for the people. W. and li. Chambers 
 
 33-119 
 
 Papers from over water. S. Tousey . 27''-962 
 Papers from Overlook housr. F. W. Beasley 
 
 18-3718 
 
 Papers from the quarterly review. N. Y., 1852 
 
 33-196 
 
 Par droit de couquete. E. Legouve, and A. E. 
 
 Scribe . . '. . . . 34-3496 
 
 Para ; or, scenes and advenlures on the banks of the 
 
 Amazon. J. E. Warren . . 26''-216 
 
 Parables. Arnot, W. Parables of our Lord 
 
 32-1478 
 
 — Ballou, H. Notes on . . . 32-1483 
 
 — Guthrie, T. Parables in tlie light of the present 
 
 32-1697 
 
 — Krummacher, F. A. Parabeln . 34-538 
 Parables 18-1796 
 
 — Seiss, J. A. Parable of the ten virgins 32-1333 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Notes on . . 32-772 
 Paracelsus Bornbart ab Hohenheim, A. P. T. Of 
 
 the chymical transmutation, genealogy, and 
 generation of metals and minerals, also of the 
 urim and Ihummim of the Jews; with an 
 appendix of the vertues and use of an excellent 
 ■ water made by Dr. Trigge ; the second jiart of 
 tlie mumial treatise [of Tentzelius; being a 
 natural account of the tree of life.] Trans, 
 by R. Turner. L., 1657 . . 8-121 
 
 — See Lully, R. 
 
 Paradis des femmes. P. Feval , . 34-3329 
 
 Paradise lost. See Milton, J. 
 
 Paradise row ; the violet . . , 18-2421 
 
 Paradiso. See Dante. 
 
 Paragreens at Paris. G. Ruffini . . 18-2699 
 
 Paraguay. Caddell, C. M. Missions in 33-1748 
 
 — Charlevoix, P. F. X. de. History of 26''-442 
 
 — Dobrizhoffer, M. Account of the Ahipones 
 
 26»-63 
 
 — Page, T. J. Lu Plata, the Argentine confedeia- 
 
 tion 26''-343 
 
 — Robertson, J. P. and W. P. Reign of terror 
 
 26''-171 
 
 Four years in ... . 36''-108 
 
 — ^ See Argentine. 
 
 Paralysis. Althaus, J. Paralysis and other affec- 
 tions of the nervous system . 10-411 
 
 — Todd, R. B. Clinical lectures on . 10-449 
 
 — See Palsy. 
 
 Parana, and South American recollections. T. J. 
 
 26b-696 
 34-3088 
 34-3089 
 34-5347 
 F's. S. D. V. 13 
 24-231 
 18-2414 
 18-2415 
 
 Hutchinson 
 Paratonnerre. C. de Bernard 
 Paravenl. C. de Bernard 
 Pare aux certs, le. C. C. de St. Mars 
 Pardey, H. O. Nature's nobleman 
 
 Pardne, J. Abroad and at home . 
 
 — Tlie adopted heir 
 
 — The citv of the Magyar ; or, Hungary and her 
 
 institutions in 1839,40. L., 1840. 3 v. 27»'-57 
 
 — Tire city of the Sultan, and the domestic man- 
 
 ners of the Turks in 1836. Ph., 1837. 2 v. 
 27i'-124 
 
 — Confessions of a pretty woman . 18 2416 
 
 — Court and reign of Francis I, king of France. 
 
 Ph., 1849. 2 V 27''-1843 
 
 — Episodes of French history, during the consulate 
 
 and the tirst empire. L., 1859. 2 v. 37"-1840 
 
 Pardoe, J. Episodesof French history. N.Y., 1859 
 27''-1841 
 
 — Tlie jealous wife .... 18-2417 
 
 — A life-struggle 18-2418 
 
 — Louis XIV, and the court of France in the 17tli 
 
 century. N. Y., 1848. 2 v. . 27''-1843 
 
 — The rival beauties .... 18-2416 
 
 — The river and tire desart ; or, recollections of the 
 
 Rhone and the Chartreuse. Ph., 1838. 2 v. 
 27'>-168 
 
 — Same. L., 1838. 2 v. . . . 27''-168» 
 
 — ]?omance of the harem . . . 18-2419 
 
 — Traits and traditions of Portugal . 18-2420 
 
 — The wife's trials .... 18-2416 
 Pardon, G. F. [Capt. Crawley.] Backgammon; 
 
 its theory and practice, with soraetliing of its 
 liistory. L 20-168 
 
 — Billiard book. L., 1866. 8° . . 20-171 
 
 — Boldheart the Warrior . . . 18-2425 
 
 — Handybookof games for gentlemen. L. 20-172 
 
 — Literary gift book, for fireside, seaside and gar- 
 
 den. L. 8» .... 33-1180 
 
 — Tales from the operas . . . 18-2424 
 
 — Whist ; its theory and practice ; witli chapters 
 
 on loo and cribbage. 7th ed. L. 20-109 
 
 Pardon de Ploermel. G. Meyerbeer . 5-933 
 
 Parent Duchatelet, A. J. B. Prostitution in Paris, 
 
 considered morally, political!}^ and medically. 
 
 B., 1845 2-1000 
 
 Parent's assistant. M. Edgeworth . 18-979 
 
 Parlait negociant. J. Savary . . 34-4744 
 
 Pariah. See Cornwall is. 
 
 Paris, J. A. Treatise on diet. Ph., 1826. 8" 10-87 
 
 Paris, M. See Matthew Paris. 
 
 Paris, T. C. Letters from the Pyrenees during three 
 
 months' pedestrian wanderings in 1842. . L., 
 
 1843 27''-548 
 
 Paris, and its historical scenes. L., 1831. 2 v. 
 
 27"-1845 
 
 — Same. L., 1846. 3 v. . . . 27''-1848 
 
 — Same. L., 1848. 2 v. . . . 27^-1849 
 Paris as it was and as it is ; or, a sketch of the 
 
 French capital, illustrative of the effects of 
 tlie revolution, with respect to sciences, litera- 
 ture, arts, religion, &c. ; in a series of letters 
 by an English traveller. L., 1803 2 v. P," 
 27*'-8.'3 
 
 P{;ris, history of, from the earlist period to the 
 present d.iy, containing a descri.tion of its 
 antiquities, with an appendix containing a 
 notice of the church of Saint Denis, an ac- 
 count of tlie violation of the royal tombs, &c. 
 P., 1825. 3 V. 8° . . . 37''-1855 
 
 Paris. Abbott, J. Rollo in . . . 27"-347 
 
 — Bartlett, D. W. Paris with pen and pencil 
 
 . 27''-46l 
 
 — Byrne, Mrs. W. P. Realities of Paris life 
 
 27"-523 
 
 — Cliambre, W. Slietches of society in 27''-501 
 
 — Copping, E. Aspects of . . 27»'-649 
 
 — Didier, F. J. Letters from . . 27''-640 
 
 — Events in, in July, 1830 . . . 27''-33 
 
 — Forester, T. Paris and its evirons 27^-550 
 
 — Galiguani, A. and W. New guide to 27''-419 
 
 — Gardner, A. K. Old wine in new bottles 27*'-192 
 
 — Gaze, H. How to see Paris for five guineas 
 
 27"-! 53 
 
 — Goodrich, F. B. Tri-colored sketcliesof 37''-372 
 
 — Hand-book for visitors in . . 27''-716 
 
 — Head, F. Fasisrot of French sticks 27»'-2r,2 
 
 — Heine, H. Lutece .... 34-3391 
 
 — Jarves, J. J. Parisian siglits . . 27^-279 
 
 — Jerrold, W. B. At liome in P. 27''-748 
 
 Children of Lutetia . . . 27"-717 
 
 Paris for the English in 1867 . 27''-883 
 
 — Johns, C. A. Rambles about . 27''-537 
 
 — King, E. French character sketches 27''-948 
 
 — Lavallee, T. Histoire de . . 34-5181 
 
 — Mariiuerittes, J de. Ins and outs of 27''-;t77 
 
 — Mortord, H. Paris in '67 . . 27''-9l9- 
 
PARIS. 
 
 440 
 
 PARKER. 
 
 Paris. Parent Ducliatelet, A. J. B. Prostitution in 
 2-1000 
 
 — Piatt, Mrs. L. Belle Smith abroad 2?'-376 
 
 — Pilferings from the Paris and Dover post-bag 
 
 27''-36 
 
 — St. Jolin, B. Purple tints of . . 27''-33() 
 
 — Sanderson, J. American in P. . 27V35 
 
 — Scott, John. Visit in 1814 . . 27^'-32 
 
 — Simpson, J. P. Pictures from revolutionary P. 
 
 27^-1908 
 
 — Sims, F. Winter in ; w^ith observations on sani- 
 
 tary matters 10-678 
 
 — Tenot, E. Paris en Decembre, 1851 34-5048 
 
 — Trollope, F. Paris in 1835 . . 27'^-37 
 
 — Veron, L. Paris en 1860 . . 34-3885 
 
 — "Voltaire, F. M. A, de. Histoire du parlement de 
 
 34-3902; T. 23, 34-4868 
 
 — Exhibitions. 
 
 — Universal exhibition, the. Reports presejited to 
 
 both houses of parliament. L., 1856. 3 v. 8" 
 6-917 
 
 — E.xposition universelle de 1867. Catalogue gene- 
 
 ral public par la commission imperiale. P., 
 
 [1867.] 2v 34-4045 
 
 Illustrated catalogue of the universal exhibi- 
 tion, published with the art journal. L., 1868. 
 4° 6-908 
 
 — Universal exhibition, 1867. Reports of artisans 
 
 selected bj' a committee appointed by the 
 
 council of the society of arts. L., 1807. 8" 
 
 6-906 
 
 — Cowdin, E. C. Report on silk and silk manu- 
 
 factures 6-905 
 
 — Exposition universelle. (1867.) Figuier, G. L. 
 
 Annee scientifique, 12e annee . 34—5424 
 
 — Hall, S. 0. Illustrated catalogue, (1867) 
 
 6-982 
 
 — Hewitt, A. S. Report on the production of iron 
 
 and steel in its economic relations 6-905 
 
 — Rinimel, E. Recollections of the Paris exhibi- 
 
 tion of 1867 6-923 
 
 Paris a Veuise. C. Blanc . . . 34-3108 
 Paris en Amerique. E. R. L. Laboulaye 34-5257 
 Paris et Londres. C. Dickens . . 34-4037 
 Paris et la province. H. Monnier . 34-3557 
 
 Paris in America. E. R. L. Laboulaye 26''-435 
 
 Paris sketcli-book. W. M. Thackeray . 18-3195 
 Parisian pickings. J. de Marguerittes . 18-2066 
 Piirisiens en province. H. de Balzac . 34-3047 
 Parish, W. Buenos Ayres and tlie provinces of 
 the Rio de la Plata. 2d ed. L., 1852 8« 
 
 26''-424 
 
 32-551 
 32-1038 
 23-64,5 
 
 Parish and other pencillings. N. Murray 
 
 Parish papers. N. Macleod . 
 
 Parish register ; a poem. G. Crabbe 
 
 Parish registers in England, Scotland, Ireland, East 
 and West Indies. J. S. Burn . 27''-165 
 
 Parish side 18-2426 
 
 Park. E. A. Life and character of Samuel Hop- 
 kins. 2d ed. B., 1854. 8° . 30-1224 
 
 — Writinss of B. B. Edwards; with a memoir. 
 
 B. . 1853. 2 V. . . . . 30-1004 
 
 — See Phelps, A. 
 
 Park, J. A. System of the law of marine insurances. 
 3d ed. L., 1796. 8» . . . 2-70 
 
 — Same ; 3d Am. ed. ; with the new cases added. 
 
 B., 1800 2-71 
 
 Park, J. J. Law of dower, particularly with a view 
 
 to the modern practice of conveyancing. Ph., 
 
 1836. 8° . . . . V. 11 of 2-55 
 
 Park, L. J. Miriam : a dramatic poem. B., 1849 
 
 24-208 
 
 Park, M. Journal of a mission to the interior of 
 Africa, in 1805 ; with an account of the life of 
 Mr. Park. Ph., 1815. 8» . . 28''-94 
 
 — Travels in the interior districts of Africa, under 
 
 the direction of the African association, in 
 
 1795-7. L., 1800. 8» . . . 28''-95 
 
 Park, R. Handbook for American travellers in 
 
 Europe. N. Y., 1853 . . . 27»'-739 
 
 Park, R. Pantology ; or, a systematic survey of 
 human knowledge ; proposing a classification 
 of all its branches ; and a select catalogue of 
 books on all subjects. Ph., 1841. 8» 33-1260 
 
 — Selections of juvenile and miscellaneous poems. 
 
 Ph., 1836 23-170 
 
 — Sketch of the history and topography of West 
 
 Point, and the U. S. military academy. Ph., 
 
 1840 26''-152 
 
 Parker, A. R. Letters. B., 1863 . 30-1605 
 
 Parker, E. G. Reminiscences of Rufus Choate, the 
 
 great American advocate. N. Y., 1860 
 
 30-1213 
 
 — The golden age of American oratory. B., 1857 
 
 30-1879 
 
 Parker, E. H. Handbook for young mothers. N. 
 
 Y., 1866 10-646 
 
 Parker, H. F. Morning stars of the new world. N. 
 
 Y., 1854 30-783 
 
 Parker, J. Springdale abbey . . 18-2429 
 Parker, J. H. Introduction to the study of Gothic 
 
 architecture. Oxf., 1861 . . 5-205 
 
 Parker, Mrs. J. M. Barley wood . 18-2430 
 
 Parker, L. Tbe modern treatment of syphilitic dis- 
 eases. Ph.,a840. 80 . . 10-638 
 Parker, M. Correspondence ; comprising letters 
 
 written by and to him, from 1535 to 1575 ; 
 
 ed. for the Parker society by J. Bruce and T. 
 
 T. Perowne. Camb., 1853. 8° 32-1229 
 
 Parker, N. H. Missouri as it is in 1867. Ph., 1867. 
 
 8° 26''-629 
 
 Parker, R. G. Aids to English composition. B., 
 
 1844 22-704 
 
 — Questions in geography. N. Y., 1863 25-93 
 
 — and J. M. Watson. National fourth reader. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 38-534 
 
 Parker, S. Journal of an exploring tour beyond 
 the Rock}^ mountains, in 1835-7. 2d ed. 
 Ithaca, N. Y., 1840 . . . 26^-97 
 
 — Same ; 5th ed. Auburn, 1846 . 26^-98 
 Parker, T. Critical and miscellaneous writings. 
 
 2d ed. B., 1856 .... 32-1124 
 
 — Discourse on Webster. B., 1853. 8° 30-1606 
 
 — Experience as a minister ; with some account 
 
 of his earlv life, and education for the minis- 
 try. B.,1860 .... 32-1127 
 
 — Letter to the people of the United States touch- 
 
 ing the matter of slavery. B., 1848 2-824 
 
 — Sermons of theism, atheism, and the popular 
 
 theology. 3d ed. B., 1861 . 32-1122 
 
 — Speeches, addresses, iind occasional sermons. 
 
 B., 1861. 3 V 32-1125 
 
 — Additional speeches, addresses, and occasional 
 
 sermons. B., 1861. 2 v. . . 32-1126 
 
 — Ten sermons of religion. 2d ed. B., 1861 
 
 32-1123 
 
 — Two Christmas celebrations . . 18-2428 
 
 — Reville, A. Life and writings of . 30-1777 
 
 — Trial lor the "misdemeanor" of a speech in 
 
 Faneuil hall against kidnapping, before the 
 circuit court of the U. S. ; with defence. 
 B., 1855. 80 .... 2-194 
 
 — Weiss, J. Life and correspondence of 30-1468 
 
 — See Walker, Jas. B. Philosophy of skepticism 
 
 and ultraism .... 32-691 
 
 Parker, W. B. Notes taken during the expedition 
 commanded by R. B. Marcy, through unex- 
 plored Texas. Ph., 1856 . . 26''-394 
 Parker, W. H. Grammar of the English language. 
 
 Ph., 1866 22-192 
 
 Parker society publications. Becon, T. Works. 
 No. 9 32-1201 
 
 — Bradford, J. Writings. No. 31 . 32-1218 
 
 — Bullinger, H. Decades. Nos. 88,39,42,47 
 
 32-1233 
 
 — Calf hill, J. Answer to J. Martiall. No. 25 
 
 32-1215 
 
 — Coverdale, M. Remains. No. 22 32-1211 
 
 — Cranmer, T. Miscellaneous writings. No. 12 
 
 32-1207 
 
PARKER. 
 
 441 
 
 PARROTS. 
 
 Parker society publications. Fulke, W. 
 to Stapleton, etc. No. 10 . 
 
 — Grimlall, E. Reinniiis. No. 8 
 
 — Hutchinson, R. Works. No. 4 . 
 
 — Jewell, J. Works. Nos. 26,30.40 
 
 — Latimer, H. Sermons and remains. 
 
 Answers 
 32-1204 
 32-1199 
 32-1194 
 33-1213 
 No IG 
 32-1212 
 32-1231 
 32-1229 
 
 — Nowell, A. Catechisms. No. 53 . 
 
 — Parker, M. Correspontlence. No. 49 
 
 — Rogers, T. Doctrine of the church of England. 
 
 No. 52 32-1230 
 
 — Tyndale, W. Answer to Sir T. More, etc. 
 
 "No. 38 32-1221 
 
 — Whitsrift, J. Works. No. 50 . 32-1227 
 
 — Zurich letters. Robinson, H., (Ed.) Nos. 7,18 
 
 32-1197,8 
 
 Parkes. B. R. Essays on ■ woman's work. L., 
 1865 33-1308 
 
 — Vignettes; twelve biographical sketches. L., 
 
 1806 30-1834 
 
 Parkes, E. A. Manual of practical hygiene ; pre- 
 pared especially for use in the medical service 
 of the army. 2d ed. L , 1806. 8° 10-044 
 
 Parkes, J., and H. Merivale. Mi moirsof Sir Philip 
 Francis; with correspondence and journals. 
 L., 1867 2v. 8" . . . 30-2334 
 
 Parkes, Mrs. See Webster, T. 
 
 Parkes, S. H. Window gardens for the people, 
 and clean and tidy rooms. L. . 4-190 
 
 Parkes, Mrs. W. Domestic duties. 3d ed. L., 
 1828 6-210 
 
 Parkhurst, J. Greek and English lexicon to the 
 new testament ; with a plain and easy Greek 
 grammar. L., 1804. 8« . . 22-193 
 
 — Hebrew and English lexicon ; with a Hebrew 
 
 and a Chaldee grammar. 4tli ed. L., 1799. 
 8" 22-191 
 
 Parkin, John. Causation and prevention of dis- 
 ease. L., 1859. 8» . . . 10-188 
 
 Parkinson, H. See Dublin international exhibition. 
 
 Parkinson, J. Organic remains of a former world ; 
 an examination of tlie mineralized remains of 
 the vegetables and animals of the antediluvian 
 world, gencrallv termed extraneous fossils. 
 L., 1820. V. 1,2. 4° . . . 9-1259 
 
 Parkinson, J. C. "Under government;" an offi- 
 cial key to the civil service of the crown. 
 L., 1859 27''-918 
 
 Parkinson, R. Tour in America, in 1798-1800 ; ex- 
 hibiting sketches of society and manners, and 
 a particular account of the American system 
 ofaii-riculture. L., 1805. 2 v. 8° 26''-059 
 
 Parkman, Francis. Book of roses. B.,1866 4-232 
 
 Parkmai), Francis, jr. The California and Oregon 
 trail ; being sketches of prairie and Rocky 
 mountain life. N. Y., 1849 . 26''-99 
 
 — History of the conspiracy of Pontiac, and the 
 
 war of the North American tribes against the 
 English colonies after the conquest of Canada. 
 B., 1851. 80 ... . 26»-274 
 
 — The Jesuits in North America in the 17th cen- 
 
 tury. B., 1867 .... 26»-930 
 
 — Pioneers of France in the new world. B., 1865. 
 
 8» 20''-929 
 
 Parkyns, M. Life in Abyssinia ; being notes col- 
 lected during three years' residence and 
 travels. N. Y., 1854. 2 v. . 28''-202 
 
 Parlement de Paris. F. M. A. de Voltaire 
 
 34-3902 
 
 Parley, Peter. [Pseud.] See Goodrich, S. G. 
 
 Parliament the mirror of the nation. J. Lorimer 
 2-774 
 
 Parliamentary debates in 1610. Camden soc. pub. 
 V. 81 27-'-195 
 
 Parliamentary gazetteer of Ireland. Dub., 1844-6. 
 3 V. in 10. 8» . . . . 25-177 
 
 Parliamentary government. Gray, H. G., Earl 
 
 27«-484 
 
 — See England; Government; Political science 
 
 and politics ; Reform. 
 
 Paliamcntary law. Burleigh, J. B. Legislative 
 guide ; containing Jefferson's manual, stand- 
 ing rules and orders of congress ; citizens' 
 manual, etc. .... 2-207 
 
 — Cushing, L. S. Law and practice of legislative 
 
 assemblies ..... 2-269 
 
 — — Rules of proceedings and debate 2-205 
 
 — Finger-post to publico business . 2-3C8 
 
 — Hints to chairmen, by Praeses . 33-1378 
 
 — Jefferson, T. Manual of parliamentary practice 
 
 2-266 
 
 — McElligott, J. N. The American debater 
 
 . 22-671 
 
 — Matthias, B. Manual for conducting business 
 
 2-326 
 
 — Sutherland, J. B. Manual . . 2-326 
 Parliamentary registration manual. W. C. GJen 
 
 2-372 
 
 Parliaments. See England ; Long parliament. 
 Parlor aruusements. F. Bellew . . 20-192 
 
 Parlor charades and proverbs. S. A. Frost 20-180 
 Parlor dramas. W. B. Fowle . . 24-203 
 
 Parmegiano. See Mazola. 
 Parmelee, M. P. Life scenes among the mountains 
 
 of Ararat. B., 1868 . . . 28>'-594 
 
 Parminter, G. H. Materials for a grammar of the 
 
 modern English language. Camb., 1856 
 
 22-194 
 
 Parnassus in pillory. A. J. H. Duganne 23-296 
 Parnell, E. A. Applied chemistry, in manufactures; 
 
 arts, and domestic economy. N. Y., 1844. 
 
 8° 8-20 
 
 Parnell, T. Poetical works ; with a life by Oliver 
 
 Goldsmith. B., 1854 . . . 23-437 
 
 -^ (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 33-484 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-171 
 Parochial registers. Bigland, R. Observations on 
 
 27"-4053 
 
 Paroles d' un croyant. F. Lamennais . 34-3478 
 Parr, B. Loudon medical dicti(mary. Ph., 1819. 
 
 2 v. 4° 10-509 
 
 Parr, Miss H. [Holme Lee.] Against wind and tide 
 18-2431 
 
 — Hawksview 18-2432 
 
 — Kathie Brande .... 18-2433 
 
 — Life and death of Jeanne d' Arc, called "the 
 
 maid." L., 1806. 2 v. . . 30-1823 
 
 — Mr. Winj'ard's ward : a novel . 18-3910 
 
 — Sylvan Holt's daughter . . . 18-2435 
 
 — Wonderful adventures of Tutlongbo and his 
 
 elfin company .... 18-2437 
 Parr, S. W^orks ; with memoirs of his life and 
 writings, and a selection from his correspond- 
 ence ; by J. Johnstone. L., 1828. 8 v. 8" 
 32-1412 
 
 — Aphorisms, opinions, and reflections ; with a 
 
 sketch of his life. L., 1820 . 33-156 
 
 — Bibliotheca Parriana ; a catalogue of the library 
 
 of Samuel Parr. L., 1827. 8» . 21-463 
 
 — Field. ^Y. Life and writings of . 30-410 
 Parrain et marrain. H. A. A. de Gondrecourt 
 
 34-4530 
 
 Parricide, the. By the author of " Miserrimus" 
 
 18-2440 
 
 Parrisli, Edward. Education in the society of friends, 
 past, present, and prospective. Ph., I860 
 
 13-163 
 
 — Introduction to practical pharmacy. Ph., 1859. 
 
 8« 10-287 
 
 — Phantom bouquet ; a popular treatise on the 
 
 art of skeletonizing leaves and seed-vessels. 
 
 Ph., 1862 5-215 
 
 Parrish, Elijah. See Morse, J. 
 
 Parrish, J. Practical observations on strangulated 
 
 hernia, and some other diseases of the urinary 
 
 organs. Ph., 1836. 8» . . 10-467 
 
 Parrot, F. Journey to Ararat. N. Y., 1846 
 
 • . 28'>-96 
 
 Parrots. Selby, P. J. [Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 10] 
 9-593 
 
PARRY. 
 
 442 
 
 PASCAL. 
 
 Parry, C. H. Parliaments and councils of England 
 chronologically arranged trom William I to 
 the rcvoluliou in Ui88. L., 18;39. 8" 27''-922 
 
 Parry, E. Memoirs of Rear Admiral Sir W. Ed- 
 ward Parry. N. Y., 1857 . . 30-991 
 
 Parry, E. O. Argument in api)cal of Thomas Wood 
 and Joseph Wood, etc. 8» . . 2-231 
 
 — Argument of, in the case of the city of Philedel- 
 
 phia vs. Augustus Girard, et al., in the su- 
 preme court of Penna. Pottsville, 1863. 8" 
 2-250 
 
 Parry, J. H. Cambrian Plutarch ; comprising 
 memoirs of some of the most eminent Welsh- 
 men. L., 1834. 8« . . . 30-409 
 
 Parry, T. P. P. ; or, the man and the tiger. F's 
 M. D. V. 11 24-113 
 
 Parry, W. E. Journnl of a second voyage for the 
 discovery of a northwest passage from the 
 Atlantic" to the Pacific, in 1821-3. N. Y., 
 1824. 8° 29i'-43 
 
 — Journal of a third voyage for the discovery of a 
 
 northwest passage, in 1824,5. Ph., 1820. 8° 
 29''-44 
 
 — Three voyages for the discovery of a northwest 
 
 passage, and narrative of an attempt to reach 
 the north pole. N. Y., 1840. 2 v. 29^-45 
 
 — Parry, E. Memoirs of . . . 80-991 
 
 — See Lji-on, G. F. 
 
 Parsees. Framjee, D. History, manners, customs, 
 and religion of . . . . 32-866 
 
 — Haug, M. Sacred language, writings, and re- 
 
 ligion of 32-1103 
 
 — Wilson, J. The Parsi religion . 32-956 
 
 — See Avesta. 
 
 Parsing simplified. T. Darnell , . 22-316 
 
 Piirson and people. E. Spooner . . 3 .'-1536 
 Parson, pen, and pencil. G. M. Musgrave 27*^-31 
 Parsonage of Mora. Fredrika Bremer 18-396 
 
 Parsons, A. Law of wills. Ph. 1855. 8° 
 
 V. 88 of 2-55 
 
 Parsons, G. S. Nelsonian reminiscences. B., 1843 
 
 2'7«-925 
 
 Parsons, S. B. The rose ; its history, poetry, cul- 
 ture, and classification. N. Y.,1847. 8" 4-511 
 
 — Treatise on the propagation, culture, and his- 
 
 tory of the rose. N. Y., 1869 . , 1-197 
 
 Parsons, T. Deus-homo : God-man. Chicago, 
 
 1867 32-2310 
 
 — Elements of mercantile law. 2d ed. B., 1862. 
 
 8° 2-278 
 
 — Essays. B., 1862. 3 v. . . 32-1131 
 
 — Tiie law of contracts. 5th ed. B., 1806. 3 v. 
 
 8° 2-280 
 
 — Laws of business for business men, in all the 
 
 states of the union ; with forms. B., 1857. 
 8» 2-137 
 
 — Maritime law. B., 1859. 2 v. 8« -'-279 
 
 — Memoir of Theophilus Parsons, Ch. J. of Mass. ; 
 
 with notices of some of his contemporaries. 
 
 B., 1859 30-1138 
 
 Parsons, T. W. Poems. B., 1854 . 23-378 
 
 Parsons, U. Battle of lake Erie. [R. I. hist, soc] 
 
 Pro v., 1853. 8» . . . . 26»-611 
 
 — Life of Sir William Pepperrell. 2d ed. B., 
 
 1856 30-937 
 
 Partenay, romance of. [E. E. T. S. pt. 21.] v. 11 
 
 22-1043 
 
 Parthenia. E. B. Lee . . . . 18-1827 
 Partliey, G. Vocabularinm Coptico-Latinum et 
 
 Lafino-Copticum e Peyroni et Tattami lexicis. 
 
 Berolini, 1844. 8" . . . 22-195 
 
 Particular providence. W. R. Gordon 32-2453 
 
 Parties. Baldwin, J. G. Party leaders 26a-320 
 — Boliagbroke, H. St. J., Lord. Works 
 
 V. 2 of 15-9 
 
 — Cutts, J M. Parties in United States 2-629 
 
 — Cooke, G. W. History of party . 27''-288 
 
 — Dissertation upon parties . . 27"-332 
 
 — Hambleton, J. P. Campaign in Va., in 1855 
 
 26»-604 
 
 Parties. Hammond, J. D. History of, in New 
 York 26-'-97 
 
 — Holmes, A. Parties and their principles 
 
 26"-448 
 
 — Lights, shadows, and reflections of whigs and 
 
 tories 27''-735 
 
 — Maddyn, D. O. Chiefs of parties . 30-1177 
 
 — Toland, J. Art of governing by p. 2-893 
 
 — Van Buren, M. Origin and course of 26"-915 
 
 — Young, A. W. Rise and progress of 26''-444 
 
 — See Democratic ; Native American ; Politics ; 
 
 Republican ; Whig ; and names of countries. 
 Partington, Ruth. [Pseud.] See Shillaber, B. P. 
 
 18-2870 
 
 18-3332 
 
 V. 5 of 2-55 
 
 18-3257 
 
 2-55 
 
 V. 85 cf 2-55 
 
 149 
 
 101 
 
 Partisan. W. G. Simms 
 Partisan leader. B. Tucker . 
 Partition. C. B. Allnatt. Law of 
 Partners for life. Camilla Toulmin 
 Partnership. Gary, H. Law of . 
 
 — Pothier. R. J. Contract of . 
 
 — Story, J. Commentaries on the law of 
 
 — Watson, W. Law of . 
 Parton, J. Famous Americans of recent times. 
 
 B., 1867. 8° . . . . 30-1903 
 
 — General Butler in New Orleans ; history of the 
 
 administration of the department of the gulf, 
 in 1802; with an account of the capture of 
 New Orleans. N. Y., 1864 . 26"-535 
 
 — Humorous poetry of the English language. 7th 
 
 ed. N. Y., 1856. 8° . . / 23-421 
 
 — The life and times of Aaron Burr. N. Y., 1858 
 
 80-1003 
 
 80-1003'^ 
 
 N. Y., 
 
 30-1499 
 
 1860. 3 V. 
 
 30-1023 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 
 
 — Lite and times of Benjamin Franklin 
 
 1864. 2 V 
 
 — Life of Andrew Jackson. N. Y 
 
 8'' 
 
 — Same; condensed. N. Y., 1803 . 30-1023" 
 
 — Life of Horace Greeley. N. Y., 1855 30-813 
 
 — Same; new ed. B., 1869 . . 30-813=' 
 
 — People's book of biography ; or, short lives of 
 
 the most intcu'esting persons of all ages and 
 countries. Hartf , 1808. 8° . 30-2405 
 
 — Smoking and drinking. B., 1808 . 10-805 
 Parton, S. P. Fern leaves from Fanny's portfolio 
 
 18-2441 
 
 — Fresh leaves 
 
 — Folly as it flies ; hit at by Fanny Fern. 
 
 1808 
 
 — Rose ('lark 
 
 — Ruth Hall 
 
 Partridge, J. A. Democracy. Ph., 1800. 
 
 The making of the American nation. 
 
 8° 
 
 Safe abolition of 
 
 18-2442 
 NY., 
 33-1133 
 18-2444 
 18-2445 
 8" 
 
 2-825 
 L., 1866, 
 20''-828 
 pain liy 
 10-250 
 10-503 
 10-370 
 10-413 
 
 Parturition. Ellis, R. 
 
 anaesthesia 
 
 — Smitli, W. T. Principles of obstetrics 
 Parturition .... 
 
 — Townley, J. Parturition without pain 
 
 — See Midwifery ; Obstetrics. 
 Pas-de-chance. P. A. de Ponson du Terrail 
 
 34-4331 
 
 Pas encore. A. Masse .... 34-3911 
 Pascal, B. Pensees. P., 1839 . . 34-3613 
 
 — Les provinciales, ou lettres 6crites par L. de 
 
 Moutalte sur le sujet de la morale et de la 
 politique des peres Jcsuites, accompagnee de 
 notes etun precis historique sur le Jansenisme, 
 par C. Louandre. P., 1858 . 34-3613 
 
 — Le meme, avec un discours sur la vie et les 
 
 ouvrages de P., par Bossut. P., 1819. 3 v. 
 34-3614 
 
 — Provincial letters. Trans, by T. McCrie. N. 
 
 Y., 1850 32-285 
 
 — Provinzialbriefc uber die sittenlehre und politik 
 
 derjesuiten. Lemgo, 1773,4. 2 v. 34-2293 
 
 — Thoughts, lettiTs, and opuscles. Trans, by O. 
 
 W.Wight. K Y.,1859 , , 32-167 
 
 — Thoushts on religion and other subjects. Trans, 
 
 by Kennet. L., 1836 , . . 32-168 
 
PASCAL. 
 
 443 
 
 PATRIOTISM. 
 
 Pascal, B. Vinet. A. Studies on . 22-1262 
 
 — et al. Morceaux choisis. P., 1853 34-3573 
 Pascal, r Abbe, J. B. E. Bible de la jeunesse. P. 
 
 . . 34-50(52 
 
 Pascal, L. Histoire anecdotique de Napoleon III. 
 
 P 34-5111 
 
 Pascal, Jacqueline. V. Cousin . 30-737;34-4513 
 Pascal iron works. Morris, Taskev & Co. fi-«91 
 Paschal, G. W. The constitution of the United 
 
 States defined and annotated. W., 1868 2-9!)0 
 
 Pasha papers. W.W.Howe . . 18-15114 
 
 Pasley, C. W. Limes, calcareous cements, etc. 
 
 ' 2d ed. pt. I. L., 1847. 8" . 6-132 
 
 — Military policv and institutions of the British 
 
 empire. 2d''ed. L., 1811. 8" . 27'^i)27 
 Pass and class. M. Burrows . . 13-40 
 
 Passages in the life of an English heiress 18-2447 
 Passages from American note books. N. Hawthorne 
 
 30-2407 
 
 Passages from the poets. H. Giles . 23-1047 
 Passion and principle. Mrs. Grey . 18-1279 
 Passion dans le desert. H. de Balzac . 34-3051 
 Passion dans le grand monde. E. A. d'Osmond 
 
 34-5477 
 
 Passion I'omanesque. P. A. de Ponson du Terrail 
 
 • 34-4373 
 
 Passion flowers. J. W Howe . . 23-460 
 
 Passionate pilgrim. H. J. Thurstan . 18-3234 
 Passions. Cogan, T. Philosophical treatise on 
 
 15-20 
 
 — Fourrier, C. Passions of the human soul 
 
 1,:-141 
 
 — Historical illustrations of . . 15-38 
 
 — Millingen, J. G. The passions . 15-48 
 Passions of animals. E. P. Thompson 9-693 
 Passow, F. See Liddell, H. G. 
 
 Past and present. T. Carlyle . , 2-591 
 
 Past and present life of the globe. D. Page 9-955 
 Past, present and future. H. C. Carey 8-51 
 
 Past, present and future of the republic. A. do La- 
 
 martine 27^-1778 
 
 Pasteboard. Boileau, D. Art of working in 
 
 6-473 
 
 — Lebvun, M. Manuel du cartonnier et du cartier 
 
 34-4094 
 
 Pastimes. Adams, W. T. Sports and pastimes for 
 in -doors and out .... 20-205 
 
 — American boy's book . . . 20-304 
 
 — Child, L. M. Girl's own book . 20-165 
 ■ — Dodge, M. E. A few friends and how they 
 
 amused themselves . . . 20-179 
 
 — Hall, PI. B. Scottish sports and pastimes 20-360 
 
 — Head, J. H. Home pastimes . . 20-183 
 
 — Strutt, J. Sports and pastimes of the people of 
 
 England 20-479 
 
 — See Amusements ; Games ; Sports and sporting. 
 Pasteur d' Ashbourn. , A. Dumas . 34-3272 
 Pasteur d' hommes. E. Souvestre . 34-5455 
 Paston letters. J. Fenn . . . 27''-391 
 Pastorini, Sig. [Pseud.] See Walmesley, C. 
 Pastoral conversations. J. Warton . 32-223 
 Pastoral office, duties and responsibilities of. R. 
 
 Ba.xter 32-20 
 
 Pastoral theology. See Ministry. 
 Pastor's appeal to the young. A. Barnes 32-17 
 Pastor's daughter, the ; or, the way of salvation ex- 
 plained to a young enquirer. 3d ed. N. Y., 
 
 1836 32-99 
 
 Pastor's fireside. Jane Porter . . 18-2528 
 Piistor's off-ering. J. M. Davis . , 32-67 
 
 Pastor's sketches. I. S. Spencer . . 32-445 
 
 Pastor's testimony. J. A. Clark . . 32-55 
 
 Pastor's wife. See Saunders, W. T. ; Sherman. 
 Patagonia. Bourne, B. F. Captive in 26*'-538 
 
 — Byron, J. Narrative of distresses on coast of 
 
 26''-12 
 
 Patent office. Annual report of the commissioner 
 of patents, 1844-66 ; with digests of patents 
 for 1839-41. W., 1844-67. 8» . 6-946 
 
 — See Agriculture. 
 
 Patent sermons, new, by Dow, jr. E. F. Paige 
 
 18-904 
 
 Patents. Laws of the U. S. relating to patents and the 
 patent office ; with the decisions of the courts 
 relating to the same subjects, and a brief ab- 
 stract of the patent laws of various foreign 
 countries. W., 1848. 8° . . 2-72 
 
 — Billing, S., and A. Prince. Law and practice of 
 
 2-313 
 
 — Carpmael, W. Law of . . . 2-312 
 
 — Coryton, .1. Law of letters patent, [inventions,] 
 
 ineludinsr practice, etc. . v. 89 of 2-55 
 
 — Curtis, G. T. Law of . . . 2-333 
 
 — Edwards, F., jr. Patents for inventions 
 
 6-844 
 
 — Eraser, J. Handy book of patent law 2-203 
 
 — Hindmarch, W. M. Defects of patent laws 
 
 V. 73 of 2-55 
 
 — Johnson, J., and J. II. Patentee's manual 2-311 
 
 — Kingsley, J. L., and J. P. Pirsscm. Laws and 
 
 practice of 2-56 
 
 — Law, S. D. Patent and copyright law of the 
 
 U. S 2-296 
 
 — Moore, J. G. Patent office and patent laws 
 
 6-887 
 
 — Norman, J. P. Law and practice relating to 
 
 V. 79 of 2-55 
 
 — Repertory of arts, manufactures and patents 
 
 6-955 10 62 
 
 — Rund, H. Law relating to . v. 73 of 2-55 
 
 — Spence, W. Patentable invention and scientific 
 
 evidence ..... 2-352 
 
 Specification of a patent for invention 
 
 2-379 
 
 Paterculus, V. Compendium of the history of Rome. 
 See Sallust . . . . . 27»-2459 
 
 Paterson, J. The Breadalbane succession case ; how 
 it rose and how it stands. E., 1863 27"-1355 
 
 Paterson, W. Bannister, S. Life and trials of 
 
 30-951 
 
 Path of life. W. Landels . . . 32-1165 
 
 Path of the pilgrim church, from its origin in England 
 to its establishment in New England ; an his- 
 torical sketch. B., [1862] . . 32-1442 
 
 Pathfinder. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-729 
 
 Pathology. See Disease and diseases, and names of 
 
 flisC3SGS 
 
 Patience. Mrs. Hofland . . . 18-1448 
 Patience Hathaway. W. I. Bradley . 18-4159 ( O o 
 Patience of hope. B-€h-eenfield . . 82-1037 (c;^^.,^.^ 
 Patience Strong's outings. Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney 
 
 18-3501 
 
 Patient waiting no loss. A. B. Haven . 18-1364 
 
 Patient's and physician's aid. E. M. Hunt 10-221 
 
 Patmore, C. Angel in the house ; the betrothal, 
 
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 Paton, A. A. Bulgarian, the Turk, and the German. 
 
 L., 1855 27''-799 
 
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 27''-224 
 
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 Patriarchal shadows of Christ and his church. O. 
 
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 Patriarch}' ; or, the family. J. Harris . 32-606 
 
 Patrician, the. Edited by J. Burke, v. 1-6. L., 
 
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 Patrick, St. Todd, J. H. Life of . 32-1107 
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PATRIOTISM. 
 
 444 
 
 PAYNE. 
 
 Patriotism in poetry and prose ; being selected pas- 
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 Patriots and filibusters. L. Oiiphant . 29''-181 
 
 Patronage. M. Edgeworth. v. 6 18-977,97(5,80 
 
 Patronymica Britannica. M. A. Lower 22-889 
 
 Patten, G. W. Voices of the border ; comprising 
 songs of the field, songs of the bovver, Indian 
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 1867 23-452 
 
 Patterson, A. J. Caste, considered under its moral, 
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 Patterson, J. Wallace and his times. E., 1858 
 
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 Patterson, James. Compendium of English and 
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 Patterson, John. Charles Hopewell ; or, society as 
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 Patterson, Robert, [maj. gen. ] Narrative of the 
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 Patterson, R. II. The economy of capital ; or, gold 
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 1868 1-339 
 
 Patterson, 8. E. B. Dunellan manse . 18-2448 
 Pattes de mouche. V. Sardou . . 34-3726 
 Pattison, J. Diseases peculiar to women, with a new 
 
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 1866 10-663 
 
 Pattison, S. R. Rise and progress of religious life 
 
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 Patton, J. H. History of the United States. N. Y., 
 
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 Patty Gray's journey from Boston to Baltimore. 
 
 C. H. Dall 18-797 
 
 Paul, St. Epistles, in Chinese . . 34-2975 
 
 — Life and travels, prepared with questions for the 
 
 use of Sunday schools. B., 1833 32-171 
 
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 32-1722 
 
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 epistles of 32-568 
 
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 32-1416 
 
 Metaphors of ... . 32-2470 
 
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 32-1094 
 
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 Paul, A. Un Anglais amoureux. B. and L., 1855 
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 — Le Chevalier de Floustignac. N. Y., 1855. 8» 
 
 34-4646 
 
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 Paul, H. A lucky hit. F's M. D. v. 32 124-113 
 
 — The mob cap. F's M. D. v. 7 . 24-113 
 
 — Opposite neighbors. F's M. D. v. 19 24-113 
 Paul, J. Violet ; or, the times we live in 18-3402 
 Paul and Virginia. B. de St. Pierre . 18--'714 
 Paul Ardenheim. G. Lippard . . 18-1916 
 
 Paul Blake. A. Elwes .... 18-1022 
 Paul Clifford. E. L. Buhver-Lvtton . 18-487 
 
 Paul et Virginie. B. de Saint-Pierre 34-3666,5056 
 Paul Fane. N. P. Willis . . . 18-3530 
 Paul Ferrol. Lady A. Clive . . 18-2449 
 
 — Why Paul Ferrol killed his wife. Lady A. Clive 
 
 18-2450 
 
 Paul Gerrard, the cabin boy. W. H. G. Kingston 
 
 18-3958 
 
 Paul Mere. V. Cherbuliez . . . 84-4647 
 Paul the pope, and Paul the friar. T. A. Trollope 
 
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 Paul Prescott's charsre. H. Alger, jr. . 18-138 
 
 Paulding, J. K. Book of Saint Nicholas 18-2458 
 
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 Bull and Brother Jonathan, and John Bull in 
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 — Dutchnuin's fireside . . . 18-2454 
 
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 — Letters from the south. N. Y., 1817. 2 v. 
 
 26'^-681 
 
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 — The puritan and his daughter . . 18-2458 
 
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 N. Y., 1822. 2 V. ... 27''-3 
 
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 Paulding, W. I. Literary life of James K. Paulding. 
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 Pauli, R. Life of Alfred the Great ; trans, from the 
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 30-902 
 
 — Pictures of old England. Trans, by E. C. Otte. 
 
 L., 1861 27''-930 
 
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 Pauline et Pascal Bruno. A. Dumas . 34-8216 
 Pauline Foucault. L. Ulbach . . 84-4568 
 Pauline Seward. J. D. Bryant . . 18-463 
 
 Paul's letters to his kins-folk. W. Scott 27"-443 
 Paupers. Hill, Fl. Children of the state 2-714 
 
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 V. 2 of 27M829 
 
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 Pausanias. Descriptio GriEciac. Recognovit J. H. 
 
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 Pauvre Matthieu. A. de Bernard . . 34-4188 
 Pauvres d'esprit. L. Laya . . . 84-3487 
 Pavie, T. Rosita, histoire peruvienne . 34-4517 
 
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 Pavy, F. W. Function of disiCi-tion ; its disorders 
 
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 Pawlet for one hundred years. II. Hoi lister 26''-102 
 
 Pawnee tribes. J. T. Irving, jr. . . 26''-458 
 
 Paxton, G. Illustrations of the holy scriptures ; 
 
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 Carpenter's introduction to the geography of 
 
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 1822. 2 V. 80 . . . . 32-172 
 
 Paxton, J. A. The Philadelphia directory and 
 
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 Paxton. P. Piney -woods tavern ; or, Sam Slick in 
 
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 Payen, A. Precis de chimie industrielle. 2me ed. 
 
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 Payn, J. A. The Bateman household 18-2464 
 
 Payne, A. H. See Illustrated London 27''-420 
 
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 1852 26''-233 
 
 Payne, G. The doctrine of original sin. 2d ed. L., 
 
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 — Elements of language and general grammar. 
 
 L., 1845 22-196 
 
PAYNE. 
 
 445 
 
 PECK. 
 
 Payne, G. Elements of mental and moral science. 
 
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 Payne, John. Dictionary of the Grebo lans)uage. 
 
 P., 1S67 22-844 
 
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 Payne, Joseph. Studies in English prose. L., 1868 
 
 22-482 
 
 Payne, J. H. Brutus. F's S. D. v. 8 . 24-221 
 
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 24_221 
 Pays-Bas. See Holland ; Netherlands. 
 Pays de la peur. H. A. A. de Gondrecourt 34-4070 
 Pays de la soif. H. A. A. de Gondrecourt 34-4069 
 Pays inconnu. A. Dumas . . . 84-8259 
 Pays latin. H. Murger . . . 34-8582 
 
 Paysaee. M. A. MazAire . , . 34-4222 
 Paysan d'Alaise, C. Toubin . . 34-4676 
 
 Paysans, les. H. de Balzac . . . 34-30()H 
 Payson, E. Memoir, select thoughts and sermons ; 
 
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 Payson, G. Totemwell . . . 18-2465 
 
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 Peabody, A. P. Christianity the religion of nature : 
 
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 B., 1864 32-1164 
 
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 27''-944 
 
 Peabody, E. P. See Mann, M. 
 Pcabodv, G. Proceedings at reception by citizens 
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 Peabody, Mrs. M. Miss Slimmens' window 18-2469 
 Peabodj- institute, South Danvers, Mass. Supjjle- 
 
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 26''-628 
 
 Peabody institute of the city of Baltimore, the. The 
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 Peabody, O. W. B. Life of Israel Putman. (S. A. 
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 — Life of Cotton Mather. (S. A. B. 6) 80-497 
 
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 Peace, book of 2-557 
 
 Peace. Prize essays on a congress of nations 
 
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 Peace, and other poems. J. J. White . 23-943 
 
 Peace campaigns of a cornett . . 18-24^0 
 
 Peacock, E., (Ed.) Armv lists of the roundheads 
 
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 Y. 17 of 22-1043 
 
 Peacock, G. Gryll grange . . . 18-2473 
 
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 L., 1855. 8» .... 30-1896 
 
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 Peake, J. Rudiments of naval architecture ; or, 
 
 an exposition of the elementary principles of 
 the science and their practical application to 
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 Peaks, passes, and glaciers. Ed. by J. Ball 27''-514,5 
 Peale, R. Notes on Italy, written during a tour in 
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 Pear culture, manual of. T. W. Field . 4-153 
 
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 Pearce, C. P. Vaccination ; its tested effects on 
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 Pearce, J. D. M. See Latham, B. 
 
 Pearce, R. R. ]\Iemoirs and correspondence of 
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 Pearce, S. Annals of Luzerne county, Pcnn. Pli., 
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 N. Y., 1850 82-1029 
 
 Pearl of Orr's island. Mrs. H. B. Stowe 
 
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 Pearls of thought, religious and philosophical ; 
 
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 Pearsall, J. S. Public worship ; the best method of 
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 Pearson, Hugh. Memoirs of the Mfe and correspond- 
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 Pearson, John. Exposition of the creed ; with an 
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 Pearson, J. M. See Leighton, R. 
 
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 Peasant-boy philosopher. H. Mayhew 18-2157 
 
 Pease, J. C, and J. M. Niles. Gazetteer of the states 
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 Peaslee, E. R. Human histology in its relations to 
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 Peat. Johnson, S. W. Peat and its uses 6-852 
 
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 Peau de chagrin. H. de Balzac . . 34-8063 
 Peau de tigre. T. Gautier . . . 84-4430 
 Peau du lion. C. de Bernard . . 34-3090 
 Peaux noires. X. Eyma . . . 34-3803 
 Pecchio, G. Anecdotes of the Spanish and Portu- 
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 27»-2044 
 
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 Peclie aux filets. A. Dumas . . . 34-32.';6 
 Peche de Mr. Antoine. Mmc Dudevant 34-3700 
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 Pecheresses, les. X. de Montepin . 34-3563 
 
 Peck, G. Early melhodism Avithin the bounds of 
 
 the old Genesee ccmference, from 1788 to 1828. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 32-2234 
 
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 Peck, G. W. Melbourne and the Chincha islands; 
 
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 Peck, J. M. Gazetteer of Illinois. Jacksonville, 
 
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PECK. 
 
 446 
 
 PEMAQUID. 
 
 Pock, J. M. Now guide foi' emigrants to the west, 
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 Peck, W. G. Elements of mechanics. N. Y., 1860 
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 Peck, W. H. The McDonalds . , 18-2481 
 Peckston, T. S. Pi-actical treatise on gas-lighting. 
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 Peculiar. E. Sargent .... 18-2728 
 Peculium, the. T. Hancock . . . 32-874 
 
 Pedestrian in France and Switzerland. G. Barrell, jr. 
 
 27^-314 
 
 Pedestrians, hints for. G. C. Watson . 10-383 
 
 Pedigrees. See Genealogy ; Herakhy. 
 
 Pedio. Sec Peter. 
 
 Peehteshirc. Chamhers, W. History of 27M318 
 
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 Peel, L. Sketch of the life and character of Sir 
 
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 L., 1853. 4 V. 8° . . . 27"-941 
 
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 Peele, G. See Greene, R. 
 
 Peep at China. E. C. Wines . . 28''-559 
 Peep at "Number Five." Mrs. E. S. Phelps 
 
 18-2485 
 
 Peep at the pilgrims. Mrs. H. V. Cheney 18-027 
 Peep o' day. John Banim . . . 18-283 
 
 Peeps from a belfry. F. W. Shelton . 18-2824 
 Peerage and baronetage. Bell, H. N. Huntingdon 
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 27M55 
 
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 Peers, B. O. American education ; or, strictures on 
 
 the nature, necessity and practicability of a 
 
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 Peine de mort. E. Berthet . . . 34-3917 
 Peiues de cour de Mme de la Popliniere. A. Hous- 
 
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 Peirce, B. Elementaiy treatise on algebra. B.,1860 
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 B., 1860 14-85 
 
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 Peirce, B. K. Half century with juvenile delinquents; 
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 Peirce, C. Meteorological account of the Aveather 
 
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 Peirce, C. II. Examinations of drugs, medicines, 
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 Peirce, I. N. History of the independent order of 
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 Peirce, J. M. Text-book of analytic geometry. 
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 Peirce. See Pearce ; Pierce. 
 
 Peirson, L. J. Forest leaves. Ph., 1845 23-172 
 
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 1840 23-177 
 
 Peissner, E. Elements of the German language ; 
 
 based on the atiinity of German and English. 
 
 N. Y., 1800 22-208 
 
 Peking, and the Pekingese. D. T. Rennie 
 
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 Pelayo. E. T. B. Beach . . . 23-891 
 
 Pelerinage du Chretien. J. Bunyan . 34-4284 
 Pelet, J. J. G. Mt'moires sur la Guerre de 1809, en 
 
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 Pelew islands, account of. G. Keate . 29''-77,500 
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 Pellissier, A. La langue franqaise. P., 1866 
 
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 Peloponnesus. Anderson, R. Observations upon 
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PEMBER. 
 
 447 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
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 Pemberton, H. History of Monaco, past and pres- 
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 Pemberton, J. D. Facts and figures relating to 
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 Pen and pencil sketches of Spain. A. C. Andros 
 
 27''-592 
 
 Pen-Marc'h. E. Menard, v. 3 . . 3'-4780 
 
 Pen Owen 18-1136 
 
 Pen pictures of popular English preachers. .1. R. 
 
 Dix 
 
 32-389 
 2-226 
 2-849 
 
 84-4892 
 18-1851 
 27''-2r)7 
 34-8798 
 18-3196 
 34-5252 
 
 Penal code for state of New York, draft of 
 Penal codes in Europe. H. S. Sanford 
 
 — See Code ; Criminal law. 
 Penalites anciennes. C. Desmaze 
 Pencil sketches. Miss E. Leslie . 
 Pencillings by the way. N. P. Willis . 
 Pendant la moisson. E. Souvcstre 
 Pendennis, history of. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 — in Frencli. W. M. Thackeray 
 Pendleton, W. N. Science a witness for the bible. 
 
 Ph., 1860 32-889 
 
 Pendulum. Worms, H. The earth and its mech- 
 anism 11-194 
 
 Penelope normand. A. Karr . . 34-3441 
 Peninsular campaign, the. J. G. Barnard 26''-563 
 
 — See United Stales, war of 1861-5. 
 Peninsular war. Cole, J. W. Memoirs of British 
 
 generals 30-1421 
 
 — Frazer, A. S. Letters . . . 27''-2024 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. The subaltern . . 28"-432 
 
 — Gronow, R. H. Reminiscences . 80-1485 
 
 — Hamilton, T. Annals of peninsular campaigns 
 
 27''-2025 
 
 — Jones, J. T. Journals of sieges, 1811,2 
 
 27''-2027 
 
 War in Spain .... 27»-2028 
 
 — Larpent, F. S. Private journal . 27"-712 
 
 — Moore, J. C. Briti^-h army in Spnin 27''-2086 
 
 — Napier, Sir W. F. P. Battles and sieges 
 
 . . 27^-869 
 
 War in the peninsula 
 
 — Rocca, A. J. M. de. War of the 
 
 Spain 
 
 — Vane, C. W. Story of . 
 
 — See France ; Gibraltar ; Portugal ; Spain. 
 Penitentiaries. Bache, F. Obsi-rvaticns and reflec- 
 tions on the penitential y system . 2-991 
 
 — Livingston, E. Letter to Roberts Vaux on the 
 
 Pennsylvania system . . . 2-991 
 
 — See Eastern p. ; Prisons. 
 
 Penmanship. Ellsworth, H. W. Text-book on 
 
 13-78 
 
 — Foster, B. F. System of . . 13-88 
 
 — Goldsmith, O. R. Gems of . . 5-T83 
 
 — Spencer, P. R. Spencerian key . 13-212 
 
 — Thery, A., Lemare, et al. Cours d' education 
 
 elementaire 34-4607 
 
 — See Writing; Alphabets, (in supplement.) 
 Penn, G. Examination of the primary argument 
 
 ottheiliad. L., 1821. 8° . . 22-709 
 
 — Memorials of the life and times of Sir William 
 
 Penn; from 1044 to 1070. L., 1833. 2 v. 
 
 8° 30-413 
 
 Penn, William. No cress, no crown; a discourse 
 showing the nature and discipline of the holy 
 cross of Christ. Ph. 1845 . . 32-894 
 
 — Reflections and maxims. See Weems, W. L. 
 
 30-779 
 
 — The rise and progress of the people called 
 
 Quakers ; and a key to distinguish the religion 
 of the people called quakers. Ph., 1849 
 
 . . . . 32-406 
 
 — Rise and progress of the people called quakers ; 
 
 also, Sandy foundation shaken, and Inno- 
 cency with her open face. Ph., 1855 32-406'' 
 
 — Claikson, T. Life of . . . 30-414 
 
 27''-2039 
 
 French in 
 
 27''-20.o4 
 
 27" -2078,9 
 
 Penn, William. Dixon, W. H. Historical bio- 
 graphy of 30-653 
 
 — Ellis, G. E. Life of. (S. A. B. 22) 30-497 
 
 — Forster, W. E. Wm. Penn and T. B. Ma- 
 
 caulay 30-1906 
 
 — Hughes, M. Life of . , . 30-415 
 
 — Janney, S. M. Life of . . . 30-676 
 
 — Paget, J. On Macaulay's charges 30-1205 
 
 — Webb, M. The Penns and Penningtons 80-2810 
 
 — Weems, M. L. Life of . . . 80-416,779 
 Penn, Sir Wm. Penn, G. Life and times of 30-413 
 Pennant, T. Tour in Scotland in 1769. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1772. 8» . . . • . 27''-896 
 
 — ViewofHindoostan. L.,1798. 2 v. 4° 28='-401 
 Pennecuik, A. Works ; containing the description 
 
 of Tweeddale, and miscellaneous poems ; 
 with memoirs of Dr. Pennecuik. Leith, 
 
 1815. 8» 33-78 
 
 Pcnnell, C. Family fairy tales . . 18-3752 
 Penniman, Major. [Pseud, for C. W. Denison.] 
 The tanner-boy ; and how he became a lieuten- 
 ant-general. B., 1864 . . . 30-1515 
 
 — Winfield, the lawyer's son ; and how he became 
 
 a major-general. P., 1865 . . 30-1564 
 
 Pennington, M. Memoirs of the life of Mrs. Eliza- 
 beth Carter. B., 1809. 8" . 30-77 
 
 Pennock, C. W. See Hope, J. 
 
 Penns and Penningtons. M. Webb . 30-2310 
 
 Pennsy 1 vania . Constitution. 
 
 — Journal of the convention to propose amend- 
 
 ments to the constitution. Harrisburg, 1887,8. 
 2v. 8» 26='-734 
 
 — Minutes of convention for amending the con- 
 
 stitution. Ph., 1789. f° . . 26»-1328 
 
 — Tagebuch der convention von dem staat Penn- 
 
 sy Ivan ien um verbeszerungen vorzuschlagen 
 zu der constitution. Harrisburg, 1837. 2 v. 
 
 8° 26''-827 
 
 — »• Proceedinffs and debates of the convention to 
 propose amendments to the constitution. 
 Harrisburg, 1887-9. 12 v. 8° . 26^-792 
 
 — Verhaudlungen und debaten der convention um 
 
 verbesserungen zu der constitution. Harris- 
 burg, 1837-9. 12 V. 8° . . 26«-791 
 
 — Franklin, B. Historical review of 26»-78 
 
 — Daily chronicle and conventional journal 
 
 26M204 
 
 — Convention of 1837. Chambers, Hopkinson, et 
 
 al. Speeches on judicial tenure . 2-622 
 
 — Legislature. 
 
 — Minutes of the provincial council, from the or- 
 
 ganization to the termination of the proprie- 
 tary government. Harrisburg, 1838-53. 16 v. 
 8« 26''-259 
 
 — Journal of lUe house of representatives, Nov. 
 
 1776, to Oct. 1781 ; with proceedings of com- 
 mittees and conventions before and at the 
 commencement of the revolution. Ph., 1782. 
 1" 26''-1314 
 
 — Proceedings and debates of the general assem- 
 
 bly ; taken in short-hand by T. Lloyd, v. 1. 
 Ph., 1787. 8° . . . . 26^-754 
 
 — Journal of the senate, Aug. 23, 1791, to Sept. 
 
 30. [Imperfect] . . . 26''-1819 
 
 — Same ; Dec. 4, 1792, to April 11, 1793. Ph. i" 
 
 ; . . . 26^-1320 
 
 — Same ; Dec. 1st, 1795, to April 4th, 1796. Ph. 
 
 !*> 26»-1321 
 
 — Journal of the senate, 1840,64. Harrisbura:, 
 
 1840,64. 2 v. 8° . . . 26»-826 
 
 — Votes and proceedings of the house of represen- 
 
 tatives, Oct., 1774, to Sept., 1776. Ph., 
 1774-6. 3 V. f . . . . 26''-1312 
 
 — Journal of the house of representatives, 1791,2. 
 
 P., 1791. f . . . . 26M315 
 
 — Same, 1792,3. Ph., 1792. f* . 26^-1316 
 
 — Same, 1794; 2d sess. Ph., 1794. f> 26'»-1317 
 
 — Same, 1864. Harrisburg, 1864. 8° 26»-823 
 
 — Miscellaneous documents, 1864. Harrisburff, 
 
 1864. 8» 26"-817 
 
PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
 448 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
 Pennsylvania. Laws. 
 
 — Laws of the commonwealth from Oct., 14, 1700, 
 
 to March 28, 1808. Republished under the 
 authority of the legislature, by M. Carev and 
 J. Bioren. Ph., 1803-8. 8 v. 8° 2-111 
 
 — Same, 1700-1822. Republished ; with notes and 
 
 references. Ph., 1810-22. 7 v. 8» 2-113 
 
 — Same, 1700-90. Ed. by A. J. Dallas. Pli., 
 
 1793. 2 V. f . . . . 2-4r)2 
 
 — Acts of the general assembly, 1790-94. Ph., 
 
 1791-4. 4v. f . . . . 2-4(i0 
 
 — Same, 1777-81. Ph., 1782. P> . 2-451 
 
 — Same, 1788-1801. [No title]. . 2-450 
 
 — Same, 1822,3; 1825-35; 1838-69. Harrisbur-i;, 
 
 1822-69 42 V. 8° . . . 2-113 
 
 — Compilation of the laws relative to the internal 
 
 improvements ; together with the canal and 
 
 railway regulations. Harrisburg, 1840. 8" 
 
 2-81 
 
 — Digest of the laws relative to the city of Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1854-03 ; with an appendix, contain- 
 ing the charlers of passenger railways. Ph., 
 1863. 8° . . . " . . 2-238 
 
 — Digest of the acts of assembly relating to the 
 
 city of Philadelphia ; pre])ared by authority 
 of councils. Ph., 1860. 8° . 2-237 
 
 — Purdon and Brightley. Digest of laws, 1700 to 
 
 1848 2-88,9 
 
 — Brightley. Digest of laws, 1700-1800 2-204" 
 
 Same, 1700-61 .... 2-264 
 
 Same, 1700-07 .... 2-264b 
 
 — Reed, J. Pennsylvania Blackstone 2-78 
 
 — Wharton, T. I. Digest of cases in courts of 
 
 2-263 
 
 — Department reports. 
 
 — Rei)orts of heads of departments, for 1848,64,4. 
 
 Harrisburg. 4 v. 8» . . . 26»-817 
 
 — Auditor-general. Letter transmitting returns of 
 
 certain banks, 1828,36,7. Harrisburg, 1837. 
 8° 1-179 
 
 Report of the several railroad and canal com- 
 panies, for 1864,5. Harrisburg. 2 v. 8" 
 1-352 
 
 Report on the finances, for the years ending 
 
 Nov. 30, 1863,4. 8° . . . 1-174 
 
 Annual reports of the several banks and 
 
 savings institutions. Harrisburg, 1807. 8° 
 1-175 
 
 — Report of the register-general of the state of the 
 
 finances, for 1795. Ph. f" . 20''-1321 
 
 — Adjutant-general. Annual report for the j'ear 
 
 1805. Harrisburg, 1806. 8° . 26^-729 
 
 — Quartermaster -general. Annual report for the 
 
 year 1864. Harrisburg, 1865. 8° 56^-816 
 
 — Surgeon- general. Reports for 1803,06 10-68 
 
 — Treasury. Annual report on the finances, for 
 
 the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 1804. Harris- 
 burg, 1805. 8° . . . . 1-183 
 
 — See (in this article) Common schools. 
 
 — Pinance and resources. 
 
 — Bowen, E. Coal regions of . . 26"-17 
 
 — Breck, S. Sketch of internal improvements 
 
 36=^24 
 
 — Gillelen, F. M. L. Oil regions of 6-332 
 
 — Pennsylvania coal and its carriers. Ph., 1853. 
 
 No. 13 v. 1 of 1-341 
 
 — Phillips, H. Paper money of . 1-319 
 
 — Strickland, W. Reports on canals, railways, 
 
 roads 6-1023 
 
 — "Wright, W. Oil regions of . . 6-452 
 
 — See (in this article) Department reports. See, 
 
 also. Bank of Pennsylvania ; Pennsylvania, 
 below. 
 
 — History and Description. 
 
 — Bowen, E. Pictorial sketch-book of 36''-540 
 
 — Brief state of the province . . 26"-918 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H., and T. S. Arthur. History of 
 
 26^-517 
 
 — Chambers, G. Irish and Scotch settlers in 
 
 26M06 
 
 — Hazard, S. Annals of . 
 
 Pennsylvania archives 
 
 Register of 
 
 — Harris, T. M. Journal of a tour . 
 
 — Heckewelder, J. Account of Indian 
 
 Pennsylvania. History and description. 
 
 — Clav, J. C. Annals of the Swedes on the Dela- 
 
 w'are ^ 26"-439 
 
 — Costa, I. State business directory, 1865,6 
 
 25-156 
 
 — Day, S. Historical collections of . 26''-57 
 
 — Early history of Western P. . . 20''-5«0 
 
 — Franklin, B. Historical review of . 26''-T8 
 
 — Gordon, T. F. Hi.story of . . 20^-405 
 
 — Guide book of the central railroad of N. J. 
 
 20^-483 
 20»-360 
 36^300 
 2(r'-772 
 26''-487 
 nations 
 26''-l00 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. Travels in Canada and P. 36''-405 
 
 — Latrobe, J. II. B. History of Mason and 
 
 Dixon's line .... 37''-011 
 
 — ^^icklin, P. A. Pleasant peregrinations 
 
 26''-100.620 
 
 — Proud, R. History of . . . 20^-168 
 
 — Rupp, I. D. Ilistoiy of the counties of Berks 
 
 and Lebimon .... 20^-176 
 History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, 
 
 and Scliuylkill counties . . 20"-364 
 History of Lancaster county ; with sketch of 
 
 th(! early history of Pennsylvania 20'-l77 
 
 — Sypher, J. R. School history of . 36"-1035 
 
 — Thomas, G. Historical and geographical ac- 
 
 count of 2G''-10:0 
 
 — Trcggo, C. B. Geography of . . 25-42 
 
 — Wats^on, J. F. Annals of . . 36='-220 
 
 — Military history. 
 
 — Davis, W. W. H. History of 104th Penna. 
 
 regiment 2G''^-878 
 
 — .Tacobs, M. Notes on rebel invasion of 26''-508 
 
 — Sypher, J. R. History of Pennsylvania reserve 
 
 'corps 26^-679 
 
 — Woodward, E. M. Second Penna. reserves 
 
 26»-603 
 
 — See (in this article) Department reports. 
 
 — Common Schools. 
 
 — Annual reports of superintendent. Harrisburg, 
 
 1838,40. 8° .... 13-173 
 Same, for 1859,01,3-5. 5 v. 8» 13-174 
 
 — Manual for directors and teachers. Ph., 1840 
 
 13-288 
 
 — See (in this article) Department reports. 
 
 — See Pennsylvania, below; also, Alleghany; 
 
 Delaware; Gettysburg; Lehigh; Luzerne; 
 
 Montgomery ; Philadelphia ; Wyoming. 
 Pennsylvania agricultural society, memoirs. Ph., 
 
 1824. 8» 4-1 
 
 Pennsylvania college; addresses delivered at the 
 
 laving of the corner-stone of Stevens' hall. 
 
 Gettysburg, 1807. 8» . . . 13-287 
 
 Pennsvlvania farm journal, v. 1-7. W^est Chester 
 
 and Ph., 1803-7. 7 v. 8" . . 4-502 
 
 Pennsylvania freedmen's bulletin and American 
 
 freedman. N. Y., Sept., 1866, to Mar. 1867. 
 
 8" 2-992 
 
 Pennsylvania hall, which was destroyed by a mob 
 
 on the 17th of May, 1838, history of. Ph., 
 
 1838. 8» 26''-491 
 
 PennsylViinia historical societj', memoirs of. Ph., 
 
 1826-67. 8 V. 8° . . . 20''-137 
 Pennsylvania hospital. Account of, from its first rise 
 
 to May, 1754. Ph., 1817. 8° . 10-61 
 
 — Catalogue of the medical library of. By E. 
 
 Fischer. Ph., 1857. 8° . . 21-498 
 
 Supplement, by A. F. Mtiller. Ph., 1867. 
 
 8" 21-498* 
 
 — Wood, G. B. Address at centennial celebra- 
 
 tion 10-559 
 
 — Reports, v. 1, 1868. Ph., 8« . 10-779 
 Pennsylvania hospital for the insane. Reports, 
 
 by Thomas S. Kirkbride. Ph., 1840,05-7 
 • 10-70 
 
PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
 449 
 
 PEREZ. 
 
 Penusylvauia institution for tlie deaf and dumb. 
 Annual reports. Ph., 1861,4-G. 8'' 13-170 
 
 Pennsylvania raili'oad. Annual reports of the direc- 
 tors; with reports of committees. Ph., 1848- 
 62. 2. V. 8" . . . . 1-305 
 
 Pennsylvania society for the abolition of slavery. 
 Historical memoir, by E. Needles ; with act 
 of incorpoiation, and abstract of transactions. 
 Ph., 1848-GO. 8° . . . . 2-992 
 
 Pennsylvania society for the encouragement of 
 American manufactures. Memorial, agreed 
 to, March lOtli, 1824. Ph., 1824 6-368 
 
 Pennsylvania state agricultural society transac- 
 tions. V. 1-6. Harrisburg, 1854-63. 6 v. 8° 
 4-114 
 
 Pennsylvania state library ; catalogue. Harrisburg, 
 1839. 8° 21-420 
 
 — Same ; compiled and classified, by W. De Witt. 
 
 Harrisburg, 1859. 8° . .' . 21-421 
 
 Pennsylvania, university of. Carson, J. History 
 
 of the medical department of . 10-820 
 
 Penny, V. Employments of women: a cyclopaedia 
 
 of woman's work. B., 1863 . 6-911 
 
 — Think and act ; a series of articles pertaining to 
 
 men and women, work and wages. Ph., 
 
 1869 2-1001 
 
 Penny cyclopaedia. See English cyclopaedia. 
 Penny magazine, v. 1-3, 5-7, 10-14. L., 1832-45. 
 
 8« 17-86 
 
 Penny protestaut operative, v. 1-5. L., 1840-4. 
 
 8° 32-2134 
 
 Penrose, Mrs. E. [Markham, Mrs.] History of 
 
 France ; with conversations at the end of 
 
 each chapter ; for the use of young persons. 
 
 New ed. L., 1859 . . . 27M801 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1860 . . . 27M802 
 Pensions. Callan, J. F. Military laws of the U. S. 
 
 2-183 
 
 — Manual of the pension laws of the U. S. 2-181 
 
 — Mayo, R., and F. Moulton. Army and navy 
 
 pension laws of the U. S. . . 2-198 
 
 — Raff, G. W. Manual of . . . 2-182 
 
 — Sewell, R. Practice under the per.sion, bounty 
 
 and prize laws . . . . 2-202 
 
 — Statement of rejected or suspended applications 
 
 for pensions 26^-744 
 
 Pentateuch. Calvin, J. Commentary on 32-1235,6 
 
 — Caunter, J. H. Poetry of . . 22-955 
 
 — Colenso, J. W. Book of Joshua critically ex- 
 
 amined 32-1011 
 
 — Gumming, J. Lectures on . . 32-1072 
 
 — Graves, R. Lectures on four last books of 
 
 . . . . 32-1353 
 
 — Green, W. H. Pentateuch vindicated 32-1068 
 
 — Hamilton, W. T. "Friend of Moses" 32-377 
 
 — Kuenen, A. Examination of . . 32-1525 
 
 — Smith, W. Authorship, and credibility of 
 
 32—2502 
 
 — Targums on . . . . '. 32-2276 
 
 — See Bible. 
 
 Pentonville prison. J. T. Burt . . 2-574 
 
 Pentowan. W. B. Forfar . . . 18-1121 
 People, the. J. Michelet . . . 2-797 
 
 People I have met. N. P. Willis . . 18-3531 
 People of Bleaburn. Mary L. Ware . 18-3439 
 People the sovereigns. J. Monroe . 2-808 
 
 People's blue book ; taxation as it is, and as it .ought 
 
 to be; with a practical scheme of taxation. 
 
 L., 1862 2-995 
 
 People's book of biography. J. Parton 30-2405 
 People's cabinet. J.W.Merrill . . 33-54 
 
 Pepe, Gabriele. Ragguaglio del tremuoto accaduto 
 
 nel Regno di Napoli la sera de' 26 Luglio, 
 
 1805. Napoli, 1806. 8» . . 34-2513 
 Pepe, Guglielmo. L' Italia negli anni 1847-9 ; con- 
 
 linuazione delle memorie. Torino, 1850. 8" 
 34-2512 
 
 — Narrative of scenes and events in Italy, from 
 
 1847-49, including the siege of Venice. L., 
 1850. 8» 27''-2402 
 
 Pepper, C. Art of modelling and makin 
 
 flowers. L. .... 
 
 Pepi^er, J. H. Boy's plaj'-book of science 
 
 Avax- 
 
 " 0-1 56 
 
 L.,1F60 
 
 11-146 
 
 — Play-book of metals. L., 1861 . 8-" 3 
 
 — Popular lectui'es for young people ; and half- 
 
 hours with the alchemis'.s. L., 1855 8-74 
 Peppergrass, P. [Pseud.] See Boyee, J. 
 Pepperrell, Sir W. Parsons, U. Life of 30-937 
 Pejjys, S. • Diary and corresj)ondence ; with a life 
 
 and notes by Lord Braybrooke. Ph^, 1855. 
 
 4v. 8» 27''-942 
 
 — Life, journals, and correspondence, including a 
 
 narrative of his voyage to Tangier. L., 1841. 
 2v. 8» . . - . . . 30-641 
 
 — Wilson, J. G. Mr. Secretary Pepys ; with ex- 
 
 tracts from his iiiary . . . 30-2.-525 
 Pepusch, J. C. The beggar's opera ; for the voice, 
 harpsichord, and vfolin. L. Obi. 8° 5-869 
 Pequinillo. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1640 
 Perce, E. The battle-roll ; an encyclopedia con- 
 taining descriptions of the most famous and 
 memorable land battles and sieges in all ages; 
 arranged alphabetically and chronologically. 
 N. Y., 1858. 8« . , . . 29=^-400 
 
 — The last of his name . . . 18-2475 
 Perceval, G. [Pseud.] Sec Proctor, H. 
 Perceval, S. Williams, C. V. Life and administra- 
 tion of 30-432 
 
 Percheron horse. C. Du Huys . . 4-306 
 
 Percival, E. Souvenir gallery; an illustrated gift 
 
 book for all seasons. B., 1850. 4» 33-1142 
 
 Percival, J. G. Poems. N. Y., 1823. 8» 23-175 
 
 — Poetical works. B., 1859. 2 v. . 23-538 
 
 — Ward, J. H. Life and letters of . 30-1838 
 Percival, R. Account of the island of Ceylon, con- 
 taining its histor}', geography, natural history, 
 with the manners and customs of its various 
 inhabitants. L., 1803. 4° . . 28*'-921 
 
 Percival Keene. F. Marryat . . 18-2083 
 
 Percussion. See Auscultation; CI est. 
 
 Percy, Florence. [Pseud.] See Akers, E. 
 
 Percy, J. Metallurgy ; the art of extracting metals 
 from the ores and adapting them to various 
 purposes of manufacture. L., 1861-4. 2 v, 
 8" . - . . 6-390 
 
 Percy, S. and R. [Pseud, for T. Byerley and J. C. 
 Robertson.] Percy anecdotes, original and 
 select. L.,1823. 20 v. . . 33-800 
 
 Percy, T. Bishop Percy's folio manuscript ; ballads 
 and romances. Ed. by J. H. Hales and F. J. 
 Furnivall. L., 1867,8. 4 v. 8° 23-174 
 
 — Reliques of ancient English poetry. Ph., 1833. 
 
 3 v. '8° 23-176 
 
 — Same ; with a supplement of many curious his- 
 
 torical and narrative ballads, reprinted from 
 
 rare copies ; with a copious glossary and notes. 
 
 Ph., 1855. 8° . . . . 23-513 
 
 Percy Effingham. H. Cockton . . 18-662 
 
 Percy family. Eddy, D. C. Alps and the Rhine 
 
 27''-663 
 
 Baltic to Vesuvius . . . 27^-662 
 
 Paris to Amsterdam . . . 27''-661 
 
 Through Scotland and England 27^-660 
 
 Visit to Ireland .... 27Mi59 
 
 Percy Ma llory . . . : . 18-1139 
 Perdita. X. de Montepin . . . 34-3558 
 Perdue et retrouvee. E. Serret . . 34-5528 
 Pere Gigogne. A. Dumas . . . 34^3274 
 Pere Goriot. H. de Balzac . . . 34-3055 
 Pere prodigue. A. Dumas, fils . . 34-4526 
 PerelaRuine. A.Dumas . . . 34-3273 
 Peregrine Pickle. T. Smollett . . 18-2954 
 Peregrine Scramble. H. V. Huntley . 29''-220 
 Pereira, J. Lectures on polarized light, etc. Ed. by 
 B. Powell. L., 1854 . . . 11-222 
 
 — Treatise on food and diet ; with observations on 
 
 dietelical regimen. Ed. by C. A. Lee. N. Y., 
 
 1843. 8° 10-86 
 
 Perez de Montalvan. See Montalvan. 
 
 2Q 
 
PERFECT. 
 
 450 
 
 PERIODICALS. 
 
 Perfect gentleman ; or, etiquette and eloquence. By 
 
 a gentleman. N. Y. . . . 83-747 
 
 Perfect light. J. M. Olin . . . 30-1854 
 
 Perfumery. Piesse, G. W. S. Art of . (5-211 
 
 — Pradal, M. P., and M. F. Malepeyre. Treatise 
 
 on 0-250 
 
 — Rimmel, E. Book of perfumes . 6-214 
 Pericardia, G. A. The Greece of the Greeks. N. Y. , 
 
 1845. 2 V 27'^-861 
 
 Pericles. A. de Lamartine. v. 1 . 34-4731 
 
 Pericles and Aspasia. W. S. Landor . 33-146 
 
 Periuru. See Bartholomew, P. 
 Peril en la demeure. O. Feuillet . . 34-4048 
 Perils among the heathen ; or, incidents of missionary 
 
 life; with preface bv J. Ridgeway. L., 1803 
 . " . . . 32-1046 
 Perils of the sea. L. R. Baily . . 2-345 
 
 Periodicals. Coggeshall, W. T. List of, [1856] 
 
 ^ 21-145 
 
 — Hatin, E. Bibliographic de la presse periodiqne 
 
 Franqaise 21-205 
 
 — Madden, R. R. History of Irish periodical 
 
 literature 22-1124 
 
 — Mitchell, C. Newspaper press directory 21-333 
 
 — Poole, W. F. Index to periodical literature 
 
 17-53,89 
 
 — Power, J. List of Irish periodicals 21-^236 
 
 — See Journalism ; Newspapers. 
 Periodicals. Alphabetical list. 
 
 — jEsculapian register . . . 10-565 
 
 — All the year round .... 17-145 
 
 — American artisan .... 0-1034 
 
 — American biblical repository . . 32-1094 
 
 — American chess magazine . . 20-4 
 
 — American eclectic .... 17-32 
 
 — American exchange and review . 1-240 
 
 — American homa2opatiiie review . 10-310 
 
 — American horticultural annual . 4-263 
 
 — American Jewlsli advocate. [See Occident.] 
 
 — American journal of education . 13-6 
 
 — American journal of horticulture . 4-296 
 
 — American journal of insanity . . 10-612 
 
 — American journal of pharmacy . 10-873 
 
 — American journal of science and arts 9-984,5 
 
 — American journal of the medical sciences 
 
 10-563,4 
 
 — American law magazine . . . 2-225 
 
 — American law review . . . 2-346 
 
 — American literary gazette. See American pub- 
 
 lishers' circuhir. 
 
 — American magazine of useful and entertaining 
 
 knowledge 17-201 
 
 — American mechanic's magazine . 6-802 
 
 — American monthly magazine . . 17-8 
 
 — American musical journal . . 5-980 
 
 — American naturalist . . . 9-900 
 
 — American phrenological journal . 10-613 
 
 — American presbyterian and theological review 
 
 : 32-1764 
 
 — American publishers' circular and literary ga- 
 
 zette 21-293 
 
 — American quarterly church review and ecclesias- 
 
 tical register .... 32-1814 
 
 — American quarterly register . . 17-7 
 
 — American quarterly review . . 17-6 
 
 — American railroad journal . . 6-73 
 
 — American [whig] review . . . 17-11 
 
 — American scrap book . . . 17-516 
 ■ — American weekly messenger . . 17-135 
 
 — Anglo-American, the . . . 17-509 
 
 — Annales d' hygiene . . . 34-4900 
 
 — Anthropological review . . . 9-988 
 
 — Anti-Jacobin ..... 17-18 
 
 — Appleton's mechanic's magazine . 6-979 
 
 — Architectural review and American builder's 
 
 journal f-38 
 
 — Arcturus 17-15 
 
 — Argosy, the 17-16 
 
 — Army and navy chronicle . . 17-108 
 
 — Art journal [art union] . . . 5-618 
 
 Periodicals. Alphabetical list. 
 
 — Artizan 6-1020 
 
 — Athenfcum 17-500 
 
 — Atlantic monthly . . . , 17-129 
 
 — Banker's magazine, (N. Y.) . . 1-119 
 
 — Banker's magazine, (Lond.) . . 1-290 
 
 — Baptist quarterly .... 32-2083 
 
 — Belgravia . ' . . . . 17-495 
 
 — La belle assemblee .... 17-133 
 
 — Bentley's miscellany . . . 17-21 
 
 — Biblical repertory and Princeton review 
 
 32-1096 
 
 Bibliotlieca sacra .... 32-1095 
 Bizarre for fireside and Avayside . 17-19 
 
 Blackwood's Edinburgli magazine . 17-22 
 
 Boston miscellany of literature and fashion 
 
 17-23 
 Boston musical times . . . 5-981 
 
 Braithwaite's retrospect . . 10-001 
 
 Britisli controversialist and self-educator 17-490 
 
 British critic .... 
 British journal of photography 
 British quarterly review 
 Broadway annual . 
 
 Builder 
 
 Calcutta review 
 
 Campbell's foreign monthly magaz 
 
 Catholic world 
 
 Chambers' Edinburgh journal 
 
 Cliemical news 
 
 Chess monthly 
 
 Chess player's chronicle 
 
 Christian examiner . 
 
 Colburn's united service magazine 
 
 College courant 
 
 Columbian lady's and gentleman 
 
 me 
 
 Comic news .... 
 
 Commercial and agricultural magas 
 
 Commercial and financial chronicle 
 
 Contemporary review 
 
 Continental monthly 
 
 Co-operator .... 
 
 Cornhill magazine . 
 
 Cosmos ; revue encyclopedique des sciences 
 
 34-4096 
 Country gentleman's magazine 
 Covenant, and odd-fellows' ladie 
 
 4-80 
 magazine 
 i 7-204 
 Covenant, the, and official magazine of the I. O. 
 
 0. F 2-946 
 
 Craftsman 17-498 
 
 Crayon 5-712 
 
 Daguerreotype .... 17-30 
 
 Danville quarterly review . . 32-1973 
 
 De Bow's review .... 1-120 
 
 Democratic- review .... 17-33 
 
 Dental cosmos .... 10-313 
 
 Dodge's literary museum . . 17-517 
 
 Dublin review .... 17-34 
 
 Dublin universitj' magazine . . 17-35 
 
 Dwight's journal of music . . 5-982 
 
 Eclectic magazine .... 17-36 
 
 Economist 1-520 
 
 Edinburgh philosophical journal . 9-983 
 
 Edinburgh review .... 17-37 
 
 Educational times .... 13-500 
 
 Engineer ...'.. 6-1021 
 
 Englishwoman's domestic magazine 17-81 
 
 English woman's journal . . 17-39 
 European magazine and London review 17-40 
 
 Every Saturday .... 17-38 
 
 Family economist .... 17-490,1 
 
 Family magazine .... 17-510 
 
 Farmer's cabinet .... 4-14 
 
 Financial register of the U. S. . 1-514 
 
 Fine arts quarterly review . . 5-720 
 
 Fliegende blatter .... 34-2477 
 
 Floricultural- cabinet . . . 4-259 
 
 Fonotlpic journal ..... . 22-198 
 
 17-146 
 0-984 
 17-20 
 
 17-489 
 5-619 
 
 17-497 
 17-25 
 
 17-149 
 17-24,127.8 
 8-500 
 20-13 
 20-16 
 32-43 
 17-29 
 
 17-524 
 
 3 magazine 
 
 17-27 
 
 17-199 
 
 ne 1-244 
 
 1-525 
 
 17-153 
 
 17-174 
 2-941 
 
 17-147 
 
PERIODICALS. 
 
 451 
 
 PERIODICALS. 
 
 Periodicals. Alphabetical list. 
 
 
 Periodicals. Alphabetical list. 
 
 
 — 
 
 Foreign quarterly review 
 
 17-46 
 
 — Mercersburg review 
 
 32-3082 
 
 — 
 
 Fortnightly review . 
 
 17-41 
 
 — Merchant's magazine 
 
 1-121 
 
 — 
 
 Frauk'Leslie's illustrated newspap( 
 
 n- 17-214 
 
 — Methodist quarterly review 
 
 32-1997 
 
 — 
 
 Frank Leslie's illustrirte zeitung 
 
 34-2476 
 
 — Metropolitan magazine . 
 
 17-68 
 
 — 
 
 Frank Leslie's ladies' magazine 
 
 17-506 
 
 ' — Military and naval magazine of the 
 
 U. S. 17-69 
 
 — 
 
 Franklin journal 
 
 6-850 
 
 — Mining magazine 
 
 6-978 
 
 — 
 
 Eraser's magazine . 
 
 17-43 
 
 — Missionary herald . 
 
 32-1975 
 
 — 
 
 Freemason's magazine . 
 
 2-1105 
 
 — Monthly journal of foreign medicine 10-66 
 
 — 
 
 French student's monthly 
 
 22-85 
 
 — Monthly review 
 
 17-73 
 
 — 
 
 Galaxy 
 
 17-45 
 
 — Museum 
 
 13-149 
 
 — 
 
 Gardener's chronicle 
 
 4-510 
 
 — Museum of foreign literature and science 17-58 
 
 — 
 
 Gazlay's Pacific monthly 
 
 17-85 
 
 — Nation 
 
 17-519 
 
 — 
 
 Gentleman's magazine . 
 
 17-48 
 
 — National democratic quarterly review . 17-70 
 
 — 
 
 Gleason's pictorial . 
 
 17-184 
 
 — National magazine and republican i 
 
 •eview 17-75 
 
 — ^ 
 
 Godey's lady's book 
 
 17-60 
 
 — National quarterly review 
 
 17-74 
 
 — 
 
 Good words .... 
 
 17-49 
 
 — National review 
 
 17-77 
 
 — 
 
 Graham's magazine 
 
 17-47 
 
 — Natural history review . 
 
 9-993 
 
 — 
 
 Hall's journal of health . 
 
 10-312 
 
 — Nature and art 
 
 17-501 
 
 — 
 
 Harper's bazar 
 
 17-522 
 
 — Naval cJironicle 
 
 17-76 
 
 — 
 
 Harper's new monthly magazine 
 
 17-114 
 
 — New Englander 
 
 17-79 
 
 — 
 
 Harper's weekly 
 
 17-213 
 
 — New England historical and genealogical regis- 
 
 — 
 
 Herald ofliealth 
 
 10-574 
 
 ter 
 
 26^-713 
 
 — 
 
 Historical magazine 
 
 26"-710 
 
 — New mirror .... 
 
 17-73 
 
 — 
 
 History of the works of the learned 
 
 17-221 
 
 — New monthly magazine . 
 
 17-78 
 
 — 
 
 Hogg's weekly instructor 
 
 17-130 
 
 — New Y(n'k mirror .... 
 
 17-513 
 
 — 
 
 Home companion . 
 
 17-502 
 
 — New York review .... 
 
 17-80 
 
 — 
 
 Home friend .... 
 
 17-203 
 
 — Niles' register .... 
 
 17-81 
 
 — 
 
 Home and foreign record 
 
 32-1701 
 
 — North American magazint) 
 
 17-222 
 
 — 
 
 Home and foreign review 
 
 17-50 
 
 — North American review . 
 
 17-83 
 
 — 
 
 Home magazine 
 
 17-124 
 
 — North British review 
 
 17-83 
 
 — 
 
 Horticulturist .... 
 
 4-20 
 
 — Notes and queries .... 
 
 17-131 
 
 — 
 
 Hours at home 
 
 17-55 
 
 — Occident 
 
 32-1815 
 
 — 
 
 Household words . 
 
 17-116 
 
 — Once a week .... 
 
 17-156 
 
 — 
 
 Howitt's journal 
 
 17-51 
 
 — Orchestra .... 
 
 5-983 
 
 — 
 
 Illinois monthly magazine 
 
 17-52 
 
 — Our young folks ... 
 
 17-84 
 
 — 
 
 Illustrated London news 
 
 17-119 
 
 — Page monthly .... 
 
 17-208 
 
 — 
 
 Illustrated times 
 
 17-521 
 
 — Patrician 
 
 17-493 
 
 — 
 
 L' Illustration .... 
 
 34-4993 
 
 — Pennsylvania farm journal 
 
 4-502 
 
 — 
 
 Intellectual observer 
 
 9-987 
 
 — Penny magazine .... 
 
 17-86 
 
 — 
 
 International monthly magazine 
 
 17-54 
 
 — Penny protestant operative . 
 
 32-2134 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of agriculture 
 
 4-284 
 
 — Peterson's magazine 
 
 17-160 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of health . 
 
 10-311 
 
 — Petit courrier des dames . 
 
 34-4922 
 
 — 
 
 .lournal of prison discipline . 
 
 2-964,5 
 
 — Philadelphia monthly magazine 
 
 17-88 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of horticulture . 
 
 4-513 
 
 — Philadelphia photographer 
 
 6-913 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of sacred literature 
 
 32-1601 
 
 — Philadelphia register 
 
 17-195 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of the Franklin institute 
 
 6-850 
 
 — Philadelphia universalist magazine 
 
 32-1702 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of the Philadelphia Colle 
 
 ge of phar- 
 
 — Philobiblion 
 
 21-235 
 
 
 macy 
 
 10-873 
 
 — Philosophical magazine . 
 
 11-265 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of the royal Asiatic society 
 
 28''-222 
 
 — Poetical magazine .... 
 
 23-184 
 
 — 
 
 Journal of tlie royal geographical s 
 
 ociety 2.5-85 
 
 — Portfolio 
 
 17-90,1 
 
 — 
 
 Keystone monthly . . . . 
 
 17-209 
 
 — Popular science review . 
 
 9-991 
 
 — 
 
 Knickerbocker 
 
 17-56 
 
 — Practical mechanic and engineer' 
 
 s magazine 
 
 — 
 
 Ladies' companion . 
 
 17-61 
 
 
 6-980 
 
 — 
 
 Ladies' magazine , . . . 
 
 17-123 
 
 — Practical mechanic's journal . 
 
 6-981 
 
 — 
 
 Lady's friend 
 
 17-63 
 
 — Presbyterian quarterly review 
 
 32-1883 
 
 — 
 
 Lancet 
 
 10-537 
 
 — Protestant episcopalian and church 
 
 register 
 
 — 
 
 Law library .... 
 
 2-55 
 
 
 32-1996 
 
 — 
 
 League . . . . 
 
 3-500 
 
 — Public opinion .... 
 
 17-513 
 
 — 
 
 Leisure hour 
 
 17-505 
 
 — Publishers' circular 
 
 21-347 
 
 — 
 
 Leslie's magazine . . . . 
 
 17-62 
 
 — Pulpit 
 
 32-1924 
 
 — 
 
 Lippincott's magazine 
 
 17-57 
 
 — Punch 
 
 17-118 
 
 — 
 
 Literarj' gazette 
 
 17-508 
 
 — Putnam's monthly .... 
 
 17-87 
 
 — 
 
 Literary magazine and American rea 
 
 'ister 17-107 
 
 — Quarterly journal of microscopic science 11-317 
 
 — 
 
 Literary panorama . . . . 
 
 17-492 
 
 — Quarterly journal of psychological medicine and 
 
 — 
 
 Littell's living age . . . . 
 
 17-59 
 
 medical jurisprudence 
 
 10-91 
 
 — 
 
 Locomotive, die . . . . 
 
 24-2478 
 
 — Quarterly journal of science . 
 
 11-268 
 
 — 
 
 London, Edinburgh, and Dublin p 
 
 hilosophical 
 
 — Quarterly review .... 
 
 17-95 
 
 
 magazine 
 
 11-265 
 
 — Radical 
 
 32-3084 
 
 — 
 
 London quarterly review 
 
 17-92 
 
 — Reflector, the 
 
 17-141 
 
 — 
 
 London review 
 
 17-518 
 
 — Religious magazine 
 
 32-1957 
 
 — 
 
 London society . . . . 
 
 17-185 
 
 — Repertory of arts .... 
 
 6-955 
 
 — 
 
 Lowell offering 
 
 17-65 
 
 — Repository of arts .... 
 
 17-1 
 
 — 
 
 Macmillan's magazine . . . 
 
 17-159 
 
 — Retrospective review 
 
 17-169,70 
 
 — 
 
 Magasin de librairie 
 
 34-4522 
 
 — Revue des deux mondes . 
 
 34-4695 
 
 — 
 
 Mathematical monthly . 
 
 14-500 
 
 — Revue Europeenne .... 
 
 34-4521 
 
 — 
 
 Medical news 
 
 10-784 
 
 — Riverside magazine 
 
 17-113 
 
 — 
 
 Medical and surgical reporter . 
 
 10-898 
 
 — Round table 
 
 17-520 
 
 — 
 
 Meliora 
 
 2-970 
 
 — Routledge's magazine . . . 
 
 17-157 
 
 — 
 
 Memoirs of literature 
 
 17-218 to 20 
 
 — Rural visitor 
 
 17-97 
 
PERIODICALS. 
 
 452 
 
 PERSIGNY. 
 
 Periodicals. Alpliabetical list. 
 
 — Russell's magazine .... 17-93 
 
 — St. James' magazine . . . 17-190 
 
 — Sargent's new monthly magazine . 17-98 
 
 — Sartain's union magazine . . 17-161 
 
 — Saturday review .... 17-507 
 
 — Scalpel 10-297 
 
 — Scientific American . . . 6-1018,9 
 
 — Select reviews 17-99 
 
 — Smith's we(!kly volume . . . 17-515 
 
 — Social science review . . . 3-268 
 
 — Southern literary messenger . . 17-102 
 
 — Southern review .... 17-101 
 
 — Stei)hens', Mrs., new monthly . 17-212 
 
 — Stereoscopic magazine . . . 5-434 
 
 — Student and intellectual observer . 9-1045 
 
 — Sunday at lion\e .... 32-2000 
 
 — Sunday magazine .... 32-2045 
 
 — Sword and trowel .... 32-2081 
 
 — Tail's Edinburgh magazine . . 17-103 
 
 — Temple bar 17-151 
 
 — Tradesman's magazine . . . 1-163 
 
 — United service journal . . . 17-29 
 
 — U. S. service magazine . . . 17-197 
 
 — University quarterly . . . 17-105 
 
 — Vanity fair 17-166 
 
 — Victoria magazine .... 17-188 
 
 — Waldie's circulating library . . 17-106 
 
 — "Water-cure journal . . . 10-484 
 
 — Weekly mirror .... 17-514 
 
 — Weekly register [Niles'] . . _ 17-81 
 
 — West-end gazette of gentlemen's fashions 
 
 . 17-189 
 
 — Western monthly magazine . . 17-109 
 
 — Westminster review . . . 17-110 
 
 — AVillis' current notes . . . 17-143 
 
 — Yale literary magazine . . . 17-111 
 
 — Young people's book . . . 17-112 
 Periscopics ; or, current subjects extemporaneously 
 
 treated. W. Elder . . . 33-360 
 
 Perkins, E. A., and F. H. Pease. Western bell; 
 
 a collection of glees, quartettes, and choruses. 
 
 B 5-1062 
 
 Perkins, E. E. A practical treatise on gas and ven- 
 tilation. Ph., 1856 . . . 6-133 
 Perkins, E. T. Na Motu ; or, reef-rovings in the 
 South seas ; a narrative of adventures at the 
 Hawaiian, Georgian, and Society islands. N. 
 Y., 1854. 8« . . . . 29'>-116 
 Perkins, G. R. Plane and solid geometry, and 
 plane, and spherical trigonometry and men- 
 suration: with tables. N. Y., 1860. 8" 
 
 14-130 
 
 Perkins, J. Residence of eight years in Persia, 
 among the Nestorian Christians ; with notices 
 of the MuhammedaHS. Andover, 1843. 8" 
 
 28^-122 
 
 Perkins, J. C. See [U. S. law] Digest of the de- 
 cisions. 
 Perkins, Judith, memoir of . . . 30-1443 
 Perkins. J. H. Writings. Ed. by W. H. Chan- 
 ning, [with memoir.] B., 1851. 2 v. 30-651 
 Perkins, S. World as it is ; containing a view of 
 the present condition of its principal nations. 
 T. Belknap. 1838 . . . 25-35 
 
 Perkins, T. H. Cary, T. G. Memoir of 30-1320 
 Perle de Gravelines. C. Henricy . . 34-4073 
 Perle noire. V. Sardou . . . 34-3724,7 
 Permanent fortifications. See U. S. military and 
 
 naval alfairs. 
 P'-rote, prisoners of. W. P. Stapp . 26''-190 
 Perpetual curate. Mrs. M. Oliphant . 18-2386 
 Perpetual motion, search for. H. Dircks 11-281 
 Perrault, C. Contes des Fees. P. . 34-3616 
 Perret, P. La Bague d' argent. N. Y., 1864. 8° 
 
 34-4649 
 
 — Histoire d' une jolie femme. P., 1860 
 
 34-4418 
 
 P'jrrin, J. B. Selection of one hundred fables ; with 
 a key. By A. Bolmar. Ph., 1859 34-5043 
 
 Perrin, J. P. History of the ancient Christians of 
 the Alps — Waldenses, Albigenses, and Vau- 
 dois ; with an essay on their present condition ; 
 by R. Baird. Ph., 1847. S" . 32-19:'.2 
 
 Perrot family, notes on. E. L. Barnwell 30-2031 
 
 Perrott, Sir John, history of. R. Rawlinson 
 
 30-1824 
 
 Perry, A. Carthage and Tunis, past and present. 
 Providence, 1869. 8« . . . 28''-266 
 
 Perry, A. L. Elements of political economy. N. 
 Y., 1806. 8° . . . . 3-178 
 
 Perry, B. C. Tiie human hair, and tlie cutaneous 
 diseases which affect it ; with essays on acne, 
 sycosis, and chloasma. N. Y., 1865 10-580 
 
 Peri'y, G. G. The history of the church of Eng- 
 land, from the death of Elizabeth, v. 1. L., 
 1861. 8° 32-1803 
 
 — [Ed.] Morte Arthure. [E. E. T. S. pt. 8] 
 
 V. 5 of 22-1043 
 
 — Religious pieces. [E. E. T. S. pt. 26] 
 
 V. 13 of 22-1043 
 
 — Treatises of Richard Role. [E. E. T. S. pt. 20] 
 
 V. 10 of 22-1043 
 
 Perry, M. C. See Hawks, F. L. 
 
 Perry, O. H. Mackenzie, A. S. Life of 30-417 
 
 Perry, W. Synonymous, etymological, and pro- 
 nouncing dictionary ; Avith an English gram- 
 mar. L.,1805. 8° . . . 2^2-372 
 
 Perry, W. O. The Franks, from their first appear- 
 ance in history to the death of King Pepin. 
 L., 1857. 8° .... '27''-1865 
 
 Persepolis. Fergusson, J. Palaces of, restored 
 
 5-105 
 
 — Rich, C. J. Journey to . . . 28'^-97 
 
 — Ussher, J. Journey from London to 29''-218 
 Persia. Binning, R. B. M. Two years travel in 
 
 28''-257 
 
 — Bode, C. A. de. Travels in Luristan and Arab- 
 
 istan . . . . . . 28b-489 
 
 — Cox, G. W. Tale of the great Persian war 
 
 28='-195 
 
 — Eastwick, E. B. Three years' residence in 
 
 28^-440 
 
 — Farr, E. History of the Persians . 28^-217 
 
 — Ferrier, J. P. Caravan journeys in the east 
 
 281^-236 
 
 — Francklin, W. Tour from Bengal to P. 28''-61 
 
 — Fraser, J. B. Historical and descriptive ac- 
 
 count of 28»-53 
 
 Travels through . . . 28"-298 
 
 — Histoire de la derniere revolution . 34-4438 
 
 — Hunt, G. H. Outram and Havelock's Persian 
 
 campuiiin . . . . . 28''-146 
 
 — Malcolm,^ J. History of . . 28-'-56 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29''-279 
 
 — Morier, J. Journey through . . 28''-8!) 
 
 — Ouseley, W. Travels in ... 28''-911 
 
 — Perkins, J. Residence in . . 28,i>-122 
 
 — Rawlinson, G. The five great monarchies 
 
 28«-196 
 
 — Shepherd, W. A. Bombay to Bushire 28''-290 
 
 — Sketches in P. from the journals of a traveller 
 
 in the east 28'^'-555 
 
 — Southeate, H. Tour through . 28''-102 
 
 — Tancoigne, M. Journey to . . 28^-107 
 
 — Townsend, G. Summary of Persian history 
 
 28»-146 
 
 — Waring, E. S. Tour to Sheeraz . 29''-514 
 
 — Watson, R. G. History of . . 28''-229 
 
 — Wellsted, J. R. Travels in . . 28''-265 
 Persian flower ; a memoir of Judith Grant Perkins. 
 
 B.,1853 30-1443 
 
 Persian Ian uuage. Gladwin, F. Persian moonshee 
 ... . . . . 22-338 
 
 — Jones, Sir W. Grammar . v. 5 of 28»-254 
 History of 26''-616 
 
 — Ouseley, W. Persian miscellajiies 22-893 
 Persigny, le due de, et les doctnnes de 1' empire, 
 
 precede d' une notice par J. Delaroa. P., 
 1865. 8° 34-4719 
 
PERSILES. 
 
 453 
 
 PETHERICK. 
 
 Persiles y Sigisnumda. M. de Cervantes-Saavcdra 
 
 34-17 
 
 Persiles and Sigismunda. M, de Cervantes-Saave- 
 
 dra 18-603 
 
 Persius Flaccus, A. Satires. Trans, by W. Gif- 
 
 ford. Ph., 1822 .... 24-186 
 
 — Six satires. Trans., with notes, by W. Drura- 
 
 mond; [with original.] L., 1799. 8» 23-73 
 
 — Same. Trans, by J. Dryden . . 23-476 
 
 — See Juvenal, D. J. 
 
 Personal and political ballads. Arranged and edited 
 by Frank Moore. N. Y., 1864 . 23-735 
 
 Personal experience of Eoman Catholicism. E. 
 Richardson 32-2261 
 
 Personal recollections of the Amer. revolution. L. 
 M. Post 26^'-419 
 
 Personal recollections of English engineers, and of 
 the introduction of the railway system into 
 the united kingdom. L., 1868. 8» 6-49 
 
 Persons and pictures. H. W. Herbert . 30-789 
 
 Persijective. Bernard, C. E. Arithmetical 5-613 
 
 — Bradley, T. Linear p. and projection 5-514 
 
 — Burchett, R. Practical p. . . 5-127 
 
 — Cloquet, J. B. JSTouveau traite elementaire 
 
 34-4612 
 
 — Davenport, R. The amateur's p. . 5-768,9 
 
 — Davies, C. Treatise on . . . 5-612 
 
 — Uuffin, F. Complete guide . . 5-755 
 
 — MacDonald, A. Chapter on . . 5-311 
 
 — Pj^ne, G. Treatise on, for beginners 5-106 
 
 — Ropes, J. Linear p. . . . 5-222 
 
 — Taylor, B. Principles of . . 5-216 
 
 — Thenot, J. P. Practical p. . . 5-417 
 
 — Whittock, N. New manual of . 5-198 
 
 — See Drawing ; Shades and shadows. 
 Persuasion. Miss J. Austin . . . 18-224,6 
 Perth, J. Drumond, fourth earl of. Letters. Cam- 
 den soc. pub. V. 33 . . . 27^'-l95 
 
 Perthes Caroline, the Christian wife. Mrs. L. C. 
 Tutliill ...... 30-1028 
 
 — Memoirs, from the German of C. T. Perthes 
 
 30-941 
 
 Perthes, C. T. Memoirs of Frederick Perthes ; or, 
 literary, religious, and political life in Ger- 
 many, from 1789 to 1843. E , 1856. 2 v. 8" 
 
 30-941 
 
 Perthes, F. M. Life of John Chrysostom, based on 
 the investigations of Neander, Boliringer and 
 others. Trans, by A. Ilovey and D. B. Ford. 
 
 B., 1854 30-1964 
 
 Peru. Brand, C. Voyage to . . 26''-ll 
 
 — Hill, S. S. Travels in . . . 26^-392 
 
 — Markham, C. R. Travels in . . 29"-250 
 
 — Marmontel, J. F. Les incas . . 34-4203 
 
 — Miller, J. Memoirs of Gen. Miller 26''-545 
 
 — Prescott, W. H. Conquest of . 26-'-160 
 
 — Present state of ... , 26i>-1007 
 
 — Ranking, J. Conquest of, by the Monguls 
 
 26='-988 
 
 — Rivero, M. E. de, and J. J. von Tschudi. An- 
 
 tiquities of 26»-716 
 
 — Trueba y Cosio, T. de. Conquest of 26»-62 
 
 — Tschudi, J. J. V. Travels in . . 26*^-132 
 
 — See Cuzco and Lima. 
 
 Peruvian antiquities. M. E. de Rivero and J. J. von 
 
 Tschudi 26^-716 
 
 Peruvian princess, letters of a. Mme F. d' II. de 
 
 GrafRgny 18-3824 
 
 Perversion. W. J. Conybeare . . 18-696 
 
 Peschel, C. F. Elements of physics ; translated from 
 
 the German, with notes, by E. West. L., 1846. 
 
 3v. . . . . . . 11-221 
 
 Pestalozzi, J. II. Barnard, H. Life and methods 
 
 of 13-33 
 
 Peter. Barnes, A. Notes on epistle of 32-704 
 
 — Blunt, H. Lectures on history of 32-1868,2294 
 
 — Fronmiiller, G. F. C. Commentary on the 
 
 epistle of 32-2034 
 
 — Leighlon, R. Commentary on the epistle of 
 
 33-769 
 
 Peter the Cruel. Merimee, P. History of 27"-2034 
 
 Peter the Great, (of Russia.) Abbott, J. History of 
 
 30-1226 
 
 — Barrow, Sir J. Life of . . . 30-418 
 
 — Bradford, S. H. Life of . . , 30-993 
 
 — Eustaphieve, A. Reflections and anecdotes on 
 
 the character of . . . . 30-419 
 
 — Lamartine, A. de. Pierre le grand 34-4731 
 
 — Mottley, J. Life of . . . 30-1992 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Russian empire under 
 
 27''-2993 
 
 — Wight, O. W. Life of . . . 30-1157 
 Peter of Blois. See Ingulph. 
 
 Peter, W., [ed.] Specimens of the poets and poetry 
 of Greece and Rome, by various translators. 
 Ph., 1847. 80 ... . 23-186 
 
 Peter Carradine. C. Chesebro . . 18-631 
 
 Peter Gott. J. Reynolds . . . 18-2639 
 Peter Lipp. J. Gouraud . . . 18-1246 
 Peter of the castle. J. Banim . . 18-288 
 
 Peter Parley's annual. W. Martin . 33-1354 
 Peter Schlemihl. A. von Chamisso . 18-609 
 
 Peter Schlemihl in America. G. Wood 18-3594 
 Peter Simple. Fr. Marryat . . . 18-2084 
 Peter the whaler. W. H. G. Kingston 18-1770 
 
 Peter Wilkins. R. Pultock . . . 18-3313 
 Peter's letters to his kinsfolk. G. S. Lockhart 
 
 27''-729 
 
 Peterborough. Chronicou Angliae Petribui'gense 
 
 34-388 
 
 Peters, A. R. Clark, J. A. Memoir of 30-1225 
 Peters, C. Critical dissertation on the book of Job. 
 L., 1751. 4» .... 32-174 
 
 Peters, 11. Peters, S. History of . 30-424 
 
 Peters, J. C. Treatise on headaches, based on 
 Riickert's clinical experience in homa?op- 
 athy. N. Y., 18.13. 8° . . 10-710 
 
 Peters, J. G. Treatise on equitation, forming com- 
 plete lessons for training horses, and instruc- 
 tions for beginners. L.,1835. S° 20-433 
 Peters, Richard. Digest of the decisions in common 
 law, equity, and admiralty of the courtsof t) e 
 U. S. N. Y , 1854. 2 V. 8» . 2-219 
 
 — Report of the case of Edward Prigg against the 
 
 commonwealth of Pennsylvania, argued and 
 adjudged in tlfe supreme court of the U. S. 
 Ph., 1842. 8" . . . . 2-M7 
 
 Peters, S. History of the Rev. Hugh Peters. N. Y., 
 1807. 8° . . . '. . 30-424 
 
 Peters, W. C. Selection of admired masses ; witli 
 organ accompaniments. Cin. 4° 5-953 
 
 Petersburg, Va. Conduct of the war ; rei)ort of com- 
 mittee on attack on . . . 26''-103l 
 
 PetersdorfF, C. Law of bail in civil and criminal 
 proceedings. Ph., 1835 . v. 10 of 2-55 
 
 Peterson, C. J. Cruising in the last war ; Grace 
 Dudley, or Arnold at Saratoga ; The valley 
 farm, or autobiography of an or])]ian 18-2477 
 
 — Kate Aylesford .... 18-2478 
 
 — Military heroes of the revolution ; with a narra- 
 
 tive of the war of independence. Ph., 1848. 
 8» 30-1563 
 
 — Old stone mansion .... 
 Peterson, E. History of Rhode Island 
 
 18-2479 
 
 N. Y.,1853. 
 
 26''-332 
 
 23-687 
 
 Peterson, H. Poems. Ph.,.1863 . 
 
 Peterson, Mrs. H. See Lady's friend. 
 
 Peterson, R. E. Familiar science ; or, the scientific 
 explanation of common things. 2d ed. Ph., 
 
 1851 ll-3:)3 
 
 — Roman catholic not " the one only true religion," 
 not "an infallible church;" being remarks upon 
 " points of controversy, a series of lectures by 
 Rev. C. F. Smarius, missionary of tlie society 
 of Jesus." Ph., 1868. . . 32-2484 
 
 Peterson's magazine. [Ladies' national] v. 42,3, 
 48-54. Ph., 1862 69. 8° . . 17-160 
 
 Petherick, J. Egypt, the Soudan, and Central 
 Africa ; with explorations from Khartoum to 
 the Equator. E., 1861. 8° . . 28''-370 
 
PETHEEAM. 
 
 454 
 
 PHELPS. 
 
 Petlieram, J. Historical sketch of the progi'css and 
 
 present state of Anglo-Saxon literature in 
 
 England. L., 1840. 8° . . 22-1169 
 
 Petio-rn, j. L. Grayson, W. J. Life of 30-1751 
 
 Petit careme. J. B. Massillou . ■ . 34-3513 
 
 Petit courrier des dames, journal des modes. P., 
 
 1832-44. 17 V. 8" [not consecutive] 34-4922 
 
 Petit hermite. E. Jouy . . . 34-5545 
 
 Petit mouton. C. Schmid . , . 34-1242 
 
 Petit theatre boutibn. Pieces jouees sur les theatre 
 
 de Paris, recueillies par Eugene le Gai. P., 
 
 1859 
 Petite coaitesse. 
 Petite Fadette. 
 Petite pecheuse. 
 Petites emigres. 
 
 0. Feuillet 
 Mme Dudevant 
 H. Lucas . 
 Mme de Genlis 
 
 Petites miseres de la vie conjugate. 
 
 Petites nouvelles .... 
 Petits artistes peintres et musiciens. 
 
 34-4181 
 34-4049 
 34-3702 
 34-4(529 
 34-5085 
 H. de Balzac 
 
 34-30GG 
 34-5200 
 E. Foa 
 
 34-4599 
 
 Petits fils de Lovelace. A. Achard . 34-4001 
 Petits guerriers. Mme E. Foa . . 34-4740 
 Petits mysteres de Paris. P., 1844 . 34-4851 
 Petits mysteresdu quartier latin. E. Robert 34-4417 
 Petits princes et princesses. E. Foa . 34-4600 
 Petits poetes et litterateurs. E. Foa . 34-4601 
 Peto, S. M. Resources and prospects of America, 
 ascertained during a visit to tlie states in 1865. 
 L., 1866. 8° .... 26^-563 
 
 — Taxation ; its levy and expenditure, past and 
 
 future ; being an enquiry into our financial 
 policy. N. Y.,1866. 8" . . 1-277 
 
 Petofi, A. Translations from Alexander Petofi the 
 Magyan poet, by J. Bowring. L., 1866 
 
 23-936 
 
 Petra. Laborde, L. E. S. J. de. Journey to 28''-22 
 Petrarch, F. Rime. Avignone, 1812. 2 v. 34-2525 
 
 — Sonnets, triumphs, and other poems ; translated 
 
 into Enijjlish verse ; with a life of the poet, by 
 T. Cam'pbell. L., 1859 . . 23-556 
 
 — Dobson, Mrs. S. Life of . . 30-421 
 Petrarque et son siecle. A. Rastoul de Mongeot 
 
 84-4127 
 
 Petrie, G. Stokes, W. Life and labors of 30-2433 
 
 — et al. Ireland illustrated; Avith descriptions by 
 
 G. N. Wright. L. 4» . . 27''-1228 
 Petrifactions and their teachings. G. A. Mautell 
 
 9-258 
 
 — See Fossils. 
 
 Petroleum. Bone, J. H. A. Petroleum wells 6-287 
 
 — Eaton, S. J. M. History of . . 6-321 
 
 — Erni, H. Coal oil and petroleum . 6-324 
 
 — Gesner, A. Practical treatise on . 6-335 
 
 — Morris, E. "Derrick and drill" . 6-372 
 
 — Wright, W. Oil regions of Penna. 6-453 
 
 Pets, book of 20-237 
 
 Petticoat government. Mrs. Trollope . 18-2329 
 Pettigrew, T. J. Bibliotheca Sussexiana ; a descrip- 
 tive catalogue, accompank'd by historical and 
 biographical notices of the manuscripts and 
 printed books contained in the lil)rary of 
 the Duke of Sussex. L., 1827. 2 v. 8« 
 
 21-359 
 
 — Chronicles of the tombs ; a select collection of 
 
 epitaphs, preceded by an essay on epitaphs 
 
 and other monumental inscriptions. L., 1857 
 
 , ' . . . 29«-253 
 
 — History of Egyptian mummies, and an account 
 
 of the worship and embalming of the sacred 
 animals of the Egyptians ; witli remarks on 
 the funeral ceremonies of different nations. 
 L.,1834. 8° 28-''-403 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of Vice-Admiral Lord Vis- 
 
 count Nelson. 2d ed. L., 1849. 2 v. 8° 
 30-398 
 
 — Superstitions connected Avith the history and 
 
 practice of medicine and surgery. L., 1844. 
 80 10-481 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1844. 8° . . . 10-481» 
 
 Pettitt, G. The Tinnevelly mission of the church 
 missionary society. L., 1851 . 32-1455 
 
 Petty, Sir Wm. Political anatomy of Ireland ; with 
 the establishment for that kingdom when the 
 late duke of Ormond was lord lieutenant ; 
 with an account of the expenses of England. 
 L., 1601 ..... 27M8 
 
 Petty annoyances of married life. H. de Balzac 
 
 18-272 
 
 Petzholdt, A. Lectures to farmers on agricultural 
 chemistry. L., (n. d.) . . 4-62 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1846. 8" . . . 4-43 
 Petzholdt, J. Bibliotheca bibliographica. Kritisches 
 
 verzeichniss der das gesammtgebiet der bib- 
 liographic betrelFenden litteratur des iu-und 
 auslandes. Leip., 1866. 8° . 21-233 
 
 — Hand-buch Deutscher bibliotheken. Halle, 
 
 1853. 8» 21-91 
 
 — Katechismus der bibliothekenlehre. Leip., 1856 
 
 .... 21-92 
 
 Peuple, le. J. Michelet . . . 34-4123 
 
 Peveril du pic. Sir W. Scolt . . 84-4997 
 
 Peveril of tiie peak. Sir W. Scott . 18-2760,8 
 Peyrac, Mme de. Comment on parle a Paris ; or, 
 French as spoken in Paris. N. Y., 1856 
 
 34-5044 
 
 Peyton, J. L. The American crisis ; or, pages from 
 the note book of a state agent during the civil 
 war. L., 1867. 2 v. . . . 26--'-917 
 Pfannenschmidt, Frau. See Burow, J. 
 Pfeitfer, I. Journey to Iceland, and travels in Swe- 
 den and Norway. Trans, by C. F. Cooper. 
 N. Y., 1852 27b-263 
 
 — A lady's voJ^age round the world ; a selected 
 
 translation from the German, by Mrs. P. Sin- 
 nett. N. Y., 1852 . . . 29''-91 
 
 — A lady's second journey round the world. N. 
 
 Y., 1856 29i'-132 
 
 — Last travels ; inclusive of a visit to Madagascar ; 
 
 with an autobiographical memoir. Trans, bj' 
 H. W. Dulcken. N. Y., 1861 . 29M87 
 
 — Yisit to the Holy Land, Egypt, and Italy. L., 
 
 1852 28M59 
 
 — Voyage a Madagascar. Traduit de I'Allemand, 
 
 et precede d'une notice historique sur Mada- 
 gascar, par F. Riaux. P., 1862 . 34-8969 
 
 — Voyage d'une femme autour du monde. Tr. de 
 
 I'Allemand. 2me ed. P., 1859 . 84-3968 
 
 — A woman's journey round the world ; an un- 
 
 aljridged translation from the German. L., 
 
 n. d 29'>-93 
 
 Phajdon ; or, the death of Socrates. M. Mendels- 
 
 solin 32-1692 
 
 Phalaris. Bentley, R. Dissertation on epistles of 
 
 22-928 
 
 Phantasmagoi'ia. Dircks, H. Illusions produced by 
 
 the l)ircksian p 24-168 
 
 Phantasmata. R. R. Madden . . 15-158 
 
 Phantastes. G. McDonald . . . 18-1966 
 Pliantom bouquet. E. Parrish . . 5-215 
 
 Phantom flowers ; a treatise on the art of producing 
 
 skeleton leaves. B., 1864 . . 5-318 
 
 Phantom sliip. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2085 
 
 Phantom world. A. Calmet . . 32-1134 
 
 Pharaoh of the Exodus. D. W. Nash . 28''-204 
 Pharmacy. See Materia medica, therapeutics and 
 
 pharmacy. 
 Pharsalia. M. A. Lucan . . . 23-394,482 
 Phases of faith. F.W.Newman. . 32-1626 
 Phasis of matter. T. L. Kemp . . 8-71 
 
 Phedre. J. Racine .... 34-3121 
 Phelan, M. Billiards without a master. N. Y., 1850. 
 
 80 20-201 
 
 Phelps, A. The new birth. B., 1867 32-2286 
 
 — The still hour; or, communion with God. B., 
 
 1860 32-1666 
 
 — Park, E. A., and D. L. Furber. Hymns and 
 
 choirs. Andover, 1860 . . 32-2237 
 
 Phelps. Mrs. A. L. The fireside friend ; or, female 
 
 student. N. Y., 1847 . . . 13-166 
 
PHELPS. 
 
 455 
 
 PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 Phelps, Mrs. A. L. Hours with my pupils ; or, 
 educational addresses. N. Y., 1859 13-167 
 
 — Our country, in its relations to the past, present 
 
 and future ; a national book, consisting of 
 original articles in prose and verse, contributed 
 by American writers. Bait., 1804 33-1148 
 
 Phelps, C. A. Life and public services of Gen. U. S. 
 Grant, and a biographical sketch of Hon. 
 Schuyler Colfax. B., 1868 . . 30-2387 
 
 Phelps, Mrs. E. S. Manse of Sunnyside 18-2486 
 
 — Peep at " Number five " . . 18-2485 
 
 — The tell-tale 18-2487 
 
 Phelps, Miss E. S. The gates ajar . 18-2488 
 
 — Men, women, and ghosts . . 18-2489 
 Phelps, S. Analysis of human nature ; or, an inves- 
 tigation to improve the condition of the poor. 
 L., 1818. 2 V. 8» . . . 2-829 
 
 Phemie Keller. Mrs. J. H. Riddell . 18-3605 
 Phenomena and laws of heat. A. Cazin 11-171 
 Plienomena of plant life. L. H. Grindon 9-104 
 Pliidias, la jeunesse de. C. E. Beule . 34-4667 
 Phil. Purcell, and other tales. W. Carleton 
 
 18-592,3o51 
 
 Philadelphia. Law and government. 
 
 — Digest of the ordinances of the corporation, and 
 
 of the acts of assembly relating thereto. Pub- 
 lished by authority of the councils. Ph., 1834. 
 8° 2-84 
 
 — Digest of the acts of assembly relating to. Ph., 
 
 1860. 8" 2-237 
 
 — Digest of Laws relating to, 1854-63 2-238 
 
 — A further supplement to an act entitled an act 
 
 to incorporate the city of Philadelphia, passed 
 Jan. 31st, 1854 ; with further acts passed in 
 1854-9. Ph., 1859. 8° . . 2-318 
 
 — A further supplement to an act entitled an act 
 
 to incorporate the city of Philadelphia, passed 
 Jan. 31st, 1854. Ph., 1854. 8-' . 26''-793 
 
 — Ordinancesand joint resolutions, 1863,7,8. Ph., 
 
 1864-9. 3 V. 8° . . . . 2-284 
 
 — Minutes of the common council of the city of 
 
 Philadelphia, 1704-76. Pli , 1847. 8° 26='-824 
 
 — Journalsof select and common councils, 1835-48. 
 
 13 V. 8" 26»-794 
 
 — Journal of the select council, from Nov. 19th, 
 
 1857, to July 1st, 1864, 1867,8. 17 v. 8° 
 26='-796 
 
 — Journal of the common council, May 12th, 1850, 
 
 to June 30th, 1864, 1867,8. 18 v. 8° 2:.;''-795 
 
 — Message of the mayor ; with accompanying 
 
 documents, 1859-62. 4 v. 8» . 26^-887 
 
 — Department reports. 
 
 — Fairmount park conunissioners . 26''-1052 
 
 — Fire marshal, 1865 .... 26»-889 
 
 — Gas works. Annual report, 1867 . 26»-890 
 Reports of the trustees of the Philade][)hia 
 
 gas works to the select and common council. 
 Ph., 1838. 8" . . . . 6-405 
 
 Report of si)ecial committee to investigate 
 
 the management and atfairs ; with an answer 
 thereto. Ph., 1807. 8° . . 20"-1000 
 
 — Water department Annual report of chief en- 
 
 gineer, 1843, 1860-05,7,9. 9 v. 8" 20^-741 
 
 — Public schools. 
 
 — Annual reports of controllers. Ph., 1804-8. 7v. 
 
 8° 13-108 
 
 — Report of the committee on revision of studies ; 
 
 with the graded course of instruction approved 
 March 10th, 1868. Ph., 1868. 8" 13-180 
 
 — Report of special committee on introducing 
 
 music. Ph., 1800. 8° . . 3-3-1391 
 
 — Reports of committee on central high school 
 
 13-289 
 
 — Libraries. 
 
 — American philosophical society. Catalogue 
 
 ''21-400 
 
 — Apprentices' library. Catalogue . 21-409 
 
 — Athenaeum. Charter, catalogue, by-laws, etc. 
 
 21-472 
 
 — Library co. of P. Catalogue . 21-480,1 
 
 Philade][)hia. Libraries. 
 
 — Library of friends. Catalogue . 21-475 
 
 — Loganian. Catalogue . . . 21-482 
 
 — Mercantile library company. Annual reports. 
 
 1840-09 21-480 
 
 Catalogues .... 21-487 to 94 
 
 — Pennsylvania hospital, catalogue of medical 
 
 library 21-49S 
 
 — Almshouse, catalogue of medical library 21-405 
 
 — Board of Traded 
 
 Annual reports, 1858-61,5-9. Ph., 1859-07. 
 
 8 V. 8» 1-93 
 
 Report of the committee on inland trans- 
 portation, on the commerce of the lakes, etc. 
 Ph., 1858. 8" . . . . 1-210 
 
 Report of a special committee in relation to 
 
 the life-saving stations upon the coast. Ph., 
 1800. 8° 1-210 
 
 Report of a special committee upon the law 
 
 of collisions at sea, etc. Ph., 1801. 8" 1-210 
 
 Kimber, T. Railroad map of the soutliern 
 
 states, showing connections with Phila.,(1802) 
 25-348 
 
 — Directories. 
 
 — 1806,7. J. Robinson . . . 2.5-137 
 
 — 1813. J. A. Pa.xton . . . 25-151 
 
 — 1817. E. Dawes .... 25-143 
 
 — 1818,19. J. A. Paxton . . . 25-151 
 
 — 1820. E. Whitely . . . 25-151 ' 
 
 — 1824,28-31,35-37. R. Desilv^r . 25-152 
 
 — 1837,39-67. A. McElroy . . 25-153 
 
 — 1850. J. H. Bvram ; illustr. business d. 25-311 
 
 — 1860-01. W. il. Boyd ; business d. 25-129 
 
 — 1807-9. I. Costa. [Gopsill's] . 25-157 
 
 — Maps and guides. 
 
 — Bowen, D. History, designed as a guide 
 
 . 2G''-604 
 
 — Guide to Laurel Hill cemetery . 20''-535 
 
 — Hexamer, E. Barnes' map . . 25-364 
 
 — Mease, J. Picture of . . . 26i'-605 
 
 — Smedley, S. L. Atlas of . . . 25-357 
 
 — Smith, R. A. Philadelphia as it is, 1852 26''-533 
 
 — Toudy, H. J. New map of . . 25-375 
 
 — Views of 26*'-1009 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Belisle, D. W. History of Independence hall 
 
 26''-486 
 
 — Carey, M. Account of the ixialignant fever 
 
 10-21 
 
 — Duche, J. Observations on a variety of sub- 
 
 jects 32-1909 
 
 — First troop cavalry, by-laws, etc. . 26"-998 
 
 — Freedley, E. T. P. and its manufactures 6-331 
 
 — Lee, J. H. History of riots . . 20='-555 
 
 — Martindale, J. C. History of Byberry and 
 
 Moreland . . . . • . 20''-856 
 
 — Minutes of committee of defence, 1814,15 
 
 V. 8 of 26»-137 
 
 — Minutes of the proceedings of the committee 
 
 appointed on the 14th Sept. 1793, by the citi- 
 zens, to alleviate the sufferings of the afflicted 
 with malignant fever. Ph., 1848. 8° 10-43 
 
 — Rittcr, A. Philadelphia and her merchants 
 
 26'^'-371 
 
 — Simpson, H. Lives of Philadelphians 30-1170 
 
 — Watson, J. F. Annals of . 26'^220,319 
 
 — Wines, E. C. Peep at China ; Chinese museum 
 
 28''-559 
 
 — Winslow, S. N. Biographies of successful 
 
 merchants 30-1584 
 
 — See Carpenters' hall ; Christ church ; Eastern 
 
 penitentiary ; Friendly sons of St. Patrick ; 
 House of refuge ; League island ; Pennsyl- 
 vania hall ; St. James' ; St. Peter's ; and the 
 following titles. 
 
 Philadelphia alms-house. Catalogue of the medical 
 library, prepared by E. F. Rivinus. Ph., 1831. 
 8" . . . . . . 21-405 
 
 Philadelphia book ; or, specimens of metropolitan 
 literature. Ph., 1836 . . . 33-c9 
 
PHILADELPHIA. 
 
 456 
 
 PHILLIPS. 
 
 Philadelphia college of pharmacy, journal of the. 
 Edited by B. Ellis, et al. v. 1-G. Ph , 1880-35. 
 Continued as the American journal of phar- 
 macy. Ed. by Griffitii, et al. u. s. v. 1-17. 
 Ph., 1835-51. 23 v. 8° . . 10-873 
 
 Philadelphia, Easton and Water- Gap railroad com- 
 pany, [now Nortii Pennsylvania railroad co. ] 
 Reports of directors, with act of incorpora- 
 tion. 1852-G3 .... 1-854 
 
 Philadelphia medical society. Report on quack 
 medicines. Ph., 1828. 8° . . 10-79 
 
 Philadeli^hia monthly magiizine ; devoted to general 
 literature and the fine arts. v. 1-4. Ph., 
 1828,9. 8° 17-88 
 
 Philadelphia photographer, v. 1-5. Pli. ,1804-9. 5 v. 
 8« G-912 
 
 Philadelphia and Reading railroad company. An- 
 nual reports of the president and managers. 
 Ph., 1844,45,48-02. 8° . . 1-353 
 
 Philadelphia register and national recorder, v. 1,2. 
 Ph., 1819. 8» . . . . 17-195 
 
 Philadelphia society for alleviating the miseries of 
 public prisons. Annual report of acting com- 
 mittee. Ph., 1888. 8° . . 2-991 
 
 Philadelphia society for promoting agriculture. 
 Memoirs. Ph., 1815-18. 4 v. 8° 4-2 
 
 Philadelphia society for the promotion of national 
 industry. Carey, M. Addresses 3-57 
 
 •Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad 
 company. Investigation into the alleged 
 official misconduct of the late superintendent. 
 Ph., 1854,5. 2 V. 8'' . . . 1-310 
 
 Piiilalethes. See Morgan, T. 
 
 Pliilanthropic economy. Mrs. M. Loudon 3-149 
 
 Pliilanthropic results of the war in America. N. 
 Y., 18G4 26''-870 
 
 Phileleutherus Dubliuiensis. See Delaney, Patrick, 
 in supplement. 
 
 Philemon. Barnes, A. Notes on . 82-702 
 
 — Oosterzee, J. J. van Commentary on 82-2083 
 Phileo, C. W. Twice married . . 18-2490 
 Pliiiidor. [Pseud, for F. A. Danican.] Studies of 
 
 cliess. 5th ed. L., 1817. 8° . 20-55 
 
 — Allen, G. Life of .... 80-1440 
 
 — See Easy introduction ; Pohlman, J. G. 
 Philip of Macedon, life and reign of. T. Luland 
 
 30-2012 
 
 Philip II, of Spain. C. Gayarre . . 27''-202G 
 
 — Prescott, W. H, History of reign of 27''-2049 
 
 — Watson, R. History of reign of . 27'»-2088 
 Philip III, of Spain. Watson, R., and W. Thomson. 
 
 History of reign of . . .• 27'^-2089 
 Philip, chief of the Wampanoags. Abbott, J. S. C. 
 
 History of 30-1000 
 
 Philip, A. P. W. Treatise on protracted indiges- 
 tion and its consequences. Ph., 1843. 8° 
 
 10-89 
 
 Philip, Mrs. H. Above her station . 18-2491 
 
 Philip, R. Devotional guides ; with an introductory 
 
 essay by A. Barnes. N. Y., 1887. 2v. 32-115 
 
 — Eternity realized ; or, a guide to the thouurhtful. 
 
 B., 1833 32-500 
 
 — Life and times of Rev. George Whitefield. N. 
 
 Y., 1838 80-504 
 
 — Life, times, and characteristics of John Bunyan. 
 
 N. Y., 1889 30-57 
 
 Philip Augustus. G. P. R. James . 18-1041 
 Philip, adventures of. W. M. Thackeray 18-8197 
 Philip Brantley's life work, and how he found it. 
 
 By M. E. M 18-4244 
 
 Philip Colville. Grace Kennedy . y. 6 of 18-3876 
 Philip Earnscliffe. A. B. Edwards . 18-3888 
 Philip Morton. Mrs. P. Cudlip . . 18-3708 
 Philip Tiiaxter. C. A. Washburn . 18-2492 
 
 Philippart, J. Campaign in Germany and France, 
 
 1813,14. L., 1814. 2 v. 8° . 27'^-3518 
 
 — Memoirs and campaigns of Charles John, prince 
 
 royal of Sweden. L., 1814. 8° . 30-87 
 
 Philippe de Reims. The romance of Blonde of O.k- 
 
 ford, etc. Camden soc. pub. v. 72 27»-195 
 
 Philippians. Barnes, A. Notes on . 32-701 
 
 Philippine islands. Bowring, J. Visit to 28''-359 
 
 — La Gironiere, P. P. de. Twenty years in 
 
 29''-239 
 
 — Lavollee, C. Les Philippines . 34-4659 
 
 — See Manilla. 
 
 Philips, A. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 23-487 
 
 — The distrest mother; tragedy. Trans, from 
 
 the Andromaque of Racine. B. B. T. v. 5 
 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L T. v. 4 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 12 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 11 . . . 24-191 
 Philips, F. Exposure of the calumnies against the 
 
 magistrates and the yeomanry cavalry of 
 Manchester and Salford. 4th ed. L. 8" 
 
 27''— 1253 
 Philips, J. (Bell's poets of G. B.) '. 23-483 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . , . 23-171 
 Philips, S. Yoice of blood, in the sphere of nature 
 
 and of the spirit-world. Ph., 1864 32-1418 
 Philips. See Phillips. 
 Phillimore. J. G. History of England during the 
 
 reign of George III. v. 1. L., 1863. 8" 
 27=^-946 
 
 — Principles and maxims of jurisprudence. L., 
 
 1856. 8° 2-144 
 
 — Private law among the Romans. From the 
 
 Pandects. L., 1863. 8" . . 2-209 
 
 Phillimore, R. Commentaries upon international 
 
 law. Ph., 1854,5. 8° . v. 85,90 of 2-55 
 
 — Judgment in the cases of Martin vs. Mackonochie, 
 
 and Flamank vs. Simpson. Ed. by W. G. F. 
 Phillimore. L., 1868. 8° . . 32-2510 
 
 — Law of domicil. Ph., 1847. 8° v. 57 of 2-55 
 Phillimore, R. M. See Dupanloup, in supplement. 
 Phillippo, J. M. Jamaica ; its past and present stale. 
 
 Ph., 1843. 8° . . . . 26'^-372 
 Phillips, Miss. My life, and what shall I do with it ? 
 
 By an old maid. L., 1860 . . 33-876 
 
 Phillips, C. Recollections of Curran and some of 
 
 his cotemporaries. N. Y., 1818. 8» 30-125 
 
 — Curran and his contemporaries, N. Y., 1851 
 
 30-660 
 
 — The Emerald isle; a poem. N. Y., 1813 
 
 2.3-428 
 
 — Curran and Grattan, speeches of; with the 
 
 appeal of Robert Emmett, at the close of his 
 trial for high treason. Ph., 1840. 8° 33-636 
 
 Phillips, E. Theatrum poetarum Anglicanorum ; 
 containing the names and characters of all the 
 English poets from the reign of Henry III, to 
 the close of the reign of Queen Elizabeth ; 
 first published in 1675, and now enlarged by 
 additions, by Sir E. Brydges. Canterbury, 
 1800 30-445 
 
 Phillips, Henry. Musical and personal recollections 
 during half a century. L., 1864. 2 v. 5-1025 
 
 Phillips, Henry, F. H. S. Companion for the orchard ; 
 an historical and botanical account of fruits 
 known in Great Britain. L., 1881. 8° 4-198 
 
 Phillips, Henry, jr. Historical sketch of the paper 
 
 money issued by Pennsylvania. Ph., 1862. 8° 
 
 1-319 
 
 — Historical sketches of the paper currency of the 
 
 American colonies. Roxbury, 1865,6. 2 v. 
 
 4" 1-269 
 
 Phillips, G. S. [January Searle.] The eypsies of 
 Danes' Dyke . . . . ~ 18-2494 
 
 — Memoirs of William Wordsworth. L., 1852 
 
 30-710 
 
 Phillips, John. Life on the earth, its origin and 
 succession. Camb., 1800 . . 9-311 
 
 — Manual of geolouy, practical and theoretical. 
 
 L., 1855 . " . . . . 9-283 
 
 — Treatise on geology. L., 1887. 2 v. 9-282 
 Phillips, J. A. Gold-mining and assaying ; a scien- 
 tific guide for Australian emigrants. 2d ed. 
 L.,1853 ..... 6-391 
 
PHILLIPS. 
 
 457 
 
 PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 Phillips, J. A. Manual of metallurgy ; or, a prac- 
 tical treatise on the chemistry of the metals. 
 L., 1854 6-398 
 
 — Mining and metallurgy of gold and silver. L., 
 
 1867. 8° 6-519 
 
 Phillips, J. B. The evil eye. F's M. D. v. 17 
 
 24-113 
 
 Phillips, P. Musical leaves for sabbath schools. 
 
 Gin., 1865 5-1057 
 
 Phillips, Sir R., [Ed.] Addisoniana. L., 1804. 
 
 2v 30-1795 
 
 — Memoirs of the public and private life of Sir 
 
 Richard Phillips. By a citizen of London. 
 
 L.,1808 30-425 
 
 Phillips, Watts. Camilla's husband. F's S. D. v. 
 41 24-221 
 
 — The wild tribes of London . . 18-3977 
 Phillips, Wendell. The constitution a pro-slavery 
 
 compact ; or, extracts from the Madison 
 papers, etc. N. Y., 1856 . • 26'*-672 
 
 — Speeches, lectures, and letters. B., 1863 33-516 
 Phillips, Willard. Propositions concerning protec- 
 tion and free-trade. B., 1850 . 3-179 
 
 Phillips, William. Conquest of Kansas, by Missouri 
 and her allies ; a history of the troubles in 
 Kansas, from the passage of the organic act 
 until the close of .Tuly, 1856. B., 1856 26»-348 
 
 Phillips, W. B. Diamond cross . . 18-2495 
 
 Phillips. See Philips. 
 
 Philiy and Kit. C. Chesebro' . . 18-628 
 
 Philo Judaeus. Works. Trans, by C. D. Yonge. 
 L., 1854,5. 4v 32-550 
 
 Philobiblion, the : a monthly bibliographical jour- 
 nal. V. 1,2. N. Y., 1862,3. 4° 21-235 
 
 Philological grammar. W. Barnes . 22-31 
 
 Philological museum, v. 1,2. Camb., 1832,33. 8° 
 22-486 
 
 Philological proofs of the unity of the human race. 
 A. B. .Johnes .... 22-458 
 
 Philological society, transactions 1864,5. L. 2 v. 
 8" 22-488 
 
 Philology. Bayly, A. Introduction to languages 
 22-36 
 
 — De Vere, M. S. Outlines of comparative p. 
 
 22-415 
 
 — Dwight, B. W. Modern p. . . 22-431 
 
 — Garnett, R. Philological essays . 22-443 
 
 — Gibbs, J. W. Pnilological studies . 22-448 
 
 — Harris, J. Philological inquiries . 22-1081 
 
 — Key, T. H. Philological essays . 22-461 
 
 — Latham, R. G. Elements of comparative p. 
 
 22-462 
 
 — Midler, F. M. Languages of the seat of war in 
 
 the east 22-479 
 
 Lectures on language . . 23-478 
 
 — Townsend, .T. Etymological researches 22-550 
 
 — Welsford, H. Essay on language . 22-502 
 
 — Young, T. Languages. [Misc. works, v. 3] 
 
 11-307 
 
 — See Comparative grammar ; Language ; and 
 
 names of languages. , 
 Philosophe sous les toits. E. Souvestre 34-3799 
 Philosophers of Foufouville. By Radical Freelance 
 
 18-4146 
 
 Philo-Socrates. W. Ellis . . . 33-142 
 Philosopher's stone. R. Lully . . 8-121 
 Philosophers. Diogenes Laertius. Lives and opin- 
 ions of 15-184 
 
 — Feuelon. Anciens philosophes . 34-3307 
 
 — — Lives of 30-160 
 
 — Figuier, L. Vies des savans . . 34-4725 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Philosophes du ISme siecle. v. 3 
 
 34-5295 
 
 Philosophers and actresses . 30-1778 
 
 — Taine. H. Philosophes du XIX siecle 34-3845 
 Philosophical arrangements. James Harris 15-322 
 " Philosophical enquiry concerning human liberty." 
 
 S. Clarke 32-2181 
 
 Philosophical instruments. McAllister &Bro. Cata- 
 logue 11-43 
 
 Philosophical magazine, comprehending the various 
 
 branches of science, the liberal, and the fine 
 
 arts. 1st series, v. 1-08. L., 1798-1826. 8» 
 
 11-265 
 
 — 2d series. Philosophical magazine; or, annals 
 
 of chemistry, mathematics, astronomy, natural 
 
 history, and general science, v. 1,2,5-11. 
 
 L., 1827-32. 8° . . . . 11-265 
 
 General index. L., 1835. 8° . 11-265 
 
 — 3d series. London, Edinburgh, and Dublin 
 
 philosophical maixazine and journal of science. 
 V. 1-27,30,31,33-36. L., 1832-50. 8° 11-265 
 
 — 4th series. Same. v. 28-36. L., 1864-9. 8° 
 
 11-265 
 
 Philosophical miscellanies. V. Cousin 15-57 
 
 Philosophical strictures. A. Lyall . 15-241 
 
 Philosophical theories and philosophical experience. 
 C. F. Cornwallis .... 30-1557 
 Philosophic de la musique. C. Beauquier 34-4426 
 Philosophic morale. J. Droz . . 34-4285 
 Philosophic morale. P. Janet . . 34-3423 
 Philosophic proverbiale. M. F. Tuppcr 34-5167 
 Philosophy. History, lexicography, and criti- 
 cism. 
 
 — Bayle, P. Dictionnaire historique et critique 
 
 34-4974 
 
 — Butler, W. Archer. History of ancient p. 
 
 15-115 
 
 — Chalybaus, H.M. Speculative philosophy, from 
 
 Kant to Hegel .... 15-169 
 
 — Cory, J. P. Metaphysical inquiry . 15-309 
 
 — Cousin, V. History of modern p. . 15-103 
 Histoire de la philosophe . • 34-3165 
 
 — Enfield, W. History of . . . 15-28 
 
 — Epitome of history of . . . 15-35 
 
 — Ferrier, J. F. Lectures on . • 15-138 
 
 — Fleming, W. Vocabulary of . . 15-143 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Glance at . . 15-275 
 
 — Grote, J. Exploratio philosopliica 15-265 
 
 — Hampden, R. D. Philosophy of the middle 
 
 ages 15-127 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. Biographical history of 15-113 
 
 — Masson, D. Recent British p. . 15-266 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Ancient and modern p. 
 
 15-222 to 5 
 
 — Morell, J,. D. Speculative p. of Europe 15-49 
 
 — Saisset, E. Philosophic et la religion 34-5004 
 
 — Schwegler, A. History of ■ . . 15-104 
 
 — Tennemann, W. G. History of . 15-110 
 
 — Tyler, 8. Progress of . . . 15-155 
 
 — Vinet, A. Outlines of . . . 33-1368 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Dictionnaire philosophique 
 
 34-4496 
 
 — Whewell, W. Philosophy of discovery 15-165 
 
 — Systems of. 
 
 — Bacon, F. Works .... 15-7,500 
 
 — Berkeley, G. Works . . . 15-83 
 
 — Bolingbroke, H. St. John, Lord. Works 15-9 
 
 — Bolton, M. P. W. Inquisitio philosophica 
 
 . . . . . . . 15-300 
 
 — Brann, H. A. Curious questions . 15-291 
 
 — Brown, T. Works . , . 15-18 
 
 — Cousin, V. Philosophy of Kant . 15-174 
 
 — Craik, G. L. Bacon and his philosophy 15-166 
 
 — Culverwell, N. Light of nature . 15-146 
 
 — Descartes, R. Meditations and principles of 
 
 ...... 15-230 
 
 — Fischer, K. Realistic p. and its age 15-116 
 
 — Hamilton, Sir W. Philosophy . 15-126 
 
 Discussions on . . . . 15-253 
 
 Lectures on metaphysics . . 15-129 
 
 — Hamilton versus Mill . . . 15-337 
 
 — Haven, J. Studies in p. and theology 15-34 
 
 — Hobbes, T. Works . . . 33-778 
 
 — Holbach, Baron d'. System of nature 15-331 
 
 — Hume, D. Philosophical works . 15-117 
 
 — Jamieson, G. Essentials of . . 1.5-140 
 
 — Laromiguiere, P. Leqons de la philosophic 
 
 34-5001 
 
 — Lowndes, R. Primary beliefs . 15-355 
 
PHILOSOPHY. 
 
 458 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHY. 
 
 Philosophy. Systems of. 
 
 — Lucretius Carus, T. On the nature of things 
 
 I0-8G 
 
 — Mansel, H. L. Philosophy of the conditioned 
 
 15-284 
 
 — McCosh, J. Examination of Mill . 15-276 
 
 — Martineau, J. Essays . . . 15-282 
 
 — Mill, J. S. Dissertations and discussions 
 
 15-280 
 
 Examination of Hamilton . . 15-249 
 
 — Nourrisson. Spinoza et le naturalisme contem- 
 
 porain 34-4198 
 
 — Reid, T. "Works .... 15-59,261 
 
 — Shields, C. W. Philosophia ultima 15-179 
 
 — Spencer, H. First principles , 15-198 
 Principles of psychology , . 15-173 
 
 — Stewart, D. Works . . . 15-103 
 
 — Stirling, J. H. Secret of Hegel . 15-272 
 
 — Tagart, E. Locke's writings considered 15-321 
 
 — Tucker, G. Essays, moral and metaphysical 
 
 15-277 
 
 — Tyler, S. Baconian p. . . . 15-70 
 
 — See Cosmogony ; Greek philosophy ; Hindoo- 
 
 stan, religion, etc. ; Knowledge ; Logic ; 
 Man ; Materialism ; Mental science ; Meta- 
 physics ; ]\Ioral science ; Perception ; Posi- 
 tivism ; Psychology ; Reason ; Senses ; 
 Thought ; Understanding. 
 Philosophy in sport made science in earnest 
 
 18-2493 
 
 Philosophy of common life. J. Scoffern 10-345 
 Philosoj^hy of common sense. M.Carey 33-443 
 Philosophy of domestic life. W. H. Byford 33-417 
 Philosophy of history. G. W. F. Hegel 29''-93 
 
 Philosophy of history. F. v. Schlegel 29='-36,7 
 Philosophy of human nature. F. E. Brewster 
 
 2-552 
 
 Philosophy of the inductive sciences. W. Whewell 
 
 11-137,8 
 
 Philosophy of life and philosophy of language. F. 
 V. Schlegel ..... 15-62 
 
 Philosophy of living. C. Ticknor . 10-108 
 
 Philosophy of manufactures. A. Ure . 6-440 
 
 Philosophy of mathematics. A.T.Bledsoe 14-190 
 Piiilosophy of natural history. W. Smellie 9-963 
 Philosophy of natural history. J.Ware 9-969 
 
 Philosophy of nature. H. S. Boase . 11-156 
 
 Philosophy of physics. A. Brown . 11-109 
 
 PiiilosoDhy of the plan of salvation. J. B. Walker 
 
 ' 32-609 
 
 Philosophy of progress. H. J. Slack . 2-863 
 
 Philosophy of religion. T.Dick. . 32-2301 
 Philosophy of religion. J. D. Morcll . 32-1499 
 Philoso[)hy of things from philosophy of words. E. 
 
 Johnson 15-311 
 
 Philosophy of William Shakespeare ; passages se- 
 lected from his works. 8d ed. L., 1863 
 
 24-129 
 
 Philosophy of words. R.Jones . . 22-137 
 Phih)sturgius. Epitome of ecclesiastical history. 
 See Sozomen .... 32-559 
 Philothea. L. M. Child . . . 18-688 
 Pliilp, J. Washington described ; a view of the 
 American capital ; with notices, historical, 
 topographical, and scientitic, of the seat of 
 government. N. Y., 1861 . . 26'^-402 
 Phineas Finn. A. Trollope . . . 18-4203 
 Phipps, E. Memoirs of the political and literary 
 life of Robert Pkimer Ward; witli selections 
 from his corresi)ondence, diaries, and unpub- 
 lished literary remains. L., 1850. 2 v. 8" 
 30-1314 
 
 — See Hertz, H. 
 
 Phips, W. Bowen, F. Life of. (S. A. B. 7) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Pliipson, T. L. Meteors, aerolites, and falling stars. 
 L., 1867 12-94 
 
 — Piiospliorescence ; or, the emission of light by 
 
 minerals, plants, and animals. L., 1862 
 9-956 
 
 Phipson, T. L. The utilization of minute life ; 
 being practical studies on insects, Crustacea, 
 mollusca, Avorms, polypes, infusoria, and 
 sponges. L., 1864 . . , 9-604 
 
 — See Fonvielle, W. de. 
 
 Phoenician Ireland. J. L. Villanueva . 27*-l548 
 Phoenician language. Levy, M. A. Worterbuch 
 
 34-2390 
 
 Phoenix, John. [Pseud.] See Derby, G. H. 
 Phoenixiana. G. H.-Derby . . . 18-845 
 
 Phonarthron, the. W. H. Hcnslowe . 22-390 
 
 Phonetics, phonography, stenography, and short- 
 hand. Angell, J. Stenography 22-10 
 
 — American phonetic journal . . 22-303 
 
 — Bennett, J. Elements of stenography 22-41 
 
 — Bridges, N. Stenographic . . 22-49 
 
 — Byrom, J. Universal English short-hand 22-308 
 
 — Cooper, T. Parliamentary short-hand 22-66 
 
 — Elphinston, J. Propriety ascertained in her 
 
 picture 22-395 
 
 — Fauvel-Gouraud, F. Cosmophonography 22-95 
 
 — Fonetic bib'l 82-1978 
 
 — Graham, A. J. Handbook of phonography 
 
 22-107 
 
 Phonographic dictionary . . 22-100 
 
 — Holdsworth, W., and W. Aldridge. Natural 
 
 short-hand 22-367 
 
 — Levy, M. System of short-hand . 22-154 
 
 — Macaulay, A. Polygraphy . . 22-164 
 
 — Mason, W. Arts advancement . 22-167 
 
 — Michaelis, G. New system of stenography 
 
 22-161 
 
 — Munson, J. E. Complete phonographer 
 
 22-17 
 
 — Pitman, B. History of short-hand 22-343 
 
 Manual of phonography . . 22-197 
 
 Phonographic magazine . . 22-345 
 
 Phonographic and reporters' readers 22-340 
 
 The phrase book , . . 22-348 
 
 The reporter's companion . . 22-347 
 
 — Stains, V. D. de. Phonography . 22-237 
 
 — Taylor, S. Standard for stenography 22-247 
 
 — Thompson, J. Manual of . . 22-249 
 
 — Weston, J. Art of short-hand . 22-280 
 
 — Williams, W. M. Short-hand for every body 
 
 22-291 
 
 — See Alphabets. 
 
 Phonotypic journal, v. 6. L., 1847. 8° 22-198 
 Phosphorescence. T. L. Phipson . 9-956 
 
 Photius. Myriobiblon sive bibliotheca libroruni quos 
 
 legit et censuit Photius. Gisece editit D. 
 
 Iloeschelius. Latine redditit A. Schottus. 
 
 Rothomagi, 1653. f» . . . 34-2949 
 Photo-lithography. See Shakespeare. 
 Photo-zincography. Scott, A. de C, and Sir H. 
 
 James 6-1017 
 
 Photograpliic almanac, (American.) J. Towler 
 
 6-953 
 
 Photographic manipulation. Price, L. Manual of 
 
 . . . . 6-916 
 
 Photographic mosaics. M. C. Lea, andE. L. AVilson 
 
 ■ . . 6-876 
 
 Photographs. Dore, G. Wandering Jew 5-760 
 
 — Friswell, J. H. Life portraits of Shakespeare 
 
 80-1978 
 
 — Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland 27''-678 
 
 — Smith, R. II. Expositions of great pictures 
 
 5-329 
 
 Photography. British iournal of . . 6-984 
 
 — Burgess, N. G. Manual of . . 6-826 
 
 — Catechism of 6-828 
 
 — Delamotte, P. H. Practice of . 0-838 
 
 — Hardwich, T. F. Manual of photographic 
 
 chemistry 6-858 
 
 — Himes, C. F. Leaf-prints . . 6-868 
 
 — Hughes, J. Practice of . . . 6-867 
 
 — Hunt, R. Light in its chemical relations 8-66 
 
 — Kemp, G. Certain dry processes in 6-871 
 
 — Lea, M. C. Manual of . . . 6-873 
 
PHOTOGRAPHY. 
 
 459 
 
 PHYSIOLOGY. 
 
 Phototrraphy. Lea, M. 0., and E. L. Wilson. 
 Pliotographic mosaics . . . G-87G 
 
 — Moiickhoven, D. von. Popular treatise on 
 
 6-886 
 
 — Newman, — . Harmonious colouring 6-H93,4 
 
 — Otte, J. Landscape p. . . . 6-904 
 
 — Philadelpliia photographer . . 6-912 
 
 — Ponting, T. C. Photographic difficulties 6-913 
 
 — Price, L. Photographic manipulation 6-916 
 
 — Root, M. A. Theory and practice of 6-949 
 
 — Scott, A. de C. Photo-zincography and other 
 
 photographic processes . . 6-1017 
 
 — Simons, M. P. Pliotography in a nutshell 
 
 6-950 
 
 Instructions for coloring photog'-aphs 6-951 
 
 — Sutton, T. Collodion processes . 6-952 
 
 Dictionary of . . . . 6-926 
 
 and G. Dawson. Dictionary of 6-927 
 
 — Towler, J. American photographic almanac 
 
 6-953 
 
 The silver sunbeam . . . 6-932 
 
 — Universal text-book of . . . 6-938 
 
 — See Photo-lithography ; Photo zincography ; 
 
 Stereoscope. 
 Phrase book, the. B. Pitman . . 22-348 
 
 Phreno-mnemotechny. F. Fauvel-Gouraud 13-83 
 " Phreno physiology." Grimes, J. S. Mysteries 
 
 of human nature explained . . 10-509 
 
 Phrenology. American phrenological journal 
 
 10-613 
 
 — Bain, A. Estimate of , . . 15-186 
 
 — Combe, G. Elements of . . 10-30 
 
 Lectures on ... . 10-609 
 
 Moral philosophy . . . 15-220 
 
 etal. Moral and intellectual sciences 15-210 
 
 — Dean, A. Lectures on . . . 10-37 
 
 — Flourens, M. J. Phrenology examined 10-45 
 
 — Fowler, Mrs. L. N. Familiar lessons on 10-558 
 
 — Fowler, O. S. Memory . . . 13-90 
 
 Practical p 10-325 
 
 Self-culture .... 13-272 
 
 — Hecker, J. Scientific basis of education 13-109 
 
 — Jones, S. Practical p. . . . 10-395 
 
 — Scott, W. Harmony of p. with scripture 
 
 10-587 
 
 — Sewall, T. Examination of p. . 10-154 
 
 — Snuth, John A. Prelections on subjects con- 
 
 nected with moral and physical science 
 10-523 
 
 — Spurzheim, J. G. Phrenology ; or, the doctrine 
 
 of mental phenomena . . . 10-100 
 Phrenology in connection with the study of 
 
 pliysiognomy .... 10-101 
 
 Outlines of 10-103 
 
 Physiognomical system . . 10-708 
 
 — Warne, J. A. Phrenology in the family 10-610 
 
 — See Physiognomy. 
 
 Physic and physicians. L., 1839. 2 v. 10-767 
 
 — See Medicine ; Physicians. 
 
 Physical education. Caldwell, C. Thoughts on 
 
 10-508 
 
 — Evans, R. Prize essay on . . 10-405 
 
 — Jacques, D. H. Hints towards physical per- 
 
 fection 10-179 
 
 — Lennox, W. Prize essay on . . 10-405 
 
 — Pike, L. O. Prize essay on . . 10-405 
 
 — Riofrey, B. Physical education ; especially 
 
 adapted to young ladies . . 10-690 
 
 — See Gymnastics. 
 
 Physical geography. See Geography. 
 Physical history of mankind. J. C. Prichard 
 
 9-609 
 
 Physical media in spiritual manifestations. G. W. 
 
 Sampson 82-2480 
 
 Physical perfection, hints on. D. H. Jacques 10-179 
 Physical theory of another life. I. Taylor 82-1899 
 Phj'sician and patient. W.Hooker '. 10-122 
 
 Physician's holiday. J. Forbes . . 27''-281 
 
 Physicians. Jeaffreson, J. C. Book about doctors 
 
 10-242 
 
 Physicians. Clergymen and doctors . 83-12 
 
 — Ph}'sic and physicians . . . 10-767 
 
 — Russell, J. R. History and heroes of medicine 
 
 10-275 
 
 Physick, P. S. Randolph, J. Life and character of 
 
 30-1563 
 
 Physico-theology. W. Derham . . 32-1812 
 Phj'sics. See Natural philosophy. 
 Physio-philosophy, elements of. L. Oken 9-1017 
 Physioii'nomy. Lavater, J. C. Essays on 
 
 " 10-240,1000 
 
 — Redfield, J. Comparative p. . . 10-629 
 
 — Sperzheim, J. G. Phrenology in connection 
 
 with p 10-101 
 
 — Warwick, E. Notes on noses , 10-675 
 
 — Wells, S. R. New physiognomy . 10-763 
 
 — Woolnoth, T. Facts and nices . 5-636 
 
 — See Phrenology ; Porta, G. B. della. 
 Physiognomy of diseases. G. Corfe . 10-1003 
 Physiological chemistry. See Chemistry, physiolo- 
 gical. 
 
 Physiological researches. J. Davy . 9-538 
 
 Physiological researches upon life and death. X. 
 
 Bichat 10-16 
 
 Physiologic du gout. Brillat-Savarin . 34-3101 
 Physiologic du mariage. H. de Balzac 34-3065 
 
 Physiologic du ridicule. S. Gaj-^ . . 34-5384 
 Physiology. Bell, A. N. Knowledge of living 
 
 things 9-907 
 
 — Bushnan, J. S. Animal and vegetable p., etc. 
 
 9-995 
 
 — Carpenter, W. B. Animal physiology 9-727 
 Principles of human p. . . 10-22 
 
 — Combe, A. Principles of . . 10-27 
 
 — Comstock,' J. L. Outlines of . . 10-81 
 
 — Dalton, J C. Treatise on human p. 10-174 
 Physioloiiy and hygiene . . 10-878 
 
 — Drapei-, J. W. Human p. . . 10-160 
 Text-book on ... . 10-595 
 
 — Dunglison, II. Human p. . . 10-257 
 
 — Flint, A. Physiology of man . 10-585 
 
 — Fowler, Mrs. L. N. Familiar lessons on 
 
 10-558 
 
 — Fowler, O. S. Animal and mental p. 10-324 
 
 — Goadby, H. Text-book of vegetable and animal 
 
 physiology 9-1030 
 
 — Huxley, T. H. Elementary physiolocy 10-679 
 and W. J. Youmans. Elements of 10-803 
 
 — Jarvis, E. Physiology and laws of health 
 
 10-589 
 
 — Lehman, C. G. Manual of chemical p. 8-3-3 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. Physiology of common life 
 
 10-194 
 
 — Ludlow, J. L. Manual of examinations upon 
 
 . 10-375 
 
 — Mace, J. Histoire d'une bouchee de pain 
 
 34-5098 
 
 History of a bit of bread . . 10-668 
 
 — Mageudie, F. Elementary compendium of 
 
 10-77 
 
 — Marshall, J. Outlines of . . 10-813 
 
 — Meigs, J. A. Methods of studying and teaching 
 
 10-536 
 
 — Miiller, J. Senses, voice, and muscular motion 
 
 with the mental faculties . . 10-286 
 
 — Nice, C. D. Illustrations of . . 10-680 
 
 — Paine, M. Commentaries . . 10-142 
 
 — Roget, P. M. Physiology considered with 
 
 reference to natural theology . 9-1008 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Anatomy and p. 
 
 9-619 
 
 — Raumarez, R. Physiological science 11-286 
 
 — Shea, J. Manual of . . . 9-723 
 
 — Spencer, T. Lectures on animal heat 10-376 
 
 — Todd, R. B., and W. Bowman. Physiological 
 
 anatomy and p. of man . . 10-224 
 
 — Unzer, J. A. Principles of . . 10-686 
 
 — See Anatomy and p. ; Botany ; Chemistry, 
 
 physiological ; Comparative anatomy and p. ; 
 Electro p ; Marriage. 
 
PHYSIOLOGY. 
 
 460 
 
 PIERCE. 
 
 Physiology and pathology of the human mind. H. 
 
 Msuidsley ..... 10-812 
 
 Physiology at the farm. Seller, W. , and H. Stephens 
 
 : 4-207 
 
 Physiology of "muffs." W. Gaspcy . 18-3974 
 Physiology of the senses. A. B. Johnson 15-243 
 Physiology of taste. A. Brillat-Savarin G-160 
 Phytogeuesis. Schleiden, M. J. Contributions to 
 9-1039 
 
 — See Botany. 
 
 Piaget, Henry F. The watch; its construction, 
 
 merits, and defects ; how to choose it, and 
 
 how to use it ; with an essay on clocks, and 
 
 how to use them. K Y., 1808 . 0-120 
 
 Piano de Berthe. T. Barriere et J. Loiiu 34-5328 
 
 Pianist's album, [v. 3 of Home circle] 5-962 
 
 Piano-forte. Bertiui, 11. Method for . 5-989 
 
 — Burrowes, J. F. Piano-forte primer 20^-2099 
 
 — Clementi, M. Kunst des pianofortespieles 
 
 5-845 
 
 — Engelbrecht, J. C. Materia musica 5-1128 
 
 — Hummel, J. N. Anweisuug zum piano-forte- 
 
 spiel 5-809 
 
 — Mason, W., and E. S. Hoadly. Method for 
 
 5-987 
 
 — Richardson, N. New method for . 5-990 
 
 — Rimbault, E. F. Origin, progress and construc- 
 
 tion of 5-807 
 
 — Spencer, C. C. Rudiments of playing 5-1055 
 
 — Thalberg, S. L' art du chant applique au p. 
 
 . " 5-900 
 
 — See Music, instrumental. 
 
 Piatt, J. J. Poems in sunshine and firelight. Cin., 
 1806 23-831 
 
 — Western windows, and other poems. N. Y. 1809 
 
 23-1038 
 
 Piatt, Mrs. L. Bell Smith abroad. N. Y., 1855 
 
 27'^-376 
 
 Piave, M. F. See Verdi, G. 
 
 Piazza tales. H.Melville . , . 18-2189 
 Pic nic papers. C. Dickens, et al". . 18-877 
 
 Picard. See Ricochets, les . . . 34-4224 
 Piciirdy. Musgrave, G. M. By-roads in 27>'-C24 
 Picciola. J. X. Boniface . . . 34-3658 
 
 — Same, in English .... 18-2715 
 Pichegru. Lecourbe, H. Opinion sur la conspira- 
 tion de P. et autres . . . 34-3962 
 
 Pichler, Madame C. The siege of Vienna 18-2496 
 Pichot, A. Life and labours of Sir Charles Bell. 
 
 L., 1800 30-1287 
 
 Pick, A. Literal translation from the Hebrew of the 
 
 twelve minor prophets. L., 1835 32-173 
 
 Picken, A. The Canadas. Compiled from the 
 
 original documents furnished by John Gait. 
 
 L., 1832 20"-G00 
 
 — Waltham 18-3816 
 
 Pickering, C. The races of man, and their geogra- 
 phical distribution ; new ed., Vv'ith an analytical 
 synopsis of tlie natural history of man, by J. 
 0. Hall. L., 1850 . . . 29^-238 
 
 Pickering, Ellen. Ellen Wareham 18-2497,2500 
 
 — The grumbler .... 18-2497,2500 
 
 — The expectant .... 18-2498 
 
 — The merchant's daughter . . 18-2501 
 
 — Nan Darrell 18-2501 
 
 — Prince and peddler .... 18-2501 
 
 — The quiet husband .... 18-2508 
 
 — The squire 18-2503 
 
 — Who shall be heir .... 18-2498 
 Pickering, J. Vocabulary, or, collection of words 
 
 and phrases which have been supposed to ba 
 peculiar to the United States ; with an essay 
 on the present state of the English language 
 in the United States. B., 1810. 8" 22-199 
 
 Pickering, O. The life of Timothy Pickering, v. 1. 
 B., 1867. 8« .... 30-2301 
 
 Pickwick club, posthumous papers of. C. Dickens 
 18-876 
 
 Picnics ; or, legends, tales, and stories of Ireland 
 18-2506 
 
 Picot, C. Beauties of the French drama ; prepared 
 f(n- American schools. Ph., 1848 34-5046 
 
 — Fleurs du Parnasse franqnis. Ph., 1852 34-4472 
 
 — Historical narrations in French ; for American 
 
 schools. Ph., 1846 . . . 34-5038 
 
 — Interesting narrations. (Narrations interes- 
 
 santes.) Ph., 1851 . . . 34-5045 
 
 — Scientific narrations, etc. (Narrations scien- 
 
 tifiques, etc.) Ph., 1847 . . 34-5047 
 
 Pictorial art, hand-book of. R. St. J. Tyrwhitt 
 
 5-311 
 
 Pictorial calendar of the seasons. Mary Howitt 
 
 20-384 
 
 Pictorial field-book of the revolution. B. J. Lossing 
 26''-294 
 
 Pictorial field-book of the war of 1812. B. J. Lossing 
 26"-619 
 
 Pictorial half-hours ; or, miscellanies of art ; with 
 illustrative descriptions. L. 2 v. 33-219 
 
 Pictorial liand-book of London ; comprising its 
 antiquities, architecture, arts, manufactures, 
 trade, social, literary, and scientific institu- 
 tions, exhibitions, and galleries of art. L., 
 1854 27^-742 
 
 Pictorial history of the county of Lancaster. L., 
 1844. 8° 27''-451 
 
 Pictorial history of England. G. L. Craik and C. 
 Macfailane 27='-296 
 
 Pictorial narratives. N. Y., n. d. . 32-OlG 
 
 Picture galleries of England. W. Hazlitt 5-9 
 
 — See Art galleries ; Portraits. 
 
 Picture history of England. H. W. Dulcken 
 
 27^^-347 
 
 Picture of St. John. B. Taylor . . 23-873 
 
 Pictures. American gallery of art . 5-749 
 
 — Book of gems 5-704 
 
 — Burtin, F. X. de. Treatise on knowledge neces- 
 
 sary to amateurs .... 5-188 
 
 — Landseer, J. Catalogue of . . 5-317 
 
 — Landseer, T. Carnivorous quadrupeds 5-758 
 
 — Landscape gallery .... 5-762 
 
 — Landscape illustrations of Scotland 5-780 
 
 — Le pitlure di Bologna . . . 34-2520 
 
 — Reynolds, J. Notes and observations on 5-144 
 
 — Smith, R. H. Expositions of sreat p. 5-329 
 
 — Tuckennan, H. T. Book of aiMists 5-580 
 
 — See Art galleries; Engraving; Museums; Paint- 
 
 ing ; Prints. 
 Pictures from the battle-fields. E. C. G. Murray 
 
 27'^-840 
 
 Pictures from the history of the Swiss. M. G. 
 
 27"-2408 
 
 M. G. Sleeper 
 
 27'-2()63 
 
 2-702 
 
 18-571 
 
 27b-738 
 
 27»-930 
 
 18-2507 
 
 18-3835 
 
 33-627 
 
 Sleeper 
 Pictures from the history of Spain. 
 
 G. Haynes 
 Alice Gary 
 T. Miller 
 
 R. Pauli 
 
 Pictures from prison life. 
 
 Pictures of country life. 
 
 Pictures of country life. 
 
 Pictures of old England. 
 
 Pictures of the French .... 
 
 Pictures of the olden time. E. II. Sears 
 
 Pictures of travel. H. Heine 
 
 Picturesque. Fosbroke, T. D, 
 
 Tourist's grammar 
 5-343 
 
 — Price, Sir U. On the picturesque , 5-149 
 Picturesque tour. A. Bisani . . 29''-81 
 Picturesque tourist. O. L. Holly . . 20''-49 
 Piddington, H. Sailor's horn-book for the law of 
 
 storms ; a practical exposition of the theory 
 
 of the law of storms, and its uses to mariners. 
 
 3d ed L., 1860. 8° . . . 11-193 
 
 Pidgeon, E. See Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D., Baron. 
 
 Pieces de monnaie Karolingiennes. E. Sue 34-4638 
 
 Piedmont. Gallenga, A. Country life in 27"-478 
 
 History of 27''-2233 
 
 — Henderson, E. Observations on . 27''-518 
 
 — Monastier, A. History of the Vaudois church 
 
 32-1319 
 
 Pierce, C. The household manager ; a practical 
 treatise upon the various duties from the 
 drawing-room to the kitchen, L., 1857 6-209 
 
PIERCE. 
 
 461 
 
 PILHES. 
 
 Pierce, F. Hawthorne, N. Life of . 30-709 
 
 Pierce, G. F. Incidents of western travel. Nasli- 
 
 ville, 1857 2G''-511 
 
 Pierce, I. JST. See De Morat, A. J. 
 Pierce. See Peirce. 
 
 Pierce Plowman. See Piers Ploughman. 
 
 Pierolti, E. Customs and traditions of Palestine ; 
 
 illustrating the manners of the ancient 
 
 Hebrews. Camb., 1864. 8" . 28"-4;6 
 
 Pierotti, G. D. II giardino del Parnaso ; o sia 
 
 raccolta di poesie, i fiori dei migliori pocti 
 
 italiani. Edimborgo, 1811. 2 v. 34-2700 
 
 Pierpont, memoirs of the chevalier . 18-4245 
 
 Pierre le grand. See Peter the great. 
 
 Pierre. C. Deslys 34-4141 
 
 Pierre de touche. Augier et Sandeau . 34-3031 
 Pierre de Yillergle. A. Achard . . 34-3011 
 Pierre et Jean. E. Souvestre . . 34-3800 
 Pierre ; or, the ambiguities. H. Melville 18-2190 
 Pierron, A. Histoire de la litterature Grecque. 2me 
 ed. P., 1857 .... 34-3992 
 
 — Histoire de la litterature Romaine. 2me ed. 
 
 P., 1857 34-3993 
 
 Pierron, E., and A. Laferriere. Two can play at 
 that game. F's M. 1). v. 29 . 24-113 
 
 Pierrot le socialiste, infortunes du. P. Boitard 
 
 34-3094 
 
 Piers. Bland, W. Principles of construction of 
 
 6-17 
 
 Piers Ploughman, the vision and creed of. Ed. by 
 T. Wright. 2d ed. L., 1856. 2 v. 23-41o 
 
 — Pierce, the ploughman's crede. Ed. by W. W. 
 
 Skeat. [E. E.T. S. 30.] L., 1867. 8" 22-1043 
 
 — See Early English text society. No. 28. 
 Pierson, Hamilton W. Jeiferson at Monticello ; 
 
 private life of Thomas Jcffel'son. N. Y. , 1862. 
 
 8° 30-1366 
 
 Pierson, H. W., ed. American missionary memorial ; 
 
 includinir biographical and historical sketches. 
 
 N. Y., 1853. 8° . . . . 32-414 
 
 Pierson, Helen W. Edith Vaughan's victory ; or, 
 
 how to conquer .... 18-2508 
 Piesse, G. W. S. The art of perfumery. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1856 6-211 
 
 — Chymical, natural, and physical maffic. 2d ed. 
 
 L.,1859 . ... 
 
 — Laboratory of chemical wonders. 
 
 Piety. Fish, H. C 
 
 20-202 
 L., 18C0 
 8-73 
 Primitive piety revived 
 
 32-1049 
 
 Early piety . . 82-2485 
 
 On female piety . 32-1578 
 
 — Guthrie, T. 
 
 — James, J. A 
 
 — See Religion, practical 
 Piety promoted. W. and T. Evans 
 Pig, treatise on. W. Youatt 
 Pigault-Lebrun, C. A. G 
 
 4» . . . • . 
 
 — Angelique et Jeanneton. 
 
 — Les barons de Felsheim. 
 
 — La famille Luceval. P. 
 
 — Fanchette ; et Honorine 
 
 — La folic Espagnole. P. 
 
 32-1170 
 
 4-40 
 
 Adelaide de Meran. P. 
 
 34-4816 
 
 P. 
 P. 
 
 40 
 
 P. 
 
 40 
 
 — Le gaTQon sans souci ; L'ofHcieux. P, 
 
 34-4809 
 34-4808 
 34-4813 
 34-4810 
 34-4806 
 40 
 
 34-4807 
 34-481 1 
 34-4818 
 34-4814 
 P. 4" 
 34-4812 
 34-4805 
 
 — L' Homme a projets. P. 4° 
 
 — Jerome. P. 4" . 
 
 — Une Macedoine. P. 4" . . 
 
 — Mon oucle Thomas ; M. de Kinglin. 
 
 — M. Botte. P. 4» . . '. 
 
 — La mouche ; vie et aventures de Pigault-Lebrun. 
 
 P. 4° 34-4817 
 
 Pigeon pie. Miss Yonge . . , 18-3624 
 
 Pigeons. Dove cot and rabbit warren . 20-173 
 
 — Eaton, J. M. Art of breeding and manaeing 
 
 4-288 
 
 — Selby, P. J. [Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 9] 9-593 
 
 — Tegetmeier, W. B. Management . 4-514 
 Piggot, A. S. Chemistry and metallurgy as applied 
 
 to dental surgery. Ph., 1854. 8" 8-43 
 
 Piggot, A. S. Chemistry and metallurgy of copper ; 
 including a description of the principal copper 
 mines, tlie art of mining and preparing ores for 
 market, and the various processes of copper 
 smelting. Ph., 1858 . . . 6-393 
 
 Piggot. See Pigot. 
 
 Piguotti, L. History of Tuscany, from the earliest 
 era ; including memoirs of the family of the 
 Medici. Trans, by J. Browning. L., 1826. 
 4 V. 8° 27-''-2410 
 
 — Storia della Toscana con diversi saggi sulle 
 
 scienze, lettere e arli. Pisa, 1813,14. 5 v. in 
 9. 80 34-2527 
 
 Pigott, G. Manual of Scandinavian mythology ; 
 containing a popular account of the two Ed- 
 das and of the religion of Odin ; illustrated 
 by translations from Oehlenschlager's Danish 
 poem, " The gods of the north." L., 1839 
 32-925 
 
 Pigot, K. Moral emblems, with aphorisms, adages, 
 etc., from Jacob Cats and R. Farlie. L., 1860. 
 8° 32-2025 
 
 Pigot. See Piggot. 
 
 Pike, L. O. English and their origin ; a prologue 
 
 to authentic English history. L., 1866. 8° 
 
 27«-948 
 
 — Physical education ; an essay, to which has been 
 
 awarded the prize of the athletic society. L., 
 1863 10-405 
 
 Pike, S., and S. Hayward. Religious cases of con- 
 science answered in an evangelical manner. 
 Ph., [1859] 32-1397 
 
 Pike, Z. M. Account of expeditions to the sources 
 
 of the Mississippi and Arkansaw, Kans, La 
 
 Platte, and Pierre Jaun, rivers. Ph., 1810. 8° 
 
 26''-101 
 
 — Whiting, H. Life of. (S. A. B. 15) 30-497 
 Pilate and Herod. H. Stanley . . 18-2999 
 Piles, R. de. Art of painting, and the lives of the 
 
 painters ; with an essay towards an English 
 school ; with the lives and characters of above 
 olie hundred painters. L., 1706 . 5-423 
 
 Pilferings from the Paris and Dover post-bag. L., 
 1843 27^-36 
 
 Pilgrim, J. Eveleen Wilson. F's S. D. v. 40 24-221 
 
 — The Limerick boy. F's M. D. v. 23 24-113 
 
 — Katty O'Sheal. F's M. D. v. 37 . 24-113 
 
 — Paddy the piper. F's M. D. v. 8 . 24-113 
 
 — Servants by legacy. F's M. D. v. 33 24-113 
 
 — Robert Emmet. F's S. D. v. 37 . 24-221 
 
 — Shandy Maguire. F's S. D. v. 81 . 24-221 
 Pilgrim fathers. See Pilgrims. 
 
 Pilgrimage of the soul. G. de Guileville 32-2007 
 Pilgrimage to the Holy Land. Sir R. Guylforde 
 
 V. 51 of 27''-195 
 
 Pilgrimage to the land of my fathers. M. Margo- 
 
 liouth 28''-490 
 
 Pilgrimage to Treves. C. E. Anthon . 27''-50 
 
 Pilgrims. Banvard, J. Plymouth and the pilgrims 
 
 26'>-276 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Journal of , . 26''-43 
 
 — Gale, N. Pilgrim's first year in K E. 26*-579 
 
 — Martyn, W. C. History of the pilgrim fathers 
 
 32-9883 
 
 — Russell, W. S." Recollections of ! 2^-330 
 
 — Sears, E. H. Pictures of olden time 18-3835 
 
 — Steele. Life and time of W. Brewster 30-975 
 
 — Path of the pilgrim church . . 32-1442 
 
 — Wilson, D. History of the pilgrim fathers 
 
 26''-408 
 
 — See Massachusetts ; New England ; Plymouth ; 
 
 Puritans. 
 Pilgrim's i)rogress. J. Bunyan . . 32-34 
 
 Pilgrim's wallet. G. Haven . , . 27''-772 
 Pilgi-ims of fashion. K. Cornwallis . 18-751 
 
 Pilgrims of the Rhine. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton 
 
 18-489 
 
 Pilgrims of Walsingham. A. Strickland 18-8055 
 Pilhes de Tarascon, J. Le bienfait anonyme. Le 
 
 Texier 1,84-4832 
 
PILKINGTON. 
 
 462 
 
 PITT. 
 
 Pilkington, J. Artist's guide and mechanic's own 
 book. N.Y.,1841 . . . 0-899 
 
 Pilkington, M. General dictionary of painters. L., 
 1829. 2 V. 8° . . . . 30-1007 
 
 — Same ; with introduction by A. Cunningliam. 
 
 L., 1857. 8» .... 30-1097^ 
 
 Pillar of fire. J. H. Ingraham . . 18-1506 
 Pillars of Hercules. D. Urquhart . 27"-764 
 
 Pillersdorf, F. The political movement in Austria, 
 
 during the years 1848,9. Trans, by G. Gaskell. 
 
 L., 1850 . . . . . 27^-2050 
 Pillet-Will, M. F. Depense et produit des canaux 
 
 et des chemins de fer. P., 1837. 2 v. 4" 
 
 o4— o/oy 
 
 Pillow, G. J. Message of the president of the U. S. 
 
 communicating the proceedings of the tAVo 
 
 courts of inquiry in the case of, Aug. 2, 1848. 
 
 8° 2-214 
 
 Pilot, the. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-730 
 
 Pilpay [or Bidpai.] Instructive and entertaining 
 
 fables 18-4020 
 
 Pim, B. The gate of the Pacific. L., 1803. 8° 
 
 20^-467 
 
 — The negro and Jamaica. L., 1800. 8° 
 
 20^-971 
 
 Pim, J. Condition and prospects of Ireland and the 
 evils arising from the present distribution 
 of landed property ; with suggestions lor a 
 remedy. Dub., 1848. 8" . . 27^-1511 
 
 Pimentil, M. The Brazil pilot; or, a description of 
 
 the coast of Brazil, with charts. L., 1809. 4° 
 
 25-301 
 
 Pinckard, G. Notes on the West Indies ; including 
 
 observations on the island of Barbadoes, and 
 
 the settlements captured by the British troops 
 
 upon the coast of Guiana. L., 1800. 3 v. 8" 
 
 20>'-594 
 
 Pindar. Carmina, cum deperditorum fragmentis 
 selectis relegit F. G. Schneidewin. Lips., 
 1855 34-330 
 
 — Odes ; literally translated into English prose by 
 
 D. W. Turner ; with a metrical version by A. 
 Moore. L., 1852 . . . 23-403 
 
 — Vitet, L. Pindare et I'art grec . 34-4067 
 Pindar, Peter. TPs^ucl.] See Wolcott, J. 
 Pindar, Susan. Legends of the flowers 18-2514 
 
 — Midsummer fays ; or, holidays at Woodleigh 
 
 18-3955 
 
 Pine, Cuyler. Mary Brandegee , , 18-2510 
 
 — Kenshawe 18-3917 
 
 Pine forests and hacmatack clearings. J. W. Sleigh 
 
 2^^-401 
 
 Pinel, L. Essai de philosophie positive. 2me ed. 
 
 P., 1857 34-5387 
 
 Pinel, P. Traite medico-philosophique sur I'aliena- 
 tion mentale. 2me ed. P., 1809. 80 34-4902 
 Piney woods tavern. P. Paxton . . 18-2406 
 Pinkerton, J. A general collection of the best and 
 most interesting voyages and travels in all 
 parts of the world ; many of which are now 
 first translated into English. Ph., 1810-12. 
 6 V. 4° 29"-500 
 
 — Modern geography. Ph., 1804. 2 v. 8° 25-30 
 Pinkuey, W. Wheaton, H. Life, writings and 
 
 speeches of 30-420 
 
 Life of. (S. A. B. 0) . . 30-497 
 
 Pinkney, Rev. William. Life of William Pinkney. 
 N. Y., 1853. 8« . . . . 30-764 
 
 Pinney, N. The progressive French reader. N.Y., 
 1850 34-5048 
 
 Pino, J. G. del. New Spanish grammar ; or, ele- 
 ments of the Spanish language. Sded. L., 
 1789 22-200 
 
 Pioneer bov, and how he became president. W. M. 
 Thayer 18-3210 
 
 Pioneer church. M. Schuyler . . 32-2270 
 
 Pioneer heroes of the new Avorld. H. H. Brownell 
 26''-G06 
 
 Pioneer history of Ohio valley. S. P. Hildreth 
 
 26''-313 
 
 Pioneer of progress. J. Dennis . . 2-636 
 
 Pioneer women of the west. Mrs. E. F. Ellet 
 
 30-699 
 
 Pioneers, the. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-731 
 
 Pionceirs of France in the New world. F. Parknrm 
 
 26''-929 
 
 Pioneers of the west. W. P. Strickland 26^-310 
 Pioneers, preachers and people of the Mississippi 
 valley. W. II. Milburn . . 26^-441 
 
 Piozzi, H. L. [Mis. Tlirale.] Autobiography, letters 
 and literary remains ; edited, with an account 
 of her life and writings, by A. Ilayward. B., 
 1801 30-1333 
 
 — Biitish synonymy ; or, an attempt at regulating 
 
 the choice of words in familiar conversation. 
 L., 1794. 2 V. 8« . . . 22-201 
 
 — Retrospection ; a review of the most striking 
 
 events of the last eighteen hundred years. 
 L., 1801. 2 v. 4° . . . 29''-4l0 
 
 — Mangin, E. Piozziana ; or, recollections of the 
 
 late Mrs. Piozzi .... 30-1510 
 Pipitz, F. E. Mirabeau ; a life history. Ph., 1848 
 
 30-302 
 
 Pique ; a novel. By the author of " Family pride " 
 
 18-2515 
 
 Piranesi, F. and P. Antiquites d' Herculanum. 
 [Texte par S. P. Chaude.] P., 1804-0. v. 
 
 in 3. 4" 34-4975 
 
 Pirate, the. Sir W. Scott . . . 18-2704,9 
 Pirate, le. Sir W. Scotl. [In French] 34-4997 
 
 Pirates of the prairies. G. Aimard 18-97,100-' 
 
 Piron, A. La metromanie. C. A. C. v. 5 34-3186 
 Pirsson, P. See Kingsley, John L. 
 Pitcairn's island. Barrow, J. Description of 
 
 ^•9'^-97 
 
 Pithy papers. G. Mogridge . . . 33-462 
 
 Pltie, la ; poeme. J. Delille . . . 34-4043 
 Pitkin, T. Political and civil history of the United 
 States, from 1708 to 1797 ; including a sum- 
 mary view of the political and civil state of 
 the North American colonics prior to that 
 period. New Haven, 1828. 2 v. 8° 20»-280 
 
 — Statistical view of the commerce of the United 
 
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 — Same. 2d ed ; with additions. N. Y.,1817. 8« 
 
 • . 1-50 
 
 Pitman B. History of short hand. Cin., 1850 
 
 22-343 
 
 — Manual of phonography. Cin. . 22-197 
 
 — The phonographic magazine, for 1854,6,9. Cin. 
 
 22-345 
 
 — The phonographic reader ; reporter's first and 
 
 second readers. Cin. . . . 22-346 
 
 — The phonographic reporter, (1854-6.) Cin. 3 v. 
 
 22-349 
 
 — The phrase book. Cin., 1861 . 22-348 
 
 — The reporter's companion. Cin., 1S61 22-347 
 Pitman, E. D. Law of principal and surety. Ph., 
 
 1843. 8» . . . . V. 40 of 2-55 
 Pitman, II. See Co-operator. 
 Pitt, C. (Bell'spoetsof G. B.) . . 23-489 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-193 
 Pitt, G. D. The drunkard's doom. "F's S. D. 
 
 No. 345," (bound, in v. 23, in place of Catar- 
 act of the Ganges) . . . 24-221 
 
 — The last man. F's S. D. v. 35 . 24-221 
 Pitt, J. How to brew good beer ; with practical 
 
 instructionsfor making malt. L., 1859 6-522 
 
 Pitt, R. Craft and frauds of jjhysic exposed ; with 
 
 instructions to prevent being cheated and 
 
 destroyed by the prevailing practice. L., 
 
 1703 10-90 
 
 Pitt, W. Gilford, J. Political life of . 30-1870 
 
 — Macaulay, T. B. Life of . . 30-1117 
 
 — Smith, G. Three English statesmen 30-1984 
 
 — Stanhope, P. H. Life of . . 30-1340 
 Miscellanies . . . . 33-1347 
 
 — Tomline, G. Life of . . . 30-427 
 Pitt, Wm., earl of Chatham. See Chatham. 
 
 Pitt, Wm., Ld. Lennox. See Lennox, W. P., Lord. 
 
PITTEKGER 
 
 463 
 
 PLEA. 
 
 Pittengcr, W. Oratory, sacred and secular. N. Y., 
 
 1868 22-710 
 
 Pittsbursli. Craig, N. B. History of. 26''-425 
 
 — Thurston, G. H. Directory of Pittsburgli and 
 
 Alleghany cities .... 25-160 
 
 Pitture di Bologna. 3d ed. Bologna, 1832 34-2526 
 Pius VI. Bourgoing, J. F. de. Memoirs of 
 
 30-429 
 
 Pius IX. Encyclical letter and syllabus, 1804 
 
 32-2147 
 
 — See Roman catholic church. 
 
 Pivoine et Miguonne. X. de Montepin 34-3563 
 
 Pivot words of scripture. P. B. Power 32-2446 
 Pizarro, F. Helps, A. Life of . . 30-1898 
 
 — See Peru. 
 
 Place in thy memory. S. II. De Kroyft 33-498 
 
 Place for everything, and everything in its place. 
 
 A. B. Haven .... 18-1365 
 
 Plague. Assalini, P. Observations on 10-2 
 
 — De Foe, D. History of the plague in London 
 
 . ' 18-3904 
 
 — Hodges, N. Account of the plague in London 
 
 10-62 
 
 — Russell, A. Natural history of Aleppo 28''-909 
 
 — Wittman, W. Observations on . 29''-7» 
 Plaideurs, les. J. Racine . . . 34-3120 
 Plain talk, and friendly advice to domestics ; with 
 
 counsel on home matters. B., 1855 6-212 
 Plain talks on familiar subjects. J. G. Holland 
 
 33-1302 
 
 Plain thoughts on the art of living. W. Gladden 
 
 33-538 
 
 Planche, G. Portraits litteraires. I^a Haye, 1836. 
 
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 Planche, J. R. Beauty and the beast. F's M. T>. 
 V. 3 24-113 
 
 — The brigand. F's S. D. y. 24 . 24-221 
 
 — British costume ; a complete history of the dress 
 
 of the inhabitants of the British islands. L., 
 1846 27»-950 
 
 — The captain of the watch. F's M. D. v. 2 
 
 24-113 
 
 — Charles XII. F's S. D. v. 6 . . 24-221 
 
 — Descent of the Danube from Ratisbon to Vienna. 
 
 L., 1828. 8" . . . . 27''-878 
 
 — Faint heart-never won fair lady. F's S. D. v. 6 
 
 24-221 
 
 — The follies of a night. F's S. D. v. 6 24-221 
 
 — Grist to the mill. F's S. D. v. 33 . 24-221 
 
 — The Irish post. F's M. D. v. 11 . 24-113 
 
 — The Jacobite. F's M. D. v. 3 . 24-113 
 
 — King Charming. F. M. D. v. 9 . 24-113 
 
 — Lavater. F's S. D. v. 40 . . 24-221 
 
 — A pleasant neighbor. F's M. D. v. 8 24-113 
 
 — Pride of the market. F's M. D. v. 2 24-113 
 
 — The printer's devil. F's S. D. v. 43 24-221 
 
 — Promotion. F's M. D. v. 21 . . 24-113 
 
 — Pursuivant of arms ; or, heraldry founded upon 
 
 facts. L. 8° .... 29--'-176 
 
 — Secret service. From the French of Melesville 
 
 c& Duveyrier. F's M. D. v. 4 . 24-113 
 
 — Somebody else. F's M. D. v. 29 . 24-113 
 
 — and C. Dance. High, low, Jack, and the game. 
 
 F's M. D. V. 20 . . . . 24-113 
 
 Planche, M. A. See Mackarness, M. A. 
 Planchette. Revelations of the great modem mys- 
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 — Samson, G. W. Phenomena of . 32-2480 
 
 — Sargent, E. Planchette ; or, the despaii- of 
 
 modern science .... 32-2479 
 Planet, the. L. Best .... 23-1039 
 Planetary and steller worlds. O. M. Mitchell 12-10 
 Planetary system. J. P. Nichol . . 12-21 
 
 Planets. See Earth ; Eunomia ; Saturn. 
 Plant, the ; an illustration of the organic life of the 
 
 animal. H. Coultas . . . 9-80 
 
 Plant hunters. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2610 
 Plant world, the. E. Twining . . 9-80 
 
 Planta, J. History of the Helvetic confederacy. 
 
 2ded. L.,1807. 3 v. S" . . 27»-2415 
 
 Plantagenet 18-2538 
 
 Planter, the ; or, thirteen years in the south 18-2516 
 Planter's daughter. Miss E. A. Dupuy 18-953 
 Planter's nortliern bride. Mrs. C. L. Uentz 18-1408 
 Planting and rural ornament. C. Marshall 4-25 
 Plants. Grindon, L. H. Phenomena of plant life 
 9-104 
 
 — Grew, N. Anatomy of . , . 9-1213 
 
 — Keichard, Dr. Families of . . 9-75 
 
 — Twining, E. The plant world . 9-80 
 
 — See Botany. 
 
 Plants of Boston. J. Bigelow . . 9-1207 
 
 Plants of the holy land. 11. S. Osborn . 9-00 
 
 Plate. Hadfield, W. Brazil and the river P. 
 
 20'^-706 
 
 Platen, A. von. Gesammelte werke. Stuttg., 1839. 
 
 8° 34-2419 
 
 Platform sayings. T. Gullirie . , 33-90 
 
 Platinum. Faraday, M. Lecture on . 8-51 
 
 Plato. Works ; a new and literal version, by H. 
 
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 — Dialogi secundum thrasj'lli tctralogias dispositi. 
 
 Ex recounitione C. F. Hermani. Lips., 
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 — Divine dialogues ; together with the apology of 
 
 Socrates. Trans., with introductory disserta- 
 tions and notes, from Dacier and others. 3d 
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 — The Platonic dialogues for English readers. By 
 
 W. Whewell. 2d. ed. L., 1800,1. 3 v. 
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 — Ackermann, C. Christian element in 15-177 
 
 — Grote, G. Plato, and other companions of Sok- 
 
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 — Hampden, R. D. Life and writings of 15-187 
 
 — Lewis, T. Plato against the atheists 33-1535 
 
 — Maguire, T. Essay on the Platonic idea 
 
 15-287 
 
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 Piatt, J. C. History of the British corn-laws. 
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 Piatt, T. Treatise on the law of covenants. Ph., 
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 Plautus, T. M. Comoediae ; ex recognitione A. 
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 74. 5 v. 8" 
 Play and study. Mrs. M. Leslie . 
 Play-book of metals. J. II. Pepper 
 Pla}'- ground, the. G. Forest 
 Play-hours and half-holidays. J. C 
 
 34-53 
 
 L., 1769- 
 
 24-185 
 
 18-1863 
 
 8-53 
 
 30-177 
 
 Atkinson 
 
 18-211 
 
 18-3228 
 
 Smith 24-237 
 
 Played out. Mrs. P. Cudlip 
 Players, playhouses, etc. W. H. 
 
 — See Actors ; Stage. 
 
 Playfair, J. Elements of geometry; first six books 
 of Euclid, with a sujiplement on the proper- 
 ties of tiie circle, and the geometry of planes 
 and solids. B., 1814. 8" . . 14-101 
 
 — Outlines of natural philosophy ; being heads of 
 
 lectures. E., 1814-6. 2 v. in 1. 8° 11-57 
 Playfoir, W. British family antiquity, v. 1,2. L., 
 
 1809. 4» 27='-4019 
 
 Playhouse, companion to. D. E. Baker 24-179 
 Plays. True and exact catalogue of . 24-236 
 
 — See Dramas. 
 
 Plea for Africa. F. Freeman . . 2-658 
 
 Plea for the west. L. Beecher . . 26^-2 
 
PLEADING. 
 
 464 
 
 POCOCK. 
 
 Pleading. Mansel, G. B. Introduction to 
 
 V. 26 of 2-55 
 
 Pleasant art of money-catching. Ph., 1848 33-416 
 
 Pleasant peregrination. P. H. Nicklin 26"^-160,620 
 
 Pleasants, H. R. See "White, P. S. 
 
 Pleasants, Julia. Callamura . . 18-4147 
 
 Pleasures of imagination. M. Akenside 23-354 
 
 Pleasures received from literary compositions, es- 
 says on sources of , . . 22-729 
 
 Plenary council (second) of Baltimore, 1866 ; ser- 
 mons, pastoral letter of the hierarchy of the 
 U. S. ; papal rescript and letters of convoca- 
 tion ; complete list of dignitaries and officers ; 
 and introductory notice. Bait., 1866 32-2441 
 
 Pleyel, I. Six sonatas for the piano-forte or harpsi- 
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 or violin, and violoncello. L. 4" 5-871 
 
 Pliniup Secundus, C. Naturalis historiae libri 
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 5 V 34-365 
 
 — Nataralis historiae libri XXXVII, cum com- 
 
 mentariis et adnot. Hermolai Barbari, Scag- 
 lieri, et variorum. Lugd. Batav. liotero- 
 dami, 1669. 3 v. . . . 34-455 
 
 — Historic of the world ; commonly called tlie 
 
 naturall historic. L., 1601. f" . 9-1261 
 
 — Natural history. Trans., Avith copious notes 
 
 and illustrations, by the late J. Bostock and 
 H. T. Riley. L., 1855. 6 v. . 9-958 
 
 Plinius Caicilius Secundus, C. Letters of Pliny the 
 consul ; with occasional remarks, by W. Mel- 
 moth. B., 1809. 2 V. . . 33-1228 
 
 — Panegyrick upon the Emperor Trajan. Trans. 
 
 from the Latin by G. Smith. 2d ed. L., 
 1730 30-1680 
 
 Plot in private life. W. W. Collins . 18-686 
 
 Plotinus. Opera ; recognovit A. KirchhofF. Lips., 
 1856. 2 V 34-332 
 
 Plots and crimes of the great conspiracy. J. S. Dye 
 26^-867 
 
 Ploughman or Plowman, Pierce. See Piers Plough- 
 man. 
 
 Plowden, F. Historical review of the state of Ire- 
 land, from the invasion of that country under 
 Henry II to its union with Great Britain. 
 Ph., 1805,6. 3 V. 8° . . ■. 27»-1512 
 
 — History of Ireland, from its union with Great 
 
 Britain. Dub., 1811. 3 v. 8». 27'>-1513 
 Plowden, W. C. Travels in Abyssinia and the 
 
 Galla country ; with an account of a mission 
 
 to Ras Ali, in 1848. Ed. by T. C. Plowden. 
 
 L., 1868. 8° .... 28'>-566 
 
 Plu-ri-bus-tah : a song that's by no author. M. M. 
 
 Thompson 23-341 
 
 Pluche, N. A. Spectacle de la nature ; or, nature 
 
 displayed. Trans, by Mr. Humphreys. L., 
 
 1757. 6 V 9-1009 
 
 Plues, M. Rambles in search of flowerless plants. 
 
 L., 1864. 8" .... 9-71 
 
 — Rambles in search of wild flowers, and how to 
 
 distinguish them. 2d ed. L., 1864 9-72 
 
 Pluie et le beau temps. L. Gozlan . 34-3372 
 Plumbe, S. Practical treatise on the diseases of the 
 
 skin. 4th ed. L., 1837. 8° . 10-535 
 
 Plumer, W., jr. Life of William Plumer; with a 
 
 sketch of the author's life, by A. P. Peabody. 
 
 B., 1856. 80 .... 30-2308 
 
 Plumer, W. S. Studies in the book of psalms. Ph., 
 
 1866. 8° 32-2047 
 
 Plumptrc, E. H. Master and scholar. L., 1866 
 
 . 23-978 
 
 Plumpton correspondence. Camden soc. pub. v. 4 
 
 27»-195 
 
 Plunkett, H. G. The minerali. F's S. D. v. 19 
 
 24-221 
 
 Plunkett, W. C, Lord. Speeches at the bar and in 
 
 the senate. Ed., with a memoir and liistori- 
 
 cal notices, by J. C. Hoey. Dub., 1805 
 
 27''-1514 
 
 Plurality of the human race. G. Pouchet 9-606 
 
 Plurality of worlds. Brewster, D. More worlds 
 than one 12-29 
 
 — Flammarion, C. Pluralite des mondes habites 
 
 34-5530 
 
 Les mondes imaginaires et les mondes reels 
 
 34-5531 
 
 — Whewell, W. Essay on . . 12-26 
 
 — See Stars. 
 
 Plutarch. Vitse parallelae. Recognovit C. Sin- 
 tenis. Lips., 1852,3. 4 v. . . 34-333 
 
 — Lives. The translation called Dryden's ; cor- 
 
 rected from the Greek, and revised, by A. H. 
 Clough. B., 1859. 8° . . 30-431 
 
 — Same; trans, from the original Greek; with 
 
 notes and a life of Plutarch, by J. and W. 
 Laughorne. L., 1823. 6 v. 8° 30-430 
 
 — Same ; with corrections and additions, by F. 
 
 Wrangham. N. Y., 1816. 8 v. 30-430^ 
 
 — See Clough, A. H. ; Parry, J. H. ; Taylor, W. 
 
 C. 
 Plutology. W. E. Hearn . . . 3-118 
 
 Plymouth. Baylies, F. Historical memoir of 
 
 26«-ll 
 
 — Banvard, J. Plymouth and the pilgrims 26''-276 
 
 — Bradford, W. History of P. plantation 26"-300 
 
 — Checver, G. B. Journal of the pilgrims 
 
 • . 26»-43 
 
 — Hunter, J. The founders of New P. 26"-412 
 
 — Moore, J. B. Lives of the governors of 
 
 30-1080 
 
 — Mourt, G. Journal of a plantation settled in 
 
 1821 26''-387,8 
 
 — Russell, W. S. Guide to . . 26b-330 
 
 — Thacher, J. History of . . . 26-^507 
 
 — Young, A. Chronicles of the pilgrim fathers 
 
 26^-235 
 
 — See ]\Iassachusetts ; Pilgrims. 
 
 Plymouth church. Abbott, "W. Our Sunday- 
 school 32-1128 
 
 "Plymouth pulpit." Beecher, H. "W. Sermons 
 
 32-2529 
 
 — Moore, A. Notes from . . . 32-786 
 Plympton, G. W. See System of instruction. 
 Pneumatics. Lardner, D. Treatise on 11-39,40 
 
 — Stephenson, R, Report on atmospheric railway 
 
 system ....'.. 6-1029 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Pneumatics for beginners 
 
 11-299 
 
 Pneumatology. Jung-Stilling, J. H. Theory of 
 15-246 
 
 — See Spiritualism. 
 
 Pneumonia. Bennett, J. H. Restorative treatment 
 10-661 
 
 — La Roche, R. Supposed connection with aii- 
 
 tumnal fevers .... 10-360 
 
 Poacher, the. Fr. Marryat . . . 18-2087 
 Pocahontas, and other poems. Mrs. L. H. Sigour- 
 
 ney 23-210 
 
 Pocahontas. See Pokahontas. 
 Pocket and stud. H. Hieover . . 20-473 
 Pocket cyclopsedia. J. Guy . . 33-203 
 Pocket dictionary (a new) of the English and Rus- 
 sian, and of the Russian and English lan- 
 guages. Leip 22-75 
 
 Pocket miscellany. "W. and R. Chambers 33-329 
 Poco Mas. See Scenes and adventures in Spain. 
 Pocock, I. The miller and his men. F's S. D. v. 
 25 24-221 
 
 — Rob Roy MacGregor. F's S. D. v. 11 24-221 
 
 — The robber's wife. F's S. D. v. 32 24-221 
 Pocock, L. Familiar explanation of the nature, ad- 
 vantages, and importance of assurances upon 
 lives, and the various purposes to Avhich they 
 may be usefully applied ; with a bibliographi- 
 cal catalogue of works on the subject. L., 
 1842 2-116 
 
 Pocock, W. F. Modern finishing for rooms ; a 
 series of designs for vestibules, halls, stair- 
 cases, dressing-rooms ; with designs for villas 
 and porticos. L., 1811. 40 . 5-37 
 
POCOCKE. 
 
 405 
 
 POETRY. 
 
 Pococke, E. India in Greece ; or, truth in mythol- 
 ogy ; containing the sources of the Hellenic 
 race ; the colonization of Egypt and Pales- 
 tine ; the wars of the grand iama, and the 
 Bud'histic propaganda in Greece. 2d ed. ; 
 with a new introduction. L., 1850 28''-lo5 
 
 — et al. Early history of Greece, to the close of 
 
 the Peloponnesian war ; including a sketch of 
 the geography of Greece, and dissertations on 
 Greek mythology, on tlie heroic age, early 
 painters and sculi)tors, and social cimdition of 
 the Greek jjeople. L., IBol . 27"-82()5 
 
 — History of Greece, IMac'.'donia, and Syria, from 
 
 the age of Xenophon to the incorporation of 
 those states with the Roman empire. L., 
 1852 27-'-320(5 
 
 Podesta's daughter, and other poems. G. H. Boker 
 23-308 
 
 Poe, E. A. Works; with a memoir by R. W. 
 Griswold, and notices of his life and genius 
 bv K P. Willis and J. R. Lowell. N. Y., 
 1850-6. 4 V 33-294 
 
 — Eureka: a prose-poem. K Y., 1848 23-79 
 
 — Poetical works. N. Y'., 1859 . . 23-541 
 
 — Tales 18-2517 
 
 — Talcs of the grotesque and arabesque 18-2518 
 
 — Whitman, S. H. Edgar Poe and his critics 
 
 22-1281 
 
 Poems and parodies. P. Gary . . 23-366 
 
 Poems of faith, hope, and love. P. Gary 23-976 
 Poems of the heart. G. \V. S. Nicholson 2; -787 
 Poems of the orient. B. Taylor . . 23-379 
 
 Poems of religious sorrow, comfort, counsel, and 
 
 aspiration. N. Y.. 1803 . . 23-671 
 
 Poems of rural life in tlie Dorset dialect. W. Barnes 
 
 23-771 
 
 Poems of the w^ar. G. II. Boker . . 23-742 
 
 Poesche, T., and C. Goepp. New Rome; or, the 
 
 United States of tlie world. N. Y^, 1853 
 
 • 2-827 
 
 Poeseos AsiaticiE commentariorum libri sex, cmn 
 
 appendice ; subjicitur Limon, sen miscella- 
 
 neorum liber. Sir W. Jones v. of 28"-254 
 Poesie fran^aise du XVP siecle. C. A. Sainte-Beuve 
 
 34-3995 
 
 Poesie Grecque dans les isles-Ioniennes. H. Ghika 
 
 34-4679 
 
 Poesie provenQnle. M. Fauriel . . 34-4536 
 Poesies illyriques. P. Merimee . . 34-3-522 
 Poesies, recueil de, dedie a la jeunnessc Chrctienne. 
 
 Fr. Walther . .' . . 34-5185 
 
 Poetas Espanoles y Americanos del siglo XIX. A. 
 
 Avelino de Orihuela . . . 34-4 
 
 Poeten der jetztzeit. J. Scherr . . 34-2405 
 Poetes contemporaines en Allemagne. N. Martin 
 
 34-3919 
 
 Poetical magazine, v. 2. L., 1810. 8° 23-184 
 
 Poetical quotations. See Quotations. 
 
 Poetical tributes to the memory' of Abraham Lincoln. 
 
 Ph., 1805 23-056 
 
 Poetry. Bibliography. 
 
 — Baillet, A. Jugemens des savans 
 
 V. 3,4 of 34-4979 
 
 — Griffiths, A. F. Bibliotheca anirlo-poetica 
 
 ^ . 21-302 
 
 — H:izlitt, W. C. Handbook to poetical literature 
 
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 — Rimbault, E. F. Bibliotheca madrigaliana 
 
 : . 21-248 
 
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 23-107 
 
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 23-890 
 
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 noith and south .... 26»-804 
 
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 . 23-920 
 
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 23-809 
 
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 23-911 
 
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 hands 23-502 
 
 •— Elegant extracts .... 23-814,952 
 
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 23-461 
 
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 23-100 
 
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 23-259 
 
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 30 
 
POETRY. 
 
 466 
 
 POLARIZED 
 
 i'ocjtry. Collections. 
 
 — Bi'ifi^h. ILizliit, W. C. Early popular poetry 
 
 ofEn<,^land 28-744 
 
 — Hows, J. W. S. Golden leaves from the Biiiish 
 
 ■ poets . . • . . . . 23-787 
 
 — Hunt, ,1. H. L. Imagination and fancy 88-71 
 
 — Lewis, M. G. Tales of wonder . 28-901 
 
 — Morley, H., (ed.) The king and the commons 
 
 28-1012 
 
 — Percy, T. Ballads, romances and songs 28-174 
 
 — — Reliques of ancient English poetry 28-513 
 
 — Ritson, J. Poems relating to Robin Hood 
 
 ' . . 23-324 
 
 — Sheldon, F. Minstrelsy of the English border 
 
 . 28-815 
 
 — Miscellaneous. Book of humorous p. 23-979 
 
 — Dana, C. A. Household boc/li of . 28-507 
 
 — Dexter, C. Versions and verses . 23-765 
 
 — Frotliingham, N. L. Metrical pieces 28-517 
 
 — The garland. [Religious] . . 28-1001 
 
 — Grifluith, R. T. H. Specimens of old Indian p. 
 
 28-601 
 
 — Hooper, L. Lady's book of flowers and poetry 
 
 9-50 
 
 — Longfellow, H. W. Poets and poetry of Europe 
 
 23-583 
 
 — Lovers' dictionary .... 23-945 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. Popular epics of the middle ages 
 
 23-823 
 
 — M'Keever, H. B. Children with the poets 
 
 23-1009 
 
 — Melodies for childhood . . . 23-791 
 
 — Parton, J. Humorous poetry . 23-421 
 
 — Poems of religious sorrow, comfort, counsel, and 
 
 aspiration ..... 23-671 
 
 — Poetical tributes to the memory of Abraham 
 
 Lincoln 23-656 
 
 — Poetry of the age of fable. By T. Bulfinch 
 
 . , 28-711 
 
 — Rural poetry of the English language 23-1303 
 
 — Ryan, R. Poetry and poets . . 80-1571 
 
 — Smith, C. W. Book of recitations 28-984 
 
 — String of diamonds . . . 28-769 
 
 — Testimony of the poets . . . 23-683 
 
 — Thalatta 23-342 
 
 — See Ballads ; Bards ; Belles lettres ; French ; 
 
 German ; Greek; Hebrew; Hungary; Hymns ; 
 Italian; Japanese; Latin; Literature; Lyra; 
 Prosody ; Rhyming ; Rhythm ; Songs ; Son- 
 nets ; Spanish ; Versification ; and the names 
 of poets- 
 Poetry and mystery of dreams. C. G. Leland 23-689 
 Poetry and poets. R. Ryan . . . 30-1571 
 Poetry of the age of fable. Collected by T. Bulfinch. 
 
 B 23-711 
 
 Poetry of the civil war. R. G. White . 23-888 
 
 Poetry of fiowers. F. S. Osgood . . 9-70 
 
 Poetry of Germany. A. Baskerville . 28-859 
 
 Poetry of life. S.S.Ellis . . . 33-1155 
 Poetry of the Magyars. J. Bowriug . 28-860 
 
 Poetry of observation, and other poems. W. A. 
 
 Kenyon 23-81S 
 
 Poetry of the pentateuch. J. H. Gaunter 22-955 
 Poetry of science. R. Hunt . . 11-31 
 
 Poet's corner. J. C. M. Bellew . . 28-1048 
 Poet's journal. B. Taylor . . . 28-609 
 
 Poets. Bell, R. Lives of the English p. 30-434 
 
 — Gary, H F. Lives of English p. . 30-2377 
 
 — Gibber, T. Lives nf . . . 30-2322 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Poetes du 18me siecle. v. 3 
 
 84-5295 
 
 — Howitt, W. Homes and haunts of British p. 
 
 80-1658 
 
 — Jameson, A. M. Memoirs of the loves of 
 
 22-1103.4 
 
 — Johnson, S. Lives of English poets 30-585 
 
 — Phillips, E. Theatrum poetarum anglicanorum 
 
 30-445 
 
 -- Ryan, R. Poetry and poets . . 30-1571 
 
 — Southey, R. Lives of uneducated poets 30-500 
 
 Poets and poetry of America 
 Poets and poetry of ancient Greece. 
 Poets and poetry of England. R. W 
 Poets and poetry of Europe. H. W. 
 
 " L 
 
 Poets and poetry of Greece and Rome 
 Poets and poetry of the west 
 
 Poets and poetry of Germany 
 Pontes .... 
 
 Poggiali, G. See Dante 
 
 R. W. GrisAVold 
 
 23-107 
 A. Mills 
 
 22-1142 
 Griswold 
 
 28-106 
 
 Lonn'fellow 
 
 . " 28-588 
 
 Davesies de 
 
 22-1015 
 
 AV. Peter 
 
 23-186 
 
 W. T. Coggeshall 
 
 28-1806 
 34-2524 
 Poiilman, J. G. Chess rendered familiar by tabular 
 demonstrations of the various positions and 
 movements as described by Pliilidor ; with 
 many other critical situations and moves, and 
 a concise introduction to the game. L., 1819. 
 
 8° ' . 20-57 
 
 Poietiers, battles of See Cressy. 
 Poignee de verites. A. Karr . . 34-3442 
 
 Poinsett, J. R. Notes on Mexico, made in the au- 
 tumn of 1822. Ph., 1824. 8» . 20"-103 
 Poinsinet, A. A. H. Le cercle. C. A. C. v. 6 
 
 84-3187 
 
 Point of honor 18-1841 
 
 Poirson, C. G., dit Delestre. Un Ladre ; Recit 
 d'un vieux professeur emerite. 2me ed. P., 
 1860 34-5385 
 
 — See Scribe, A. E. Theatre, Com. -v. 
 Poisoning. Amos, A. Trial of the earl of Somerset 
 
 27^'-12 
 
 Poisons. Stephenson, J. Medical zoology and 
 mineralogy 9-1007 
 
 — Taylor, A. S. Poisons in relation to medical 
 
 jurisprudence and medicines . 10-261 
 
 — Wormley, T. G. Micro-chemistry of 8-114 
 Poisot, C. Histoire de la musique en France. P., 
 
 1864 34-4140 
 
 Poisson, S. D. Traite de mecanique. 2me ed. P., 
 1838. 2v. 8» . . . . 34-4789 
 
 — See jMagnetism of ships. 
 
 Poitevin, P. Cours theorique et practique de la 
 langue franQaise, adopte par le Conseil de 
 I'instruction ; grammaire complete, theorie et 
 
 34-5086 
 
 34-5035 
 
 26='-77 
 
 P., 1803 
 
 J. Davis 
 
 application 
 
 Corrige 
 
 Pokahontas ; a historical novel 
 
 — See Pocahontas. 
 
 Poland. Allen, J. Autocracy in . 27''-2858 
 
 — Anderson, F. L. M. Residence in Russian P. 
 
 27''-701 
 
 — Birkbeck, W. L. Letter on present condition of 
 
 27''-2878 
 
 — Day, W. A. Russian government in 27''-2880 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History of . . 27"-2896 
 
 — Edwards, H. S. Polish captivity . 27'^-451 
 Private history of an insurrection in 
 
 27"-2904 
 
 — Fletcher, J. History of . . . 27='-2906 
 
 — Hordynski, J. Late revolution in . 27'>-2924 
 
 — Johnston, R. Travels through . 27"-94 
 
 — Kryczynski, J. N. Recovery of . 27--2939 
 
 — Letters on the concert of princes . 27M967 
 
 — Love of country. By Trauermantel 30-906 
 
 — O'Brien, A. P. Scenr.'S in Warsaw 27''-686 
 
 — Regnard, J: F. Voyage de Pologne 34-4488 
 
 — Rousseau, J. J. Gouverneuient de Poloirne. 
 
 V. 5 34-4841 
 
 — Saxton, L. C. History of . . 27»-2979 
 
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 Polar seas and regions. Leslie, J., et al. Discovery 
 
 and adventure in . . . . 29i'-124,5 
 
 — Wrangell, F. V. Expedition to the Polar sea 
 
 28''-114 
 
 — See Arctic regions. 
 
 Polar world, the. G. Hartwig . . 29''-305 
 
 Polarized light. J. Pereira . . . 11-222 
 
POLE. 
 
 467 
 
 POLITICAL. 
 
 Pole, W. See Jeaft'reson, J. C. 
 
 rolchampton, A. Kan<!;aroo land. L., 1862 SO^-lOO 
 
 Poleinon. See Porta, G. B. 
 
 ir'olice of London ; a treatise on. Pli., 1798. 8° 
 
 27^-752 
 
 Police record of tlie spies, smugglers, and rebel 
 emissaries in Tennessee ; being selections 
 from tbe "Annals of tbe army of the Cum- 
 berland ;" by John Fitch. Ph., 1864. 8° 
 
 26''-5ll 
 
 Polish captivity. H. S. Edwards . 27"-4ol 
 
 Politeness. Lunettes, H. Gentleman's guide to 
 
 38-645 
 
 — Chesterfield, P. D. Stanhope, earl of. Works 
 
 33-1217,8 
 
 — See Etiquette. 
 
 Political and social science, ^y. R. Greg 2-088 
 
 Political biography and genealogy. Almanach de 
 
 Gotha 34-4232 
 
 — Bulwer, H. L. Historical characters 30-23:^6 
 
 — Sullivan, W. Familiar letters . 26»-842 
 
 — See Congress ; Parties ; Reform ; Statesmen ; 
 
 and names of countries, particularly Epgland 
 
 and United Slates. 
 Political class-book. W. Sullivan . 2-888 
 Political economy. Aristotle. Politics and economics 
 2-514 
 
 — Atkinson, W. Principles of . 
 
 — Bailey, S. Dissertation on value . 
 Letters on value 
 
 — Barhydt, D. P. Industrial exchanges 
 
 — Bastiat, F. ffiuvres completes 
 
 Harmonies economiques 
 
 Harmonies of . 
 
 — Batbie, A. Nouveau coursd'economie politique 
 
 • . . . . . . . 34-4720 
 
 Melanges d'economie politique . 
 
 — Boileau, I). Introduction to . 
 
 — Bowen, F. Principles of 
 
 — Byles, J. B. Sophisms of free trade 
 
 — Cairne^ J. E. Character and logical method of 
 
 3-40 
 
 — Cardozo, J. N. Notes on 
 
 — Carey, H. C. Past, present and future 
 
 Principles of ... . 
 
 Social science .... 
 
 — Carey, M. Essays on . . . 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Political economy and 
 
 3-9 
 3-13 
 3-14 
 3-18 
 34-5400 
 34-4011 
 3-21 
 
 34-4926 
 3-26 
 
 3-28 
 3-32 
 
 3-45 
 3-51 
 3-49 
 3-52 
 8-58 
 society 
 3-72 
 3-74 
 3-76 
 3-79 
 8-84 
 3-87 
 
 — Colquhoun, P. Treatise on indigence 
 
 — Colton, C. Public economy for the U. S 
 
 — Cooper, T. Elements of 
 
 — Craig, J. Remarks on . 
 
 — De Quincy, T. Logic of 
 
 — GanJlh, C. Inquiry into the various systems of 
 
 8-105 
 
 — Gibbon, A. Principia, and errors in 3-501 
 
 — Good, W. AV. Political, agricultural and com- 
 
 mercial fallacies .... 3-110 
 
 — Hamilton, R. Resources of a nation 3-115 
 
 — Hearne, W. E. Plutology . . 3-118 
 
 — Hodgskin, T. Popular political economy 3-122 
 
 — Jones, A. Distribution of wealth, and sources 
 
 of taxation 3-120 
 
 Lectures and tracts on . . 3-127 
 
 — Knight, C. Knowledge is power . 3-129 
 
 — Laing, S., jr. Prize essay on national distress 
 
 3-131 
 
 — Lauderdale, J. M. Public wealth . 3-185,6 
 
 — List, F. National system of . . 3-144 
 
 — Loudon, Mrs. M. Pliilautliropic economy 3-149 
 
 — ISrCulloch, J. R. Principles of . 3-151 
 
 — M'Kean, K. Manual of . . . 3-53 
 
 — Maclure, W. Opmions on various subjects 
 
 2-779 
 
 — M'Vickar, J. Outlines of . . 8-153 
 
 — Malthus, T. R. Principles of . 3-155,6 
 
 — Marcet, J. Conversations on . 8-157 
 
 — Mill, J. Elements of . . . 3-158 
 
 — Mill, J. S. Principles of . . 3-161,2 
 
 Political economy. Miildener, W. Bibliotheca- 
 geographico-statistica . . . 21-52 
 
 — Newman, F. W. Lectures on . 3-170 
 
 — Newman, S. P. Elements of . 3-171 
 
 — Notes on, by a southern planter . 3-248 
 
 — Opdyke, C. Treatise on . . 3-175 
 
 — Perry, A. L. Elements of . . 8-178 
 
 — Potter, A. Objects, uses, and principles of 3-181 
 
 — Purves, G. Population and production 3-185 
 
 — Rae, J. New principles on . . 3-191 
 
 — Rau, K. H. Lelnhuch der p. e. 34-2320 to 22 
 
 — Ricardo, D. Works . . . 3-194 
 
 — Rickards, G. K. Population and capital 3-197 
 
 — Rights of industry .... C-199 
 
 — Rogers, J. E. T. Manual, for schools 3-198 
 
 — Rousseau, J. J. ffiuvres. v. 4 . 34-4841 
 
 — Rnskin, J. Essays on . . . 3-201 
 
 — Sargant,W.L. Economy of the laboring classes 
 
 8-205 
 Science of social opulence . . 3-206 
 
 — Say, J. B. Treatise cm . . . 8-209 
 
 — Scrope, G. P. Principles of . . 8-212 
 
 — Sedgwick, T. Public and private economy 
 
 ^ 3-215 
 
 — Senior, N. W. Political economy . 3-218 
 
 — Sismondi, J. C. L. de. Essays on . 3-221 
 
 — Smith, A. Wealth of nations . 3-225 
 
 — Smith, E. P. Manual of . . 3-227 
 
 — Social science review . . . 8-268 
 
 — Spence, W. Tracts on . . . 3-229 
 
 — Steuart, J. Works . . . 8-231 
 
 — Stewart, D. Works . v. 8 and 9 of 15-103 
 
 — Tucker, G. Political economy for the people 
 
 3-240 
 
 Principles of . . 3-244 
 
 Science of wealth , 3-247 
 
 Elements of . . 3-249 
 
 Principles of population and 
 
 3-251 
 
 — Vethake. H. 
 
 — AVaiker,A. 
 
 — Wayland, F. 
 
 — WeylanJ, J., jr. 
 production 
 
 — Whately, R. Lectures on . . 3-254 
 
 — Willson, M. Civil polity and p. e. 2-918 
 
 — See Corn laws; Employer and employed; 
 
 Free trade and protection; Finance; Gold; 
 
 Industry ; Labor ; Paper question ; Political 
 
 science ; Poor ; Poor laws ; Population ; 
 
 Property ; Revenues ; Wages ; Working 
 
 people ; and names of countries. 
 Political enquiry. T. Wortman . . 2-914 
 
 Political ethics. Lieber, F. Manual of 2-771 
 
 Political experience of the ancients. H. S. Tremen- 
 
 heere 2-896 
 
 Political history. See Political biography ; Political 
 
 science and politics. 
 Political instructions for the use of gentlemen ; or, 
 
 the art of rising at court; together with maxims 
 
 and reflections on the art of war. L., 1708 
 
 . • 2-1095 
 
 Political justice. W. Godwin . . 2-069 
 
 Political history of U. S. during Ijie great rebellion. 
 
 E. Macpherson .... 20='-571 
 Political literature. Blakey, R. History of 22-938 
 Political manual for 1866. E. McPherson 26"-883 
 Political parties in New York. Hammond, J. D. 
 
 History of 26»-97 
 
 Political science and politics. Adams, John. Works. 
 
 V. 4-6 26"-948 
 
 — Almanach de Gotha . . . 34-4232 
 
 — American register .... 29''-2l2 
 
 — Annual register .... 29"-213 
 
 — Aristotle. Politics and economics . 2-514 
 
 — Barlow, J. Advice to the privileged orders 
 
 27''-1967 
 
 — Barnes, W. H. The body politic . 2-530 
 
 — Bentham, J. Works .' . . 2-543 
 
 — Bolingbroke, H. St. John, lord. Letters 2-551 
 
 — Brougham, H. Political philosophy 2-565 
 Speeches on public rights, duties and interests 
 
 2-504 
 
 — Brown, D. P. The press, the politicians, and 
 
 the judiciary . . . . 26'^977 
 
POLITICAL. 
 
 468 
 
 POLYNESIA. 
 
 — Godwin, W. 
 
 — Gordon, T. 
 
 — Greeley, H. 
 
 Political science and politics. Builamaqui, J. J. 
 Principles of natural and politic law 2-192 
 
 — Calhoun, J. C. Works . . . 2()"-9-;0 
 
 — Cicero, M. T. Offices . . . 38-187 
 
 — — Political works .... 2-613 
 The republic .... 2-612 
 
 — Cluskey, M. W. Political text-book 26"-663 
 
 — Cobdcn, R. Political writings . 2-620 
 
 — Comte, A. Systeme de politique positive 
 
 34-4930 
 
 — Congdon, C. T. Tribune essays . 33-685 
 
 — Cousin, V. Discours politiques . 34-5260 
 
 — Dove, P. E. Elements of . . 3-92 
 
 — Duff, M. E. G. Political survey . 29»-273 
 
 — Frobel, J. Theorie der polilik ' . 34-2323 
 Godwin, P. Political essays . . 26='-670 
 
 Political justice . 2-G69 
 
 Cato's letters . . 2-682 
 
 Recollections of a busy life 
 
 30-2403 
 
 and F. Cleveland. Political text-book 
 
 ... . . 26"-674 
 
 — Greg, W. R. Political and social science 2-688 
 
 — Hildreth. R. Theory of politics . 2-712 
 
 — Hobart, Ld. Political essays . . 2-718 
 
 — Holmes, J. Tile statesman . . 2-720 
 
 — Hume, D. Philosophical essays . 15-37 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. Observation and reasoning in 
 
 politics 2-763 
 
 Use and abuse of political terms 2-764 
 
 — Lieber, F. Legal and political hermeneutics 
 
 "..... 2-770 
 Manual of political ethics . . 2-177 
 
 — Machiavelli, N. Political discourses 33-1041 
 
 — Maclure, W. Opinions on various subjects 2-779 
 
 — McPherson, E. Political manual . 26''-832 
 
 — Martin, Fr. Statesman's year-book 29^-194 
 ■ — Mazzini, J. Life and writings . 30-ln40 
 
 — Montesquieu, C. Esprit ties lois . 34-3572 
 See Tracy 2-894 
 
 — Napoleon 111. Des idees Napoleoniennes 
 
 34-3600 
 
 Napoleonic ideas . . . 27"-1831 
 
 — Paine, T. Political works . . 2-822 
 Common sense and riglits of man 33-1188 
 
 — Paley, W. Political philosophy . 15-325 
 
 — Phelp, S. Analysis of liuman nature 2-829 
 
 — Political instructions for the use of gentlemen 
 
 2-1095 
 
 — Politics of the Georgium Sidus . 2-82G 
 
 — Putt, C. Essay on civil policj'- . 10-6 
 
 — Ramsay, G. Moralist and politician 33-1275 
 
 — Rousseau, J. J. (Euvres. v. 5 . 34-4841 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Time and tide . . 2-1014 
 
 — Senior, N. W. Historical and philosophical 
 
 essays 2-854 
 
 — Smitli, S. S. Lectures on political philosopliy 
 
 15-199 
 
 — Standard cyclopaedia of . . . 2-873 
 
 — Stiuve, G. V. Grundziige der staatswissenschaft 
 
 34-2295 
 
 — Sullivan, W. Political class-book . 2-883 
 
 — Taylor, H. The statesman . . 2-888 
 
 — Tremenheere, H. S. Political experience 2-896 
 
 — Tribune almanac .... 26"-688 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Politique et legislation 
 
 V. 26,7 of 34-4868 
 
 — Washington, G. Farewell address 3-1102,3 
 
 — Wheweil, W. Elements of morality 15-74 
 
 — Wortman, T. Political enquiry . 2-914 
 
 — Young, A. W. Citizens' manual . 2-921 
 
 — See Ballot ; Church and state ; Colonies ; Con- 
 
 gress ; Constitution ; Convention ; Corn laws ; 
 Democracy ; Diplomacy ; Elections ; Free 
 government; Happiness; International law; 
 Judicial history ; Parties ; Paupers ; Political 
 economy ; Prisons ; Punishment ; Reform ; 
 Re()ublic ; Representation ; Revenue ; Slavery; 
 Sociology ; Suffrage ; Taxation ; also, names 
 of countries, and of parties. 
 
 Political songs of England. (John to Edward II.) 
 Camden soc. pub. v. 6 . . 27»-195 
 
 Political survey. M. E. G. Duff . . 29"-273 
 
 Political text-book. M. W. Cluskey . 26^-063 
 Political text-book for 1860. H. Greeley and H. F. 
 Cleveland . . . • . 26"-674 
 Politician's register. See Tribune almanac. 
 Politics for American christians. S. Colvvell 32-401 
 Politics of the Geoi'gium sidus Bv a late member 
 of parliament^ 2d ed. L., 1807 2-826 
 
 Politique positive, systeme de. A. Comte 34-4930 
 Politzer, A. Membrana tympani in health and dis- 
 ease. N. Y., 1869 . . . 10-903 
 Polk, James K. Chase, L. B. History of the ad- 
 ministration of ... . 26"-267 
 
 — Jenkins, J. S. History of administration of 
 
 30-668 
 
 — See Mexican war. 
 
 Polko, E. Musical sketches. Trans, from 6th Ger- 
 man ed., by Fanny Fuller. Ph., 1864 5-1026 
 
 — Reminiscences of F. Mendelssohn-Barthokly ; a 
 
 social and artistic biography ; trans, by Lady 
 Wallace, with additional letters addressed to 
 English correspondents. N.Y.,1869 30-2446 
 Pollard, E. A. Lee and his lieutenants. N. Y., 1867. 
 8» 26^-1012 
 
 — The lost cause ; a new southern history of the 
 
 war of the confederates. N. Y., 1866. 8° 
 26"-833 
 
 — The lost cause regained. N. Y., 1868 26''-1016 
 
 — Observations in the north; eiglit months in prison 
 
 and on parole. Rich., 1865. 8° 26"-19(;0 
 
 — Southern history of tlie war. [First, second, 
 
 and third years.] N. Y., 1863-5. 3 v. 8" 
 26'-4!)6 
 
 — The soutliern spy ; letters on the policy and in- 
 
 auguration of the Lincoln war. Rich., 1862 
 26"-] 899 
 
 Pollock, C. E. Power of courts of common law to 
 compel the production of documents. Ph., 
 1853. 8" . . . . v. 79 of 2-55 
 
 Pollock, J. E. Elements of prognosis in .consump- 
 tion ; with indications for the prevention and 
 treaiinent. L., 1865. 8° . . 1 0-6(10 
 
 Pollock, T. C. Ivanlioe masonic quartettes. N. Y.. 
 1867. 8" 5-967 
 
 Pollok, R. Course of time. B., 1828 . 23-188 
 
 — Same. See Crabbe, G. . . . 23-65 
 
 — Scott, J. Life, letters and remains of 30-435 
 Polo, Marco. Travels ; the translation of Marsden 
 
 revised, with a selection of liis notes. Ed. by 
 T. Wright. L., 1854 . . . 28''-183 
 Poison, A. Principles of the law of nations; with 
 practical notes and supplementary essays on 
 the law of blockade and on contraband of 
 war ; to wliich is added Diplomacy, l)y T. H. 
 Home. 2ded. L., 1859 . . 2-185 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1853. 8° . . v. 80 of 2-55 
 
 — See Home, T. H. 
 Poltock. See Pultock. 
 
 Polwhele, R. Essays. L., 1863 . . 33-1353 
 
 Polyanthea ; a collection of interesting fragments in 
 prose and verse. L., 1804. 2 v. 8° 33-539 
 
 Polybius. General history of the wars of the Ro- 
 mans. Trans, from tlie original Greek, by 
 Mr. Hampton. L., 1812. 8» . 27»-2419 
 
 Polydore Marasquin, emotions de. L. Gozlan 
 
 34-3368 
 
 Polydore Vergil's English history. Camden soc. 
 pub. V. 29 and 36 . . . 27M95 
 
 Polygamy. Delany, P. Reflections upon 32-69 
 
 — See Marriage. 
 
 Polvglott reader. J. Roemer . . 22-211 
 
 Polyiiesia. Ellis, W. Researches . 29''-107 
 
 — Melville, H. Typee ; a peep at Polynesian life 
 
 29'>-37 
 
 — Pritchard, W. T. Reminiscences of 29''-256 
 
 — Turner, G. Nineteen years in . 29''-184 
 
 — See Fiji ; Hawaii ; New Zealand ; Pelew islands ; 
 
 South Sea islands. 
 
POLYNESIAN. 
 
 460 
 
 POPE. 
 
 82-880 
 Life, by G. 
 
 Polyuosiau m^'tlioloj^y. G. Grey . 
 Ponibal. S. J. de Carvalho, Mi'.rquis de. 
 
 Mo .re 30-867 
 
 Pomeroy, J. N. Introduction to the constitutional 
 
 law of the U. b;. N. Y., 1868. 8" 2-866 
 
 — Introduction to municipal law; designed for 
 
 general readers, am! for students in colle!:es 
 and high schools. N. Y"., 1864. 8" 2-199 
 
 Pomeroy, M. M. Tucker, Mary E. Life of 
 
 80-2410 
 
 Pomfret, J. (R-ll's poets of G. B.) . 23-479 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets, v. 10) . . 28-88 
 Ponimc d'Eve, la. C. C. de Saint -Mars 34-4:'67 
 Pomolorj'. American i)oni. soc. transactions 4-2!l8 
 
 — Hotly, A. North .\nurican ponioloi^ist 4-rO.") 
 
 — Hogg, R. Tlie:ip|)le . . .^ 4-228 
 
 — Warder, .J. A. .Vincrican i)oniologv 4-272 
 Pompeii. Adams, W. II. D. Buried cities 27''-946 
 
 — Dyer, T. H. Bu'ns-of . . . 27M225 
 
 — Gell, W., and J. P. Gandy. Topography, edi- 
 
 fices, ornamenis, etc. . . . 27''-922 
 
 — (L. E. K.) L.,18:]l. 2 v. . . 27*^-902 
 Pompignan. See r>e Franc de P. 
 
 Poucelet. J. V. Mecanique industrielle. Brn.xelles, 
 1889. 8» 34-5o41 
 
 Ponder, Paul. See Noctes Atticae. 
 
 Ponsard, F. Ce qui plait aux femmes; piece en 
 8actes. P., 1860 . . . 84-8619 
 
 — L'honnour et Taruent; comedie en 5 actes en 
 
 verse. P.,1862' .... 34-8620 
 Ponson du Terrail, P. A., viconite de. La belle An- 
 
 tonia. P., 1862 . 
 — Le Capitaine Curebourse. 
 
 N. Y.,1864 
 
 — Le mal inconnu .... 
 
 — Les memoiresd'un homme du monde 
 
 — Le Facte de sang. N. Y., 1857. 8° 
 
 — Pas-de-chance. P., 1867. 2 v. 
 
 — LePevenant; Une legende fatale ; 
 
 romancsque. P., 1861 
 Ponsonby, Emily. Mary Lindsay 
 Pontes. See Davesies de P. 
 Pontey, W The rural improver. L.. 
 Pontiac. Parkman, F., jr. 
 
 84-4807 
 5 V. in 2 
 34-4880 
 84-4666 
 B.,1861 
 34-4 8r)8 
 
 i" 34-4628 
 34-4331 
 
 Une i)assion 
 84-4878 
 18-8575 
 
 1822 5-635 
 Conspiracy of 
 
 26^-274 
 
 Pouting, T. C. Photographic difiiculties, how to 
 
 surmount them ; instantaneous pictures, how 
 
 to obtain tliem. Bristol . . 6-913 
 
 Pontmartin, A. de. Contes d' un planteur de 
 
 chou.v. P., 1856 .... 84-8621 
 
 — Contes et nonvelles. 2me ed. P., 1856 34-8022 
 
 — Le Fin du pioces. P., 1856 . . 34-8628 
 
 — Or et clinquant. P., 1859 . . 84-5878 
 
 — Pourquoi je reste a la campagne. P., 1857 
 
 84-8624 
 
 Poole, G. A. History of ecclesiastical architecture 
 
 in England. L., 1848. 8« . . 5-427 
 
 Poole, Jacob. A glossary, with some pieces of ver.se, 
 
 of the old dialect of the baronies of Forth and 
 
 Bargy. New ed., by W. Barnes. L., 1867 
 
 22-850 
 
 Poole, John. Hamlet travestie. 4th ed. L , 1812 
 24-214 
 
 — Little Pedlington and the Pedlingtoniaus 
 
 l'--2"24 
 
 — INIarried and single. F's S. D. v. 10 24-221 
 
 — Paul Pry. F's S. D. v. 10 . . 24-221 
 
 — Simpson & Co. F's S. D. v. 8 . 24-221 
 
 — A soldier's courtship. F'sM. D. v. 82 24-118 
 
 — 'Twouid puzzle a conjuror. F's M. D. v. 6 
 
 24-118 
 
 Poole, R. S. See Genesis of the earth. 
 
 Poole, Soi)hia. Englishwoman in Egypt ; letters 
 
 from Cairo, written during a residence there 
 
 in 1842-4. Ph., 1845 . ^ . . 2«"-77 
 
 Poole, T. Deaf as a post. F's M. D. v. 8 24-118 
 
 Poole, T. E. Life, scenery, and customs in Sierra 
 
 Leone and the Gambia. L., 1850. 2 v. 
 
 28'^-206 
 
 Poole, W. F. Alphabetical index to subjects treated 
 in the reviews and other periodicals to which 
 no indexes have been published. N.Y'., 1848. 
 8" 17-58 
 
 — Index to periodical literature. N. Y., 1853. 8° 
 
 17-89 
 
 Poor, H. V. Manual of the railroads of the U. S., 
 for 1S68.9 ; showing their mileage, stocks, 
 bonds, cost, earnings, expenses and organiza- 
 tions ; with a sketch of their rise, progress, 
 influence, etc. ; with appendix containing a 
 full analysis of the debts of the U. S., a^nd 
 of the several states. N. Y"., 1868. ' 8" 
 
 1-846 
 
 — Rai'road maps of the United States 2'-164 
 Poor, the. Anderson, W. The poor of Edinburgh 
 
 2-4i»8 
 
 — Barlee, E. Friendless and helpless 2-')29 
 
 — Bayly, Mrs. M. Ragged homes, and how to 
 
 mend theui 2- '189 
 
 — Eisdell, J. S. Causes and remedies of poverty 
 
 ?-6()2 
 
 — Halliday, S. B. Lost and found . 88-760 
 
 — Mayhew, H. London labour and Lcmdon poor 
 
 2-786 
 
 — Parkes, S. H. Window gardens for the people 
 
 4-196 
 
 — Rum'oid, B T., Count. Es.^ays . 11-64 
 
 — Sewell, B. T. Sorrow's circuit . 38-885 
 
 — See Charity ; Labor ; Missions at home ; Popu- 
 
 lation ; Working people. 
 Poor and ])roud. W. T. Adnms . . 18-08 
 
 Poor humanity. F. W. Robinscm . ]8-26(;9 
 
 Poor Ja(k. Fr. Marryat . . . 18-208R 
 Poor laws. Nichoks, G. History of the English p. 1. 
 
 2-205 
 
 History of the Irish p. 1. . . 2-207 
 
 History of the Scotch p. 1. . 2-206 
 
 — Poor laws unmasked ; being a general exiiosition 
 
 of our workhouse institutions, with esi)ecial 
 refercnceto the laws of settlement and removal 
 of the poor. By a late relieving officer. L., 
 
 1859 ". 2-998 
 
 Poor rich man, and rich poor man. C. M. Sedgwkk 
 
 18-2794 
 
 Poor white ; or, the rebel conscript . 18-2528 
 
 Poore, B. P. Congressional directory for the second 
 
 session of the fortietli congress . 26''-692 
 
 — (Ed.) Conspiracy trial for the murder of the 
 
 president, and the attempt to overthrow the 
 government by the assassination of its principal 
 officers. B., 1865. 2 v. . . 2-251 
 
 — Rise and fall of Louis Philippe. B., 1848 
 
 80-829 
 
 Poorfellow 18-2522 
 
 Pope, A. Pf'f'tical works; edited by R. Carruthers. 
 L., 1858. 2v 28-504 
 
 — Same; edited by II. F. Cary ; a new edition, 
 caiefuUy revised ; Avith a biographical notice. 
 
 N. Y.,1855 
 — Same ; with life and letters. L., 1853. 
 
 23-401 
 4 v. 
 23-915 
 23-487 
 28-193 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. i)oets) 
 
 — Carlisle, earl of The poetry of Pope 
 
 26^-292.8 
 
 — Carruthers, R. Life of . . . 30-1009 
 
 — Rutfhead, O. Life of; with critical essav 
 
 80-486 
 
 — See Homer. 
 
 Pope, C. Merchant ship-owner, and ship-master's 
 
 custom and excise guide. 8th ed. L., 1822 
 
 1-57 
 
 — Practical abridgment of the custom and excise 
 
 laws; including tables of the duties, draw- 
 backs, and bounties. L., 1814. S" 2-87 
 
 Pope, F. L. Modern practice of the electric tele- 
 graph. N. Y.,1869. 8° . . 6-9(.3 
 
 Pope, H. K. Corsair and his conqueror; a winter 
 in Algiers. L., 1860 . . . 28'^-b76 
 
POPE. 
 
 470 
 
 PORTER. 
 
 Pope, T. Treatise on bridge architecture ; in wiiicli 
 tlie superior advantages of tlie flyinjr ])endent 
 lever bridge are fully proved; with an liistorical 
 account and description of different bridges. 
 N. Y., 1811. 8" . . . . C-73 
 
 Pope or president ? startling disclosures of Roman- 
 ism, as revealed by its own wi'iters. N. Y., 
 1859 32-2443 
 
 Popery. Brownlee, W. C. Popery an enemy to 
 liberty . . . . . 32-31 
 
 — Campbell, J. Ancient and modern p. 32-1G77 
 
 — C,arrel, N. A. Counter revolution in England 
 
 27^-200 
 
 — Cramp, J. M. Text-book of . . 32-62 
 
 — Edgar, S. Variations of . . 32-1097 
 
 — History of 32-1050 
 
 — James, T. Corruptions of councils and fathers 
 
 32-2146 
 
 — Penny protestant operative . . 32-2134 
 
 — See Roman Catholicism. 
 
 Popes. Artaud de Montor, A. F. Lives of the 
 pontiffs 32-2112 
 
 — Bovver, A. History of . . . 27^-4024 
 
 — Cormenin, L. M. de la H. History of 32-340 
 
 — Dauiiou, P. C. F. Temporal power of 27»-2198 
 
 — Intrigues of the conclave, at the choosing of a 
 
 jiope 32-103 
 
 — Pi ideaux, M. History of the apostolical succes- 
 
 sion 32-149 
 
 — Ranke, L. History of . . . 27''-2439,40 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Last four popes and their times 
 
 30-1234 
 
 — See Papacy ; Roman Catholicism. 
 
 Poplar hovise academy. Miss A. Manning 18-2046 
 Popping the question, and otiier tales . 18-2524 
 Popple, H. A map of the British empire in America, 
 with the French and Spanish settlements ad- 
 jacent thereto, f" . . . 25-309 
 Popular account of the ancient Egyptians. J. G. 
 Wilkinson . . . . . 28--'-245 
 Popular delusions. C. Mackay . . 29"-247 
 Popular deciduous and evergreen trees and shrubs. 
 
 F. R. Elliott .... 4-221 
 Popular epics of the middle ages. J. M. Ludlow 
 
 23-823 
 
 Popular errors explained and illustrated. J. Timbs 
 
 33-70 
 
 Popular genealogists ; or, the art of pedigree makinu'. 
 
 E., 1805 27M)53 
 
 Popular introduction to the study of quadrupeds on 
 
 scientific principles. L. . . 9-005 
 
 Popular lectures for young people. J. H. Pepper 
 
 8-74 
 
 Popular music of the olden time. W. Chapi)ell and 
 
 G. A. Maefarren .... 23-1304 
 Popular preachers of our time. J.Johnson 32-1431 
 Popular romances of Avest England. R. Hunt 
 
 18-1555 
 
 Popular science review; a quarterly miscellany of 
 entertaining and instructive articles on scien- 
 tific subiects. V. 1-5. L.,1 802-0. 5 V. 8» 
 
 9-991 
 
 Popular tales. Mme Guizot . . . 18-1290 
 Popular tales and romances of the northern nations. 
 
 L., 1823. 3 V 18-3818 
 
 Popular tales from the Norse. G. W. Dasent 
 
 18-815 
 
 Popular tales of the west highlands. J. F. Campbell 
 
 18-549 
 
 Popular treatise on vegetable physiology. Ph., 1842 
 
 9-99 
 
 Population. Alison, A. Principles of 3-4 
 
 — Doubleday, T. True law of . . 8-89 
 
 — Everett, A. H. New ideas on . 3-98 
 
 — Godwin, W. Enquiry concerning the power 
 
 of increase in the numbers of mankind 3-108 
 
 — Grahame, J. Inquiry into the princii)le of 
 
 3-111 
 
 — Malthus, T. R. Essay on the principle of 
 
 3-154 
 
 Population. Possibility of limiting populousness 
 2-1005 
 
 — Purves, G. Principles of population and pro- 
 
 duction investigated . . . 3-185 
 
 — Rickards, G. K. Population and capital 3-197 
 
 — Sadler, M. T. LaAv of . . . 3-204 
 
 — Thornton, W. T. Over-population, and its 
 
 remedy 3-286 
 
 — Weyland, J., jr. Principles of population and 
 
 production 
 
 — See Census ; Political economy. 
 Porcelain. See Pottery. 
 
 Porcelain tower ; or, nine stories of China 
 Porchat, J. J. Le berger et le proscrit. 
 
 — Contes mervillieux. P., 1858 
 
 3-251 
 
 18-1903 
 P., 1857 
 34-5112 
 34-3625 
 
 — Le Fablier des ecoles ; Choix de fables des 
 
 fabulistes Fran(,'ais. P., 1856. 2 v. 
 
 — La Montague tremblante. P., 1856 
 
 — L'Ours et I'Ange ; Legende Suisse. I 
 
 — Three months under the snow 
 
 — Trois mois sous la neige. Ph., 1864 
 Porisms. Gompertz, B. Hints on 
 Porny, M. A. Elements of lieraldry. L., 
 
 34-4236 
 
 34-4206 
 
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 34-3940 
 
 18-3884 
 
 34-4207 
 
 34-4791 
 
 1795. 8» 
 
 29»-221 
 
 Porphyry. See Aristotle. 
 
 Porquet, L. P. R. F. Modern Parisian phraseology. 
 28th ed. L., 1804 . . . 22-73 
 
 — New Parisian grammar; a I'usage des commen- 
 
 9ants; partly framed on Noel and Chai)sal's 
 
 plan. 26th ed. L., 1805 . . 22-72 
 
 Porson, R. Watson, J. S. Life of . 30-1374 
 
 — See Rogers, S. Recollections of fable talk. 
 Port-Royal, Messieurs de. Logic; or, the art of 
 
 tliinking. 3d ed. L., 1090 . 15-45 
 
 — New method of learning Avith facility the Greek 
 
 tongue. Trans, by f. Nugent. L., 1817. 8" 
 22-202 
 
 — New method of learning with facility the Latin 
 
 tongue. L.,1816. 2 v. 8" . 22-203 
 
 — Primitives of the Greek tongue. Trans, by T. 
 
 Nugent. L., 1818. 8° . . 22-204 
 
 Port Royal. Beard, C. History of . 32-903 
 
 — Cousin, V. Jaqueline Pascal . 30-737 
 
 — Racine, J. Abrege de I'histoire de 
 
 V. 4 of 34-4401 
 
 — Schimmelpenninck, M. A. Select memoirs of 
 
 30-731,3 
 
 — See Jansenists. 
 
 Porta, G. B. della. Delia fisionomia dell' hvonio 
 libri sei ; aggiontaui la fisionomia naturall di 
 G. Ingegnieri, Polemone, e la celeste dello 
 stesso Porta, et aggiontoui il discorso di L. 
 Agrippa sopra la natura, e complessione 
 humana, et il discorso de' nei di L. Settali. 
 Venetia, 1044. 4° ■ . . . 34-2509 
 
 Porte Crayon. See Strother, D. H. 
 
 Portelettej^ C. Delasscments, dramatiques et lit- 
 teraires des Pensionnafs de Demoiselles. P. 
 et Tournai, 1800. 2 v. . . 34-5021 
 
 Porter, A. M. Ballad romances, and other poems. 
 L., 1811 23-951 
 
 — Fast of St. Magdalen . . . 18-2532 
 
 — Lak(! of Killarney .... 18-2526 
 
 — Hungarian brothers . . . 18-3525 
 
 — Octavia 18-2536 
 
 — Recluse of Norway . . . 18-2537 
 Porter, D. Constantinople and its environs ; a series 
 
 of letters. N. Y.,1835. 3 v. . 27"-213 
 
 — Journal of a cruise made to the Pacific ocean 
 
 in the U. S. frigate Essex, in 1812-14. Ph., 
 1815. 2 V. 8" . . . . 29"-49 
 
 Porter, E. Lectures on eloquence and style ; re- 
 vised for publication, by Rev. L. Matthews. 
 Andover, 1830. 8<> . . . 23-711 
 
 Porter, G. R. Progress of the nation in its various 
 social and economical relations, from the be- 
 ginning of the 19th century. L., 1836. 3 v. 
 27"-954 
 
PORTER. 
 
 471 
 
 POST. 
 
 Porter, G. R. Treatise on the origin, progressive 
 improvement and )n-eseut state of tlie manu- 
 facture of porcelain and glass. L., 1832 6-396 
 
 — Same. Pii., 1832 .... 6-397 
 
 — Treatise on tlie origin, progressive improvement 
 
 and present state of the silk manufacture. 
 L., 1831 6-394 
 
 — Same. Ph. , 1833 .... 6-395 
 Porter, Mrs. G. R. See Central society of education ; 
 
 Educator, the. 
 Porter, J. Pastor's fireside . . . 18-2528 
 ■^— Scottish chiefs ; a romance . , 18-2."J29 
 
 — Sir Edward Seaward's narrative . 18-2530 
 
 — Thaddeus of Warsaw ■ . . . 18-2531 
 Porter, J. A. Principles of chemistry ; embracing 
 
 the outlines of its application to agriculture 
 and the arts. N. Y., 1858 . . 8-68 
 
 — See Norton, W. A. 
 
 Porter, J. L. Five years in Damascus ; including 
 an account of the history, topography and 
 antiquities of that city, travels and researches 
 in Palmyra, Lebanon, and the Hauran. L., 
 1855. 2 V 28"^-237 
 
 — The giant cities of Bashan, and Syria's holy 
 
 places. N. Y., 1866 . . . 28''-501 
 
 Porter, J. ]M. Speech on charters of incorporation. 
 Ph., 1837. 8° . , . . 2-622 
 
 Porter, N. The human intellect ; with an introduc- 
 tion upon psychology and the soul. N. Y., 
 1868. 8° 1.--341 
 
 Porter, R., president judge of the third judicial 
 district of Pennsylvania; report of the trial 
 and acquittal of, before the senate. Reported 
 by J. M. Porter. Easton, 1827. 8° 2-98 
 
 Porter, R. K. Tnivelling sketches in Russia and 
 Sweden, during 1805-8. Ph., 1809. 8« 
 27''-169 
 
 Porter, S. Cathedral music in score. Pub. by W. 
 I. Porter. Worcester. f» . . 5-S36 
 
 Porter, W. History of the knights of Malta, or the 
 order of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem. 
 L., 1858. 2 V. 8° . . . 27"-2424 
 
 Porter. W. A. Life, character and writings of J. B. 
 Gibson. Ph., 1855. 8° . . 30-1607 
 
 Porter, W. T. Quarter race in Kentucky, and other 
 sketches 18-2r34 
 
 — Brinley, F. Life of . . . 30-1261 
 
 — See Hawker, P. 
 
 Porteus, B. (Walsh's Br. poets) . . 23-62 
 
 — Hodgson, R. Life of . . . 30-438 
 PortlolioT By Oliver Oldschool, Esq. v. 1-4. Ph., 
 
 1841-4. 4 V. 4° . . . . 17-90 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1806,8-25. 38 v. 8» . 17-91 
 Portfolio of an artist. R. Peale . . .'-20 
 Portland cement. Reid, H. Manufacture of 6-75 
 Portlock, J. E. Report on the geology of the county 
 
 of Londonderi'v,.and of parts of Tyrcme and 
 Fermanagh. Dub., 1843. 8° . 9-322 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on geology. 4th ed. L., 
 
 1859 . . . . . . 9-328 
 
 Portlock, N. Voyage round the world, but more 
 particularlv lo the norihwest coast of Amer- 
 ica, in 1785-8. L., 1789. 4" . 29''-503 
 Porto, L. da. Romeo et Juliette : nouvelle 
 
 34-4255 
 
 Portrait de la marquise. C. de Bernard 34-3078 
 
 Portrait painting. H. Murray . . 5-476 
 
 Portraits. Ames, J. Catalogue of English heads 
 
 5-496 
 
 — Caulfield, J. Remarkable persons from the 
 
 reign of Edward III to revolution 30-80 
 
 — Fifty wonderful portraits; (ngraved by R. 
 
 Cooper and R. Page. L., 1824. 4» 30-2028 
 
 — Griswold, R. W. Republican court 30-2014 
 
 — Historic gallery of p. and paintings 5-486 
 
 — Kit-eat club, memoirs of . . 30-2034 
 
 — Lewis, T. Clarendon gallery . 30-1464 
 
 — 3IcKenney, T. L., and J. Hall. Indian tribes 
 
 of N. A 26''-1222 
 
 — See Prints. 
 
 Portraits of clergymen ; published by Williams & 
 Son. L., 1800-21 . . . 30-437 
 
 Portraits contemporains. C. A. Sainte-Beuve 
 
 34-4210 
 
 Portraits de famille. E. Ourliac . . 34-5186 
 Portraits de femmes. C. A. Sainte-Beuve 34-3654 
 Portraits litteraires. G. Planche . . 34-4218 
 Portraits litteraires derniers. C. A. Sainte-Beuve 
 
 34-3655 
 
 Portraits of celebrated women. C. A. Sainte-Beuve 
 
 30-23(i9 
 
 Portraiture. Woolnoth, T. Study of the human 
 
 face 
 Portsmouth. Adams, N. Annals of . 
 Portsmouth (Ohio) city directory . 
 Portugal. Beckford, W. Sketches of. 
 Monasteries of . 
 
 — Bradford, W. Sketches of character and cos- 
 
 tume 27'^-559 
 
 — Busk, M. M. History of 
 
 — Croker, R. Travels in . 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History of . 
 
 — Faria y Sousa, E. de. History of 
 
 — Handbook for travellers in 
 
 — Jnrdine, A. Letters fTom 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. Lusitanian sketches 
 
 27'^-108 
 
 — Link, H. F. Travels in . . 27"-109 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29''-281 
 
 — Osorio, J. History of . . . 27^-2040 
 Pardoe, Julia. Traits and traditions of 18-2420 
 
 Anecdotes of Portuguese revolu- 
 . . . 27''-20J4 
 
 5-636 
 26''-631 
 25-169 
 
 27^-68 
 27''-69 
 
 27='-2005 
 
 27"-106 
 
 27^^-2020 
 
 27"-2023 
 
 27^-487 
 29^-26 
 
 — Pecchio, G. 
 
 tions 
 
 — Residence in 
 
 — Sketches in 
 
 — Southey, R. 
 
 — Vertot, R. A. 
 
 27''-114 
 27>'-406 
 27''-201 
 34-4492 
 
 27''-2084 
 
 Letters on . 
 de. Revolutions de 
 History of revolutions in . 
 
 — See Peninsular war. 
 
 Portuguese language and literature. Adamson, J. 
 "Essay on the Lusiad . . . 30-1864 
 
 — Grauert, E. F. New method for learning 
 
 22-99 
 
 — Merdente, J. E. Exercises in . 22-173 
 Porzio, C. Congiurade' baroni del regno di Napoli. 
 
 Firenze, 1855 . . . . . 34-2516 
 Posey, T. Hall, J. Memoir of. (S. A. B. 19) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Positive philo!»ophJ^ Comte, A. General view of 
 positivism ..... 15-248 
 
 — Inquiry into theories of history . 15-189 
 
 — Lewes, G. II. Comte's philosophy of the 
 
 sciences 15-120 
 
 — Littre, E. August Comte et la philosophic posi- 
 
 tive 34-4591 
 
 — Mill, J. S. A. Comte and positivism 15-266 
 
 — Pin el, A. Essai de philosophic positive 
 
 . 34-5387 
 
 Possibility of limiting populousness. By Marcus. 
 
 L., 1838. 8» .... 2-1005 
 
 Post, L. M. Personal recollections of the American 
 
 revolution : a i^rivate journal, prepared from 
 
 authentic records. Ed. by Sidney Barclay. 
 
 N. Y., 1859 26''-4i9 
 
 — Same ; with title Grace Barclay's diary ; or, 
 
 personal recollectionsof the American revolu- 
 tion. 2d ed. N. Y., 1866 . . 30--'-419'' 
 
 — Soldiers' letters from camp, battlefield, and 
 
 prison. N. Y., 1865 . . . 33-1273 
 
 Post, T. M. The skeptical era in modern history ; 
 
 or, the infidelity of the eighteenth century 
 
 tlie product of spiritual despotism. N. Y., 
 
 1856 32-605 
 
 Post chaise companion ; or, traveller's directory 
 
 through Ireland. W. Wilson . 37''-907 
 
 Post office, English. Lewins, W. Her majestv's 
 
 mails 27^-722 
 
 — Our postal and revenue establishments 27M)01 
 Post oflice, U. S. Annual report ol the postmaster- 
 general. W., 1864-7. 6 v. 8» . 26''-732 
 
PO^T. 
 
 472 
 
 POWEP. 
 
 Post office, U. S. P. o. directory for 18ti(i. List of 
 post offices in the U. S. [;ind Ciinuda] ; with 
 lK)st office liiws, etc. Corrected by J. Dis- 
 turaell. N. Y., IRC,.-). 4» . . 25-298 
 
 — Holbrook, J. G. Ten years among tlie mail 
 
 bags ...... 18-1450 
 
 — Lfiws and regnlationsofth(' department. Com- 
 
 piled by J. A. Ware. W., 18(5(5 S" 2-336 
 
 — Leech, D. D. T. List of p. o. in the U. S. 
 
 2n-lG8 
 
 — List of post-offices and jiostmasters in the U. 8., 
 
 and otiier postal information. Corrected by 
 tlie p. o. department to Oct. 20, 1867. W.. 
 1868. 4° 25-299 
 
 — Miles, P. Postal reform . . 1-211 
 
 — Proposed union with telegraph . 6-939 
 
 — Rees, J. F()ot-)irints of a letter-carrier 26^-818 
 Post office London directory ; comprising, amongst 
 
 other information, official d. ; street d. ; com- 
 mercial d. ; trade d. ; etc. L., 1864. 8" 
 
 25-300 
 
 Post-pleiocene fossils of S. Carolina. F. S. Holmes 
 
 9-1249 
 
 Postage stamp album, illustrated. G. Bausche 
 
 21-291 
 
 Postage stamp collecting. Bellars and Davie 21-9 
 Postans, ^I Cutch ; or, random sketches of West- 
 ern India. T,., 1839. S" . . 281^-516 
 
 — Facts and fictions, illustrative of oriental char- 
 
 acter. L., 1844. 3 V. . . 28b-478 
 
 Postdiluvian iiistory. E. D. Rendell . 32-1714 
 
 Poste, B. Britannic researches ; or, new facts and 
 
 rectifications of ancient British history. L., 
 
 1853. 8° 27''-959 
 
 — Celtic inscriptions on Gaulish and British coins. 
 
 L., 1861. 8« . . . . 27M)60 
 
 Potable water. Wanklyn, J., and Chapman, E. T. 
 
 Examination of . . . . 8-12- 
 
 Potato plant. Smee, A. Uses and properties ; with 
 
 cause of malady .... 4-176 
 
 Pothier, R.J. Contract of partnership, etc. Trans. 
 
 from the French by O. D. Tudor. Ph., 1854. 
 
 8° V. 85 of 2-55 
 
 Potiphar papers. G. W. Curtis . . 18-783 
 
 Potomac and the Rapidan. A. H. Quint 26^-561 
 Potomac, army of the. See Army of the P. ; U. S., 
 
 war of i861-5. 
 Potter, A. Discourses, charges, addresses, pastoral 
 
 letters, etc. Ph., 1858 . • . 32-751 
 
 — Handbook for readers and students. N. Y., 
 
 1843 22-1164 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1845 . . . 22-1 164^ 
 
 — Political economy ; its object, uses and princi- 
 
 ples. N. Y., 1862 . . . 3-181 
 
 — Principles of science applied to the domestic and 
 
 mechanic arts. N.Y.,1847 . 6-910 
 
 — The school, its objects, relations, and uses. N. 
 
 Y., 1848 13-171 
 
 Potter, E. R. Early history of Narragansett. 
 Rhode Island hist. soc. 3 . . '26"-581 
 Potter, John. Archaeologia Graeca ; or, the an- 
 tiquities of Greece. L., 1740. 2 V. 8" 
 
 27''-3210 
 
 — Same; with notes, etc., by J. Boyd. L.. 18n0 
 
 27"-32ll 
 
 Potter, L. J. A. de. Memoirs of Scipio de Ricci, 
 
 reformer of Catholicism in Tuscany. Ed. bv 
 
 T. Roscoe. L. 2 v. 8" . . " 30-1043 
 
 Potter, R. Elementary treatise on mechanics. 4th 
 
 ed. L., 1859. 8° . . . 11-200 
 
 — Elementary treatise on optics. L., 1851. 2 v, 
 
 8" 11-201 
 
 Potter, W. Roman or Turkish bath ; its hygienic 
 
 and curative properties. Manchester, 1859 
 
 10-567 
 
 Pottery, porcelain, etc. Binns, R. W. Century of 
 
 potting, 1751-1851 . . . 5-^364 
 
 — Birch, S. History of ancient pottery 5-164 
 
 — Bohn, H. G. Guide to . . . 5-363 
 
 — Marryat, J. History of . . . 5-95 
 
 Pottery, porcelain, etc. Porter, G. R. Manufacture 
 ofi)orcelain 6-396.7 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. History of the processes, etc. 
 
 (i-343 
 
 Pottleton legacy. Albert Smith . . 18-2922 
 
 Pouchct, G. The plurality of the human race. 
 
 Trans, and ed. by 11. J. C. Beavan. L., 
 
 1864. 8" 9-606 
 
 Poudre aux yeux. E. Labiche et E. Martin 34-3451 
 
 Pouillet, C. S. M. Elements de physique experi- 
 
 u'.entale et de meteorologie. 5me ed. P., 
 
 1847. 2 V 34-4894 
 
 Poujol, A. Proverbes bourgeois. P. . 34-3626 
 Poule et ses poussins. E. de Najac . 34-5208 
 Poultry. Beeton's book of . . . 4-326 
 
 — Bement, C. N. American poulterer's companion 
 
 4-5 
 
 — Bennett, J. C. Poultry book . 4-47 
 
 — Browne, D. J. American poultry yard 4-45 
 
 — Burn ham, G. P. History of the hen fever 
 
 .... 4-204 
 
 — Dickson, W. B. General management of 4-240 
 
 — Dixon, E. S. History and management of 4-50 
 
 — Geyelin, G. K. Poultry breeding, from a com- 
 
 mercial ])oint of view . . . 4-277 
 
 — Jennings, R. Sheep, swine and p. 4-189 
 
 — Reamur, R. A. F. • Hatching and bringing up 
 
 4-286 
 
 — Saunders, S. M. Domestic poultry 4-218 
 
 — Winefield, W., and G. W. Johnson. Poultry 
 
 book 4-503 
 
 — Wright. L. Practical poultry keeper 4-328 
 Pounds, shillings and pence. S. Lover 18-1948 
 Pour une Epingle. J. T. de Saint-Germain 34-4144 
 Pourquoi je reste a la campagne. A. de Pontniartin 
 
 34-3624 
 
 Poussin, G. T. United States ; its power and pro- 
 gress. Ph., 1851. 8° . . . 26''-273 
 
 Pouvez vous mourir tranquille ? A. Monod 34-3549 
 
 Powder. See Fulminating powders ; Gunpowder. 
 
 Powell, C. F. Life of major-general Zachary Taylor. 
 N. Y., 1846. 8° . . . . 30-521 
 
 Powell, J. H. Life incidents and poetic pictures. 
 L., 1865 30-2358 
 
 Powell. J. J. Essay on devises ; with notes, and a 
 treatise on the construction of devises, by T. ' 
 Jarman. Ph., 183'*. 8<> v. 21 and 22 of 2-55 
 
 Powell, T. Living authors of America. N. Y., 1850 
 30-602 
 
 — Livinsr authors of England. N. Y., 1849 30-871 
 Powell, W. B. Natural iiistory of the human tem- 
 peraments. Cin., 1856. 8° . 10-378 
 
 Power, H., et al. Biennial retrospect of medicine, 
 surgery and allied sciences, for 1855,6. L. , 
 1867. 8° 10-838 
 
 Power, J. List of Irish periodical publications from 
 ] 729 to the present time. L. , A. D. 2000-134. 
 4" 21-236 
 
 Power, J. C. Rise and progress of Sunday schools ; 
 a biography of Robert Raikes and W. Fox. 
 K Y., 1863 32-1150 
 
 Power, J. H. Anatomy of the arteries of tlie liunvn 
 body, descriptive and surgical ; Avitli the de- 
 scriptive anatomy of the heart. Ph., 1802 
 10-321 
 
 Power, P. B. " I will" ; being the determinations 
 of the man of God, as found in some of the 
 "I wills" of the Psalms. N. Y., 18(53 
 32-1065 
 
 — Pivot wards of scripture. N. Y., 1869 32-2446 
 Power, T. Born lo <:ood luck ; (adajited from " False 
 
 and true.") F's M. D. v. 6 . 24-113 
 
 — Impressions of America, during 1833. Ph., 
 
 1836. 2 V 26''-104 
 
 — Paddy Carey. F's M. D. v. 9 . 24-113 
 
 — St. Patrick's eve. F's M. D. v. 2 . 24-113 
 Power, W. S. Recollections of a three years' resi- 
 dence in China ; including peregrinations in 
 Si)ain. Morocco, Eirv pt, India, Australia and 
 New Zealand. L.,^1853. 8° . 28i'-283 
 
POWER. 
 
 473 
 
 PREGNANCY. 
 
 Power of prayer. S. I. Prime . . 82-777 
 
 Power of solitude. J. Story . . 23-425 
 
 Powers. Sugden, Sir E. B. Practical treatise on 
 V. 15,16 of 2-55 
 
 Powers of the executive department. A. Conkling 
 2('r'-Sr:'d 
 
 Powers of tlie world to come. G. B. Cliecver 32-475 
 
 Powerscoiu t, T. A., viscountess. Letters and pjipers; 
 ed. by R.Daly. L., 1838. 8° . 32-1865 
 
 Powhatan ; a metrical romance. S. Smitli 23-211 
 
 Pownall, A. Shakspere weighed in an even balance. 
 L., 1864. 8° .... 24-127 
 
 Pownall, T. The administration of the colonies. 
 4th ed. L., 1768 . . . 26--^-158 
 
 Poycr, J. The history of Barbados till 1801. L., 
 1808. 4° 26^216 
 
 Poynter, T. View of the doctrine and practice of 
 the ecclesiastical courts in '.octors' commons, 
 on points relative to marriage and divoice. 
 Ph., 1836 . . . . V. 13 of 2-55 
 
 Poyutz, A., (ed.) World of wonders; with anec- 
 dotes and opinions concerninc popular super- 
 stitions. L., 1845. 8° . ■" . 33-61 
 
 Practical draughtsman's book. W. Johnson 5-615 
 
 Practical evils of dissent. By a clergyman. L., 
 1837 32-2305 
 
 Practical guide to the art of house decoration. W. 
 Sutherland 0-237 
 
 Practical housewife ; a complete encyclopaedia of 
 domestic economy and family medical guide. 
 L., 1860 6-207 
 
 Practical mechanic and engineer's magazine, v. 1-6. 
 Glasgow, 1840-46. 6 v. 4° . 6-980 
 
 Practical mechanic's journal. 2d ser., v. 15-17. 3d 
 ser., v. 1-4. L., 1862-9. 7 v. 40 6-981 
 
 Practical mechanic's journal scientific record of 
 the international exhibition of 1862 ; being a 
 systematic and scientific synopsis of the chief 
 productions shown rel!ltin^• to commerce, arts, 
 and manufactures. Ed. by R. Mallet. L. 4" 
 6-989 
 
 Practical tourist. Z. Allen . . . 27''-126 
 
 Practical treatise on the choice and cookery of fish. 
 ByPiscator. 2d ed. L., 1854 . 6-177 
 
 Practical treatise on dyeing and calico-printing. 
 N. Y., 1846. 8» . . . . 6-401 
 
 Practice, [legal.] Cliitty, J. Practical treatise on 
 contracts and defences to actions thereon 2-18 
 
 — Dunlap, J. D. Book of forms lor Pennsylvania 
 
 courts 2-38 
 
 — Hennell, C. Forms of declarations, etc. 
 
 V. 3 of 2-55 
 
 — Macnamara, H. Nullities and irregularities 
 
 V. 89 of 2-55 
 
 — Troubat, F. J., and W. W. Haly. Practice in 
 
 civil actions ..... 2-323 
 
 — See Actions; Awards; Conve)%ancing; Discov- 
 
 ery ; Evidence ; Partition ; Replevin ; Sheriff. 
 Pradall,"M. P., and M. F. Malepeyre. Treatise on 
 
 perfumery. Trans, by H. Dussauce. Ph., 
 
 1864. 8" 6-250 
 
 Pratt, M. de. Conuressof Vienna. Trans, from the 
 
 French. L.^ 1816. S" . . 27"-3395 
 
 — Europe after the congress of Ai,x.-La-Cliapi)('lle. 
 
 Trans, by G. A. Otis. Ph., 1820. 8° 27''-3396 
 Praed, W. M. Poems; with a memoir by D. Cole- 
 
 ridsie. N. Y., 1865. 2 v. . . 23-271 
 
 Pragay, J. Outlines of the prominent circumstances 
 
 attending the Hungarian struggle for freedom; 
 
 together with brief biographical sketches of 
 
 leading statesmen and generals. N. Y., 1850 
 
 27^-2054 
 
 Prank. J.Abbott . . . v. 2 of 18-15 
 
 Prairie. J. F. Cooper .... 18-732 
 
 Prairie Crusoe, the .... 18-2539 
 
 Prairie farming in America. J. Caird . 4-98 
 
 Prairie flower. G. Aimnrd . . . 18-98 
 
 Prairiedom ; rambles and scrambles in Texas, or 
 
 New Estremadura. By a suthron. N. Y., 
 
 1845 se^-ioe 
 
 Prairies. Gresig, J. Commerce of the 26''-42 
 
 — Irviuir, W. Tour on the 1 8-1581 ;26h-288 
 Praise and principle. M. J. M'Intosh . 18-1978 
 Prandi. F. See Ripa. 
 
 Prali, J. de. Improved system of teaching lan- 
 guages. L., 1827. 8" . • . "13-224 
 
 — Pestalozzian and chrestomathic systems. L., 
 
 1839. 8" . . . . . 13-224 
 
 Pratt, J., and J. H. Memoir of the Rev. Joseph 
 Pratt. N. Y., 1855 . . . ;'0-1033 
 
 Pratt, J. B. Letters on the Scandinaviiin churches, 
 
 their doctrine, worship and polity. L., 186.5 
 
 32-1043 
 
 Pratt, J. PL Treatise on attraet'ons, Lapb'ce's func- 
 tions, and the figure of the earth. Camb-. and 
 L., 1868 ... . . • . 12-108 
 
 Pratt, J. T. Abstract of accounts of loan societies 
 
 in England and Wales, to December 31, 1P67 
 
 1--27 
 
 Pratt, W. W. Ten nights in a bar-room. F'sS. D. 
 V. 43 24-221 
 
 Pray, L. G. Historv of Sunday-schools and of re- 
 ligious education. B., 1847 . 32-784 
 
 Prayir. Bennet, T. History of the use of set forms, 
 and discourse on the gift of prayer 32-2360 
 
 — Chambers, T. W. Noon prayer-meeting 32-778 
 
 — Gumming, J. Observations on the Lord's 
 
 prayer 32-987 
 
 — Phelps, A. Still hour . . . 32-1606 
 
 — Prime, S. I. Five years of prayer 32-1286 
 Power of 32-777 
 
 — Spring, G. The mercy scat . . 82-2345 
 
 — Thompson, A. C. Thoughts on . 32-1106 
 Prayer bonk. Butler, C. M. Book of common 
 
 l)rayer interpreted by its history . 32-1960 
 
 — Lathbury, T. History of the book of common 
 
 jirayef 32-821 
 
 — Proctor, F. History of the book of connnon 
 
 prayer 32-2-133 
 
 — See Book of common prayer ; Liturgies and 
 
 names of sects. 
 Prayers. Beechei-, H W. Prayers from the Plv- 
 mouth pulpit .... 32-2346 
 
 — Macdulf, J. R. Evening incense . 32-383 
 Morning and night watches . 32-381 
 
 — Whitemarsli, C. S. Prayers of the ages 32-2344 
 Praying and working. W. F. Stev(nson 32-1039 
 Preacher and the king. L. Bungener . 18-508 
 Preacher, the fashionable . . , 32-353 
 Preacher's assistant. J.Cooke . . 32-2135 
 Preachers. Fish, H. C Pulpit eloquence 32-1947 
 
 — Hood, E. P. Lamps, pitchers and trumi)et8 
 
 32-1727 
 
 — J<ihnsfn,J. Popular preachers . 32-1431 
 
 — Milburn, W. H. Pioneer jireachers 26''-441 
 
 — Wilson, W. Popular p. of the ancient church 
 
 32-857 
 
 — See Clergymen. 
 
 Preaching. See Homiletics ; Ministry ; Pulpit ; 
 
 Sermons. 
 Pre-Adamite man. Mrs. G. J. C. Duncan 
 Preble, E. Sabine, L. Life of. (S. A. B 
 
 Preble, Harriet. Lee, R. H. Life of . 
 Preces viginti qua! nor linguis. Nierses 
 Precaution. J. F. Cooper 
 Precedents of proceedings. J. Hatsell 
 Preceptor's assistant. D. Williams 
 Precieux et precieuscs. C. L. Livet 
 Preciosa. C. M. von Weber 
 Precious metals. Jacob, W. Inquiry on 
 
 — King, C. W. Natural history of . 
 Precious stones. See Gems. 
 
 Precis de I'art de la guerre. H. baron de Jomini 
 
 3-1-4769 
 
 Pre-Columbian discovery of America. B. F. De 
 
 Costa 26"-1053 
 
 Pregnancy. Montgomery, W. F. Signs and svmp- 
 
 toms 10-438 
 
 — See Obstetrics. 
 
 32-955 
 
 . 22) 
 
 30-497 
 
 30-924 
 
 34-2940 
 
 18-733 
 
 27"-4051 
 
 33-438 
 
 34-4551 
 
 5-863 
 
 1-129 
 
 9-317 
 
PRE-HTSTORTC. 
 
 474 
 
 PRESSENSE. 
 
 Piv-historic man. D. Wilson . . 29'^140 
 Pre-liisloric nations. J. D. Baldwin . 29''-27o 
 Pre-histovic remains of Caithness. S. Laing, jr., 
 
 and T. H. Huxley . . . 27''-1840 
 Pre-historic times. J. Lubbock . . 29''-186 
 
 Prt'iuire. J. Noriac 34-3009 
 
 Pirhule. W. Wordsworth 23-284 ; v. 7 of 23-453 
 Premaray, J. de. Les droits de Thonune; comedie 
 
 en 2 actes en prose. P.. 18o9 . 34-3027 
 Premium, P>. Eiirlit years in British Guiana; 1840- 
 
 48. L., 18H0. 8» . . : 20''-488 
 
 Prendergast, G. L. Complete concordance to the 
 
 poetical works of Milton. Madras, 1857. 4" 
 
 23-1305 
 
 Prendersast, J. P. The Cromwellian settlement 
 
 of Ireland. L , 1805. 8« . . 27''-1515 
 Prendergast, T. The mastery series : Handbook ; 
 
 French; German. N. Y., 1808. 3 v. 
 
 22-351 
 
 Prentice, A. Historical sketches and personal recol- 
 lections of Manchester. L., 1851. 8» 27M)70 
 Prentice, G. D. Biouraphy of Henry Clay. Hart., 
 
 1831 . . ^ . . . . 30-93 
 
 — Prenticeana 18-2540 
 
 — Memoir of S. S. Prentiss. N. Y., 1855. 2 v. 
 
 . . . . . 30-850 
 
 Pre-RafFaellitism. E. Young . . 5-80 
 
 Preshyti're, le. R. Topffer . . . 34-3872 
 Presbytereavec ses ombres. [Sunnyside.] Mrs. E. 
 
 S. Phelps . . • . . . 34-4421 
 Presbyterian church and presbyterianism. Adair, P. 
 
 Rise and "progress of, in Ireland . 32-1912 
 
 — Baird, S. J. History of the new school 32-2442 
 Acts, deliverances, and testimonies 32-2528 
 
 — Barnes, A. The church and slavery 32-1580 
 
 — Boardman. II. A. The general assembly of 18(!0 
 
 32-2501 
 
 — Book of common prayer . . 32-1324 
 
 — Brown, I. V. Historical vindication of the 
 
 abrogation of the plan of the union 32-1730 
 
 — Constitution of the presbyterian church in U. S. 
 
 32-1133 
 
 — Constitution ; with plan of srovernment. Ph., 
 
 1827 . . . . ^. . 32-2152 
 
 — The form of govermnent, and forms of process 
 
 . ' 32-2157 
 
 — Gillett, E. II. History of the presb. church in 
 
 US • . . 32-1489 
 
 — Goodsir, ,1. T. Westminster confession exam- 
 
 ined . . '. . . . 32-2500 
 
 — Green, A. Domestic and foreign missions 
 
 32-2154 
 
 — Hill, W. History of American presbyterianism 
 32-2520 
 
 — Ilodire, C. Histor}^ of the presbvterian church 
 
 in U. S ' . 32-1091 
 
 — Hughes, J., and J. Breckenridge. Discussion 
 
 . 32-87 
 
 — Judd, G. N., et al. History of the division 
 
 32-423 
 
 — Lathrop, D. W. Case of general assembly of, 
 
 before sui)reme conn . . . 32-1430 
 
 — Miller, S. Constitution and order of the Chris- 
 
 tian ministry .... 32-202 
 
 — Minutes of the general assembly of the presby- 
 
 terian church' in the U. S. of A., 1789-1847. 
 3 V. 8" 32-1980 
 
 — Ncvin, A. Churches of the valley 32-1030 
 
 — Records <if presb. church, 1710-88; ed. bv W. 
 
 M. Engles. Ph., 1841. 8" . . 32-1929 
 
 — Reid. J. S. History of p. c. in Ireland 32-1984 
 
 — Smith, J. Old redslone . . . 32-554 
 
 — Smyth, T. Ecclesiastical re])ublicanism 32-1557 
 
 — Webster, R. History of the presbyterian church 
 
 in 32-743 
 
 — Wood, J. The doctrinal differences 32-1384 
 
 — See Church of Scotland ; Covenant and cove- 
 
 nanters ; Westm-nster. 
 Presbyterian church inTreul(m. Hall, J. FTistory 
 of 32-2159 
 
 Presbyterian quarterly review, v. 1,2. Ph., 1853. 
 8° 32-1882 
 
 — See American presbyterian and theological re- 
 
 view. 
 
 Presbytei'ian theological seminary of the northwest, 
 
 Chicago, inaugural addresses. Ph., 1800. S"* 
 
 32-1429 
 
 Prescott, H. E. See Spofford, Mrs. H. E. 
 
 Prcscott, G. B. History, theory, and practice of the 
 electric telegraph. B., 1800 . 0-915 
 
 Prescott, H. P. Tobacco and its adulterations. L., 
 1858. 8" 10-805 
 
 Prescott, W. H. Biographical and critical miscel- 
 lanies. Ph., 1804. 80 . . 22-1103 
 
 — History of the conquest of Mexico; with a pre- 
 
 liminary view of the ancient Mexican civiliza- 
 tion, and the life of the conqueror, Hernando 
 Cortes. N. Y., 1843. 3 v. 8° . 20''-103 
 
 — History of the conquest of Peru ; with a pre- 
 
 liminary view of the civilization of the Incas. 
 N. Y.,1847. 2v. 8° . . 2G''-160 
 
 — History of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, 
 
 the catholic. B., 1838. 3 v. 8° 27"-2048 
 
 — History of the reign of Philip II, king of Spain. 
 
 B.,1855. 3 V. 8» . . . 27^-2049 
 
 — Life of Charles V, after abdication. See Robert- 
 
 son, W. . . . ; . 27»-2070 
 
 — Life of C. B. Brown. (S. A. B. 1) 30-497 
 
 — Ticknor, G. Life of . . . 30-1480 
 Present age and inner life. A. .7. Davis 32-1424 
 Present heaven. Dora Green well . 32-1030 
 Present jwsition of the "liberal" party. By au- 
 thor of " Miriam Ma}^ " L., 1802. 8» 27«-9G3 
 
 Present religion. S. S. Hennell . . 32-1756 
 Present state of Australia. H.Melville 29''-212 
 
 Present state of Great Britain and North America. 
 
 J. Mitchil 
 
 Present state of Peru. [Compiled by J. 
 from "Elmercurio Peruano.] L., 
 
 1-200 
 Skinner, 
 1805. 4° 
 2G''-1007 
 L. Pour 
 20M021 
 
 Presidential election, 1808. Motley 
 questions for the people 
 
 — National union republican convention 20''-1021 
 
 — See Grant, U. S. 
 
 President's daughters. Fredrika Bremer 18-402,3 
 
 Presidents of the United States. Abbott, J. S. C. 
 
 Lives of 30-1852 
 
 — Lincoln, R. W. Lives of . . 30-439 
 
 — Williams, E Statesman's manual 20»'-699 
 
 — See U. S. ; and names of j^residents. 
 
 Press. Act against unlicensed and scandalous books 
 and pamphlets .... 21-138 
 
 — Hnnt, F. K. The fourth estate . 22-1099 
 
 — Kniuht, C. The old printer and the modern 
 
 press 30-1053 
 
 — Mcintosh, C. A. Popular outlines of 21-77 
 
 — Munsell, J. The typographical miscellany 
 
 21-229 
 
 — Timperley, C. H. Songs of the press 23-977 
 
 — See Journalism ; Newspapers ; Periodical litera- 
 
 ture ; Printing. 
 Pressense, E. de. The critical school and Jesus 
 Christ : a replv to Renan's life of Jesus. 
 Trans, by L. Corkran. L. . . 32-1325 
 
 — La famille Chretienne. 2me ed. P., 1857. 8° 
 
 34-4590 
 
 — Jesus Christ ; his times, life and work. L., 
 
 1800. 8» 32-1911 
 
 — Land of the gospel ; notes of a journey in the 
 
 east. L ■28''-481 
 
 — The redeemer : a sketch of the history of re- 
 
 demption. Trans, from 2d ed., by J. H. 
 Myers. B.,1807. . . . 32-2315 
 
 — Religion and the reign of terror ; or, the church 
 
 during the French revolulion. N. Y., 1809 
 32-2472 
 
 — The religions before Christ ; being an introduc- 
 
 tion to the history of the first three centuries 
 of the church. Trans, bv L. Corkran. Ed., 
 1802. 8» . . . ' . . 32-1003 
 
PRESSENSE. 
 
 475 
 
 PRIESTLY. 
 
 Pressense, Mme E. de. La maison blanche. P., 
 1861 34-3629 
 
 — Rosa. P 34-3628 
 
 — Rosa, the Parisian girl . . . 18-846 
 Preston, Laura. Aideane . . . 18-2549 
 
 — lu bonds : a novel .... 18-2548 
 Preston, Lvnian. Tables of interest at 8, 10, and 
 
 12i)e'rcent. N. Y., 1800. 8" . 1-296 
 
 — Treatise on book-keeping, "ly single and double 
 
 entry. 43d ed. K Y'., 1816. ^ 8° 1-79 
 
 Preston, M. Studies in Shakspeare. Ph., 1869 
 
 24-240 
 
 Preston, Richard. Essay on the quantity and 
 quality of estates ; with more immediate refer- 
 ence to the law of merger. PJi., 1843. 8" 
 
 V. 42 of 2-55 
 
 Pretenders, the, and their adherents. J. H. Jesse 
 30-2;)7 
 
 — See Stuart, C. 
 
 Pretension. Mrs. S. Ellis . . . 18-1012 
 Pretre (du) ; de la fenime ; de la famille. J. Michelet 
 
 34-4122 
 
 Preuss, C. Topographical map of the road from 
 
 Missouri to Oregon ; fiom the field notes and 
 
 journal of J. C Fremont, and from sketches 
 
 and notes made by his assistant, Charles 
 
 Preuss. Bait., 1846. Obi. f" . 25-351 
 
 Prevention better than cure. Mrs. Ellis 33-447 
 
 Preville, P. L. Dubus. Memoires. v. 6 34-3r)19 
 
 Previsions of Lady Evelyn, [in Triumphs of time ] 
 
 Mrs. A. Marsh .... 18-2110 
 
 Pre vost d' Exiles, A. F. Histoire de Manon Lescaiit ; 
 
 precede d' une notice sur la vie de Prevos^t 
 
 par Sainte-Beuve. P., 1859 . 34-36:')0 
 
 — DeanofColeraine .... 18-2"45 
 Priaulx, O. tie Beauvoir. Qurestiones mot-aicje ; 
 
 or, the first part of the bouk of Genesis com- 
 pared with the remains of ancient religions. 
 2d ed. L., 1854. 8° . . . 32-3141 
 
 Price, B. Principles of currency, with a letter 
 
 from M. Chevalier on the history of tlie treaty 
 
 of connnerce with France. Oxf, 1869. 8" 
 
 1-350 
 
 Price, E. Sec Forester, T. 
 
 Price, E. K. Memoir of Philip and Rachel Price. 
 Ph., 1852 30-715 
 
 Price, George. Jamaica and the colonial oftic(\ 
 Who caused tlie crisis? L., 1866. 8" 26''-fS44 
 
 Price, George. Treatise on fire and thief-proof 
 
 depositories, and locks and keys. L., 1856. 8° 
 
 6-402 
 
 Price, L. Manual of photographic manipul.ition. 
 L.,1858 . . • . . 6-916 
 
 Price, Philip and Rachel. Memoir, by E. K. Price 
 . . 30-715 
 
 Price, R. Observations on reversionary payments ; 
 on schemes for providing annuities ; (m the 
 method of calculating the values of assurances 
 on lives, and on the national debt; witli a 
 set of tables. L., 1771. 8° . 1-58 
 
 — Same. 6th ed. L., 1803. 2 v. B" 1-247 
 
 — Observations on the nature of civil liberty, the 
 
 principles of government, and the justice and 
 ])oiicy of the war with America. L., 1776. 
 
 8" 2-828 
 
 Price, T. History of protestant non-conformity in 
 Enffland, from the reformation under Henrv 
 Vlil. L.. 1836. 2 V. 8" . . 32-296 
 
 — Wisdom and genius of Shakespeare ; with select 
 
 and oriirinal notes, and scriptural references. 
 
 Ph., 1839 24-169 
 
 Price, U. On the picturesque ; Avith an essay on 
 
 the origin of taste, and much oritrinal matter. 
 
 By T. D. Lauder. Ed., 1842. 8" 5-149 
 
 Price current. Grotjan, P. A. Philadelphia public 
 
 sale report 1-502 
 
 Prices. Fleetwood, W. Chronicon preciosum. 
 
 [English] 1-335 
 
 — Rainier, J. S. Synopsis of the prices of wheat 
 
 1-519 
 
 Prices. Rogers, J. E. T. History of, 1259 to 1793 
 1-274 
 
 — Stirling, P. J. Philosophy of trade 1-128 
 
 — Tooke, T. History of . . . 1-137 
 Prichard, J. C. An analysis of the Egyptian my- 
 thology ; with a critical examination of the 
 remains of Eg3'ptian chronology. L., 1819. 
 8°. . / . . . . 28''-162 
 
 — Eastern origin of the ("eltic nations proveil l)y a 
 
 comparison of their dialects with the Sanskrit, 
 Greek, Latin, and Teutonic languages ; form- 
 ing a supplement to Researches into the phys- 
 ical iiistory of mankind. Ed. by R. G. La- 
 tham. L., 1859. 8° . . . 27"-3520 
 
 — Natural history of man ; comprising inquiries 
 
 into the modifying influence of physical and 
 moral agencies on the diflferent tribes of the 
 human family. 4th ed. By E. Norris. L., 
 1855. 2 V. 8" . . . . 9-608 
 
 — Researches into the physical history of mankind. 
 
 4th ed. L., 1841-7. 5 v. 8° . 9-609 
 
 — Six ethnographical maps illustrative of " The 
 
 natural history of man," and "Researches 
 **." 2d ed. fo. . . . 9-1257 
 
 Prichard. See Pritchard. 
 
 Pride. Zimmermann, J. G. National pride 
 
 2-924 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Miss J. Austen . 18-225 
 
 Prideaux, H. The old and new testament con- 
 nected in the history of the Jews and neigh- 
 boring nations. 9th ed. L., 1725. 4 v. 8° 
 32-177 
 
 — The true nature of imposture displayed in the 
 
 life of Mahomet. Calcutta, 1820. 8" 
 
 30-1991 
 
 Prideaux, M. History of the apostolical succession : 
 '• a tract for the times ;" a list of the popes of 
 Rome from the earliest period to the seven- 
 teenth century ; continued, with copiousnotes, 
 by C. Cooke. L., 1840 . . 32-149 
 
 Prideaux, T. S. On economy of fuel, particularly 
 with reference to reverberator}' lurnaces (or 
 manufacture of iron, and to steam boilers. 
 L., 1853 6-525 
 
 Prideaux, W. F. See Markham, C. R. 
 
 PriLlden, W. Australia ; its history and present 
 condition. 2d ed. L., 1845 . 29|M13 
 
 Pjiest, J. American antiquities, and discoveries in 
 the west ; being an exhibition of the evidence 
 that an ancient population of partially civilized 
 nations, differing entirely from those of the 
 present Indians, peopled America many cen- 
 turies belbre its discovery by Columbus. 
 Alb., 1833. 8° . . . . 26^'-167 
 
 Priest and Huguenot. L. Bungener . 18-509 
 
 Priest, Puritan', and preacher. J. C. Ryle 30-864 
 
 Priestcraft. Gordon, T. Apology lor Parson Al- 
 beroni 33-886 
 
 — Howitt, W. History of . . . 32-1144 
 Priestly, J. Essaj' on the first principles of gov- 
 ernment, and on the nature of political and 
 civil liberty. L., 1835. 8" . . 32-2r,03 
 
 — General history of the Christian church, from 
 
 the fail of the western empire. Northumber- 
 land, 1802,3. 4 V. 8" . . 32-1529 
 
 — History of the sufferings of L. De INIavoUes 
 
 and I. Le Fevre, upon the revocation of the 
 edict of Nantz ; with a general account of the 
 treatment of the protestants in the gallics of 
 France, by John Bion. Birmingliam, 1788. 
 8° ...... 30-348 
 
 — Lectures on history and general policy ; with 
 
 an essay on a course of liberal education lor 
 
 civil and active life. Birmingham, 1788. 4° 
 
 29''-405 
 
 — Same ; with an additional lecture on the consti- 
 
 tution of the U. S. 1st Am. ed. Ph., 1803. 
 2 V. 8° 29''-169 
 
 — Memoirs written by himself; Avith continuation 
 
 by liis son. L., 1809 . . . 30-440 
 
PRIMACY. 
 
 ^76 
 
 PRINTING. 
 
 Primacy of the apostolic see vindicated. F. P. Ken- 
 rick 82-716 
 
 Primary instruclion in relation to education. S, S. 
 Laurie 1.3 121) 
 
 Primary truihs of reiipion. T.M.Clark 32-221)9 
 
 Prime/ N. S. History of Long Island. N. Y., 
 1845 2rr'-426 
 
 Prime, S. I. Five j-ears of prayer, with tlie answers. 
 N. Y., 18«4 ;!2-128G 
 
 — Letters from Switzerland. N. Y., 18G0 
 
 27''--61 
 
 — Memoirs of tiie Rev. Nicholas Murray, D. D., 
 
 N. Y., 1802 80-1413 
 
 — The power of prayer, illustrated in the wonder- 
 
 ful displays of divine urace nt the Fulton 
 street and otlier meetings, in New York and 
 elsewhere, in 18~.7,8. N. Y., 18ri) ;-:-2-777 
 
 — Travels in Europe and the enst; a year in Eng- 
 
 hind. Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Bel- 
 gium, Holland, Gernniny, Austiia, Italy, 
 Greece, Turkey, Syria, Pa estine, and E<.'vi)t. 
 N. Y.. 1S(;3. 2 V. . . . 27''-:i70 
 
 Prime, T. Monoirra])!) of Americnn corbiculadse, 
 (recent and fossil.) W., 18(5-1 8". [Sm. 
 misc. col V. 7] . . . . 11-188 
 
 Prime, W. C. Boat-life in E<:ypt and Nubi;!. N. 
 Y , 1K.")7 . . .' . . 28'>-242 
 
 — Coins, medals, and seals, ancient and modern. 
 
 N. Y., 1>-'01. 8" . . . . 21)"-12f! 
 
 — Old iionse by tlie river . . . 18-2.-)47 
 
 — The Owl creek letters, and other correspondence. 
 
 N. Y., 1848 2({"-532 
 
 — Tent-life in the holy land. N. Y., 1857 28"-24:i 
 Prime minister, the. W. H. G. Kingston 18-89:18 
 Prime numbers, tal)les of. E. Ilinkiey 14-104 
 Primeval man. Duke of Arayll . . 2!)''-274 
 Primitive marriage. J. F. M'Lennan . 29"-! 61 
 Prince, D. Ortbopedics : a systematic treatise ui)on 
 
 tlie prevention and correction of deformities. 
 
 Ph., 1866. 8° . . . . 10-050 
 
 Prince, L. B. The articles of confederation m. the 
 
 constiluticm. N. Y., 18<i7 . . 26M)18 
 
 Prince, T. Cbronological history of New England, 
 
 in the form of annals. 3d ed., by S. G. 
 
 Drake. B., 1852. 8° . . . 2G"-637 
 
 — Annals of New England. Mass. hist. col. 2d 
 
 ser. V. 7 . .' . . . 26^-888 
 
 — Catalogue of the American portion of library,; 
 
 with a memoir and list of his publications, bv 
 W. H. Wbiimore. B., 1868 . 21-93 
 
 Prince, the. N. Machiavelli 
 
 V. 2 of 33-1041 ;34-5358 
 
 Ellen Pickering . 18-2501 
 
 young chevalier. M. Jolines 
 
 30-1218 
 
 34-5110 
 
 Geosrrapby 
 
 26''-942 
 
 Mrs. C. Miindt 
 
 18-4164 
 J. II. Ingraham 
 
 18-1507 
 
 Prince of K is'ina. R. B. Kimball . 18-1739 
 Prince of Wales in America. K. Cornwallis 
 
 26>'-396 
 
 Prince Z. et le princesse Ploris. J. Iletzel 34-4170 
 Princes. Edgar, J. D. Boy i)rinces . 30-907 
 
 Princes de Maquenoise. H. de Saint-Georges 
 
 34-4592 
 
 Princes of Wales Doran, J. Book of 30-1025 
 
 — Williams, R. F. Lives (.f . . 80-538 
 Princess : a medley. A. Tennyson . 23-227 
 Princess of Brunswick-Woll'enbuttel. H. Zschokke 
 
 18-3041 
 
 Princesse de ("leves. Mmede La Fayette 34-5131,2 
 Princesse de Monaco, vie et aventures. A. Dumas 
 
 34-5437 
 
 Princesse de Montpensier. Mnie de La Fayette 
 
 34-5132 
 Princesse Flora. A. Dumas . . 34-3236 
 
 Prince and peddler. 
 Prince Charlie, the 
 
 Prince Coqueluche 
 Prince E Iwar.l island. 
 
 and histor}' of 
 Prince Euiene and his times 
 
 E. Ourliac . 
 Sutherland, G. 
 
 Prince of the house of David. 
 
 Green, M. A. E. Lives of 
 
 . . . ;-;o-725 
 
 Lives of, from George T 
 
 . " 80-1045 
 Lives of . . 80-050 
 
 See Biblic il repertory. 
 
 Princesses of England. 
 
 — Hall," Mrs.' M. 
 
 — Strickland, A. 
 Princeton review. 
 Principal and surety. Theobald, W. Law of 
 
 V. 1 of 2-~>5 
 
 Principe du droit et dn gouvernement. P. J. Proud- 
 hon 84-4297 
 
 Principles and practice of engineering and survey- 
 ing. C. Bourns . .' . . 14-li)8 
 
 Principles of beauty. M. A. Schimmelpennick 
 
 5-168 
 
 Principles of courtesy. G. W. Hervey . 8;^-"67 
 
 PrincijVles of currency. B. Price . . l-"50 
 
 Princip'es of law reform. From the London revii^w. 
 By P. Q. L., 1885. 8" . . 82-2503 
 
 Principh's of money applied to coin of Benual. J. 
 Steuart . . . . . " 1-299 
 
 Princi])les of naval staff rank, and its history in the 
 U. S. navy for over half a century. By a sur- 
 geon in the U. S. N. l^^OO. 8» . 2-:"80 
 
 Principles of reform. J. B. Kinnear . 2-758 
 
 Prinsep, FI. T. See Ramehunder, Dnss. 
 
 Prinsej), J. Essays on Indian antiquities, historic, 
 numismatic, and palaeograpbic ; witb tables 
 illustrative of Indian history, etc. Ed., with 
 additienal matter, by E. Tliomas. L.. 1858. 
 2 V. 8" . . • . . 28M79 
 
 Printer boy; or, how Ben Franklin made his mark. 
 W. M. Thayer .... 80-1800 
 
 Printer's circular : a record of typography, litera- 
 ture, arts, and sciences. Ph., 1868. 3 v. 
 
 ' 21-817 
 
 21-800 
 
 21-1 
 
 21-295 
 
 graphia 
 Berard. A. 
 
 Elzevirs 
 Blades, W. 
 
 — Falkenstein, K. 
 
 kunst . 
 
 — Fournier, P. S. 
 
 — Greswell,'w. P. 
 
 phy 
 
 — Guide to trade. 
 
 — Hansard, T. C. 
 Process of . 
 
 Printers' marks. J. P. Berjean . 
 Printing. Adams, T. F. Typographia 
 
 — Ames, J. Typographical antiquities 
 
 — Bandini, A. M. De Florentina intarum tvpo- 
 21-59 
 
 S. L. Essai sur les editions des 
 
 21-10 
 
 Life and typography of W. Caxlon 
 
 ' . . 21-804 
 
 Dibdin, T. F. Bibliographical Decameron 
 
 . . . . . . 21-191 
 
 Geschichte der Buchdrucker- 
 21-809 
 De r origine de V imprimerie 
 21-46 
 Annals of Parisian typoora- 
 21-185 
 The printer . . 0-491 
 Typographia . 21-811 
 . . . 843 
 Treatises on the art of . . 21-83 
 
 — Humphreys, H. N. History of the art cf 
 
 . . . . . . 21-819 
 
 — .Tolmson, J. Typograp''ia . . 21-65 
 
 — Johnson, L., & Co. Book of specimens of types 
 
 21-537 
 
 — Knight, C. Old printer and modern press 
 
 ^ 80-1653 
 
 — Lambinet P. Recherches sui 1' origine 21-211 
 
 — La Serna, C. A. S. Essay on the origin of 
 
 21-541 
 
 — MacKellar, T. The American printer 21-75 
 
 — Meerman, G. Oritrines typograi)bicae 21-356 
 
 — Mendez, P. Tipografia iEsjianola . 21-223 
 
 — Mnnsell, J. Typoixraphical miscellany 21-229 
 
 — Palmer, S. General history of . 21-343 
 
 — Proof-sheet 21-540 
 
 — Renouard, A. A. Annales de 1' imprimerie des 
 
 Aide 21-342 
 
 — Ruse, G., and C. Straker. Printing and its ac- 
 
 cessories 21-10()* 
 
 — Savafre. W. Dictionary of the art of 21-850 
 
 — Timperly, C. H. Dictionary of . 21-865 
 
 — Wallace. J. VV. Address on Bradford 26»-549 
 
 — See Bibliography; Calico printing ; Ink ; Press, 
 
PRINTING. 
 
 477 
 
 PROCEEDINGS. 
 
 Printing clubs. Himie, xV. Loarned societies and p. c. 
 22-1098 
 
 Printing societies. See Camden soc. ; Cavendish 
 soc. ; Early English text soc. ; Library of en- 
 teitaining knowledge; Library of fathers; 
 Library of use:ul knowledge ; New Syden- 
 ham soc. ; Parker soc. 
 
 Prints. Caulfield, J. Printseller's chronicle 5-310 
 
 — Ciialcograpliimania .... 23-983 
 • — Cumberland, G. Catalogue of Italian p 5-092 
 
 — See Engraving ; Pictures ; Photographs ; Por- 
 
 traits. 
 Prior, J. Life of Edmcmd Malone ; with selections 
 from his manuscript anecdotes. L., 1800. 8° 
 30-1237 
 
 — ^Memoir C)f the life and character of the Riuht 
 
 Hon. Edmund Burke. Ph., 1825. 8° 30-00 
 Prior. M. Poetical works; will 
 
 B.,18. 3. 2v 
 
 — (Evil's poets of G. B.) ., . 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) 
 Prior, R. C. A. Ancient Danish ballads. 
 
 3 V. 8° 
 
 Prise de Jericho. Mnie M. J. R. Cottin 
 
 Prison as.sociation ol' New York. Annual report of 
 the executive committee. Alb., 1807. 8" 
 2-1004 
 
 Prison books and their authors. J. L. Langford 
 30-1078 
 
 Prison du comte d' Edimbourg. [Heart of Mid- 
 Lothian.] Sir \V. Scott ■" . . 34-4998 
 
 Plison discipline societv, annual reports. (1-7, 
 1820-32.) B., 18 0-33. 2 v. 8" 2-1003 
 
 Prisoner of war ; or, five nionthsamongthe Yankees. 
 By A. R.lleman, esq., geat. Rich'd, [1805.] 
 
 by J. 
 
 Mi t ford. 
 23-357 
 23-478 
 23-194 
 
 L., 1800. 
 
 23-010 
 
 34-3104 
 
 8" 
 
 20"- 1900 
 
 2r)"-l!)0 
 
 National 
 
 sanitary 
 
 Prisoners of Perote. W. P. Stapp 
 Prisoners of war. See Andersonville ; 
 
 cemeteries ; Roll of honor ; U. S. 
 
 commission. 
 Prisons, piison discipline, and prison life. Criminal. 
 
 — Adams, N. The cross in the cell . 32-2438 
 
 — Adshead, J. Prisons and jjrisoners 2-505 
 
 — Burt, J. T. System of separate confinement 
 
 2-574 
 
 — Cameron, J. Memoirs . . . 2-955 
 
 — Carey, M. Thoughts on penitentiaries 3-59 
 
 — Chesterton, G. L. Revelations of prison life 
 
 . . . 2-()09 
 
 — Clay, W. L. Memoir of John Clay 30-13i»4 
 
 — Dixon, W. H. London prisons . 37''-330 
 
 — — John Howard, and the prison world of Eu- 
 
 rope 30-992 
 
 — Ewart, J. Sanitary condition and discipline of 
 
 Indian jails ..... 10-283 
 
 — Female life in prison . . . 2-954 
 
 — Foulke, W. P. Remarks on cellular separation 
 
 2-050 
 
 — Gould, J. S. Report on diet, heating, ventila- 
 
 tion, etc 10-530 
 
 — Gurney, J. J. Prisons in Scotland 2-092 
 
 — Journal of prison discipline . . 2-904 
 
 — Kingsmill, J. Prisons and pri.soners 2-757 
 
 — Lafarge, M. C. Heures de prison . 34-3454 
 
 — Lucky, J. Life in Sing Sing . . 2-770 
 
 — Mayliew, H., and J. JSinney. Criminal p. of 
 
 Loudon 2-788 
 
 — Mullen, W. J. Annual reports of prison agent 
 
 2-972 
 
 — Prison discipline society, annual reports 2-1003 
 
 — Thompson, G. Imprisonment of Work, Burr, 
 
 and Thompson .... 30-1430 
 
 — Wines, E. C, and T. W. Dwight. Prisons and 
 
 reformatories .... 2-91o 
 
 — See Convicts; Crime and punishment; Crim- 
 
 inal; Penitentiaries; Punishment. 
 
 — Military and political. 
 
 — Abbott, A. 0. Prison life in the south 2e''-70e 
 
 — Barriere, J. F. Memoires de Clery, de Mont- 
 
 pensier, de Riputfe , . . v. 9 of 84-3519 
 
 Prisons. Military and political. 
 
 — Bernard, M. Dix ans de prison 
 
 — Boniface, J. X. Emploi du temps 
 
 — Dying speeches of state prisoners . 
 
 — Ely, A. .Journal in Richmond 
 
 — Ferguson, J. Record of sufferings. 
 
 — Harris, W. C. 
 
 34-3081 
 34-3058 
 2-282 
 20"-415 
 etc. 
 . ■ 2e''-737 
 Prison life at Richmond 
 20''-413 
 
 — Keily, A. M. In vinculus . . 20^-829 
 
 — Mitchel, J. .Jail journal . . 30-2400 
 
 — Pollard, E. A. Observations in the north 
 
 20»-1900 
 
 — Prisoner of war ; or, five months anumg the 
 
 Yankees 20''-1900 
 
 — Sabre, G. E. Narrative . . 20"-727 
 
 — See Andersonville ; Bastille; Dartmoor; East- 
 
 ern penitentiary ; Libby ; Tower of London ; 
 Vincennes. 
 
 Pritcliard, A. History of Infusoria ; including the 
 Desmidiacea3 and Diatomacea?, British and 
 foreign. L., 1801. 8» . . 9-007 
 
 Pritchard, S. J. Faye Mar of Storm-cliti' 18-3993 
 
 Pritcliard, W". T. Polynesian reminiscences ; or, 
 life in the South bea islands. L., 1800. 8° 
 
 29^-256 
 
 Pritchard. See Prichard. 
 
 Pritts, J. Mirror of olden time border life; em- 
 bracing a history of the discovery of America; 
 also, history of Virginia, and of the early set- 
 tlement of Pennsylvania. Abingdon, 1849. 8'> 
 '. 20-'-270 
 
 Private anecdotes of the emperors of Russia. H. 
 Krasinski 29''-104 
 
 Private international law. F. C. v. Savigny 2-377 
 
 Private libraries ..f New^ York. J. Wynne 21-290 
 
 Private life of an eastern king. W. Knighton 
 
 ^ 28''-205 
 
 Private life of an eastern queen. W. Knighton 
 
 28'"-471 
 
 Private Miles O'Reilly, adventures of. C. G. Halpine 
 18-1320 
 
 Private trials and public calamities. A. des Eclie- 
 roiles 30-1904 
 
 Privateer's man. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2089 
 
 Prix du sang. H. A. A. de Gondrecourt 34-4531 
 
 Prize essays on a congress of nations for the adjust- 
 ment of international disputes. B., 1840. 8" 
 2-1007 
 
 Prize essays on the temporal advantages of the Sab- 
 bath, considered in relation to the working 
 classes. Ph., n. d. . . . 32-020 
 
 Prize essays on juvenile delinquency. M. Hill, an J 
 C. F. Cornwallis .... 2-715 
 
 Probabilities. Clark, S. The laws of chance 
 
 14-189 
 
 — De Morgan, A. Essay on . . 14-20 
 
 — Laplace, P. S. Theorie analytique 34-^1791 
 
 — — Essai philosophiqae sur les . 34-4792 
 
 — Moivre, A. de. Doctrine of chances 14-501 
 
 — Quetelet, M. A. Letters on the theory of 
 
 • 14-122 
 
 — Todhunter, I. History of mathematical theory 
 
 of 14-145 
 
 Problematic characters. F. Spielhagen 18-4239 
 Problemes de la vie. A. Laugel . . 34-3490 
 Problems of the age. A. F. Hewit . 32-2427 
 Probst, A., trial of. W. B. Mann . 2-353 
 
 Proceedings at the banquet in honour of Cyrus W. 
 
 Field, in Willis's rooms, London, July 1, 1808. 
 
 L., 1808 0-909 
 
 Proceedings at the reception and dinner in honor of 
 
 George Peabody, by the citizens of the old 
 
 town'of Danvers, October 9th, 1850 ; with an 
 
 hist(nical sketch of the Peabody institute. 
 
 B., 1850. 8° .... 20'^e28 
 Proceedings of the court convened in New York, 
 
 Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1844, for the trial of Right 
 
 Rev. Benjamin T. Onderdonk, Bishop of N. 
 
 Y. N. Y., 1845. 8" . . . 32-1428 
 
PROCEEDINGS. 
 
 478 
 
 PROPHECY. 
 
 Proceedings on the king's commission of tlie peace, 
 oyer and terminer, and eaol-delivery for tlie 
 city of London, etc., various years, 1717-94 ; 
 [imperfect.] L. 7 v. 4° . . 2-58 
 
 Proceedings. See names of societies. 
 
 Proces d'Angelo et d'Hernani. V.Hugo 34-3412 
 
 Procliasl<a, G. See Unzer, J. A. 
 
 Procter, A. A. Legends and lyrics. N. Y., 1862 
 23-506 
 
 Procter, B. W. [Barrv Cornwall.] Charles Lamb; 
 a memoir. B.,'l8G6 . . . 30-1833 
 
 — Dramatic scenes; with otlier poems. B., 1857 
 
 23-124 
 
 B.,1851 
 23-303 
 2 V. 
 33-277 
 
 Procter, F. History of the book of common prayer : 
 with a rationale of its offices. L., 1808 
 
 32-2433 
 
 Procter, R. W. Literary reminiscences and glean- 
 
 iniis. Manchester, 1860 . . 30-l{l3o 
 
 Pioctor,'E. D. Poems. N. Y., 18GG . 23-824 
 
 Proctor. H. History of the crusades ; their rise, 
 
 progress and results. Ph., 1856. 8« 29'''-133 
 
 — Hisloiy of Italy, from the fall of the western 
 
 empire, to the commencement of the Avars of 
 the French revolution. L., 1825. 2 v. 8° 
 27''-2429 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. L., 1844. 8» . 
 Proctor, R. A. The handbook of the stars. 
 
 — Englisli songs, and otlier small poems. 
 
 — Essays and tales, in prose. B., 1853. 
 
 8° 
 
 27--^2428 
 L., 1866 
 12-85 
 12-74 
 32-2461 
 
 — Dove, P. E. 
 
 — Henry, C. S. 
 
 — Saturn and its system. L., 1865. 
 Prodigal son. W. M. Punslion 
 Productive resources of India. J. F. Royle 1-295 
 Professeur de rhetorique en province. C. Tillier 
 
 34-4182 
 
 Profession, choice of a. H. B. Thomson 33-901 
 Profession is not principle. Grace Kennedy 
 
 18-1731,2 
 
 Professions and trades. E. Hazen . 6-859,60 
 
 — See Employer and employed ; Trades. 
 Professor. C. Bronte .... 18-429 
 Professor at the breakfast table. O. W. Holmes 
 
 18-3742 
 
 Progres, le. E. About .... 34-5237 
 Progress. Arnott, N. Survey of human progress 
 
 29»-144 
 
 — Baird, R. Christian retrospect and register 
 32-557 
 
 Theory of human progression 
 
 2-638 
 
 Considerations on human progress 
 2-703 
 
 — Lord, J. C. Progress of civilization, govern- 
 
 ment, etc 33-266 
 
 — Motley, J. L. Historic progress and American 
 
 democracy 26»-1042 
 
 — Slack, H. J. Philosophy of . . 2-863 
 
 — See Civilization. 
 
 Progress. Alice A. Dodge . . . 18-889 
 
 Progress and prejudice. Mrs. Gore . 18-1230 
 Progress in Great Britain, history of . 6-864 
 
 Progress in the United States, eighty years 
 
 26''-912 
 
 Progress of America. J. MacGi'egor . 26»-322 
 Progress of doctrine in the new testament. T. D. 
 
 Bernard 32-2287 
 
 Progress of freedon"! ; and other poems. B. Shipp 
 
 23-325 
 
 Progress of the nation. G. R. Porter . 27''-954 
 Progress of nations ; or, the principles of national 
 development, in their relation to statesman- 
 ship ; a study in analytical history. L., 1861. 
 
 8" 2-1010 
 
 Progress of nations. E. C. Seaman . 29''-191 
 Progress of religious thought in the protestant church 
 of France. J. R. Beard . . 32-1910 
 Progress of romance. C.Reeves. . 22-1175 
 Progress of science. F. A. P. Barnard 11-344 
 
 Progressive experience of the heart. Mrs. Stevens 
 
 32-208 
 
 Progressive speaker and common school reader. 2d 
 
 ed. B 3.3-558 
 
 Prolix. Peregrine. [Pseu.d. ] See Nickhn, P. H. 
 Prologues and epilogues, collection of . 24-23 
 
 — Cunningham, J. 
 
 — Drvden, J. . . . 
 
 — GaVth, Sir S. . . . 
 
 — Johnson, S. . . • 
 
 — Theatrical bouquet . 
 Promenade en Amerique. J. J. 
 Promenades autour d'un village. 
 
 — Lee, J. Y. 
 
 — Leigh, J. il. 
 
 — Lieber, F. 
 
 23-499 
 
 23-74,476,272 
 
 23-485 
 
 23-500 
 
 24-172 
 
 Ampere 34-4501 
 
 Mme A. Dudevant 
 
 34-3710 
 
 Promenades dans Rome. H. Beyle . 34-3824 
 Promenades hors de mon jardin. A. Karr 34-3443 
 Promessi sposi. A. Manzoni . . 34-2519 
 
 Promissory notes. Byles, J. B. Law of 
 
 V. 16 of 2-55 
 
 — Foster, B. F. Nummary of the law of 1-28 
 Promtorium parvulorum. Camden soc. pub. v. 25, 
 
 54 and 89 27''-195 
 
 Pronunciation. Wajker, J. Pronunciation of Greek, 
 Latin and scripture proper names, etc. 22-274 
 
 — See names of languages. 
 
 Proof sheet, the. Issued by Collins and M'Leester, 
 
 tvpe-founders. Ph., 1867-9. 2 v. 8° 21-540 
 
 Propellers. ]Macfarlane, R. History of 6-374 
 
 — Ny Strom, J. W. Treatise on . 6-380 
 
 — See Naval * * ; Steam-engine. 
 Property. Burton, W. H. Law of real p. 
 
 v. 23 of 2-55 
 
 — Crabb, G. Law of real p. v. 54,55 of 2-55 
 
 — Ciuise, W. Digest of the laws of England re- 
 
 specting real p 2-342 
 
 — Edwards,'T. Shall we register title? 2-348 
 
 — Ililliard, F. Law of vendors and purchasers 
 2-301 
 
 Evidence of abstracts of title 
 
 v. 58 of 2-55 
 and R. Dalzell. Conversion of 
 
 V. 5 of 2-55 
 Essays on . . . 3-141 
 
 — Low, i). Landed p., and economv of estates 
 
 4-236 
 
 — Proudhon, P. J. La propriete . 34-4297 
 
 — Rawle, W. H. Law of covenants for title 2-271 
 
 — Roscoe, H. Law of actions relating to 
 
 V. 28,9 of 2-55 
 
 — Shcppard, W. Touchstone . v. 30,1 of 2-55 
 
 — Stirner, M. Der einzige und sein eigenthum 
 
 34-520 
 
 — Sugden, Sir E. B. Letters on sales, purchases, 
 
 etc V. 3 of 2-55 
 
 Handy book of property law . 2-135 
 
 — Washburne, E. American law of . 2-276 
 
 — Williams, J. Law of . . v. 61 of 2-55 
 
 — See Bankruptcy , Conveyancing ; Covenants ; 
 
 Debts ; Deeds ; Inheritance ; Insurance ; 
 Marriage ; Merger ; Partnership ; Partition ; 
 Powers ; J^eplevin ; Uses. 
 Prophecy and prophecies. Baxter, M. Coming 
 
 Avonders 32-2269 
 
 Louis Napoleon, the destined monarch of the 
 
 world . . . . . . 32-1169 
 
 — Berg, J. F. The stone and the image 32-615 
 
 — Browne, E. H. On the prophecies of the Messiah 
 
 32-1014 
 
 — Gumming, J. Destiny of nations . 32-1183 
 
 Great'preparation . . . 32-906 
 
 Great tribulation . . . 82-633 
 
 Great consummation . . . 32-1041 
 
 The last warning cry . . . 32-1958 
 
 — Dictionary of writers on . . 21-321 
 
 — Duffleld, G. Prophecies on second coming of 
 
 Christ . . . . . . 32-73 
 
 — ^ Essay on scripture p. . . . 32-267 
 
 — Faber, G. S. Dissertation on . 32-81 
 
 — Fairbairn, P. Nature and interpretation of 
 
 32-1849 
 
PROPHECY. 
 
 479 
 
 PROVERBS. 
 
 Prophecy and prophecies. Gillett, E, H. Ancient 
 cities and empires . . . 28"-2.-)(t 
 
 — Keith, A. Evidence of ])rophecy . 32-121 
 Ilarmoiiy of prophecy . . 32-824 
 
 — Lee, S. Nature, progress and end of pronliecy 
 
 32-828 
 
 — Lyall, W. R. Preparation of prophecy 32-1004 
 
 — Heywood, T. Propliecies of A. Merlin 
 
 . • 27''-5r)5 
 
 — Newton, I. Propliecies of Daniel and the Apo- 
 
 calypse .... 32-2002 
 
 — Newton, T. Dissertations on the prophecies 
 
 32-158 
 
 — Nostradamus, M. Prophecies . 12-1G2 
 
 — Smith, G. Book of . . . 82-1705 
 
 — Smith, G. V. Prophecies relating to Nineveh 
 
 and the Assyrians . . . 32-973 
 
 — Stuart, M. Hints on the interpretation of pro- 
 
 phecy 32-209 
 
 — Taylor, J. Discourse on the liberty of prophesy- 
 
 ing 82-211 
 
 — Tower, J. Illustrations of prophecy 32-1521 
 
 — Winthrop, E. Essiiy on prophetic symbols 
 
 32-1402 
 
 — See Apocalypse ; Daniel ; Messiah ; Millenium ; 
 
 Revelations. 
 
 Prophet of fire. J. R. Macduff . . 32-1180 
 
 Prophetic office of Christ, E. Lord , 32-1470 
 
 Prophets. Cowles, H. The minor p, ; with notes 
 
 32-1894 
 
 — Henderson, E. Book of the twelve minor p. ; 
 
 with commentary . . . 32-1592 
 
 — Noyes, G. R. New translation of the Hebrew p. 
 
 32-1851 
 
 — Pick, A. Literal translation of , 32-178 
 
 — Williams, R. Hebrew prophets ; translations 
 
 and illustrations . , . . 32-1798 
 Prophets and kings of the old testament. F. D. 
 
 Maurice 32-447 
 
 Proportions of the humau figure. W. W. Story 
 
 0-788 
 
 Proposal for the amendment and encouragement of 
 
 servants. L., 1752 . , . 33-400 
 
 Pi'oposed union of the telegraph and postal systems. 
 
 Statement of the western union tele^^rnjih 
 
 company. Camb., 1869. 8° , V939 
 
 Propriete, la. P. J. Proudhon . , 34-4297 
 Propriety ascertained in her picture. ,J. Elphinston 
 
 22-395 
 
 Prose writers of America. Cheever, G. B. 33-127 
 
 — Griswold, R. W 30-219 
 
 — See Literature. 
 
 Proser, the. W. M. Thackeray , , 18-3189,98 
 Prosodia rationalis. J. Steele . , 22-803 
 
 Prosody and versification. .J. Carey . 22-016 
 
 — See Rhythm ; Versification. 
 
 Prosser, R. P. American phonetic journal 22-303 
 Prostitution. Acton, W. Moral, social, and sani- 
 tary aspects of . . . . 2-500 
 
 — Parent-Duchatelet, A. J.B. Prostitution in Paris 
 
 2-1000 
 
 — Sanger, W, W. History of . . 2-850 
 Proteaux, A. Practical guide for the manufacture 
 
 of ])aper and boards ; trans, by H. Paine ; to 
 which is added a chapter on the manufacture 
 of jiaper from wood in the United States, by 
 H. T. Brown. Ph., 1806. 8° . 6-403 
 
 Protection. See American system ; Free trade ; 
 Political economy ; Tariff. 
 
 Protective associations. See Trades unions. 
 
 Protector, (the) ; a vindication, J. K. Merle d' 
 Aubigne 30-110 
 
 Protestant cliurch in Hungary, history of the; trans, 
 by J. Craig ; with an introduction by J. 11. 
 Merle d' Aubigne. B., 1854 , 32-529 
 
 Prostestant episcopal church. Beardsley, E. E. 
 Histor3'- of, in Connecticut . . 32-1850 
 
 — Bede Kinede, ne cue a kpone. [Prayer book, 
 
 in Grebo] 34-2924 
 
 — Boys, J. Calendar, and offices of 33-1007 
 
 Protestant E|)isoopal church. Diocese of Penn- 
 svlvania, journals of conventions. Ph., 
 1856-67. 12 V. 8° . , . 82-1952 
 
 — Dorr, B. Churchnuiu's manual . 82-1613 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. Rise and progress, in Virainia, 
 
 Maryland ;32-1334 
 
 — Sparks, J. Letters on the ministry, rituid and 
 
 doctrines of 32-1500 
 
 — White, W. Case of the episcopal churches 
 
 82-1518 
 
 Memoirs of .... 82-230 
 
 — Wilberforce, S. History of, in America 82-826 
 
 — American quarterly church review , 32-1814 
 
 — See Church of England. 
 
 Protestant episcopal church (Phila.) hospital; its. 
 origin, progress, work, and wants. Ph. , 1869. 
 
 8° 10-897 
 
 Protestant episcopalian and cliurch register; devoted 
 to the interests ot religion in the ])roleistant 
 episcopal church. Ph., 1830-5. 6 v. 8" 
 
 . . , , , 32-1996 
 Protestant operative. See Penny. 
 Protestant "reformation." W. Cobbett 32-2280 
 Protestant non-conformity. Price, T. History of 
 
 32-296 
 
 Protestant theological encyclopajdia. J. J. Herzog 
 
 32-1624 
 
 Protestantism. Baird, R. Sketches of, in Italy 
 
 82-178 
 
 — Balmes, J. Protestantism and catholicity com- 
 
 pared 82-717 
 
 — Bossuet, J. B. Variations of . . 82-1754 
 
 — Chillingworth, W. Religion of prolestants a 
 
 safe way to salvation . , 82-1807,1608 
 
 — Cumming, J., and D. French. Discussion on 
 
 32-1570 
 
 — Daille, J. Right use of the fathers 32-1693 
 
 — England's conversion and reformation compared 
 
 32-1475 
 
 — Ewer, F. C. Failure of . . 32-2468 
 
 — Hamel, F. J, Protestantism in peril 82-1643 
 
 — Hughes, J., and J. Breckenridge. Discussion on 
 
 ■ . 32-87 
 
 — Kahnis, C. F. A. Internal history of German p, 
 
 32-579 
 
 — Milner, J. End of religious controversy 
 
 . 32-914 
 
 — Mohler, J. A. Doctrinal differences between 
 
 catliolics and protestants . . 32-148 
 
 — Roussell. N. Catholic and protestant nations 
 
 compared 32-1599 
 
 — Smcdiey, E. History of the reformed religion 
 
 in France 32-198 
 
 — See Bible ; Church history; Huguenots; Refor- 
 
 mation ; Roman Catholicism ; and names of 
 protestant sects and churches. 
 
 Protestants en France. G. de Felice , ^ 34-5428 
 
 Protestants in Ireland under King James. W. King 
 37''-1463 
 
 Proud, R. History of Pennsylvania, (1681-1742) ; 
 to which is added a brief description of said 
 province, etc. Ph., 1797,8. 2 v. 8° 26-M68 
 
 Proudhon, P. J, Qu'est-ce que la propriete; ou 
 reclierches sur le principe du droit et du 
 gouvernemeut. P., 1849 . . 34-4297 
 
 — Sargant, W. L. Social innovators and their 
 
 schemes 2-851 
 
 Prout, W. Cliemistry, meteorology, and the func- 
 tion of digestion, considered with reference 
 to natural theology. Ph., 1834 . 11-59 
 
 Prout, ca])tain. See Bob Norberry. 
 
 Prout, father. See Mahony, F. 
 
 Proven(jal language. Craig, J. D. 
 modern .... 
 
 Provencal poverty. Fauriel, C. C. 
 
 Handbook to 
 23-313 
 Historj' of 
 
 22-1048 
 
 Proverbes. See Dram^. 
 
 Proverbial philosophy. M. F. Tupper 
 
 23-295,302,310 
 
 Proverbs for the people. E. L Magoon 33-261 
 
PROVERBS. 
 
 480 
 
 PUBLIC. 
 
 Proverbs. Aniot, W. 
 
 — Bolin, II. G. 
 
 colieciion 
 
 — Burton, R F. 
 
 rica 
 
 — C'ainden, W. 
 
 Illustrations of the book of 
 
 ;32-G63 
 
 Handbook of, including Ray's 
 
 22-940 
 
 Wit and wisdom from west Af- 
 
 22-953 
 
 Remains of Britain . 27^^-190 
 
 Hislop, A. Proverbs of Scotland . 23-1091 
 
 — Piuor, K. Moral emblcMiis, etc., from Cats and 
 
 Farlie 82-2025 
 
 — Trench, R. C. On the lesscms in . 22-1250 
 
 — See Laconics ; Quotations. 
 
 Proverbs of all nations (si-lect), wise sayinsrs, and 
 maxims of the ancient fathers, and the 
 Economy of human life, by an ancient Brah- 
 min. [R Dodsley.] Dayton, 1854 3;-3-381 
 
 Providi nee. Cumininii, J. God in history 32-2169 
 
 — M'Cosh, .]. Method of divine i;()vernment 
 
 "^ . 32-607 
 
 — Maistre, J. de. Le gouvernement temporel de 
 
 la Providence .... 34—4552 
 
 — Swedenborg, E. Angelic wisdom concerning 
 
 divine \\^ 32-020 
 
 Providence athenaeum. Catalogue of library. Prov., 
 
 1853. 8° 21-503 
 
 Provincial letters. B. Pascal . . 32-285 
 
 Proviiuiales. B. Pascal . . . 34-3613.4 
 
 Provinziaibiiefe. B. Pascal . . . 34-2293 
 Provisional governors, message from the president 
 
 of the U. S., communicating information in 
 
 regard to W., 1866. 8° . . 26''-973 
 
 Provocations of Madame Palissy. Miss A. Manning 
 
 . • 18-2047 
 
 Provost. J. Gait 18-1137 
 
 Prudent man, the. W. Bridges . . 1-349 
 
 Prue and I. G. W. Curtis I . . 18-784 
 
 Prussia. Cousin, V. Report on public instruction in 
 
 13-01 
 
 — Hillard, G. S. Public instruction in 13-108 
 
 — Miraheaii, II. G. R. de. Ilistoire secrete de la 
 
 cour de Berlin .... 34-4784 
 
 — Ranke, L. Meraoirsof the house of Brandenburg 
 
 27''-2663 
 
 — Vehse, E. Memoirs of the court of 27"-2691 
 
 — See Germany ; Military history ; and names of 
 
 sovereign>. 
 
 Pr3'de, I). Eurojjean history ; in a series of biogra- 
 l)hies. E., 1804 .... 27''-352G 
 
 Pryne, A. See Brownlow, W. G. 
 
 Pryor, J. P. See Jordan, T. 
 
 Psalmanaazaar, G. Historical and geographical de- 
 scription of Formosa. L., 1704 . 28''-185 
 
 Psalmist, the, with music; a manual for baptist con- 
 gregations and clioirs. B , 1860 5-1085 
 
 Psalms. Alexander, J. A. • Translation and expla- 
 nation of 82-1373 
 
 — Augustine, S. Expositions of . 32-1259 
 
 — Barnes, A. Notes on . . . 82-470 
 
 — Calvin, J. Comment.iry on . . 32-1238 
 
 — Hengstenberg, E. W. Commentary on 
 
 ...... 32-1860 
 
 — Plumer, W. S. Studies in . . 82-2047 
 
 — Tholuck, A. Translation and commentary on 
 
 32-831 
 
 Pseudonyms. Baillet, A. Liste d'auteurs deguises 
 .V. 5 of 34-4979 
 
 — Barbier, A. A. Dictionnairedesouvragesanon- 
 
 ymes et pseudonymes . . . 21-134 
 
 — Placius, V. Tiieatrum . . . 21-652 
 
 — Querard, J. M. Superchcries litteraires 21-llG 
 
 — Thomas, R. Handbook, by 01i)har Hamst 
 
 21-20i 
 
 — Wheeler, W. A. Noted names of fiction 
 
 21-130 
 
 Psyche of to-day. Mrs. C. Jenkin . 18-4139 
 
 Psychological medicine. Biicknill, .1. C. Manual of 
 
 . ' . . . 10-280 
 
 — Dunn, R. Medical psycbology . 10-400 
 
 — Feuchtersleben, E. v. Medical psychology 
 
 . . . . 10-689 
 
 Psychological medicine. Hovell, D. de B. Medi- 
 cine and ])sychology . . . 10-671 
 
 — Quarterly journal of . . . 10-91 
 Psyciiology. Baseom, J. Principles of l.'^-353 
 
 — Bray, C. Force ; its mental and moral cor- 
 
 relates, &c 15-305 
 
 — Britton, S. B. Man and his relations 15-205 
 
 — Brodie, B. C. Psychological inquiries 15-100 
 
 — Cabanis, P. J. G. Rapports du physique et du 
 
 morale de I'liomme . . .* 34-4929 
 
 — Cousin, V. Elements of . . 15-36 
 
 — Hickok, L. P. Empirii:al p. . . 15-228 
 Rational p. .... 15-144 
 
 — Mansel, H. L. Inquiry into logical processes 
 
 15-154 
 
 — Moore, G. Power of the soul over the body 
 
 . ■ 15-182 
 
 — Ramsay. G. Principles of . . 15-202 
 
 — Ranch, F. A. Psyciiology . . 15-107 
 
 — Schmucker, S. S. Elements of . 15-63 
 
 — Spencer, H. Principles of . . 15-173 
 
 — Swedenborg, E. Economy of the animal king- 
 
 dom 10-817 
 
 — Wake, C. S. Outlines of comparative p. 
 
 15-339 
 
 — See Mental science ; Soul. 
 
 Psyehomeiric researches. W. and E. M. F. Denton 
 
 32-1820 
 
 Ptolemy. See Cooley, W. D. 
 
 Public and private economy. T. Sedgwick 3-215 
 Public business, finger-post to . . 2-308 
 
 Public characters of 1800,1. L., 1801. 8° 30-442 
 Public characters and public events, familiar letters 
 
 on. W. Sullivan . . . 26='-842 
 
 Public characters ; or, cotemporary biography. 
 
 Bait., 1803. 8° . . . . " 30-444 
 
 — Brougham, H. Sketches of . . 30-53 
 
 — Robertson, J. L. Sketches of . 80-1919 
 Pulilic debt of the U. S. J. 8. Gibbons 1-309 
 Public economy for the U. S. C. Colton 8-76 
 Public happiness, essay on ; investigating the state of 
 
 human nature, under each of its particular 
 appearances through the several periods of his- 
 tory to the present times. L., 1774. 2v. 8° 
 
 29^^-192 
 
 Public lands. HaAves, J. H. 
 pendix on settling, etc. 
 
 — AVebster, D. Speech on 
 
 — See Territories. 
 Public ledger building, Philadelphia ; with an ac- 
 count of the proceedings connected with its 
 opening. Ph., 1868 . . . 6-134 
 
 Public libi'aries, report from the select committee on ; 
 with ])roceedings, minutes of evidence, appen- 
 dix and index. L., 1850. f . 21-346 
 
 Public library of the city of Boston. Index to the 
 catalogue of books in the Bates hall. 2d ster. 
 ed. B., 1865. 8" . . . 21-399 
 
 — First supplement. B., 1866. 8° . 21-400 
 
 — Index to the catalogue of a portion of the library 
 
 arranged in the lower hall. B., 1858. 8" 
 21-898 
 
 — Proceedings at the dedication of the building. 
 
 B., 1858.' 8° . . . . 21-897 
 
 Public library of New Bedford. See Free public 
 
 library. 
 Public offices, master key to. J. Boulger 
 Public opinion, v. 3d and 4th. L., 1863. 
 
 Surveving ; with ap- 
 
 . " . 6-56 
 
 1-141 
 
 2-238 
 
 2 V. f° 
 
 17-512 
 
 Public policy, speeches on. J. Bright . 33-649 
 
 Public instruction. See Education; and names of 
 
 cities, states, and countries. 
 Public school Latin primer; edited with the sanction 
 of the head masters of the public schools. 
 
 L., 1866 22-206 
 
 Public schools, the. Westminster ; Winchester ; 
 
 Shrewsbury; Harrow; Rugby. By the author 
 
 of "Etoniana." E., 1867 . . 13-291 
 
 Public schools calendar, 1865 ; edited by a graduate 
 
 of the university of Oxford. L., 1865 13-172 
 
PUBLIC. 
 
 481 
 
 PURVES. 
 
 Public speaker, the, and how to make one. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1860 22-713 
 
 Public wealth, nature of. J. M., earl of Lauderdale 
 3-135,6 
 
 — See Political economy. 
 
 Public works in India. A. Cotton . 6-109 
 
 Publishers and authors. J. Speddingr . 21-110 
 
 Publisher's circular, the. v. 1-29. L., 1837-66. 8» 
 .• . . . 21-347 
 
 Publisher's uniform trade list directory. H. Challe'n 
 
 21-362 
 
 Publishing. Bennett, A. W. The search for a pub- 
 lisher 21-164 
 
 Pucelle de Belleville. C. P. de Kock . 34-4766 
 Pucelle d' Orleans, la. F. M. A. de Voltaire, v. 9. 
 
 34-4868,4490 
 
 Puchero, el. R. M' Sherry . . . 26b-309 
 
 Piickler Muskau, H. v. Egypt under Meheniet Ali. 
 
 L., 1845. 2 V. 8° . . . 28"-119 
 
 — Same, with title, Travels and adventures in 
 
 Egypt ; with anecdotes ftf Mehemet Ali. L. , 
 1847 . . . . . . 28^-207 
 
 — Tour in England, Ireland, and Fran»e, in 
 
 1828,9. Ph., 1833. 
 — Tutti Frutti. N. Y., 1834 
 Puddleford papers. H. H. Riley 
 Puffendorf. See Stebbing, H. 
 Puffs and mysteries 
 Pugin, A. N. and A. Ferrey, B. 
 
 with notices of their works 
 
 27''-186 
 27''-792 
 18-2653 
 
 18-3977 
 
 Recollections of; 
 
 30-1381 
 
 See Arnould, A., (in supple- 
 
 Pujol, Alboize du. 
 
 ment.) 
 Pulaski, C. Sparks, J. Life of. (S. A. B. 14) 
 
 80-407 
 
 Pulcherie. M. Froment . . . 34-3336 
 Pulcherie. C. C. Saint-Mars .• . 34-4195 
 
 Pulling, A. Compendium of the law and usage of 
 mercantile accounts. Ph., 1847. 8° 
 
 V. 57 of 2-55 
 
 Pulpit, the ; sermons by eminent living ministers. 
 
 V. 88,9. L., 1868,9. 2 v. 8° . 32-i924 
 
 Pulpit and the pew ; from leaves of a pastor's journal. 
 
 N.Y,1858 32-1587 
 
 Pulpit eloquence. Fish, H. C. History and reposi- 
 tory of 32-1947 
 
 Pulpit germs. W. W. Wythe . . 32-2483 
 Pulpit ministrations. G. Spring . . 32-1295 
 Pulpit of the American revolution. J. W. Thoruton 
 
 32-918 
 
 Pulpit portraits. J. R. Dix . . . 32-390 
 
 Pulpit pungencies. N. Y., 1866 . . 32-1824 
 Pulpit table-talk. E. B. Ramsay . . 32-2473 
 Pulszky, F. The tri-color on the atlas ; or, Algeria 
 and the French conquest ; from the German 
 of Dr. Wagner, and other sources. N. Y., 
 
 1855 28--115 
 
 Pulszky, F. and T. White, red, black ; sketches of 
 American society in the U. S. N. Y., 1853. 
 
 2 V 26''-242 
 
 Pulszky, T. Memoirs of a Hungarian lady ; with 
 historical introduction by F. Pulszkj'. Ph., 
 
 1850 27^-2658 
 
 Pultenay. See Craftsman, the. 
 
 Pultock, R. Peter Wilkins . . . 18-3213 
 
 Punch ; or, the London Charivari, v. 1-56. L., 
 
 1841-69 4» 17-118 
 
 Punch, selections from .... 18-359 
 
 Punch's complete letter-writer. D. Jerrold 
 
 18-1677,80 
 
 Punch's Dossay portraits . . . 18-1680 
 Punch's letters to his son. D. Jerrold . 18-1677 
 Punch's prize novelist. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 18-8183,98 
 
 Punch's twenty almanacks, 1842-61. L. 8» 17-115 
 Punchard, G. History of Congregationalism from 
 about A. D. 250 ; in continuation of the ac- 
 count of the origin and earliest history of this 
 system of church polity contained in " A view 
 of Congregationalism." 2d ed., rewritten. I 
 N. Y., 1865-7. 3 v. . . . 32-1637 | 
 
 81 
 
 Punchinello, life and adventures of. O. Feuillet 
 
 18-1078 
 
 Punctuation. EllsM'orth, H. W. Rules of 13-78 
 
 — Wilson, John. English punctuation 22-281 
 Punishment. Bentham, J. Rationale of 2-542 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Punishment by death 2-608 
 
 — Desmaze, C. Supplices, prisons, et grace en 
 
 France 34-4892 
 
 — Dymond, A. H. Law on its trial . 2-644 
 
 — Report on capital punishment. See England 
 
 2-686 
 
 — Tellkampf, J. L. Reform of . . 2-163 
 
 — See Convicts ; Crimes and p. ; Criminal; Death 
 
 penalty ; Prisons. 
 Punjaub. Browne, J. C. P. and Delhi in 1857 
 28i>-407 
 
 — Steinbach's account of , . . 28^-259 
 Punshon, W. M. The prodigal son. L., 1868 
 
 32-2461 
 
 — Sermons ; with a plea for class-meetings, and 
 
 an introduction by W. H. Milburn. N. Y., 
 1860 32-1171 
 
 Pupils of St. John. C. M. Yonge . 32-2411 
 
 Purana, the Vishnu. H. H. Wilson 
 
 V. 6,7 of 33-936 
 
 Purcell, J. B., and T. Vickers. The Roman catholic 
 church and free thought : a controversy ; with 
 an appendix, containing the encyclical letter 
 and syllabus of Pope Pius IX, dated Dec. 8, 
 1864. Cin., 1868. 8° . . . 32-2147 
 
 Purchasers and vendors, law of. G. Ross 
 
 V. 12 of 2-55 
 
 Purdon, J., and G. M. Stroud. Digest of the laws 
 of Pennsylvania, fron\ the year 1700 to tlie 
 22d day of April, 1846. 7th ed. Ph., 1847. 
 8° 2-88 
 
 — Supplement to same, by F. C. Brightley 2-89 
 
 — See Brightley, F. C. 
 Purgatorio. See Dante A. 
 
 Puritaine et 1' honune des bois. E. Nus 34-4685 
 Puritan, the ; a series of essays. L. Withington 
 
 . •. . . . . . 33-801 
 
 Puritan, the. See Janeway, J. J. 
 
 Puritains, les. [Old Mortality.] Sir W. Scott 
 
 34-4998 
 
 Puritan and his daughter. J. K. Paulding 
 
 18-2458 
 
 Puritans and puritanism. Bayne, P. English puri- 
 tanism 32-1015 
 
 — Brook, B. Lives of the puritans . 30-1322 
 
 — Hall, E. Puritans and their principles 26*-429 
 
 — Hopkins, S. Puritans during the reigns of Ed- 
 
 ward VI and Elizabeth . . 26^-423 
 
 — Hunter, Jos. Founders of New Plymouth 
 
 26»-412 
 
 — Martyn, W. C. History of English puritans 
 
 32-2332 
 
 — Neal, D. History of, to death of Elizabeth 
 
 32-155 
 
 — Path of the pilgrim church . . 32-1442 
 
 — Stanford, J. A. Sketch of . . 30-1399 
 
 — Stoughton, J. Sketches of . . 32-1634 
 
 — Stowell, W. H. History of the puritans in Eng- 
 
 land 26''-408 
 
 — See Pilgrims ; Westminster. 
 
 Purnell, T. Literature and its professors. L., 1867 
 
 22-1170 
 
 Purple tints of Paris. B. St. John . 27''-330 
 Pursh, F. Flora Americae septentrionalis : a sys- 
 tematic arrangement and description of the 
 plants of North America ; containing many 
 new and rare species. L., 1814-16. 2 v. 8" 
 
 9-73 
 
 Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. G. L, * 
 
 Craik 30-1801 to 4 
 
 Pursuits of literature. T. J. Mathias . 23-195 
 
 Pursuits of women. F. P. Cobbe . 2-G27 
 
 Pursuivant of arms. J. R. Planche . 29»-176 
 Purves. G. Principles of population and production 
 investigated. L., 1818. S" . 3-185 
 
PUSEY. 
 
 482 
 
 QUATREMERE. 
 
 Pusey, E. B. A letter to the Bishop of Oxford on 
 the tendency to Romanism imputed to doc- 
 trines held of old, as now, in the English 
 church ; with a preface on the doctrine of jus- 
 tification. 4th ed. L., 1840. 8° 33-2143 
 
 — An eirenicon, in a letter to the author of "The 
 
 Christian year." N. Y., 1866 . 83-1739 
 
 — Marriage with a deceased wife's sister prohibited 
 
 by holy scripture — evidence given before 
 a commission appointed to inquire into the 
 law of marriage, as relating to the prohibited 
 degrees of affinity ; with preface. Oxf., 1849. 
 8° 33-3140 
 
 Puseyism. See Tractarianism. 
 
 Putnam, Mrs. E. Receipt book, and young house- 
 keeper's assistant. N. Y., 1860 . 6-218 
 
 Putnam, G. P. American facts ; notes and statis- 
 tics relative to the government, resources, en- 
 gagements, manufactures, counnerce, religion, 
 education, literature, fine arts, manners, and 
 customs of the United States, L., 1845 
 
 36»-750 
 
 — The book-buyer's manual. N. Y. 8» 31-234 
 
 — The world's progress : a dictionary of dates. 
 
 N. Y., 1830 29'*-178 
 
 Putnam, Gen. Israel. Hill, G. C. Biography of 
 80-1184 
 
 — Humphrevs, D. Life of. . . 30-1713 
 
 — Peabody, O. W. B. Life of (S. A. B. 7) 
 
 80-497 
 
 Putnam, J. P. Digest of the decisi(ms in the courts 
 of equity in the United States. B., 1859. 3 v. 
 8° 3-156 
 
 — Supplement to the United States digest ; being 
 
 a digest of decisions of the court of common 
 law and admiralty in the United States. B., 
 1856-60. 3 V. 8° . . . 3-153 
 
 — See U. S. digest, v. 1-9 . . 3-155 
 Putnam, M. L. Record of an obscure man 18-2553 
 
 — Tragedy of errors. B., 1863 . . 34-108 
 
 — Tragedy of success. B., 1863 . 34-109 
 Putnam phalanx, excursion of, 1859 . 36''-559 
 Putnam's monthly magazine of Am. literature, sci- 
 ence, and art. v. 1-10. N. Y., 1853-7. 
 New series, v. 1-3. N. Y., 1868,9. 18 v. 8» 
 
 17-87 
 
 Putt, C. Essay on civil policy ; or, the science of 
 
 legislation. L., 1830. 8° . . 10-6 
 
 Puttenham, G. Arte of English poesie. Ed. by E. 
 
 Arber. L., 1869 . . . . 33-1166 
 Piitz, W. Manual of modern geography and liis- 
 
 tory. Trans, fiom the German by the Rev. 
 
 R. B. Paul. N. Y., 1851 . . 39''-85 
 
 Pycroft, J. Agony point . . . 18-3559 
 
 — Collegian's guide ; or, recollections of college 
 
 days. L., 1845. 8» . . . 18-57 
 
 — Course of English reading. 2d ed. L., 1850 
 
 32-1167 
 
 — Same ; with additions by J. G. Coggswell. N. 
 
 Y., 1845 23-1167« 
 
 — The cricket-field ; or, the history and the sci- 
 
 ence of the game of cricket. L., 1862 20-487 
 r- Cricketana. L., 1865 . . . 20-438 
 
 — Elkerton rectory .... 18-2557 
 
 — Twenty years in the church . . 18-2558 
 Pye, C. New dictionary of ancient geography ; ex- 
 hibiting the modern in addition to the ancient 
 names of places. L., 1808. 8° . 25-114 
 
 Pye, J. Patronage of Biilish art ; an historical 
 
 sketch. L., 1845. 8» . . . 5-201 
 
 Pylgremage of tlie sowle. G. Guileville 32-2007 
 
 Pylodet, L. New guide to German conversation. 
 
 N. Y., 1869 22-309 
 
 •Pym, John. Forster, J. Life of. .30-167,174 
 
 — Smith, G. Three English statesmen 30-1984 
 Pyne, G. Rudimentary and practical treatise on 
 
 perspective, for beginners. L., 1863 5-106 
 Pynnshurst. D. MacLeod . . . 18-3003 
 Pyramids. Smyth, C. P. Life and work at the 
 
 great pyramids, 1865 . . . SS'-SSS 
 
 Pyramids. Taylor, John. The battle of the stand- 
 ards . . . . . . 39='-307 
 
 — Ward, A. Around the p. . . 29''-203 
 
 — See Egypt. 
 
 Pyrenees. Murray, J. E. Summer in 27*'-80 
 
 — Paris, T. C. Letters from . . 27''-548 
 
 — Roadside sketciies in . . . 37''-530 
 
 — Weld, C. R. Pyrenees east and west 37''-533 
 Pyrotechny. See Fireworks. 
 
 Pyrrhus. Abbott, J. History of . . 80-790 
 
 Quackenbos. G. P. Advanced course of composition 
 
 and rhetoric. N. Y., 1860 . . 33-715 
 
 Quack medicines. Phila. med. soc. , report on 10-79 
 
 — King, D. Quackery unmasked . 10-330 
 Quadroon. Mayne Reid . . . 18-3611 
 Quadrupeds. Bewick, T. General history of 9-512 
 
 — Landseer, T. Engravings of lions, etc. 5-758 
 
 — MacGillivray, W. British q. v. 8 to 9 of 9-594 
 
 — Natural history of . . . . 9-592 
 
 — Ogilby, W. The menageries . 9-586,7 
 
 — Popular introduction to study of . 9-605 
 
 — Swainson, W. Natural history of 9-640 
 
 — See Mammalia ; Zoology. 
 
 Quain, J. Human anatomy. Ed. by R. Quain and 
 
 W. Sharpey. 1st Am. ed.. by J. Leidy. Ph., 
 
 1849. 2 V. 8" . . ' . . 10-358 
 
 Quaker a Paris. A. Assolant . . 34-5006 
 
 Quaker partisans. By author of the "Scout" 
 
 . . 18-2561 
 
 Quaker soldier, the .... 18-3566 
 
 Quakerism ; or, the story of my life. S. VV. Greer 
 
 32-1582 
 
 — See Elly, S. 
 
 Quakerism, past and present. J. S. Rountree 
 
 . 32-878 
 
 Quakers, the. J. Cunningham . . 33-3410 
 
 — See Friends. 
 
 Qualla-Battoo. Warriner, F. Attack on 39''-73 
 Quand on voyage. T. Gautier . . 34-5376 
 Quarante cinq. A. Dumas . . . 34-8301 
 Quarantaine, en. E. Souvestre . . 34-8791 
 Quarantine. New York chamber of commerce. 
 
 Report on, 1859 .... 10-536 
 
 Quarantine and sanitary conventions, proceedings 
 
 and debates of. N. Y., 1859, and B., 1860. 
 
 3 v. 8° 10-190 
 
 Quaritch, B. General catalogue of books, arranged 
 
 in classes. L., 1868 . . . 21-363 
 
 Quarles, F. Emblems, divine and moral ; with 
 
 recommendatory prefaces by A. Toplady and 
 
 J. Ryland. L., 1839 . . . 23-254 
 
 — Enchiridion ; containing institutions divine and 
 
 moral. L., 1856 .... 38-95 
 
 Quarter race in Kentucky. W. T. Porter 18-3584 
 Quarterly journal of microscopical science. New 
 
 series, v. 4-5. L., 1864-8. 5 v. 8° 11-817 
 Quarterly journal of psychological medicine and 
 
 medical jurisprudence, v. 1,3. N. Y., 1867,8. 
 
 8» 10-91 
 
 Quarterly journal of science, v. 1-5. L., 1864-8. 
 
 5 V. 8» 11-268 
 
 Quarterly review, v. 1-136 ; with indexes. L., 
 
 1809-69. 8" 17-95 
 
 Quarterly review, papers from . . 88-196 
 
 Quatre ans de campagnes, a 1' armee du Potomac. 
 
 R. de Trobriand .... 84-4547 
 
 Quaternions. Hamilton, W. R. Elements of 14-134 
 
 Lectures on . . . . 14-181 
 
 — Tait, P. G. Elementary treatise on 14-183 
 Quartrefages, A. de. Metamorphoses of man and 
 
 the lower animals. Trans, by H. Lawson. 
 L., 1864 9-HlO 
 
 — Rambles of a naturalist on the coasts of France, 
 
 Spain, and Sicily. Trans, by E. C. Otte. L., 
 
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 Quatremere de Quincy, A. C. Essay on the na- 
 ture, the end, and the means of imitation in 
 the fine arts. Trans, by J. C. Kent. L., 
 1837. 8» 5-4 
 
QUATREMERE. 
 
 483 
 
 QUINTUS. 
 
 Quatremere de Quincy, A. C. History of the life 
 and works of Raffaello. L., 1846 30-407 
 
 — Same. L., 1856 .... 30-407^ 
 Quebec. Hawkins, A. Picture of . 26'>-43 
 Queechy. Miss S. Warner . . . 18-3452 
 Queen Hynde. J. Hogg . . v. 3 of 23-353 
 Queen Mab. Julia Kavanagh . . 18-1724 
 Queen of Denmark. Mrs. C. Gore . 18-1211 
 Queen of hearts. W. W. Collins . • . 18-687 
 Queen of the air. J. Ruskin . . . 33-1299 
 Queen of the county .... 18-2564 
 Queen of the Savannah. G. Aimard . 18-99 
 Queen ts. E. J. Eyre, case of. W. F. Finlason 
 
 2-368 
 
 Queen's college. Catalogue of the library of the 
 college of St. Margaret and St. Bernard, com- 
 monly called Queen's college ; arranged by 
 T. H. Home. L., 1827. 2 v. 8° 21-405 
 Queen's English, the. H. Alford . . 22-400 
 
 — See Moon, G. W. 
 
 Queen's Maries. G. J. W. Melville. . 18-2181 
 Queen's necklace. A. Dumas . . 18-939 
 
 Queen's wake. J. Hogg . . v. 1 of 23-353 
 Queens. Abbott, J. S. C. Kings and queens 30-1 
 
 — See Sovereigns. See, also, the following titles. 
 Queens of American society. Mrs. E. F. Ellet 
 
 80-2340 
 
 Queens of England. Doran, J. Queens of the 
 house of Hanover . . . 30-855 
 
 — Hall, Mrs. M. Queens before the conquest 
 
 30-795 
 
 — Smith, J. P. Romantic incidents in lives of 
 
 30-766 
 
 — Strickland, A. Lives of . 30-446,7,450 
 Queens of France. Bush, Mrs. F. Memoirs of 
 
 30-449 
 
 Queens of Scotland. A. Strickland . 30-656 
 
 Queens of Spain. A. George . . 30-599 
 
 Queens of song. E. C. Clayton . . 30-1565 
 Queens of society. Mrs. A. T. and J. C. Thompson 
 
 30-1242 
 
 Queensland, account of. G. Wight . 29b-207 
 Queenstown. Van Rensselaer, S. Narrative of the 
 
 affair of 26''-211 
 
 Queer bonnets. Mrs. L. C. Tuthill . 18-3352 
 Queer book. J. Hogg .... 23-865 
 
 Queer discourses on queer proverbs. By Old Merry. 
 
 Ph., 1869 33-496 
 
 Quekett, J. Lectures on histology. L., 1852. 8" 
 9-1019 
 
 — Practical treatise on the microscope. L., 1848. 
 
 S" 11-182" 
 
 — Same, 2d ed. ; with additions. L., 1852. 8" 
 
 11-182 
 
 Quentin Durward. Sir W. Scott . . 18-2770 
 Quentin Durward, [French.] Sir W. Scott 
 
 34-4995 
 
 Querard, J. M. La France litteraire, ou dictionnaire 
 bibliographique. P., 1827-64. 12 v. 8" 
 
 . ' . .^ . 21-237 
 
 — Supercheries litteraires devoillees. Seconde edi- 
 
 tion, augmentee par G. Brunet et P. Jaunet ; 
 suivie du dictionnaire des ouvrages anonymes, 
 par A. A. Barbier, revue par O. Barbier, et d' 
 une table generate des noms reels. P., 1869. 
 8° 21-116 
 
 — Louandre, Bourquelot et Maury. La littera- 
 
 ture frangaise contemporaine ; XIXe siecle ; 
 continuation de la France litteraire. P., 
 1842-57. 6v. 8» . . . 21-238 
 
 — Le Querard ; archives d' histoire, litteraire, de 
 
 biographic, et de bibliographic frangaise. 
 Complement periodique de la France litte- 
 raire. P., 1855,6. 2 v. 8" , 21-239 
 
 — Thomas, R, Life and works of. By Olphar 
 
 Hamst 30-1980 
 
 Quest 18-2568 
 
 Question d' argent. A. Dumas, flls . 34-3291 
 Question of ages. W. Morris . . 32-1024 
 Question romaine. E. About . . 34-3000 
 
 Quetelet, A. Letters on the theory of probabilities, 
 as applied to the moral and political sciences! 
 Trans, by O. G. Dovvnes. L., 1849. 8» 
 
 14-122 
 
 Quevedo, F. de. Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists 
 
 V. 2 of 18-3786 
 
 Quicheiat, L. Petit traite de versification fianqaise. 
 2me ed. P., 1853 . . . 34-5050 
 Quick, R. H. Educational reformers. L., 1868 
 
 13-162 
 
 Quiet husband. Ellen Pickering . . 18-2f;03 
 Quiet thoughts for quiet hours. B., 1861 32-907 
 Quill, C. The American mechanic. Ph., 1838 
 
 .... 33-405 
 
 Quin, C. W. See Marion, F. 
 Quin, E. Historical atlas ; with narrative. L. 4° 
 
 29«-413 
 
 Quin, F. F. Pharmacopoeia homoeopathica. L., 
 
 1834. 8" 34-481 
 
 Quin, M. J. Steam voyages on the Seine, Moselle, 
 and the Riiine ; with railroad visits to the 
 principal cities of Belgium. L., 1843. 2 v. 
 
 27»'-45 
 
 Quinault, P. CEuvrrs choisies. P., 1811 34-4460 
 Quinby, M. Mysteries of bee-keeping explained. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 4-2C0 
 
 Quincy, E. Wensley : a story without a moral 
 
 18-2567 
 
 — Life of Josiah Quincy. B., 1867 . 30-1990 
 Quincv, John. Essay on the causes of pestilential 
 
 diseases. L., 1721. 8» . . 10-62 
 
 Quincy, Josiah, jr. Essays on the soiling of cattle, 
 
 and an address ; witli memoir of the author, 
 
 by E. Quincy. B., 1866 . . 4-279 
 
 — Quincy, J. Life of . . . . SO-451 
 Quincy, Josiah. History of the Boston athensBum ; 
 
 with biographical notices of its deceased 
 founders. Camb., 1851. 8" . 26^-339 
 
 — Life of Major Samuel Shaw . . 80-600 
 
 — Memoir of the life of John Quincy Adams. B., 
 
 1858. 8° 30-1114 
 
 — Memoirof the life of Josiah Quincy, jr. B.,1825. 
 
 8° 30-451 
 
 — Municipal history of the town and city of Bos- 
 
 ton, during two centuries. B., 1852. 8" 
 26--368 
 
 — Nature arKl power of the slave states, and duties 
 
 of the free states. B., 1856. 8°. 2-990 
 
 Quincy, J. P. Charicles : a dramatic poem. B., 
 1856 24-137 
 
 Quincy, Quatremere de. See Quatremere de Quincy. 
 
 Quiuet, E. Fondation de la republique des provinces- 
 unies. P., 1854 . . . . 34-3956 
 
 Quinine. U. S. sanitary commission document. 
 No. 31 10-792 
 
 Quinn, P. T. Pear culture for profit. N. Y., 1869 
 4-384 
 
 Quint, A. H. Potomac and the Rapidan ; army 
 notes, from the failure at Winchester to the 
 reeuforcement of Rosecrans, 1861-3. B., 
 1864 26''-561 
 
 Quintana, M. J. Lives of celebrated Spaniards ; 
 comprising the Cid Campeador, Guzman the 
 Good, Roger de Lauria, the Prince of Viana, 
 the Great Captain. Trans, from the Spanish 
 by T. R. Preston. L., 1833 . 30-452 
 
 — Pelayo. T. T. E. v. 5 . . . 34-2 
 
 — Vida de Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba, llamado 
 
 el Gran Capitan. Paris, 1827 . 34-33 
 
 Quintilian, M. F. Institutes of oratory ; or, educa- 
 tion of an orator. Literally translated, with 
 notes by J. S. Watson. L., 1856. 2 v. 
 
 22-716 
 
 Quinton, J. A. Heaven's antidote to the curse of 
 labor ; or, the temporal advantages of the 
 sabbath considered in relation to the working 
 classes. N. Y., 1850 . . 32-1029 
 Quintus Fixlein. J. P. F. Richter . 33-904 
 
 Quintus Smyrnsens. Posthomericorum libri XIV. 
 Relegk A. Koeclily. LipS;, 1853 . 34-835 
 
QUITE. 
 
 484 
 
 RAGUSA. 
 
 Quite alone. G. A. Sala . . . 18-1939 
 Quitman, J. A. Claiborne, J. F. H. Life and cor- 
 respondence of . . , . 30-1280 
 Quits. Baroness Tautphoeus . . 18-3148 
 
 Quod, John. See Irving, J. T. 
 Quodlibet. J. P. Kennedy . . . 18-1734 
 Quoits. Daryl, S. Routled^e's handbook 20-330 
 Quorndon hounds. H. W. Herbert . 20-366 
 
 Quotations. Bartlett, J. Familiar q. . 22-927 
 
 — Blagdon, F.W. Dictionary of classical q. 22-986 
 
 — Dictionary of Shakespearian . . 24-202 
 
 — Elmes, J. Classic quotations . 22-1046 
 
 — Frisvvell, J. H. Familiar words . 22-1055 
 
 — Grocott, J. C. Index to familiar q. 22-1069 
 
 — New dictionary of quotations from the Greek, 
 
 Latin, and modern languages. Trans, into 
 English. Ph., 1859 . . . 22-1168 
 
 — Kiley, H. T. Dictionary of Latin, with selec- 
 
 tion of Greek .... 22-1180 
 
 — Routledge, E. Quotations from Shakespeare 
 
 24-196 
 
 — Truths illustrated by great authors 22-1253 
 
 — Weld, H. H. Dictionary of sacred q. 23-953 
 
 P., L. N. See Ranyard, L. N. 
 Pabbe, A. See Duncan, J. 
 
 Ral)bits. Dove cot and rabbit warren . 20-173 
 
 Rabelais, F. ffiuvres, avee dcs notes et une notice 
 
 par P. Lacroix. P., 1857 . . 34-3631 
 
 — Woiks. Trans, by T. Urquhart and Motteux. 
 
 L., 1851. 2v 18-3715 
 
 — N( el, E. Rabelais, sa vie et son ceuvre 34-4138 
 Race for riches. W. Arnot . . . 32-897 
 Race for wealth. Mrs. J. H. Riddell . 18-3799 
 Races. Brace, C. L. Races of the old world 
 
 29M43 
 
 — Bradford, A. W. Origin and liistory of the red 
 
 race 26''-1030 
 
 — Gobineau, A. de. Diversity of . 29''-166 
 
 — Knox, R. Races of men . . 29M63 
 
 — Pickering, C. The races of man . 29^-238 
 
 — Reid, M. Odd people . . . 29''-175 
 
 — Smyth, T. Unity of the human races 29»-168 
 
 — See Anthropology ; Ethnology ; Human race ; 
 
 Man and mankind. 
 Rachel and the new world. L. Beauvallet 26''-307 
 Rachel, Mile. See Felix, Mile R. 
 Raciiel Gray. Julia Kavanagh . . 18-1723 
 Rachel Ray. A. Trollope . . . 18-3290,7,8 
 Rachel's secret : a novel . . . 18-3910 
 Racine, Jean. (Euvres, precedees d' une notice 
 sur la vie et ses ouvrages par L. S. Auger. P., 
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 — CEuvres. P., 1817. 5 v. in 8 . 34-4461 
 
 — (Euvres choisies. N. Y., 1853 . 34-4208 
 
 — Chefs-d'ojuvre ; with notes and references by 
 
 L. Fasquolle .... 34-5051 
 
 — Theatre complet ; precede d' une notice par M. 
 
 Auger. P., 1844. . . . 34-3632 
 
 — Andromaque : tragedie, avee commentaires. 
 
 Leip., 1854 34-3124 
 
 See Philips, A. Tlic distrest mother. 
 
 — Athalie : tragedie, avee commentaires choisis 
 
 et augmentes par O. Fiebig et S. Leportier. 
 Leip., 1854 34-3122 
 
 — Brittanicus : tragedie, avee commentaires 
 
 choisis et augmentes par O. Fiebig et S. Le- 
 portier. Leip., 1855 . . . 34-3125 
 
 — Esther : tragedie, avee commentaires choisis et 
 
 augmentes par O. Fiebig et S. Leportier. 
 Leip., 1855 34-3126 
 
 — Ipliigenie : tragedie, avee commentaires choisis 
 
 et augmentes par O. Fiebig et S. Leportier. 
 Leip., 1854 34-3123 
 
 — Phedre : tragedie, avee commentaires clioisis 
 
 et augmentes par O. Fiebig et S. Leportier. 
 Leip., 1854 34-3121 
 
 — Les Plaideurs : comedie, avee des reraarques 
 
 choisies et augmentees par O. Fiebig. Leip., 
 1854 34-3120 
 
 Racing. See Horses and horsemanship. 
 RadclifFe, Mrs. Ann. Mysteries of Udolpho 
 
 18-2573 
 
 — Romance of the forest . . . 18-2;", 73 
 Radcliffe, C. B. Epileptic and otlier convulsive 
 
 affections of the nervous system, their path- 
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 RadclifFe, John, and G. P. Greswell. Bibliotheca 
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 belief in the supernatural. L., 1854 32-1440 
 
 Radiates. Agassiz, E. C. and A. Seaside studies 
 9-672 
 
 Radiation. Tyndall, J. Lecture on . ' 11-261 
 
 — Warington, G. Phenomena of . 11-263 
 
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 Radical : a monthly magazine devoted to religion. 
 V. 2-5. B., 1867-9. 3 v. ' 8» . 32-2084 
 
 Radicalism. Bamford, S. Passages in the life of a 
 radical 30-1206 
 
 Radicke, G. Importance and value of arithmetic 
 means [in medical observations]. Trans, by 
 F.T.Bond. L., 1861. 8°. . 10-699 
 
 Rae, J. Statement of some new principles on the 
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 fallacies of the system of free trade. B., 1834. 
 80 3-191 
 
 Raff, G. W. Manual of pensions, bounty and pay ; 
 containing the laws, forms, and regulations, 
 etc. ; with the opinion of the attorneys-gen- 
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 Raffaello Sanzio d' Urbino. Catermole, R. Book 
 of cartoons 5-348 
 
 — Clement, C. Raphael, sa vie et ses ceuvres 
 
 34-4656 
 
 — Dumas, A. Trois maitres . . 34-3250 
 
 — Lloyd, W. "VV. Christianity and the cartoons 
 
 5-406 
 
 — Quatremere de Quincy, A. C. Life of 30-407 
 
 — Wolzogen, A. von. Life and works of 30-1759 
 Raffald, E. Experienced English housekeeper. L., 
 
 1805. 8» 6-238 
 
 Raffles, T. Life and discourses of Rev. Thomas 
 Spencer. N. Y., 1855 . . 30-848 
 
 Raffles, S. Life and public services of Sir T. S. 
 Raffles; with details of the commerce and 
 resources of the eastern archipelago. L., 
 1830. 4° . . . : . 30-2018 
 Raffles, T. S. The history of Java. 2d ed. L., 
 1830. 2 V. 8° . . . . 28''-52 
 
 — Antiquarian, architectural and landscape illus- 
 
 trations of the history of Java ; with maps, etc. 
 
 L., 1844. 4» .... 28=^-52 
 
 Rafinesque, C. S. Medical flora ; or, manual of the 
 
 medical botany of the U. S. Ph., 1828-30. 
 
 2v 9-74 
 
 Rafn, C. C. Antiquitates Americanae, sive scriptores 
 
 septentrionales rerum ante-columbianarum in 
 
 America ; edidit societas regia antiquariorum 
 
 septentrionalium. Hafniae, 1837. 4» 34-496 
 Rafter, captain. The guards ; or, the household 
 
 troops of England. L. . . 27^-978 
 Rag-bag. N. P. Wiflis .... 33-511 
 
 Rag-picker, the ; or, bond and free . 18-2575 
 Rage aux proverbes, la. Catherine II . 4,34-4832 
 Ragged Dick series. See Alger, H., jr., [in supple- 
 
 ment] 18-4065 to 70 
 
 Ragged homes, and how to mend them. Mrs. Bayly 
 
 2-539 
 
 Ragged London in 1861. J. Hollinsliead 2-719 
 Ragged schools. T. Guthrie . . 32-1840 
 
 Raguet, C. Principles of free trade ; illustrated in a 
 
 series of short and familiar essays. Ph., 1835. 
 
 8» 3-192 
 
 — See Free trade advocate. 
 
 Ragusa. Wiugfleld, W. F. Sketches of 27'^-600 
 
RAGUSE. 
 
 485 
 
 RAMON. 
 
 Raguse, due de. See Maimont. 
 
 Raliel. See Varnhagen von Ense . . 34-540 
 
 Raid of Gomez. See Wayside cross. 
 
 Rallies, R. ; his Sunday schools and friends; including 
 
 historical sketches of the Sunday school cause. 
 
 Ph., 1859 32-921 
 
 — Power, .). C. Biography of . . 32-1150 
 Raikes, T. The city of the czar ; or, a visit to St. 
 
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 — Portion of the journal kept by him from 1831-47, 
 
 comprising reminiscences of social and political 
 life in London and Paris during that period. 
 2d ed. L., 1856-8. 4 v. . . 27''-981 
 
 — Private 'Correspondence with the duke of Wel- 
 
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 Railroads. Adams, W. B. Roads and rails 6-1 
 
 — American railroad journal . . 6-73 
 
 — Booth, H. Account of Liverpool and Manches- 
 
 ter railway 6-95 
 
 — Chambers, W. About railways . 6-32 
 — Chattaway, E. D. Railways, their capital and 
 
 dividends 6-33 
 
 — Churton, E. Railroad book of England 27^-512 
 
 — Davidson, E. Railways of India . 6-39 
 
 — Davis, C. H. Interoceanic canals and r. 
 
 26»'-657 
 
 — Dimmick, L. F. Modem influence of 32-247 
 
 — Easton, A. Street, or horse-power r. 6-42 
 
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 10-748 
 
 — Flint, H. M. Railroads of the U. S. 1-340 
 
 — Francis, J. History of English railways 6-51 
 
 — Hoiley, A. L. American and European railway 
 
 practice 6-998 
 
 — Jervis, J. B. Construction and management of 
 
 6-59 
 
 — Kimber, T. Railroad map of the southern states 
 
 25-348 
 
 — Lardner, D. Railway economy . 6-62 
 
 — Nicholson, P. Guide to railway masonry 6-67 
 
 — Pennsylviinia, reports of, to auditor-general 
 
 1-352 
 
 — Personal recollections of English engineers 
 
 6-49 
 
 — Philadelphia railways, charters of . 2-238 
 
 — Pillet-Wili, le C'te. Depense et produit des 
 
 canaux et des chemins de fer . 34-4739 
 
 — Poor, H. V. Manual for . . 1-346 
 Railroad map of the U. 8. . 25-164 
 
 — Shunk, W. F. Railway curves . 6-83 
 
 — Steam C9,rriages, reports on . . 6-406 
 
 — Stephenson, R. Report on atmospheric system 
 
 6-1029 
 
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 6-95 
 
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 6-1023 
 
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 — Vose. G. L. Handbook of railroad construction 
 
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 — Walker, J. Report on locomotive and fixed 
 
 engines 6-95 
 
 — Weale, John. Railway construction 6-78 
 
 — Williams, F. Our iron roads . 6-97 
 
 — With, E. Railroad accidents . 6-144 
 
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 Railways, steamers and telegraphs ; a glance at their 
 recent progress and present state. L., 1867 
 
 6-914 
 
 Rain. Rowell, G. A. Essay on the cause of 
 
 11-272 
 
 — Symons, G. J. British rainfall, 1860-64 11-273 
 
 — Tomlinson, C. Rain-cloud and snow-storm 
 
 ... . . . 11-248 
 
 — See Meteorology. 
 
 Rain-cloud and snow-storm. C. Tomlinson 11-248 
 Rainfall in British isles. G. J. Symons 11-273 
 
 Rainbow and lucky. J. Abbott . . 18-31 
 
 Rainbow in the north. 8. Tucker . 32-2358 
 Rainbow's journey. J. Abbott . . 18-32 
 
 Rainbows for children. Ed. by L. M. Child 18-2574 
 Rainey, G. On the mode of formation of shells of 
 animals, of bone, and of several other struc- 
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 Rainey, T. Ocean steam navigation and the ocean 
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 Rainier, J. S. Synopsis of the prices of wheat, etc. 
 L., 1823. f . . . . 1-519 
 Rale, S. Francis, C. Life of. (S. A. B. 17) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Raleigh, Sir W. History of the world, in five books; 
 to which is added Sir W. Raleigh's voyages of 
 discovery to Guiana. E., 1820. 8° 29^-58 
 
 — General history of the world ; being an abridg- 
 
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 1708. 4v. 8» . . . . 29^-29 
 
 — (San ford's Br. poets) . . . 23-72 
 
 — Edwards, E. Life of . . . 30-2408 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Sir Walter Raleigh and his time 
 
 33-297 
 
 — Napier, M. Essay on . . . 30-1566 
 
 — Thompson, Mrs. A. T. Memoirs of 30-453 
 
 — Tyler, P. F. Life of . . . S0-8C2 
 
 — Whitehead, C. Life and times of . 30-942 
 Ralph Seabrooke. A. Elwes . . 18-1023 
 Ralston, W. R. S. Krilof and his fables 18-4023 
 Ram, J. Assets, debts, and incumbrances. Ph., 
 
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 Ramage, C. T Beautiful thoughts from Greek 
 authors ; with English translations, and lives 
 of the authors. Liverpool, 1864 22-1371 
 Ramble in Germany. W. H. Maxwell . 27^^-383 
 Rambler, the. S. Johnson . . . 33-941 
 Rambler in Mexico. C. J. Latrobe . 26''-67 
 Rambler in North America. C. J. Latrobe 26''-66 
 Rambles about the country. E. F. Ellet 26'>-541 
 Rambles among the Alps. J. Abbott v. 7 of 18-15 
 Rambles among words. W. Swinton . 22-243 
 Rambles and recollections of a fly fisher. W. Cart- 
 wright 20-441 
 
 Rambles and recollections of an Indian official. W. 
 
 H. Sleeman 28^-527 
 
 Rambles at the antipodes ; a series of sketches of 
 Moreton bay, New Zealand, the Murray river, 
 and South Australia, and the overland route. 
 
 L., 1859 29i'-169 
 
 Rambles by land and water. B. M. Norman 
 
 26''-92 
 
 Rambles by rivers. J. Thorne . . 27''-367 
 Rambles in the deserts of Syria and among the Tur- 
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 Rambles in the footsteps of Don Quixote. H. D. 
 
 Inglis 27''-790 
 
 Rambles in the islands of Corsica and Sardinia. T. 
 
 Forester 27''-800 
 
 Rambles in search of flowerless plants. M. PJues 
 
 9-71 
 
 Rambles in search of wild flowers. M. Plues 9-72 
 
 Rambles in Sweden and Gottland ; with etchings by 
 
 the wayside. By Sylvanus. L., 1847. 8» ' 
 
 27^-228 
 
 Rambles in Switzerland. W. Dowsing 27''-9,":fi 
 
 Rambles in Yucatan. B. M. Norman . 26''-93 
 
 Rambles of a geologist. H. Miller . 9-263 
 
 Rambles of a naturalist. C. CoUingwood 28''-587 
 
 Rambles of a naturalist. J. D. Godman 9-923 
 
 Rambles of a naturalist. A. de Quatrefages 9-960 
 
 Rambles on railways. C. P. Roney . 29t'-313 
 
 Ramchunder, D. General register of the hon. East 
 
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 establishment, from 1790-1842; to which is 
 
 added a list of the governors-general of India; 
 
 compiled under the directi(m of H. T. Prinsep. 
 
 Calcutta, 1844. 8° . . . 28--81 
 
 Ram^, A. See Miclielant, H. 
 
 Ramon de la Cruz. See Cruz. 
 
RAMROD. 
 
 486 
 
 RAPHAEL. 
 
 Ramrod broken ; or, the bible, history, and common 
 sense in favor of the moderate use of good 
 spirituous liquors ; showing the advantage of 
 a license system. B., 1859 . . 2-1056 
 
 Ramsay, A. Poems ; with the life of the author, 
 and his collection of Scot's proverbs. Ph., 
 1813. 2 V. . . . . . 23-197 
 
 — Works ; with life of the author, by G. Chalmers, 
 
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 G. Woodhouselee. L., 1851. 3 v. 23-327 
 
 — The eentle shepherd ; a pastoral comedy. B. 
 
 B. T. V. 34 . . ., . . . 24-71 
 
 — Siime ; with a life of the author, glossary, and a 
 
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 23—321 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets)' . '. '. 23-250 
 Ramsay, A. C. Physical geology and geography 
 
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 Ramsay, A. M. Travels of Cyrus ; with a discourse 
 upon the theology and mythology of the pa- 
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 Ramsay, D. History of the American revolution. 
 Trenton, 1811. 2 v. 8" . . 26''-169 
 
 — History of South Carolina, from 1670 to 1808. 
 
 Newberry, 1858. 8° . . . 20M70 
 
 — Life of George Washington. N. Y., 1807. 8« 
 
 30-545 
 
 — Universal history Americanized ; or, an his- 
 
 torical view of the world from the earliest 
 records ; with paiticular reference to the state 
 of society, literature, religion, &c., in the U. 
 S. Ph., 1818. 12 V. 8° . . 29^-30 
 
 Ramsay, E. B. Pulpit table-talk; containing remarks 
 and anecdotes on preachers and preacliiuc:. 
 L 32-2473 
 
 — Reminiscences of Scottish life and character. 
 
 B., 1861. 2 V. . . . 27''-580 
 
 — Two lectures on the genius of Handel and the 
 
 distinctive character of his sacred composi- 
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 Ramsay, G. Instinct and reason ; or, the tirst prin- 
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 — Moralist and politician ; or, many things in tew 
 
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 — Proposal for the restoration of the Irish parlia- 
 
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 — Principles of psychology. L., 1857. 8° 15-202 
 Ramsay, Mrs. See Dante. 
 
 Ramsbotham, F. H. The principles and practice of 
 obstetric medicine and surgery, in reference to 
 the process of parturition ; with additions by 
 W. V. Keating.. Ph., 1861. 8° . 10-388 
 
 Ramsey, A. C. The other side ; or, notes for the 
 history of the war between Mexico and the 
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 Ramsey, J. G. M. Annals of Tennessee to the end 
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 26»-305 
 
 Ramshorn, L. Dictionarj' of Latin synonymes ; 
 from the German by F. Lieber. Ph., 1860 
 22-207 
 
 Rand, E. S. Bulbs ; a treatise on hardy and tender 
 bulbs and tubers. B., 1866 , 4-169 
 
 — Flowers for the parlor and garden. B., 1863 
 
 4-167 
 
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 4-168 
 
 Randall, H. S. Fine wool sheep husbandry. N. 
 Y., 1863 4-170 
 
 — Life of Thomas Jefferson. N. Y., 1858. 3 v. 8» 
 
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 — Practical shepherd ; a complete treatise on the 
 
 breeding, management and diseases of sheep. 
 Rochester. 1863 .... 4-315 
 
 Randall, 8. S. Common school system of New 
 York; with an historical sketch. Troy, 1851. 
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 — First principles of popular education and public 
 
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 Randolph, Jacob. Memoir on the life and character 
 of Philip Syng Physick. Ph., 1839. 8° 
 30-1568 
 
 Randolph, John. Letters to a young relative ; em- 
 bracing a series of years, from early j^outh to 
 mature manhood. Ph.. 1834. 8° 38-1229 
 
 — Garland, H. A. Life of . . ; 30-645 
 
 — Thomas, F. W. John Randolph ; and other 
 
 sketches of character . . . 30-739 
 
 Randolph, J. T. Courteuay hall. [Cabin and parlor] 
 
 18-2576 
 
 Randolph, T. J. See Jefferson, T. 
 
 Randolph Gordon. L. De Larame . 18-3912 
 
 Random recollections of Albany, 1800-8. G. A. 
 
 Worth 26=^-215 
 
 Random recollections of the lords and commons. 
 
 J. Grant 30-243,4 
 
 Random records. G. Colman . . 30-1500 
 Rangabe, A. R. Greece ; her progress and present 
 
 position. N. Y., 1867 . . 27»-3218 
 
 Rangers and regulators of the Tanaha. A. W. Ar- 
 
 rington 18-164 
 
 Rank. Dodd, C. R. Manual of dignities 27^-345 
 
 — Heywood, S. Ranks of the people 2-707 
 
 — Millar, J. Distinction of . . 2-806 
 
 — See Heraldry. 
 
 Rank and talent of the time. [Same as " Dictionary 
 
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 30-2317 
 
 Ranke, L. Civil wars and monarchy in France in 
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 — History of the popes, their church and state, and 
 
 especially of tlieir conflicts with protestantism 
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 — Ecclesiastical and political history of the popes 
 
 of Rome during tbe 16th and 17th centuries. 
 Trans, by S. Austin. Ph., 1841. 2 v. 8° 
 27»-2440 
 
 — History of Servia and the Servian revolution ; 
 
 with a sketch of tlie insurrection in Bosnia ; 
 trans, by Mrs. Alexander Iverr ; to which is 
 added the slave provinces of Turkej'' ; chiefly 
 from the French of C. Robert. L., 1853 
 27^-2962 
 
 — Memoirs of the house of Brandenburg, and 
 
 history of Prussia, during the 17th and 18th 
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 Rankin, M. Texas in 1850. B., 1850 . 26*>-504 
 Rankine, W. J. M. Manual of applied mechanics. 
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 — Manual of civil engineering. L., 1862 6-69 
 
 — Manual of the steam engine, and other prime 
 
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 1866 14-137 
 
 Ranking, J. Historical researches on the conquest 
 of Peru, Mexico, Bogota, Natchez, and Talo- 
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 L., 1827. 8° .... 26''-988 
 
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 Ranthorpe. G. H. Lewes . . . 18-1893 
 
 Ranyai-d, L. N. The book and its story ; a narrative 
 for the young ; with an introductory preface 
 by T. Phillips. L., 1853 . . 32-474 
 
 — Life Avork; or, the link and the rivet. N. Y., 
 
 1862 32-1817 
 
 — The missing link ; or, bible-women in the homes 
 
 of the London poor. N. Y., 1860 32-848 
 Raoul-Rocliette, D. See Rochette, D. R. 
 Rape of the lock. A. Pope . . . 23-504 
 
 Rapelje, G. Narrative of excursions, voyages, and 
 travels, in America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. 
 N. Y., 1834. 8° . . . . 29''-51 
 
 Raper, H. Practice of navigation and nautical as- 
 tronomy. 6tli ed. L., 1857. 8« 12-101 
 Raphael. A. de Laraartine . . 18-1803 ;23-237 
 
RAPHAEL. 
 
 487 
 
 RAYMOND. 
 
 Raphael et la Fornarine. J. Mery . 34-4681 
 Raphael. See RafTaello. 
 
 Raphall, M. J. Bible view of slavery. N. Y., 1861 
 32-1306 
 
 — Post-biblical history of the Jews ; from the close 
 
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 second temple. Ph., 1855. 2 v. 32-587 
 
 Rapin de Thoyras, P. History of England, as well 
 ecclesiastical as civil ; done into English from 
 the French, with notes, by N. Tiudal. Dub., 
 1726. 15 V 27^-988 
 
 Rapp, J. Memoirs, written by himself, and published 
 by his family. L., 1823. 8<> . 30-1105 
 
 Rapport annuel sur les progres de la chimie. J. 
 Berzelius 34-5536 
 
 Rappers, the ; or, the mysteries, fallacies, and ab- 
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 Rasche, J. C. Lexicon universae rei numariae vet- 
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 Rask, E. A. short method of learning the old Norsk 
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 Rask, R. Tractate on the longevity ascribed to the 
 patriarchs in the book of Genesis ; from the 
 Danish. L., 1863 . . . 32-2322 
 
 Raspail, F. V. Histoire naturelle de la sant6 et de 
 la maladie chez les vegetaux et chez animaux ; 
 suivie du formulaire pour la nouvelle methode 
 de traitement hytrienique et curalif 3me ed. 
 P., and B., I860.' 3 v. 8» . . 34-4723 
 
 — Nouveau systeme du physiologic vegetale et de 
 
 botanique. P., 1837. 2 v. 8°. 34-4899 
 Raspe, R. E. The travels and surprising adventures 
 
 of Baron Munchausen . . 18-290 
 
 Rasselas, history of S. Johnson . 18-1689,1197" 
 Rassam, H. See Markham, C. R. 
 Rastoul de Mongeot, A. Petrarque et son siecle. 
 
 Brux., 1846. 2 v. . . . 34-4127 
 Ratazzi. See Rattazzi. 
 
 Rates and taxes. T. Hood . . . 18-1475 
 Rathbone, H. M. Life of Richard Reynolds [with 
 
 his letters] 30-827 
 
 — Diary of Lady Willoughby . . 18-2577 
 Rathbone, W., jr. Social duties considered with 
 
 reference to the organization of effort in works 
 of benevolence and utility. L., 1867 
 
 2-1012 
 
 Rationalism. Cairns, J. R. as opposed to pure 
 Christianity 32-2341 
 
 — Hagenbach, K. R. German rationalism 
 
 32-1660 
 
 — Hurst, J. F. History of . , 32-1710 
 
 — Lecky, W. E. H. Rise and influence of 
 
 32-1602 
 
 Ratios. Maguire, J. Treatise upon the measures of 
 
 14-9 
 
 Ratisbonne, T. Manuel de la Mere Chretienne. 
 
 P., 1863 34-5014 
 
 Rattazzi, Mme Urbain. Mile Million ; suivie des 
 
 nouvelles, recite, etc. P., 1863 . 34-5264 
 
 Rau, G. L. Organon of the specific healing art. 
 
 Trans, by 0. J. Hempel. N. Y., 1847. 8" 
 
 . 10-718 
 
 Rau, H. Mozart, ein kiinstlerleben ; cultur-histor- 
 ischerroman. F'rank fort, 1858. 3 v. 34-527 
 
 — Same. 2te auf Frankfort, 1860. 2 v. 34-528 
 
 — Mozart ; a biographical romance. From the 
 
 German, by E. R. Lill . . . 18-4046 
 
 Rau, K. H. Giundsiitze der volkswirthschaftslehre. 
 
 7teausg. L., 1863. 8» . . 34-2320 
 
 — Grundsatze der volkswirthschaftspolitik. 5to 
 
 aus^ir. L.,1862. 8» . . . 34-2321 
 
 — Grundsiitze der finanzwissenschaft. 5te iinsg. 
 
 L., 1864. 8° 34r-2323 
 
 Raub, A. N. Plain educational talks with teachers 
 and parents. Ph., 1869 . . 13-183 
 
 Rauch, F. A. Psychology; including anthropology. 
 2d ed. N. Y., 1841. 8" . . 15-107 
 
 Raucourt, A. Manual of lithography ; or, memoir 
 of lithographical experiments made in Paris 
 at the royal school of roads, etc. L., 1821 
 
 . . . . 6-902 
 
 Raumer, F. v. America and the American people. 
 
 Trans, by W. W. Turner. N. Y., 1846. S" 
 
 26^-590 
 
 — Contributions to modern history, from the 
 
 British museum and the state paper ofllce : 
 Frederick II and his times. L., 1837 
 
 27^-2695 
 
 — England in 1841 ; a series of letters written 
 
 during a residence in London, and excursions 
 into the provinces. Trans, by H. E. Lloyd. 
 L., 1842. 2 V 27^-271 
 
 — Handbuch zur geschichte der litteratur. Leip., 
 
 1864. 2 V. 8° . . . . 34-2420 
 
 — Italy and the Italians. L., 1840. 2 v. 8° 
 
 27^-268 
 
 Ravenscliffe. Mrs. A. Marsh . . 18-2108 
 Raveuscroft, E. The anatomist : a farce. S. B. T. 
 
 V. 13 24-191 
 
 Ravenshoe. H. Kingsley . . . 18-1761 
 Ravenstein, E. G. Russians (m the Amur ; its dis- 
 covery, conquest, and colonization ; with a 
 description of the countrj', its inhabitants, 
 productions, and commercial capabilities. 
 
 L., 1861. 8 V 28''-389 
 
 Ravignan, J. A. D. de. La vie Chretienne d' une 
 anie dans le monde. 2mG ed. P., 1862 
 34-5015 
 
 — Jacquot, C. J. B. Vie de . . 34-4399 
 Ravizotti, G. Coleccion de poesias castellanas. 
 
 Londres, 1799. 8" . . . 34-15 
 
 Rawdon, Marmaduke, life of Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 85 2T^'-195 
 
 Rawle, W. H. Law of covenants for title. 3d ed. 
 
 H., 1860. 8» . . . . 2-271 
 
 Rawlinson, G. The five great monarchies of the 
 
 ancient eastern world ; or, the history, geog- 
 
 raphj', and antiquities of Chaldaea, Assyria, 
 
 Babylon, Media, and Persia. L., 1862—^. 
 
 3 V. 8° 28''-196 
 
 — Historical evidences of the truth of the scripture 
 
 records stated anew, in eight lectures ; deliv- 
 ered on the Bampton foundation. B., IHOO 
 . . . . 32-877 
 
 — See Herodotus. 
 
 Rawlinson, R. The English topographer ; an his- 
 torical account of all the pieces that have been 
 written on the antiquities, natural history, or 
 topography of England. L. 1720 21-345 
 
 — History of Sir John Perrott. L., 1728 30-1824 
 Ray, I. Mental hygiene. B. 1863 . 10-349 
 
 — Treatise on the medical jurisprudence of in- 
 
 sanity. B., 1838. 8» . . . 10-92 
 
 Ray, John. The wisdom of God manifested in the 
 
 works of creation. L., 1827 . 32-2195 
 
 — See Bohn, H. G. 
 
 Ray, Joseph. Algebra ; an analytical treatise. Cin., 
 1852 14-187 
 
 Rayer, P. Diseases of the skin. From 2d ed. ; 
 
 with notes, etc., by J. Bell. Ph., 1845. 4" 
 
 10-529 
 
 Raymond, G. Chronicles of England : a metrical 
 history. L., 1842. 8» . . 27"-989 
 
 — Life and enterpiises of Robert William Elliston. 
 
 L.,1857 30-980 
 
 Raymond, H. J. History of the administration of 
 President Lincoln ; including his speeches, 
 letters, addresses, proclaniati(ms, and mes- 
 sages ; with a preliminary sketch of his life. 
 
 N. Y., 1864 26»-5'2 
 
 Raymond, J. G. Life of Thomas Dermody ; with 
 pieces of oriirinal poetry, and correspondeni-e. 
 L., 1806. 8» . '. . . 30-130 
 
RAYMOND. 
 
 488 
 
 REASON. 
 
 Raymond, Mine E. A quelque chose malhcur est 
 
 bon. P., 1866 .... 34-5491 
 Raymond, G. V. See Gunn, J. C. 
 Raymond, O. Art of fishing on the principle of 
 
 avoidino; cruelty. L., 1866 . . 20-442 
 Raymond, R. J. Mr. and Mrs. Peter White. F's 
 
 M. D. V. 30 24-113 
 
 Raymond, R. W. Mineral resources of the states 
 
 and territoiies west of the Rocky mountains. 
 
 W., 186!). 8° . . . . 6-412" 
 
 — Same; with title Mines of the west. N.Y., 1869. 
 
 8" 6-412 
 
 Raymond of Toulouse. C. E. Tonua . 30-151 
 
 Raymond's heroine ; a novel . . 18-3916 
 
 Raynal, G. T. Histoire philosophique et politique 
 
 des etablissemens el du commerce des Euro- 
 
 peens dans les deux Indes. Geneve, 1780. 
 
 4 V. et atlas. 4° . . . . 34-4972 
 
 — Philosophical and political history of the settle- 
 
 ments and trade of the Europeans in the East 
 and West Indies. E., 1804. 6 v. 29''-31 
 
 Raynbird, W. & H. See Rham, W. L. 
 Rayner, B. F. The dumb boy of Manchester. F's 
 
 S. D. v. 43 24-221 
 
 Rayons et les ombres, V. Hugo . . 34-3402 
 
 Razors, treatise on. J. H. Savigny . 6-921 
 
 Reach, A. B. Claret and olives, from the Garonne 
 
 to the Rhone ; or, notes social, picturesque 
 
 and legendary, by the way. N. Y., 18.')2 
 
 27^-736 
 
 — Clement Lorimer .... 18-2578 
 
 — Jenny Lind at last. F's M. D. v. 24 24-113 
 Read, J. M. Argument in favor of the constitution- 
 ality of the subscription b}'^ the city of Phila- 
 delphia to the capital stock of the Hempfiold 
 and Philadelphia railroad company. Ph., 
 1853. 8° 2-231 
 
 Read, J. M., jr. Historical inquiry concerning 
 Henry Hudson, his friends, and his connec- 
 tion with the discovery of Delaware bay. 
 Alb., 1866. 8» . . . . 30-1981 
 
 Read, T. B. Poems. Ph., 1853 . . 23-343 
 
 — Same. B., 1860. 2 v. . . . 23-572 
 
 — Poetical works. Ph., 1866. 3 v. . 23-860 
 
 — Female poets of America ; with portraits, 
 
 biographical notices and specimens of their 
 writings. 3d ed. Ph., 1850. 8" 23-281 
 
 — House by the sea ; a poem. Ph., 1855 23-397 
 
 — Lays and ballads. Ph., 1849 . . 23-198 
 
 — Summer stoiy; Sheridan's ride, and other poems. 
 
 Pli., 1865 23-804 
 
 — Sylvia; or, the last shepherd: an eclogue, and 
 
 other poems. Ph., 1857 . . 23-423 
 
 — The wagoner of the Alleghanies. Ph., 1862 
 
 ... . . . 23-594 
 
 Readable dictionary, the. J. Williams 22-279 
 
 Reade, Charles. Christie Johnstone . 18-2581 
 
 — Cloister and the hearth . . . 18-2582 
 
 — Clouds and sunshine ; and Art, a dramatic tale 
 
 18-2583 
 
 — Tlie eighth commandment. B.,1860 22-1173 
 
 — Ghostly colloquies. N. Y., 1856 . 33-547 
 
 — Good fight, and other tales . . 18-2585 
 
 — Griffith Gaunt 18-2591 
 
 , — It is never too late to mend . . 18-2587 
 
 — Love me little, love me long . . 18-2586 
 
 — Peg Woffington .... 18-2588 
 
 — Very haid cash .... 18-2590 
 
 — White lies 18-2589 
 
 — See Taylor, T. 
 
 — and D. Bourcicault. Foul play . 18-4079 
 Reade, J. E. Prose from the south ; comprising 
 
 personal observations during a tour through 
 
 Switzerland, Italy and Naples; with notices 
 
 of the principal objects of art. L.,1849. 2 v. 
 
 27'^-392 
 
 Reade, W. W. Savage Africa ; the narrative of a 
 tour in equatorial, southwestern, and north- 
 western Africa. L., 1863. 8° . 28»'-435 
 
 Reade. See Rede ; Reed ; Reid. 
 
 Readers and speakers. Bingham, C. Young 
 American's speaker . ' . . 33-566 
 
 — Calkins, N. A., and W. T. Adams. Universal 
 
 speaker 33-533 
 
 — Chaudron, A. de V. Third reader 26''-2016 
 
 — Confederate first readers . . 26*-2009 
 
 — Corson, H. Elocutionary manual 33-597 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Fitth reader . 33-552 
 Sixth reader .... 33-557 
 
 — Hart, J. S. Class book of prose . 22-1080 
 
 — Hillard, G. S. First class reader . 33-833 
 Second class reader . . . 33-560 
 
 — Hows, J. W. S. Shakspearian reader 24-243 
 Ladies' book of readings and recitations 
 
 33-592 
 
 Practical elocutionist . . . 33-850 
 
 — Lovell, J. E. Progressive readers . 33-518,9 
 
 — Lower, M. A. Groombi'idge's annual reader 
 
 29^'-266 
 
 — Marshall, E. C. Book of oratory . 33-556 
 
 — Mead, C. School exercise . . 33-1087 
 
 — Norlhend, C. Anierican speaker . 33-565 
 
 — — National orator .... 33-564 
 
 — The olio V. 35 of 24-113 
 
 — Parker, R. G., and J. M. Watson. National 
 
 fourth reader .... 33-534 
 
 — Progressive speaker and common school reader 
 
 33-558 
 
 — Roemer, J. Polyglott reader . 22-211 
 
 — Ross, D. B. Southern speaker . 33-570 
 
 — Russell, W. University speaker . 33-743 
 
 — Sargent, E. Standard readers . 33-526,7 
 
 Standard speaker . . . 33-522 
 
 Intermediate standard speaker . 33-524 
 
 — Sterling, R., and J. D. Campbell. Our own 
 
 readers .... 26»-2010tol2 
 
 — Swan, D. American comprehensive reader 
 
 33-573 
 
 — Town, S., and N. M. Holbrook. Progressive 
 
 readers 33-535,51 
 
 — Zachos, J. C. High school speaker 33-853 
 Reading. Cai'lyle, T. On the choice of books 
 
 13-47 
 
 — Potter, A. Handbook for readers . 22-1164 
 
 — Pycroft, J. Course of English r. . 22-1167 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Sesame and lillies . 33-1300 
 
 — See Books ; Dialogues ; Elocution ; Literature, 
 
 collections. 
 Reading without tears. By the author of "Peep of 
 
 day." L., 1806. 2 v. . . 22-216 
 
 Readings. C. Dickens .... 18-878 
 
 Readings for the j'oung ; from Scott . 33-605 
 
 Ready reckoner; or, trader's sure guide, adapted to 
 
 the use of all who deal by wholesale or retail. 
 
 Ph., 1794 1-234 
 
 Real and ideal. J. W. Montclair , . 23-829 
 
 Real estate. See Property. 
 
 Real presence. Wiseman, N. Lectures on the eu- 
 
 charist 32-3447 
 
 — See Eucharist. 
 
 Realisme. J. Fleury .... 34-4053 
 Realities of Irish life. W. S. Trench . 27''-954 
 Realities of Paris life. Mrs. W. P. Byrne 27''-523 
 Realmah. A. Helps .... 33-541 
 Reason. Atkinson, J. C. Essay on r. and instinct 
 9-508 
 
 — Kant, I. Critique of pure reason . 15-109 
 
 — Kidd, R. B. Primary principles of reasoning 
 
 15-221 
 
 — Ramsay, G. Instinct and reason . 15-185 
 
 — Watson, J. S. Reasoning power in animals 
 
 9-698 
 
 — Young, J. Province of . . . 15-153 
 
 — See Logic ; Mental science ; Mind ; Thought. 
 Reason and the bible. M. P. Squier . 32-1298 
 Reason and faith. H. Rogers . . 33-272 
 Reason in religion. F. H. Hedge . 33-1641 
 
 — See Theology. 
 
 Reason why. Biblical reason why . 33-1060 
 
 — Corner cupboard .... 6-165 
 
REASON. 
 
 489 
 
 RED. 
 
 Reason why. Dictionary of daily wants 33-1252 
 
 — Family save-all .... 6-251 
 
 — Gardener's and farmer's reason why 4-332 
 
 — General science. K Y., n. d. . 11-123 
 
 — Historical — English history . . 27''-1154 
 
 — Inquire within . . . , 33-507 
 
 — Interview, the .... 33-1004 
 
 — Natural history ; giving reasons for hundreds of 
 
 interesting; facts in connection with zoology. 
 N. Y., 1860 .... 9-647 
 
 — Physical geography and geology L., 1863 
 
 9-285 
 
 — Practical housewife . . . 6-207 
 Reaumur, R. A. F. de. The art of hatching and bring- 
 ing up domestic fowls, either by hot beds, or 
 common lire. L., 1750. 80 . 4-286 
 
 Reavis, L. U. Change of national empire ; or, argu- 
 ments in favor of the removal of the national 
 capital to the Mississippi valley. St. Louis, 
 1869 26^430 
 
 Rebecca and Rowena. W. M. Thackeray 
 
 18-3187,3193« 
 
 Rebecca ; or, a woman's secret. C. F. Corbin 
 
 18-4027 
 
 Rebel bras: and British bluster. By Owls-Glass. 
 N. Y., 1865 26''-705 
 
 Rebel chief; life of Tai-ping-wang. J. M. Mackie 
 30-908 
 
 Rebel rhymes and rhapsodies. F. Moore 23-704 
 
 Rebel war clerk's diary at confederate states capital. 
 J. B. Jones ..... 26''-739 
 
 Rebellion. Finlason,W. F. Review of the authori- 
 ties as to the repression of . . 2-371 
 
 — See United States, war of 1861-5. 
 
 Rebellion and civil wars in England. E., Earl of 
 
 Clarendon 27''-261 
 
 Rebellions in Scotland. R. Chambers 27''-1314,17 
 
 — See Monmouth. 
 
 Rebels. L. M. Child .... 18-639 
 
 Reber, H. Piano solos. P. 4» . . 5-823 
 
 — Pieces diverses pour piano et violon, concertans. 
 
 P. 4° 5-824 
 
 — Trios pour piano, violon et violoncello. P. 4" 
 
 , 5-825 
 
 Recamier, J. F. J. A. Bernard. Lenormant, Mme. 
 
 Memoirs and correspondence of . 30-1889 
 
 Souvenirs et correspondance . 34-4559 
 
 — Mohl, Mme. Madame Recamier . 30-1400 
 Recent inquiries. See Essays and reviews. 
 Recherche de I'absolu. H. de Balzac . 34-3063 
 Receipts. Beecher, C. E. Domestic receipt book 
 
 6-1551 
 
 — Cooley, A. J. Cyclopaedia of . 6-830 
 
 — Family save-all .... 6-176,251 
 
 — Handbook of practical r. . . 6-184 
 
 — MacKenzie, C. One thousand processes 6-880^ 
 
 Five thousand r. ... 6-877 
 
 Ten thousand r. ... 6-880 
 
 — Robinson, J. Whole art of curing 6-537 
 T— See Cookery ; Dispensatory ; Housekeeping ; 
 
 Housekeeper ; Pharmacopseia. 
 Recits d' hier et d' aujour d' hui. A. Valbezen 
 
 34-3878 
 
 Recits d' un vieux chasseur. J. La Vallee 34-4092 
 Recits et souvenirs. E. Souvestre . 34-3801 
 Reckitt, William. Wagstaffe, T. Life of 30-1651 
 Recluse of Norway. A. M. Porter . 18-2527 
 Recognition. F. W. Gibbs . . . 26»-1005 
 Recognition of friends in another world. B. Dorr 
 
 . . 32-72 
 
 Recollection of men and things at Washington. L. 
 
 A. Gobright .... 26''-1044 
 
 Recollections of M. d' Azeglio. Count Matfei 
 
 30-2418 
 
 Recollections. Murray, Amelia . . 30-2379 
 
 — Rogers, S 30-1156 
 
 Recollections of a busy life. H. Greeley 30-2403 
 Recollections of a fox hunter. — . Horlock 20-443 
 Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn. H. Kingsley 
 
 18-1760 
 
 Recollections of a housekeeper. Mrs. C. Packard 
 . . . . 18-2411 
 
 Recollections of an Irish police magistrate. H. R. 
 Addison 18-68 
 
 Recollections of a lifetime. S. G. Goodrich 30-934 
 
 Recollections of my life. Maximilian I 80-2383 
 
 Recollections of Newport. G. G. Channing 26''-682 
 
 Recollections of old Liverpool, by a nonagenarian. 
 Liverpool, 1863 . . . . 27^-743 
 
 Recollections of our anti-slavery conflict. S. J. May 
 2-971 
 
 Recollections of the Paris exhibition of 1867. E. 
 Rimmel 6-923 
 
 Recollections of a service during the war of exter- 
 minntion in the republics of Venezuela and 
 Colombia. By an officer of the Colomb'ian 
 navy. L., 1828. 2 v. 8" . . 26'-'-98o 
 
 Recollections of seventy years. Mrs. J. Farrar 
 
 33-1296 
 
 Recollections of a southern matron, and of a New 
 England bride. C. Oilman . 18-1180 
 
 Recommended to mercy. By the author of " Zoe's 
 brand" 18-2592 
 
 Reconstruction. See United States — Reconstruction. 
 
 Record. See Home and foreign r. 
 
 Record of the court at Upland. Penna. hist. soc. 
 mem. v. 7 26='-137 
 
 Record of an obscure man. Mrs. M. L. Putnam 
 
 18-2553 
 
 Record of the federal dead buried from Libby, Belle 
 isle, Danville and Camp Lawton prisons, and 
 at City Point, and in the field before Peters- 
 burg and Richmond. Ph., 1865. 8» 26M003 
 
 Records. Sims, R. Descriptions of public r., etc. 
 21-263 
 
 — See names of governments or other institutions 
 
 having records. 
 Records of the Bubbleton parish . . 18-2595 
 Records of five years. S. .T. Lippincolt 33-1335 
 Records of a good man's life. C. B. Tayler 18-3149 
 Records of the heart. Mrs. S. A. Lewis 23-854 
 Records of my life. J. Taylor . . 30-515 
 
 Recovery of Poland. J. N. Kryczynski 27^-2939 
 Recreation, the ; a gift-book for young readers. E., 
 
 1848 33-92 
 
 Recreations. See Amusements ; Pastimes. 
 Recreations in astronomy. L. Tomliiison 12-17 
 Recreations in numbers and natural philosophy. W. 
 
 Hooper 11-294 
 
 Recreations in science. J. Ozanam . 11-152 
 
 Recreations of Christopher North. J. Wilson 
 
 33-368 
 
 Recreations of a country parson. A. K. H. Boyd 
 
 33-472 
 
 Recreations of a southern barrister ; with an intro- 
 duction by T. G. Jones. Ph., 1859 33-430 
 Recreations of a sportsman. W. Lennox 20-402 
 Recreative review ; or, eccentricities of literature 
 
 and life. L., 1821. 3 v. 8» . 33-784 
 
 Recreative science ; a record and remembrancer of 
 
 intellectual observation. L., 1860-3. 3 v. sm. 
 
 4<> 11-340 
 
 Recto-vaginal fistula. T. A. Emmet . 10-861 
 
 Rector of St. Bardolph's. F. W. Shelton 18-2823 
 Rector's wife ; or, the valley of a hundred fires. By 
 
 the author of " Margaret and her bridesmaids" 
 
 18-3689 
 
 Rectory of Moreland. By the author of "Chapel 
 
 of St. Mary " . . . . 18-2596 
 Rectory of Valehcad. R. W. Evans . 18-1041 
 Rectum and anus. Ashton, T. J. Diseases of 
 
 10-351 
 
 — Bodenhamer, W. Diseases of . 10-468 
 
 — Lee, H. Affections of the rectum . 10-662 
 Recueil des pieces de theatre. Le Texier 34-4833 
 Recueillements poetiques. A. de Lamartine 
 
 34-3470 
 
 Red book of Appin, etc. E. A. Hitchcock 18-2593,4 
 Red court farm. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3577,95 
 Red cross. W. T. Adams . . . 18-4103 
 
RED. 
 
 490 
 
 REEVE. 
 
 Red doctor. J. P. Lafitte . . . 18-1812 
 
 Red Eric. R. M. Ballantyne . . 18-257 
 
 Red liver. Hines, H. Y. Narrative of expedition 
 
 20'M06 
 
 — Marcy, R. B.,andG. B. McClellan. Exploration 
 
 of 2G'^-334 
 
 Red river settlement. A. Ross . , 26''-364 
 Red Rover. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-734 
 
 Red sandstone of Pennsylvania. I. Lea 9-124(!,7 
 Recueil de poesies. F. Walther . . 34-5185 
 Red sea. Grandpre, A. Voyage in . 29''-142 
 
 — Irwin, E. Voyage up the . . 29'^-27 
 Red-tape and jiigeon-liole generals. By a citizen- 
 soldier. N. Y., 1854 . . . 26^-542 
 
 Red track. G. Aimard .... 18-100 
 
 Re'dburn. H. Melville .... 18-2191 
 Red, white and blue song book. J. Diprose, (ed.) 
 
 23-1050 
 
 Redden, L. C. [Howard Glyndon.] Idyls of battle 
 and poems of the rebellion. N. Y., 1864 
 
 23-750 
 
 Redding, C. Fifty years' recollections, literary and 
 personal ; with observations on men and 
 things. L., 1858. 3 v. . . 33-405 
 
 — Illustrated itinerary of the county of Cornwall. 
 
 L., 1842. 80 ... . 27^-441 
 
 — Literary reminiscences and memoirs of Thomas 
 
 Campbell. L., 1860. 2 v. . . 30-940 
 
 — Memoirs of remarkable misers. L., 1863. 2 v. 
 
 30-1547 
 
 — The stranger in London; or, visitor's companion 
 
 to the metropolis and its environs; with an 
 historical and descriptive sketch of the great 
 exhibition. L., 1851 . . . 27'''-254 
 Rede, L.T. Guide to the stage; with lists of theatres, 
 lessons for beginners, etc. Ed. by F. C. 
 Wemyss. N.Y., 1864 v. 28 of 24-221 
 
 — Sixteen string Jack. F's S. D. v. 25 24-2-21 
 Rede, N. N. Memoir of the life of George Canning. 
 
 N. Y., 1830. 2 V. . . . 30-74 
 
 Rede, W. L. The skeleton witness. F's S. D. v. 25 
 
 24-221 
 
 Rede. See Read ; Reed ; Reid. 
 
 Redeemer and redeemed. C. Beecher . 32-1179 
 
 Redemption. Bates, W. Harmony of the divine 
 
 attributes in 32-1398 
 
 — Edwards, J. History of the Avork of 32-499 
 Same, in French . . . 34-5162 
 
 — Gurney, J. J, Tract on . . 32-2247 
 
 — Pressense, E. de. Sketch of history of 
 
 32-2315 
 
 — Young, J. The life and light'of men 32-1892 
 Redemption; comedie. O. Feuillet . 34-3319,20 
 Redemption ; a poem. J. D. Bryant . 23-540 
 Redemption in Israel. M. A. S. 'Barber 32-1572 
 Redfield, A. A. Handbook of the U. S. tax law, 
 
 (approved July 1, 1862 ;) with all the amend- 
 ments to March 4, 1863; comprising the de- 
 cisions of the commissioner of internal revenue, 
 together with copious notes and explanations. 
 
 N. Y., 1863 2-187 
 
 Redfield, I. F. The law of wills ; with forms and 
 instructions. B., 1864,6. 2 v. 8° 2-270 
 Redfield, J. Comparative physiognomy ; or, resem- 
 blances between men and animals. N. Y., 
 
 1852. 8° 10-629 
 
 Redford, G. Holy scripture verified. L., 1853 
 
 32—2200 
 
 Redgauntlet. Sir W. Scott '. *. . 18-2771 
 
 Redgauntlet. [French.] Sir W. Scott . 34-4996 
 
 Redpath, J. Public life of Capt. John Brown ; with 
 
 an autobiography of his childhood and youth. 
 
 B., 1860 30-1021 
 
 Redskins. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-735 
 
 Reed, A. Martha : a memorial of an only and be- 
 loved sister. K Y., 1835 . . 30-349 
 
 — and J. Matheson. Narrative of the visit to the 
 
 American churches by, the deputation from 
 the congregational union of England and 
 Wales. ^N. Y., 1835. 2 v. . 32-180 
 
 Reed, A. and C. Memoirs of the life and philan- 
 thropic labours of Andrew Reed, D. D. ; with 
 selections from his journals. 2d ed. L., 
 1863. 8° 30-1493 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. L., 1866 . . 30-2338 
 Reed, D. M. Reasons for embracing homoeopath}', 
 
 and impediments to the more general success 
 
 of the practice. L., 1858 . . 10-199 
 
 Reed, E. H. Life of A. P. Dostie ; or, the conflict 
 
 in New Orleans. N. Y., 1868 . 30-2366 
 Reed, H. Lectures on the British poets. Ph., 1857. 
 
 2 V 22-1171 
 
 — Lectures on English history and tragic i)oetry, 
 
 as illustrated by Shakspeare. Ph., 1855 
 
 27''-996 
 
 — Lectures on English literature, from Chaucer to 
 
 Tennyson. 2d ed. Ph., 1855 . 22-1172 
 
 — Life of Joseph Reed (S. A. D. 18) 30-497 
 
 — Two lectures on the history of the American 
 
 union. Ph., 1856 . . . 26=^-346 
 Reed, John. Pennsylvania Blackstone ; a modifica- 
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 8« 2-78 
 
 Reed, Joseph. Reed, H. Life of. (S. A. B. 18) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — See Reed, W. B. 
 
 Reed, Joseph J. Outlines of universal history. Pt. 
 
 1, ancient historv. Ph., 1862. 4» 29^-404 
 Reed, M. Reed, A. Memorial of . 30-349 
 
 Reed, S. Observations on Uie growth of the mind. 
 
 7th ed. Chicago, 1867 ^ . . 32-2312 
 Reed, W. B. Life and correspondence of Joseph 
 
 Reed. Ph., 1847. 2 v. 8" . 30-454 
 
 — Sparks, J. Letter to Ld. Mahon on Washing- 
 
 ton's writings .... 30-1637 
 
 — Reprint of the original letters from Washington 
 
 to Joseph Reed, referred to in the pamphlets 
 of Lord Mahon and Mr. Sparks. Ph., 1852. 
 8° 30-1636 
 
 — Sparks, J. Remarks on "Reprint of original 
 
 letters" 26^-340 
 
 — President Reed, of Pennsylvania ; a reply to 
 
 Mr. Geo. Bancroft and others. 3d ed. Pli., 
 1867. 8° 30-2303,51 
 
 — Bancroft, G. Historical essay on President Reed 
 
 30-2352 
 
 — Reioinder to Mr. Bancroft's historical essay on 
 
 President Reed. Ph., 1867. 8" 30-2351 
 
 — Johnson, J. G. Criticism of W. B. Reed's 
 
 aspersions of B. Rush . . . 30-2352 
 
 — See Rush, B. 
 
 — Romance of American history. Ph., 1839 26»-175 
 Reed, W. H. Ho,>*pital life in the army of the Poto- 
 mac. B., 1866 . . . . 26='-787 
 
 Reed. See Read ; Rede ; Reid. 
 
 Reekers, J. J. Decimal tables of interest. Bait., 
 
 1822. 8" 1-141 
 
 Reel in a bottle. H. T. Cheever . . 18-626 
 
 Reemelin, C. The wine-maker's manual. Cin., 
 
 1858 4-311 
 
 Rees, A. CyclopjBdia ; or, universal dictionary of 
 
 arts, sciences, and literature. L., 1819,20. 
 
 45 V. 4» 33-1269 
 
 Rees, James. Foot-prints of a letter-carrier. Ph., 
 
 1866 26»-818 
 
 — Mysteries of city life . . . 18-2598 
 
 — See Mullen, W. J. 
 
 Rees, T. Sec Britton, J., and others. 
 
 Reese, D. M. Humbugs of New York : a remon- 
 strance against popular delusion, Avhether in 
 science, philosophy, or religion. N. Y., 1838 
 . 33-1156 
 
 — Letters to the Hon. W. Jay ; being a reply to 
 
 his ''Inquiry into the American colonization 
 and American anti-slavery societies." N. 
 
 Y., 1835 2-830 
 
 Reeve, J. Short view of the history of the Christian 
 church. Chambersburg, 1835. 2 v. 8° 32-181 
 
REEVE. 
 
 491 
 
 REGISTRUM. 
 
 Reeve, J. Same, with title, General history of the 
 Christian church. Dub., 18G3 . 83-2888 
 
 Reeve, L. Elements of conchology ; an introduc- 
 tion to the natural history of shells, and of the 
 animals which form them. L., 1860. 2 v. 
 8» 9-G13 
 
 — Land and fresh-water mollusks indigenous to, 
 
 or naturalized in, the British isles. L. , 1863. 
 8° 9-613 
 
 Reeves, (or Reeve,) C. Progress of romance through 
 times, countries, and manners ; witii remarks 
 on the effects of it on them respectively. L., 
 1785. 2 V. in 1 . . . . 22-1175 
 
 Reeves, H. Chimasia : a reply to Longfellow's Theo- 
 logian, and other poems. Ph., 1864 23-805 
 
 Reeves, John. History of the law of shipping and 
 navigation. Dub., 1792. 8° . 2-92 
 
 Reeves, (J. S. Dammast.) See Dammast. 
 
 Reference book of EnglisS history. A. C. Ewald 
 27''-377 
 
 Reflector, the ; a quarterly magazine, on subjects of 
 philosophy, politics, and the liberal arts. [J. 
 H. Leigh Hunt, ed.] v. 1,2. L., 1811. 2 v. 
 8° 17-141 
 
 Refle.vions d' un peintre. R. TopfiFer . 34-3873 
 
 Reformer's year-book L., 1867 . . 27''-998 
 
 Reform, political. Bright, J. Speeches on parlia- 
 mentary r 2-558 
 
 — Cracvoft, B. Political essays v. 1 of 33-1392 
 
 — Disraeli, B. Parliamentary r. . 2-637 
 
 — England's danger ; or, reform unmasked 
 
 27''-1253 
 
 — Essays on. L., 1867. 8° . . 2-831 
 
 — Gladstone, W. E. Speeches on parliamentary r. 
 
 2-664 
 
 — Grey, Earl. Correspondence with William IV 
 
 and Sir. H. Taylor . . . 27»-485 
 
 — Jones, W. Sketches of reform ministers 
 
 27=^645 
 
 — Kiunear, J. B. Principles of . . 2-758 
 
 — Lowe, R. Speeches and letters . 2-775 
 
 — Molesworth, W. N. Reform bill of 1832 
 
 27''-848 
 
 — Reformer's year-book . . . 27''-998 
 
 — Roebuck, J. A. Whig ministry of 1830 
 
 27»-1008 
 
 — Stanton, H. B. Reforms and reformers of G. 
 
 B. and 1 30-874 
 
 — Walsh, J. Practical results of the act of 1832 
 
 27M208 
 
 — See Parliamentary gov't; Parties; Political 
 
 science ; Sociology ; Sutirage. 
 Reform, religious. Capadose, A. Spain and its 
 prisons in 1863 .... 27''-785 
 
 — TaJmadge, W. Reform movements in Italy 
 
 32-1922 
 
 — See Church history, polity, etc. ; and names of 
 
 sects. 
 Reformation. Amos, A. Reformation in parlia- 
 ment in reign of Henry VIII . 27''-13 
 
 — Anjou, L. A. History of the reformation in 
 
 Sweden 32-834 
 
 — Bacon, T. S. Both sides . . 32-1565 
 
 — Blunt, J. H. Reformation of church of Eng- 
 
 land 32-3520 
 
 — Brougham, H., Lord. View of the early r. 
 
 37''-125 
 
 — Burnet, G. History of reformation in England 
 
 82-35 
 
 Same, abridged .... 32-36 
 
 — Calvin, J. Tracts (m . . . 32-1234 
 
 — Capefigue, B. H. R. La reforme et la ligue 
 
 . 84-5403 
 
 — Chauffour-Kestner, M. B. Ulricli von Hutten 
 
 32-1163 
 
 — Cobbett, W. Protestant "reformation" in 
 
 England 32-2280 
 
 — Gallenga, A. Fra Dolcino and his times 
 
 27»-2232 
 
 — Gelzer, M. Sketch of . ... 30-1582 
 
 Reformation. Ghika, H. Switzerland the pioneer 
 of 27='-2238 
 
 — Hanna, W. Rise of r. in England and France 
 
 33-935 
 
 — Heeren, A. H. L. Political consequences of 
 
 37''-8444 
 
 — Knox, J. Reformation in Scotland 83-123 
 
 — The Lollards 32-1898 
 
 — Lorimer, T. Scottish r. . . . 32-920 
 
 — McCrie, T. R. in Italy and in Spain 32-991 
 
 — McGee, T. D. Attempts to establish reforma- 
 
 tion in Ireland .... 32-1735 
 " — Maitland, S. R. Essays on r. in England 
 
 82-2053 
 
 — Massingberd, F. C. The English reformation 
 
 32-1907 
 
 — Merle d' Aubigne, J. H. History of 82-65,6 
 Reformation in the time of Calvin 32-1059 
 
 — Michelet, J. Reforme. [Hist, de France] 
 
 34-4865 
 The reformation . . . 27^-1816 
 
 — Morison, J. Protestant r. in all countries 
 
 32-1290 
 
 — Narratives of the days of. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 77 27''-195 
 
 — Scott, D. D. Suppression of the r. in France 
 
 33-1554 
 
 — Spalding. M. J. History of . . 32-1749 
 
 — Stebbing, H. History of . . 83-207 
 
 — Tulloch, J. Leaders of . . . 30-982 
 
 — Villers, C. Essay on spirit of . 27»-8561 
 
 — Walerworth, J. Lectures on the change of re- 
 
 ligion in England . . . 32-224 
 
 — See Calvin ; Church ; Huguenots ; Huss, J. ; 
 
 Hutton, U. von ; Knox ; Luther ; Parker so- 
 ciety ; Protestants ; Waldenses ; Wyclilfe ; 
 Zwingli. 
 Reformatory schools. M. Carpenter . 13-48 
 
 Reformed reprobate .... 18-2599 
 Reformers. Hodgson, W. Lives, sentiments, and 
 sufferings of .... 32-2356 
 
 — Lives of the British r. [religious] . 30-1473 
 
 — Stanton, H. B. Reforms and reformers 
 
 30-874 
 
 — Sargant, W. L. Social innovators 2-851 
 Reformers before the reformation. E. de Bonne- 
 chose 82-858 
 
 Reformers before the reformation. C. Ullman 
 
 32—756 
 Refugee, the. ' B. Drew * .' . ..' 30-18t!0 
 Refugee. H.Melville .... 18-2193 
 Regency of Anne of Austria. M. W. Freer 
 
 37»-1719 
 
 Regeneration. Barnes, A. The way of salvation 
 
 33-610 
 
 — Bushnell, H. Sermons for the new life 
 
 33-744 
 
 — Goodhue, J. A. The crucible . 32-1405 
 
 — Hodge, C. The way of life . . 32-677 
 
 — Stevens, Mrs. Experience of the heart 32-208 
 
 — See Conversion ; Theology. 
 
 Regent's daughter. A. Dumas . . 18-921 
 
 Regester, Seeley. [Pseud.] See Victor, M. V. F. 
 Regicide's daughter. W. H. Carpenter 18-594 
 
 Regicides. Stiles, E. History of the judges 
 
 . 30-505 
 
 Regimen and longevity. John Bell . 10-15 
 
 — See Food. 
 
 Regina, and other poems. Eliza Cruger 23-1036 
 Regina di San Gennaro. E. Didier . 34-4342 
 Reginald Hastings. E. Warburton 18-1067,2829 
 Register of debates in congress ; with appendix con- 
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 "Debates and proceedings," q. v.] W., 
 1825-34. 12 V. 8° . . . 26»-798 
 Register of ships of the East India company. C. 
 Hardy . . . . . . 28'^23 
 
 Register papers. G. Watt . . . 8-116 
 
 Registrum prioratus Mariae Wigorniensis. Camden 
 
 soc. pub. V. 91 27»-195 
 
REGNARD. 
 
 492 
 
 RELIGIO. 
 
 Regnard, J. F, Le retour imprevu. Le Texier 
 
 2,34-4832 
 
 Regnault, E. Criminal history of the Englisli gov- 
 ernment. Trans, from the French, by an 
 American. N. Y,, 1843 . . 27»-1000 
 
 Regnault, H. V. Elements of chemistry ; for the use 
 of colleges, academies, and schools. Trans, 
 from the French by T. R. Betton, and ed. 
 with notes by J. C. Booth and W. L. Faber. 
 Ph., 1852. 2 V. 8° . . . 8-28 
 
 Regulations for the uniform and dress of the army 
 of the United States, June, 1851. Ph., 1851. 
 4° 6-1027 
 
 Regulations for the volunteer force. L. 8° 6-678 
 
 Reichard, Dr., et al. Families of plants, with their 
 
 natural characters. Lichfield, 1787. 2 v. 8° 
 
 ! 9-75 
 
 Reichel, L. T. History of Nazareth hall, from 1755 
 to 1855. Ph., 1855 . . . 13-179 
 
 Reichel, W. C. Historical sketch of Nazareth hall. 
 Ph., 1869. 8° . . . . 13-182 
 
 Reichenbach, C. von. Physico-physiological re- 
 searches on the dynamics of magnetism, elec- 
 tricity, etc., in their relations to vital force. 
 From the German, with notes by John Ash- 
 burner. N. Y., 1851 . . . 11-225 
 
 Reid, D. B. Ventilation in American dwellings ; 
 with a series of diagrams, presenting exam- 
 ples in different classes of habitations. N. 
 Y., 1858. 8° . . . . 6-70 
 
 Reid, G. Tables of exchange. L.,1865. 8" 1-334 
 
 Reid, H. Manufacture of Portland cement ; with 
 Lipowitz's new method of manufacture ad- 
 opted in Germany. L., 1868. 8° 6-75 
 
 Reid, John. Bibliotheca Scoto-Celtica ; or, an ac- 
 count of all the books which have been printed 
 in the Gaelic language. Glasgow, 1832. 8° 
 21-240 
 
 Reid, John. Turkey and the Turks. L., 1840 
 
 27''-865 
 
 Reid, John, M. D. Essays on hypochondriacal and 
 other nervous affections. L., 1816. 8° 
 10-742 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1817. S^ . . . 10-464 
 Reid, Rev. John. Voices of the soul answered in 
 
 God. N. Y., 1865 . . . 32-1671 
 Reid, J. S. History of the presbyterian church in 
 
 Ireland. E. and L., 1834,7. 2 v. 8° 
 
 32-1984 
 
 Reid, Mayne. Afloat in tiie forest . 18-2626 
 
 — American family Robinson . . 18-2600 
 
 — Aventures d' une famille perdue dans la desert. 
 
 Tr. de I'Anglais. B. and L., 1855 34-4383 
 
 — Boy hunters 18-2601 
 
 — Boy slaves 18-2624 
 
 — Boy tar 18-2602 
 
 — Bruin 18-2603 
 
 — Busli boys 18-2604 
 
 — Le Chasseur de plantes. Traduit de I'Anglais. 
 
 P., 1859 34-3516 
 
 . — Les Chasseurs de chevelures. (The scalp hun- 
 ters.) Tr. de I'Anglais. N. Y., 1854. 8» 
 34-4644 
 
 — The child wife .... 18-2632 
 
 — Cliff-climbers 18-2622 
 
 — Desert iiome 18-2605 
 
 — Forest exiles 18-2607 
 
 — Giraffe hunters .... 18-2628 
 
 — L' Habitation du desert. Tr. de I'Anglais. 
 
 2me ed. P., 1859 . . . 34-4420 
 
 — The headless horseman . . . 18-2629 
 
 — Hunter's feast 18-2608 
 
 — Jeunes Boers. Tr. de I'Anglais. P., 1859 
 
 34-3517 
 
 — Lost Lenore 18-2627 
 
 — Ocean waifs . . . . . 18-2623 
 
 — Osceola the Seminole . . . 18-2609 
 
 — Odd people ; being a popular description of sin- 
 
 gular races of man. B., 1861 . 29M75 
 
 — Plant hunters 18-2610 
 
 Reid, Mayne. Quadroon ; or, a lover's adventures 
 in Louisiana . . . . 18-2611 
 
 — Ran away to sea .... 18-2612 
 
 — Rifle rangers 18-2613 
 
 — Scalp hunters 18-2614 
 
 -— Tiger hunters 18-2625 
 
 — Les Tirailleurs au Mexique. Tr. de I'Anglais. 
 
 N. Y., 1855. 8» . . . . 34-4634 
 
 — War trail ; or, the hunt of the wild horse 
 
 18-2615 
 
 — White chief 18-2616 
 
 — The white gauntlet .... 18-2630 
 
 — Wild huntress 18-2621 
 
 — Wild life 18-2617 
 
 — Wood rangers 18-2618 
 
 — Young voyageurs .... 18-2619 
 — ■ Young yagers 18-2620 
 
 Reid, T. Works ; with preface, notes, and supple- 
 mentary dissertaflons by Sir Wm. Hamilton. 
 6th ed. Ed., 1863. 2 v. 8" . 15-261 
 
 — Works; with an account of his life and writines, 
 
 by D. Stewart. N. Y., 1822. 3 v. 8» 15-59 
 
 — Essays on the intellectual powers of man ; ab- 
 
 ridged ; with notes from Sir William Hamil- 
 ton and others. Ed. by James Walker. 
 Camb., 1850 .... 15-85 
 
 Reid, Whitelaw. After the war: a southern tour. 
 Cin., 1866 26''-575 
 
 — Ohio in the war; her statesmen, her generals, 
 
 and soldiers. Cin., 1868. 2 v. 8° 26--1226 
 Reid, William. Attempt to develop the law of 
 storms by means of facts, arranged according 
 to place and time ; and hence to point out a 
 cause for the variable winds ; with the view 
 to practical use in navigation. L., 1838. 8° 
 . . 11-516 
 
 — Progress of the development of the law of 
 
 storms and variable winds ; with practical ap- 
 plication to navigation. L.,1849. 8° 11-514 
 Reid. See Read ; Rede ; Reed. 
 ReifTenberg, F. de. Les Femmes qu' on aime. P., 
 
 1860 34-3634 
 
 ReifTenberg, F. F. T. See Bulletin bibliophile Beige, 
 
 in supplement .... 21-189 
 
 Reigart, J. F. Life of Robert Fulton. Ph., 1856. 
 
 8° 30-923 
 
 Reimann, M. Aniline, and its derivatives. L., 
 
 1868 6-530 
 
 Reine de Paris. T. Anne . . . 34-4384 
 Reine du Sabbat. E. Ducom . . 34-4654 
 
 Reine emeraude. X. de Montepin . 34-4380 
 Reine Margot. A. Dumas . . . 34-3196 
 Reiner, C. Lessons on number, as given in a Pes- 
 talozzian school. 4th ed. L.,"l857 14-62 
 Reines et regentes de France. D. E. Levi-Alvares 
 
 34-3952 
 
 Reinhard, F. V. t*lan of the founder of Christiiinity. 
 Trans, by O. A. Taylor. N. Y., 1831 32-730 
 
 — Taylor, O. A. Memoirs and confessions of 
 
 . . 30-1584 
 
 Reinhardt, — . Collections of Swiss costumes ; de- 
 scription in French and English. L., 1822 
 
 27'^-1221 
 
 Reinsberg, Baronne de, (Ida de Duringsfeld.) Niko 
 Veliki. B. et L., 1856 . . 34-4301 
 
 Reinwald, C. Catalogue annuel de la librairie fran- 
 9aise. v. 2-8. P., 1860-66. 8° . 21-241 
 
 Reisebikler. H. Heine .... 34-3392 
 Reiseschatten. H. C. Andersen . . 34-615 
 
 Reitzen stein, C. v. Count Kojnigsmark ; a trasedy. 
 
 T. G. T. 6 24-165 
 
 Rejected addresses. H. and J. Smith 23-417,798 
 
 Rejected wife. A. S. Stephens . . 18-3009 
 
 Rejected stone. M. D. Conway . . 26»-668 
 
 Relic of the Italian revolution of 1849 ; album of 50 
 
 line engravings ; with appropriate descriptions 
 
 in French, Italian, and English. By G. 
 
 Daelli. N. O. 40 . . . 5-748 
 
 Relics of genius. T. P. Grinsted . . 30-1244 
 
 Religio modici. Sir T. Browne . . 32-1655 
 
RELIGION. 
 
 493 
 
 RELIGION. 
 
 Religion. Bibliography. 
 
 — Brunet, G. Bibliologie catholique . 21-297 
 
 — Darling, J. Cyclopajdia bibliographia 32-2094 
 
 — Malcom, H. References to principal worlds 
 
 32-2504 
 
 — Philosophy and history. 
 
 — Adams, R. Religious world displayed 32-6 
 
 — Adams, H. Dictionary of religious denomina- 
 
 tions 82-1617 
 
 — Bunsen, C. C. J. Philosopliy of universal his- 
 
 tory 29''-187 
 
 ^— Christie, W. Doctrines of heathen philosophy 
 32-722 
 
 — Conder, J. View of all religions . 32-776 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of religious denominations 32-820 
 
 — Dick, T. Philosophy of . . 32-2301 
 
 — Dunlap, S. F. Vestiges of the spirit history of 
 
 man 82-760 
 
 — Gross, J. B. Heathen religion . 32-753 
 
 — Hardwick. C. Christ and other masters 32-812 
 
 — Hayward, J. Book of religions . 32-107 
 
 — Howitt, W. History of priestcraft . 32-1144 
 
 — Herbert, E. Antient religion of the gentiles 
 
 32-1488 
 
 — Lyde, S. Asian mystery . . 32-946 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Religions of the world 32-489 
 
 — Morell, J. D. Philosophy of . . 32-1499 
 
 — Miiller, F. Max. Essays on science of 32-2145 
 
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 32-1003 
 
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 32-1114 
 
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 82-1771 
 
 — See Atheism ; Botany ; Bible ; Buddhism ; 
 
 Caste; Ceylon; Chemffetry; Christianity; 
 Church ; Creeds ; Deism ; England ; France ; 
 Friends ; Geology ; Greece ; Hindoostan ; In- 
 dia; Italy; Jews; Miracles; Mohammedan- 
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 — Alexander, A. Thoughts on religious experi- 
 
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 — Allen, G. Materials for thought . 82-2236 
 
 — Armstrong, G. D. Theology of Christian ex- 
 
 perience 32-767 
 
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 82-17 
 
 — Batchelor, H. Lectures to the people 32-1673 
 
 — Bate, J. Cyclopaedia of illustrations 32-1965 
 
 — Baxter, R. Saints' rest . . . 32-750 
 
 — Beecher, C. E. Difficulties of religion 32-25 
 Religious training of children . 32-1817 
 
 — Beecher, H. W. New star papers . 32-898 
 Royal truths .... 32-1863 
 
 — Belden, A. R. Thrilling incidents and narra- 
 
 tives 32-408 
 
 — Bickersteth, E. H. Water from the well-spring 
 
 32-481 
 
 — Boston, T. Crook in the lot . . 32-1392 
 Human nature in its fourfold state 32-1393 
 
 — Boyd, A. K. H. Counsel and comfort 32-1162 
 Graver thoughts .... 32-1031 
 
 — Brewster, M. M. Work . . . 32-2827 
 
 — Brown, A.M. Wreath around the cross 32-338 
 
 Religion. Practical and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Buslmell, H. Sermons for the new life 32-744 
 Christian nurture . . . 82-40 
 
 — Bunyan, J. Pilgrim's progress . 32-1381 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Application of Christianity to the 
 
 affairs of life .... 32-45 
 
 ^ Charles, Mrs. E. Watchwords for the warfare 
 
 of life 32-2459 
 
 — Cheever, H. T. Voices of nature . 32-380 
 
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 — Cobbe, F. P. Religious duty . 32-1^)44. 
 
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 — Cox, S. H. Interviews memorable and useful 
 
 32-426 
 
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 — Cuyler, T. L. Cedar Christian . 32-1305 
 
 — Darling, H. The closer walk . . 32-999 
 
 — Davis, L. D. Life in the laity . 32-1453 
 
 — Dick, T. Christian philosopher . 32-2302 
 
 — Dickson, A. F. Hazael . . . 32-675 
 
 — Doddridge, P. Rise and progress of 82-1380 
 
 — Dodge, A. E. Stumbling blocks . 32-1280 
 
 — Drummond, H. Social duties on Christian 
 
 principles 32-1302 
 
 — Ellis, W. Religion in common life 32-2184 
 
 — Evangelical rambler [under the title of Sheep- 
 
 fold and common] . . . 32-1841 
 
 — Felltham, O. Resolves . . . 32-1688 
 
 — Fenelon, F. de S. de la M. Select writings 
 
 32-896 
 
 — Fuller, T. Good thoughts in bad times 82-1067 
 
 — Gallaudet, T. H. Points of faith and practice 
 
 32-1110 
 
 — Gasparin, Mme A. de. Human sadness 82-1803 
 
 Horizons celestes . . . 34-3340 
 
 Horizons prochains . . . 84-3341 
 
 The near and heavenly horizons 82-979 
 
 — Gleanings from pious authors . . 32-553 
 
 — Goulburn, E. M. Personal religion 32-1182 
 
 — Greenwell, D. Patience of hope . 32-1027 
 
 Present heaven .... 82-1080 
 
 Two friends .... 32-1056 
 
 — Gurney, J. J. Thoughts on habit and discipline 
 
 32-735 
 
 — Guthrie, T. Our father's business , 82-2238 
 
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 83-1293 
 
 Religious thoughts and opinions 32-311 
 
 — Janney, S. M. Conversations on religious sub- 
 
 jects 32-1086 
 
 — Jones, J. H. Man, moral and physical 32-948 
 
 — Kempis, T. a. Imitation of Christ 32-1648 
 
 — Kennedy, J. Work and conflict . 32-974 
 
 — Landels, W. Every-day religion . 32-1081 
 
 — Leyburn, J. Soldier of the cross . 32-2188 
 
 — Macduff, J. R. The shepherd and his flock 
 
 32-1725 
 
 Sunsets on the Hebrew mountains 32-985 
 
 — Mackay, R. W. Eternal gospel . 32-2268 
 
 — Macleod, N. Paiish papers . . 32-1038 
 and T. Guthrie. " Wind wafted seed " 
 
 32—2429 
 
 — Means, C. A. Words of' hope '. 32-2457 
 
 — Mears, J. W. The bible in the workshop 
 
 . . . . 32-660 
 
 — Meet for heaven .... 32-1172 
 
 — Mouod, A. Lucile .... 34-3555 
 
 1- Lucilla and the abbe . . . 32-1153 
 
 Pouvez vous mourir tranquille ? 34-3o49 
 
 — Morning clouds .... 32-1000 
 
 — Mountlbrd, W. Euthanasy . . 32-264 
 
 — Owen, John. Grace and duty of being spiritually 
 
 minded 32-2373 
 
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RELIGION. 
 
 494 
 
 RENAN. 
 
 Religion. Practical and miscellaneous. 
 
 — Penn, W. No cross, no crown . 32-394 
 
 — Phelps, A. The new birth . . 32-2286 
 
 — Powers, P. B. "I will" . . 32-1065 
 
 — Powerscourt, A. Letters and papers 32-1865 
 
 — Punshon, W. M. Prodigal son . 32-2461 
 
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 — Religious tradesman . . , 32-276 
 
 — Robertson, W. Desert pathway . 32-1069 
 • — The rock 32-989 
 
 — Rogers, H. Greyson letters . 32-695 
 
 — Rutherford, S. Garden of spices . 32-2477 
 
 — Scliimmelpennick, M. A. Sacred musings 
 
 32-937 
 
 — Scott, W. C. Mutual relations of poetry and r. 
 
 . 32-613 
 
 — Scriver, C. Gotthold's emblems . 32-833 
 
 — Seeker, W. Nonsuch professor . 32-1539 
 
 — Sheepfold and connncm . . . 82-1841 
 
 — Sickness ; its trials and blessings . 32-1583 
 
 — Sketches from life .... 32-662 
 
 — Smith, J. H. Gilead, an allegory . 32-1781 
 
 — Southard, S.S. "Mystery of godliness" 32-1288 
 
 — Spring, G. Fragnientsfromthestudy of apastor 
 
 32-1498 
 
 — Spurgeon, C. H. Evening by evening 32-2460 
 
 Morning by morning . . 32-1926 
 
 Smooth stones from ancient Brooks 32-1451 
 
 — Stevenson, W. F. Lives and deeds worth know- 
 
 ing about 30-2385 
 
 — Stowcll, H. Model for men of business 32-878 
 
 — Strauss, F. Chime of the bells . 82-271 
 
 — Sturm, C. C. Reflections on the works of God 
 
 32-210 
 
 — Tayler, J. J. Christian aspects of faith and duty 
 
 82-1450 
 
 — Taylor, I. Saturday evening . 32-1900 
 
 — Taylor,.!. Holy living and dying 32-651 
 
 — Thompson, J. P. Stray meditations 32-1656 
 
 — Tiioughts to help and cheer . . 32-908 
 
 — Tonna, C. E. Second causes . 82-253 
 
 — Tullock, J. Chapters for young men 82-1054 
 
 — Tweedie, W. K. Early choice . 32-600 
 
 — Tyng, D. A. Children of the kingdom 32-670. 
 
 — Tyrwhitt, R. S. Schooling of life . 82-1332 
 
 — Upham, T. C. Interior, or hidden life 82-217 
 
 — Valdes, J. de. Hundred and ten considerations. 
 
 [See Wiflen, B. B.] . . . 30-2309 
 
 — Vinet, A. Essay on personal religious convic- 
 
 tions 82-824 
 
 Montaigne ; the endless study . 32-1576 
 
 — Whately, R. Party-feeling in . 82-957 
 
 — Wilberforce, W. Practical view . 32-656 
 
 — Wilson, G. Counsels of an invalid 82-1154 
 
 — Wilson, J. P. Hope of immortality 15-75 
 
 — Winslow, M. Heaven opened . 32-1877 
 
 — See Amusements ; Anecdotes ; Catechism ; 
 
 Charity ; Christ ; Chiistian ; Commandments ; 
 Conscience ; Conversation ; Conversion ; Cov- 
 etousness ; Cross ; Death ; Faith ; Family ; 
 Gospels ; Heaven ; Home life ; Morals ; Piety; 
 Prayer ; Revivals ; Society ; Sunday ; Truth ; 
 Young. 
 Religion and learning. Leigh, Edward. Treatise on 
 
 32-2113 
 
 Religion and policy. E. Hyde, earl of Clarendon 
 
 32-2527 
 
 Religion and the reign of terror. E. de Piessense 
 
 32-2472 
 
 Religion in common life. W. Ellis . 82-2184 
 Religion in society. Abbe Martinet . 32-1757 
 Religion of nature. W. WoUaston . 15-348,9 
 Religion of protestants the safe way to salvation. 
 W. Chillingworth . . . 32-1307 
 Religion teaching by example. R. W. Dickinson 
 
 32-1152 
 
 Religious courtship. 'D. De Foe . . 18-3697 
 Religious discourses, by a layman. Sir W. Scott 
 
 32-339 
 
 Religious liberty. Gasparin, A.de. La liberte morale 
 34-5353 
 
 — Taylor, J. Liberty of prophesying 32-1553 
 Religious life in England. A. Esquiros 82-2277 
 
 — Rise and progress of . . . 32-1445 
 
 — Tayler, J. J. Retrospect of . . 32-863 
 Religious persecution. Rhind, W. C. Historical 
 
 map 32-2407 
 
 — See Covenanters; Inquisition; Madiai; Massacre 
 
 of St. Bartholomew; Reformation; Waldenses. 
 
 Religious societies. Tyler, R. H. Law of, in the 
 United States .... 2-803 
 
 Religious society of friends. See Friends, religious 
 society of. 
 
 Religious tradesman, the ; or, plain and serious hints 
 of advice for the tradesman's prudent and 
 pious conduct from his entrance into business 
 to his leaving it otF; with a preface by Isaac 
 Watts. L.,l804 . . . 32-276 
 
 Religious training of children. C. E. Beecher 
 
 82-1317 
 
 Religious truth illustrated. E. Hitchcock 82-6>7 
 
 Reliquiae hearnianae. P. Bliss . . 30-2420 
 
 Rellstab, L. Drei jahre von dreissigen ; historischer 
 roman. N. Y., 1858. 2 v. . 34-594 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1861. 8° . . . 84-599 
 Remains of pagan Saxondom. J. Y. Akerman 
 
 27^'-4040 
 
 Remains of T. Hearne. P. Bliss . . 30-24'.:0 
 Remarkable adventures and unrevealed mysteries. 
 
 L. Wraxall 27"-3576 
 
 Remarkable characters and places of the holy land. 
 
 C. W. Elliott .... 32-2507 
 
 Remarkable convictions. By a writer to the signet. 
 
 E., 1865 2-240 
 
 Remarkable facts. Rev. J. Leifchild . 32-500 
 
 Remarkable providences. I. Matlier . 82-801 
 
 Remarkable providences. J. Taylor . 33-884 
 
 Remember. Jacques Fernand . . 34-4381 
 Remember me. R. Palmer . . . 32-1653 
 Remington, S. Marriage memento ; a treatise on 
 the nature of matrimony. 4th ed. N. Y., 1854 
 
 33-1204 
 
 Reminiscences of a Bengal civilian. W. Edwards 
 
 28'^-520 
 
 Reminiscences of Carpenter's hall . 26''-875 
 
 Reminiscences of European travel. A. P. Peabody 
 
 27^'-944 
 
 Reminiscences of a highland parish. N. Macleod 
 
 33-1341 
 
 Reminiscences of lonely hours ; or, the bachelor's 
 
 sketch-book 18-3695 
 
 Reminiscences of an officer of Zouaves. Trans, from 
 the French [of Gen. Cler.] N. Y., 1860 
 
 27''-8589 
 
 Reminiscences of an old sportsman. J. P. Hamilton 
 
 20-862 
 
 Reminiscences of thought and feeling. M. A. Kelty 
 
 33-761 
 
 Remonstrance against English play-houses. A, 
 
 Bedford 34-176 
 
 Remusat, C. de. L' Esprit de r^^action ; Roger- 
 Collard et Tocqueville. 8» . 34-4677 
 
 — Notes d' un voyage en Italic. 8° . 84-4656 
 Remusat, Comtesse de. L' education des femmes. 
 
 P., 1842 34-3635 
 
 Remy, J. Journey to Great-Salt- Lake City, by J. 
 Remy and J. Brenchley ; with a sketch of the 
 history, religion, and customs of the Mor- 
 mons. L.,1861. 3v. 8« . . 26'^-587 
 Remy St. Remy. Mrs. C. H. Gildersleeve 
 
 . 18-1181 
 
 Rena ; or, the snow bird. Caroline L. Hentz 
 
 18-1409 
 
 Renaissance. J. Michelet. [Hist, de France] 
 
 34-4865 
 
 Renan, E. The apostles. N. Y., 1866 32-1844 
 
 — Lcs apotres. P., 1866. 8» . . 34-4560 
 
 — Essais de morale et de critique. 2me ed. P., 
 
 1860. 8« 34-4561 
 
RENAN. 
 
 495 
 
 REPRODUCTION". 
 
 Renan, E. Essay on the age and antiquity of the 
 book of Isiibathaean agriculture ; an inaugural 
 address on the position of the Shemitic nations 
 in civilization. L., 1862 . . 22-1174 
 
 — Jesus. P., 1864 .... 34-4422 
 
 — Lite of Jesus. Trans, by C. E. Wilbour. N. 
 
 Y., 1864 82-1174 
 
 — Questions contemporaines. P., 1868. 8" 
 
 34-5546 
 
 — Saint Paul. N. Y., 1869 . . 32-1654 
 
 — Studies of religious history and criticism. 
 
 Trans, by O, B. Frothingham. N. Y., 1864. 
 8° 32-1114 
 
 — Cairns, J. False Christs and true . 82-2499 
 
 — Fisher, G. P. Origin of Christianity 32-1709 
 
 — Pressense, E. de. Critical school and Jesus 
 
 Christ 82-1325 
 
 — Tullock, J. Renan's "Vie de Jesus" 32-1327 
 
 — Zeller, E. Strauss and Renan . 32-1915 
 Renard, L. Les merveilles de 1' art naval. P., 1866 
 
 34-5487 
 
 Rencontre de voyage. H. Ghika . . 34-4656 
 Rendell, E. D. Postdiluvian history, from the flood 
 to the fall of Abraham, as set tVn-th in the early 
 portions of the book of Genesis, critically ex- 
 amined and explained. L., 1855 32-1714 
 Renee of France, duchess of Ferrara. Memorials 
 of L., 1859 .... 30-1178 
 Renewal of life. T. K. Chambers . 10-552 
 Rennell, J. Geographical system of Herodotus 
 examined and explained. L., 1830. 2 v. 8" 
 25-37 
 
 — Memoir of a map of Hindoostan ; and a map 
 
 of the countries between the Indian rivers 
 and the Caspian sea, etc. 2d ed. L., 1792. 
 4° 28''-916 
 
 — Treatise on the comparative geography of west- 
 
 ern Asia. L., 1831. 2 v. 8° . 25-99 
 
 — See Rich, C. J. 
 
 Rennie, D. F. The British arms in China and Japan. 
 Peking, 1860; Kagosima, 1862 ; L., 1864 
 28''-474 
 
 — Peking and the Pekingese during the first year 
 
 of the British embassy at Peking. L., 1865. 
 
 2v 29''-496 
 
 Rennie, J. Alphabet of zoology, for the use of be- 
 ginners. L., 1833 . . . 9-614 
 
 — Domestic habits of birds. (L. E. K.) L., 1833 
 
 9-710 
 
 — The faculties of birds.- (L. E. K.) L., 1835 
 
 9-709 
 
 — See Natural history of birds. 
 
 — Insect architecture ; with miscellanies on the 
 
 ravages and study of insects. New ed. L., 
 1857 9-615 
 
 — Same. (L. E. K.). L., 1830 . 9-615» 
 
 — Insect miscellanies. (L. E. K.) L., 1831 
 
 9-708 
 
 — Insect transformations. (L. E. K.) L., 1830 
 
 9-706 
 
 — See Natural history of insects. 
 
 Reuouard, A. A. Annales de I'imprimerie des Aide, 
 ou histoire des trois Manuce et de leurs editions. 
 P., xii-1803. 2 v. 8" . , 21-243 
 
 — Catalogue de Ja bibliotheque d'un amateur. P., 
 
 1819. 4v. 80 . . . . 21-71 
 
 Renouard, G. C. See Pococke, E., et al. 
 Renouiud, P. V. Ilisloiy of medicine, from its 
 
 origin to the 19th century. Cin., 1856. 8" 
 
 10-155 
 
 Renshawe. Cuyler Pine . . . 18-3917 
 Rensselaer, C. van. See Van Rensselaer. 
 Renwick, J. Applications of the science of mechanics 
 
 to practical purposes. N.Y.,1840 6-582 
 
 — Life of Dewitt Clinton. N. Y., 1840 30-94 
 
 — Life of Count Rumford. (S. A. B. 15) 30-497 
 
 — Life of D. Rittenhouse. (S. A. B. 7) 30-497 
 
 — Life of Robert Fulton. (S. A. B. 10) 80-497 
 
 — and H. B. Renwick. Lives of John Jay and 
 
 Alexander Hamilton. N. Y., 1841 30-457 
 
 Repentance, essay on. T. Scott . . 80-482 
 
 Repentir de Marion, le. A. Iloussaye . 34-4425 
 Repertoire bibliographique universel. G. Peiiinot 
 
 . . . . "21-89 
 
 Repertoire de bibliographes speciales. G. Peignot 
 
 21-90 
 
 Repertoire de litterature fran<;aise. C. Ladreyt 
 
 • . . 34-5041 
 
 Repertorium bibliographicum. W. Chirke 21-348 
 Repertorium bibliographicum. L. Hain 21-196 
 
 Repertory of arts and manufactures; consisting 
 of original communications, specifications of 
 patent inventions, and selections of useful 
 practical papers from the transactions of the 
 philosophical societies of all nations. L., 
 1794-1802. 16 V. 8" . . . 6-955 
 
 — Index to first series, and of all patents granted for 
 
 inventions from 1795-1802 ; with general in- 
 dex to first eight volumes of second series. 
 L., 1806. 8" .... 6-956 
 
 — Notices of all patents granted for inventions. 
 
 Second series. L., 1802-25. 46 v. 8° 6-957 
 Repertory of patent inventions and other discoveries 
 and improvements in arts, manufactures and 
 agriculture ; being a continuation of the Reper- 
 tory of arts and manufactures. L., 182;';-33. 
 16 V. 8° 6-958 
 
 — New series, 1834-42. L. 18 v. 8° 6-959 
 
 — Enlarged series, 1843-56. L. 28 v. 8» 6-960 
 
 — Index of all patents granted in England, 1815-45. 
 
 L., 1849. 8° . . . . 6-961 
 
 — Same, 1846-50. L.,1851. 8° . 6-962 
 Replevin. Wilkinson, J. J. Practice of 
 
 V. 6 of 2-55 
 
 Replies to "Essays and reviews," by the Rev. E. 
 M. Goulburn, et al. ; with a i)reface by the 
 lord bishop of Oxford, and letters from tiie 
 Radclitfe observer and the reader in geology 
 in the university of Oxford. N. Y., 1862 
 
 32-983 
 
 Report of a committee of the citizens of Boston and 
 vicinity opposed to a further increase of duties 
 on importations. Ph., 1828. 8" 1-141 
 
 — Review of the same. Ph., 1828. 8" 1-141 
 
 — Examination of the same by a Pennsylvanian. 
 
 Ph., 1828. 80 ... . 1-141 
 
 Report of engineer and artillery operations of the 
 
 army of the Potomac. Barnard, J. G., and 
 
 W. F. Barry .... 6-561 
 
 Reporter's companion. B. Pitman . 22-347 
 
 — See Phonography ; Short-hand. 
 
 Reporter's reader. B. Pitman . . 22-346 
 
 Reports. See names of governments and associa- 
 tions that issue reports, and subjects of 
 reports. 
 
 Reports and realities from the sketch-book of a 
 manager of the Rosine association. Myra 
 Townsend 2-832 
 
 Repos eternel des saints. R. Baxter . 84-4876 
 
 Repository of arts, literature, fashions, manufac- 
 tures, etc. 3d series, v. 5-10. L., 1825-7. 
 6 V. 8° 17-1 
 
 Repository of interesting and amusing tracts. W. 
 and R. Chambers . . . 38-243 
 
 Representation and representative government. 
 Bailey, S. Rationale of . . 2-520 
 
 — Duixmt-White, C. Gouvernement representatif 
 
 apropos d' un livre de J. S. Mill . 34-4678 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. G. Origines du gouvernement 
 
 representatif .... 34-4756 
 
 — Hare, T. Election of representatives 2-696 
 
 — Mill, J. S. Personal represeniation 2-S03 
 Representative government . 2-801 
 
 — See Political science. 
 
 Representative history of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 T. H. B. Oldfield .... 27»-895 
 Representative men. G. C. Baldwin . 32-838 
 
 Representative men. R. W. Emerson . 33-245 
 
 Reproduction and reproductive organs. Acton. W. 
 
 Functions and disorders of . . 10-572 
 
REPRODUCTION. 
 
 496 
 
 REVOLUTIONARY. 
 
 Reproduction and reproductive organs. Ogilvie, G. 
 Gonetic cycle in organic nature . 9-951 
 
 — Siebold, C. F. E. v. True parthenogenesis in 
 
 moths and bees .... 9-690 
 
 — See Sexual oreans. 
 
 Reprouves et les Elus. E. Souvestre . 34-3802 
 Reptiles. Cooke, M. C. . . . 9-680 
 
 — Leidy, J. Cretii^eous r. of the U. S. 11-502 
 
 — Ruschenberger, W. S. W. Elements of herpe- 
 
 tology . . . . ». . 9-621 
 
 — Swainson, W. Natural history of . 9-637 
 Repton, H. Landscape gardening and landscape 
 
 architecture; new ed., with historical intro- 
 duction, biographical notice, notes, &c., by 
 J. C. Loudon. L., 1840. 8» . 4-92 
 
 Republic. M. T. Cicero . . . 2-612,3 
 Republic of fools. C. M. Wieland . 18-3509 
 Republic of letters. A. Whitelaw . 33-75 
 
 Republic of the United States of America; its duties to 
 itself and its responsible relations to other coun- 
 tries ; embracing also a review of the late war 
 between the United States and Mexico. N. Y . , 
 
 1848 26''-622 
 
 Republican court, the. R. W. Griswold 30-2014 
 Republican landmarks. J. P. Sanderson 2-848 
 Republican party ot France. La Hodde, L. de. 
 Secret societies .... 27-''-1770 
 Republican party, [U. S.] See National union. 
 Republican review. See National magazine. 
 Republics established and thrones overturned by the 
 bible. J. Crowell . . . 32-1683 
 Republiques italiennes du moyen age. J. C. L. S. 
 de Sismondi .... 34-4524 
 
 Requiem. J. C. 8. W. G. Mozart . . 5-804 
 
 Rescued from Egypt. C.Tucker. . 18-3898 
 Researches in obstetrics. J. M. Duncan 10-816 
 
 Resection and extirpation of bones. A. Wagner 
 
 10-695 
 
 Residence in Bulgaria. St. Clair, S. G. B., and C. 
 
 A. Brophy 27''-958 
 
 Residence on the shores of the Baltic. L., 1841. 2 v. 
 
 27^-823 
 
 Residences. Cross, F. Hints to all about to rent, 
 buy or build 6-34 
 
 — See Architecture, domestic. 
 
 Resignation. Countess d' Arbouville . 18-158 
 
 Resignation : an American novel. Bv a lady 
 
 ' . 18-2631 
 
 Resolves. O. Felltham .... 32-1688 
 Resources and prospects of America. S. M. Peto 
 
 26'>-563 
 
 Resources of a nation. R.Hamilton . 3-115 
 
 Respiration. Catlin, G. 'J'he breath of life 10-788 
 
 — Griscom, J. H. Uses and abuses of air 10-518 
 
 — Hasse, C. E. Diseases of the organs of 10-485 
 
 — Mackenzie, M. Stridulous breatiiing 10-881 
 
 — Hall, M. Prone and postural r. . 10-335 
 
 — Moore, G. Some diseases of the nose, throat, 
 
 air-tubes, and lungs . . . 10-787 
 
 — Williams, C. J. B. Diseases of respiratory organs 
 
 10-528 
 
 — See Chest ; Colds ; Consumption ; Croup ; 
 
 Lungs. 
 Responsibility, limitations of. F. Wayland 15-324 
 Rest and unrest. C. D. Bell . . . 18-310 
 
 Restoration at the second coming of Christ. Riley, 
 
 H. A 32-2369 
 
 Restoration of belief. I. Taylor . . 32-919 
 
 Restituta. Sir E. Brydges . . . 21-143 
 
 Resurrection. Bush, G. Anastasis . 32-39 
 
 — Candlish, R. S. Life in a risen saviour 32-764 
 
 — Drew, S. Identity and resurrection of the hu- 
 
 man body 32-250 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Religious lectures on peculiar 
 
 phenomena in the four seasons . 32-420 
 
 — See Future state. 
 
 Resurrection de Lazare. H. IMurger . 34-3581 
 Retailer's manual. S. H. Terry . . 1-351 
 
 Retribution. Mrs. E D. E. N. Sonthworth 18-2983 
 Retrospect of western travel. H. Martincau 26''-78 
 
 Retrospect ; or, review of providential mercies. R. 
 Maiks 32-679 
 
 Retrospection ; or, a review of the last eighteen hun- 
 dred years. H. L. Piozzi . . 29'"-410 
 
 Retrospections of the stage. J.Bernard 24-132 
 
 Retrospective review, v. 1-16. L., 1820-8. 8° 
 
 17-169 
 
 Retrospective review ; consisting of criticisms upon, 
 analyses of, and extracts from, old books. 
 V. 1,2. L., 1853,4. 8» . . 17-170 
 
 Retz, J. F. P. de G. de. Memoires, suivis des in- 
 structions inedites de Mazarin, avec une intro- 
 duction, des notes, etc., par Champoleon- 
 Figeac. P., 1859. 4 v. . . 34-3636 
 
 — Memoirs ; containing the particulars of his own 
 
 life ; with the most secret transactitms of the 
 French court and the civil wars. Ph., 1817. 
 3 V. 8» 30-131 
 
 — James, G. P. R. Life of . . 30-256,8 
 Reuben Davidger, adventures of. J. Greenwood 
 
 18-1264 
 
 Reuben Medlicott. M. W. Savage . 18-2736,7 
 Reumont, A', de. The Carafas of Maddaloni : Na- 
 ples under Spanish dominion. Trans, from 
 the German. L., 1854 . . 27^-2445 
 
 Renter, F. In the year '13 : a tale of Mecklenburg 
 life. Trans, from the Piatt-Deutch by C. L. 
 
 Lewes 18-2634 
 
 Reve au bal de la redoubte. J. Hetzel . 34-4300 
 Revelations. Barnes, A. Notes on book of 
 
 32-361 
 
 — Mann, J. Exposition of . . 32-2162 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Commentary on the epistles to 
 
 the seven churches . . . 32-976 
 
 — See Apocalypse ; Bible ; Prophecies. 
 Revelations of the dead-alive . . . 18-3978 
 Revelations of a police court interpreter. J. Jacob- 
 sen . . 18-3840 
 
 Revenant, le. P. A. Ponson du Terrail 34-4373 
 
 Revenue establishments, our postal and 27''-901 
 
 Revenue system of the United States ; reports of a 
 
 commission for a revision of, 1865-6. W., 
 
 1866. 8° 1-200 
 
 — Report of the special commission of the. W., 
 
 1868. 80 1-200^ 
 
 — See Customs ; Internal revenue ; Tariff. 
 Revenues of all nations. C. Fenn . 1-171 
 Revere, J. W. Tour of duty in California. Ed. by 
 
 J. N. Balestier. N. Y., 1849 . 26"-107 
 Reveries litteraires, morales et fantastiques. C. No- 
 
 dier 34-4283 
 
 Reveries of a bachelor. D. G. Mitchell 18-2218 
 Reves poetiques. E. Souvestre . . 34-3813 
 Reveurs de Paris. A. Achard . . 34-3014 
 Review of "New themes, etc.," by a layman. S. 
 
 A. Allibone [supplement] . . 32-385 
 
 Review of the banking system of Great Britain. E., 
 
 1821. 8" 1-298 
 
 Review of the characters of the principal nations in 
 
 Europe. Dub., 1770 . . . 27"-3588 
 Reviews. See Periodicals. 
 Reville, A. Apollonius of Tyana, the pagan christ 
 
 of the third century. L., 1866 . 32-1921 
 
 — Life and writings of Theodore Parker. L., 
 
 1865 30-1777 
 
 Revision of studies. Philadelphia (Department 
 
 reports) ..... 13-180 
 Revivals. Caughej', J. Showers of blessing 32-728 
 
 — Conant, Mrs. H. C. Narratives of remarkable 
 
 conversicms and revivals . . 32-748 
 
 — Edwards, J. Works . . v. 4 of 32-77 
 
 — Finney, C. G. Lectures on . . 32-740 
 
 — Gibson, W. The year of grace . 32-1190 
 
 — Gillies, J. Success of the gospel . 32-1933 
 
 — Prime, S. I. Power of prayer . 32-777 
 Revolt of Islam. P. B. Shelley . . 23-256 
 Revolution. St. John, J. A. Causes and forms of 
 
 2-844 
 
 Revolutionary epic. B. Disraeli . . 23-746 
 
 Revolutionary incidents. E. W. Caruthers 26»-317 
 
REVOLUTIONARY. 
 
 497 
 
 RHODE. 
 
 Revolutionary memorials ; embracing poems by Rev. 
 W. Case, and an appendix, containing General 
 Burgoyne's proclamation (in burlesque) ; A 
 late authentic account of the death of Miss 
 Jane McCrea ; The American hero, a Sapphic 
 ode, by Nat. Niles, etc. Ed. by S. Dodd. 
 
 N. Y., 1852 23-312 
 
 Revolutions. See names of countries, etc. 
 Revolutions de Portugal. R. A. deVertot 34-4492 
 Revolutions de la republique roniaine. R. A. de 
 
 Vertot 34-4493 
 
 Revolutions of empires. R. Otley . 29='-259 
 
 Revolutions of English history. R. Vaughan 
 
 27»-1186 
 
 Revue des deux mondes. v. 37,39,43,45,49,55,57, 
 
 60-Sl. P., 1862-9. 29 V. 8» . 34-4G95 
 
 Revue Europeenue. P., 1857-G2. 6 v. 8° 34-4521 
 
 Reybaud, Mme C. Le Cadet de Colobrieres. 2me 
 
 ed. P., 1859 . . . . 34-3642 
 
 — Clementine : roman. 2me ed. P., 1861 
 
 34-5494 
 
 — Mme de Rieux, suivi de Florita. B. et L., 1840 
 
 34-4254 
 
 — Mile de Malepeire. P., 1856 . . 34-3G43 
 
 — Mise Brun. 2me ed. P., 1860 . 34-5212 
 
 — Le Moiue de Chaalis. 2me ed. P., 1860 
 
 34-3942 
 
 — L' Oncle Cesar. P. 1859 . . 34-4142 
 
 — Sydonie. 2me ed. P., 1858. . 34-3941 
 
 — Valdepeiras. B. and L., 1839. 2 v. 34-4209 
 Rej^baud, M. R. L. Ce qu' on peut voir dans uiie 
 
 rue. P., 1858 .... 34-3644 
 
 — La Comtesse de Mauleon. P., 1859 34-5517 
 
 — Le Dernier des commis voyageurs — les aven- 
 
 tures d' une fifre. P., 1863 . . 34-5514 
 
 — Edouard Mongeron. P., 1860 . 34-5516 
 
 — Jerome Paturot a la recherche de la meilleure 
 
 des republiques. P., 1858 . . 34-3645 
 
 — Jerome Paturot a la recherche d' une position 
 
 sociale. P., 1861 . . . 34-3646 
 
 — Marie Brontin. P., 1860 . . 34-5515 
 
 — La vie a rebours. P., 1860 , . 34-5513 
 Reyes, M. de los. Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists 
 
 v. 3 of 18-3786 
 
 Reynard the fox : a burlesque poem, from the Low- 
 German original of the fifteenth century. B., 
 1865 23-762 
 
 — Same ; after the German version of Gothe. By 
 
 T. J. Arnold. L., 1855. 8» . 23-.-84 
 
 — Roscoe, T. German novelists v. 1 of 18-3785 
 Reynolds, B, My first season. Ed. by E. Sheppard 
 
 18-2829 
 
 Reynolds, E. M. Modern methods in elementary 
 
 geometry. L., 1868 . . . 14-197 
 
 Reynolds, E. W. Our campaign ; or, thou<;hts on 
 
 the career of life. B., 1851 . . ^33-149 
 Reynolds, F. The dramatist : a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 v. 11 24-141 
 
 — Laugh when you can : a comedy. I. B. T. v. 21 
 
 ' 24-141 
 
 — Life and times; written by himself. Ph., 1826. 
 
 2 V. 8° 30-456 
 
 — Werter: a tragedy. I. B. T. v. 21 24-141 
 Reynolds, G. W. M. Modern literature of France. 
 
 L., 1839. 2 V 22-1177 
 
 — Robert Bruce ; Wallace . . . 18-2636 
 Reynolds, John. Peter Gott, the Cape Ann fisher- 
 man 18-2639 
 
 Reynolds, Joshua. Discourses delivered at the royal 
 academy. B., 1821 . . . 5-391 
 
 — Same ; illustrated by explanatory notes and 
 
 plates by J. Burnet. L., 1842. 4° 5-704 
 
 — Literary works ; with a memoir of the author, 
 
 and remarks illustrative of his principles and 
 practice. By H. W. Beechey. L., 1846. 
 2v 5-389 
 
 — Notes and observations on pictures; with Ma- 
 
 son's observations on his method of coloring. 
 Ed. by W. Cotton. L., 18:9. S° 5-1-14 
 
 — Cunningham, A. Life and writings 5-390 
 
 Reynolds, Joshua. Leslie, C. R., and T. Taylor. 
 Life and times .... 30-1661 
 
 — Northcote, J. Memoirs of . . 30-455 
 Reynolds, J. N. Pacific and Indian oceans ; or, the 
 
 South sea surveying and explormg expedition ; 
 its inception, progress, and objects. N. Y., 
 1841. 8» 29^53 
 
 — Voyage of the U. S. frigate Potomac, during 
 
 the circumnavigation of the globe, in 1831-4. 
 N. Y., 1835. So . . . . 29''-52 
 
 Reynolds, J. R. System of medicine. L., 1866,8. 
 2 v. 8» 10-721 
 
 Reynolds, R. Letters ; with a memoir of his life, 
 by H. M. Rathbone. Ph., 1855 . 30-827 
 
 Reynolds, S. H. System of modern history. Part 
 I, Rise of the modern European system. E., 
 1865. 8» 27''-3527 
 
 Reynold's miscellany, v. 22. L., 1859. 4» 17-504 
 
 Rham, W. F. Dictionary of the farm ; revised and 
 re-edited, with supplementary matter by W. 
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 Rhees, W. J. Manual of public libraries, institu- 
 tions, and societies in the United States, and 
 British provinces of North America. Ph., 
 1859. 8° 21-242 
 
 Rhetores Graeci ; ex recognitione L. Spengel. Lips., 
 1853,4. 2 v 34-336 
 
 Rhetoric. Adams, J. Q. Lectures on . 22-601 
 
 — Ari.stotle. Treatise on . . 15-6;22-600 
 
 — Bain, A. English composition and r. 22-603 
 
 — Blair, H. Lectures on . . . 22-607 
 
 — Campbell, G. Philosophy of . . 22-621 
 
 — Channing, E. T. Lectures on . 22-619 
 
 — Coppee, H. Elements of . . 22-624 
 
 — Day, II. N. Art of discourse . . 22-632 
 Elements of the art of . . 22-630 
 
 — Gregory, T. Letters on literature, taste, and 
 
 composition 22-645 
 
 — Haven, E. O. Rhetoric . . . 22-654 
 
 — Kames, H. H., Ld. Elements of criticism 
 
 22-661,2,3 
 
 — Longinus on the sublime . . . 22-669 
 
 — See Belles lettres ; Composition ; Criticism ; 
 
 Elocution ; Oratory. 
 Rhetoric of conversation. G. W. Hervey 33-293 
 Rhetorical grammar. "W. Kenrick . 22-143 
 
 Rheumatism and gout. Adams, R. Treatise on 
 
 rheumatic gout .... 10-425 
 Illustrations of etfects of . . 10-433 
 
 — Fuller, R. Rheumatic gout and sciatica 10-437 
 
 — Harvey, W. R., g., neuralgia, etc. 10-200 
 
 — Scudamore, C. Nature and cure of 10-466 
 Rhind, A. H. Thebes ; its tombs and their tenants, 
 
 ancient and present ; including a record of ex- 
 cavations in the necropolis. L., 1862. 8° 
 28''-392 
 
 Rhind, W. C. Historical map of the Marian perse- 
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 Rhine. Abbott, J. Rollo on the . . 27''-375 
 
 — Delrieu, A. Le Rhin . . . 34-5142 
 
 — Hood, T. Up the Rhine . . 27''-273 
 
 — Hugo, M. V. Travels on the . . 27»'-569 
 Rhoads, R. Poems ; a series of tales in verse ; with 
 
 a variety of lyrical productions on chosen 
 
 themes. Ph., 1863 . . . 23-678 
 
 Rhode Island. Arnold, S. G. History of 26'>-400 
 
 — Bartlett, J. R. Bibliography of . 21-163 
 Records of colony of . . . 26''-539 
 
 — Callender, J. Historical discourse on 4,26^581 
 
 — Jackson, C. T. Report on geology of 9-241 
 
 — Jackson, H. Account of the churches in 
 
 32-1609 
 
 — Pease, J. C, and J. M. Niles. Gazetteer of 
 
 25-116 
 
 — Peterson, E. History of . . 26»-332 
 
 — Stone, E. W. Rhode Island in the rebellion 
 
 2G»^586 
 
 — See Newport. 
 
 Rhode Island historical society, collections, v. 2-4. 
 Providence, 1835-8. 3 v. 8<> . - 26»-581 
 
 83 
 
RHODES. 
 
 498 
 
 RICHARDSON. 
 
 Rhodes, G. Tents and tent-life, from the earliest 
 ages to the present time ; to which is added 
 the practice of encamping an army in ancient 
 and modern times. L., 1858 . 29='-103 
 
 Rhodes, G. J. Designs, sketches, and plans for 
 villas and cottages. L., 1854 . 5-491 
 
 Rhodes, T. B. Bombastes furioso. F's M. D. v. 5 
 24-113 
 
 Rhodes, W. Stanford, C. Memorials of 30-1423 
 
 Rhodes, knights of. See St. John, order of. 
 
 Rhymes and pictures. W. Newman . 23-714 
 
 Rhymes of contrast on wisdom and folly. J. Rush 
 23-1037 
 
 Rhymes with reason and without. B. P. Shillaber 
 28-500 
 
 Rhyming dictionary, (1570.) Levins, P. [E. E. T. 
 S. pt. 27] . . . .V. 14 of 22-1043 
 
 — Richon, V. French versification . 22-722 
 
 — Walker, J 22-275,0 
 
 Rhythm. Roe, R. Principles of . . 22-801 
 
 — See Versification. 
 Riaux, F. See PfeiffLr, T. 
 
 Ribault, J. Sparks, J. Life of (S. A. B. 17) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Ribeyrolles, C. Lcs Compagnons de la mort. N. 
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 Ricard, A. Ainee et cadette : roman. P. 4" 
 
 34-4824 
 
 — Le Careme de ma tante ; Le Carnival de mon 
 
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 — Cclui qu' on aime : roman. P. 4" 34-4829 
 
 — La Diligence : roman. P. 40 . 34-4826 
 
 — Le Format libere : romnn. P. 40 . 34-4827 
 
 — La Grisette : roman. P. 4« . . 34-4822 
 
 — Le Marchand de coco : roman. P. 4" 34-4823 
 
 — Ni r un ni 1' autre : roman. P. 4" 34-4825 
 
 — La Sage-femme : roman. P. 4° . 34-4821 
 
 — Le Viveur : roman. P. 4" . . 34-4819 
 Ricard, S. Traite generale du commerce. P., an 
 
 VII de la republique. 3 v. 4» . 34-4746 
 
 Ricardo, D. Works ; Avith a notice of the life and 
 writinss of the author, by J. R. McCulloch. 
 L., 1846. 8° .... 3-194 
 
 Ricaut, P. Turkish polity, government, religion, 
 and militia. L., 1669 . . . 27^-867 
 
 Ricci, Scipio de. Potter, M. de. Memoirs of 
 
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 Ricciardi, G. Autobiography of an Italian rebel. 
 L., 1860 30-1301 
 
 Riccoboni, M. J. L. de M. Histoire ,d' Ernestine. 
 B., 1827 34-4255 
 
 Rice, Charles. Three guardsmen. F's S. D. v. 18 
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 Rice, Clinton. Manual of the U. S. bankruptcy act, 
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 Rice, C. D. Illustrations of physiology. B., 1851 
 10-680 
 
 Rice, E. L. Introduction to American literature ; 
 
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 32-1178 
 
 Rice, G. E. Nugamenta ; a book of verses. B., 
 1860 23-758 
 
 Rice, H. Mount Vernon, and other poems. N.Y., 
 1864 28-690 
 
 Rice culture. See Colonial essays . 2-935 
 
 Rice, W. Tiger-shooting in India ; an account of 
 hunting experiences on foot in Rajpootana. 
 L., 185>. 8» .... 28''-357 
 
 Rich, A. Illustrated companion to the Latin dic- 
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 connected with the arts, manufactures, and 
 every-day life of the Greeks and Romans. 
 L., 1849 22-'^05 
 
 Rich, C. J. Journey to the site of Babylon, in 1811, 
 narrative of a journey to Persepolis, and re- 
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 Rich, E. See Smedley, E. 
 
 Rich, O. Bibliotheca Americana nova ; a catalogue 
 of books relating to America, including voy- 
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 printed since the year 1700. "L., 1846 21-244 
 
 — General catalogue of old and new bool^s for 
 
 1837. L., 1837. 8» . . . 21-73 
 
 Rich and humble. W. T. Adanos , 18-67 
 
 Rich husband. Mrs. J. H. Riddell . 18-3841 
 Rich kinsman. S. H. Tyng . . . 32-566 
 
 Richard I, of England. Abbott, J. History of 
 
 30-946 
 
 — James, G. P. R. History of . . 27''-615 
 
 — See Chronicles of the crusades . 29-'-8 
 Richard II, of England. Abbott, J. History of 
 
 30-1066 
 
 — Dunster^ H. P. True stories of the times of 
 
 27''-348 
 
 — Poem on deposition of; and R. Maydiston de 
 
 concordia inter Ric. II et civitatem London. 
 
 Camden soc. pub. v. 3 . . 27=-195 
 
 Richard III, of England. Abbott, J. History of 
 
 30-1354 
 
 — Halsted, C. A. History of . . 30-460 
 
 — "W^alpole, H. Historic doubts on life and reign 
 
 of 27''-1203 
 
 Richard, — . Le magicien des salons, ou le diable 
 couleur de rose - Recueil nouveau de tours 
 d'escamotage, de physique anmsaute, de 
 chimie recreative, de lours de cartes, magie 
 blanche, etc. ; suivi d' un supplement par M. 
 Delion. P., n. d. . . . 34-5533 
 Richard, H. Memoirs of Joseph Sturge. L., 1864. 
 
 8" 30-1542 
 
 Richard, J. B. [Pseud, for M. Audin.] Guide du 
 voyageur en Italic. P., 1850 . 34-5433 
 Richard, L. C, et al. Botanical dictionary ; with ad- 
 ditions from Mariyn, Smith, Milne, Wildenow, 
 Acharius, &c. New Haven, 1817 9-90 
 
 Richard. J. Sandeau .... 34-3716 
 Richard-cceur-de-lion ; ou, Le talisman. Sir W. Scott 
 
 34-4999 
 Richard Edney. s". Jud'd '. '. '. 18-1697 
 Richard the fearless ; or, the little duke 18-2641 
 
 Richard Hurdis. W. G. Simms . . 18-2871 
 Ricliard of Cirencester on the ancient state of Britain. 
 
 See Giles, J. A 27^-449 
 
 Richard of Devizes. See Chronicles of the crusades 
 
 29^-8 
 
 Richards, C. F. John Guilderstring's sin 18-2643 
 
 Richards, C. H. B. Sedgemoor ; or, home lessons 
 
 18-2057 
 
 — Springs of action. N. Y., 1863 . 3P-918 
 Richards, F. De B. Random sketches ; or, what I 
 
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 Richards, T. A. Appleton's companion handbook 
 
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 N. Y., 1864 26^^503 
 
 — Appleton's illustrated handbook of American 
 
 travel. N. Y., 1857 . . . 26''-325 
 
 — Guide to the Central park. N. Y., 1866 26''-569 
 
 — Summer stories .... 18-2643 
 Richards, W. C. Day in the New York crystal 
 
 palace, and how to make the most of it. N. 
 Y., 1853 6-918 
 
 — Electron ; or, the pranks of the modern puck ; 
 
 a telegraphic epic for the times. N. Y., 1858 
 . . . . 33-505 
 
 — Great in goodness ; a memoir of G. N. Briggs. 
 
 B., 1866 30-1850 
 
 — Harry's vacation ; or, philosophy at home 
 
 18-2644 
 
 Richards, Mrs. W. C. See Richards, C. H. B. 
 Richardson, A. D. Beyond the Mississippi ; from 
 the river to the ocean. Hart., 1866. 8" 
 
 36>'-623 
 
 ^ — Our new states and territories. N. Y., 1866. 8" 
 
 36''-619 
 
 — Personal history of U. S. Grant. Hart., 1808. 
 
 8» 30-2406 
 
RlCHARDSOxN^. 
 
 499 
 
 EIDGE. 
 
 Richardson, A. D. Secret service ; the field, the dun- 
 geon, and the escape. Hart., 1865. S" 2G''-709 
 
 Richardson, C. Illustrations of English philology ; 
 consisting of a critical e.xamination of Dr. 
 Johnson's dictionary. L., 1815. 4° 22-B85 
 
 — New dictionary of the English language. L., 
 
 1839. 2 V. 4" . . . . 22-383 
 
 — Supplement to a New dictionary of the English 
 
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 — On the study of language ; an exposition of 
 
 "The diversions of Purley." L., 1854 
 22-210 
 
 Richardson, E. Personal experience of Roman 
 Catholicism. 2d ed. L. . . 32-2261 
 
 Richardson, G. F. Geology for beginners ; com- 
 prising a familiar explanation of geology and 
 its associate sciences. L., 1848 . 9-287 
 
 — See Korner, C. G. 
 
 Richardson, James. Narrative of a mission to Cen- 
 tral Africa, in 1850,1, under the orders and 
 at the expense of her majesty's government. 
 L., 1853. 2v. . . .' . 28''-436 
 
 — Travels in the great desert of Sahara, in 1845,6. 
 
 L., 1848. 2v. 8° . . . 28''-139 
 
 — Travels in Morocco. L. , 1860. 2 v. 28''-340 
 Richardson, Sir John. Arctic searching expedition ; 
 
 a iournal of a boat voyage in search of the 
 ships under Franklin. N. Y., 1852 29''-94 
 
 — et al. Last of the Arctic voyages; a narrative 
 
 of the expedition in H. M. S. Assistance, 
 under the command of Capt. Sir E. Belcher, 
 in search of Sir J. Franklin. L., 1855. 2 v. 
 8" ■ 29''-153 
 
 — Mcllraith, J. Life of . . . 30-2413 
 Richardson, J. Monitor of free-masonry. N. Y. 
 
 2-833 
 
 Richardson, M. Horsemanship ; or, the art of riding 
 and managing a horse. L., 1853 20-446 
 
 Richardson, M. A. The borderer's table-book ; oi-, 
 gatherings of the local history and romance 
 of the English and Scottish border. New- 
 castle, 1846. 8 V. in 4. 8» . . 27^-1003 
 
 Richardson, N. New method for the piano-forte ; 
 with rudiments of harmony and thorouuh- 
 bass. Ph., 1859. 4» . . 5-990 
 
 Richardson, Nathaniel. Conversations, discussions 
 
 and anecdotes of Thomas Story, Ph., 1862 
 
 32-1018 
 
 Richardson, R. Memoirs of Alex. Campbell. Ph., 
 1868. 8° 30-2376 
 
 Richardson, S. Correspondence, selected from the 
 original manuscripts bequeathed by him to his 
 family ; with a biographical account of the 
 author, and observations on his writings, by 
 A. L. Barbauld. L., 1804. 6 v. 83-1230 
 
 — History of Clarissa Harlowe . . 18-2640,46 
 
 — History of Sir Charles Grandison . 18-2647 
 
 — Pamela ; or, virtue rewarded . . 18-2645 
 Richardson, T. See Knapp, F. 
 
 Richardson, T. A. Art of architectural modelling in 
 paper ; with illustrations designed by the au- 
 thor, and engraved by O. Jewitt. L., 1859 
 
 5-375 
 
 Richardson, — . (Walsh's Br. poets) . 23-62 
 
 Riche et pauvre. E. Souvestre . . 34-3804 
 
 Richelieu, L. A. J. du Plessis de. James, G. P. R. 
 
 Life of 30-461 
 
 — Michelet, J. Richelieu et la Fronde 34-4865 
 Henri IV, et Richelieu . . 34-4865 
 
 — Memoires [Barriere, J. F.] . . 34-3519 
 Richelieu. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1642 
 Richelieu ; or, the conspiracy. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton 
 
 24-153 
 
 Riches have wings. T. S. Arthur . 18-183 
 
 Richesse de la Hollande. Mich . . 34-4747 
 Richmond, L. Annals of the poor . 18-2648 
 
 — La Jeuue Villageoise. N. Y. . 34-4291 
 
 — Grimshawe, T."S. Memoir of . 30-459 
 
 — See Domestic portraiture. 
 
 — et al. Letters to the young. L., 1855 33-790 
 
 Richmond, W., memoir of; drawn chiefly from 
 
 "Domestic portraiture." N. Y. 30-903 
 
 Richmond, [England,] and its inhabitants, from the 
 
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 Richmond, [U. S.] Cook, J. Siege of 20^'-478 
 Richmond during the war ; four years of personal 
 
 observation. By a Richmond lady. N. Y., 
 
 ■ 1867 2()"-')r,7 
 
 Richmond examiner during the war. J. M. Daniel 
 
 2G"-981 
 
 Richon, V. Treatise on French veisification ; with 
 
 a dictionary of rhymes. E., 1865 22-722 
 Richter, E See Co-oiicrative stores. 
 Richter, E. F Manual of harmony ; from the latest 
 
 German ed., by J. P. Morgan. N. Y., 1867. 
 
 8" 5-1130 
 
 Richter, J. P. F. Sammtliche werke. P., 1836-7. 
 
 4 V. 8° 34-2421 
 
 — Campaner Thai ; or, discourses on the immor- 
 
 tality of the soul. L., 1857 . 33-904 
 
 — Campaner Thai, and other writings. B., 1864 
 
 33-904'' 
 
 — Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces . 18-2C51 
 
 — Hesperus 18-2652 
 
 — Levana ; or, the doctrine of education. B. , 1863 
 
 13-181 
 
 — Titan 18-2649 
 
 — Walt and Vult ; or, the twins . 18-2650 
 
 — Lee, E. B. Life and autobiography of 30-411 
 Rickard, F. I. Mining journey across the Great 
 
 Andes. L., 1863 . . . 26'M51 
 
 Richards, G. K. Population and capital ; a course 
 of lectures. L., 1854. 8" . . 3-197 
 
 Rickman, T. An attempt to discriminate the styles 
 of architecture in England from the conquest 
 to the reformation ; with a sketch of the 
 Grecian and Roman orders. 6th ed. Oxf., 
 1862. 8° 5-214 
 
 Rickman, T. C. Life of Thomas Paine. L., 1819. 
 8» ...... 30-1939 
 
 Ricochets, les, Comedie, imitee de Picard ; followed 
 by Une place a la cour, par Mme d'Aunet ; 
 Les demoiselles d'honneur; Le chat parti les 
 souris dansent ; Marguerite; Un reve; Le 
 dindon de Nicole ; Les demoiselles de Saint- 
 Cyr. [No title] .... 34-4224 
 
 Ricord, F. W. Stories of ancient Rome. N. Y., 
 1852 27"-2449 
 
 Ricord, P. Jacquot, C. J. B. Vie de . 34-4399 
 
 Riddell, J. Architectural designs for model country 
 residences ; accompanied by general descrip- 
 tions and estimates. Ph., 1801. Oblong f" 
 5-627 
 
 — See Stayley, G. 
 
 Riddell, Mrs. J. H. Far above rubies . 18-3889 
 
 — George Geith, of Fen court . . 18-3270 
 
 — The Moors and the Fens . . 18-3265 
 
 — Phemie Keller .... 18-3605 
 
 — The race for Avealth . . . 18-3799 
 
 — Rich husband 18-3841 
 
 — Too much alone .... 18-3206 
 Riddle, E. See Ozanam, J. 
 
 Riddle, J. E. History of the papacy, to the period of 
 the reformation. L., 1854. 2 v. 8» 27='-2451 
 
 — Ecclesiastical chronology ; or, annals of the 
 
 Christian church ; containing a view of gen- 
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 events. L., 1840. 8° . . . 32-1526 
 
 — See Hinds, S. 
 
 Riddle, M. B. See Lange, J. P. 
 
 Rider, G. T. Lyra Anglicana ; or, hymnal of sacred 
 poetry; selected from the best English writers, 
 and arranged after the order of the apostles' 
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 Rider, J. See Holy-Oke, F. 
 
 Rides and reveries of ^sop Smith. M. F. Tupper 
 18-3340 
 
 Ridge, B. Health and disease, their laws ; with 
 plain practical prescriptions for the people. 
 L.,1858 10-176 
 
RIDGE. 
 
 500 
 
 RIPLEY. 
 
 Ridge, B. Ourselves, our food, and our physic. 
 
 L., 1801 10-344 
 
 Ridgel}', J. L., and P. Donaldson. Tlie odd-fellow's 
 pocket manual. Revised by J. E. Chamberlain. 
 
 Ph., 1859 2-835 
 
 RidgeAvay, J. See Perils among the heathen. 
 Riding. Allen, F. Principles of, for gentlemen 
 
 20-298 
 
 for ladies .... 20-299 
 
 — Clarke, Mrs. S. Ladies' equestrian guide 
 
 20-290 
 
 — Peters, J. G. Treatise on equitation 20-432 
 
 — Waite, S. C. Graceful r. , . 20-493 
 
 — See Horses and horsemanship. 
 
 Ridley, J. Tales of the genii. Trans, from the 
 Persian 18-3136 
 
 Ridner, .J. P. Artist's chromatic hand-book ; a prac- 
 tical treatise on pigments. N. Y., 1850 5-52 
 
 Riedesel, F. C L. von. Letters and memoirs relating 
 
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 80-462 
 
 Riehl,W. H. Culturgeschichtliclie novel len. Stuttg., 
 1856 34-621 
 
 — jVIusikalischecharakterk6pfe;einkunstgeschiclit- 
 
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 Rien.- M. C. B. de Montalivet , . 34-5353 
 Rienzi. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . . 18-491 
 
 Riesbeck, C, B'n. Travels through Germany; in a 
 
 series of letters. Trans, by Rev. Mr. Maty. 
 
 L., 1787. 3 V. 8» . . . 27^-46 
 
 Riethmiiller, C. J. Alexander Hamilton and his 
 
 contemporaries. L., 1864 . . 30-1526 
 Rifle. Barber, B. C. The crack shot . 6-559 
 
 — Busk, H. The rifle, and how to use it 6-574 
 
 — Cleveland, H. W. S. Hints to riflemen 
 
 20-324 
 
 — Forsythe, J. Sporting r. and its projectiles 
 
 6-602 
 
 — Stone, C. P. Pliilosophy for the r. 6-697 
 
 — Wilcox, C. M. Rifles and rifle practice 6-721 
 
 — See Guns and gunning. 
 
 Rifle and light infantry tactics. W. J, Hardee 
 
 6-623 
 
 Rifle and the hound. S. W. Baker . 20-515 
 
 Rifle rangers. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2013 
 
 Rig-Veda-Sanhita. A collection of ancient Hindu 
 
 hymns; constitutinir the first Aslitaka, or, book 
 
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 L., 1850-66. 4v. 8°. . ., 32-928 
 
 Riggenbach, C. J. See Lange, J. P. 
 
 Rigging. Cole, J. E. Criticism on present system 
 
 1-210 
 
 — Kipping, R. Treatise on . . 6-039 
 Right at last. Mrs. E. C. Gaskell . 18-1152 
 Right of a clergyman to oppose the errors of his 
 
 own church. H. E. Head . . 32-277 
 
 Right of search. H. Wheaton . . 2-105 
 
 — See International policy. 
 
 Right use of the early fathej'S. J. J. Blunt 32-933 
 Righteousness by faitli. C. P. Mclivaine 32-2057 
 Rightful heir. E. L. Bulwer-Lytlon . 24-234 
 
 Rights and wrongs. A. Fonblanque, jr. 2-300 
 
 Rights of industry ; an address f)n capital and labor. 
 5th Am. ed. Middletown, 1830 . 3-199 
 
 Rights of labor. J. Dewees . . . 1-211 
 
 Rights of nations. T. Mamiani . . 27''-3495 
 Riglits of war and peace. H. Grotius . 2-200 
 
 Rights, science of. J. G. Fichte . . 2-665 
 
 Riley, Gen. B. See Tyson, P. T. 
 Riley, H. The mule ; a treatise on the breeding, 
 training, and uses to which he may be put. 
 
 Ph., 1869 4-214 
 
 Riley, H. A. The restoration at the second coming 
 of Christ ; a summary of millenarian doc- 
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 Riley, H. H. Puddleford papers ; or, humors of the 
 west . . ... 18-2653 
 
 Riley, H. T., (ed.) Dictionary of Latin quotations, 
 proverbs, maxims and mottos, classical and 
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 with a selection of Greek quotations. L., 
 1856 22-1180 
 
 — Memorials of London and London life in the 
 
 13th, 14th and 15th centuries ; from archives 
 of the city. L., 1868. 8« . , 27^-4056 
 
 Riley, J. Authentic narrative of the loss of the 
 American brig "Commerce," on the western 
 coast of Africa, in 1815. Hart., 1828 28''-98 
 
 Rills from the fountain of life. R. Newton 
 
 32-653 
 
 Rimbault, E. F. Bibliographical account of the 
 musical and poetical works published in Eng- 
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 the titles of madrigals, ballets, ayres, canzon- 
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 — Organist's portfolio ; a series of voluntaries. B. 
 
 Ob. 4° 5-948 
 
 — The pianoforte, its origin, progress, and con- 
 
 struction ; with somer account of instruments 
 of the same class Avhich preceded it ; with a 
 selection of interesting specimens of music, 
 composed for keyed stringed instruments. 
 L., 1800. 4» .... 5-807 
 
 — See Arnold, S. ; Hopkins, E. J. 
 
 Rimius, H. History of the Moravians, from their 
 first settlement at Hernhaag ; c(mtaining An- 
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 solemn calls on Count Zinzendorf," a cnndid 
 narrative of the rise and progress of the Mo- 
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 32-150 
 
 Rimmel, E. Book of perfumes. 4th ed. L., 1804 
 0-214 
 
 — Recollections of the Paris exhibition of 1807. 
 
 L., 1868. 8» .... 0-923 
 
 Ring, D. Three thousand exercises in arithmetic. 
 
 Ph., 1857 14-49 
 
 Ring, M. John Milton and his times ; an historical 
 
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 18-4060 
 Ring and the book. R. Browning . 23-1028 
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 Rise and progress of religion in the soul. P. Dodd- 
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 Rival princes. M. A. Clarke . . 27^-265 
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 Rivale de la Pompadour. C. C. de Saint-Mars 
 
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 Rival'tjs, les. H. de Balzac . . . 34-3048 
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 Road from Missouri to Oregon. Preuss, C. Topo- 
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 503 
 
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 Roads and road-making. Strickland, W. Reports 
 
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 Rob Roy. Sir W. Scott . . . 18-2772 
 
 Rob Roy. adventures of; J. Grant . 18-1254 
 ]^)b Roy on the Baltic. J. Macgregor . 27'^-834 
 Rob Roy canoe, thousand miles in. J. Macgre<>:or 
 
 27^^-784 
 
 Rob Roy, voyage alone in the yawl. John Mac- 
 gregor 27''-781 
 
 Roba di Roma. W.W.Story . .' 27^-Cm 
 
 Robb, J. S. Streaks of squatter life, etc. 18-3166'^ 
 
 Robber. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1643 
 
 Robberds, J. W. Life and Avritings of William 
 
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 Robert, Cyprien. Slave provinces of Turkey. See 
 
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 Robert Dalby, and his world of troubles 18-2662 
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 Robert Fulton. J. C. Hauch .• . 18-4178 
 
 Robert Linton. By the author of " Win and wear" 
 
 18-4074 
 
 Robert Mornay. M. Ferrer . . . ls-1075 
 Robertine. Mme de Bavvr . . . 34-4250 
 Robert O'Lincoln. See George Ready . 18-1164 
 Robert Severne. W. A. Hammond . 18-3803 
 Roberts, Arthur. The life, letters, and opinions of 
 
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 Roberts, Edmund. Embassy to the eastern courts 
 
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 Roberts, Emma. Memoirs of the rival houses of 
 
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 Roberts, George. Life, progresses, and rebellion of 
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 Roberts, Lewes. Merchants' map of commerce. 
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 Roberts, Mary. Domesticated animals. 7th ed. 
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 — Popular history of mollusca ; comprising a fam- 
 
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 Roberts, P. Cambrian popular antiquities ; or, an 
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 Roberts, William. History of the United States, to 
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 — Memoirs of the life and correspondence of Mrs. 
 
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 — Life, letters, and opinions. Ed. bj' A. Roberts 
 
 30-465 
 
 Roberts, William, M. D. Essay on wasting pulsy. 
 L., 1858. 8" .... 10-423 
 
 — Practical treatise on urinary and renal diseases. 
 
 Ph., 1866. 8" . . . . 10-590 
 
 Roberts, AV. H. (Walsh's Br. poets) . 23-62 
 
 Robertson, A. Manual on extracting teeth. 2d ed. 
 
 Ph., 1868 10-859 
 
 Robertson, D. Law of personal succession, etc. 
 
 Ph., 1836. 8» . . . V. 12 of 2-55 
 Robertson, E. W. Scotland under her early kings ; 
 
 a history of the kingdom to the close of the 
 
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 Robertson, F. W. Analysis of Mr. Tennyson's 
 
 "In memoriam." L., 1862 . 23-715 
 
 — Lectures and addresses on literary and social 
 
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 — Sermons preached at Trinity chapel, Brighton. 
 
 B., 1863,4. 5 V 32-1177 
 
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 Robertson, G. A. Notes on Africa ; particularly 
 
 those parts which are situated between Cape 
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 Robertson, I. L. Sketches of public characters ; 
 
 with notices of other matters. N. Y., 1830 
 
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 Robertson, J. A. Concise historical proofs, respect- 
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 Robertson, J. B. Lectures on the life. Avritings and 
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 — Lectures on some subjects of modern history 
 
 and biography. Dub., 1864 . 27''-3530 
 Robertson, James C. Becket, archbishop of Canter- 
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 — History of the Christian church, (1122-1303.) 
 
 L., 1862-7. 3 V. in 4 8°. . 32-1973 
 
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 Robertson, Joseph C. See Percy anecdotes. 
 
 Robertson, J. P. and W. P. Four years in Para- 
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 under the government of the Dictator Francia. 
 2 V. Pl»., 1838 .... 26''-108 
 
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 Robertson, William. Ernestine. F's S. D. v. 14 
 
 24-221 
 
 Robertson, William, D. D. History of America. 
 
 Ph., 1812. 2 V. 8° . . . 26''-172 
 
 — History of the reign of Charles V ; with a view 
 
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 L., 1772. 4v. 8» . . . 27"-2669 
 
 — Same. 2d Am. ed. Ph., 1812. 3 v. 27''-2668 
 
 — Same ; with an account of the emi>eror's life 
 
 after his abdication, by W. H. Prescott. Ph., 
 1864. 3 v. 8° . . . . 27''-2670 
 
ROBERTSON. 
 
 503 
 
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 Robertson, William, D. D. History of Scotland, 
 during the reigns of Mary and James VI ; 
 •with a review of the Scottish history previous 
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 — Same ; with historical disquisition concerning 
 
 the knowledge which the ancients had of 
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 — Historical disquisition concerning the knowledge 
 
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 — Same. Ph., 17fl2. 8» . . . 2d^-68'' 
 Robertson, Rev. William. The desert pathway. 
 
 N. Y., 1863 32-1009 
 
 — Residence at Gibraltar, and a visit to the penin- 
 
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 Robertson, W. H. Treatise on diet and regimen. 
 
 4th ed., rewritten. L., 1847,8. 2 v. 8" 
 
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 Robespierre, M. Report on political morality. Ph., 
 
 1794 30-331 
 
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 Robin Hood. Marsh, J. B. . . . 18-4187 
 
 — Ritson, J. Ancient poems relating to 22-'!24 
 Robin Hood and Captain Kidd. VV. W. Campbell 
 
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 Robinson, A. Life in California. N. Y., 1846 
 
 20"-71 
 
 Robinson, B. Answer to Mr. Bennett's brief his- 
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 Robinson, E. Biblical researches in Palestir\e, 
 Mount Sinai, and Arabia Petrea ; a journal of 
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 — Harmony of the four gospels in Greek, accord- 
 
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 32-1511 
 
 — Later biblical researches in Palestine, and in the 
 
 adjacent regions ; a journal of travels in 1852. 
 B., 1856. 8° .... 28>'-575 
 
 — Physical geography of the holy land ; a supple- 
 
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 Robinson, Mrs. Elizabeth. See Montagu, Mrs. E. 
 
 Robinson, F. Account of the organization of the 
 army of the U. S. ; with biographies of dis- 
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 Robinson, F. W. Carry's confession . 18-590 
 
 — Christie's faith 18-3844 
 
 — For her sake 18-2666 
 
 — High church 18-590 
 
 — Mattie : a stray .... 18-590 
 
 — Milly's hero ..... 18-2667 
 
 — No man's friend : a novel . . 18-3916 
 
 — No church 18-2338 
 
 — Owen : a waif 18-2409 
 
 — Poor humanity .... 18-2669 
 
 — Woman's ransom .... 18-2668 
 Robinson, G. On the prevention and treatment of 
 
 mental disorders. L., 1859. 8". 10-159 
 
 Robinson, H., [Ed.] Zurich letters ; comprising the 
 correspondence of several English bishops, and 
 others, with some of the Helvetian reformers, 
 during the reign of Elizabeth. 2d series. 
 Camb., 1845. 8° . . . . 32-1197 
 
 — Original letters relative to the English reforma- 
 
 tion, written during the reigns of Henry VIII, 
 Edward VI, and Mary, chiefly from the 
 archives of Zurich. Trans, from authenticated 
 copies of the autographs. Camb., 1846. 2 v. 
 8° 32-1198 
 
 Robinson, H. A. Six months in Kansas. B., 1850 
 26''-308 
 
 Robinson, H. B. Narrative of voyages to explore 
 the shores of Africa, Arabia, and Madagascar, 
 in H. M. ships Leven and Barracouta, N. Y., 
 1838. 2v 28''-93 
 
 Robinson, H. C. Diarv, reminiscences, and corre- 
 spondence. Ed.'by T. Sadler. B., 1869. 2 v. 
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 Robinson, H. N. Astronomy. [University ed.] 
 N. Y., 1858. 8» . .' . . 12-66 
 
 — Conic sections and analytical geometrv. N. Y., 
 
 1864 ' 14-76 
 
 — Elements of geometry and trigonometry ; with 
 
 practical problems. N. Y., 1864 . 14-75 
 
 — Elementsof written arithmetic ; containing .slate 
 
 and blackboard exercises. N. Y.,1863 14-79 
 
 — New university algebra ; a theoretical and prac- 
 
 tical treatise. N. Y., 1864 . . 14-73 
 
 — Key to new university algebra. N. Y., 1863. 
 
 8° 14-74 
 
 — Progressive higher arithmetic ; combining the 
 
 analytic and synthetic methods, and forming 
 a complete treatise on arithmetical science, 
 and its commercial and business applications. 
 N. Y., 1864 14-79 
 
 — Treatise on astronomy, descriptive, theoretical 
 
 and physical. N. Y., 1858. 8° . 12-66 
 
 Robinson, James. The Philadelphia directory for 
 
 1806,7. 2v 25-137 
 
 Robinson, James. Whole art of curing, pickling, 
 
 and smoking meat and fish, both in British 
 
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 Robinson, Jane. Caesar Borgia : an historical re- 
 
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 — Gold-worshippers .... 18-1198 
 
 — Whitefriars ; or, the days of Charles II 18-3495 
 Robinson, J. B. Pictures of slavery and anti- 
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 benefit of negro freedom morally, sociall3% 
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 Robinson, Mary. Memoirs, written by herself, v. 7 
 
 30-1878 
 
 Robinson, Matthew. Autobiography. Ed. by J. E. 
 
 B. Mayor. CamI)., 1856 . . 30-1325 
 Robinson, P. P. Designs for ornamental villas. 
 
 L.,1827. 4°. . . . . 5-625 
 
 — Domestic architecture in the Tudor style. L., 
 
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 Robinson, R. Manual of method and organization, 
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 Robinson, Solon. How to live ; saving and wast- 
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 including the story of A dime a day. N. Y., 
 
 1860 6-216 
 
 Robinson, T. Scripture characters ; with a memoir 
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 82-1410 
 
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 Robinson, T. A. L. v. J. The exiles . 
 
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 — Historical view of the languages and 
 
 of the Slave nations ; with a sketch of their 
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 — Life's discipline .... 18-2665 
 
 — Woodhill [Same as "Exiles"] . 18-2003 
 Robinson, W. Gleanings from French gardens. 
 
 L., 1868 4-325 
 
 Robinson, W. D. Memoirs of the Mexican revolu- 
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 of opening a commerce between the Pacific 
 and Atlantic oceans, through the Mt'xican 
 isthmus, in the province of Oaxaca, and tit 
 the lake of Nicaragua. Ph., 1820, 
 
 20»-174 
 
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 Robinson Crusoe. D. De Foe 
 — Same, in French .... 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, the real. J. X. Boniface 
 
 Robison, J. Proofs of a conspiracy against all the 
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 Robotham, J. Derivative spelling-book ; giving the 
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 Robson, R. Masons, bricklayers, plasterers, and 
 decorators' practical guide. L. 4° 5-72"^ 
 
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ROBSON. 
 
 504 
 
 ROGERS. 
 
 Robson, W. See Fournier, M. R. v. 19 
 
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 Robson, W. J. Love and loyalty. F's S. D v ^3 
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 Roby, J. Traditions of Lancashire. L.,1867. 2 v. 
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 Rocca, M. de. Memoirs on the war of the French 
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 Roche, A. Histoire des principaux ecrivains fran- 
 Qrtis. P., 1863. 2 V. . . . 34-5249 
 
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 — Monastery of St. Columb . . 18-2673 
 Roche, la. See La Roche 
 
 Roche tremblante. E. Berthet . . 34-3091 
 Rochefoucault. See La Rochefoucault. 
 Rochejaquelein. See Larochejacquelein. 
 Rochele, siege de la. Mme de Genlis . .34-4411 
 Rochester, ,J. Wilmot, earl of. (Bell's poets of G. 
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 Rochette, D. R. Histoire critique de V etablisse- 
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 8° 34-4535 
 
 — Lectures on ancient art. L., 1854 , 5-120 
 Rochon. A. M. de. Abridgment of a voyage to 
 
 Madagascar, containing a description of that 
 island, and an account of its produce and 
 manufactures. L., 1821. 8° . 29''-54 
 
 Rock, the, [by F. Packard ;] with an introduction 
 by n. A. Boardman. Ph. [1861] 32-989 
 
 Rock coiintv agricultural society. See Guernsey 
 and Willard's hist, of Rock co. . 2G''^-614 
 
 Rock me to sleep, mother. Morse, O. A. The claim 
 of A. M. W. Bitil to authorship of 21-225 
 
 Rock pools and the lessons they teach. J. Harper 
 9-930 
 
 Rock-records in India. Moore, G. Lost tribes 
 
 32-965 
 
 Rocks classified and described. B. Cotta 9-324 
 
 — See Geology ; Lithology. 
 
 Rockwell, C. The Catskill mountains and the region 
 around ; with sketclies in prose and verse, by 
 Cooper, Irving, and others. N. Y., 1867 
 • . 26b-630 
 
 — Sketches of foreign travel and life at sea. B., 
 
 1842. 2 V. 8» . . . . 29''-55 
 
 Rockwell, J. E. Scenes and impressions abroad. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 27''-558 
 
 Rocky mountains. Fremont, J. C. Exploring ex- 
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 — Irving, W. Scenes, incidents, &c. 26''-56 
 
 — James, E. Long's expedition to . 26''-72 
 
 — McClure, A. K. Three thousand miles through 
 
 26''-710 
 
 — Morris, M. O. Rambles in . . 26''-486 
 
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 26*'-97,8 
 
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 — Townsend, J. K. Journey to . 26*>-129 
 
 — See Colorado ; New Mexico ; Pacific railroad ; 
 
 Territories ; Utah. 
 
 Rodd, T. History of Charles the Great and Orlando, 
 ascribed to Arch-Bishop Turpin; together with 
 the most celebrated ancient ballads relating to 
 the twelve peers of France, mentioned in Don 
 Quixote; with English metrical verses. L., 
 1812. 2 V 23-843 
 
 Roderick, the last of the Goths. R. Southey 
 
 23-279 
 
 Roderick Random. T. Smollett . . 18-2955 
 
 Rodgers, C. T. American superiority at the world's 
 fair. Ph., 1852. 8° . . . 6-922 
 
 Rodgers, M. M. Scientific agriculture ; or, the ek- 
 ments of chemistry, geology, botany, and 
 meteorology, applied to practical agriculture. 
 Rochester, 1848 .... 4-177 
 
 Rodgers. See Rogers. 
 
 Rodman, J. Commercial code of France ; with the 
 motives, or discourses of the counsellors of 
 state. English and French. N. Y., 1814. 8° 
 
 Rodman, W. Jones, C. H. Memoirs of 
 Rodolphus. J. Abbott .... 
 Rodwell, G. H. Teddy, the tiler. F's M. 
 
 More blunders than one. 
 
 1-59 
 
 30-1968 
 
 18-12 
 
 D. V. 24 
 
 24-113 
 
 F's M. 
 
 24-113 
 
 24-113 
 
 18-4224 
 
 18-2074 
 
 Rodwell, T. G. 
 
 D. V. 23 
 
 — Tiie young widow. F's M. D. v. 10 
 Roe, A. S. The cloud on the heart 
 
 — How could he help it ? . 
 
 — James Montjoy ; or, I've been thinking 18-2675 
 
 — Like and unlike .... 18-2070 
 
 — Lona: look ahead .... 18-2677 
 
 — Looking around . . . . 18-2682 
 
 — Star and cloud .... 18-2678 
 
 — Time and tide ; or, strive and win . 18-2679 
 
 — To love and to be loved . . . 18-2680 
 
 — True to the last .... 18-2081 
 
 — Woman our angel .... 18-3704 
 Roe, F. A. Naval duties and discipline; Avith the 
 
 ]wlicy and principles of naval organization. 
 N. Y., 1865 6-682 
 
 Roe, R. Principles of rhythm, both in speech and 
 music ; especially as exhibited in Enirlish 
 verse. Dub., 1823. 4» . . 22-801 
 
 Roebuck, J. A. The colonies of England ; a plan 
 for the government of some portion of our 
 colonial possessions. L., 1849. 8° 20''-925 
 
 — History of the whig ministry of 1830, to the 
 
 passing of the reform bill. L., 1852. 2 v. 
 
 8» 27^-1008 
 
 Roebuck : a novel. C. W. Russell . 18-2083 
 
 Roelker, B. Constitutions of France, monarchial 
 
 and republican ; together with brief historical 
 
 remarks relating to their origin, and the late 
 
 Orleans dynasty. B., 1848 . . 27»-1874 
 
 — Manual for the use of notaries public and bankers. 
 
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 Roemer, J. Cavalry ; its history, management and 
 
 uses in war. N. Y., 1863. 8» . 0-683 
 
 — Polyglot reader, and guide for translation ; con- 
 
 sisting of a series of English extracts, with 
 their translation into French, German, Span- 
 ish, and Italian ; the several parts designed to 
 serve as mutual keys; English text. N. Y., 
 1855 22-212 
 
 — Same. French translation. N. Y., 1855 22-211 
 Roese, F. A. Grammar of the German language. 
 
 Ph., 1804 22-213 
 
 Rohrer, Louis. Definitions and explanations of the 
 science of book-keeping ; embracing lull sets 
 in every department of trade and commerce ; 
 with a complete series of commercial corre- 
 spondence. Counting-house edition. Ph., 
 1867. 8° 1-258 
 
 Roger, M. Present state of Denmark. L., 1762. 8° 
 27''-2786 
 
 Roger de Coverley, Sir. J. Addison . 18-3998 
 
 Roger de Hoveden. Annals ; comprising the history 
 of England and of other countries of Europe 
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 Roger of Wendover. Flowers of history ; com- 
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 L., 1849. 2v 27''-1011 
 
 Rogers, C. Traits and stories of the Scottish people. 
 L., 1867 27"-l369 
 
 Rogers, E. Life and opinions of a fifth-monarchy- 
 man; chiefly from the writings of John Roirers. 
 L., 1807. Sm. 40 ... . 30-1886 
 
ROGERS. 
 
 505 
 
 ROMAN. 
 
 Rogers, E. H. How to speak Hindustani. L., 1861 
 
 22-215 
 
 Rogers, Mrs. G. A. A winter in Algeria, 18G3.4. 
 
 L., 1865. 8» .... 28''-485 
 Rogers, G. W. Shipwright's own book. Pittsburgh, 
 
 1845. 8° 6-685 
 
 Rogers, H. Eclipse of faith. B., 1852 32-402 
 
 — Essays; selected from contributions to the Edin- 
 
 burg review. L., 1855. 3 v. . 83-211 
 
 — The Greyson letters ; selections from the corre- 
 
 spondence of R. S. H. Greyson, Esq. B., 1857 
 32-695 
 
 — Life and character of John Howe, with an analy- 
 
 sis of his writings. L., 1836. 8° 30-1093 
 ■ — Reason and faith, and other miscellanies. B., 
 
 1853 33-272 
 
 Rogers, H. D. Description of the geology of the 
 state of New Jersey; being a final report. 
 Ph., 1840. 8° . . . . 9-288 
 
 — Geology of Pennsylvania ; a government survej^; 
 
 with maps. Ph., 1858. 3 v. 4" 9-1200 
 
 Rogers, H. J. Telesraph dictionary and seaman's 
 
 signal-book. Bait., 1845. 8» . 1-60 
 
 Rogers, J. Chester, J. L. Life of . 30-2398 
 
 — Rogers, E. Life and opinions of . 30-1886 
 Rogers, J. E. T. Education in Oxford : its method, 
 
 its aims, and its rewards. L., 1861 13-188 
 
 — History of agriculture and prices in England, 
 
 (1259-1793.) Oxf., 1866. 2 v. 8« » 1-274 
 
 — Manual of political economy for schools and 
 
 colleges. Oxf., 1868 . . . 3-148 
 
 Rogers, S. Complete poetical works;. with a bio- 
 graphical sketch, and notes, by Epes Sargent. 
 B., 1854 23-373 
 
 — Italy; a poem. Ph., 1828 . . 23-200 
 
 — Recollections. L., 1859 . . . 30-1156 
 
 — Recollections of table-talk ; to which is added, 
 
 Porsoniana. N. Y., 1856 . . 33-600 
 
 — Campbell, Montgomery, Lamb, and White. 
 
 Poetical works. Ph., 1831. 8° . 23-173 
 
 Rogers, S. B. Elementary treatise on iron metal- 
 lurgy, up to the manufacture of puddled bars, 
 built upon the atomic system of philosophy ; 
 with analytical tables of iron making mate- 
 rials. L., 1858. 8" . . . 6-404 
 
 Rogers, T. The catholic doctrine of the church of 
 England ; an exposition of the thirty-nine 
 articles. Ed. by J. J. S. Perowne. Camb., 
 1854. 8» 32-1230 
 
 Rogers, T. J. New American biographical dic- 
 tionary of the departed heroes and statesmen 
 of America; confined exclusively to those 
 who signalized themselves in the Revolu- 
 tionary war. Easton, 1813 . . 30-1700 
 
 Rogers. See Rodgers. 
 
 Roget, P. M. Animal and vegetable physiology 
 considered with reference to natural theology. 
 Ph., 1836. 2 V. 8° . . . 9-1008 
 
 — Thesaurus of English words, so classified and 
 
 arranged as to facilitate the expression of ideas 
 and assist in literary composition. Revised 
 and ed. by B. Sears. B., 1854 . 22-214 
 
 Rohan, JIarie de. See Chevreuse. 
 Rohan, de ; or, the court conspirator. E. Sue 
 
 18-3064 
 
 Roi chez la reine. A. Baschet . . 34-4265 
 Roi de la mode. X. de Montepin . . 34-3567 
 Roi des montagnes. E. About . . 34-3003 
 lioi du monde. E. Souvestre . . 34-5454 
 Rojas, F. de. Del Rey abajo, ninguno ; Donde hay 
 agravios no hay zelos ; Entre bobos anda el 
 juego. T. T. E. v. 4 . . ^ 34-3 
 
 — See Cota. 
 
 Rokeby ; a poem. Sir W. Scott . . 33-204,5,7 
 Roland, jMme M. J. P. An appeal to impartial pos- 
 terity ; a collection of tracts written by her 
 during her confinement in the prisons of the 
 Abbey, and St. Pelagic in Paris. 2d ed. L., 
 1796. 8" 27''-1879 
 
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 Roland, Mme M. J. P. Menioires particuliers ; Der- 
 niers ecrits; etc. P., 1855, v. 8 of 34-3519 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. History of . . 30-040 
 
 — Child, L. M. Memoirs of . . 30-87 
 Roland Cashd. C. Lever , , . 18-1885 
 Roland Trevor ; or, the pilot of human life 18-2684 
 Roland Yorke. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-4257 
 Rolfe, W. J., and J. A. Gillet. Cambridge course 
 
 of elementary physics. B., 1867 11-318 
 
 — Cambridge course of elementary physics ; part 
 
 III, astronomy. B., 1868 . . 12-99 
 
 — Elements of natural philosophy; a book for be- 
 
 ginners. B., 1868 . . . 11-324 
 
 Roll of honor ; names of soldiers who died in de- 
 fence of the American union, interred in thg 
 national cemeteries, [v. 13 contains an index 
 to places of interment.] W., 1865-8. 17 v. 8° 
 
 26'"-1033 
 
 RoUand, A. Rome ; ses eglises, ses monuments, 
 ses institutions. P., 1866 . . 34-3959 
 
 — La Foire aux manages. P., 1863 . 34-4143 
 
 — Les martyrs du foyer. P., 1860 . 34-5374 
 Rolle of Hampole, R. English prose treatises. 
 
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 Rollin, C. Ancient history of the Egyptians, 
 Carthaginians, Assyrians, Medes, Persians, 
 Grecians, and Macedonians ; trans, from the 
 French, with life of the author, by R. Lynam. 
 Hart., 1851. 8 v. in 4 . . . 29»-61 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1861. 4 v. 8» . . 39''-61a 
 
 — Same. Bait., 1820. 8 v. . . 29''-8l 
 
 — Same. E., 1820. 6 v. 8° . . 29^-80 
 
 — Same. N. Y. 4 v. . . . 29"-57 
 
 — Method of teaching and studying the belles kt- 
 
 tres ; or, an introduction to languages, poetry, 
 rhetoric, history, moral philosophy, &c. E., 
 1773. 4v 22-1186 
 
 Rollin, L. The decline of England. 2d ed. L., 1850 
 37''-1015 
 
 Rollo and his race. A. Warburton . 37*-1215 
 
 Rollo books. See Abbott, J, 
 
 Roraaine, R. D. New age of gold ; or, the life and 
 adventures of Robert Dexter Romaine ; writ- 
 ten by himself. B., 1856 . . 30-1610 
 
 Roman and Teuton. C. Kingslcy . 27''-3464 
 
 Roman catholic question. R. Peel . 37^-940 
 
 Roman Catholicism. History. 
 
 — Bunsen, C. C. J. Doctrine and practice under 
 
 Comodus and Alexander Severus 33-3191 
 
 — Darras, J. E. General history of the catholic 
 
 church 33-1674 
 
 — Dollinger, J. J. I. The church and the churcJies 
 
 32-1005 
 
 — Manahan, A. Triumph of the church 32-1763 
 
 — Milmau, H. H, History of Latin Christianity 
 
 33-799 
 
 — Williams, P. Lives of the English cardinals 
 
 30-3381 
 
 — Discussions. 
 
 — Cumming, J., and D. French. Discussion 
 
 32-1570 
 
 — Hughes, J., and J. Breckenridge. Discussion 
 
 33-87 
 
 — Purcell, J. B., and T. Vlckers. The R. c. church 
 
 and free thought .... 33-3147 
 
 — Rising, F. S. Are there Romanizing germs in 
 
 the prayer-book ? . . . 32-2531 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Allies, T. W. The see of St. Peter, the rock of 
 
 the church 32-1925 
 
 — Anstey, T. C. The queen's supremacy 33-374 
 
 — Balmes, J. Protestantism and catholicity com- 
 
 pared 32-717 
 
 — Beecher, L. Plea for the west . 26''-3 
 
 — Bennett, W. J. E. Distinctive errors of 32-860 
 
 — Brownson, O. A. Essays . . 32-1816 
 
 — Butler, A. Movable feasts, fasts, etc. 
 
 33-3183 
 
 — Cairns, J. Romanism opposed to pure Christi- 
 
 anity ...... 33-2341 
 
ROMAN. 
 
 506 
 
 ROME. 
 
 Roman Catholicism. Miscellany. 
 
 — Chillingswoith, W. Religion of protestants 
 
 82-1307 
 
 — Courcy, H. de. Catholic church in the U. S. 
 
 32-1737 
 
 — England's conversion and reformation compared 
 
 32-1475 
 
 — Ewer, F. C. Protestantism a failure 32-2468 
 
 — Exposition of the apocalypse . . 32-1742 
 
 — Faber, G. S. Difficulties of Romanism 32-1524 
 
 — Gavazzi, A. Lectures . . . 32-4G6 
 
 — Keurick, F. P. Primacy of the apostolic see 
 
 32-716 
 
 Vindication of the catholic church 32-1739 
 
 — Labagh, J. P. Theoklesia . . 32-2422 
 
 — Lingard, J. Collection of tracts . 32-1738 
 
 — Manning, H. E. England and Christendom 
 
 32-2279 
 
 Essays on religion and literature 32-1985 
 
 — Martinet. Religion in society . 32-1757 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Religion of Rome 13-137 
 
 — Mendham, J. Literary policy of the church of 
 
 Rome 32-1920 
 
 — Miluer, J. End of religious controversy 
 
 32-914 
 
 — Mohler, J. A. Doctrinal differences between 
 
 the catholics and protestants . 82-148 
 
 — Murray, N. Romanism at home . 32-2331 
 
 — O' Sullivan, M. Guide to an Irish gentleman 
 
 82-1773 
 
 — Ouseley, W. G. Old Christianity against papal 
 
 novelties 32-1459 
 
 — Peterson, R. E. Remarks upon lectures by 
 
 Sinarius 32-2484 
 
 — Plenary council of Baltimore . 32-2441 
 
 — Pope or president ? . . . . 82-2443 
 
 — Richardson, E. Personal experience of 82-2261 
 
 — Roussell, N. Catholic and protestant nations 
 
 compared 82-1599 
 
 — School girl in France . . . 82-1458 
 
 — Seymour, M. H. Evenings with the Romanists 
 
 32-577 
 
 — Sixtiis, V". Index librorum probibitorum 21-353 
 
 — Smith, E. Progress of beguilement to 32-522 
 
 — Weningcr, F. X. Manual of the catholic reli- 
 
 gion 82-1747 
 
 — Wilscm, W. R. Sketches of Catholicism 27''-189 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Doctrines and practices 32-1753 
 Sermons, lectures and speeches . 82-865 
 
 — Wylie, J. A. The awakening of Italy 27'>-811 
 Rome and civil liberty . . 82-1494 
 
 — See Apostolic succession ; Atonement ; Bible ; 
 
 Ciirist ; Church history ; Convents ; Council of 
 
 Trent ; Holy-week ; Immaculate conception ; 
 
 Inquisition; Mary; Monachism; Papacy; Papal; 
 
 Popery; Popes; Protestantism ; Reformation; 
 
 Rome, modern ; Sisterhoods ; Sodality. 
 Roman de la duchesse. A. Houssaye . 84-4722 
 Roman de la momie. T. Gautier . . 34-4068 
 Roman de Rou. See Wace, R. 
 Roman de toutes les femmes. H. Murger 84-8583 
 Roman du mari. A. Achard . . 34-8017 
 
 Roman d'un jeune homme pauvre. O. Peuillet 
 
 84-3315 
 
 Comedie 84-4051 
 
 Roman d'une femme. A. Dumas, fils . 34-8286 
 Roman d'une ferame laide. C Henry . 34-3394 
 Roman d'une fiUe laide. L. Moland . 34-4404 
 Roman d'une lionnete ferame. V. Cherbuliez 
 
 34-4407 
 
 Roman law. Abdy, J. T. Historical sketch of civil 
 
 procedure 2-159 
 
 — Cusliing, L. S. Introduction to study of 2-329 
 
 — Giiterbock, C. Bracton and his relation to 2-260 
 
 — Justinian's institutes . . . 2-132 
 
 — Mackenzie, T. Studies in . . 2-186 
 
 — Phillimore, J. G. Private law among the Ro- 
 
 mans . . . . . . 2-209 
 
 Roman literature. See Latin language and 1. 
 Roman martyrs. J. M. Leavitt . . 23-1039 
 
 Roman poets. Crusius, L. Lives of . 
 
 — Elton, C. A. Specimens of . 
 
 — Sellar, W. Y. Poets of the republic 
 Roman question. E. Abnut . 
 Roman traitor. H. W. Herbert . 
 Romance and reality. L. E. Landon . 
 Romance dust. W.S. Mayo. 
 Romance languages. Diez, F. C 
 
 grammar of . . . . 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. Origin and formation of 
 Romance, progn^ss of. C. Reeves . 
 Romance of the age. E. E. Dunbar 
 Romance of American histor}'. J. Banvard 
 Romance of the aristocracy. B. Burke 
 Romance of Beausincourt. C. A. Warfield 
 Romance of duelling. A. Steinmetz 
 Romance of the forest. Mrs. A. RadclifTe 
 Romance of the forum. P Burke 
 Romance of the harem. J. Pardoe 
 Romance of history. H. C. Watsim 
 Romance of the history of Louisiana. 
 
 80-123 
 
 23-815 
 
 22-1193 
 
 27''-528 
 18-1420 
 18-1807 
 18-2168 
 Introduction to 
 
 22-74 
 22-468 
 22-1175 
 26^-914 
 26»-650 
 27^-148 
 ia-3426 
 29''-177 
 18-2573 
 
 2-175 
 18-2419 
 30-1348 
 Gayarre 
 
 C. 
 
 26''-845,6 
 Romance of an Irish girl ; or, life in two worlds 
 
 18-2086 
 
 Romance of London. J. Timbs . . 27''-793 
 Romance of the mummy. T. Gautier . 18-1101 
 Romance of natural history. C.W.Webber 20-508 
 Romance of the ocean. Fanny Foley . 18-2687 
 Romance of the peerage. G. L. Craik . 27-149 
 Romance of a poor young man. O. Feuillet 18-1076 
 Romance of the republic. L. M. Child 18-3909 
 
 Romance of the revolution . . . 18-507 
 
 Romance of the ring. J. Nack . . 23-756 
 
 Romance of sporting. C.W.Webber. 20-508 
 
 Romance of student life. R.B.Kimball 18-1740 
 Romance of travel. N.P.Willis. . 18-3532 
 Romance of Vienna. Mrs. F. Trollope 18-3303 
 
 Romance of western history. J.Hall . 26''-462 
 Romance of yachting. J. C. Hart . 29''-296 
 
 Romances. Philippe de Reims. Blonde of Oxford, 
 
 etc V. 72 of 27''-195 
 
 — Secxirthur; Early English text society. 
 Romances of Heliodorus, Lougus, and Achilles Ta- 
 tius. Trans, by R. Smith . . 18-3714 
 Romances of the old town of Edinburgh. A. Leigh- 
 ton 
 
 Romanciers. A. A. Cuvillier-Fleury . 
 Romanciers. A. Houssaye. v. 3 . 
 Romans des families E. Souvestre 
 Romans, epistles of Paul to. Barnes, A. 
 
 18-3873 
 34-5285 
 34-5295 
 34-3801 
 
 Notes on 
 32-698 
 
 32-1247,8 
 3-:-]341 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentary ^on . 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Lectures on 
 
 — Colenso, J. W. Translation and explanation 
 
 32-1010 
 
 — Hodge, C. Commentary on . . 32-1363 
 Romans historiques bretons. E. Menard 34-4780 
 Romans humoristes. Comte de La Fite 34-r;8<i9 
 Romantic Belinda. Mrs. L. C. Tuthill . 18-38.-;7 
 Romantic biography of the age of Elizabeth. W. 
 
 C. Taylor 80-516 
 
 Romantic incidents in tlie lives of naturalists and 
 
 travellers. C. L. Brightwell . 30-141 1_ 
 
 Romantic incidents in the lives of the queens of 
 
 England. J. B. Smith . . 30-766 
 
 Romantic passages in English history. M. Beverly 
 
 . 18-327 
 
 Romantic passages in southwestern history. A. B, 
 
 Meek 26«-366 
 
 Romantic stories from history in easy language for 
 youth. Ph., 1863 . . . 27»-1017 
 
 Miss D. M. Mulock . 18-2295 
 Bemains, manners, and cus- 
 
 Romantic tales 
 Rome, ancient. 
 
 toms. 
 — Anthon, C. 
 
 Manual of Roman antiquities 
 27''-2128 
 
 — Becker, W. A. Gallus ; or, Roman scenes 
 
 27''-2143 
 
 — Bojesen, E. F., and T. K. Arnold. Manual of 
 
 Roman antiquities . . . 27»-3148 
 
ROME. 
 
 507 
 
 RONEY. 
 
 Rome, ancient. Remains, manners, and cus- 
 toms. 
 
 — Fosbroke, T. D. Manufactures, manners, and 
 
 institutions 27»-3132 
 
 — Geli, W. Topography of . . 25-19 
 
 — Godwin, T. English exposition of Roman an- 
 
 tiquities 27''-3252 
 
 — Hobhouse, J. Dissertations on the ruins of 
 
 22-1090 
 
 — Kennett, B. Roman antiquities . 27''-2309 
 ^ Kenrick, J. Sepulchral inscriptions 27''-2312 
 
 — Lumisden, A. Survey of ruins of . 27''-4039 
 
 — Sketches of domestic manners and institutions 
 
 27»-2500 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of antiquities 27''-3239 
 
 — Whiteside, J. Notes on . . . 27'>-551 
 
 — General history and miscellany. 
 
 — Ampere, J. J. Les commencemens de la liberte 
 
 a Rome 34-4660 
 
 Etudes litteraires . . . 34-3023 
 
 — Appianus, A. Historia Romana . 34-308 
 
 — Arnold, T. History, to A. U. C. 548 27»-2133 
 
 Later commonweallh, to A. D. 117 27^-2134 
 
 et al. Roman empire . . 27''-2136,7 
 
 Roman republic .... 27''-2135 
 
 — Becket, G. A. a'. Comic liistory of 27''-2145 
 
 — Bonner, J. Child's history of '. 27''-2152 
 
 — Browne, R. W. History of . . 27''-2162 
 
 — Chambers, W. and R. History of . 27^-2180 
 
 — Corner, J. History for youth . 27''-2188 
 
 — Crevier, J. B. L. History of Roman emperors 
 
 . 27*-21!»0 
 
 — Duruv, V. Histoire Romaine . 34-3980 
 
 — Dyerj^ T. H. History of city of . 27''-2205 
 History of kings of . . . 27»-2206 
 
 — Eliot, S. The liberty of . . 27''-2207 
 
 — Elton, 0. A. History of Roman emperors 
 
 27=^-2208 
 
 — Eutropius. Roman history . . 29"-76 
 
 — Ferguson, A. Roman republic . 27»-2216,7 
 
 — Goldsmith, O. History lor schools 27''-2255 
 
 — Gray, Mrs. H. History of . . 27»-2262 
 Emperors of Rome . . . 27''-2263 
 
 — Hooke, N. Roman history . . 27»-2383 
 
 — lime, W. History of the Roman constitution 
 
 27''-2291 
 
 — Keightley, T. History of . . 27»-2304 
 liistory of Roman empire . . 27"-2305 
 
 — Lewis, G. C. On the credibility of early Roman 
 
 history 27»-2315 
 
 — Liddell, H. G. History of . . 27^-2317 
 
 — Livius, T. History of . . . 27»-2319,20 
 
 — Long, G. Decline of the republic . 27''-2323 
 
 — Lord, J. The old Roman world . 27^-2324 
 
 — Lynam, R. Roman emperors . 27"-2332 
 
 — Mably, G. B. de. Observations on the Romans 
 
 27''-2338 
 
 — Massey, D. Romans under the emperors 
 
 27*-2355 
 
 — Merivale, C. Conversion of the Roman empire 
 
 32-1594 
 
 Fall of the republic . . . 27«-2371 
 
 Romans under the empire . . 27''-2370 
 
 — Michelet, J. History of the Roman republic 
 
 27''-2375 
 
 — Milner, T. History of . . . 27«-2377 
 
 — Mommsen, T. History of . . 27''-2358 
 
 — Montesquieu, C. de S. de. Grandeur et deca- 
 
 dence des Romains . . . 34-3568,71 
 
 — Newman, F. W. Regal Rome . 27"-2366 
 
 — Niebuhr, B. G. Romische geschichte 34-1000 
 ' History of 27*-2395 
 
 Lectures on history of . . 27»-2396 
 
 — Polybius. Wars of the Romans . 37=^-2419 
 
 — Ricord, F. W. Stories of ancient Rome 
 
 27«-2449 
 
 — Sallustius, C. C. Opera . . . 34-367,442 
 Conspiracy of Catiline and Jugurthine war 
 
 27»-2458,9 
 
 — Schlosser, et al. History of . . 27"-2o05,6 
 
 Rome, ancient. General history and miscel- 
 lany. 
 
 — Schmitz, L. History of . . . 27»-2460 
 
 — Smith, W. Dictionary of geography 25-104 
 
 — Suetonius Tranquillus. Opera . 34-370,447 
 
 — Tacitus, C. Annals and history . 2T'>-2478,9 
 Opera 34-371,452 
 
 — Thierry, M. A. Tableau de 1' empire Roniain 
 
 34-5183 
 
 — Yertot, R. A. de. Revolutions de la republique 
 
 Romaine 34-4493 
 
 — Decline and fall. 
 
 — Gibbon, E. Decline and fall . 27»-2244 to 7 
 Same; abridged by Dr. Smith . 27''-2248 
 
 — Shoppard, J. G. Fall of . . 27''-3545 
 
 — Sisniondi, J. C. L. S. de. Chute de V empire 
 
 Ronmin 34-4534 
 
 Fall of the Roman empire . . 27»-2465,6 
 
 — See Catacombs ; Chronology ; Coins and coin- 
 
 age ; Italy ; Manners and customs ; Medals ; 
 Mytliology; Numismatics; and names of rulers. 
 
 — Modern. 
 
 — About, E. La question Romaine . 34-3006 
 
 The Roman question . . . 27''-528 
 
 Rome contemporaine . . . 34-4500 
 
 — Burgon, J. W. Letters from . . 27''-6l0 
 
 — Burton, E. Description of . . 27''-504 
 
 — Butler, C. M. Inner Bome . . 27''-769 
 
 — Dicey, E. Rome in 1860 . . 27''-615 
 
 — Eaton, C. A. Rome in the 19th century 27''-277 
 
 — Farini, L. C. Roman state, 1815 to 1850 
 
 - 27^-2212 
 
 — Gillespie, W. M. Rome, as seen by a New 
 
 Yorker 27^-81 
 
 — Hall, N. Easter pilgrimage to . 27''-363 
 
 — Handbook of 27'M95 
 
 — Head, G. Tour in . . . . 27''-463 
 
 — Hill, S. S. The tiara and turban . 27''-821 
 
 — Leland, H. P. Americans in . . 27'>-503 
 
 — Maguire, J. F. Ruler and institutions of 
 
 . . . . 27^-782 
 
 — Le pape et le congres . . . 34-4604 
 
 — Rolland, A. Rome; seseglises, ses monuments, 
 
 ses institutions .... 34-3959 
 
 — Salmon, J. Description of . . 27"-777 
 
 — Sanctis, L. de. Rome, Christian and papal 
 
 27"-424 
 
 — Smith, W. Yorkshireman's trip to 27''-942 
 
 — Story, W. W. Roba di Roma . 27^-631 
 
 — Vicary, M. Residence in . . 27''-477 
 
 — See Papacy ; Popes, and names of individual 
 
 popes ; Roman Catholicism. 
 Rome, as seen by a New Yorker. W. M. Gillespie 
 
 27''-81 
 
 Rome contemporaine. E. About . . 34-4500 
 Rome in 1860. E. Dicey . . . 27b-615 
 Romeo et .Juliette. L. da Porto . . 34-4255 
 Romer, Mrs. Pilgrimage to the temples and tombs 
 
 of Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine, in 1845,6. 
 
 L., 1846. 2 V. 8" . . . 28''-540 
 
 — The Rhone, the Darro, and Guadalquivir; a 
 
 summer ramble in 1842. L., 1843. 2 v. 8" 
 27''-470 
 
 Romero de Ccpeda. See Cepeda. 
 
 Romilly, Sir S. Life, written by himself; with a 
 selection from his correspondence. Edited 
 by his sons. L., 1842. 2 v. . 30-467 
 
 Romney, earl of. See Sidney, H. 
 
 Romola. M. Evans .... 18-1036 
 
 Romulus. Abbott, J. History of . 30-1109 
 
 Ronalds, A. The fly-fisher's entomology. 6th ed. 
 L., 1862. 8° .... 20-453 
 
 Rtmalds, E., et al. See Knapp, F. 
 
 Ronaldson, Miss. Gift book of useful and orna- 
 mental knitting, netting, and crochet work. 
 L., 1849. 4» .... 6-215 
 
 Roudthaler, E. Life of John Heckewelder. Ed. by 
 B. H. Coates. Ph., 1847. . 30-233 
 
 Roney, C. P. Rambles on railways. L., 1868. 8» 
 ..... . . . 29''-313 
 
ROOKERIES. 
 
 508 
 
 ROSS. 
 
 Rookeries of London. T. Beames . 27"-915 
 
 Rook's garden, the. E. Bradley . . 38-1337 
 
 Rookwood. "W. H. Ainsworth . . 18-119 
 
 Roorbach, O. A. Bibliotlieca Americana ; catalogue 
 
 of American publications, including reprints 
 
 and original works, 1820-Gl ; with a list of 
 
 periodicals. N. Y., 1852-01. 3 v. 8° 21-252 
 
 Roosevelt, R. B. Five acres too much ; a truthful 
 
 elucidation of the attractions of the country, 
 
 and a careful consideration of the question of 
 
 profit and loss involved in amateur farming. 
 
 N.Y., 1869 4-330 
 
 — Game birds of the coasts and lakes of the north- 
 
 ern states of America ; a full account of the 
 sporting along our seashores and inland wa- 
 ters. N. Y., 1866 . . . 20-460 
 
 — Game fish of the northern states of America and 
 
 British provinces. N. Y., 1862 . 20-458 
 
 — Superior fishing ; or, the striped bass, trout, and 
 
 black bass, of the northern states. N. Y., 1865 
 
 20-459 
 
 Root, G. F. Musical curriculum. Chicago, 1865. 
 
 4° 5-986 
 
 Root, M. A. Camera and the pencil ; or, the helio- 
 
 graphic art, in all its branches ; together with 
 
 its history. Ph., 1864 . . . 6-949 
 
 Root, N. W. T. School amusements ; or, how to 
 
 make the school interesting. N. Y., 1857 
 
 13-190 
 
 Rootsey, S. An attempt to simplify the notation of 
 
 music ; together with an account of that now 
 
 in use. L., 1811. 4° . . . 5-870 
 
 Ropemaking. Chapman, R. Treatise on 6-315 
 
 Roper, R. S. D. Law of pi-operty arising from the 
 
 relation between husband and wife. Ed. by 
 
 E. Jacob . . . .V. 31,2 of 2-55 
 
 Ropes, J. Linear perspective. Ph., 1868. 8» 5-222 
 
 Roqueplan, N. La Vie Parisienne. B. and L., 1853 
 
 34-4361 
 
 Rordansz, C. W. European commerce ; or, com- 
 plete mercantile guide to the continent of 
 Europe. B., 1819. S" . . 1-61 
 
 Rory O'More. S. Lover . . . 18-1947 
 
 Rosa, Salvator. Morgan, Lady S. O. Life and 
 
 times of 30-1172 
 
 Rosa, M. de la. See Martinez de la Rosa. 
 Rosa. Mme E. de Pressense . . 34-3628 
 
 Rosa et Gertrude. R. Topffer . , 34-3871 
 Rosa, monte. Lady's tour . . . 27''-532 
 
 — See Alps. 
 
 Rosa, the Parisian girl. Mme de Pressense 18-846 
 Rosa, on la piete filiale. Berr. . , 34-5174 
 Rosa's wish. C. D. Bell . . . 18-314 
 
 Rosamond. Mrs. M. J. Holmes . . 18-1461 
 Rosamond Dayton. Mrs. H. C. Gardner 18-4167 
 Roscoe, H. Law of actions relating to real property. 
 Ph., 1840. 8° . . .V. 28,9 of 2-55 
 
 — Lives of eminent British lawyers. L., 1830 
 
 30-469 
 
 — Life of William Roscoe. B., 1838. 2 v. 
 
 30-468 
 
 Roscoe, H. and T. Westminster hall ; or, profes- 
 sional relics and anecdotes of the bar, bench, 
 and woolsack. L., 1825. 3 v. . 2-349 
 
 Roscoe, H. E. Lessons in elementary chemistry. 
 L., 1866 8-99 
 
 — Spectrum Analysis. L., 1869. 8» . 8-75 
 
 — See Kii'chholf, G. 
 
 Roscoe, T. Life and writings of M. de Cervantes 
 Saavedra. L., 1839 ". . . 30-83 
 
 — The German novelists. Tales selected from an- 
 
 cient and modern authors ; with notices. L., 
 1826. 4v. . . . . . 18-3785 
 
 — The Italian novelists. L., 1836. 4 v. 18-1589 
 
 — The Spanish novelists. L., 1832. 3 v. 18-3786 
 Roscoe, W. Life and pontificate of Leo X. Ph., 
 
 1805,6. 4v. 8° . . . . 30-314 
 
 — Same. 4th ed. L., 1846. 2 v. 8° 30-314" 
 
 — Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called the Magnifi- 
 
 cent. Ph., 1803. 3 V. 8» . . 30-129 
 
 Roscoe, W. Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called the 
 Magnificent. 10th ed. L., 1851 30-129« 
 
 — Illustrations, historical and critical, of the life of 
 
 Lorenzo de Medici. L., 1822. 8" 30-584 
 
 — Roscoe, H. Life of . . . . 30-468 
 Roscoe, W. C. Poems and essays. Edited, with a 
 
 prefatory memoir by R. H. Hutton. L., 1860. 
 
 2 V 23-620 
 
 Roscommon, W. D. , Earl of. (Bell's poets of G. B. ) 
 23-474 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets, v. 10) . . 23-33 
 Rose, George. The great country; or, impressions 
 
 of America. L., 1868. 8" . . 26''-697 
 Rose, Rt. Hon. George. Diaries and correspondence. 
 
 Ed. by L. V. Harcourt. L. , 1860. 2 v. 8° 
 
 27^-1020 
 
 Rose, H. Manual of analytical chemistry. Trans. 
 
 by J. Griffin. L., 1831. 8» . 8-37 
 
 Rose, H. J. New general biographical dictionary. 
 
 L., 1857. 12 V. 8° . . . 30-1521 
 
 — See Hinds, S. 
 
 Rose, J. S. Consumption curable ; a practical trea- 
 tise to prove consumption a manageable dis- 
 ease. Ph., 1841 .... 10-410 
 
 Rose. Buist, R. Rose manual . . 4-255 
 
 — Hibberd, S. The rose book . . 4-323 
 
 — Parkman, F. Book of roses . . 4-232 
 
 — Parsons, S. B. History, poetry, and culture of 
 
 4-511 
 
 Treatise on 4-197 
 
 Rose blanche. A. Maquet . . . 34-4115 
 Rose blanche. L. Enault . . . 34-3.^94 
 Rose, blanche and violet. G. H. Lewes 18-1795 
 Rose Cheri. See Lemoine-Montigny. 
 Rose Clark. Mrs. S. P. Parton . . 18-2444 
 Rose D'Albret. G. P. R. James . . 18-1044 
 Rose de Tannenbourg. C. Schmid . 34-4243 
 Rose Douglass. By the author of " The two fami- 
 lies" 18-2690 
 
 Rose et gris. Miss A. F. Tytler . . 34-5089 
 Rose Leblanc. Lady G. Fuilerton . 34-4375 
 Rose Mather. M. J. Holmes . . 18-1458 
 Rose of Ashurst. Mrs. A. Marsh 18-1337,2109 
 
 Rose of the parsonage. R. Giseke . 18-1175 
 Rose-colored spectacles. M. and E. Kirby 
 
 18-1778 
 
 Rosecrans' campaign with army of Cumberland. 
 
 W. D. Bickham .... 26"-498 
 
 Rosemary. J. V. Huntington . . 18-1550 
 
 Rosenberu, C. G. Jenny Lind in America. N. Y., 
 
 1851 26t'-240 
 
 Roses, wars of the. J. G. Edgar . . 27"-304 
 Roses de Noel. J. T. de Saint Germain 34-4149 
 Roses noires et roses bleues. A. Karr . 34-4078 
 Rosetta stone. Hale, C. R., et al. Report on 
 
 28M60 
 
 Rosina ; a comic opera- W. Shield . 5-868 
 
 Rosine association. Townsend, M. Reports and 
 
 realities 2-832 
 
 Rosita. T. Pavie 34-4517 
 
 Ross, A. The fur hunters of the far west. L., 1855. 
 2 V 26"-363 
 
 — The Red river settlement. L., 1856 26'>-364 
 Ross, C. Correspondence of Charles, first Marquis 
 
 Cornwallis. L, 1859. 3 v. 8» . 27"-1023 
 Ross, D. B. Southern speaker ; or, sixth reader. 
 
 Ph., 1861 33-570 
 
 Ross, F. A. Slavery ordained of God. Ph., 1857 
 
 2-837 
 
 Ross, G. Iiaw of purchasers and vendors of per- 
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 V. 12 of 2-55 
 
 — Leading cases in the commercial law of Enuland 
 
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 Ross, James. Onomasia ; or, Philadelphia vocabu- 
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 Ross, Sir John. Narrative of a second voyage in 
 searcli of a northwest passage, and of a resi- 
 dence in the Arctic regions, during 1829-33. 
 Ph., 1835. 8« . . . . 26^-183 
 
ROSS. 
 
 509 
 
 EOWE. 
 
 Ross, J. C. Voyage of discovery and research in 
 the southern and Antarctic regions, dnring 
 1839-43. L., 1847. 2 v. 8» . 29''-20b 
 
 Ross, J. H. What I saw in New York. 2d ed. 
 Auburn, 1852 . . . . ' 26''-537 
 
 Ross, W. A. An old road and an old river. L., 
 1860. 2 V 27'^-G76 
 
 Rosse, J. W. Index of dates ; being a complete 
 index to the enlarged edition of Blair's chro- 
 nological tables. L., 1858, 9. 2 V. 29=^-180 
 
 Rosser, W. H. The stars ; how to know them and 
 how to use them. L.,18G7. 8°. 12-156 
 
 Rossetti, C. G. Poems. B., 1806 . 23-861 
 
 Rossetti, D. G. Early Italian poets, from Ciullo 
 D'Alcarao to Dante Aligliieri, (1100-1200- 
 1300,) in the original metres; together with 
 Dante's Vita Nuova ; trans. b3^D. G. Rossetti. 
 L., 1861 23-639 
 
 Rossetti, W. M. Swinburne's poems and ballads ; 
 a criticism. L., 1866 . . . 22-1189 
 
 Rossini, G. Messe solennellc; with accompaniment 
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 — Moses in Egypt. Trans, and adapted by G. S. 
 
 Pai-ker. B., 1855. b° . . 5-876 
 
 — Semiramide ; arranged for the piano-forte, by 
 
 W. H. Callcott. B. 4» . . 5-886 
 
 — Stabat Mater ; with Latin and English words. 
 
 B. 8» 5-875 
 
 — Beyle, H. Vie de . . . . 34-3827 
 Rostaing, J. Histoire de France. P., n. d. 
 
 34-3647 
 
 Roth, E. Christus Judex , . . 18-2693 
 Roth, M. Prevention and cure of many chronic 
 
 diseases by movements. L., 1851. 8° 
 
 10-687 
 
 Rothery, Mrs. M. C. H. The wedding guests ; or, 
 
 the happiness of life . . . 18-2089 
 Rotteck, C. V. General history of the world until 
 
 the year 1831 ; trans, from the German and 
 
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 Rotrou, J. Saint Genest ; Venceslas. C. A. T. v. 1 
 
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 Roua pass, the. E. Mackenzie . , 18-3907 
 Rouen. Coningsby, T. Siege of. Camden soc. 
 
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 — Deville, A. Tombeaux de la cathedrale de 
 
 34-4704 
 
 Rou^s sans le savoir, les. L. Ulbach . 34-5217 
 Rouge et le noir. H. Beyle . . . 34-3826 
 Roiigemont, M. K B.de. See Scribe, A. E. Theatre. 
 
 Com. V. 
 Rough and ready annual ; or, military souvenir. 
 
 N. Y., 1848 26''-927 
 
 Rough notes of an exploration for an inter-oceanic 
 
 canal route. J. C. Trautwine . 26'^-278 
 Roughing it. W. J. Stewart . . 18-3020 
 
 Roughing it in Crete. J. E. H. Skinner 27''-937 
 Rougliing it in the bush. S. Moodie . 26'^-235,6 
 Roumania. J. 0. Noyes . . . 29''-147 
 "Round about our coal fire." W. H. D. Adams 
 
 20-150 
 
 Round the block. J. B. Bouton . . 18-2691 
 Round games and amusing exercises upon grammar. 
 
 L. n. d 22-352 
 
 Round games for all parties. 2d ed. L., 1864 
 
 20-250 
 Round taible, the. "v. 5-9. N. Y., 1867-9. f 
 
 17-520 
 
 Round table. W. Hazlitt . . . 33-399 
 
 Round the world. W. H. G. Kingston 18-1771 
 Roundabout papers. W. ^l. Thackeray 18-3199 
 Round-hearts, and other stories. M. Coles 18-671 
 Rous, John. Diary. Camden soc. pub. v. 66 
 
 27»-195 
 
 Rouse, E. S. S. Bugle blast ; or, spirit of the con- 
 flict ; comprising naval and military exploits. 
 
 Pli., 1864 20^-564 
 
 Rousseau, J. B. Odes, cantates, epitres, et poesies 
 
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 Rousseau, J. J. ffiuvres, avec des notes historiques. 
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 — Les confessions. P., 1849 . . 34-3651 
 
 — Le devin du village. C. A. C. v. 5 34-3136 
 
 — Eloisa. 5th ed. Dub., 1767. 4 v. 18-3836 
 
 — Emile ; on, de I'education. P., 1858 34-3650 
 
 — Emilius ; or, a treatise of education. E., 1763. 
 
 3v 13-192 
 
 — La nouvelle Heloifse. P., 1849 . 34-3649 
 
 — Original letters. L.,1799 . . 33-200 
 
 — Petits Chefs-d'GEuvre. P., 1846 . 34-3652 
 
 — Musset,V. D. Histoire de la vie et des ouvrages 
 
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 Roussell, N. Catholic and protestant nations com- 
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 and morality ; with an introduction by Rev. 
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 — Confessions d'un Ecolier. 2me ed. P., 1855 
 
 34-5189 
 
 — Mon tour du lac Leraan, raconte a mes enfants. 
 
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 Rousset de Missy, J. Ceremonial diplomatique des 
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 Route de Varennes. A. Dumas . . 34-5433 
 
 Route sans issue. Mme Ancelot . . 34-4005 
 
 Routes of trade. Heap, G. H. Central route to 
 
 California 26^-268 
 
 — Letts, J. M. Panama and Nicaragua 26''-244 
 
 — Otis, F. N. History of Panama railroad 
 
 26^-623 
 
 — Pirn, B. Gate of the Pacific . . 26''-467 
 
 — Williams, J. J. Isthmus of Tehuantepec 
 
 26''-221 
 
 — See Canals ; Inter-oceanic canals and railroads ; 
 
 Railroads ; and names of canals and railroads. 
 Routh, E. J. Dynamics of a system of rigid bodies. 
 
 Camb., 1860 .... 11-314 
 
 Routledge, E. Every boy's annual ; an original 
 
 miscellany of entertaining literature. L., 1863 
 33-929 
 
 — Quotations from Shakespeare. L., 1867 24-196 
 Routledge's handbook of quoits and bowls. S. 
 
 Daryl 20-330 
 
 Roux, J. Plans des ports et rades de la mer Medi- 
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 Rovigo, A. J. M. R., due de. Memoirs, written by 
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 Roving diplomatist, adventures of. H. WikofF 
 
 27'>-190 
 
 Roving Englishman, the. See Murray, E. C. G. 
 
 Rovings in the Pacific, from 1837-49, L., 1851 
 
 29''-290 
 
 Row, A. Masonic biography and dictionary. Ph., 
 1868 2-839 
 
 Row, W. Life of Robert Blair; containing his au- 
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 Rowan, F. M. Morceaux choisis des auteurs mod- 
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 Rowcroft, C. Australian Crusoes . 18-2694 
 
 — The bush ranger of Van Diemen's land 18-2315 
 Rowe, N. Dramatic works. L., 1720. 2 v. 
 
 24-168 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-482 
 
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 — The fair penitent ; a tragedy. B. B T. v. 7 
 
 . . . . . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 5 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 18 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 6 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Jane Shore : a tragedy. B. D. y. 1 24-143 
 ~ Same. F's S. D. v. 12 . . . 24-221 
 
ROWE. 
 
 510 
 
 RUNJEET. 
 
 Rowe, N. Jane Shore: a' tragedy. I. B. T. v. 93 
 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 4 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Lady Jane Grev: a tragedy. I. B. T. v.23 24-141 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 3 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 7 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. 1). v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Tamerlane : a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 8 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 11 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B T. v. 20 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 Rowell, G. A. Essay on the cause of rain and its 
 
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 Rowell, G. P., et al. American newspaper direc- 
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 Rowett, W. The ocean telegraph cable ; its con- 
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 6-919 
 
 Rowland, D. Manual of the English constitution ; 
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 Rowley, H. The story of the universities' mission 
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 Rowley, T. Sec Chatlerton, T. 
 
 Rowley, W., (with T. Middleton.; The cliangeling. 
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 — The fair quarrel, v. 3 . . . 24-98 
 
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 Rowntree, J. S. Quakerism, past and present, being 
 
 an inquiry into the causes of its decline in 
 Great Britain and Ireland. L., 1859 32-873 
 
 Rowson, S. Charlotte Temple : a tale of truth 
 
 18-3726 
 
 Roxas. See Rojas. 
 
 Roxburghe ballads. J. P. Collier . . 23-557 
 
 Roxabel. Mrs. Sherwood . . . 18-2835 
 
 Royal academy of arts. Sandby, W. History of 
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 Roj'al Asiatic society of Great Britain and Ireland, 
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 Royal astronomical soc. of London, monthly notices 
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 Royal captives. A. Yearsley . . 18-3609 
 
 Royal engineer. F. B. Head , . 6-628 
 
 Royal favorite, story of. Mrs. C. Gore 
 
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 Royal geoerajDhical society, journal of the. v. 29-37. 
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 Royal institution of Great Britain. Catalogue of 
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 Royal kalendar, and court and city register for Eng- 
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 Royal road to spelling and reading. E. N. ]\Iarks 
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 Royal sappers and miners. T. W. J. Connolly 
 
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 Royal society of London. Philosophical transac- 
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 — Sprat, T. History of . . . 11-216 
 
 — Thomson, T. History of . . 11-520 
 
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 Royal truths. H. W. Beecher : . 32-1863 
 
 Royer-Collard, P. P. de. Lavergne, L. G. L. G. de. 
 
 Royer-CoUard, orateur et politique 34-4675 
 
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 Royle, J. F. Culture and commerce of cotton in 
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 Rubek, Sennoia. See Burke, J. 
 Rubens, Sir P. P. Sainsbury, W. N. Unpublished 
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 Rubina 18-2692 
 
 Ruby Gray's strategy. Mrs. A. S. Stephens 
 
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 Ruby's husband. Mrs. Terhune . . 18-3168 
 
 Ruckert, E. F. See Peters, J. C. 
 
 Riickert, F. Gesammelte gedichte. Frankfurt, 
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 Ruckert, L., et al. Gems of German lyrics ; ed. by 
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 Ruddiman, T. Chalmers, G. Life of . 30-2425 
 
 Rudimentary and practical instructions in the science 
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 Rudiments of the art of building. Ed. by J. Bul- 
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 Rueda. Lope de. [Select dramatic writings, v. 1 of 
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 Rugby school sermons. T. Arnold . 32-1147 
 
 Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and Ire- 
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 Ruins of Pompeii. T. II. Dyer . . 27'^-1225 
 
 Ruins of sacred and historic lands. L., 1843 
 
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 Ruins, the ; or, survey of the revolutions of empires. 
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 511 
 
 RUSSELL. 
 
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 of the early history of Pennsylvania. Lan- 
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 Rural economy. Boussingault, J. B. . 4-148 
 
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 Rural homes. G. Wheeler . . . 5-70 
 
 Rural hours. S. F. Cooper . . . 9-1025 
 
 Rural improver, the. W. Pontey . . 5-G35 
 
 Rural letters. N. P. Willis . . . 33-1238 
 Rural life. Blake, J. L. Farm and fireside 4-220 
 
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 — Howitt, W. Rural life in England 37i'-344 
 
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 Wet days at Edgewood . . 4-199 
 
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 Rural poems. W. Barnes . . . 23-1021 
 Rural poetry of the English language ; with a com- 
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 Rural records. J. Smith . . . 33-65 
 
 Rural Socrates ; or, an account of a celebrated 
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 Edwards and A. Comte. Ph., 1846 9-620 
 
 — Elements of entomohjgy ; from the text of M. 
 
 Edwards and A. Comte. Ph., 1846 9-618 
 
 — Elements of geology ; from the text of Beudant, 
 
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 — Elements of herpetology, and of ichthyology ; 
 
 from the text of Milne Edwards and A. Comte. 
 Ph., 1846 9-621 
 
 — Elements of mammalogy ; from the text of M. 
 
 Edwards and A. Comte. Ph., 1846 9-619 
 
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 Ph., 1818. 3 v. 8° . . . 10-96 
 
 — Medical inquiries and observations upon the dis- 
 
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 Rush, Benjamin. William B. Reed, of Chestnut 
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 Rush, J. Outline of an analysis of the human in- 
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 — Philosophy of the human voice ; embracing its 
 
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 Rush, Richard. Occasional productions ; including a 
 
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 — Memoranda of a residence at the court of Lon- 
 
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 Rush's lancers. See Sixth Pennsylvania cavalry. 
 
 Rushton, W. L. Shakespeare illustrated by old au- 
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 — Same. L., 1866 . . \ . 33-1331 
 
 — Elements of drawing. N. Y., 1857 5-93 
 
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 — Lectures on architecture and painting. L., 1854 
 
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 — Same. 1st Am. from 3d L. ed. K Y., 1847-60. 
 
 5 V 5-46 
 
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 5-75" 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1849 .... 5-75 
 
 — Stones of Venice; (1) the foundations; (2) the 
 
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 — Same ; the foundations. N. Y., 1851. 8° 
 
 5-63 
 
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 Russell, Alex. The salmon. E., 1864. 8<> 
 
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 Russell, Alex., M. D. Natural history of Aleppo; 
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 Russell, C. J. See Baigent, F. J. 
 
 Russell, C. W., D. D. Life of Cardinal Mezzofanti ; 
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 Russell, Charles W. Roebuck ; a novel 18-2683 
 
 Russell, F. Power and duty of an arbitrator, and 
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RUSSELL. 
 
 512 
 
 RUSSIA. 
 
 Russell, John. Tour in Germany, and some of the 
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 Russell, John, lord. Essay on the history of the 
 
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 — Letter on the state of Ireland. 3ded. L., 1868. 
 
 8" 27''-1517 
 
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 — Memorials and correspondence of Charles James 
 
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 — Memoirs, journal, and correspondence of 
 
 Thomas Moore. L., 1853-6. 8 v. 30-720 
 
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 Russell, J. A. Treatise on the laws relating to fac- 
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 — Same. Ph., 1845. 8° . . v. 48 of 2-55 
 Russell, J. F. Life of Samuel Johnson, L., 1847 
 
 30-271 
 
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 Russell, J. R. History and heroes of the art of 
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 Russell, Michael. Connection of sacred and profane 
 
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 — Nubia and Abyssinia : comprehending their 
 
 civil history, antiquities, arts, religion, litera- 
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 — Palestine ; or, the holy laud from the earliest 
 
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 — Same. N. Y., 1837 . . . 28''-84 
 
 — Polynesia ; or, an historical account of the prin- 
 
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 29''-35 
 
 — Same. L., 1853 .... 29''-35'' 
 
 — View of ancient and modern Egypt ; with an 
 
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 28''-29 
 
 — Same. E., 1831 .... 28«-30 
 
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 Russell, Lady Rachel. Letters ; with an introduc- 
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 6th ed. L., 1801. 8» . . . 33-1231 
 
 — Same. B., 1820 .... 33-1232 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1854 .... 33-1245 
 Russell, T. (Walsh's Br. poets) . . 23-62 
 Russell, W. Eccentric personages. N. Y., 1866 
 
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 Russell, Wm. Orthophony ; or, the cultivation of 
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 Russell, William, LL.D. History of modern Eu- 
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 — Same, epitomised. L., 1857 . . 27"-3529 
 
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 Russell, W. H. The Atlantic telegraph ; illustrated 
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 — Canada ; its defences, condition, and resources. 
 
 L , 1865 26''-528 
 
 — General Todleben's history of the defence of 
 
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 28"-333 
 
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 Russell, W. H. Mv diary north and south. L., 
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 Russell, W. S. Guide to Plymouth, and recollec- 
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 Russell. G. P. R. James . . . 18-1645 
 
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 Russia. History. 
 
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 27"-2915 
 
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 27M213 
 
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 27"-923 
 
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 27*^-95 
 
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 27"-860 
 
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 Russian anthology. J. Bowring . . 23-909 
 
 Russian discoveries. Cox, W. Account of 
 
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 Russians at home. S. Edwards . . 27''-596 
 Russians in Central Asia. J. and R. Mitchell 
 
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 Rust, smut, mildew, and mould. M. C. Cooke 9-27 
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 Rybrent de Cruce 18-2708 
 
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 S., E. W., and S. W. M. See Children's hour. 
 
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 33 
 
SACRED. 
 
 514 
 
 SAINT. 
 
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 Sacred mountains. J. T. Ileiidlcy . 32-108 
 
 Sacred musings on the manifestations of God to the 
 
 soul of man, M. A. Schimmelpenninck 
 
 32-937 
 
 Sacred philosophy of the seasons. II. Duncan 
 
 32-74 
 
 Sacred plains. J. T. Hendley . . 32-349 
 
 Sacred scenes and characters. J. T. Headley 
 
 32-291 
 
 Sacred streams, P. H. Gosse , . 32-333 
 
 Sacristan's household. By autlior of "Mabel's 
 
 progress" lS-2711 
 
 Sacs et parchemens. J. Sandeau . . 34-3722 
 Sadler, M. T. The law of population. L., 1830. 
 
 2 V. 8° 3-204 
 
 Sadlier, D. and J. Catholic directory, almanac, and 
 
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 Sadlier, Mrs. J. Aunt ILmor's keepsake 18-2706 
 
 — Catholic anecdotes. By the hrotlu^is of the 
 
 Christian schools. From tlie French. N. 
 y., 1866,7. 2 V ;.2-2.^.0r) 
 
 — The heiress of Kiigoran . , . 18-3921 
 
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 Saemund. The edda ; from the old Norse or Ice- 
 landic ; with indexes. L., 1866 . 23-864 
 
 — Same. Pt. I 23-8r;4'' 
 
 Saewulf See Early travels in Palestine 28''-210 
 Safe abolhion of pain. R.Ellis . . 10-265 
 
 Safe com pa.ss, t lie. R.Newton . . ;2-in60 
 Safes. Price, G. Fire and thief-proof depositories 
 
 6-402 
 
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 Satfell, W. T. R. Hail Columbia, the Flair, and 
 Yankee Doodle Dandy. Bait., 1864 26''-825 
 
 — Records of tlie revolutionary war ; containing 
 
 the military and financial correspondence of 
 distinguished officers. N. Y., 1858 26''-g63 
 
 Safford, A. E, Memoir of Daniel Satlbrd, B. [1867] 
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 Safford, W. II. Blennerhassett papers ; embodying 
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 the hitiierto unpublished correspondence of 
 Burr, Alston, Comfort Tyler, Dcvereaux, 
 Dayton, Adair, Miro, Emmctt, Theodosia 
 Burr Alston, Mrs. Blennerhassett, and others, 
 their contemporaries, etc. Cin., 1864. 6" 
 26»-562 
 
 — Life of H. Blennerhassett ; comprising an au- 
 
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 Cin., 1853 30-835 
 
 Safla, R. de Beauvoir .... 18-297 
 
 Sagas. Ampere, J. J. Specimens des 84-3021 
 
 — Haigh, D. H. Anglo-Saxon saaas 27''-502 
 
 — Tegner, E. Frithiof's saga . " . 23-939 
 Sage, R. B. Scenes in the Rocky mountains, and in 
 
 Oregon, Calilbrnia, New Mexico, Texas, and 
 the grand prairies. Ph., 1846 , 26^-116 
 
 — Same. B., 1860 . , , , 26''-ll6'' 
 Sage-femme, la. A. Ricard . . . 34-4821 
 Saggio storico suUa rivoluzioue di Napoli. V. 
 
 Cuoco 34-2514 
 
 Saguenay river. Lanman, C. Tour on 26''-64 
 
 Sahara. Fromentin, E. Une ete dans 84-5282 
 
 — Richardson, J, Travels in the gieat deseit 
 
 28"-139 
 
 — Tristram, H. B. Great Sahara , 28''-367 
 Sailing directions. M. F. Maury . . 11-509,10 
 Sailing directions for the Caribbean sea, gulf of 
 
 Mexico, and Florida, W. S. Andrews, v. 1 
 
 . , . . . . 26''-1012 
 
 Sailing directions of Henry Hudson. B. F. De 
 
 Costa 26''-558 
 
 Sail-making. Kipping, R. Elementary treatise on 
 
 6-640 
 
 Sailor boy, W. T. Adams , , , 18-69 
 
 Sailor's horn-book for storms. H. Piddiugton 
 
 11-192 
 
 Sailors. Clark, G. E. Seven years of a sailor's life 
 2!t»'-287 
 
 — Dana, R. H., jr. Two years before the mast 
 
 26''-26 
 
 — Esquiros, A, Engiisli seamen and divers 
 
 27'^-609 
 
 — Hazen, J, A. Five years before the mast 
 
 2!t''-262 
 
 Sainetes. Ramon de la Cruz , . 34-5383 
 
 Sainsbury, W. N. Original unpublished papers, 
 
 illustrative of the life of Sir Peter Paul Rubens, 
 
 as an artist and a diplomatist; with an api)en- 
 
 dix of documents. L.,1859. 8» . 30-1113 
 
 Saint and his Saviour. C. H. Spurgeon 32-2493 
 
 St. Agatha, Alfonso, Bp. of. Preparation for deatli. 
 
 Ed. by Orby Siiipley. Ph., 1869 32-2488 
 
 St, Albans, Harriet, duchess of Baron- Wilson, M. 
 
 Memoirs of 30-rOl 
 
 St. Augustine, Fla. Fairbanks, G. R. History and 
 antiquiti( s of . . . . 26''-103 
 
 — Sketches of its liistory, etc. N. Y., 1869 
 
 26''-699 
 
 Saint-Bertrand. E. Feydeau . . 34-5289 
 Saint Cecilia's day : a cantata. J. B. von Bree 
 
 5-959 
 
 St. Clair, A. Narrative of the manner in which the 
 campaign atrainst the Indians (1791) was c< in- 
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 St. Clair, R. The mctr()i)olites . , 18-2707 
 St. Clair, S. G. B., and C. A. Brophy. Residence 
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 administraticm of Turkey. L., 1869, 8" 
 
 27''-958 
 
 26'-186 
 
 B'n de 
 
 34-3947 
 
 18-1 -'38 
 
 St. Croix. Smith, J. Winter of 1840 in 
 Saint-Denis, monographic sur 1' eglise de 
 
 Guilhermy 
 
 Saint Denis. V. Hugo .... 
 
 St. Domingo. History of the island of, from its first 
 
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 N. Y., 1824. 8" . , . . 26"-194 
 
 — Brown, J. History and present condition of 
 
 26^-25 
 
 — Kimball, R. B. In the tropics . 26''-4r6 
 
 — Morcau de Saint-Mery, M. L. E. Spanish part 
 
 of 26''-599 
 
 Saint-Elme, Mme E. T. van Aylde-Jonghe, et al, 
 Memoires d'une cont( mporaine, ou souvenirs 
 d'une femme sur les principaux personnages 
 de la republique, du consulat, de I'empire, etc. 
 3d ed. P., 1828. 8 v. S" . . 34-4908 
 St. Elmo. A.J.Evans , . . 18-1032 
 
 Sainl-Evremond, C. M. de St, D. de. (Euvres choisies 
 precedes d'une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages, 
 par M. Hippeau. P., 1852 . , 34-36:7 
 
 — (Euvres meslees. P., 1700. 6 v . 84-4489 
 
 — Works, made English from the French original ; 
 
 with the author's life, by Mr. Des Maizeaux ; 
 to which are added, the Memoirs of the 
 duchess of Mazarin, wiitten in her name, bv 
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 — and E. Waller. Letters, supposed to have passed 
 
 between ; with a biographical sketch. Bait., 
 1809 • . 33-187 
 
 — Same. Bait., 1813 .... 33-137" 
 Saint-Felix, J. de. [Pseud.] See Amoreux, F. d'. 
 St. George, C. Civil and ecclesiastical history of 
 
 England. L., 1830. 2 v. . . 27"-l0n7 
 Saint-Georges, J. H. V. de. Un manage de prince; 
 
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 Saint-Germain, J. T. L'art d'etre malheureux ; le- 
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 34-r230 
 
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 P., 1863 ■ 34-4o23 
 
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 Saint-Germain, A, fibauches poetiques. 
 
SAINT. 
 
 615 
 
 SAINT. 
 
 Saint-Germain, J. T. Lady Clare; legende. P., 
 1861 34-4147 
 
 — Mignon ; legende. 6me ed. P., 1861 34-4146 
 
 — Pour une epingle ; legende. lOme ed. P., 1802 
 
 34-4144 
 
 — Les Roses de Noel. 2me ed. P., 1860 34-4149 
 
 — La Treve de Dieu ; souvenirs d'un dimanclie 
 
 d'ete. P., 1862 .... 34-4150 
 
 — La Yeilleuse; legende. 5me ed. P., 1862 
 
 34-4148 
 
 Paint Gildas. Julia Kavanagh . . 18-1722 
 St. Giles and St. James. D. Jerrold . 18-1678 
 St. Godwin. R de St. Leon . . . 18-2710 
 St. Helena and tlie cape of Good Hope. E. F. Hatfield 
 
 32-376 
 
 St. Helen's crown glass company's trade-book of 
 
 patterns for ornamental window glass ; with 
 
 desiffus for windows by F. Howard. St. 
 
 Helen's, Lanci.shire, 1850. 4° . 5-602 
 
 St. Hilaire, E. M. de. Les guerillas. P. 8° 
 
 34-4686 
 
 St. Hilaire, Geoffrey. See Antelme, A. 
 Saint-Hilaire, J. B. Egypt and the great Suez canal ; 
 
 a narrative of travels. L., 1857. 8" 28''-258 
 Saint James. W. H. Ains worth . . 18-120 
 
 St. James' magazine, v. 1,8-19 ; n. s., v. 1,2. L., 
 
 1861-9. 8» 17-190 
 
 St. John, B. Adventures in the Lybian desert and 
 
 the oasis of Jupiter Ammou. N. Y., 1849 
 28''-10o 
 
 — Legends of the Christian east . , 18-2712 
 
 — Louvre ; or, biography of a museum. L., 1855 
 
 5-147 
 
 — Montaigne, theessa3'ist ; a biography. L., 1858. 
 
 2 V 30-921 
 
 — Tlie subalpine kingdom ; or, experiences and 
 
 studies in Savoy, Piedmont, and Genoa. L., 
 1856. 2 v 27b-416 
 
 — Two years' residence in a Levantine family. 
 
 L., 1856 28''-578 
 
 — Tlie Turks in Europe ; a sketch of manners and 
 
 politics in the Ottoman empire. L.,1853 
 27''-864 
 
 — Village life in Egypt ; with sketches of the Said. 
 
 B.," 1853. 2v 28'>-l54 
 
 St. John, C. W. G. Natural history and sport in 
 
 Moray ; collected from journals and letters. 
 
 E., 1863 9-623 
 
 St. J'^hn, H. See Bolingbroke. 
 
 St. John, H. R. History of the British conquests in 
 
 India. L. , 1852. 2 v. . . 28''-157 
 
 — The Indian archipelago: its history and present 
 
 state. L., 1853. 2 v. in 1 . . 28''-156 
 St. John, Mrs. Horace R. Audubon, the naturalist 
 in the new world : his adventures and dis- 
 coveries. L.,1856 . . . 30-910 
 
 — Same. B., 1863 .... 30-910* 
 
 — Masaniello of Naples ; the record of a nine days' 
 
 revolution. L., 1865 . . . 27=^-2457 
 
 St. John, J. A. Education of the people. L., 1858 
 
 13-195 
 
 — Egypt and Nubia. L., 1845. 8° . 28'^-126 
 
 — History of the manners and customs of ancient 
 
 Greece. L., 1842. 3 v. 8° . 27^-3225 
 
 — Journal of a residence in Normandy. E., 1831 
 
 27''-34 
 
 — Lives of celebrated travellers. N. Y., 1832. 3 v. 
 
 30-502 
 
 — Nemesis of power ; the causes and forms of 
 
 revolution. L., 1854 . . . 2-844 
 
 — The ring and the veil . . . 18-2749 
 St. John, P. B. The sea of ice . . 18-2713 
 
 — French revolution of 1848 ; the three days of 
 
 February. 1848. 2d ed. L., 1848 27»-1884 
 
 — Same^ N. Y., 1848 . . . 27«-1885 
 St. John, S. Life in the forests of the far east; or, 
 
 travels in northern Borneo. 2d ed. L., 1803. 
 
 2 v. 8" 29''-198 
 
 St. John's church, Elizabeth. Clark, S. A. History 
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 St. John, order of. Knights hospitallers in England. 
 Camb. soc. pub. v. 05 . . . 27*-195 
 
 — Porter, W. Knights of Malta . 27''-2424 
 
 — Sutherland, A. Achievementsof the knights of 
 
 Malta 30-510 
 
 — Taaffe, J. History of . . . 29''-99 
 
 — Vertot, li. A. de. History of the knights of 
 
 Malta 27«-4025 
 
 — See Knighthood. 
 
 St. Joseph, M. Bibliographia critica, sacra et pio- 
 
 phana adumbratum provectorum lexicon, sive 
 
 idioma sapientum inscripto et jam praelo ma- 
 
 turo, praemissa. Matriti, 1740-42. 4 v. f" 
 
 21-653 
 
 St. Kilda. Martin, M. Voyage to . 27''-920 
 
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 St. Lawrence. R. P. Ward . . . 18-3434 
 
 Saint Leger. R. B. Kimball . . . 18-1741 
 
 St. Leon, R. de. St. Godwin ; a tale of the 16th, 
 17th and 18th centuries . . 18-2710 
 
 St. Leon. W. Godwin .... 18-1191 
 
 St. Leonards, Lord. See Sugden, Sir E. B. 
 
 Saint Louis. See Louis IX. 
 
 St. Louis. Reavis, L. U. Change of national em- 
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 Saint- Marc-Girardin. See Girardin. 
 
 St. Marie, Ct. Algeria in 1845 ; visit to the French 
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 St. -Mars, C de C. de. (C'sse Dash.) Un amour 
 coupable. P., 1864 . . . 34-5351 
 
 — Les amours de la belle Aurore. P., 1804. 2 v. 
 
 34-5348 
 
 — La derniere expiation. P., 1864. 2 v. 34-5342 
 
 — La derniere fleur d'une couronne. Ed. inter- 
 
 dite. B. and Leip., 1855. 2 v. . 34-4021 
 
 — Les galanteries de la cour de Louis XV. Jeu- 
 
 nesse de Louis XV. P., 1802 . 34-5345 
 
 Les maltresses du roi. P., 1863 34-5346 
 
 Le pare aux cerfs. P., 1803 . 34-5347 
 
 — M'Ue Cinq,uante Millions. P., 1806 34-4022 
 
 — Mademoiselle fifty millions ; or, the adventures 
 
 of Hortense Mancini . . . 18-4249 
 
 — M'lle Robespierre. Ed. interdite. B. and Leip., 
 
 1856. 3 V 34-4023 
 
 — La main gauche et la main droite. P., 1866 
 
 34-5336 
 
 — La marquise de Piirabere. P., 1859 34-3177 
 
 — La marquise Sanglante. P., 1862 . 34-3178 
 
 — La Pomme d'Eve. P., 1857 . . 34-4367 
 
 — Pulcherie. Ed. interdite. B. and L., 1856. 3 v. 
 
 34-4195 
 
 — Une rivale de la Pompadour. P., 1805 
 
 34-5334 
 
 — Le salon du Diable. P., 1800 . 34-3179 
 
 — La Sorciere du roi. P., 1801 . . 34-4389 
 
 — Les suites d' une faute ; fin des Amours de la 
 
 belle Aurore. P., 1804 . . 34-5349 
 
 — Trois amours. P., 1804 . . . 34-53."0 
 St. Martin's eve. Mrs. H. Wood . . 18-3572 
 St. Martin's summer. A. M. H. Brewster 18-411 
 St. Maiy's convent. J. S. Dammast . 32-1908 
 St. Matthew. See Etheridge, J. W., in supplement. 
 Saint-Mery. See Moreau de Saint-Mery. 
 
 Saint Nicholas, the" book of. J. K. Paulding 
 
 18-2453 
 
 St. Olaves. By the author of Jeanie's quiet life 
 
 18-2669 
 
 St. Patrick's eve. C. Lever . . . 18-592 
 
 Saint Paul. E. Renan .... 32-1654 
 
 — See Paul. 
 
 St. Paul in Britain. R. W. Morgan . 3^-978 
 
 St. Paul, oratorio of. F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy 
 
 5-819 
 
 St. Paul's cathedral. Milman, H. H. Annals of 
 
 27''-849 
 
 — Smyth, G. L. Biographical illustrations of 
 
 30-1779 
 
 St. Paul library asso. Catalogue. St. Paul, 1864. 
 
 21-508 
 
 Saint-Pelaie, M. de. See Saint(vPalaye, J. B. L. de. 
 
ST. PETER'S. 
 
 516 
 
 SALMON. 
 
 St. Peter's church, Phila. Dorr, B. Account of 
 
 32-71 
 
 St. Petersburg. Granville, A. B. Travels to and 
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 27^-632 
 
 — Muller, G. C. Tableau de Petersbourg 
 
 34-4853 
 
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 St. Philips. M. Coles .... 18-668 
 Saint-Pierre, J. H. B. de. La Chaumiere indienne ; 
 
 suivie du cafe de Surate. P. . 34-4211 
 
 — Etudes de la nature. P., 1853 . 34-3667 
 
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 — Paul et Virginie ; avec vocabulaire. N. Y. 
 
 34-5056 
 
 — Paul and Virginia .... 18-2714 
 
 — Studies of nature. Tr. by H. Hunter. Worces- 
 
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 B., 1795 34-3665 
 
 Saint-Prese, J. Y. de. Histoire des traites de paix, 
 
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 Saint-Real, C. V. de. Conjuration des Espagnols 
 
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 P., 1803 34-4287 
 
 — Same ; precedees de sept discours sur 1' usage 
 
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 St. Remy. See Surirej' de St. Remy, P. 
 Saint-Rene-Taillandier. See Taillandier. 
 St. Ronan's well. Sir W. Scott . . 18-2773 
 St. Rouan, les eaux de. Sir W. Scott . 34-4998 
 St. Simon, H. de. Sargant, W. L. Social innova- 
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 St. Thomas, W. I. Knox, J. P. Historical account 
 
 of 26^^-284 
 
 Saint-Valentin, le ; ou, le jolie fille de Perthe. Sir 
 
 W. Scott 34-4998 
 
 Saint Valentine's day. Sir W. Scott . 18-2774 
 Saint Valentine's pocket-book. L. . 23-948 
 
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 Saint Vincent. Shephard, C. Account of the island 
 
 of 26^-714 
 
 Saint Vincent de Paul. Ansart, A. J. Spirit of 
 
 32-2357 
 
 St. Winifred's ; or, the world of school . 18-2725 
 Saint Ybars, L. La FoUe du logis : comedie en 4 
 
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 Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Derniers portraits litteraires. 
 
 P., 1858 34-3655 
 
 — La Poesie frauQaise et le theatre francjais an 
 
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 — Portraits conteraporains. P., 1846. 3 v. 
 
 34-4210 
 
 — Portraits de femmes. • P., 1858 . 34-3654 
 
 — Portraits of celebrated women. Trans, by H. 
 
 W. Preston. B., 1868 . . 30-2369 
 
 — Volupte : roman. 4me ed. P., 1855 34-3656 
 
 — .Tacquot, C. J. B. Vie de . . 34-4400 
 
 — See Beaumarchais, in supplement. 
 Sainte Bible, la. See Bible. 
 
 Sainte-Helene. L. A. Thiers . . 34-3859 
 Sainte-Marie, Mme de. L' Education d' une poupee. 
 
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 Sainte-Palayc, J. B. L. de. Literary history of the 
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 Saintine, X. B. Pseud. See Boniface, J. X. 
 Saints. Butler, A. Lives of . . 32-1500 
 
 — See Hermits ; Martyrs ; and names of saints. 
 Saints' everlasting rest. R. Baxter . 32-750 
 Saints of, Erin. L. Tachet de Barneval 27''-1419 
 Saisset, E. Essais sur la philosophic et la religion 
 
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 E., 1863. 2 V 32-2185 
 
 Sala, G. A. Baddington peerage . . 18-2724 
 
 — Breakfast in bed. N. Y., 1863 . 33-445 
 
 — Dutch pictures .... 18-2719 
 
 — Gaslight and daylight ; with some London 
 
 scenes they shine upon. L., 1859 27''-507 
 
 — A journey due north ; being notes of a residence 
 
 in Russia. L., 1858 . . . 27^-505 
 
 — Same. B., 1858 . . . . 27''-506 
 
 — Looking at life .... 18-2720 
 
 — My diary in America in the midst of war. L. , 
 
 1865. 2 V. 8» . . . . 26''-526 
 
 — Quite alone 18-1939 
 
 — Seven sons of Mammon . . . 18-2721 
 
 — The strange adventures of Captain Dangerous 
 
 18-2718 
 
 — A trip to Barbary by a roundabout route. L., 
 
 1866. 8» 28"-530 
 
 — William Hogarth, painter, engraver, and phil- 
 
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 — See Temple bar. 
 
 Salad for the social. F. Saunders . . 33-620 
 
 Salad for the solitary. F. Saunders . 33-299 
 
 Salamandre, la. E. Sue . . . 34-5322 
 Salammbo. G. Flaubert . . . 34-4626 
 Salathiel. G. Croly .... 18-763 
 
 Sale, F. Journal of the disasters in Afghanistan, 
 1841,2. N. Y.,1843. 8'' . . 28^-432 
 Sale, G. See Mohammed. 
 
 Salem, Mass. Felt, J. B. Annals of . 26''-642 
 Salem, N. J. Johnson, R. G. First settlement of 
 
 26^-617 
 
 Salem witchcraft. See Witchcraft. 
 Salisbury, earl of. See Cecil, R. 
 Salkeld, J. Classical antiquities ; or, a compen- 
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 Sallustius, C. C. Opera ; adapted to the Hamil- 
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 — Libri de Catilinte conjuratione et de hello Ja- 
 
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 — Conspiracy of Catiline, and history of the war 
 
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 Sallust, Florus and Paterculus. Literally trans- 
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 N. Y., 1858 27-''-2459 
 
 Salmagundi. G. Huddcsl'ord . . 23-846 
 
 Salmagundi. Irving and Paulding . 18-1586 
 Salmon. See History of the four thief-takers. 
 Salmon, G. Treatise on the analytical geometry of 
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 — Treatise on conic sections ; containing an ac- 
 
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 Salmon, J. Historical description of ancient and 
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 a tour through the cities and towns in the en- 
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 Salmon, John. Old and young: a comedy. F's 
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SALMON". 
 
 517 
 
 SANDERSON. 
 
 Salmon, T. Chronological historian ; containing 
 a regular account of all material transactions 
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 Salm-Salm, F. My diary in Mexico in 18G7, includ- 
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 Salmon and salmon fishing. Alexander, J. E. 
 Salmon fishing in Canada . . 26''-389 
 
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 20-463 
 
 — Young, A. Natural history and habits of the 
 
 salmon 9-664 
 
 Salmonia ; or, daj'S of fly-fishing. H. Davy 20-333 
 Salome. A. Achard .... 34-4654 
 Salome, the daughter of Herodias : a dramatic poem. 
 
 N. Y., 1802 24-121 
 
 Salomon, L. The Mosaic system in its fundamental 
 
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 Salomons, D. Defence of the joint stock banks ; 
 
 an examination of the causes of the present 
 
 monetary difficulties. 2d ed. L., 1837. 8° 
 1-285 
 
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 Salons celebres. Sophie Gay . . 34-5280 
 
 Salons d' autrefois. A. L. Bassanville . 34-5265 
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 Salorzano, A. del 0. Roscoe, T. Spanish novelists 
 
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 Salt-water Dick. May Mannering . 18-4099 
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 Samson Agonistes : a dramatic poem. J. Milton 
 
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 Samuels, E. A. Among the birds. B., 1868 9-725 
 
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 Samuelson, J., and J. B. Hicks. The earthworm 
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 Sandwich islands. See Hawaii ; Pacific ocean. 
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 San Francisco municipal reports, 1859,60 and 1865,6. 
 
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 Sansara, die. A. Meiszn'n* . . . 34-579 
 
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 Saratoga ; a story of 1787 . . . 18-2730 
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 Sardinia. Forester, T. Rambles in . 27''-800 
 
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 519 
 
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 a full account of modern spiritualism, with a 
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 Sargent, F. W. On bandaging nnd otlier operations 
 
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 Sargent, W. Historj- of an expedition against Fort 
 
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 Sartaroe. J. A. Maitland . . . 18-2023 
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 Satanstoe. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-736 
 
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 Satire and satirists. J. Hannay . . 22-1078 
 Saturday evening. I. Taylor . . 32-1900 
 Saturday magazine. L., 1833-44. 25 v. in 12. 40 
 
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 Saunterings in and about London. M. Schlesinirer 
 
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 Savage, John. Eva: a goblin romance. N. Y., 
 
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 Savaee, M. W. Bachelor of the Albany 18-2734 
 
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 Say and seal. Susan and A. B. Warner 18-3453 
 
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 Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker. F. S. Cozzens 
 
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 Sayings of the little ones. Mrs. L. H. Sigourncy 
 
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 Scampavias. H. A. Wise. , . . 27''-425 
 Scandalous chronicle. J. de Troyes. See Com- 
 
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 Scanderbeg. See Castriot. 
 
 Scandinavia. Letters on the past and present state 
 
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 2 V. 8° 27^-203 
 
 — Crichton, A., and H. Wheaton. Scandinavia, 
 
 ancient and modern . . . 27^-2755,6 
 
 — Lloyd, L. Scandinavian adventures 27''-456 
 
 — Sinding, P. History of . . 37^-2790 
 
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 Sweden. 
 Scandinavian churches. Pratt, J. R. Letters on 
 
 the 32-1642 
 
 Scandinavian literature. Schultz, A. Influence of 
 
 Welsh tradition on . . . 32-1194 
 Scanzoni, F. W. v. Diseases of the sexual organs 
 
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 Dor and Socin ; and annotated by A. K. 
 
 Gardner. N. Y., 1861. 8» . 10-440 
 
 Scarborough. Southgate, W. S. History of 
 
 v. 3 of 26='-645 
 
 Scarlet fever. Hood, E. Successful treatment of 
 
 ■ 10-391 
 
 Scarlet letter. N.Hawthorne , . 18-1374 
 Scarron, P. The comical romance, turned into 
 
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 — Jodelet ; Don Japhet d'Armenie. C. A. C. v. 1 
 
 34-3132 
 
 Scarth, .T. Twelve years in China ; the people, the 
 
 rebels, and the mandarins. E., 1860 28''-358 
 Scenery, science, and art. D. T. Ansted 9-206 
 
 Scenery-shower. W. Burton . . 33-495 
 
 Scenes and adventures in Spain, from 1835 to 1840. 
 
 By Pocp Mas. L., 1845. • 2 v. 8° 271^-500 
 
 — Same, abridged. Ph., 1846 . . 27>'-110 
 Scenes and legends of the north of Scotland. H. 
 
 Miller 87''-1347 
 
 Scenes and thoughts in Europe. G. H. Calvert 
 
 37^-369 
 
 Scenes de la chouannerie. E. Souvestre 34-3805 
 Scenes de la vie contemporaine. H. Conscience 
 
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 Scenes de la vie de Boheme. H. Murger 34-3584 
 Scenes de la vie de campagne. H. de Balzac 
 
 34-3060,1 
 
 Scenes de la vie de famille. J. de Wailly 34-5333 
 Scenes de la vie de province. H. de. Balzac 
 
 34-3045 to 50,4689 
 
 Scenes de la vie des Etats-Unis. A. Assolant 
 
 34-3028 
 
 Scenes de la vie flamande. H. Conscience 34-3155 
 Scenes de la vie hoUandaise. Nicolas Beets 
 
 34-3396 
 
 Scenes de la vie intime. E. Souvestre . 34-3806 
 Scenes de la vie militaire. H. de Balzac 34-3051 
 Scenes de la vie parisienne. H. de Balzac 
 
 34-3052 to 59 ;4690 
 
 Scenes de la vie politique. H. de Balzac 
 
 34-5518,19 
 
 Scenes de la vie privee. H. de Balzac 
 
 34-3035 to 42 ;4688 
 
 Scenes de la vie russe. M. J. Tourguenefl^' 34-3970 
 Scenes du monde reel. Mme S. U. Tremadeure 
 
 34-5140 
 
 Scenes et recits des Alpes. E. Souvestre 34-3807 
 
 Scenes from the drama of European historv. W. 
 
 H. D. Adams .... 2?'-3340 
 
SCENES. 
 
 521 
 
 SCHLATTEE. 
 
 Scenes in my native land. Mrs. L. H. Sigourney 
 
 26"-117 
 
 Scenes in other lands. J. Stoughton . 27''-7(56 
 Scenes in the south. J. R. Creecy . 33-1139 
 Scenes of clerical life. M. Evans . . 18-1037 
 Scenes of the civil war in Hungary, in 1848,9 ; with 
 
 the personal adventures of an Austrian officer. 
 
 Ph., 1850 27*-2f)99 
 
 Scenes populaires. H. Monnier . . 34-5275 
 Sceptic and Christian. Ct. Struenzee . 32-419 
 
 Sceptical era, the. T. M. Post . . 32-605 
 
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 Schaad, J. C. Ocean waves, in lyric strains ; a 
 
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 Scliaff, P. America ; a sketch of the political, social 
 
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 N. Y., 1855 ..... 26''-340 
 
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 — History of the Christian church, from the birth 
 
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 N. Y., 1859-67. 3 v. 8" _ . . 32-775 
 
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 Schaeffer, A. Histoire d'un homme heureux. 2me 
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 Scliaeffer, L. M. Sketches of travels in S. America, 
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 Schalk, E. Campaigns of 1862,3: illustrating the 
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 Schamyl. Mackie, J. M. Life of . 27''-2950 
 
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 Scharf, G. See Wordsworth, C. 
 
 Schasler, M. Deutscher Kunst-Kalender ; Erster 
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 Schedel, H. Liber cronicarum cum figuris et im- 
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 Scheer, F. Letter to Thomas Baring on the effects 
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 Scheerer, T. Introduction to the use of the blow- 
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 Scheffer, A. Etex, A. Exposition de ses ceuvres 
 
 34-4527 
 
 — Grote, H. Life of . . . . 30-1288 
 Schefer, L. Artist's married life . . 18-2742 
 
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 Cottbus, 1843 .... 34-592 
 
 Schelhoru, J. G. Amcenitates literarise, quibus 
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 Schem, A. J. American ecclesiastical year-book : 
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 Scherenberg, C. F. Waterloo ; Ein vaterlandisches 
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 Scherr, J. Allgemeine geschichte der literatur. 
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 — Michel ; Geschichte eines Deutschen unsercr 
 
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 Scherzer, K. Narrative of the circunmavigation of 
 
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 L., 1857. 2 V 26''-356 
 
 Schieferdecker, C. C. A short guide for the rational 
 
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 Schieffelin, S. B. Foundations of history ; a series 
 
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 Schiller, J. C. F. v. Siimmtliche werke; vollstandige 
 
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 — Esthetic letters, essays, and philosophical let- 
 
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 L., 1859. 4 V 34-521 
 
 — Correspondence with Korner ; comprising 
 
 sketches and anecdotes of Gothe, the Schle- 
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 graphical sketches and notes, by L. Simpson. 
 L., 1849. 3 V 33-1243 
 
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 — Gedichte. Stutt. and Tubing., 1852 34-575 
 
 — The ghost seer .... 18-2743 
 
 — Homage of the arts. B., 1847 . 23-935 
 
 — Letters, selected from his private correspond- 
 
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 — Poems and ballads. Trans, by E. L. Bulwer- 
 
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 — The robbers. T. G. T. 5 . . 24-165 
 
 — Same. F's S. D. v. 13 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Select minor poems. [See Dwight, J. S. ] 23-99 
 
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 — Characters of 22-1045 
 
 — Marmier, X. Schiller . . . 34-4215 
 
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 Schiller and Gothe. Correspondence, from 1794 to 
 
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 Schillerfest in Hamburg, 1859. B. Endrulat 
 
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 Schimmelpenninck, M. A. Principles of beauty ; 
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 L., 1859 5-163 
 
 — Sacred musings on manifestations of God to the 
 
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 — ^ Select memoirs of Port Royal, etc. 4th ed. L., 
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 — Same. 5th ed. Ph., 1853. 2 v. 8» 30-732 
 
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 Schinderhannes. L. Ritchie . . . 18-3819 
 Schinz, H. R. Naturgeschichte und abbildungen der 
 
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 Schlagintweit, E. Buddhism in Tibet, illustrated by 
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 522 
 
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 29''-36 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. L.,1846. . , 29^-37 
 
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 Trans, trom the German by A. J. W. Morri- 
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 Schleiden, J. M. Contributions to phytogenesis. 
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 Sclileiermacher, F. Brief outline of the study of 
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 L., 1860. 2 V 30-1364 
 
 Schlesier, G. See Klencke, R. F. H. 
 
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 Schleswig-Holstein question. Bernard, M. Lecture 
 
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 27"-2744 
 
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 Germany. 
 Schlosser, F. C. History of the IFth century, and 
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 Scbliiter, J. General history of music. From the 
 
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 Schmid, 0. Contes ; Trad, de 1' abbe Macker. P. 
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 — Genevieve de Brabant ; traduite librement d^' 
 
 I'Allemand. 3nie ed. Lille, 1845 84-4241 
 
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 P. ct Strasbourg, 1862 . . . 34-4245 
 
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 Schmid, H. The llabermeister : a tale of the Bava- 
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 Schmitz, L. History of Greece, to the destruction 
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 Schmucker, S. S. The American Lutheran church 
 historically, doctrinally, and i)ractic!illy de- 
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 — The errors of modern inlidelity illustrated and 
 
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 — Fraternal appeal to the American churches; 
 
 Avith a plan for catliolic union, on apostolic 
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 Schneck, B. S. Burning of Chambeisburg, Penna. 
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 Schneider, Mrs. E. C. A. Letters from Broosa, Asia 
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 Schnitzler, J. H. Secret history of the court and 
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 Schoedler, F. The book of nature : an elementary 
 
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 — Same. First division. L., 1851 . 
 Scholar's companion. R.Green . 
 Scholchcr, V. Life of Handel. L., 1857. 
 
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 Scholemaster. R. Ascham . 
 
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 SchoU, E. F. Der Fiihver des Maschinisten. 6te 
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 Schonberg-Cotta family. Mrs. Charles . 18-6)0 
 
 School, the, in its relations to state, church and con- 
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 School amus'-ments. N. W. T. Root . 13-190 
 
 School iind field book of botany. A. Gray 9-105 
 
 School days at Rugby. T. Hughes 
 
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 School economy. J. P. Wicker^iham . 
 
 School exercise, the. C. Mead 
 
 School experiences of a fag. G. Melly 
 
 School for dreamers. T. Gwynne 
 
 School for fathers. T. Gwynne . 
 
 School girl in France. 5th"'ed. Ph., 18')7 
 
 School girl's garland. Mrs. C. M 
 
 18-1530 
 30-1357 
 
 13-237 
 33-1087 
 
 13-135 
 
 18-1303 
 
 18-1302 
 
 32-1458 
 
 Kirkland 
 
 23-708 
 
 13-120 
 
 18-1488 
 
 18-1505 
 
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 26^-1035 
 
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 523 
 
 SCHWARZ. 
 
 Schoolcraft, H. R. Indian in his wigwam ; or, 
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 — Myth of Hiawatha, and other oral legends, 
 
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 Mississippi to Itasca lake. N. Y., 1834. 8° 
 26'>-114 
 
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 Alb., 1831. 8" . . . . * 20^-115 
 
 — Personal memoirs of a residence of thirty years 
 
 Avith the Indian tribes on the American fron- 
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 — View of the lead mines of Missouri ; including 
 
 some observations on the mineralogy, geol- 
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 population, and productions of Missouri and 
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 scliools 13-54 
 
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 13-147 
 
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 13-161 
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 Schroeder, F. Shores of the Mediterranean ; with 
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 Schroon lake. B. F. De Costa . . 26''-684 
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 Schubert, G. H. Mirror of nature ; a book of in- 
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 literature of Germany. France, and Scandina- 
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 Schultz, C. See Thomas, Jerry . . _ 6-223 
 Schumann, R. Lieder und gesange fiir eine sing- 
 stimme und pianoforte. Leipzig. 3 v. 4" 
 5-826 
 
 — Piano music, with orchestral accompaniment. 
 
 Leipzig. 4» 5-828 
 
 — Piano sotos. Leipzig. 5 v. 4" . 5-827 
 Schurz, C. Speeches. Ph., 1865 . . 2-853 
 Schuyler, G. L. Correspondence and remarks upon 
 
 Brancroft's histoiy of the noithern campaign 
 of 1777, and the character of Gen. Schuyler, 
 N. Y., 1867. 8» . . . . 30-2353 
 
 Schuyler, M. The pioneer church. N. Y., 1867 
 32-2270 
 
 Schuyler, P. Lossing, B. J. Life and times of 
 
 80-1285 
 
 Schuylkill county, Pa. Rupp, I. D. History of 
 
 26''-264 
 
 Schwann, T. Microscopical researches into the ac- 
 cordance in the structure and growth of ani- 
 mals and plants. Trans, by H. Smith. L., 
 1847. 80 9-1039 
 
 Schwarz, D. C. Zur Geschichte der ncuesten the- 
 ologie. 3te aufl. Leip., 1864. 8» 34-2101 
 
 Schwarz, J. Descriptive geography and brief his- 
 torical sketch of Palestine. Ph. , (5610. ) 1850. 
 S" 28*^-464 
 
SCHWEGLER. 
 
 524 
 
 SCOFFERN. 
 
 Schwegler, A. History of philosophy in epitome. 
 Trans, by J. H. Seelye. N. Y., ISr^Q 15-104 
 
 Schweinitz, E. tie. The Moravian manual. Ph., 
 1859 32-2239 
 
 Sciatic:!. Fuller, H. W. Rheumatism, rheumatic 
 gout, and s 10-437 
 
 Science. Bibliography. Royal society of Lon- 
 don. Ciitalogue of scientific papers 21-374 
 
 — History and philosophy. 
 
 — Barnard, F. A. P. Progress of . 11-344 
 
 — Blonitield, C. J., et al. History of Greek and 
 
 Roman philosophy and s. . . 15-125 
 
 — Christmas, H. Cradle of the twin giants 
 
 11-218 
 
 — Goguet, A. Y. Origin of the sciences 6-851 
 
 — Hennessy, H. Study of . . . 11-213 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. Comte's philosopliy of the sci- 
 
 ences 15-120 
 
 — Soinerville, Mrs. Connection of the physical 
 
 sciences . . . • . 11-67 
 
 — Tliomson, T. Progress of physical s. 12-2 
 
 — Whewell, W. Novum organon renovatum 
 
 11-138 
 
 History of the inductive sciences 11-122 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Points of contact . 5-308 
 
 — Wright, T., (Ed.) Popular treatises written 
 
 during the middle ages . . 11-198 
 
 — Cyclopsedias and dictionaries. 
 
 — Beeton, S. O., and J. Sherer. Dictionary of 
 
 universal information . . . 83-782 
 
 — Brande, W. T. Dictionary of science 33-1254 
 
 — English cyclopfEdia, arts and sciences 33-1261 
 
 — Maunder, S. Scientific and literary treasury 
 
 33-775 
 
 — Murray, W. R. Cyclopaedia of useful and en- 
 
 tertainilig knowledge . . . 33-1131 
 
 — Nicliol, J. P. Cyclopaedia of the pliysical sci- 
 
 cnces 11-252 
 
 — Pepper, J. H. Cyclopaedic science simplified 
 
 11-56 
 
 — Periodicals. 
 
 — American journal of science . . 9-984,5 
 
 — Cosmos 34-4696 
 
 — Edinburgh philosophical journal . 9-983 
 
 — Intellectual observer . . . 9-987 
 
 — Philosophical magazine . . . 11-265 
 
 — Popular science review . . . 9-991 
 
 — Quarterly journal of science . . 11-268 
 
 — Scientific American . . . 6-1018,9 
 
 — Transactions. 
 
 — Albany institute, transactions , lJ-267 
 
 — American academy of arts and s., memoirs of 
 
 11-519 
 
 — American association for advancement of, pro- 
 
 ceedings 11-215 
 
 — American philosophical society, transactions 
 
 11-503,4 
 
 — British association, reports . . 11-195 
 
 — National academy of s., memoirs . 11-521 
 
 — Royal society, philosophical transactions 
 
 9-1046,1219 
 
 — Smithsonian contributions to knowledge 11-502 
 
 Annual reports .... 11-181 
 
 Miscellaneous collections . . 11-188 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Blackwell, A. B. Studies in general s. 15-347 
 
 — Brewer, E. C. Guide to knowledge of things 
 
 familiar 11-217 
 
 — Cooke, M. C. Hardwicke's science gossip 
 
 9-1233 
 
 — Daubeny, C. Miscellanies . . 11-327 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Glance at the physical s. 
 
 11-275 
 
 — Grant, G. Panorama of science . 11-94 
 
 — Hallowell, J. O., (Ed.) Letters, 1562-1683 
 
 11-198 
 
 — Herschel, J. F. W. Familiar lectures on 
 
 . . . . . 11-287 
 Manual of scientific enquiry . 11-157 
 
 — Holland, H. Essays . . . 11-176 
 
 Science. Miscellany. 
 
 — Humboldt, F. H. A. v. Cosmos . 11-251 
 
 — Hunt, R. Poetry of science . . 11-31 
 
 — Johnson, W. R. Scientific class-book 11-33 
 
 — Joyce, J. Scientific dialogues . 11-33 
 
 — Lardner, D. Lectures on s. and art 11-41 
 Museum of science and art . 11-117 
 
 — Mayhew, H. Wonders of science . 11-378 
 
 — Napier, C. O. G. Tommy Tiy, and what he 
 
 did in science .... 9-1043 
 
 — Norton, W. A., and J. A. Porter. First book 
 
 of " 11-230 
 
 — Ozanam, J. Recreations in . . 11-153 
 
 — Pepper, J. H. Boy's play-book of 11-146 
 
 — Peterson, R. E. Familiar science . 11-253 
 
 — Picot, P. Scientific narrations . 34-5047 
 
 — Potter, A. Principles of s. applied 6-910 
 
 — Reason why, the : general science . 11-123 
 
 — Recreative science .... 11-340 
 
 — Saumarez, R. Physiological and physical s. 
 
 11-286 
 
 — Schoedler, F. Book of nature . 11-323 
 
 — Schubert, G. H. Mirror of nature . 11-84 
 
 — Science made easy .... 11-65 
 
 — Smith, A. Essays on philosophical subjects 
 
 11-305 
 
 — Tate, T. First lessons in philosophy 11-229 
 
 — Taylor, R. Scientific memoirs . 11-336 
 
 — Timbs, J. Curiosities of . . 11-143 
 
 Knowledge for the people . . 11-70 
 
 Notable things of our own time . 11-71 
 
 Year-book of facts , . . 11-257 
 
 — Wells, D. A. Annual of scientific discovery 
 
 11-259 
 
 — Wesley, J. Compendium of philosophy 11-75 
 
 — Wilson, J. M. Earth, sea, and sky 11-144 
 
 — Wylde, J. Scientific experiments . 11-169 
 
 — Young, T. Miscellaneous works . 11-307 
 
 — See Classification ; B\)rce ; Industrial exhibi- 
 
 tions ; Inventions; Natural history; Natural 
 philosophy ; Philosophy ; Theology, natural ; 
 and names of sciences. 
 Science gossip. M. C. Cooke . . 9-1233 
 
 Science made easy ; being a familiar introduction to 
 the principles of chemistry, mechanics, hy- 
 drostatics, and pneumatics. Ph., 1834 11-65 
 Science of Christian thought. J.Duns 32-1881 
 
 Science of fox-hunting. — . Horlock . 30-389 
 
 Science of government. C.B.Goodrich 2-676 
 
 Science of home life. A. J. Bernays . 8-47 
 
 Science of knowledge. J. G. Fichte . 15-336 
 
 Science of rights. J. G. Fichte . . 2-665 
 
 Science revived ; or, the vision of Alfred. J. Symp- 
 
 son 23-1301 
 
 Science a witness for the bible. W. N. Pendleton 
 
 32-889 
 
 Scientific American ; an illustrated journal of art, 
 science, and mechanics, v. 2-7, 10-14. N. 
 Y., 1844-59. f° . . . . 6-1018 
 
 — Same: new series. N. Y., 1859-69. 20 v. 1^ 
 
 6-1019 
 
 Scientific and literary treasury. S Maunder 33-775 
 Scientific class-book. W. R. Johnson . 11-32 
 Scientific dialogues. J. Joyce . . 11-33 
 Scientific memoirs. R. Taylor . . 11-336 
 Scientific narrations, (French.) C. Picot 34-5047 
 Scientific papers. Royal society of London. Cata- 
 logue of 31-374 
 
 Sciography. J. Gwilt .... 5-470 
 
 — See Shadows. 
 
 Scire facias, writ of. T. C. Campbell v. 73 of 3-55 
 Sclater, W. Original draught of the primitive 
 
 church. Oxf., 1840 . . . 33-1799 
 Scoble, A. R. See Commines. 
 ScotFern, J. Philosophy of common life ; or, the 
 
 science of health. L., 1857 . 10-345 
 
 — Projectile weapons of war, and explosive com- 
 
 pounds ; including some new resources of 
 warfare, with especial reference to rifled ord- 
 nance. L., 1859 .... G-691 
 
SCOFFERN. 
 
 525 
 
 SCOTT. 
 
 Scoffern, J. See Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 
 — et al. Useful metals and their alloys ; including 
 
 mining ventilation, mining jurisprudence, and 
 metaliurgic chemistry. L., 1857 6-408 
 
 Scoresby, W. Account of the arctic regions ; with 
 a history and description of the whale-fishery. 
 E., 1820. 2 V. 8« . . . 29"-2y2 
 
 — American factories and their female operatives ; 
 
 with an appeal on behalf of the British fac- 
 tory p()p\ilation, and suggestions for the im- 
 provement of their condition. B., 1845 
 6-409 
 
 — Journal of a voj^age to Australia and round the 
 
 world, for magnetical research. Ed. by A. 
 
 Smith. L., 1859. 8» . . . 29M62 
 
 Scoresby-Jackson, E. E. Life of William Scoresby. 
 
 L., 1861 30-1278 
 
 — Medical climatology ; a topographical and me- 
 
 teorological description of localities resorted 
 to by invalids. L., 1862 . . 10-265 
 
 Scot, J. See Monmouth, J. S., dulie of. 
 Scotch banker. T. Attwood . . . 1-312 
 
 Scotland. Miscellaneous early history. 
 
 — Holinshed, R. History of . . 27»-4010 
 
 — Innes, C. Scotland in the middle ages 
 
 27^-1333 
 
 Sketches of early Scotch history 27''-1334 
 
 — Johnstone, J. Haco's expedition . 27''-2782 
 
 — Leslie, F. Early races of Scotland 27M343 
 
 — McCallum, D. Ancient Scots. . 27=^-1346 
 
 — Moore, G. Ancient pillar stones of 27''-1349 
 
 — Ritson, J. Annals of the Caledonians 27='-1360 
 
 — Robertson, E. W. Scotland under early kings 
 
 27«-1364 
 
 — Wilson, D. Archaeology of . . 27*-1405 
 
 — General and modern history. 
 
 — Buchanan, G. History of . . 27»-1310 
 
 — Burton, J. H. History of . . 27''-1313 
 
 — Chambers, R. History of . . 27''-1316 
 
 Rebellion of, 1745,6 . . . 27^-1317 
 
 Rebellions under Dundee and More 
 
 . ■ . . . . 27''-1314 
 
 — Corner, J. History of . . . 27»-1319 
 
 — De Foe, D. History of the union . 27'>-329 
 
 — Guthrie, W. History of. . . 27^-1329 
 
 — Laing, M. History of . . . 27»-1339 
 
 — Noble, M. House of Stuarts . . 27='-4009 
 
 — Robertson, W. History of . 27M367;29"-32 
 
 — Scott, Sir W. Border exploits . 27''-1371 
 
 Histoire d' Ecosse . . . 34-4999 
 
 History of 27»-1372,3 
 
 — Stuart, G." History of . . . 27"-1380 
 
 — Tavlor, J. Pictorial history of . 27''-1386 
 
 — Thompson, T. History of . . 27"-1389 
 
 — Tytler, P. F. History of . . 27"-1396 
 
 — Wars of, historical tales . . . 27"-1385 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — Abbott, J. Rollo in . . . 27''-260 
 Summer in 27''-99 
 
 — Anderson, J. Western coasts of . 27''-100 
 
 — Bigelow, A. Rambles in . . 27''-132 
 
 — Bradbury, J. How to see S. . , 27M)o2 
 
 — Bradley, E. Glencrcgcan . . 27''-789 
 
 — Campbell, A. Remarks on . . 271^-1207 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Visit to . . . 27''-660 
 
 — Forsyth, R. Beauties of . . 27''-440 
 
 — Heron, R. Observations on . . 27''-394 
 
 — Johnson, S. Journey to islands of 27''-788 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. Travels in . . . 27M61 
 
 — Landscape illustrations of . . 5-780 
 
 — Lockhart, G. S. Peter's letters to his kinsfolk 
 
 27^-729 
 
 — Newte, T. Tour in, in 1785 . 27''-395,1206 
 
 — Pennant, T. Tour in, in 1769 . 27"-396 
 
 — Silliman, B. Journal (1805,6) . 27'M74 
 
 — Sinclair, C. Scotland and the Scotch 27''-102 
 
 — Turnbull, R. Genius of . . 27"-734 
 
 — Wilson, J., and R. Chambers. Land of Burns 
 
 27''-801 
 
 — Wilson, J. M. Nelson's handbook 27''-571 
 
 Scotland. Miscellany. 
 
 — Buchanan, G. De jure regni apud Scotos 
 
 27«-1311 
 
 — Burton, J. H. Narratives from criminal trials 
 
 27''-1313 
 
 — Chambers, R. Domestic annals of 27"-1315 
 
 — Conway, J. Forays among salmon 27''-603 
 Letters from the highlands . 27''-538 
 
 — Dawson, J. H. Statistical history of 27^-886 
 
 — Dunbar, E. D. Social life in fojnier days 
 
 27''-1325 
 
 — Education commission, reports for 1868 : v. 1, 
 
 Third report of commissioners ; v. 2, Harvey, 
 T., and A. C. Sellar. Special reports on the 
 state of education. E., 1868. 2 v. 8° 13-197 
 
 — Geikie, A. Scenery and physical geology 
 
 9-234 
 
 — Geldart, Mrs. T. Stories from . 27''-1328 
 
 — Lippincott, Mrs. S. J. Bonnie Scotland 
 
 27^-1344 
 
 — Logan, J. Scottish Gael . . 27''-1345 
 
 — Maclaren, C. Geology of Fife and the Lothians 
 
 9-329 
 
 — Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. Early recollections of 
 
 • . . 27"-143 
 
 — Miller, H. Scenes and legends of . 27^-1347 
 
 — Rogers, C. Traits and stories of the Scottish 
 
 people 27"-1369 
 
 — Simson, W. History of the gipsies of 
 
 27"-1376 
 
 — See Covenanters ; Edinburgh ; Gaelic ; Heb- 
 
 rides ; Highlands ; Queens ; Peebleshire ; Skye ; 
 and names of sovereigns. 
 
 Scott, A. de C, and H. James. Photo-zincography, 
 
 and other photographic processes employed 
 
 at the ordnance survey office. L., 1862. 4° 
 
 6-1017 
 
 Scott, A. M. Day-dawn in Africa ; or, progress of 
 the protestant episcopal mission at Cape 
 Palmas. N. Y., 1858 . . . 28^-269 
 
 Scott, B. Statistical vindication of the city of Lon- 
 don. L., 1867. 8" . . . 27-''-1067 
 
 Scott, C. Analogy of ancient craft masonry to na- 
 tural and revealed religion. Ph., 1849. 8° 
 2-852 
 
 Scott, C. H. The Baltic, the Black sea, and the 
 Crimea ; comprising travels in Russia, a voy- 
 age down the Volga to Astrachan, and a tour 
 through Crim-Tartary. 3d ed. L., 1855 
 27b-923 
 
 Scott, Lady C. L. Trevelyan . . 18-2747 
 
 Scott, C. R. Excursions In the mountains of Ronda 
 and Granada ; with characteristic sketches of 
 the inhabitants of the south of Spain. L., 
 1838. 2 V. 8° . . . . 27''-115 
 
 Scott, Dred, vs. J. F. A. Sandford. Howard, B. C. 
 Report of decision of U. S. supreme court, 
 and opinions of judges . . 2-129 
 
 — Benton, T. H. Examination of the decision 
 
 2-130 
 
 Scott, D. D. Suppression of the reformation in 
 France, as exhibited in Rulhiere's historical 
 elucidations, and various other documents. 
 
 L., 1840 32-1554 
 
 Scott, G. C. Fishing in American waters. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 8° 20-514 
 
 Scott, G. G. Gleanings from Westminster Abbey ; 
 with appendices supplying further particulars, 
 and completing the history of the Abbey build- 
 ings, by W. Burges, et al. Oxf., 1863. 8° 
 5-305 
 
 — Remarks on secular and domestic architecture. 
 
 L., 1857. 8° .... 5-99 
 
 Scott, H. L. Military dictionary ; comprising tech- 
 nical definitions, information on raising and 
 keeping troops, actual service, including 
 makeshifts and improved material, and law, 
 government, regulation and administration 
 relating to land forces. N. Y., 1861. 80 
 
 6-694 
 
SCOTT. 
 
 526 
 
 SCOTT. 
 
 Scott, Jiinies. Life, letters and remains of Rev. 
 Robert Pollok. N. Y., 1848 . 30-435 
 
 Scott, John, (of xlmwell.) (Walsh's Br. poets) 
 
 23-12 
 
 Scott, John, (of Gala. ) Sketches of manners, scenery, 
 &c., in the French provinces, Switzerland, and 
 Italy ; with an essay on French literatnre. L., 
 183i. 8° 27"-! 70 
 
 — Visit to Paris in 1814. L. 8° [No title page] 
 
 27''-32 
 
 Scott, Rev. John. Calvin and the Swiss reformation. 
 L., 1833 32-1556 
 
 — Life of Rev. Thos. Scott, D. D. ; including a 
 
 narrative by lumself, and extracts of his let- 
 ters. Ph., 1823. 8° . . . 30-947 
 
 — Same, abridged from 8th L. ed. N. Y., 1856 
 
 30-947" 
 
 — See Houston, W. F. 
 Scott, Jolm, (Barbarc^ssa.) 
 
 sectional cquilibiium 
 how destroyed, how 
 Riclimond, 1860. 8» 
 
 — Partizau life with Col. 
 
 1867. 8° 
 Scott, Michael. [Pseud.] 
 
 Lost principle ; or, the 
 
 how it was created, 
 
 it may be restored. 
 
 26''-664 
 
 J. S. Mosby. N. Y., 
 
 26''-954 
 
 See Chamier, F. 
 
 Scott, R. See Liddell, H. G. 
 
 Scott, R. H. Hand-book of volumetrical analysis. 
 
 L. , 1862 8-80 
 
 Scott, T. Theological woiks. Ph., 1813-7. 7 v. 
 
 8« 32-189 
 
 — Houston, W. F. Life of. [Abridged from John 
 
 Scott's] 30-482 
 
 — Scott, J. Life of ... . 30-947 
 
 — See Comprehensive commentary. 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. Biograp (ileal and historical 
 works. Biograpliical memoirs of eminent 
 novelists, and other distinguished persons. 
 E., 1834. 2 V 30-1808 
 
 — Lives of the novelists. Ph., 1825 . 30-1809 
 
 — Life of John Dryden. E., 1834 . 30-1806 
 
 — Memoirs of Jonathan Swift. E., 1834 30-1807 
 
 — Life of Napoleon Buonaparte ; witli a prelimi- 
 
 nary view of the French revolution. Ph., 
 
 1827. 3 V. 8° . . . . 30-384 
 
 Reply, by L. Bonaparte . . 30-385 
 
 — History of Scotland. L., 1831. 2 v. 27"-1373 
 
 — Same. B., 1830. 2 v. . . . 27-'-1373 
 
 — Border exploits ; containing a concise account 
 
 of the remarkable events in Scotland, from 
 the reign of Malcolm II, down to the rebellion 
 in 1745 ; with a descriptive sketch of the coun- 
 ties on each side of the border. Hawick, 1812 
 27=^-1371 
 
 — Novels and tales. 
 
 — The abbot. [Sequel to monastery] 18-2751 
 
 — Anne of Geierstein . . . 18-2752,2774'' 
 
 — The antiquary 18-2753 
 
 — The betrothed. [Tales of the crusaders, I] 
 
 18-2754 
 
 — Black dwarf .... 18-27:3^2755 
 
 — Bride of Lammermoor . . . 18-27^6 
 
 — Castle Dangerous. [Tales of my landlord] 
 
 18-2757 
 
 — Chronicles of the canongate. first series ; con- 
 
 taining The two drovers ; The highland 
 Avidow ; The surgeon's daughter 18-2758 
 
 Second series ; containing St. Valentine's dav, 
 
 orfair maid of Perth . . , 18-2774 
 
 — Count Robert of Paris. [Tales of my landlord] 
 
 — Fortunes of Nigel . 
 
 — Guy Mannering 
 
 — Heart of Mid Lothian. 
 
 18-2759 
 18-2760 
 18-2761 
 [Tales of my landlord] 
 18-2762 
 
 — Ivanhoe 18-2763 
 
 — Kenil worth 18-2764 
 
 — Legend of Montrose . . . 18-2755,6" 
 
 — The monastery. [See The abbot] . 18-2766 
 
 — Mv aunt Margaret's mirror; Tapestried chamber; 
 
 Death of the laird's Jock . . 18-2758 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter. Novels and Tales. 
 
 — Old mortality. [Tales of my landlord] 
 
 . . . . 18-2767,2753^ 
 
 — Peveril of the peak .... 18-2760,8 
 
 — Tlie pirate .... 18-2764^,2769 
 
 — Quentin Durward .... 18-2770 
 
 — Redirauntlet 18-2771 
 
 — Rob Roy . . . .• . . 18-2772 
 
 — St. Ronan's well . . . . 18-2773 
 
 — Tales of the crusaders. See Betrothed ; Talis- 
 
 man 18-2754 
 
 — Tales of a grandnuher . . 18-2775 to 78 
 
 — Tales of my landlord. Black dwarf 
 
 18-27531,5 
 
 Old mortality . . . 18-2753'J;2757 
 
 Heart of Mid Lothian . . 18-2762 
 
 __ Bride of Lammermoor . . 18-2756 
 
 Legend of Montrose . . 18-2755;2756'= 
 
 Count Robert of Paris . . 18-2759 
 
 Castle dangerous . . . 18-2757 
 
 — The talisman. [Tales of the crusaders 11] 
 
 18-2754 
 
 — Waverley 18-2779 
 
 — Woodstock lf^-2780 
 
 — Poetry. 
 
 — Poetical works. Ph., 1839. 6 v. . 23-204 
 
 — Same ; with a sketch of his life, by J. W. Lake. 
 
 Ph., 1830. 8» . . . . 23-207 
 
 — Poetical works; containing Lny of the last 
 
 minstrel ; Marmion ; Ladj' of the lake ; 
 Rokeby ; Don Roderick; Ballads, lyrics and 
 songs ; with notes, and life of the author. 
 Ph , 1857 23-205 
 
 — The lady of the lake. B., 1853 . 2.3-402 
 
 — Lay of tlie last minstrel. B., 1864 23-203 
 
 — The lord of the isles; a poem. New ed. N.Y., 
 
 18.:6 ...... 23-778 
 
 — Marmion. B., 1864 . . . 23-1017 
 
 — Minstrelsy of the Scottish border; with intro- 
 
 ductions, additions and notes. E., 1861. 
 4 v. in 2 23-640 
 
 — Waverley poetry .... 23-686 
 
 — Translations. 
 
 — L'abbe. [Suite du monastere] . 34-4994 
 
 — Aventures de Nigel . . . 34-4997 
 
 — Le chateau dangereux . . . 34-4998 
 
 — Chroniques de la Canongate . . 34-499S 
 
 — Contes de mon bote . . , 34-4993 
 
 — Cromwell ; on, le chateau de Woodstock 
 
 34-4995 
 
 — Dame du lac 34-4995 
 
 — Le Due de Bourgogne. [Anne of Geierstein] 
 
 34-4995 
 
 — Les eaux de St. Ronan . . . 34-4998 
 
 — Elisabeth. [Le chateau de Kenilwovtli] 34-4994 
 
 — Les fiances de Powysland. [The betrothed] 
 
 34-4999 
 
 — Guy Mannering .... 34-4996 
 
 — Histoire d' Ecosse. [Vie de Walter Scott] 
 
 34-4999 
 
 — Le monastere 34-4994 
 
 — Le nain noir. [Contes de mon bote] 34-4998 
 
 — Peveril du pic 34-4997 
 
 — Le pirate 34-4997 
 
 — Pc^ems et drames .... 34-4999 
 
 — La |)rison. [Contes de mon note] . 34-4998 
 
 — Les puritains. [Contes de mon bote] 34-4998 
 
 — Quentin Durward .... 34-4995 
 
 — Redgauntlet 34-4996 
 
 — Richard cffiur-de-lion : ou, le talisman 34-4999 
 
 — Saint-Valentin; ou, la jolie fille de Perlhe 
 
 ..... 34-499S 
 
 — Waverley 34-4996 
 
 — Miscellaneous writings. 
 
 — Critical and nnscellancous essays, collected by 
 
 himself. Ph., 1841. 3 v. . . 33-218 
 
 — Essays on chivalry, romance and the drama. 
 
 E., 1834 33-851 
 
 — Letters on demonology and witchcraft. N. Y., 
 
 1861 32-1575 
 
SCOTT. 
 
 527 
 
 SCRIPTURAL. 
 
 Scoit. Sir Walter. Miscellaneous writings. 
 
 — Paul's letters to liis kinsfolk. 2d ed. E., 1816 
 
 27"-443 
 
 — Readings for the younir, from the works of Sir 
 
 W. S. Ph., 1848. 2 V. . . 83-OOr, 
 
 — Religious discourses, by a layman. Ph.. 1828 
 
 32-289 
 
 — See Waverley anecdotes . . . 18-2781 
 
 — Allan, G. Life of . . . . .SO-476 
 
 — Hogg, J. Familiar anecdotes of . 80-481 
 
 — Loekhart, J. G. Life of . . . 30-477,8,9 
 
 — MacLeod, D. Life of . . . 30-716 
 Scott, Walter. The existence of evil spirits proved. 
 
 L , 1853 32-2204 
 
 Scott, William. Harmony of phrenology -with 
 scripture ; shown in a refutation of the 
 philosophical errors contained in Mr. Combe's 
 "Constitution of man." E., 1836. 8» 10-587 
 Scott, Winfield. Infantry tactics; or, rules for the 
 exercise and manoeuvres of the United States 
 infantry. N. Y., 1852. 3 v. . 6-695 
 
 — Memoirs, written by himself. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 
 
 30-1561 
 
 — Head ley, J. T. Life of . . . 30-707, 74^^ 
 
 — MansfiJld, E. D. Life of . . 30-483 
 
 — Semraes, R. Campaign of. in Mexico 26^-291 
 Scott, W. A. Daniel : a model for young men. 
 
 N. Y., 1854. 8° . . . . 32-528 
 
 — Trade and letters: their journeyings round the 
 
 world. N. Y., 1856 . . . 1-218 
 
 Scott, W. B. History and practice of the fine and 
 ornamental arts. 2d ed. L., 1867 /!-341 
 
 Scott, W. C. Genius and faith ; or, poetr}' and re- 
 ligion, in their mutual relations. N. Y., 1853 
 
 32-613 
 
 Scottish ballads and songs. Aytoun,W. E. Ballads 
 of Scotland 23-551 
 
 — Chambers, R. Popular rhymes of Scotland 
 
 . . . . . V. 7 of 33-26 
 Songs of Scotland prior to Burns 23-700 
 
 — Child, F. J. English and Scottisli ballads 
 
 23-450 
 
 — Gems of Scottish son? . . . 5-97", 6 
 
 — Gilchrist, J. Collection of Scottish ballads 23-98 
 
 — Illustrated book of Scottish songs, from the 16th 
 
 to the 19th century. L., 1854 . 23-412 
 
 — Mackay, C. Jacobite songs and ballads of 
 
 Scotland 23-003 
 
 — Maidment, J. Scottish ballads and songs 
 
 23-999 
 
 Scott, W. Minstrelsy of the Scottish border 
 23-640 
 
 — Stenhouse, W. Illustrations of the lyric poetry 
 
 and music of Scotland . . . 23-609 
 
 — See Scottish poets and poetry. 
 
 Scottish chiefs. Jane Porter . . 18-2529 
 
 Scottish Gael. J. Logan . . , 27''-1345 
 Scottish historical library. W. Nicolson 21-536 
 Scottish language. Jamieson, J. Dictionary of 
 
 22-135 
 
 Scottish life and character. E. B. Ramsay 27''-580 
 Scottish life, curious stories and traditions of. A. 
 
 Leigh ton .... 18-1838 
 Scottish orphans. Mrs. Blackford . 18-346 
 
 Scottish poets and poetry. Catalogue of Scottish 
 
 poets 23-321 
 
 — The dean of Lismore's book . . 23-641 
 
 — Irvinsr, D. History of Scottish poetry 22-1101 
 
 — Lives^of Scottish poets . . . 30-433 
 
 — See Scottish ballads. 
 
 Scottish proverbs. A. Hislop . . 22-1091 
 Scottish reformation. P. Lorimer . 32-920 
 Scottish secession of 1843. A. Turner . 32-818 
 Scottish sports and pastimes. Herbert Hall 20-360 
 Scourge of Villanie. J. Marston v. 3 of 24-83 
 Scouring of the white horse. T. Hughes 18-1528 
 Scout, the. W. G. Simms . . . 18-2872 
 Scoutetten, H. Memoir on the radical cure of club 
 foot. Trans, from French by F. C. Stewart 
 10-038 
 
 Scoville, J. A. Old merchants of New York. N. 
 Y., 1863-0. 5v 30-1412 
 
 Scrap-book of newspaper theatrical criticisms, 
 notices, etc., published in London, from 1801 
 to 1819. [No title.] Sm. 4° . 24-171 
 
 Scratchley, A. Benefit building societies. L., 1849. 
 
 2-1015 
 
 L., 1860. 
 
 1-116 
 
 — Practical treatise on savings banks. 
 
 8" 
 
 — See Bridges, W. 
 
 Scribbleomania. S. W. H. Ireland . 23-937 
 
 Scribe, A. E. Nouvelles— Maurice ; Carlo Broschi ; 
 
 Le Maitrcsse anonyme. P., 1858 34-3732 
 
 — Theatre— comedies. P., 1856-9. 3 v. 
 
 34-3733 
 
 ["En collaboration avec M. Melesville (Du- 
 veyrier,) Valerie I ; avec Legouve, Adrienne, 
 Les contes de la reine de Navarre, Bataille de 
 dames, HI."] 
 
 Comedies-Vaudevilles P., 1857-9. 10 v. 
 
 34-3786 
 
 N. B. — M. Scribe was assisted by 
 
 Allarde, le b'n, et Brazier, in Partie et re- 
 vanche, II, 241 ; 
 
 Bayard, A., in La belle-mere, IV, 49; Le 
 
 budget d'un jeunc menage, VI, 305 ; Camilla, 
 VII, 105 ; Le gardien, VIL 227; 
 
 Boniface, J. X., in L'ours et le pacha, 1, 140; 
 
 Brulay, in Le gastronome sans argent, I, 206; 
 
 Corme, Francis, in La chanoinesse, VIII, 1 ; 
 
 Courcy, F. de, in Simple histoire, IV, 177; 
 
 Delavigne, G., in Le mariagc enfantin,I, 266; 
 
 La somnaml.ule, I, 101 ; La vieux garcon, et 
 la petitefille, II, 17 ; 
 
 Dumanoir, P. F. Pinel, in Etre aime ou 
 
 mourir, VIII. 153 ; 
 
 Dupaty, in Un dernier jour de fortune, 11. 306; 
 
 Dupin, H., in Michel et Christine, I, 301 ; 
 
 Duport P., in Le chaperon, VIT, 1 ; 
 
 Duveyrier, A. H. J., in L'ambassadeur, IV, 
 
 219 ; Le bon papa, II, 105 ; La chatte meta- 
 morphosee, IV, 319 ; La demosel'e a marier, 
 IV, 1 ; Frontin mari-gargon, I, V,0; Memoires 
 d'un colonel, II, 41 ; La petite soeur, II, 1 ; 
 Rodoiphe, II, 275 ; La seconde annee, VI, 1 ; 
 Zoe, VI, 51 ; 
 
 et Bayard, in Jeune et vieille, VI, 207 ; 
 
 Louise, V, 267; Philippe, VI, 97; 
 
 L moine, G., in Une femme qui se jette par 
 
 la fenetre, X, 53 ; 
 
 Masson, in Didier I'honnete homme, X, 107 ; 
 
 Heloise et Abailard, X, 247 ; 
 
 Mazeres, E. J. E., in L'oncle d' Amerique, 
 
 IV, 89 ; 
 
 Moreau, C. F.J. B., in Les deux preceptcurs, 
 
 I, 39; 
 
 Poirson, C. G., in Le nouveau Pourceaugnac, 
 
 I, 1 ; Une visite a Bedlam, I, 69 ; 
 
 et Duveyrier, in Le parrain, I, 238 ; 
 
 Rougemont, in Avant, pendant et apres, V, 
 
 91; 
 
 et Decomberoufse, in Salvoisy, VIII, 49 ; 
 
 Sauvage, T., in L'image, IX, 179 ; 
 
 Simon, J. P., dit Lockroi, et J. Chabot, in 
 
 La marraine, V, 45 ; 
 Varner, A. F., in Jeanne et Jeanneton, IX, 
 
 223 ; Le manage de raison, IV, 263 ; O amiiie ! 
 
 X, 159 ; Theobald, V, 223 ; Toujours, VII, 47 ; 
 — '■ — Villeneuve et Desvergers, in Yelva, V, 1 ; 
 Ymbert et Varner, in L'interieur d'un bureau, 
 
 II, 141. 
 
 — et E. Legouve. La bataille de dames. [Bocher's 
 
 college series] .... 34-5856 
 
 — See Legouve, E. W. . . . 34-3496 
 Scriblerius, IVI. See Unsuspected observer. 
 Scribner, J. M. Engineers' and meclianics' com- 
 panion. N. Y., 1849 . . . 6-924 
 
 Scriptorum ecclesiasticorum historia literaria. G. 
 
 Cave 34-497 
 
 Scriptural anthology. N. C. Brooks . 23-367 
 
SCRIPTURE. 
 
 528 
 
 SEARS. 
 
 Scripture characters. R. S. Candlisli . 83-G90 
 
 Scripture characters. T. Rohinsou . 32-1410 
 Scripture lands in connection witii tlieir history. G. 
 
 S. Drew b2-95;3 
 
 Scripture, pivot words of. P. B. Power 32-2446 
 Scripture truths in verse. L., 1844 . 23-796 
 
 Scriptures. See Bible ; Christianity. 
 Scrivener, F. H. Contributions to the criticism of 
 
 the Greek new testament. Camb., 1859. 8° 
 32-1001 
 
 — A full and exact collationof about twenty Greek 
 
 manuscripts of the holy gospels. Camb., 1853. 
 
 8" 32-2048 
 
 Scrivenor, H. History of the iron trade. L., 1854. 
 
 8° 6-410 
 
 Scriver, C. Gotthold's emblems ; or, invisible things 
 
 understood by things that are made. Trans. 
 
 by R. Menzies. E., 1857. 2v. . 32-833 
 Scrolls, monograms, ornaments, crests. N. S. Dear- 
 born 5-528 
 
 Scrope, G. P. Geology and extinct volcanos of 
 
 Central France. 2d ed. L., 1858. 8° 
 9-291 
 
 — Life of the Right *Hon. Charles, Lord Sydenham ; 
 
 with a narrative of his administration in 
 Canada. 2d ed. L., 1844 . . 30-1311 
 
 — Principles of political economy. L., 1833 
 
 3-212 
 
 — Volcanos : the character of their phenomena, 
 
 their share in the structure and composition 
 of tlie surface of the globe, and their relation 
 to its internal forces ; with a descriptive cata- 
 logue of all known volcanos. 2d ed. L., 
 1862. 8° 9-292 
 
 Scrutator. See Horlock, — . 
 
 Scudamore, C. Treatise on the nature and cure 
 of gout and rheumatism. Ph., 1819. 8" 
 10-466 
 
 Scudamore, E. Treatise on the production of early 
 
 swarms of bees by artificial means. L., 1848 
 
 4-235 
 
 Scudder, D. C. Life and letters, by H. E. Scudder 
 30-1535 
 
 Scudder, H. E. Life and letters of David Coit 
 Scudder, missionary in southern India. N. 
 Y.,1864 30-1535 
 
 — Seven little people .... 18-2802 
 
 — Stories from my attic . . . 18-4288 
 Scudder, S. H. See Harris, T. W., in supplement. 
 Scudo, P. L'annee musicale. P., 1861-3. 3 v. 
 
 34-3748 
 
 — L'art ancien et I'art modern ; Nouveaux Me- 
 
 langes de critique et de litterature musicales. 
 P., 1854 34-3752 
 
 — Le Chevalier Sarti. P., 1857 . . 34-3751 
 
 — Critique et litterature musicales. P., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 34-3746 
 
 — Wagner — Gluck — Farinelli — Lablache. S" 
 
 34-4665 
 
 Scully, "W. Brazil, its provinces and chief cities ; 
 
 with agricultural and commercial statistics. 
 
 L., 1866 •26''-627 
 
 Sculptor, Satiricus. See Ireland, S. W. H. 
 Sculptura. J. Evelyn .... 5-421 
 
 Sculpture and sculptors. Cunningham, A. Lives 
 
 of British painters and sculptors . 30-40(> 
 
 — Ellis, Sir H. Elgin and Phigaleian marbles 5-6 
 Townley gallery . . , 5-7 
 
 — Flaxman, J. Lectures on sculpture 5-159 
 
 — Houssaye, A. Sculpteurs (18me siecle). v. 4 
 
 34-5295 
 
 — Lee, H. F. Familiar sketches of . 5-60 
 
 — Memes,^ J. S. History of sculpture 5-44 
 ^ Memoirs of Canova . . . 30-76 
 
 — Sculpture and the plastic art . . 5-50 
 
 — Westmacott, R. Handbook of sculpture 5-325 
 
 — Winckelmanu, J. J. Sculpture of the Greeks 
 
 5-428 
 
 — See iEsthetics ; Art ; Artists ; Carving ; Fine 
 
 arts ; and names of sculptors. 
 
 Sculpture and tiie phistic art. B., 1850 .5-0 
 
 Sea. Agfisriiz, E.C. and A. Seaside studies in natural 
 
 history 9-673 
 
 — Bertram, J. G. Harvest of the sea 9-676 
 
 — De Vere, M. S. Wonders of the deep 9-1049 
 
 — Figuier, L. The ocean world . 9-920 
 
 — Fraser, R. W. Seaside naturalist . 9-977 
 
 — Gasparin, Mme A. de. Au bord de la mer 
 
 34-5011 
 
 — Goodrich, F. B. Man upon the sea 29'^-154 
 
 — Gosse, P. H. Land and sea . . 9-927 
 
 — Hurtwig, G. Sea and its living wonders 9-931 
 
 — Harvey, W. H. Seaside book . 9-934 
 
 — Kingsley, C. Glaucus ; or, the wonders of the 
 
 shore 9-942 
 
 — Lewes, G. H. Seaside studies . 9-943 
 
 — Maury, F. M. Physical geography of 25-69 
 
 — Michelet, J. The sea . . . 33-882 
 
 — Wallich, G. C. Animal life at vast depths in 
 
 11-213 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Common objects of the sea-shore 
 
 9-973 
 
 — Wraxall, L. Life in the sea . . 9-970 
 
 — Young, L. J. H. Sea fishing as a sport 
 
 . 20-513 
 
 — See International law ; Maritime law ; Naval ; 
 
 Seamanship; Seamen; and names of oceans 
 
 and seas. 
 Sea-air and sea-bathing. M. Broch.ard . 10-570 
 
 Sea and the night. M. V. Hugo . . 18-1533 
 Sea and the sailor. W. Colton . . 33-740 
 
 Sea-coast defence. J. G. Barnard . 6-560 
 
 — See Coast defence ; Fortification. 
 
 Sea drift. 3y Fadette .... 18-4247 
 Sea drifts. Mrs. G. A. H. Macleod . 18-2005 
 Sea-fishing as a sport. L. J. H. Young 20-513 
 
 Sea kings and naval heroes. J. G. Edgar 30-1343 
 Sea-lions. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-737 
 
 Sea of ice. P. B. St. John . . . 18-2713 
 Seaboard parish. G. MacDonald . . 18-1967 
 Seaclifi'. J. W. DeForest . . . 18-833 
 
 Seafield, F. Literature and curiosities of dreams. 
 
 L., 1865. 2 V 15-283 
 
 Sealed book of Daniel opened. W. C. Thurman 
 
 32-1335 
 
 Seals. See Numismatics. 
 
 Sealsfield, C. The cabin book, north and south 
 
 18-2783 
 
 Sealy, H. N. Treatise on coins, currency, and 
 
 banking. L., 1858. 8» . . 1-95 
 
 Seaman, E. C. Essays on the progress of nations in 
 
 civilizati(m, productive industr}-, wealth, and 
 
 population. N. Y., 1852 . . 29»-191 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1868. 2 v. S" . 29»-271 
 Seaman's friend. R. H Dana, jr. . 6-587 
 Seamanship. Alston, A. H. . . . 6-551 
 
 — Blunt, E. M Theory and practice of 6-568 
 
 — Brady, W. Kedge-anchor . . 6-571 
 Seamen. Bourne, H. R. F, English s. under the 
 
 Tudors 29''-314 
 
 — See Maritime law ; Sailors. 
 
 Search after truth. G. W. Egleston . 32-2458 
 Search for a publisher. A. W. Bennett 21-164 
 
 Sea-risks. Jennings, E. Hints on . 1-181 
 
 Sears, B. Life of Luther ; with special reference to 
 its earlier periods and the opening scenes of 
 the reformation. Ph., 1850 . 30-1072 
 
 — Edwards, B. B., and C. C. Felton. Classical 
 
 studies ; with the biography and correspond- 
 ence of eminent philologists. B., 1843 
 
 . • . . . . 22-1197 
 
 Sears, E. H. Pictures of the olden time, as shown 
 in the fortunes of a family of the pilgrims 
 18-3835 
 
 Sears, R. Bible biography ; or, the lives and 
 characters of the principal personages recorded 
 in the sacred writings. 0th ed. N. Y., 1843. 
 8» 32-190 
 
 — Guide to knowledge ; or, repertory of facts. N. 
 
 Y., 1844. 8» . . .... 33-8" 
 
SEARS. 
 
 529 
 
 SEEDTIME. 
 
 Sears, R. History of the holy bible, as contained 
 in the old and new testaments. N. Y., 1844. 
 8° 82-128 
 
 ■ — Illustrated description of the Russian empire ; 
 embracing its geographiciil features, political 
 divisions, principal cities and towns. N. Y.. 
 1855. 8" 27''-641 
 
 • — Scenes and sketches in continental Europe; em- 
 bracing descriptions of France, Portugal, 
 Spain, Italy, Sicily, Switzerland, Belgium, 
 and Holland. N. Y., 1852. 8" . 27b-697 
 
 — Two hundred pictorial illustrations of the lioly 
 
 bible. Gth ed. N. Y., 1841,2. 3 v. 8° 
 
 . . . . 32-191 
 
 — Wonders of the world, in nature, art, and mind ; 
 
 comprising a complete library of useful and 
 entertaining knowledge. N. Y., 1848. 8" 
 
 25-38 
 
 Seashore. Wood, J. G. Common objects of 9-973 
 Sea sickness, and how to prevent it. J. Chapman 
 
 10-85 
 
 Seaside and fireside fairies. G. Blum and L. Wahl 
 
 18-354 
 
 Seaside book. W. H. Harvey . . 9-934 
 
 Seaside divinity. R. W. Eraser . . 9-922 
 
 Seaside naturalist. R. W. Eraser . . 9-977 
 
 Seaside studies. G. H. Lewes . . 9-943 
 
 Seaside studies in natural history. E. C. and A. 
 
 Agassiz 9-672 
 
 Seasons. Duncan, H. Sacred philosophy of 32-74 
 
 — Fisher, T. Dial of . . . . 25-18 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Religious lectures on 32-420 
 
 — Howitt, M. Pictorial calendar of . 20-384 
 Seasons, the. J.Thomson . . 23-61,320,492 
 Seasons with the sea-horses. J. Lamont 27''-589 
 Seaton, E. C. Handbook of vaccination. Ph., 1868 
 
 10-866 
 
 Seaton' s regiment at Waterloo. W. Leeke 27"-718 
 Seats and saddles. F. Dwyer . . 20-342 
 Seaver, J. E. Life of Mary Jemison : Deh-he-wii- 
 mis. 4th ed., with geographical and explana- 
 tory notes. N.Y.,1856 . . 30-1195 
 Seavey, W. H. See Goodrich, C. A. 
 Seaward, Sir Edward. J. Porter . 18-2530 
 Seaweeds, British. Clark, L. L. Common seaweeds 
 9-93 
 
 — Gray, S. O. British seaweeds . 9-96 
 
 — Harvey, W. H. Synopsis of . . 9-45 
 
 — Johnstone, W. G., and A. Croall. Nature 
 
 printed s 9-51 
 
 — Landsborough, D. Popular history of 9-53 
 
 Sea-wolf, the 18-3805 
 
 Searle, January. [Pseud.] See Phillips, G. S. 
 Sebastian, king ol Portugal. Freer, M. W. 
 
 ■ . 27M718 
 
 Sebastopol. Hamley, E. B. Campaign of 27^-2920 
 
 — McCormick, R. C. Visit to . . 27''-379 
 
 — Russell, W. H. Review of Todleben's defence 
 
 of 27^^-2974 
 
 — See Crimea. 
 
 Secession. Goodwin, T. S. Natural history of 
 
 2G='-526 
 
 — Spence, J. Inquiry into the American union 
 
 26''-994 
 
 — See United States— War of 1861-65. 
 
 Seeker, W. The non-such professor in his meridian 
 
 splendour. N. Y., 1860 . . 32-1539 
 
 Second advent of Christ. J. F. Berg . 32-1717 
 
 — See Millenium. 
 
 Second causes. C. E. Tonna . . 32-253 
 
 Second empire as exhibited in French literatu.re. C. 
 F. L. Wraxall .... 22-1287 
 Second Mrs. Tillotson, the. P. Fitzgerald 18-3798 
 Second plenary council. See Plenary council. 
 Second war of independence. E. M. Hudson t 
 
 26''-527 
 
 Secresy ; or, the ruin on the rock. By a woman 
 
 18-2783 
 
 Secret, le. L. d'Aunet .... 34-3032 
 Secret dubonheur. E. Feydeau . . 84-4847 
 
 Secret of Swedenborg. H. James . . 32-1296 
 Secrets de la mer. O. Comettant . . 34-41(12 
 Secrets de 1' oreiller. E. Sue . . 34-3830 
 Secrets du foyer domestique. Mme S. U. Trema- 
 
 deure 34-514i 
 
 Secret out, the ; one thousand tricks with cards, and 
 
 other recreations. By the author of "The 
 
 sociable." N. Y., 1859 . . 20-204 
 
 Secret passion. R. F. Williams . . 18-3523 
 
 Secret service, etc. A. D. Richardson . 26='-709 
 
 — Baker, L. C. History of . . 26»-'jl6 
 
 — See U. S.— War of 1861-5. 
 
 Secret societies of France. L. de La Hodde 
 
 27»-1770 
 
 Secret societies of the middle ages. (L. E. K.) L., 
 1838 29^-255 
 
 Secret societies. Robertson, J. B. Lectures on 
 
 27''-3530 
 
 — See Freemasonry ; Knighthood. 
 
 Secretaire du XI Xe siecle. A. P. de Bradi 34-4019 
 Secrets of my office. By a bill broker . 18-2784 
 Secrets of the great city. E.W.Martin 26i>-517 
 Sects and denominations. Adams, H. Dictionary 
 of all religions .... 32-1617 
 
 — Baird, R. Religion in America . 32-15 
 
 — Marsden,J. B. Dictionary of Christian churches 
 
 32-1085 
 
 — Van Dyck, A. Christian union . 82-218 
 
 — Where is the city ? .... 32-2420 
 
 — See Doctrine ; and names of sects. 
 
 Sedaine, M. J. (Euvreschoisies ; notice. P. 3 v. 
 en 2 34-4463 
 
 — Le Philosophe sans le savoir ; la gageui-e im- 
 
 prevue. C A. C. v. 7 . .^ 34-3188 
 
 Sedaine et de la propriete litteraire. A. de Vigny 
 
 34-4571 
 
 Sedgemoor. C. H. B. Richards . . 18-2057 
 Sedgwick. A. Letter on Livingstone's discoveries 
 
 in Africa. Camb., 1858 . . 28^-268 
 Sedgwick, Mrs. Charles. Talk with my pupils. N. 
 
 Y., 1863 33-978 
 
 Sedgwick, C. M. Boy of Mount Rhigi 18-2785 
 
 — Clarence 18-2786 
 
 — Hope Leslie 18-2787 
 
 — Letters from abroad to kindred at home. N. 
 
 Y., 1841. 2 V 27'>-204 
 
 — Life of Lucretia M. Davidson. (S. A. B. 7) 
 
 80-497 
 
 — Live and let live .... 18-2789 
 
 — Married or single ? . . . . 18-2791 
 
 — Means and ends, or self-lraining . 18-2792 
 
 — Memoir of Joseph Curtis, a model man. N. Y., 
 
 1858 80-1065 
 
 — New England tale, and miscellanies 18-2793 . 
 
 — Poor rich man, and rich poor man . 18-2794 
 
 — Tales and sketches. 2d series . 18-2796 
 
 — See Davidson, L. M. 
 
 Sedgwick, J. True principle of the law of storms. 
 
 6th ed. L., 1856. 8° . . . 11-196 
 
 Sedgwick, S. L. Walter Thornley ; or, a peep 
 
 at the past 18-2800 
 
 Sedgwick, T. Pubhc and private economy. N. Y., 
 
 1836-9. 3v. . . • . 3-215 
 
 Sedley, H. Dangerfield's rest ; or, before the storm 
 
 18-809 
 
 — Marian Rooke ; or, quest for fortune 18-2803 
 See of St. Peter, the. T. W. Allies . 82-1925 
 Seebohm, B. Life and gospel labors of Stephen 
 
 Grellet. Ph., 1860. 2 v. 8° . 80-1247 
 
 — Memoirs of William Forster. L., 1865. 2 v. 
 
 8° ....... . 82-2054 
 
 Seed, J. Discourses on several important subjects ; 
 
 to which are added eight sermons, preached 
 
 at the Lady Moyer's lecture. L., 1747. 2 v. 
 
 8» 32-258 
 
 Seed-grain for thought and discussion. A. C. Lowell 
 
 33-628 
 
 Seedtime and harvest. T. S. Arthur . 18-3666 
 
 Seedtime and harvest of ragged schools. T. Guthi ie 
 
 32-1840 
 
 84 
 
SEEDS. 
 
 530 
 
 SENECA. 
 
 Seeds and sheaves. A. C. Thompson . 32-2454 
 Se -'kers after God. F. W. Farrar . 30-2411 
 
 Seeiy, J. B. Wonders of Elora ; or, narrative of a 
 
 journey to the rock-cut temples and dwell- 
 • iugs at Elora, in the East Indies. L., 1825. 
 
 8" 28'^-12 
 
 Seemann, B. Popular history of the palms and their 
 
 allies; containing a complete list of all the 
 
 species hitroduced into our gardens. L., 1856 
 9-79 
 
 — Viti ; an account of a goveniment mission to the 
 
 Vitian or Fijian islands. Camb., 1862. 8" 
 
 29''-164 
 
 Seer, the. J. H. L. Hunt . . . 83-617,8 
 See-saw. F. Abati .... 18-4186 
 Seguin, E. Idiocy, and its treatment by the physio- 
 logical method. N. Y., 1866. 8» 10-627 
 Segur, c'sse. Evangile d' uue grand' mere. P., 
 1866. 8" 34-4951 
 
 — Nouveaux contes de fees pour les petits en- 
 
 fants. 2me serie. P., 1859 . 34-3753 
 
 — Memoires d'une ane. P., 1860 . 34-5114 
 
 — La sceur de Gribouille. P., 1862 . 34-5115 
 Se"ur, L. P. de. Memoirs of, and recollections. 
 
 "" Written by himself. B.,1825. 8° 30-484 
 
 — TJne caravane frauQaise en Euypte, 1860. 8" 
 
 34-4675 
 
 — Histoire de Napoleon etla grande armee. 16me 
 
 ed. P., 1852. 2 V. 8» . . 34-4876 
 
 — Same. 7me ed. P., 1825. 2 v. . 34-41()7 
 
 — History of the expedition to Russia, undertaken 
 
 by tiie Emperor Napoleon. Ph., 1825. 8° 
 . 27=^-1904 
 
 — Same. N. Y.., 1841. 2 v. . . 27''-1905 
 
 — See Kelly, W. K. 
 
 Seller, E. The voice in singing. Trans, from the 
 German. Ph., 1868 . . . 5-1069 
 
 Seller, G. F. Biblical hermeneutics ; or, the art of 
 scripture interpretation ; with notes, strictures, 
 and supplements, from the Dutch of J. Her- 
 inga. Trans, by W. Wright. L., 1835. 8° 
 
 32-942 
 
 Sein, Oder nicht sein. H. C. Andersen 34-616 
 
 Seinte Marherete. [E. E. T. S. pt. 13] 
 
 V. 8 of 22-1043 
 
 Seiss, J. A. Ecclesia Lutherana ; a brief survey of 
 
 the evangelical Lutheran church. Ph., 1868 
 
 32-2179 
 
 — Parable of the ten virgins, in six discourses, 
 
 and a sermon on the judgeship of the saints. 
 
 Ph., 1863 32-1333 
 
 Selborne. White, G. Natural history of 9-971,2 
 
 Selby, C. Events to be remembered in the history 
 
 of England ; with reviews of the manners, 
 
 domestic habits, amusements, customs, etc., 
 
 of the people. 26th ed. L., 1864 27»-1072 
 
 Selby, C. Anthony and Cleopatra. F'sM. D. v. 27 
 
 24-113 
 
 — The last of the pigtails. F's M. D. v. 34 24-133 
 
 — The marble heart. F's S. D. v. 34 24-221 
 
 — The married rake. F's M. D. v. 9 24-113 
 
 — The new footman. F's M. D. v. 8 24-113 
 
 — Perplexing predicament. F's M. D. v. 31 
 
 24-113 
 
 — Robert Macaire. F's M, D. v. 3 . 24-113 
 
 — Satan in Paris. Adapted from a vaudeville by 
 
 Clarville et Damarin. F's S. D. v. 30 24-221 
 
 — The unlinished gentleman. F's M. D. v. 13 
 
 24-113 
 
 — The valet de sham. F's M. D. v. 33 24-113 
 
 — The widow's victim. F's M. D. v. 3 24-113 
 Selby, P. J. Parrots. [Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 10] 
 
 9-593 
 
 — Pigeons. [Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 9] 9-593 
 Sclden, C. Daniel Vlady. Histoire d' un musieien. 
 
 P., 18!)2 34-5291 
 
 Selden, J. Table-talk ; with a biographical preface 
 
 and notes by S. W. Singer. 2d ed. L., 1856 
 
 33-344 
 
 — Aikin, J. Life of . . • . . 30-9 
 
 Select circulating library, Waldie's ; containing the 
 
 best popular literature, including menioirs, 
 
 biography, novels, tales, travels, voyages, etc. 
 
 Ph., 1834-39, 1841. 14 v. 4° . 17-106 
 
 Select pieces on commerce, natural philosophj^ 
 
 morality, antiquities. L., 1754. 8° 33-632 
 Select proverbs of all nations. See Proverbs 33-381 
 Select reviews, and spirit of the foreign magazines. 
 
 V. 1,3-8. Ph., 1809-12. 80 . 17-99 
 
 Selections from the American poets. W. C. Brvant 
 
 2*3-23 
 Selections from the British poets. F. G. Halleck. 
 
 V. 1. N. Y., 1840 . . . 23-259 
 
 Selecti(ms from the spectator, tatler, guardian, and 
 
 freeholder ; with a preliminary essay by Mrs. 
 
 Barbauld. L., 1849. 2 v. . . 33-201 
 
 Self Mrs. C. Gore .... 18-1211 
 Self-control. M. Brunton . . . 18-466 
 
 Self-culture. Fowler, O. S. . . . 13-272 
 
 — Grey, M. G., and E. Shirreff. Thoughts on 
 
 13-98 
 
 Self-devotion. H. Campbell . . . 18-547 
 
 Self-education. Degerando, J. M. Self-education 
 
 13-65 
 
 — Hood, E. P 13-115 
 
 Self-form:ition ; or, the history of an individual 
 
 mind. L. 1837. 3 v. . . 15-64 
 
 Self-help. Boucherett, J. Hints on . 2-553 
 
 — Smiles, S 33-790 
 
 Self-made. Mrs. E. A. Welty . . 18-3489 
 Self-made men. Anderson, W. . . 30-1334 
 
 — Davenport, R. A. Individuals who raised 
 
 themselves . . ■ . . . 30-1388 
 
 — Seymour, C. C. B 30-802 
 
 Self-reliance. C. E. Sargeant . . 30-711 
 
 Self-sacrifice. Mrs M. Oliphant . . 18-2385 
 Selkirk, G. H. Book of chess ; a popular and com- 
 prehensive guide. L., 1868. . 20-62 
 
 Selkirk, T. D., earl of. Narrative of occurrences in 
 the Indian countries of N. A., and attempt to 
 establish a colony on the Red river. L., 1817. 
 8« 20^-922 
 
 — Statement respecting the earl of Selkirk's settle- 
 
 ment upon the Red river, in N. America. L., 
 
 [1817] 26»-928 
 
 Sellar, W. Y. Roman poets of the republic. E., 
 
 1863. 80 22-1193 
 
 Sellar, W., and H. Stephens. Physiology at the 
 farm. E., 1867. 8» . . . 4-267 
 
 Selling lucky. J. Abbott . • . 18-34 
 
 Selss, A. M. Critical outline of the literature of 
 Germany. L., 1865 . . . 22-1195 
 Selvaggio. Miss A. Manning . . 18-2053 
 Selvvyn, George, and his contemporaries. J. IT. 
 
 Jesse 30-485 
 
 Semi-attached couple. E. Eden . . 18-1896 
 Semi-detached house. E. Eden . . 18-1897 
 Seminohi wars. Debate in the house of representa- 
 tives on the Seminole war. W., 1819 26='-600 
 
 — War in Florida. By a late statf officer 26»-76 
 
 — See Florida. 
 
 Semiramide. Rossini, G. . . . 5-886 
 
 Semmes, R. Campaign of General Scott in the 
 
 valley of Mexico. Cin., 1852 . 26»-291 
 
 — Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter. N. Y., 
 
 1864 26»-570 
 
 — Service afloat and ashore during the Mexican 
 
 war. Cin., 1851. 8" . . . 26''-220 
 Semple, R. H., [Ed.] Memoirs on diphtheria from 
 the writings of Bretonneau, Guersant, Trous- 
 seau, Boiichut, Empis, and Daviot ; with a 
 biblingraphical appendix by J. Chatlo. L. 
 
 1859. 80 10-693 
 
 Senancourt, E. P. de. Obermann ; avec une pref- 
 ace par George Sand. P., 1865 . 34-3754 
 Seneca, L. A. Oiiera quae supersunt. Recognovit 
 F. Ilaase. Lips., 1852,3. 3 v. . 34-368 
 
 — Morals. L., 1739 .... 15-65 
 Seneca Indians of New York. Case of 26=^-503 
 
 — Friends, proceedings of committee of 26=^-183 
 
SENECA. 
 
 531 
 
 SERMONS. 
 
 Seneca Indians. Seaver, J. E. Life of Mary Jcnii- 
 
 son 30-1195 
 
 Beiiior, N. "VV. Biographical skctclies. L., 1SG;J 
 
 30-1489 
 
 — Essays on fiction. L., 1864 . . 22-1198 
 
 — Historical and philosopliical essays. L.. 180). 
 
 2 V 2-S54 
 
 — Journal liept in Turl^ey and Greece, in 1857,8. 
 
 L.,1859 27"-.-)21 
 
 — Political economy. 5tli ed. L., 18G3 3-218 
 
 — Suggestions on popular education. L., 18(51. 
 
 8" 13-198 
 
 Sensations de Josquin. J. Fleury . 34-4135 
 Sense and sensibility. J. Austen . . 18-226 
 
 Sense denied and lost. T. Bull . . 10-207 
 
 Senses. Bain, A. Senses and the intellect 15-161 
 
 — Johnson, A. B. Physiology of . 15-243 
 
 — Wilson, G. Five gateways of knowledge 
 
 15-130 
 
 — Wylde, R. S. Philosophy of . . 15-87 
 Sentiment de la nature avant le Christianisme. V. 
 
 de Laprade 34-4093 
 
 Sentimental journey. L. Sterne . . 83-930 
 
 "Sentinel." See Bogart, W. H. 
 
 Seoane, M. See Neunian and Baretti. 
 
 Sept peches capitaux. E. Sue . 34-3836,4830 
 
 Sepidclires of our departed. F. R. Anspach 32-513 
 
 Sequard. See Brown-Sequard. 
 
 Serapeuni. — Zeitschrift fiir bibliothckwissenschaft, 
 
 handschriftenkuude und illtere litteratur. 
 
 Leipzig, 1840-68. 29 v. 8° . 21-101 
 
 Serfs et boyards, C. Robert . . . 34-4839 
 Sergeant, H. J. The lien of mechanics and material 
 
 men in Pennsylvania. 2d ed., by E. S. Miller. 
 
 Ph., 1856. 8» . . . . 2-297 
 
 Sergeant, J. Address delivered at the house of 
 
 refuge. Ph., 1828. 8» . . 2-991 
 
 — Lecture before the mercantile librarj' co. Ph., 
 
 1839. 8" 83-1150 
 
 — Oration in commemoration of JeflTerson and 
 
 Adams. Ph., 1826. 8° . . 10-79 
 
 Serment de la veuve. E. Gonzales . 34-4382 
 Serment d' Horace. H. Murger . . 34-3588 
 Sermon sous Louis XIV. F. Bungener 34-3105 
 Sermons. Cooke, J. The preacher's assistant 
 
 32-2135 
 
 — Forster, J. Index of , . . 32-726 
 
 — Index to ....*. . 32-242 
 
 — Monod, A. Delivery of . . . ;i2-749 
 
 — Wythe, W. W. Pulpit germs . 32-2483 
 
 — See Homiletics. 
 
 — Collection of special sermons. 
 
 — Adams, N. The communion sabbath 32-418 
 
 — Adams, W. Thanksgiving . . 82-2353 
 
 — Arnold, T. 'IMie Christian life . 32-604 
 Rugby school sermons . . 32-1147 
 
 — Barnes, A. Way of salvation . 32-610 
 
 — Beecher, H. AV. Freedom and war 32-1146 
 "Plymouth pulpit" . . . 32-2529 
 
 — Blunt, H. History of our Saviour . 82-2293 
 
 — Boardman, H. A. The bible in the counting 
 
 house 32-427 
 
 The bible in the family . . 32-341 
 
 — Boyd, A. K. H. Counsel and comfort 82-1162 
 
 Graver thoughts of a country parson 32-1031 
 
 Sunday afternoons . . . 32-2187 
 
 — Brace, C. L. Short sermons to newsboys 
 
 32-1792 
 
 — Brown, J. B. The home life . . 32-1875 
 
 — Bushnell, H. Christ and his salvation 32-1447 
 Sermons for the new life . . 32-744 
 
 — Caird, John. Religion in common life 32-1518 
 
 — Chapin, E. H. Extemporaneous discourses 
 
 32-711 
 
 — Clark, A. The gospel in the trees . 82-2424 
 
 — CoUyer, R. Nature and life . . 32-2307 
 
 — Gumming, J. Great tribulation . 32-633 
 
 — Cuyler, C. C. Signs of the times . 32-2160 
 ,— Ewer, F. C. Failure of protestantism 32-2468 
 
 — Fish, H. C. Pulpit eloquence . 32-1947 
 
 Sermons. Collection of special sermons, 
 
 — Foster, J. LecturesatBroadmead chapel 32-484 
 
 — Goulburn, E. M. The idle word . 32-1761 
 
 — Guthrie, T. Mnn and the gospel . 32-2335 
 
 — Hare, J. C. Mission of the comforter 32-683 
 
 — Haven, G. National sermons . 32-391 
 
 — Huntington, F. D. Christian believing and 
 
 living 32-880 
 
 — Irving, E. The oracles of God . 32-1657 
 
 — Kingsley, C. The water of life, etc. 32-2421 
 
 — Knox, J. S. Mediator of the new covenant 
 
 32-63) 
 
 — Krummacher, F. W. The risen Redeemer 
 
 . • . . . 32-1073 
 
 — Lee, R. Family and its duties . 32-2363 
 
 — Macduff, J. R. The shepherd and his flock 
 
 32-1725 
 
 — Macmillan, H. Bible teachingsin nature 32-2298 
 
 — McIlvaine,C. P. Rigliteousncss by faith 32-2057 
 
 — March, D. Night scenes in the bible 32-2518 
 Walks and homes of Jesus . 32-2173 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. Prophets and kings of the old 
 
 testament 32-4-17 
 
 — Molesworth, I. E. N. Domestic chaplain 32-2143 
 
 — Newton, R. Bible wonders . . 32-548 
 
 Rills from the fountain of life . 32-6:.3 
 
 The safe compass . . . 32-l.';0i) 
 
 — Our martyr president . . . 32-1638 
 
 — "Pulpit" 32-1924 
 
 — Seiss, J. A. Ten virgins . . 32-1333 
 
 — Sermons for domestic use . . 32-2138 
 
 — Sermons for the people . . . 32-1189 
 
 — Sermons preached on death of Lincoln 32-1591 
 
 — Spring, G. Pulpit ministrations . 32-1295 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Sermons in tbe east 32-1130 
 
 — Tiiyler, J. J. Christian aspects of faith 32-1450 
 
 — Thomjison, J. P. The Christian graces 32-1309 
 
 — Thornton, J. W. Pulpit of the American revo- 
 
 lution 32-918 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Studies in the gospels 32-1967 
 
 — Vinet, A. Gospel studies . . 32-2158 
 
 — Wayland, F. Sermons to the churches 32-757 
 University sermons . . . 32-1175 
 
 — Winslow, O. Patriarchal shadows 5')2-1035 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Sermons on our Lord 32-1414 
 
 — Miscellaneous collection of sermons, various 
 
 dates from 1716 to 1745. 3 v. 8» 32-2136 
 
 — For other collections of sermons see the fol- 
 
 lowing names : 
 
 Alexander, A. 
 Alexaudcr, J. A. 
 
 32- 
 Ballou, H. 
 Bedell, G. T. 
 Beoclier, H. W. 
 Bennett, W, J. E. 
 Bethuue, G. W. 
 Blunt, H. 
 Bullingcr, H. 
 Burgess, G. 
 Butler, J. 
 Caird, J. 
 Chalmers, T. 
 Clarke, J. F. 
 Dibdin, T. i\ 
 Foxter, J. 
 Fovvles, J. H. 
 Hall, Newman 
 Hicks, E. 
 Johnson, S. 
 
 32-1369 
 
 ■1155,1379 
 
 32-1484 
 
 32-26 
 
 32-1558 
 
 32-861 
 
 32-22 
 
 32-229.5,6 
 
 32-1223 
 
 32-549 
 
 32-41,2 
 
 3a-1151 
 
 32-283 
 
 32-1313 
 
 32-21.37 
 
 32-484 
 
 32-571 
 
 32-2423 
 
 .32-1.501 
 
 32-1680 
 
 Kingsley, C 32-58o..592 
 
 Mclivaiue, C P. 32-5P9 
 
 MHun, H. 32-9.W 
 
 Massillon, J. B. 32-187 
 
 Melvill, H. 32-374 
 
 Parker, T. 32-1122,3 
 Puncheon, W. M. 32-1171 
 
 Scott, Sir W. 32-239 
 
 Smith, S. 32-558 
 
 Spurgeon, C. H. 32-2444 
 
 Sterne, L. 32-1080 
 
 Stockton, T. H. 32-1312 
 
 Sumraerlield, J. 32-193 
 
 Tauler, J. 30-1018 
 
 Taylor, J. .32-2004 
 Trench, R. C. 32-685,1315 
 Van der Palm, J. H. 32-1699 
 
 Wadsworth, C. 32-2486 
 
 Walker, J. 32-971 
 
 White, W. 32-844 
 
 Whitgift, J. 32-1227 
 
 — See Bampton lectures ; Congregational lectures ; 
 
 Homilies ; Hulsean lectures. 
 
 — For sermons in collected works, see the follow- 
 
 ing names : Arminins, J. ; Appleton, J. ; 
 Baxter, R. ; Boston, T. ; Bunyan, J. ; Cecil, 
 R. ; Chalmers, T. ; Chillingworth, W. ; 
 Clarke, A. ; Dwight, T. ; Edwards, J. ; 
 Edwards, J., jr. ; Hall, R. ; Hooker, R. ; 
 Hopkins, E. ; Irving, E. ; Jay, W. ; Lardner, 
 N. ; Latimer, H. ; Leighton, R. ; Lindsley, P. ; 
 Merle d'Aubigne, J. H. ; Olin, S. ; Paley, 
 Wm. ; Parr, S. ; Payson, E. ; Scntt, T. : 
 Scott, W. A.; Shipley, J.; Spring, G. ; 
 Tillotson, J. ; Wesley, J. ■ 
 
SERMONS. 
 
 533 
 
 SEXTANT. 
 
 Sermons for the people, upon important subjects, 
 
 selected from eminent divines. N. Y., 18G0 
 
 32-1189 
 
 Sermons from various sources, arranged for domestic 
 use. L., 1851. 8° . . . 32-3138 
 
 Sermons preached in Boston on the death of 
 Abraham Lincoln ; together Avith the funeral 
 services in the east room of the executive 
 mansion at Washington. B., 1865 32-1591 
 
 Seron, T. Mosaique franqaise. Pli., 1850 34-5057 
 
 Seroux d'Agincourt, J. P. L. G. History of art by 
 i s monuments from its decline in the 4th cen- 
 tury to its restoration in the 16th. L., 1847. 
 f° 5-G96 
 
 Serpents in the dove's nest. J. Todd , 10-(i64 
 
 Serret, E. Clemence Oge. P., 1861 . 34-3663 
 
 — Les coudees franches — episode de la haute vie 
 
 Parisienne. P., 1863 . . . 34-5527 
 
 — Perdue et retrouvee. 2me ed. P., 1862 
 
 34-5528 
 
 Serret, J. A. Cours d'algebre superieure. 3me ed. 
 P., 1866. 2v. 8" . . . 34-4877 
 Servants. Motherlv, M. Hints to maid servants 
 ."'.... 33-398 
 
 — P/ )i)Osal tor the amendment and encouragement 
 
 of '33-400 
 
 Servants of the stomach J. Mace . 10-821 
 
 Servetus. Tweedie, W. K. Calvin and Servetus 
 
 32-1542 
 
 Servia. Denton, W. Servia and the Servians 
 
 27»'-644 
 
 — Ranke, L. History of . . . 27''-2»()2 
 Service afloat and ashore. R. Semmes . 26^-220 
 Servitude et grandeur militaires. A. de Vigny 
 
 34-4570 
 
 Servitude volontaire. M. de Montaigne 34-3548 
 Sesame and lillies. J. Ruskin . . 33-1300 
 Sessional papers of the national association for the 
 
 promotion of social science, 1865,6 2-809 
 
 Sestini, B. Elements of geometry and trigonometry. 
 
 Bait., 1856. 8» . . . . 14-135 
 
 Set-off, law of. R. Babington . v. 6 of 2-55 
 
 Seton, E. A. White, C. I. Life of . 32-1750 
 Settler in South Africa, and other tales . 18-2801 
 Settlers in Canada. Fr. Marryat . . 18-2090 
 Seul. J. X. Boniface .... 34-3659 
 Seurat, C. Account of Claude Seurat, called the 
 
 living skeleton ; giving an accurate dcscriptinn 
 
 of his person, etc. L., n. d. . 10-36 
 
 ScA'astopol. See Sebastopol. 
 
 Seven curses of London. J. Greenw^ood 2-1041 
 Seven hues of Christian character. J. M. Olin 
 
 30-1854 
 
 Seven lamps of architecture. J. Ruskin 
 Seven little people and their friends. H. E 
 
 Seven poor travelers. C. Dickens 
 Seven sisters of sleep. M. C. Cooke 
 Seven sons of Mammon. G. A. Sala 
 Seven stories. D. G. Mitchell 
 Seven weeks war. H. M. Hozier . 
 Seven years. Julia Kavanagh 
 Seven years in the king's theatre. J. 
 
 5-75 
 
 Scudder 
 
 18-2802 
 
 18-858 
 
 10-553 
 
 18-2721 
 
 18-2219 
 
 27''-2603 
 
 18-1721 
 
 Ebers 24-72 
 
 Seven years of a sailor's life. G. E. Clark 29»'-287 
 Seventeen hundred and seventy-six. B. J. Lossing 
 
 26''-390 
 
 Sevigne, M. de R. C. de. Lettres a sa fille et a ses 
 amis. Ed. Grouvelle. P., 1818. 12 v. 
 84-4470 
 
 — Letters to her daughter. L., 1801. 7 v. 83-1242 
 
 — Same. Ed. by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. N. Y., 1856 
 
 , . 83-1247 
 
 — Lettres choisies, precedees de son Eloge par Mme 
 
 A. Tastu-; et reflexions par Suard. P., 1863 
 34-3755 
 
 — Morceaux choisis de. See Pascal, B. 84-3573 
 Sevigne, Mme de, and her contemporaries. Ph., 
 
 1843. 2 v 30-486 
 
 Sewage. Krepp, F. C. The sewage question 
 
 10-1004 
 
 Sewage. Latham, B. The sewage difficulty 10-825 
 
 — Menzies, W. Sanitary management and utili- 
 
 zation of . , . . . 6-1011. 
 
 — See Drainage. 
 
 Sewall, J. B. Evenings with the bible and science. 
 B., 1864 32-1329 
 
 Sewall, S. History of Woburn. Mass., from the 
 grant of its territory to Cliarlestown ; with a 
 memorial sketch of the author, by C. C. Sew- 
 all. B., 1868. 8° . . . 26^-192 
 
 Sewall, T. Examination of phrenology. 2d ed. 
 B.,1889. 8° .... 10-154 
 
 Seward, A. Letters ; written between 1784 and 1807. 
 E., 1811. 6v 33-1233 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of Dr. Darwin ; with anec- 
 
 dotes of his friends, and criticisms on his 
 
 writings. Ph., 1804. 8° . . 30-137 
 
 Seward, W. Anecdotes of distinguished persons. 
 
 5th ed. L., 1804. 4 v. 8° . . 30-809 
 
 Seward. W. H. Works. Ed. by G. E. Baker. 
 
 N. Y.,1853. 3v. 8°. . . 33-308 
 
 — Life and public services of John Quincy Adams ; 
 
 with the eulogy delivered before the legislature 
 of N. Y. Auburn, 1851 . . 30-635 
 
 — Baker, G. E. Life of, with selections from his 
 
 works 30-831 
 
 — See U. S. — Foreign relations, appendix to dip. 
 
 cor. of 1865 36''-995 
 
 Seward, W. W. Hibernian gazetteer; being a de- 
 scription of the several provinces, counties, 
 etc., with a historical and geographical ac- 
 count of Ireland. Dub., 1789 . 25-58 
 
 Sewel, W. History of the rise and progress of the 
 Christian people called Quakers, intermixed 
 with several remarkable occurrences. L., 
 1722. f" 32-2056 
 
 Sewell, Mrs. Thy poor brother : letters to a friend 
 on helping the poor. 3d ed. L. 32-1439 
 
 Sewell, B. T. Sorrow's circuit ; or, five years' ex- 
 perience in the Bedford street mission. Re- 
 vised by Rev. J. B. McCulloui>h. Ph., 1860 
 ^ . 33-885 
 
 Sewell, Miss E. M. Amy Herbert . 18-2805 
 
 — Cleve Hall 18-2806 
 
 — Earl's daughter .... 18-2807 
 
 — Experience of life .... 18-2808 
 
 — Gertrude 18-2809 
 
 — Glimpse of the world . . . 18-2810 
 
 — Hawkstone : a tale of and for England 18-2811 
 
 — Home life: a journal . . . 18-2804 
 
 — Ivors 18-2813 
 
 — Jouinal of a summer tour, for the children of a 
 
 village school. N. Y., 1853. 8 v. 27"-262 
 
 — Katharine Ashton .... 18-2813 
 
 — Laneton parsonage .... 18-2814 
 
 — Margaret Percival .... 18-2815 
 
 — Principles of education, drawn from nature and 
 
 revelation, and applied to female education in 
 the upper classes. N. Y., 1866 . 13-202 
 
 — Readings for every day in lent, compiled from 
 
 the writings of Jeremy Taylor. N. Y., 1851 
 32-313 
 
 — Walter Lorimer, and other tales . 18-2817 
 
 — Ursula 18-2816 
 
 Sewell, J. Elementary treatise on steam and loco- 
 motion. L., 1852 . . . 6-417 
 
 Sewell, R. Practice in the executive departments 
 
 of the government, under the pension, bounty, 
 
 and prize laws of the U. S., Avith forms and 
 
 instructions. N. Y., 1864. 8° . 2-202 
 
 Sewell, R. C. Law of sheriff. Ph., 1845. 8° 
 
 V. 46 of 3-55 
 
 Sewell, W. G. The ordeal of free labor in the Brit- 
 ish West Indies. N. Y., 1861 . 26^-399 
 Sewing machine, its history, etc. Dr. Herzberg 
 
 6-496 
 
 Sexagenarian, the. W. Beloe . . 30-867 
 
 Sexes, the, here and hereafter. W. H. Holcombe 
 
 32-2364 
 
 Sextant, the. W. H. Simms . . . 12-86 
 
SEXTON. 
 
 533 
 
 SHAKESPEARE. 
 
 Sexton's tale, and other poems. T. Tilton 23-975 
 
 Sexual organs, female. Klob, J. M. Pathological 
 
 anatomy of . . . . . 10-780 
 
 — Scanzoni, F. W. von. Diseases of 10-440 
 
 — Sims. J. M. Uterine surgery . . 10-723 
 
 — See Reproduction. 
 
 Se.Kuality of nature. L. H. Grindon . 9-1026 
 
 Seybert, A. Statistical annals of the U. S , 1789- 
 1818. Ph., 1818. 4» . . . 26''-1203 
 
 Seyffarth, G. Summary of recent discoveries in 
 biblical chronology, universal history, and 
 Egyptian archaeology ; together with a trans- 
 lation of the first sacred book of the ancient 
 Egyptians. N. Y., 1857 . . 29»-89 
 
 Seymour, A. The emigrants ; or, first and final 
 step 18--J819 
 
 Seymour, C. See Boucicault, D. 
 
 Seymour, C. C. B. Self-made men. N. Y., 1858. 
 . . . . . . . 30-802 
 
 Seymour, E. S. Sketches of Minnesota. N. Y., 
 1850 26'^-295 
 
 Seymour, M. H. Evenings with the Romanists; 
 
 with an introductory chapter on the moral 
 
 results of the Romish system. N. Y., 185G 
 
 32-577 
 
 — Mornings among the Jesuits at Rome. N. Y., 
 
 1849 32-330 
 
 Seymour, W. See Somerset. 
 
 Sforza, P. Urquhart, W. P. Life and times 30-1472 
 Sforzosi, L. Compendious history of Italy. Trans, 
 by N. Greene. N. Y., 1836 . 27«-2461 
 Sganzin, M. I. Elementary course of civil engineer- 
 ing. Trans, from the French, with notes and 
 applications to the U. S. B., 1827. 8° 6-81 
 Shabl)y genteel story. W. M. Thackeray 18-3200 
 Shades and shadows. Davies, C. Treatise on 5-612 
 
 — Gwilt, J. Sciography . . . 5-470 
 
 — Warren, L. E. General problems in 5-606 
 
 — See Drawing ; Light ; Perspective. 
 
 Shades of character. A. Woodrooffe . 18-3883 
 Shadow of Ashlydyat. Mrs. H. Wood . 18-3587 
 Shadows of old booksellers. C. Knight 21-66 
 
 Shadowy land and other poems. G. Huntington 
 
 23-(552 
 
 Shadwell, C. The fair quaker of Deal : a comedy. 
 B. B. T. V. 17 . . . . 24-71 
 
 Shadwell, C. F. A. Notes on the management of 
 ciiroiiometers and the measurement of me- 
 ridian distances. L., 1855. 8" . 12-90 
 Shady side. M. S. Hubbell . . . 18-1527 
 Shafi'ner, T. P. War in America ; an historical and 
 political account of tlie soutiiern and nortliern 
 states ; showing the origin and cause of the 
 present secession war. L., 1861 . 26^^-469 
 Shaftsbury, A. A. C, earl of Characteristicks of 
 men. manners, opinions, times. 5th ed. Bir- 
 mingham, 1773. 3 V. 8° . . 15-133 
 
 — See Brown, John. 
 
 — Speeches upon subjects relating chiefly to the 
 
 interests of the laboring class. L., 1868 2-858 
 
 — Memoirs, letters, etc. Ed. by W. D. Christy 
 
 30-1236 
 
 Shahamet Ali. See Ali, Shahamet. 
 
 Shakers. Brown, T. Account of . 32-194 
 
 — Evans, F. W. Compendium of the origin of 
 
 32-796 
 
 — See Millenium. 
 
 Shakespear, H. Wild sports of India ; with remarks 
 on the breeding and rearing of horses, and 
 the formation of light irregular cavalry. B., 
 1860 28^-349 
 
 Shakespeare, W. Collected works. 
 
 — Mr. William Shakespeares comedies, histories, 
 
 & tragedies ; published according to the True 
 Originall Copies. London. Printed by Isaac 
 laggard and Ed. Blount. 1623. f». [Re- 
 produced, under the supervision of H. Staun- 
 ton, (1864,) from the originals in the libraries 
 of Bridgewater house and the British museum 
 by photo-lithography] . . . 24-500 
 
 Shakespeare, W. Collected works. 
 
 — Works ; collated with the oldest c( pies, and cor- 
 
 rected; with notes, explanatory and critical, 
 by Mr. Theobald. L., 1773. 7 v. 8° 24-61 
 
 — Plays. L., 1796. 8 v. 8'> . . 24-62 
 
 — Plays ; with corrections and illustrations of va- 
 
 rious commentators, and notes, by S. Johnson 
 and G. Steevens ; revised and augmented by 
 I. Reed, with a glossarial index. Ph.. l'"09. 
 17 V 24-63 
 
 — Dramatic works, from the text of Johnson, 
 
 Steevens, and Reed ; with glossarial notes, his 
 life, and a critique on his genius and writings, 
 by N. Rowe. N. Y., 1825. 2 v. 8" 24-65 
 
 — Dramatic works, from the text of the corrected 
 
 copy left by the late George Steevens ; with a 
 glossary and notes, and a sketch of the life of 
 Shakspeare. Ph., 1841. 2 v. 8° 24-64 
 
 — Complete dramatic works; with a life of the 
 
 poet, and notes, original and selected. B., 
 1846. 7 v. 8° . . . . 24-24 
 
 — Bowdler's family edition. Ph., 1849. 8° [No 
 
 title page] 24-25 
 
 — Dramatic works; the text carefully revised; 
 
 with notes by S. W. Singer, life of the poet, 
 and critical essays on the plays, by W. W. 
 Lloyd. L., 1856. 10 v. . . 24-80 
 
 — Works. Tlie plays edited from the folio of 
 
 MDCXXIII, with various readings from all 
 the editions and all the commentators, notes, 
 introductory remarks, a historical sketch of 
 the text, an account of the rise and progress 
 of the English drama, a memoir of the poet, 
 anfl an essay ui)on his genius. By R. G. 
 White. B., 1857-61. 12 v. . 24-76 
 
 — Works; ed. by W. G. Clark, J. Glover, and 
 
 W. A. Wright. Camb., 1863-6. 9 v. 8° 
 24-124 
 
 — Works ; text restored according to the first edi- 
 
 tions ; with introducticrtis, notes, original and 
 selected, and a life of the poet, by H. N. Hud- 
 son. B., 1863. 11 V. . . . 24-136 
 
 — Driiinntisclie werki' ; ubersetzt von Schlegel 
 
 und Tieck. B., 1855. 9 v. . 84-2201 
 
 — Sonnets. B., 1865 .... 2^-933 
 
 — Individual dramas. 
 
 — Antony and Cleopatra ; with alterations from 
 
 Dryden. I. B. T. v. 2 . . 24-141 
 
 — As you like it. F's S. D. v. 9 . 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 3 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Coriolanus. F's S. D. v. 40 . . 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 4 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Cymbeline. I. B. T. v. 4 . . 24-141 
 
 — Hamlet, 1603; Hamlet, 1604; being exact re- 
 
 prints of the first and second editions. L., 
 1860. 8° 24-95 
 
 — Hamlet. F's S. D. v. 3 . . . 24-221 
 
 — Julius Cffisar. F's S. D. v. 11 . 24-221 
 
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 24-221 
 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 24-141 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 24-221 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 24-221 
 24-221 
 24-in 
 24-141 
 D. V. 8 
 
 24-221 
 24-141 
 F's S. D. V. 31 
 
 24-221 
 ! .' 24-141 
 
 F's S. D. V. 14 
 
 24-221 
 
 V. 38 
 
 — King Henry IV. F's S. D. v. 10 . 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 3 . 
 
 — King Henry V. I. B. T. v. 3 
 
 — King Henry VIII. F's S. D. v. 10 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 2 
 
 — King John. F's S. D. v. 5 . 
 
 — King Lear. F's S. D. v. 9 . 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 2 
 
 — Love's labor lost. F's S. D 
 
 — Macbeth. F's S. D. v. 7 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 3 
 
 — Measure for measure. I. B. T. v. 2 
 
 — The merchant of Venice. F's S. 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 4 
 
 — Merry wives of Windsor. 
 
 — Same". LB. T. v. 3 '. 
 
 — Midsummer-night's dream. 
 
SHAKESPEARE. 
 
 534 
 
 SHAKESPEARE. 
 
 Shakospeare, W. Individual dramas. 
 
 — Midsummer-night's dream ; arranged by Laura 
 
 Keene. F's S. D. v. 28 . . 24-321 
 
 ■ — Much ado about nothing. F's S. D. v. 7 
 
 24—221 
 
 — Otheilo. F's S". D. v. 3 .' .* .' 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 2 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Pericles : a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 8 24-71 
 
 — Rich=ird III. F's S. D. v. 2 . . 24-221 
 
 — Romeo and Juliet. F's S. D. v. 6 . 24-221 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 4 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Shakespeare's tempest ; with glossarial and ex- 
 
 planatory notes, by J. M. Jephson. L. ,1864 
 24-197 
 
 — The tempest. F's S. D. v. 16 . 24-221 
 
 — Twelfth night. F's S. D. v. 8 . 24-221 
 
 — Same ; revised by J. P. Kemble. I. B. T. v. 4 
 
 24-141 
 
 — Tavo gentlemen of Verona. F's S. D. v. 4 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Winter's tale. F's S. D. V. 40 , 24-221 
 
 — and Fletcher. The two noble kinsmen. M. B. 
 
 D. V. 1 24-142 
 
 — Biography. 
 
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 30-1355 
 
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 30-1676 
 
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 30-2002 
 
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 30-1215 
 
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 Notes and lectures upon . . 22-983 
 
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 23-650 
 
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 22-1216 
 
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 Shakespeare papers. W. Maginn . . 22-1120 
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 Sliakespeare, youth of. R. F. Williams 18-3522,3 
 Shakespearean gems. Le Ch. de Chatelain 24-241 
 Shakespeare's delineations of insanity, imbecility, 
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 Shakespeare's dramatic art. H. Ulrici 24-47 
 
 Shakespeare's England. G. W. Tiiornbury 
 
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 Shakespeare's legal acquirements. J. Campbell 
 
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 Shakespeare's plays and actors. J. H. Hackett 
 
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 SHEILDS. 
 
 Shells from the strand of the sea of genius. H. Farley 
 
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 Shelton, F. W, Crystalline ; or, the heirs of Fall 
 
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 Shew. J. Children : their hj^dropathic management 
 m hcahh and disease. N. Y. . 10-330 
 
 — Consumption : its prevention and cure hy the 
 
 Avater treatment ; with advice concerning 
 haemorrhage from the lungs, coughs, colds, 
 asthma, hronchitis and sore throat. N. Y. 
 10-331 
 
 — Hydropathic family physician. N. Y. 10-332 
 Shield, W. Rosina : a comic opera. L. Ohl. 8" 
 
 5-868 
 
 Shields, C. W. Philosophia ultima. Ph., 18G1. 8" 
 
 15-179 
 
 Shifting winds. R. M. Ballantyne . 18-266 
 
 Shillaber, B. P. Knitting-work : a web of many 
 
 textures wrought by Ruth Partington 
 
 18-2841 
 
 — Life and sayings of Mrs. Partington 18-2842 
 
 — Rhymes with reason and without. B., 1853 
 
 23-560 
 
 Shilling court directory. Whibley . 25-59 
 
 Shilling-law, J. J. Narrative of arctic discovery, 
 
 Irom the earliest periods to the present time. 
 
 L., 1850 29''-302 
 
 Shillitoe, T. Tallack, W. Life of . 30-1998 
 Shimeall, R. C. End of prelacy : a treatise on min- 
 isterial parity and the non-efficacy of sacra- 
 mental grace ; versus the Romanism of the 
 prelatical dogma of an unbroken succession, 
 and its cognate, sacramentarianism. N. Y., 
 
 1852. 8° 32-1604 
 
 Sliindler, Mary S. B. D. Northern harp : consisting 
 of original sacred and moral songs ; adapted 
 for the piano-forte and guitar. B. 4° 
 5-970 
 
 — Western harp : a collection of Sunday music ; 
 
 arranged for the jiiiino-forte. B. 4° 5-972 
 
 Sliip and shore. W. Colton . . . 27''-239 
 
 Ship-buildiug. Bland, W. Forms of ships and boats 
 
 . " 6-570 
 
 — Fairbairn, W. Treatise on iron s. 6-598 
 
 — Grautliam, J. Iron slnp-bnilding . 6-615 
 
 — Kipping, R. Masting, mast-making, rigginir, &c. 
 
 : . . . 6-639 
 
 — Murray, R. Ship-building in iron and wood 
 
 6-1001 
 
 — Nystrom, J. W. Treatise on . 6-66 
 
 — Peake, J. Rudiments of naval architecture 
 
 6-673 
 
 — Rogers, G. W. Shipwright's own book 6-685 
 
 — Sommerfeldt, H. A. Elementary principles of 
 
 6-696 
 
 — See Dry docks ; Naval architecture. 
 
 Shipley, J. Works. L.,1792. 2 v. 8» 32-1800 
 
 Shipley, O., (ed.) The church and the world: 
 
 essays on questions of the day, by various 
 
 Avriters. L., 1866-8. 3 v. 8" . 32-1946 
 
 — Tracts for the day. L., 1868. 8°. 32-2505 
 
 — See St. Agatlia, Alfonso, bp. of. 
 Shipmaster's assistant. J. Blunt . . 1-14 
 Shipp, B. Progress of freedom ; and other poems. 
 
 N. Y 1852 . . 23—325 
 
 Shippen, E.,' (C. J.) Trial aiid acquittal of 2-47 
 Ships. Adams, W. H. D. Famous ships of the 
 
 British navy .... 27''-6 
 
 — Cotterill, C. C, and E. D. Little. Ships and 
 
 sailors 6-581 
 
 — Kingston, W. H. G. Boy's own book of boats 
 
 6-634 
 
 — Steinitz, F. The ship, its origin and progress 
 
 '6-1033 
 
 — See Anchors ; Compass ; Dry docks ; Iron ship- 
 
 building ; Navigation ; Nautical architecture ; 
 Rigging ; Ship-building. 
 Ships' -anchors. G. Cotsell . . . 6-583 
 
 Ships and sailors. Cotterill, C. C, and E. D. Little 
 
 6-581 
 
 Shipwreck : a poem. W. Falconer . 23-636,499 
 
 Shipwreck by lightning. R. B. Forbes 11-115 
 
 Shipwrecks and disasters at sea. E., 1812. 3 v. 8» 
 
 29''-323 
 
 Shipwrecks. Adams, R. West coast of Africa 
 
 28''-902 
 
 — Gilly, W. O. S. Shipwrecks of the royal navy 
 
 27'>-453 
 
 — Musgrave, T. Castaway on the Auckland isles 
 
 29''-242 
 
 — Riley. J. Loss of brig "Commerce" 28"-98 
 Shipwright's own book, G. W. Rogers , 6-685 
 Shiras, A. Life and letters of Rev. James Mav. Pli. 
 
 30-1598 
 
 Shiraz. AVaring, E. S. Tour to . . 29^^-514 
 Shirley, J. Dramatic works and poems ; now first 
 collected ; with notes by AV. Gilford, and ad- 
 ditional notes and some account of Shirley 
 and his writings, by A. Dyce. L., 1833. 6 v. 
 8" 24-97 
 
 — and C. Johnson. The gamesters v. 28 of 24-71 
 Shirk'}', W. Edward, the black prince : a tragedy. 
 
 D. L. T. V. 4 . . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. B. B. T. v. 15 . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 25 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 3 . . . 24-191 
 Shirley. C. Bronte .... 18-430 
 Shirreff, E. Intellectu.al education, and its influence 
 
 on the character and happiness of women. L. , 
 1858 13-201 
 
 — See Grey, M. G. 
 
 Shirrefs, A. Poems ; chiefly in the Scottish dialect 
 
 E., 1790. 8° .... 23-209 
 
 Shoberl, F. See Britton, J., and others ; Upcott, W. 
 
 Shock. Morris, E. Treatise on . . 10-760 
 
 — See Nervous system. 
 
 Shoepac recollections. O. S. Willcox . 18-3413 
 Shoes. Dowie, J. The foot and its covering 
 
 10-274 
 
 — Sec Boots. 
 
 Shooter, J. Kafirs of Natal and the Zulu country. 
 
 L., 1857. 8° .... 28''-273 
 Shooting. See Guns and gunning. 
 Shopkeeper's guide, the. L., 1853 . 1-232 
 
 Short American tramp in the fall of 1864. By the 
 
 editor of " Life in Normandy." E., 1865. 8° 
 
 26''-649 
 
 Short-hand. See Phonetics. 
 
 Short stories. C Dickens . . . 18-879 
 
 Short studies on great subjects. J. A. Froude 
 
 33-1360 
 
 Short whist. By Major A. 16th ed. ; with an essay 
 
 on tlie theory of the modern scientific game, 
 
 by Prof. P. L., 1865 . . . 20-151 
 
 Shortest route to California. J. H. Simpson 
 
 26M046 
 
 Shot-gun and sporting rifle. J. H. Walsh 20-503 
 Shotwell, T. L. See Decow, S. 
 Shoulder-knot. B. F. Teff"t . . . 18-3165 
 Shoulder-straps. H. Morford . . 18-2255 
 Shoulder to the wheel of progress. W. M. Wood 
 
 33-290 
 
 Showers of blessing. J. Caughey . 32-728 
 
 Shrimjjton, C The black phantom . 18-2843 
 
 — Lillian ; or, woman's endurance . 18-4154 
 Shropsliire. Anderson, J. C. Roman city of Uri- 
 
 conium 27»-25 
 
 — Hartsliorne, C. H. Glossary of words used in 
 
 27^-575 
 
 — Hubert, C. Picture of . . . 27''-1220 
 
 — Nigiitingale, Rev. J. Pt. 1 . v. 13 of 27''-474 
 Shuckard, W. E. The British coleoptera delineated ; 
 
 consisting of figures drawn in outline by W. 
 Spry. L., 186i. 8° . . . 9-733 
 
 Shuckford, S. Sacred and profane history of the 
 world connected, from the creation of the 
 world to the dissolution of the Assyrian em- 
 pire ; including the dissertation on the crea- 
 tion and fall of man. Revised and improved 
 by J. Creighton. Ph., 1824. 4 v. in 2. 8° 
 \ 32-196 
 
 — Same. L., 1743. 2 v. 8° . . 32-196« 
 Shunk, W. F. Practical treatise on railway curves 
 
 and location. Ph., 1854 . . 6-83 
 
SHURTLEFF. 
 
 538 
 
 SIGOURNEY. 
 
 Shurtk'ff, N. B. Decimal system lor the arrange- 
 ment and administration of libraries. B., I80G. 
 8° 21-351 
 
 Shute, S. M. Manual of Anglo-Saxon, for beginners. 
 N. Y., 1867 22-224 
 
 Si jeunessc savait. F. Soiilie . . 34-3T7G 
 
 Siam. Bowring, J. Kingdom and people of 
 
 28^-239 
 
 — Kfempfer, E, Description of the kingdom of 
 
 28^-149 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29''-272 
 
 — Mouhot, H. Travels in Indo-China 2S'M42 
 
 — Neale, F. A. Narrative of residence in 28Mo2 
 Siamese twins: a satirical tale of the times. E. L. 
 
 Bulwer-Lyiton .... 23-27 
 
 Siberia. Atkinson, T. W. Oriental and Western S. 
 
 28''-261 
 
 — Cochrane, J. D. Journey through 28'>-45G 
 
 — Collins, P. Land iourney through 28''-339 
 
 — Cottrell, C. H. Recollections of . 27"-92 
 
 — Ernian, A. Travels in . . . 28''-59 
 
 — Felinska, E. Revelations of . . 28i'-r)35 
 
 — Michie, A. Siberian overland route 28'^-532 
 
 — See Russia. 
 
 Sibert's wold. M. A. Mackarness . 18-1987 
 
 Sibson, A. Food, feeding, and manure. L., 1864 
 4-331 
 
 Sichel, J. Spectacles ; their uses and abuses in long 
 aud short-sightedness ; and the pathological 
 conditions resulting from their irrational em- 
 ployment. Trans, from the French by H. W. 
 Williams. B., 1850 . . . 10-545 
 
 Sicily, Calabria, and Mt. Etna. L., 1859 27^-499 
 
 — See Naples and Sicily. 
 
 Sick giant aud the doctor dwarf D. Jerrold 
 
 18-1676" 
 
 Sick headache. J. Mease . . . 10-864 
 
 — See Brain ; Headache ; Nervous system. 
 Sick-room. Thomson, A, T. Domestic manage- 
 ment of 10-107 
 
 — See Hospitals ; Hygiene. 
 
 Sickness and health of Uie people of Bleaburn. M. 
 • L. Ware 18-8439 
 
 Sickness. Dobee, — . Thoughts on . 32-312 
 
 Sickness, its trials and blessings ; to which is ap- 
 pended prayers for the sick and dving. N. 
 Y., 1856 *■ 32-1583 
 
 Siddons, H. Practical illustrations of rhetorical 
 gesture and acti(m ; adai)led to the English 
 drama, from a work on the subject by M. 
 Engel. L.,1822. 8» . . . 24-73 
 
 — Time 's a tell-tale : a comedy. I. B. T. 
 
 V. 10 of 24-141 
 
 Siddons, J. H. Norton's handbook to Europe ; or, 
 
 how to travel in the old world. N. Y., 1860 
 
 27^-562 
 
 — See Stocqueler, J. H. 
 
 Siddons, Mrs, S. K. Boaden, J. Memoirs of 
 
 30-491 
 
 — Campbell, T. Life of . . . 30-490 
 Sidereal heavens. T. Dick . . . 12-5 
 Sidmouth, H. Addington, Viscount. Pellew, G. 
 
 Life and correspondence of . . 30-685 
 
 Sidney, A. Discourses on government ; with an 
 
 account of the author's life. N. Y., 1805. 3 v. 
 
 8° 2-859 
 
 — Van Santvoord, G. Life of . . 30-658 
 Sidney, E. Life of the Rev. Rowland Hill. N. Y., 
 
 1834 30-239 
 
 Sidney, H. Diary of the times of Charles II ; with 
 
 letters illustrative of the times of James II and 
 
 William III. Edited, with notes, by R. W. 
 
 Blencowe. L., 1843. 2 v. 8» . 27'-1075 
 Sidney, Sir P. Miscellaneous works ; with a life of 
 
 the author and illustrative notes, by W. Gray. 
 
 B., 1800. 8° . . . . 33-789 
 
 — The countess of Pembroke's Arcadia 18-3934 
 
 — Life and times of. B., 1859 . . 30-1078 
 
 — Bourne, H. R. F. Memoir of . 30-1386 
 
 — Lloyd, J. Life of . . . . 30-1418 
 
 Sidney, S. The three colonies of Australia ; their 
 pastures, copper mines, and gold fields. Au- 
 burn, 1854 29''-215 
 
 — See Youatt, W. 
 
 Sidney Elliott. Miss M. D. Nauman . 18-2314 
 
 Sidney Grey : a tale of school life. By the author 
 
 of Mia and Charhe . . . 18-2846 
 
 Sidonia the sorceress. W. Meinhold . 18-1961 
 
 Siebold, C. T. E. v. Anatomy of the invertebrata. 
 
 Trans, from the German, and edited, with 
 
 notes and additions, recording the recent 
 
 progress of the science, by W. I. Burnett. 
 
 B., 1854. 80 .... 9-628 
 
 — On a true parthenogenesis in moths and bees. 
 
 Trans, by W. S. Dallas. L., 1857. 8" 9-6'JO 
 Siebold, P. F. v. See Manners and customs of the 
 
 Japanese. 
 Siecle de Louis XIV. F. M. A. de Voltaire 
 
 34-3901,4808 
 
 Siecle de Louis XV. F. M. A. de Voltaire 34-3902 
 Siege de Calais. Mme de Tencin . 34-5139 
 
 Siege de la Rochelle. Mme de Genlis . 34-4441 
 Siege of Kars. H. Sandwith . . 28^^-512 
 Siege of Lichfield. W. Gresley . . 18-1267 
 Siege of Richmond. J. Cook . . 20"-478 
 Siege of Roxburg. J. Hogg . . v. 6 of 18-1449 
 Siege of Vienna. Mad. C. Pichler . 18-2496 
 Siegmeyer, J. G. Theorie der tonsetzkunst, mit 
 
 bezugnahme auf die theorie von W. A. Mozart. 
 
 2te iiuff". Berlin, 1834. 4° . . 34-2253 
 Sierra Leone, life in. T. E. Poole . 28''-206 
 Sieveking, A. W., life of From the German ; ed. by 
 
 Catherine Winkworth. L. 1863 . 30-1781 
 Sight. Abbott, T. K. Sight and touch 15-278 
 
 — Clark, J. H. How preserved and how lost 
 
 10-156 
 
 — Cooper, W. W. Near sight, aged sight, im- 
 
 paired vision, etc. . . . 10-397 
 
 — Jones, T. W. Defects of . . 10-181 
 
 — Kitchener, W. Economy of the eyes 10-774 
 
 — Wells, J. S. Long, short, and Aveak s. 10-894 
 
 — Wilde, W. R. Malformations of the organs of 
 
 10-714 
 
 — See Blindness ; Eye; Ophthalmoscope ; Optics; 
 
 Spectacles; Vision. 
 Sight-set'ing in Germany and Tyrol. J. Forbes 
 
 . . . . 27"-421 
 Sights and sensations in France, Germanv, and 
 
 Switzerland. E. G. Buffum . 27*'-751 
 Signals. Gamble, J. Essay on . . 0-1030 
 
 — Rogers, H. J. Telegraph dictionary 1-60 
 Signals of distress. W. B. Jerrold . 2-744 
 Signe de la croix avant le Christianisme. G. de 
 
 Mortillet 34-4699 
 
 Signe's histcjry. M. Thoresen . . 18-3227 
 Signet ring, and other gems. J. de Liefde 18-1896 
 Signboards. Larwood, J., and J. C. 'Hotten. His- 
 tory of 27"-713 
 
 Signs. See Tavern anecdotes, etc. 
 Signs of the times. C. C. J. Bunsen . 32-718 
 
 Signs of the times. C. C. Cuyler . . 32-2160 
 Sigourney, L. H. The daily counsellor. 2d ed. 
 Hart., 1859. 8<> . . . . 23-954 
 
 — Examples of life and death. N. Y.,1851 30-1955 
 
 — Examples from the eighteenth and nineteenth 
 
 centuries. N. Y., 1857 . . 30-945 
 
 — Letters of life. N. Y., 186G . . 30-1750 
 
 — Letters to mothers. Hart., 1838 . 33-411 
 
 — Letters to my pupils ; with narrative aud bio- 
 
 graphical sketches. N. Y.,1851. 33-413 
 
 — Lucy Howard's journal . . . 18-2845 
 
 — Myrtis ; with other etchings and sketchings 
 
 18-2844 
 
 — Pocahontas, and other poems. N. Y., 1841 
 
 . . . . 23-210 
 
 — Sayings of the little ones, and poems for their 
 
 mothers. Buflalo, 1855 . . 33-920 
 
 — Scenes in my native land. B., 1845 2G''-117 
 
 — Sketches 33-63 
 
 — Water-drops. N. Y., 1849 . . 33-412 
 
SIGURD. 
 
 539 
 
 SIMMS. 
 
 Siffurd, the crusader. See Early travels in Palestine 
 28"-210 
 
 Sibk. Osborne, W. G. Origin of tlie S. state 
 
 28''-274 
 
 — See Hindustan ; India. 
 
 Sikes, W. One poor girl : the story of thousands 
 
 IS— 2S48 
 Silas Marner. ' M. Evans '. '. '. 18-1038 
 Silcote of Silcotes. H. Kingsley , . 18-1749 
 Silence of scripture. F. Wharton . 32-2257 
 
 Silent struggles. Mrs. A. S. Stephens . 18-3004 
 Silent woman. By the author of Beyminstre 
 
 18-2847 
 
 Silhouette, la : clirouique de Paris. P., 1845,6. 4» 
 
 34r-4957 
 
 Siljestrom, P. A. Educational institutions of the 
 United States, their cliaracier and organiza- 
 tion. Trans, by F. Rowan. L., 1853 13-207 
 Silk. Cowdin, E. C. Report on . . 6-905 
 
 — History of silk, and other fibrous substances 
 
 6-337 
 
 — Kenrick, W. American silk grower's guide 
 
 4-42 
 
 — Letter from the secretary of the treasury, in re- 
 
 lation to the growth and manufacture of silk, 
 adapted to the different parts of the Union. 
 W., 1828. 8° . . . . 6-367 
 
 — Porter, G. R. Treatise on the manufacture of 
 
 6-394,5 
 
 — Vernon, W. H. Cultivation of . 4-37 
 Silk-worms, art of rearing. V. Dandolo 4-251 
 Silliman, A. A gallop among American scenery ; 
 
 or, sketches of American scenes and military 
 adventure. N. Y., 1843 . . 26M18 
 Silliman, Benjamin. Elements of chemistry in the 
 order of the lectures given in Yale college. 
 N. Haven, 1830. 2 v. 8» . . 8-22 
 
 — Journal of travels in England, Holland, and 
 
 Scotland, and of two passages over the 
 Atlantic in 1S05,6. 3d ed. N. Haven, 1820. 
 3 V 27M74 
 
 — Outline of the course of geological lectures 
 
 given in Yale college. K. Haven, 1829. 8" 
 9-295 
 
 — Remarks made on a short tour betw^een Hartford 
 
 and Quebec, 1819. N. Haven, 1820 26^-119 
 
 — Visit to Europe in 1851. N. Y., 1853, 2 v. 
 
 27''-316 
 
 — Fisher, G. P. Life of . . . 30-1797 
 Silliman, Benjamin, jr. First principles of chemistry 
 
 for the use of colleges and schools. Ph., 1858 
 8-40 
 
 — First principles of physics, for schools and col- 
 
 leges. Ph., 1859 .... 11-134 
 
 — and C. R. Goodrich. The world of science, art, 
 
 and indu.stry ; illustrated from examples in 
 the New York exhibition, 1853,4. N. Y., 
 
 1854. 4° 6-1024 
 
 Siluria. Sir R. I. Murchison . . 9-274 
 
 — See Fossils ; Geology ; Palaeontology. 
 Silurian formation of the Pentland hills. G. C. 
 
 Haswell 9-332 
 
 Silvela, M. See Bibliotheca selecta. 
 
 Silver, A. The holy word in its own defence ; ad- 
 dressed to Bishop Colenso and all other 
 earnest seekers after truth. N. Y., 1863 
 32-1075 
 
 — Lectures on the symbolic character of the sacred 
 
 scriptures. N. Y., 1863 . . 32-1071 
 Silver, J. M. W. Sketches of Japanese manners 
 and customs ; illustrated by native drawings 
 reproduced in fac-simile by chromo-iithoii- 
 raphy. L., 1867. 4° . . . 28M)22 
 
 Silver. Kiistel, G. Processesof extraction of 6-357 
 
 — Lamborn, R. H. i\Ietallurgy of . 6-359 
 
 — Lees, W. N. Drain of silver to east 1-176 
 
 — Mo wry, S. Silver region of North America 
 
 2G''-506 
 
 — Pdillips, J. A. Mining and metallurgy of 6-"j19 
 
 — See Metallurgy. 
 
 Silver cord. S.Brooks. . . . 18-436 
 
 Silver-head. L. Osborn .... 24-205 
 
 Silver pen. Pseud. See Meteyard, Eliza. 
 Silver store. S. Baring-Gould . . 23-1032 
 Silver sunbeam. J. Towler . . . 6-932 
 
 Silver threads. H. B. M'Keever . . 18-1999 
 Silvere. Mme Biard .... 34-3032 
 
 Silwood 18-2849 
 
 Simancas, documents from. See Gonzalez, T. 
 
 27^-507 
 
 Simcoe, J. G. Military journal : a history of the 
 operations of a partizan corps, called the 
 queen's rangers, during the war of the Ameri- 
 can revolution. N. Y., 1844. 80 26''-182 
 Simeon, Charles. Cams, W. Memoir of 30-834 
 Simeon, Cornwall. Stray notes on fishing and 
 natural history. Camb., 1800 . 20-469 
 
 Simienowicz, C. Great art of artillery. Trans, from 
 the French, by G. Shelvocke. L., 1729. f« 
 
 6-1000 
 
 Simmonds, John. See History of the four thief- 
 takers, (in supjilement) . . 2-119 
 Simmonds, P. L. Dictionary of trade products. 
 L., 1803 33-686 
 
 — Sir John Franklin and the Arctic regii.ns : a 
 
 narrative showing the progress of British en- 
 terprise for the discovery of the Northwest 
 passage ; with notices of all the expeditions 
 sent in search of the missing vessels under 
 Sir John Franklin. L., 1853 . 29t--119 
 
 — See Dublin international exhibition ; Fenn, Ch. 
 Simms, F. A winter in Paris : observations of 
 
 French medical and sanitary matters, 1865,6. 
 L., 1866 10-678 
 
 Simms, F. W. Treatise on the principal mathemat- 
 ical instruments. Bait., 1844. 8° 11-164 
 
 Simms, J. R. Trappers of New York ; or, a 
 biography of Nicholas Stoner and Nathaniel 
 Foster 18-2850 
 
 Simms, W. G. Beauchampe . . 18-2855 
 
 — Border beagles .... 18-2856 
 
 — Carl Werner, and other tales . . 18-2857 
 — ' Cassique of Kiawah , . . 18-2858 
 
 — Charleniont 18-2860 
 
 — Confession; or, the blind heart . 18-2861 
 
 — Egeria ; or, voices of thought and counsel. Ph., 
 
 1853 
 
 — Eutaw ; a sequal to The forayers 
 
 — The foiayers .... 
 
 — Guy Rivers .... 
 
 — Helen Halsey .... 
 — 'History of South Carolina 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 33-292 
 18-28G2 
 18-2863 
 18-2864 
 18-2865 
 1860 
 26''-433 
 18-2866 
 , 1847 
 
 30-27 
 18-2867 
 Charleston, 1827 
 
 23-673 
 
 Mellichampe 18-2869 
 
 The partisan : a tale of the revolution 18-2870 
 Poems ; descriptive, dramatic, legendary, and 
 
 — Katharine Walton . 
 
 — Life of the Chevalier Bayard 
 
 — The lily and the totem . 
 
 — Lyrical and other poems 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 contemplative. N. Y., 1853. 2 v. 
 
 — Richard llurdis .... 
 
 — The scout 
 
 — Southern passages and pictures. N. Y, 
 
 23-362 
 
 18-2871 
 18-2872 
 , 1839 
 23-257 
 
 18-2873 
 
 18-2874 
 
 — Southward ho ! . . . 
 
 — Sword and distaff . 
 
 — Same, under title, Woodcraft ; or, hawks about 
 
 the dovecote . . . ' . 18-2877 
 
 — Vasconselos 18-2875 
 
 — Views and reviews in American literature, his- 
 
 tory, and fiction. N. Y., 1845 . 33-222 
 
 — War poetry of the south. N. Y., 1867 
 
 23-920 
 
 — The wigwam and the cabin . . 18-2876 
 
 — Woodcraft ; or, liawks about the dovecote. See 
 
 Sword and distatf. 
 
 — Yemassee 18-2878 
 
SIMMS, 
 
 540 
 
 SINGER. 
 
 Simms, W. H. The sextant aud its applications. 
 L., 1858. 8° .... 12-86 
 
 Simon, John. Memoir of J. H. Green . 15-342 
 
 Simon, Jules. See Malel>ranchc, N. de. 
 Simon, J. P. [dit Lockroi.] See Scribe, A. E. Thea- 
 tre. Com.-V. 
 Simon. Mme Dudevant , . . 34-3085 
 Simon Magus, anatomy of . . . 32-157 
 
 Simon Suggs' adventures. J. J. Hooper 18-1492 
 Siniond, L. Switzerland ; or, journal of a tour and 
 residence in that country, in 1817-9; followed 
 by an historical sketch on the manners and 
 customs of ancient and modern Helvetia. 
 B., 1822. 2 V. 8» . . . 27"-776 
 Simonde. See Sismondi. 
 
 Simonides, C. Fac similes of certain portions of the 
 gospels of St. Matthew, and of the epistles of 
 St. James and Jiide, written on papyrus, in 
 the first century; with notes. L., 1861. f" 
 
 32-2000 
 
 Simonds, W. Clinton ; or, boy-life in the country 
 18-2881 
 
 — Ella ; or, turning over a new leaf . 18-2882 
 
 — Jessie ; or, trying to be somebody . 18-2883 
 
 — Marcus ; or, the boy tamer , . 18-2884 
 
 — Oscar ; or, the boy who had his own way 
 
 18-2885 
 
 — Whistler ; or, the manly boy . . 18-2880 
 Simonin, L. L'ile Maurice et la societe Mauricienne 
 
 34-4078 
 
 — Underground life ; or, mines and miners. Ed. 
 
 by H. W. Bristow. N. Y., 1869. 8° 0-418 
 
 Simons, M. P. Photography in a nut shell. Ph., 
 
 1858 6-950 
 
 — Plain instructions for colouring photogi'aphs. 
 
 Ph., 1857 0-951 
 
 Simpkin the second. See Broome, R., in supple- 
 ment. 
 Simple histoire. Mrs. Inchbald . . 34-4350 
 Simple story. Mrs. Inchbald . 18-1272,1563 
 Simple tales. Mrs. A. Opie . . t. 1 of 18-2394 
 Simple woman. By the author of " Nut-brown 
 
 maids" 18-8721 
 
 Simplicity and fascination. A. Beale . 18-295 
 
 Simpson, G. Overland journey round the world, 
 during 1841,2. Ph., 1847. 8» . 29«'-01 
 
 Simpson, H. The lives of eminent Philadelphians. 
 Ph., 1859. 8° . . . . 30-1170 
 Simpson, James. Visit to Fland6rs in July, 1815 ; 
 being chiefly an account of the field of Water- 
 loo. N. Y., 1810 . . . 27^-49 
 
 — See Educator 13-75 
 
 Simpson, J. C. Horse portraiture. N. Y., 1808. 8° 
 
 20-470 
 
 Simpson, James H. Journal of a military reconnais- 
 sance, from Santa Fe to the Navajo country. 
 Ph., 1852. 8° . ... 26^-227 
 — . Shortest route to California ; with history of the 
 explorations of the great basin of Utah, and 
 an account of the Indian tribes. Ph., 1809. 
 80 26^-1046 
 
 — See Topographical bureau, U. S. 
 
 Simpson, John H. Horrors of the Virginia slave 
 trade and of the slave-rearing plantations. 
 L., 1863 2-861 
 
 Simpson, J. P. Dreams of delusion. F's M. D. 
 V. 32 . . ... 24-113 
 
 — Letters from the Danube. L., 1847. 2 v. 8° 
 
 27"-233 
 
 — Marco Spada. F's S. D. v. 18 . ■ 21-221 
 
 — Pictures from revolutionary Paris ; sketched 
 
 during the first phasis of the revolution of 
 1848. L.,1849. 2 v. . . . ie7»^1908 
 
 — Second love. F's S. D. v. 84 . . 24-221 
 Simpson, .T. Y. Acupressure, a new measure of ar- 
 resting surgical liajinorrhage, etc. E., 1864 
 
 10-720 
 
 — Archaic sculpturings of cups, circles, etc., upon 
 
 stones in Scotland, England, and other coun- 
 tries. E., 1807. 8° . . . 27"-3546 
 
 Simpson, J. Y. Clinical lectures on diseases of 
 women. Ph., 1803. 8° . . 10-451 
 
 — Homojopathy ; its tenets and tendencies, theo- 
 
 retical, theological, and therapeutical. Ph., 
 1854. 8° 10-189 
 
 — See Henderson, Wm. 
 
 Simpson, L. F. Literature of Italy, from the origin 
 of the Italian language to the death of Boc- 
 cacio ; a historical sketch. L.,1851 22-1204 
 
 Simpson, R. Banner of the covenant ; or, historical 
 notices of some of the Scottish martyrs. E., 
 1847 32-1391 
 
 Simpson, S. Author's jewel ; consisting of essays, 
 
 miscellaneous, literary, and moral. Ph., 1823 
 
 83-486 
 
 — Biography of Stephen Girard ; with his will 
 
 affixed. 2d ed. Ph., 1832 . . 30-202 
 Simrock, K. Remarks on the plots of Shake- 
 speare's plays ; with notes and additions by 
 J. O. Halliwell. L., 1850. 8" . 24-100 
 
 Sims, J. M. Clinical notes on uterine surgery, with 
 special reference to the management of the 
 sterile condition. N. Y., 1806. 8° 10-723 
 Sims, R. Handbook to the library of the British 
 museum ; with some account of the principal 
 libraries in London. L. 1854. . 21-108 
 
 — Index to the pedigrees and arms contained in 
 
 the herald's visitations, and otlier genealogical 
 manuscripts in the British museum. L., 1849. 
 8» 21-111 
 
 — Manual for the genealogist, topographer, an- 
 
 tiquary, aud legal professor, consisting of 
 descriptions of public records, etc. 2d ed. 
 L., 1801. 8° . . . . 21-263 
 
 Simson, R. See Euclid. 
 
 Simson, W. History of the Gipsies ; with specimens 
 of the Gipsy language. Ed., with preface, in- 
 troduction, and notes, and a disquisition on 
 the past, present, and future of Gipsydom, by 
 J. Simson. L., 1865 . . ' . 27''-1376 
 
 Sinai. Anderson, J. Wanderings through the 
 wilderness of ... . 28''-577 
 
 — Bonar, H. Desert of . . ■ . 28''-233 
 
 — (Mayton, R. Journal from Grand Cairo 28''-08 
 
 — Hamilton, J. Travels in . . 28''-247 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Sinai and Palestine 28''-225 
 
 — Stewart, R. W. Journey to . . 28''-343 
 Sinclair, A. Reminiscences of the discipline, cus- 
 tom, and usages in the royal navy in "the 
 good old times," 1814-31. L. . 27M077 
 
 Sinclair, C. Beatrice .... 18-2891 
 
 — Cliarlie Seymour .... 18-2893 
 
 — Flirtations in fashionable life . . 18-3899 
 
 — Holiday house 18-2893 
 
 — Jane Bouverie 18-3894 
 
 — Kaleidoscope of anecdotes and aphoi-isms. L., 
 
 1851 33-123 
 
 — Lord and Lady Harcourt . . 18-2895 
 
 — Modern accomplishments . . 18-2896 
 
 — Modern flirtations .... 18-2897 
 
 — Modern society .... 18-2898 
 
 — Scotland and the Scotch ; or, the western circuit. 
 
 N. Y., 1840 . . -. . 27M03 
 
 — Shetland and the Shetlanders ; or, the northern 
 
 circuit. N. Y., 1840 . . . 27''-103 
 Sinclair, John, M. A. National education and 
 
 church extension. L.,1849. 8°. 13-224 
 
 Sinclair, Sir John. Code of health and longevity. 
 
 0th ed. L., 1844 .... 10-141 
 
 — Correspondence; with reminiscences of disting- 
 
 uislied characters. L., 1831. 2 v. 8° 38-1210 
 
 — History of the public revenue of the British em- 
 
 pire. Dub., 1785. 8° . . . 27''-1079 
 Sinding, P. C. History of Scandinavia. ^ 3d ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1800 37''-3790 
 
 Sing-Sing state prison. J. Lucky. . 3-776 
 
 Singer, S. W. Text of Shakespeare vindicated from 
 
 tiie interpolations and corruptions advocated 
 
 by J. P. Collier, in his notes and emendations. 
 
 L., 1853. 8" .... 24-58 
 
SINGERS. 
 
 541 
 
 SKEPTICISM. 
 
 Singers. Clayton, E. C. Queens of song 30-1505 
 Singing. Bassini, C. Art, of . . 5-991 
 
 — Cole, W. View of modern psalmody 5-1044 
 
 — Courcy, F. de. Art of . . . 5-1007 
 
 — Lanza, G. Elements of . , . 5-985 
 
 — Nash, F. H., and G. F. Bristosv. Cantara 
 
 5-1053 
 
 — See Music, vocal ; Voice. 
 
 Single blessedness ; or, single ladies and gentlemen 
 
 against the slandei s of the pulpit, the press, 
 
 and the lecture-room. N. Y., 1852 33-408 
 
 Singleton Fontenoy. J. Ilannay . . 18-1335 
 
 Sinking-funds. Sargant, W. L. Apology for 
 
 1-364 
 
 Sinlram. F. H. C. de Lnmotte-Fouque 18-1101 
 Sinus, tangents, etc. A. Ulacq . . 34-4491 
 Siogvolk, P. Walter Ashwood . . 18-2901 
 Sioux war and massacre. I. V. D. Heard 20^-528 
 Sir Andrew Wylie. J. Gait . . . 18-1138 
 Sir Bernard Gaston. J. F. Smith . . 18-40G1 
 Sir Brook Fosbrooke. C. Lever . . 18-1890 
 Sir Charles Grandison. S. Pichardson 18-2047 
 
 Sir Edward Seaward's narrative. Jane Porter 
 
 18-2530 
 
 Sir Gawayne. [E. E. T. S.] Pt. 4 v. 3 of 22-1043 
 
 Sir Gilbert : a novel .... 18-2904 
 
 Sir Jasper Carew. C. Lever . . 18-18SG 
 
 Sir Jasper's tenant. Miss M. E. Braddon 18-387,90 
 
 Sir John May Mead. W. Urquhart . 18-3380 
 
 Sir Lauucclot Greaves. T. Smollett . 18-2956 
 
 Sir Ralph Esher. L. Hunt . . . 18-1546 
 
 Sir Rohan's ghost. Mrs. H. E. Spofibrd 18-2542 
 
 Sir Roger de Coverley. J. Addison . 18-3998 
 
 Sir Roland Ashton. C. Long . . 18-1931 
 
 Sir Theodore Broughton. G. P. R. James 18-1040 
 
 Sir Thomas Moie. R. Southey . . 2-809 
 
 Sirr, H. C. China and the Chinese ; their religion, 
 
 character, customs, and manufactures ; the 
 
 evils arising from the opium trade, etc. L., 
 
 1849. 2 V. 8° . . . . 28i>-277 
 
 Sismondi, J. C. L. S. de. The battles of Cressy 
 
 and Poictiers. From the Histoire des Fran- 
 
 Qais ; with a literal interlinear translation. 
 
 B., 1836 34-5058 
 
 — Histoire de la chute de 1' empire Remain, et du 
 
 declin de la civilisation. B., 1836. 8° 
 
 34-4534 
 
 — Histoire de la liberie en Italic. P., 1832. 2 v. 
 
 80 ....... 34-4710 
 
 — Histoire des Franqais. P., 1821-44. 31 v. 8° 
 
 34-4709 
 
 — Histoire des republiques Italiennes du moyen 
 
 age. P., 1840. 10 v. 8° . . 34-4524 
 
 — Historical view of the literature of the south of 
 
 Europe ; with notes by T. Rescue. 3d ed. 
 N. Y., 1827. 2 v. 8» . . . 22-1208 
 
 — Same. L., 1850. 2 v. . . . 22-1209 
 
 — History of the crusades against the Albigcnses 
 
 in the 13th century. B., 1833 . 32-1300 
 
 — History of the fall of the Roman empire ; com- 
 
 prising a view of the invasion and settlement 
 of the barbarians. L., 1834. 2 v. 27''-2405 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1835. 8° . . . 27"-2406 
 
 — History of the Italian republics ; a vievv of the 
 
 origin, progress and fall of Italian freedom. 
 L., 1832 27^-2408 
 
 — Same. L., 1852. 8" . . . 27^-2407 
 
 — Political economy, and the philosophy of gov- 
 
 ernment ; with an liistorical notice of his life 
 and writings by M. Mignet. L., 1847. 8" 
 
 3-221 
 
 Sissy Jupe. [Dickens' Little folks] . 18-3988 
 Sister Agnes ; or, the captive nun . . 18-3730 
 Sister Rose. W. W. Collins . . 18-090 
 
 Sister Ruth's stories for the voung ; or, evenings 
 with John Woolman. By R. P. A. Ph., 1865 
 
 30-1615 
 
 Sisterhoods. Goodman, M. Sisterhoods in the 
 church of England and some in the Romish 
 church 32-2289 
 
 Sisterhoods. Manual of the sodality . 32-1736 
 
 — Memoir of jMrs. E. A. Seton . . 32-1750 
 
 — Stanley, Miss. Hospitals and sisterhoods 
 
 32-1706 
 
 — White, C. I. Sketch of . . . 32-1750 
 
 — See Convents ; Deaconesses. 
 
 Sisters abroad. B. H. Channing . . 27''-428 
 Sister's bye-hours. Jean Ingelow . 18-1570 
 Sisters of charity. A. Jameson . . 2-736 
 
 Sisters of Soleure. By C. S. W. . . 18-2905 
 Sister's story. Mrs. A. Craven . . 18-4084 
 Sitgreaves, L. Expedition down the Zuni and Col- 
 orado rivers. W., 1853. 8° . 20^-335 
 Six days of creation. T.Lewis . . 32-1135 
 Six hundred dollars a year ; a wife's effort at low 
 living under high prices. B., 1807 0-220 
 
 Six mille lieues a toute vapeur. Mme et M. Dude- 
 
 vant 34-3711 
 
 Six months at the white house. F. B. Carpenter 
 
 30-1832 
 
 Six months in America. G. T. Vigne . 2e''-694 
 Six months in the federal states. E. Dicey 26''-440 
 Six months in India. M. Carpenter . 28''-588 
 
 Six months in reunion. P. Beaton . 28''-584 
 Six nations. See Cornplanter memorial. 
 Six semaines. E. F. Carlen . . . 34-4193 
 Six years in India. E. J. Humphrey . 28*^-521 
 Six years later. A. Dumas . . . 18-940 
 
 Six years' travel in Russia. By an English lady. 
 L., 1859. 3v. . . . . 27''-524 
 Six-year-old parliament and its approaching dissolu- 
 tion ; a handbook for candidates and electors. 
 2d ed. L., 1865 .... 27M082 
 Sixteen revelations. Juliana of Norwich 32-1141 
 Sixth Pennsylvania cavalry. Gracey, S. L. Annals 
 
 20^-1010 
 
 Sixtus, V. See Intrigues of conclaves ; also Mend- 
 ham, J. ; and Rocca, A., in Supplement. 
 Sixty years' gleanings. J. Brown, . 30-1251 
 Siyar-ul-mutakherin. Gliolam Hussein-klian 
 
 28''-186 
 
 Skater's text-book. Swift, F., and M. R. Clark 
 
 20-480 
 
 Skeats, II. S. History of the free churches of Eng- 
 land, from 1088-1851. L., 1809. 8° 32-73(j 
 Skeat, W. W , [Ed.] Lancelot of the laik. [E. 
 E. T. S. pt. 0] . . . v. 3 of 22-1043 
 
 — Pierce, the ploughman's crede. [E. E. T. S. 
 
 pt. 30] V. 17 of 22-1043 
 
 — Romans of Partenay ; otherwise known as the 
 
 tale of Melusine. ["Tr. du latin de Jean d' 
 Arras."] [E. E. T. S. pt. 22] 
 
 V. 11 of 22-1043 
 
 — Vision of William concerning Pier's plowman. 
 
 [E. E. T. S. pt. 28] . . V. 15 of 22-1043 
 
 — William of Palerne ; otherwise known as " AVil- 
 
 liam and the werwolf;" followed by a frag- 
 ment of the alliterative romance of Alisaun- 
 der. [E. E. T. S. Extra series. Pt. 1] 
 
 V. 1 of 22-1044 
 
 Skeleton leaves. Parrish, E. Phantom bouquet 
 
 5-215 
 
 — Phantom flowers .... 5-318 
 Skeleton monk, and other poems. F. D. Janvier 
 
 23-786 
 
 Skeleton structures. O. Henrici . . 0-58 
 
 Skeletonizing leaves. Parrish, E. Art of 5-215 
 Skeltou, J. Poetical works ; princii)ally according 
 to the edition of A. Dyce. B., 1850. 3 v. 
 
 23-448 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . . 23-48 
 Skene, W. F. The four ancient books of Wales ; 
 
 containing the Cymric poems, attributed to 
 the bards of the Gth century. E., 1808. 2 v. 
 
 8» 22-1210 
 
 Skepticism. Awas-I-Hind . . . 32-1887 
 
 — Berg, J. F., and J. Barker. Discussion 
 
 32-1669 
 
 — Caughey, J. Conflicts with . . 32-1452 
 
 — Historic doubts respecting Shakspeare 32-1670 
 
SKEPTICISM. 
 
 542 
 
 SLAVERY. 
 
 Skepticism. Kueeland, 
 blasphemy 
 
 Review of 
 
 trial for 
 82-1548 
 
 18-1583 
 
 27"-3 
 
 5-392 
 
 18-2817 
 
 F. O. C. 
 
 27'^-947 
 
 33-1401 
 By the 
 
 26M008 
 18-880 
 Camb., 
 13-208 
 
 — Matliews, J. M. The bible and men of learning 
 
 32-1531 
 
 — Post, T. M. Skeptical era . • 32-605 
 
 — Roberts, P. Christianity vindicated 32-1603 
 
 — Rogers, H. Eclipse of taith . . 32-402 
 
 — Struenzee, J. F. Sceptic and Christian 32-419 
 
 — Walker, J. B. Philosophy of . 32-691 
 
 — Walworth, C. Gentle skeptic . 32-1061 
 
 — Young, J. R. Modern skepticism and modern 
 
 science 32-1663 
 
 — See Atheism ; Free thought ; Free thinkers ; In- 
 
 fidelity ; Rationalism. 
 Sketch-book. W. Irving 
 Sketch of Old England. J. K. Paulding 
 Sketcher. J. Eagles .... 
 Sketches. Miss E. M. Sewell 
 Sketches abroad with pen and pencil. 
 
 Dark.y 
 
 Sketches and adventures in Madeira, Portugal, and 
 
 the Audalusias of Spain. N. Y., 1856 
 
 27M06 
 
 Sketches and criticisms. A. Smith 
 Sketches and recollections of Lynchburg, 
 
 oldest inhabitant. Richmond, 1858 
 Sketches by Boz. C. Dickens 
 Sketches from Cambridge. By a Don. 
 
 1865 ..."... 
 Sketches from life. L. Blanchard . . 33-1279,80 
 Sketches from life ; or, illustrations of the influence 
 
 of Christianity. N. Y. . . 82-662 
 
 Sketches of Cantabs. By John Smith (of Smith 
 
 hall) 18-2908 
 
 Sketches of conspicuous living characters of France. 
 
 Trans, by R. M. Walsh. Ph., 1841 30-536 
 Sketches of Ireland sixty years ago. Dub., 1847 
 
 27^-917 
 
 Sketches of Irish character. S. C. Hall 18-1339 
 Sketches of life and character. T. S. Arthur 
 
 18-186 
 
 Sketches of the domestic manners and institutions 
 
 of the Romans. Ph., 1823 . . 27='-2500 
 Sketches of the English. D. Jerrold . 18-1677 
 Sketches of Persia, from the journals of a traveller 
 
 in the east. Ph., 1828 . . 28"-555 
 
 Sketches of popular tumults ; illustrative of the evils 
 
 of social ignorance. L., 1837 . 29*''-54 
 
 Sketches of Turkey in 1831,2. J. E. De Kay 
 
 27''-213 
 
 Sketches of young ladies, young couples, and young 
 
 gentlemen [by M. P.J . . . 18-4043 
 Skin. Atlas of portraits of diseases of . 10-1009 
 
 — Damon, H. F. Structural lesions . 10-893 
 
 — Fox, W. T. Skin diseases . . 10-421 
 
 — Griffith, S. G. Dermatology, and treatment by 
 
 means of herbs .... 10-667 
 
 — Hebra, F. Diseases of . . . 10-837 
 
 — Hillier, T. Handbook of skin diseases 10-513 
 
 — Neligau, J. M. Atlas of cutaneous diseases 
 
 10-461 
 
 — Perry, B. C. The human hair . 10-586 
 
 — Piumbe, S. Diseases of . . . 10-535 
 
 — Riiyer, P. Treatise on the diseases of 10-529 
 
 — TAveedie, A., [Ed.] Dissertations on 10-533 
 
 — Williams, J. W. A clear skin, etc. 10-776 
 
 — Wilson, E. Diseases of . . . 10-262,631 
 Management of, as a means of health 
 
 10-620 
 
 Skinner, J. E. H. After the storm ; or, Jonathan 
 and his neighbors in 1865,6. L. , 1866. 2 v. 
 8« 26''-665 
 
 — Roughing it in Crete. L., 1868. 8» 27''-937 
 
 — Tale or Danish heroism. L., 1865 . 27"-2792 
 Skinner, J. S. Address before Mass. charitable me- 
 chanic asso. B., 1850. 8°. . 33-1150 
 
 — See Montlily journal of agriculture . 4-29 
 Skinner, T. H. Discussions in theology. N. Y., 
 
 1868 32-2416 
 
 Skirmishes and sketches. A. E. Dodge 33-476 
 
 Skirmishing. Mrs. C. Jenkin . . 18-2007 
 
 Skoda, J. Auscuhation and percussion. Trans. 
 
 from t!ie 4th ed. by W. O. Markham. Ph., 
 
 1854. 8° 10-491 
 
 Skottowe, A. Life of Shakspeare ; enquiries into 
 the originality of his dramatic plots and char- 
 acters ; and essays on the ancient theatres 
 and theatrical usages. L., 1824. 2 v. 8" 
 
 30-1826 
 
 Skulls. See Crania. 
 
 Skye, summer in. A. Smith . . . 27^-770 
 Slack, H. J. Marvels of pond-life ; or, a year's mi- 
 croscopic recreations among the polyps, in- 
 fusoria, rotifers, and water-bears. L., 1861 
 9-629 
 
 — Philosophy of progress in human affairs. L., 
 
 1860 2-863 
 
 Slade, A. Records of travels in Turkey and Greece, 
 
 and of a cruise in the Black sea. Ph., 1833. 
 
 2v 2:''-125 
 
 Slade, D. D. Diphtheria ; its nature, treatment and 
 
 history. Ph., 1862. 8° . . 10-654 
 
 Slang, riotten, J. C. Slang dictionary 22-227 
 
 — Vaux, J. II. Vocabulary of flash language 
 
 30-2423 
 
 — See Vtilgarisms. 
 
 Slater, J. W. 'Handbook of chemical analysis for 
 
 practical men. 2d ed. L., 1865 8-104 
 
 Slater, S. White, G. S. Memoir of . 30-402 
 
 Slave king. V. Hugo .... 18-1531 
 Slave of the lamp. W. North . . 18-2343 
 Slave language and literature, historical view of. 
 
 T. A. L. V. J. Robinson . . 22-1183 
 Slave provinces of Turkey. C. Robert 27''-2962 
 Slave songs of the United States. [Ed. by W. F. 
 
 Allen, C. P. Ware, and L. M. Garrison.] N. 
 
 Y., 1867. 8» . . . . 5-1068 
 
 Slave trade. Benezet, A. Rise and progress of 
 
 28''-59 
 
 — Blake, W. O. Ancient and modern s. t. 2-554 
 
 — Carey, H. C. Domestic and foreign s. t. 2-588 
 
 — Clarkson, T. Abolitionof, by the British parlia- 
 
 ment 27''-269,70 
 
 — Christy, D. Ethiopia . . . 28'^-240 
 
 — Correspondence with commissioners and reports 
 
 from officers in relation to. L., 1865. f» 2-1107 
 
 — Edwards, B. Speech at conference in Jamaica 
 
 . ' . . . . 26='-73 
 
 — Foote, A. H. Africa and the American flag 
 
 28'>-174 
 
 — Forbes, F. E. Six months' service in the Afri- 
 
 can blockade .... 28''-330 
 
 — Hill, P. G. Fifty days on board a slave vessel 
 
 18-3652 
 
 — Leonard, P. Suppression of . . 28''-80 
 
 — Siiaipson, J. H. Horrors of the Virginia s. t. 
 
 2-861 
 
 — Wheaton, H. Right of search . 2-105 
 
 — Wilberforce, W. Letter on the abolition of 
 
 2-909 
 
 — See International policy ; AVest Indies. 
 Slaveholder abroad ; or, Billy Buck's visit with his 
 
 master to England : a series of letters from 
 Dr. Pleasant Jones to Major Joseph Jones of 
 Georgia. Ph., 1860 . . . 27''-437 
 Slavery. Law, legislation, etc. 
 
 — Fisher, S. G. Law of the territories 2G''-6n9 
 
 — Goodell, W. American slave code 2-672 
 
 — Hiird, J. C. Law of freedom and bondage 
 
 2-184 
 
 — Lincoln, W. S. Alton trials . . 2-223 
 
 — Phillips, W. Constitution a pro-slaverj- com- 
 
 pact 26"-672 
 
 — Stroud, G. M. Sketchof the laws of 2-125 
 
 — Taney, R. B The unjust judge . 2-902 
 
 — Wilson, 11. Anti-slavery measures 26^-577 
 
 — See Scott, Dred. 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. South and north . 26'>-374 
 
 — Adams, N. South-side view of . 26''-377 
 
SLAVERY. 
 
 543 
 
 SMEATON. 
 
 Slavery. Miscellany. 
 
 — Andrews, E. A. Slavery in the U. S. 
 
 — Barnes, A. Church and s. 
 
 — — Scriptural views of . 
 
 — Beeclier, C. Slavery and abolitionism 
 
 — Beecher, H. W. Freedom and war 
 
 — Blake, W. O. Ancient and modern s. 
 
 — Bledsoe, A. T. Liberty and s. 
 
 — Brownlow, W. G., and A. Pryne 
 
 2--)10 
 32-1580 
 32-1581 
 
 2-541 
 32-114G 
 
 2-554 
 
 2-550 
 Debate on 
 
 2-569 
 
 — €airnes, J. E. Slave power . . 2G'^-481 
 
 — Chase, E. B. Teachings of patriots and states- 
 
 men ...... 2G*-GG2 
 
 — Chase, H., and C. W. Sanborn. North and 
 
 south 2G'^-G02 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Guilt of s. demonstrated from 
 
 sc iptures . . . . . 2-607 
 
 — Cob ), T. R. P. Historical sketch of 2-623 
 
 — Cochin, A. Kesnlts of . . . 2-G18 
 
 — Fedric, F. Slave life in Virginia and Kentucky 
 
 26''-457 
 
 — G'.eaninffs in Africa .... 28''-37 
 
 — Goodwin, D. R. Southern s. . . 2-G79 
 
 — Hall, M. Twofold s. of the U. S. . 2-G03 
 
 — Haven, G. National sermons . . 32-301 
 
 — Hildreth, R. Despotism in America 2-711 
 
 — Hodgman, S. A. Nation's sin and punishment 
 
 2-080 
 
 — Hopkins, J. H. View of . . 2-724 
 
 — Jay, W. Liquiry on colonization . 2-740 
 
 — Lamennais, H. F. R. Esclavage modern e 
 
 34-3478 
 
 — Lincoln, A., and S. A. Douglass. Political de- 
 
 bates 26»-701 
 
 — May, S. J. Recollections of our anti-slavery 
 
 conflict 2-971 
 
 — Olmstead, F. L. Cotton kingdom . 26'^-409 
 Journey in the seaboard slave* states 26''-298 
 
 — Owen, R. D. Slavery and emancipation 
 
 26"-671 
 
 — Ozanne, T. D. Soutli as it is . . 26'M38 
 
 — Parker, T. Letter on . . . 2-824 
 Speeches, addresses and sermons 32-1125,6 
 
 — Pennsylvania hall, history of . . 2G''-4i)l 
 
 — R:\pliall, M. J. Bible view of , 82-1306 
 
 — Reese, D. M. Letters to Wm. Jay 2-830 
 
 — Robinson, J. B, Slavery and anti-slaverv 
 
 : 2-834 
 
 — Ross, F. A. Slavery ordained of God 2-837 
 
 — Scott, J. The lost principle . . 26''-664 
 
 — Sloan, J. A. Great question answered 32-1679 
 
 — Smith, J. Slavery sinful . . 2-867 
 
 — Stiles, J. C. Modern reform . . 2-874 
 
 — Stowe, H. B. Key to Uncle Tom's cabin 
 
 26»-723 
 
 — Suppressed book about s. . . 2-1020 
 
 — Tarbox, I. N. The curse . . 29='-158 
 
 — Tucker, St. G. Dissertation on , 33-425 
 
 — Walker, R. J. Slavery and finances 1-196 
 
 — Weston, G. M. Proirress of . . 2-906 
 
 — Wheat, M. T. Collateral proof of 2-910 
 
 — See Help's Spanish conquest ; also. Abolition ; 
 
 American anti-slavery society ; Barbary ; 
 • Colonization ; Emancipation ; Freedmen ; 
 Fugitive slaves ; Liberty ; Massachusetts ; Ne- 
 groes ; Pennsylvania society ; Slave trade ; 
 U. S.— War of 1861-5 ; West Indies. 
 Slavery and freedom in the British West Indies. 
 
 C. Buxton 26'>-395 
 
 Slavery and secession. J H. Aughcy . 26''-431 
 Shivery and secessiiju in America. T. Ellison 
 
 * 26''-468 
 
 Slave's champion ; or, the life, deeds, and historical 
 
 days of W. Wilberforce. L., 1859 80-1219 
 
 Slaves of the ring ; or, before and after 18-2910 
 
 Slavonic nations. Krasinski, V. Religious history 
 
 — Mackenzie, G. M., and A. P. Irby. Travels 
 
 27b-837 
 
 — Wilkinson, Sir G. Remarks on . 27''-327 
 
 Slavonic nations. See Bohemia ; Boshia ; Bulgar- 
 ian ; Dalmatia ; Hungary ; Poland ; Russia ; 
 Servia ; Turkej*. 
 
 Sleeman, W. H. Journey through the kingdom of 
 Onde, in 1849,50 ; with private correspondence 
 relative to the annexation of Oude to Briti.sh 
 India. L., 1858. 2 v. 8» . . 28"-829 
 
 — Rambles and recollections of an Indian official. 
 
 L., 1844. 2v. 8» . . . 28"-527 
 
 — The Thugs; or, phansigars of India: compris- 
 
 ing a history of their rise and progress. Pli., 
 
 1839. 2 v 28»-47 
 
 Sleep. Fosgate, B 10-153 
 
 — Hall, W. W. Sleep . . . 10-318 
 
 — Hammond, W. A. Sleep and its derangements 
 
 10-239 
 
 Sleeper, J. S. [Hawser Martingale.] Jack in the 
 forecastle 18-2911 
 
 — Mark Rowland .... 18-3761 
 
 — Salt-water bubbles .... 18-2914 
 
 — Tales of the ocean .... 18-2913 
 Sleeper, M. G. Fonthill recreations : Mediterranean 
 
 islands ; sketches and stories of their scenery, 
 customs, history, and painters. B., 1866 
 27'^-773 
 
 — Pictures from the history of Spain. B., 1868 
 
 27^^-2063 
 
 — Pictures from the history of the Swiss. B., 1861 
 
 27''-2408 
 
 Sleeping bard. E. Wyn . . . 18-3601 
 Sleigh, J. W. Pine forests and hacmatack clearings ; 
 
 or, travel, life and adventure in the British 
 
 North American provinces. 2d ed. L., 1853. 
 
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 Slight reminiscences of the Rhine, Switzerland, and 
 
 a corner of Italy. Ph., 1835. 2 v. 27''-719 
 Sloan, J. A. Tiie great question answered ; or, is 
 
 slavery a sin in itself, answered according to 
 
 the teaching of the scriptures. Memphis, 1857 
 
 32-1679 
 
 Sloan, S. American houses : a variety of original 
 
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 5-376 
 
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 1859. 4° 5-629 
 
 — Constructive architecture : a guide to the prac- 
 
 tical builder and mechanic, in which is con- 
 tained a series of designs for domes, roofs, and 
 spires ; with choice examples of the " Five 
 orders of architecture." Ph., 1859. 8° 
 5-708 
 
 — Homestead architecture : containing forty de- 
 
 signs for villas, ctDttages, and farmhouses ; with 
 Cbsays on style, construction, landscape gar- 
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 5-340 
 
 Small, G. Handbook of Sanskrit literature. L., 
 1866 22-1211 
 
 Small, J. English metrical homilies, from manu- 
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 Small beginnings ; or, the way to get on L. 
 
 30-1266 
 
 Small books on great subjects. See Cornwallis, C. F. 
 
 Small fruit culturist, the. A. S. Fuller 4-273 
 
 Small house at Allington. A. Trollope 18-3296 
 
 Smart, A. Reports to the lord provost and magis- 
 trates of Edinburgh on the cattle plague. E., 
 1865. 40 4-501 
 
 Smart, B. H. Beginnings of a new school of meta- 
 physics. L., 1839'. 80 . . 15-200 
 
 — The practice of elocution. 6th ed. L., 1851 
 
 22-780 
 
 — Walker's pronouncing dictionary of the English 
 
 language ; adapted to the present state of 
 literatm-e and science. 3d ed. L., 1849. 8° 
 
 22-273 
 
 Smeaton, A. C. Builder's pocket companion. Ph., 
 1859 6-85 
 
SMEDLEY. 
 
 544 
 
 SMITH. 
 
 Smedley, Mrs. C. A. Ladies' manual of practical 
 hydr()[)athy for female diseases ; also, direc- 
 tions to mothers how to carry out hydropathy 
 for their children. Gth ed. L., 1805 10-582 
 
 Smedley, E. History of the reformed religion in 
 France. N. Y., 1834. 3 v. . 32-198 
 
 — Sketches from Venitian history. N. Y., 1860. 
 
 2v 27»-249G 
 
 — et al. The occult sciences. L., 1855 32-1891 
 Smedley, E. A. Treatise on moral evidence. 
 
 Camb., 1850. 8» . . . . 15-128 
 
 Smedley, F. E. Fortunes of the Colville family 
 
 18-2916 
 
 — Frank Fairleigh .... 18-2917 
 
 — Harry Coverdale's courtship . . 18-2918 
 
 — Lorraner Littlegood . . , 18-2915 
 
 — Lewis Arundel .... 18-2919 
 Smedley, J. Practical hydropathy, including plans 
 
 of baths, and remarks on diet, clothing, and 
 habits of life. L., 1864 . . 10-584 
 
 Smedley, S. E. Complete atlas of the city of Phila- 
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 Smee, A. Elements of electro-metallurgy. 1st Am. 
 from 3d L. ed. N. Y., 1852 . 6-414 
 
 — General debility and defective nutrition. 2ded. 
 
 L., 1862 10-394 
 
 — The potatoe plant, its uses and properties ; with 
 
 the cause of the present malady. N. Y., 1S47 
 
 4-176 
 
 Smellie, "VV. The philosophy of natural history. 
 Dover, 1808. 8° . . . . 9-963 
 
 — See Ware, J. 
 
 Smet, P. J. de. Letters and sketches ; with narra- 
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 the Rocky mountains. Ph., 1843 26''-27 
 
 — Oregon missions and travels over the Rocky 
 
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 Smike. [Dickens' Little'folks] . . 18-3989 
 Smiles, S. Brief biographies. B., 1861 30-1202 
 
 — The Huguenots; their settlements, churches, 
 
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 1867. 8° 27''-1085 
 
 — Same ; with an appendix relating to the Iluirue- 
 
 nots in America. N. Y., 1868. 8° 27"-l'085" 
 
 — Industrial biography : iron workers and tool 
 
 makers. B.", 1864 . . . 30-1460 
 
 — Same. L., 1863 .... 30-1460=' 
 
 — Life of George Stephenson, railway engineer. 
 
 L., 1857. 8° .... 30-972 
 
 — Story of the life of George Stephenson, railway 
 
 engineer; abridged by the author from the 
 larger work. L., 1859 . . 30-972^ 
 
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 history of the invention of the steam engine. 
 L., 1865. 8° .... 30-1760 
 
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 principal works ; comprising also a history of 
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 3 V. 8° 30-1305 
 
 — Self-help ; with illustrations of character and 
 
 conduct. L.,1859 . . . 33-790 
 
 Smiley, S. F. Who is he ? an appeal to those who 
 
 regard with any doubt the name of Jesus. 
 
 Ph., 1808 32-2449 
 
 Smith, Archdeacon. Common words with curious 
 
 derivations. L., 1805 . . . 22-228 
 
 Smith, Adam. Essays on philosophical subjects ; 
 
 with life of the author by D. Stewart. Dub., 
 
 1798. 8" 11-205 
 
 — Inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth 
 
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 — Same. Ed. by J. R. McCuUoch. E., 1850 
 
 3-226 
 
 — Theory of the moral sentiments ; with a dis- 
 
 sertation on the origin of languages. B., 1817. 
 
 2 V. in 1. 8" .... 15-66 
 
 Smith, Albert. Adventures of Mr. Ledbury and 
 
 his friend Jack Johnson . . 18-2923 
 
 Smith, Albert. Cricket on the hearth. F's S. D. 
 V. 43 24-221 
 
 — Pottleton legacy .... 18-2922 
 
 — Struggles and adventures of Christopher Tad- 
 
 pole 18-2924 
 
 Smith, Alexander. Alfred Hagart's household 
 
 18-2921 
 
 — City poems. B., 1857 . . . 23-457 
 
 — Dreanithorp : a book of essays written in the 
 
 country. L., 1803 . . . 33-461 
 
 — Edwin of Deira. B. . . . 23-621 
 
 — Last leaves : sketches and criticisms ; with the 
 
 memoirs of the author by P. P. Alexander. 
 E., 1868 33-1401 
 
 — Miss Oona McQuarrie : a sequel to- Alfred II a- 
 
 gart's household .... 18-2920 
 
 — Poems. B., 1853 .... 23-346 
 
 — A summer in Skye. B., 1865 . 27''-770 
 Smith, A. C. The Nile and its banks : a journal of 
 
 travels in Egypt and Nubia, showing their 
 attractions to the archaeologist, the naturalist, 
 and general tourist. L., 1808. 2 v. 28»'-530 
 
 Smith, A. W. Elementary treatise on mechanics ; 
 embracing the theory of statics and dynamics, 
 and its application to solids and fluids. N. Y., 
 1803. 8° 11-189 
 
 Smith, Benjamin. Poems, moral and religious. 
 Pittsburgh, 1842 .... 23-775 
 
 Smith, B. Examination papers in arithmetic. L., 
 1866 14-103 
 
 Smith, Charlotte. The banished man : a novel 
 
 18-2929 
 
 Smith, Charles H. " BiirArp,'so called '. 18-3712 
 
 Smith, Charles Hamilton. Dogs. [Jardine, Sir W. 
 N.I., 18,19]. . . . V. 4,5 of 9-594 
 
 — Horses. [Jardine, Sir W. N. 1., 20 J 
 
 V. 6 of 9-594 
 
 — The natural history of the human species. 
 
 E.,1848 9-630 
 
 — Same ; with a preliminary abstract of the views 
 
 of Blumenbach, Prichard, Bachraan, Agassiz, 
 et al. B., 1851 .... 9-631 
 
 Smith, C. H. J. Landscape gardening ; with prac- 
 tical notes on country residences ; witli notes 
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 Smith, C. J. Synonyms and antonyms. L., 1807 
 
 22-226 
 
 Smith, Charles Manby. Curiosities of London life ; 
 or, phases, physiological and social, of the 
 great metropolis. L., 1853 . . 21^-iid7 
 
 — Working-man's way in the world ; being the 
 
 autobiography of a journey man printer. N. 
 
 Y., 1854 30-775 
 
 Smith, C. Manley. Law of master and servant ; in- 
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 V. 75 of 2-55 
 
 Smith, C. W. The book of recitations : passages 
 
 from poets and dramatists. 3d ed. L., 1805 
 
 . 23-984 
 
 — Dramatic scenes from standard authors ; for 
 
 private representation. L., 18G0 24-201 
 
 Smith, Edmund. Pha;dra and Hippolitus : a tra- 
 gedy. B. B. T. V. 2 . . . 24-71 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-483 
 
 — iSanford'sBr. poets) . . . 23-171 
 Smith, Edward. Practical dietary. L., 1865 10-568 
 
 — See Ansted, D. T. ; Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 Smith, Eli, and H. G. O. Dwight. Researches in 
 
 Armenia; including a journey through Asia 
 Minor. B., 1833. 2 v. . . 28*^-101 
 Smitli, Eliza. Progress of beguilement to Roman- 
 ism. L., 1850 .... 32-522 
 Smith, E. E. Three eras of woman's life 18-2931 
 Smith, E. O. Bertha and Lilly . . 18-2934 
 
 — Mary and Hugo ; or, the lost angel 18-2932 
 
 — Newsboy 18-2933 
 
 Smith, E. Peshine. Manual of political economy. 
 
 N. Y., 1859 3-227 
 
 Smith, Edward P. Incidentsof the U. S. Christian 
 commission. Ph., 1869. 8° . 26^-1047 
 
SMITH. 
 
 545 
 
 SMITH. 
 
 Smith, E. R. The Arancaniaiis ; or, notes of a tour 
 among the Indian tribes of southern Chili. 
 N.Y.,18o5 26»'-287 
 
 Smith, G. See Mayhew, E. 
 
 Smith, Rev. Geo., I). D. Narrative of an explora- 
 tory visit to each of the consular cities of (/hina, 
 and to the islands of Hong Kong and Chusan. 
 N. Y., 1847 28M3 
 
 — Ten weeks in Japan. L., 1861. 8<> 28b-369 
 Smith, George, LL.D. The book of prophecy. 
 
 L., 1865. 8» .... 32-1765 
 
 — History of the religion of ancient Britain ; or, 
 
 a succint account of the several religious sys- 
 tems which have obtained in this island. Re- 
 vised and edited by W. B. Smith. 3d ed. 
 L., 1865. 80 .... 32-1676 
 
 — History of Wesleyan mcthodisra. 3d ed. L., 
 
 1862. 3 V. 8" . . . . 32-1096 
 Smith, George, M. D. Historj' of Delaware county, 
 Penna. ; with a notice of the geology, and 
 catalogues of its minerals, plants, quadrupeds, 
 and birds. Pli., 1862. 8» . . 26''-485 
 Smith, Goldwin. The empire. Oxf., 1863 27»-1086 
 
 — Irish history and Irish character. L., 1861 
 
 27''-1528 
 
 — Lectures on the study of history. N. Y., 1866 
 
 29»-217 
 
 — Letter to a whig member of the southern inde- 
 
 pendence association. B., 1864 . 26*-1004 
 
 — Same. L., 1864 .... 26='-1004'' 
 
 — Plea for the abolition of tests in the university 
 
 of Oxford. Oxf., 1864 . . 32-1432 
 
 — Reorganization of the university of Oxford. 
 
 Oxf., 1868 13-211 
 
 — Three English statesmen. L., 1867. 8° 
 
 30-1984 
 
 Smith, G. V. The prophecies relating to Nineveh 
 and the Assyrians ; with historical introduc- 
 tions and notes, exhibiting the principal re- 
 sults of recent discoveries. L., 1857 32-973 
 Smith, Horace. Adam Brown ; Arthur Arundel ; 
 Love and mesmerism . . . 18-2935 
 
 — Brambletye house ; or, cavaliers and round- 
 
 heads 18-2942 
 
 — Esther, [in Picnic papers] . . 18-877 
 
 — Festivals, games and amusements, ancient and 
 
 modern. N. Y., 1836 . . . 20-465 
 
 — Gaieties and gravities . . . 18-2937 
 
 — The moneyed man .... 18-2938 
 
 — Tor hill 18-2944 
 
 — Walter Colyton ; a tale of 1688 . 18-2941 
 Smith, Horace and James. Rejected addresses; or, 
 
 the new theatrum poetarum. B., 1851 
 23-798 
 
 — Same, and other poems ; with biographical 
 
 sketch. Ed. by E. Sargent. N. Y., 1866 
 23-417 
 
 Smith, Hugh, and H. Antlion. Statement of facts 
 in relation to the recent ordination in St. 
 Stephen's church. N. Y., 1843. 8" 32-1291 
 
 Smith, H. B. History of the church of Christ in 
 chronological tables ; with tables upon the 
 church in America, and an appendix contain- 
 ing a series of councils, popes, etc. N. Y., 
 1866. f- 32-3500 
 
 Smith, H. H. Anatomical atlas, illustrative of the 
 
 structure of the human body. Ph., 1859. 8" 
 
 10-1010 
 
 — Principles and practice of surgery ; with a biblio- 
 
 graphical index of American surgical writers, 
 from 1783-1860. Ph., 1863. 2 v. 8" 10-363 
 
 Smith, H. I. History of education and plan of cul- 
 ture and instruction. N. Y., 1842 13-209 
 
 Smith, H. W. Nuts for future historians to crack ; 
 containing the Cadwalader pamphlet, Valley 
 Forge letters, etc. Ph., 1856. B^ 26''-593 
 
 Smith, James. Memoirs, letters, and comic mis- 
 cellanies, in prose and verse. Ed. by Horace 
 Smith. Ph., 1841. 2v. . . 33-520 
 
 — See Smith, Horace and James. 
 
 Smith, James. Rural records. L., 1845 33-65 
 
 Smith, James. The winter of 1840 in St. Croix ; 
 with an excursion to Tortola and St. Thomas. 
 N. Y., 1840 . . . . . 26b-186 
 
 Smith, James. Lights and shadows of artist life and 
 character. L., 1853 . . . 5-119 
 
 Smith, James, F. R. S. Voyage and shipwreck of 
 St. Paul; with dissertations on the life and 
 writings of St. Luke, and the ships and navi- 
 gation ot the antients. 2d ed. L., 1856 
 32-1157 
 
 Smith, Jeremiah. Is slavery sinful ? being partial 
 discussions of the proposition. Slavery is sin- 
 ful. Indianapolis, 1863 . . 2-867 
 
 Smith, John, M. D. Fruits and farinacea the proper 
 food of man ; with notes by R. T. Trail ; from ■ 
 2d L. ed. N. Y., 1854 . . 10-379 
 
 Smith, Capt. John. Hill, G. C. Biography of 
 
 30-1185 
 
 — Hillard, G. S. Life of. (S. A. B. 2) 30-497 
 Smith, Joseph, D. D. II. story of Jefferson college ; 
 
 including an account of the early log-cabin 
 schools and the Canonsburg academy. Pitts- 
 burg, 1857 ..... 13-210 
 
 — Old redstone ; or, historical sketches of western 
 
 Presbyterianism ; its early ministers, its peril- 
 ous times, and tirst records. Ph., 1854. 8" 
 32-554 
 
 Smith, Joseph. See Book of mormon ; Mormons. 
 
 Smith, Joseph. Bibliotheca Smithiana, sen cata- 
 
 logus librorum Smithii. Venetias, 1755. 4° 
 
 21-352 
 
 Smith, Joseph. Descriptive catalogue of friends' 
 books ; with critical remarks and biographi- 
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 Smith, J. Augustine. Prelections on subjects con- 
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 opposition to phrenology, materialism, athe- 
 ism, and the principles advanced by the author 
 of The vestiges of creation. N. Y., 1853 
 10-523 
 
 Smith, J. Calvin. See Haskel, D. 
 
 Smith, John Cotton. Correspondence and miscel- 
 lanies. N. Y., 1847 . . . 33-232 
 
 Smith, James Edward. Introduction to physiologi- 
 cal and systematical botany ; with notes by 
 J. Bigelow. Ph., 1814. 8» . 9-95 
 
 — Memoirs and correspondence of. Ed. by Lady 
 
 P. Smith 30-495 
 
 Smith, J. F. Lady Ashleigh . . 18-2943 
 
 — Sir Bernard Gaston .... 18-4061 
 Smith, J. H. Gilead ; or, the vision of All-souls' 
 
 hospital : an allegory. N. Y., 1863 32-1781 
 Smith, J. J. A summer's jaunt across the water; 
 including visits to England, Ireland, Scot- 
 land, France, Switzerland, Germany, and 
 Belgium. Ph., 1846. 2 v. . 27'^-175 
 
 — American historical and literary curiosities ; 
 
 consisting of fac-similes of some plates relating 
 to Columbus, and original documents of the 
 revolution. 2d series. N. Y., 1860. 4» 
 . 33-339 
 
 — and J. F. Watson. American historical and 
 
 literary curiosities ; consisting of fac-similes 
 of original documents relating to the events 
 ofthe revolution, etc. N.Y.,1852. 4° 33-339 
 
 Smith, J. L. Diseases of infancy and childhood. 
 Ph., 1869. 80 ... . 10-889 
 
 Smith, J. Pye. The relation between the holy 
 scriptures and some parts of geological science. 
 5th ed. L., 1855 .... 32-2201 
 
 — Same. 4th ed. Ph., 1850. 8° . 9-296 
 
 — Medway, J. Life and writings of . 30-1788 
 Smith, J. P. Romantic incidents in the lives of the 
 
 queens of England. N. Y., 1853 30-766 
 
 Smith, J. R. Bibliotheca Americana. L., 1865. 8" 
 
 .• . . . . 21-266 
 
 — Bibliotheca Cantiana ; a bibliographical account 
 
 of what has been published on the county of 
 Kent. L., 1837. So . . . 21-265 
 
 35 
 
SMITH. 
 
 546 
 
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 Smith, John Thomas. Antiquarian ramble in the 
 streets of London ; with anecdotes of their 
 more celebrated residents. L., 1846. 2 v. 
 8° 27''-1091 
 
 — Nollekens and his times , comprehending a life 
 
 of that celebrated sculptor, and memoirs of 
 several contemporary artists. L., 1828. 2 v. 
 
 8» 30-1736 
 
 Smith, Joshua Toulmin. Comparative view of an- 
 cient history ; with observations on chrono- 
 logical eras. B., 1839 . . . 29»-41 
 
 — The Northmen in New England ; or, America 
 
 in the tenth century. B.,1839 . 26"-186 
 
 Smith, J. V. C. Class-book of anatomy. B., 1834 
 
 10-677 
 
 • — Pilgrimage to Egypt; embracing a diary of ex- 
 plorations on the Nile, with observations illus- 
 trative of the manners, customs, and institu- 
 tions of the people. B., 18.-)2 . 28''-ir)0 
 
 — Turkey and the Turks. B., 1854 . 27''-862 
 
 — and J. H. Griscom. Two prize essays (m the 
 
 physical indications of longevity. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 8» 10-649 
 
 Smith, James Walter. Handy hook of the law of 
 
 banking. L., 1862 . . ". 1-172 
 
 Smith, J. Wheaton. The life of John P. dozer. 
 
 Ph., 1868 30-23r)5 
 
 Smith, John William. Compendium of mercantile 
 
 law. Ph., 1837. 8<> . . v. 17 of 2-55 
 
 — Same ; 3d ed., enlarged and revised from the 
 
 last Eng. ed., by J. P. Holcombe and W. Y. 
 ^Gholson. N. Y.,1855. S" . . 2-95 
 
 — Elementary view of the proceedings in an action 
 
 at law. Flora 3d L. ed., by D. B. King. 
 Ph., 1848. 8° . . . v. 60 of 2-55 
 
 — A selection of leading cases on various branches 
 
 of the law. Ph., 1837-9. 8° 
 
 V. 19,23,30 of 2-55 
 
 — Same; with notes and references to American 
 
 decisions, by J. I. C. Hare and H. B. Wal- 
 lace. Ph., 1844. 80 . .V. 43,44 of 2-55 
 
 Smith, M. Geographical view of the province of 
 Upper Canada, and remarks on the govern- 
 ment. Ph., 1813 .... 32-239 
 
 Smith, Matthew Hale. Mount Calvary ; or, medi- 
 tations in sacred places. N. Y., 1866 32-1874 
 
 — Sunshine and shadow in New York. Hart., 
 
 1868. 8» 260-692 
 
 — Universalism not of God. N. Y. . 32-1480 
 Smith, Lady P. Memoir and correspondence of the 
 
 late Sir James Edward Smith. L., 1832. 2 v. 
 8° 30-495 
 
 Smith, Philip. History of the world ; v. 1-3, An- 
 cient history. N. Y., 1805,6. 8° 29''-154 
 
 Smith, Philip A. History of education for the Eng- 
 lish bar ; with suggestions as to subjects and 
 methods of study. L., 1860. 8« 2-101 
 
 Smith, P. F. See Tyson, P. T. 
 
 Smith, Robert. Harmonics ; or, the philosophy of 
 musical sounds. Camb., 1749. 8" 5-1047 
 
 Smith, R. A. Philadelphia as it is, in 1852. Ph., 
 1852 26''-533 
 
 Smith, R. C. Smith's English grammar ; on the 
 productive system. Revised, improved, and 
 adapted to use of schools in the confederate 
 states. 2d ed. Richmond, 1864 26»-2037 
 
 Smith, Richard H. Expositions of great pictures. 
 _ L., 1863 . . . ... 5-329 
 
 Smith, Richard P. Miscellaneous works ; collected 
 by H. W. Smith. Ph., 1856 . 33-259 
 
 Smith, R. S. Manual of topographical drawing. 
 2d ed. N. Y., 1859. 8° . . 5-611 
 
 Smith, Seba. Lettersof J. Downing, major 18-2948 
 
 — Letters of Major Jack Downing . 18-2947 
 
 — My thirty years out of the senate . 18-2945 
 
 — New elements of geometry. N. Y., 1850. 8" 
 
 . . 14-91 
 
 — Powhatan: a metrical romance. N. Y., 1841. 
 
 23-211 
 
 — 'Way down east .... 18-2946 
 
 Smith, Sol. Theatrical management in the west 
 
 and south for thirty years. N. Y"., 1868. 8" 
 
 . . . . . 24-232 
 
 — The hypocrite. F's S. D. v. 14 . 24-221 
 Smith, Sydney. Works. Ph., 1844. 8 v. 33-361 
 
 — Same. L., 1854. 3 v. . . . 33-362 
 
 — Elementary sketches of moral philosophy. N. 
 
 Y., 1850 15-250 
 
 — Miscellaneous sermons. Ph., 1846 . 32-558 
 
 — Holland, S. B. Memoir of . . 30-840 
 Smith, S. Compton. Chile con carne ; or, the camp 
 
 and the field. N. Y., 1857 . . 26''-327 
 Smith, Samuel Stanhope. Essay on the causes of 
 the variety of complexion and figure in the 
 human species. 2d ed. New Brunswick, 
 1810. 8° 9-632 
 
 — Lectures on moral and political philosophy. 
 
 Trenton, 1812 . . . . 15-1 h9 
 
 Smith, Thomas, [Judge.] Trial and acquittal of 
 2-47 
 
 Smith, Rev. Thomas. Wonders of nature and art. 
 Ph., 1806. 14 V. ... 25-175 
 
 Smith, Rev. Thomas, (of Trinity chapel,) and 
 Rev. John O. Choules. Origin and history 
 of missions. B., 1832. 2 v. in 1. 4" 
 32-2016 
 
 Smith, Rev. Thornley. Zaphnath-Paaneah ; or, the 
 
 history of Joseph, viewed in connection with 
 
 Egyptian antiquities, and the customs of the 
 
 times in which he lived. 3d ed. L., 1855 
 
 32-992 
 
 Smith, Thomas B. C. Law reform. 2d ed. Dub., 
 1863 2-212 
 
 Smith, T. R. Rudimentary treatise on the acoustics 
 of public buildings. L., 1861 . 6-86 
 
 Smith, Thomas Southwood. Philosophy of health ; 
 
 or, an exposition of the physiological and sani- 
 
 tarj-- conditions conducive to human longevity 
 
 and happiness. 11th ed. L., 1865. 8" 
 
 10-540 
 
 Smith, Hon. Wm. History of New York, from the 
 first discovery to the year 1732. Alb., 1814. 
 8» 26''-185 
 
 Smith, Rev. William, D. D. H. Bouquet's expe- 
 dition against the Ohio Indians in 1764. Ciu., 
 1868. 8° 26»-1034 
 
 Smith, William, LL.D. Dictionary of the bible; 
 comprising its antiquities, biography, geogra- 
 phy, and natural history. B., 1863. 3 v. 8* 
 32-1620 
 
 — Dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. B., 
 
 1854. 8° 27''-3239 
 
 — Same ; Avith additional articles by C. Anthon. 
 
 N. Y., 1843. 8° . . . . 27»-8239» 
 
 — Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and 
 
 mythology. B., 1849. 3 v. 80 . 30-1705 
 
 — Dictionary of Greek and Roman geography. 
 
 B., 1854,7. 2v. 8" . . . 25-104 
 
 — History of Greece from the earliest times to the 
 
 Ronum conquest. Revised by G. W. Greene. 
 N. Y., 1854 27«-32,S4 
 
 — The new testament history. L., 1866 
 
 32-2182 
 
 — Old testament history. L. , 1865 . 32-1768 
 
 — Students' manual of ancient geography ; based 
 
 upon the dictionary of Greels and Roman 
 
 geography. L., 1861 . . . 25-79 
 
 Smith, Rev. WiHiam, Ph. D. Thebook of Moses ; or, 
 
 the pentateuch in its authorship, credibility, 
 
 and civilization, v. 1. L., 1868. 8" 
 
 82-2502 
 
 Smith, William. Advertise: how? when? where? 
 
 L., 1863 1-302 
 
 Smith, William, jr., F. S. A. A Yorkshireman's 
 
 trip to Rome in 1866. L. . . 27''-942 
 Smith, William. Thorndale ; or, the conflict of 
 
 opinions. B., 1859 . . . 32-1301 
 Smith, W. F. See Topographical bureau, U. S. 
 Smith, W. H. The drunluird. F's S. D. v. 11 
 
 24-221 
 
SMITH. 
 
 547 
 
 SNOW. 
 
 Smith, Wm. Henry. Bacon and Shakespeare ; an 
 inquiry touching players, play-houses, and 
 play-writers in the days of Elizabeth ; with 
 an abstract of a MS. respecting Tobie Mat- 
 thew. L., 1807 .... 24-237 
 
 Smith, W. L. G. Observations on China and the 
 Chinese. N. Y., 1803 . . . 38''-412 
 
 Smith, William R. History of Wisconsin ; compiled 
 by direction of the legislature. Madison, 1854. 
 V. 1,3. 8° 26'"-1036 
 
 — Observation son the Wisconsin territory ; chiefly 
 
 on that part called the "Wisconsin land dis- 
 trict." Ph., 1838 . . . 3G''-189 
 
 Smith, W. S. Barrow, J. Life and correspondence 
 of 30-496 
 
 Smith, W. T. Parturition and the principles and 
 practice of obstetrics. Ph., 1849 10-370 
 
 Smith, W. W. Complete etvmology of the English 
 language. N. Y., 1867 ." . 22-231 
 
 Smith. See Smyth. 
 
 Smith's weekly volume, v. 1. Ph., 1845. 4» 
 
 17-515 
 
 Smithsonian institution, annual reports of, 1850,53, 
 55-60,63,61,65. W., 10 v. 8° . 11-181 
 
 — Catalogue of publications of societies, and of 
 
 other periodical works in the library of the 
 Smithsonian institution ; foreign works. W., 
 18.19. S» [Sm. misc. col. v. 3] , 11-188 
 
 — Contributions to knowledge, v. 1,14,15. W., 
 
 1848-67. 4« 11-502 
 
 — Miscellaneous collections, v. 3,6,7. W,, 1862-4. 
 
 3 V. 8° 11-188 
 
 — Owen, R. T). Views and plans of . 5-705 
 Smoke. Williams, C. W. Prevention of 6-940 
 Smoked glass. R.H. Newell' . . 18-2399 
 Smoking and drinking. J. Parton . 10-865 
 
 — See Tobacco. 
 
 Smollet, T. Works. L., 1853. 2 v. S" 33-878 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-181 
 
 — Adventures of Ferdinand, Count Fathom 
 
 - . 18-2952 
 
 — Adventures of Peregrine Pickle . 18-2954 
 
 — Adventures of Roderick Random . 18-2955 
 
 — Adventures of Sir Launcelot Greaves 18-2956 
 
 — Expedition of Humphrey Clinker . 18-2953 
 
 — History of England, from the revolution in 
 
 1688, to the death of George II ; designed as 
 a continuation of Mr. Hume's history. Ph., 
 1822. 2v. 80 . . . . 27''-1096 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1828. 3 v. 8° . . 27»-1097 
 
 — Plays and poems ; with memeirs of the life and 
 
 writings of the author. L., 1777 . 34-116 
 Smooth stones from ancient Brooks. C. H. Spur- 
 
 geon ......"' 
 
 Smucker, S. M. History of all religions. 
 
 History of the Four Georges. 
 
 33-1451 
 Ph., 1860 
 33-710 
 N. Y., 1860 
 
 30-1189 
 
 — History of the modern Jews. Ph., 1860 32-884 
 
 — Life and reign of Nicholas I. Ph., 1856 
 
 30-1036 
 
 — Life of E. K. Kane, and of other distincuished 
 
 American explorers. Ph. ,1858. 30-1037 
 
 — Memoirs of the court and reign of Catherine IT 
 
 of Russia; with a brief survey of the Roman- 
 off dynasty. N. Y., 1855 . . 27''-2987 
 
 — Public and private history of Napoleon III; 
 
 with biographical notices of the most distin- 
 guished ministers, etc. Ph., 1858 30-1099 
 Smusrglerj the. J. Banim . . . 18-280 
 
 Smuggler, the. G. P. R. James . . 1P~1647 
 Smuggler chief. G. Aimard . . . 18-105 
 
 Smyth, C. P. Life and w(irk at the great pyramid, 
 1865; with a discussion of the facts ascer- 
 tained. E., 1867. 3v. 80 . 28»-353 
 
 — On the antiquity of intellectual man, from a 
 
 practical and astronomical point of view. E., 
 1868. 8» 29»-269 
 
 — Our inheritance in the great pyramid. L., 1864 
 
 3S»-320 
 
 Smyth, C. P. Teneriffe : an astronomer's experi- 
 ment ; or, specialities of a residence above the 
 clouds. L., 1858 .... 27''-5.57 
 
 — Three cities in Russia. L., 1862. 2 v. 27''-616 
 Smyth, Mrs. G. The romance of diplomacy: his- 
 torical memoir of Queen Carolina Matilda of 
 Denmark ; with memoir and selection from 
 correspondence of Sir R. M. Keith. L., 1861. 
 
 2 V. 8° 30-2334 
 
 Smyth, G. L. Bioirraphieal illustrations of St Paul's 
 
 cathedral. ^L., 1843. 8» . . 80-1779 
 
 — Ireland ; historical and statistical. L., 1844-9. 
 
 3 V. 8° 27='-15?3 
 
 — Worthies of England ; or, memoirs of eminent 
 
 persons, whose actions have shed a lustre cu 
 the histoiy of their country. L., 1850. 8° 
 80-728 
 
 Smyth, R. Obituary. Camden soc. pub. v. 44 
 
 27''-195 
 
 Smyth, R. B. The gold fields and mineral districts 
 of Victoria ; with notes on the modes of oc- 
 currence of gold and other metals and min- 
 erals. Melbourne, 1869. 40 . 6-420 
 
 Smyth, Thomas. Ecclesiastical republicanism ; or, 
 the republicanism, liberality, and catholicity 
 of presbyterv. in contrast with prelacy and 
 popery. ' N.'Y., 1843 . . . 82-1557 
 
 — Unity of the human laces ; with a review of the 
 
 present position and theory of Prof. Agassiz. 
 N. Y., 1850 29"-168 
 
 — The well in the valley. Ph., 1857 . 32-676 
 Smyth, William, (Prof. afCamb. ) Lectures on the 
 
 history of the French revolution. L., 1855. 
 3v 27M921 
 
 — Lectures on modern history from the irrui)tion 
 
 of the northern nations to the close of the 
 American revolution; with list of books on 
 American history, by J. Sparks. Camb., 1841. 
 3 V. 8» 29M3 
 
 — Same. 3d Am. ed. B., 1856. 80 . 29"-43» 
 Smyth, Wm. New American clerk's instructor. 
 
 Ph., 1810 1-65 
 
 Smyth, William, (Prof. Bowd. coll.) Treatise oa 
 
 algebra, for the use of scJiools and colleges. 
 
 Br, 1855. 8» . . . . 14-188 
 
 Smyth, William H. Mediterranean: a memoir, !)hys- 
 
 ical, higtoricai, and nautical. L., 1854. 8" 
 
 2--73 
 
 Smyth, W. W. Coal and coal-mining. L., 1867 
 6-415 
 
 — Year with the Turks; or, sketches of travel in 
 
 the European and Asiatic dominions of tho 
 
 Sultan. N. Y., 1854 . . . 29''-233 
 
 Smythe, C. W. Our own primary grammar, for tho 
 
 use of beginners. 3d ed. Greensboro, 1863 
 
 26''-203() 
 
 — Our own elementary grammar; adapted to com- 
 
 mon schools. Greensboro, 1863 . 26''-20:U 
 Smythe, Mrs. S. M. Ten months in the Fiji islands ; 
 
 with an introduction and appendix by W. .1. 
 
 Smythe. Oxf., 1864. 80 . . 29'^-213 
 Bmythies, Mrs. G. Breach of promise . 18-130 
 
 — The jilt 18-130 
 
 — Popping the question . . . 18-'?9"'7 
 Snarleyyow.. Fr. Marryat . . . 18-2091 
 Suart, J. Thesaurus of horror; or, the charnel 
 
 house explored ; showing the reanimat ng^ 
 power of earth in svncope, the criminaliiy of 
 hasty funerals, etc. ' L., 1817. 8° Ht-5(> 
 
 Snellen, IL Test-types for the determination of the 
 acuteness of vision. Utrecht, 1862. 8° 11-69 
 
 Snodgrass. J. J. Narrative of the Burmese war. 
 L.. 1827. 8» . . . . 28''-223 
 
 Snorro Sturleson. See Sturleson, S. 
 
 Snow, C. H. History of Boston ; with some accou'>t 
 of the environs. B., 1828 8» . ?6M87 
 
 Snow. Tomlinson,.C. Rain cloud and snow-s'orm 
 11-248 
 
 Snow bound. J. G. Wliittier . . 23-H30 
 
 Snow image. N. Hawthorne . . 18-1375 
 
SNOWDEK 
 
 548 
 
 SOCIOLOGY, 
 
 Snowdeu, J. R. Description of ancient and modern 
 coins in the cabinet collection at the mint of 
 the United States. Ph., 18(i0. 8"' 29'^-121 
 
 — Medals of Washington, and other objects of in- 
 
 terest in the museum of the mint. Ph., 1861. 
 8» 2G"-457 
 
 — See Cornplanter memorial. 
 
 Snowden, R. History of America, from its dis- 
 covery to the death of General Washington. 
 Ph., 1819. 2 v..in 1 . . . 26''-300 
 
 Snowflakes and sunbeams. R. M. Ballantyne 
 
 18-261 
 
 Soames, H. Anglo-Saxon church : its history, reve- 
 nues, and general character. L., 18r)6 
 
 32-1797 
 
 Soane, George. Undine. F's S. D. v. 26 
 
 24-221 
 
 Soane, George, (B. A. ) New curiosities of literature, 
 and book of the months. L., 1849. 2 v. 8° 
 
 33-103 
 
 Soap. Dussauce, H. Treatise on the manufacture 
 of 6-319 
 
 — Kiirten, P. Art of manufacturing 6-500 
 
 — Morfit, C. Chemistry applied to manufacture of 
 
 8-18 
 
 — See Perfumery. 
 
 Soave, F. Novelle moral!. Brux., 1836. 2 v. in 1 
 
 34-2r)17 
 
 Sobieski, S. See Love of country . 30-906 
 
 Sobrino, F. Grammaire nouveile espagnolle et fran- 
 Qoise. Brusselles, 1738 . . 34-4439 
 Sociable, the : one thousand and one home amuse- 
 ments. N. Y., 1858 . . . 20-210 
 Social and political dependence of women. 2d ed. 
 L., 1867. 8" .... 2-865 
 Social clubs. II. Solly .... 18-219 
 Social condition and education of the people of 
 England. J. Kay . . . 2-755 
 Social destiny of man. A. Brisbane . 2-560 
 Social destiny of man. C. Fourier . 2-657 
 Social duties on Christian principles. H. Drummond 
 
 . 32-1302 
 
 Social duties. W. Rathbone, jr. . . 2-1012 
 
 Social economy. Ellis, W. Outlines of 2-646 
 
 Social history of Great Britain. W. Goodman 
 
 27''-465 
 
 Social hours with friends. M. S. Wood 32-2314 
 
 Social innovators and their schemes. W. L. Sargant 
 
 2-851 
 
 — See Reform ; Sociology. 
 
 Social life in former days. E. Dunbar , 27M325 
 Social life in Germany ; illustrated in acted dramas. 
 Mrs. Jameson .... 24-173 
 
 Social life of the Chinese. J. Doolittle 28''-495 
 
 Social life, scenes and songs of. I. F. Shepard 
 
 . . . . . 33-2 
 
 Social oppulence. Sargant, W. L. Science of 
 
 3-206 
 
 — See Political economy ; Sociology ; Wealth. 
 Social relations in our southern states. D. R. Hund- 
 ley 26'>-375 
 
 Social reform in England. L. Davesies de Pontes 
 
 27'>-952 
 
 Social science. See Sociology. 
 
 Social science : being selections from John Cassell's 
 
 prize essays, by working men and women. 
 
 L., 1861 . . . ^ . . 2-1017 
 
 Social science review : a iournal of political economy 
 
 and statistics, v.'l. N. Y., 1865. 8» 3-268 
 Social statics. H. Spencer . . . 2-870 
 
 Social subjects, essays on . . . 33-468 
 
 Social welfare. C. S. Henry . . . 2-703 
 
 Social worship of the early Christians. J. A. Hal- 
 
 dane 32-2464 
 
 Socieie de la philobiblion. Delepierre, O. Analyse 
 
 des travaux 21-151 
 
 Societies. Casaux, C. Mechanism of . 2-594 
 
 — Catalogue of publicatitms of v. 3 of 11-188 
 
 — Hole, J. Literary, scientific and mechanics' in- 
 
 stitutions 13-116 
 
 Societies. Hudson, J. W. History of mechanics' 
 and literary institutions . . 13-117 
 
 — Hume, A. Learned societies and printing clubs 
 
 22-1098 
 
 — Strikes and lock-outs . . . 2-325 
 
 — See Building societies ; Knighthood ; Learned 
 
 societies ; Mechanics' institutes ; Parlia- 
 ni' ntary law ; Secret societies ; and names of 
 societies. 
 
 Societies for reformation of manners, account of. 
 3d ed. L., 1703 .... 32-1888 
 
 Society. See Etiquette ; Sociology. 
 
 Society and manners in America. F. Wright 
 
 ,. 26''-149 
 
 Society as it is. J. Patterson . . 18-2451 
 
 Society for the encouragement of arts, manufactures, 
 and commerce. Transactions ; with premiums 
 ottered. L:, 1783-5. 3 v. . . 6-948 
 
 Society of aits : educational exhibition lectures 
 
 ' 13-74 
 
 Society for the encouragement of arts, etc. See Paris 
 universal exhibition. 
 
 Society of arts' drawing book. J. Bell 5-529 
 
 Society in Americii. H. Martineau . 26''-77 
 
 Society islands. Olmsted, F. A. Observations on 
 
 29''-22o 
 
 Society of inquiry concerning missions. See Me- 
 moirs of American missionarii'S. 
 
 Society of Jesus. See Jesuits and Jesuitism. 
 
 Sociology. Arnd, K. Naturgemiisse volkswirth- 
 schaft 34-517 
 
 — Blumenfeld, J. C. The new ecce homo 2-555 
 
 — Brisbane, A.' Social destiny of man 2-"}60 
 
 — Brownson, 0. A. Essays . . 32-1816 
 
 — Buckingham, J.'S. National evils and practical 
 
 remedies 2-573 
 
 — Calvert, G. H. Introduction to social science 
 
 2-579 
 
 — Carey, H. C. Principles of social science 
 
 3-52 
 
 — Carlyle, T. Latter day pamplilets . 2-590 
 Past and present, and chartism . 2-591 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Christian and civic economj' of 
 
 large towns 2-597 
 
 — Comte, A. Systeme de politique positive 
 
 34-4930 
 
 — Constitution of society . . . 2-944 
 
 — Crumpe, S. Means of providing employment 
 
 2-948 
 
 — Draper, J. W. Civil policy of America 2-639 
 
 — Ellis, G. A. • New Britain [Utopian] 2-1033 
 
 — Ellis, W. Introducti(m to social science 2-648 
 
 Progressive lessons in social science 2-649 
 
 Social economy .... 2-646 
 
 — Fregier, H. A. Des classes dangereuses 
 
 34-4906 
 
 — Ferguson, A. Civil society . . 2-650 
 
 — Fourier, C. The passions . . 15-141 
 Social destiny of man . . 2-657 
 
 — Gisborne, T. Duties of men . . 2-663 
 
 — Greg, W. R. Essays on social science 2-688 
 
 — Hall, N. Lectures on temperance, etc. 2-698 
 
 — The harbinger 2-1100 
 
 — Henry, C. S. Social welfare . . 2-703 
 " ' ' .... 33-194 
 
 — Hints on life 
 
 — Lankester, E. 
 
 — Maclure, W. 
 
 Journal of social science 2-759 
 Opinions on various subjects 
 2-779 
 
 — Mandeville, B. Fable of the bees . 2-647 
 
 — Mazzini, J. Duties of man . . 2-792 
 
 — Meliora : a review of social science 2-970 
 
 — Michelet, J. The people . . 2-797 
 
 — Milner, T. Elevation of the people 13-144 
 
 — National association for the promotion of social 
 
 science, transactions . . . 2-812 
 
 Sessional papers . . . 2-809 
 
 Report of seventh congress . 2-813 
 
 — Owen, R. New view of society . 2-820 
 
 — Poesche, T. New Rome . . 2-827 
 
 — Rathbone, W., jr. Social duties . 2-1012 
 
SOCIOLOGY, 
 
 549 
 
 SOMERVILLE. 
 
 Sociology. St. John, J. A. Nemesis of power 
 2-844 
 
 — Sarffant, W. L. Robert Owen and bis social 
 
 philosophy 30-1286 
 
 — Social science ; selections from Cussell's prize 
 
 essiiys 2-1017 
 
 — Social science review . . . 3-208 
 
 — Social subjectSi essays on . . 33-408 
 
 — Southej^ R. Colloquies . . . 2-869 
 
 — S|)encer, H. Social statics . . 2-870 
 
 — Stein, L. Geschichte der socialen bewegung in 
 
 Frankreich 34-515 
 
 — Stirner, M. Der einzige und sein eigenthum 
 
 34-520 
 
 — Taylor, W. C. Natural history of society 
 
 2-889 
 
 — Thomson, Mrs. A. T. Literature of 22-1277 
 
 — Townsend, M. Reports and realities 2-832 
 
 — Travis, H. Moral basis of social science 
 
 15-271 
 
 — Webster, L. A. Philosophy of society 2-905 
 
 — Widman, A. Die geselze der socialen "bewecung 
 
 34-519 
 
 — See Caste ; Cooperntion ; Cotton-famine ; Emi- 
 
 gration ; Employer ; Government ; History ; 
 Human; Juvenile delinquency ; Knowledge; 
 Labor ; Law^ ; Liberty ; Man ; Moral science ; 
 Morals; Political economy ; Political science ; 
 Poor laws: Population; Prisons; Progress; 
 Rank ; Reform ; Slavery ; Trades' unions ; 
 Wages ; Wealth ; Work. 
 Socrates. Grote, G. Life of . . 30-1030 
 
 — Hami)den, R. D. Life and writings of 15-187 
 
 — Lamartine. A. de. Homere et Socrate 34-3406 
 
 — Mendelssohn, M. Death of . , 32-1092 
 
 — Xenophon. Memoirs of . . . 29='-05 
 Memorabilia of . . . . 28"-133 
 
 Socrates, (of Const.) History of the church, from 
 the accession of Constantine, A. D. 305, to the 
 38th year of Tlieodosius II. Trans., with 
 some account of the author, and notes selected 
 from Valesius L., 1853 . . 32-1033 
 Soda water apparatus. Matthews, John. Illust. 
 catalosrue and price list . . 6-506 
 
 Sodality of the blessed Virgin Mary, manual of 
 
 32-1736 
 
 Soeur Anne. C. P. de Kock . . . 34-4768 
 Soeur de Gribouille. Mme de Segur . 34-5115 
 Soeurs de lait. Mme L. Figuicr ^ . . 34-3334 
 Soimeme; a story of a wilful life . . 18-2959 
 Soirees de Meuddn. E. S;)uvestre , 34-3808 
 
 Soirees de 1' orchestre. H. Berlioz . 34-3077 
 Soirees de Sainle-Addresse. A. Karr . 34-3444 
 Soirees de St. Petersbourg. J. do Maistre 34-4552 
 Soirees des jeunes personnes. Mme de Bawr 
 
 34-4249 
 
 Soirees litteraires. Mme C. Corson . 34-5294 
 Soixante aunees, souvenirs de. E. J. Delecluz 
 
 34-3189 
 
 Solar spectrum, and spectra of the chemical elements. 
 
 G. Kirehhotf .... 8-503 
 
 Solar system. Gumpach, J. v. Baby worlds 12-89 
 
 — Hind, J R. The solar system . 12-22 
 
 — Mitchell, O. M. Planetary and stellar worlds 
 
 12-10 
 
 — Nichols, J. P. Contemplations on 12-13 
 
 Phenomena and order of . . 12-14 
 
 Planetary system . . . 12-21 
 
 — Wilcocks, A. Influence of ether in 12-159 
 
 — Wilson, John. Lost solar system of the ancients 
 
 discovered 11-67 
 
 Soldier boy. W. T. Adatns . . . 18-65 
 
 Soldier of the cross. J. A. Leyhurn . 32-2188 
 Soldier of the Cumberland. M. Holmes 30-1550 
 Soldier of Indiana, the, in the war for the union. 
 
 Indianapolis, 1804. 8° . . 20^-1000 
 
 Soldiers' aid society of Northern Ohio. Brayton, 
 
 M. C, and E. F Terry. Historical sketch of 
 
 20-''-538 
 
 Soldiers' letters. L. M. Post . . 33-1272 
 
 Soldiers, deceased. See National cemeteries ; Roll 
 
 of honor. 
 Soldiers' national cemetery, report of committee 
 
 relative to 20^-708 
 
 Soldiers' orphans. Mrs. A. S. Stephens 18-3013 
 Soler. See Cubi y Soler, M., in Supplement. 
 Soils, A. de. El amor al uso. T. T. E. v. 5 34-2 
 
 — Historia de la conquista de Mejico. Madrid, 
 
 1822. 5v. . . . • . . 34-14 
 
 Solitaire. See Robb, J. S. 
 
 Solitary hours. C. Southey . . . 33-55 
 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez. J. X. Boniface 
 
 18-2710 
 
 Solitude. J. G. Zimmerman . . 15-77 
 
 Solitudes of nature and of man. W. R. Alger 
 
 . 33-13C6 
 
 Soiling, G. Diutiska ; an historical and critical sur- 
 vey of the literature of Germany. L., 1803. 
 8" 22-1215 
 
 — Review of the literary history of Germany. E. , 
 
 1859. 80 22-1214 
 
 Solly, E. Rural chemistry ; an elementary introduc- 
 tion to the study of the science in its relation 
 to aa;riculture and the arts of life. 3d ed. 
 L., 1850 8-92 
 
 — Syllabus of a complete course of lectures on 
 
 chemistry. L., 1850. 8" . . 8-S2 
 
 Solly, H. Workingmen's social clubs. L., 1867 
 
 13-219 
 
 Solly, S. The human brain ; its structure, physi- 
 ology, and diseases. 2d ed. L., 1847. 8" 
 10-234 
 
 Solomon's song. Berjeau, J. Ph. Canticum canti- 
 corum 32-3501 
 
 Some account of the medical school in Boston, and 
 of the Massachusetts general hospital. B., 
 1824. 80 10-79 
 
 Some glimpses into life in the far east. J. T. Thom- 
 son 28"-402,3 
 
 Some observations on two pamphlets lately pub- 
 lished ; the one entitled. An enquiry into the 
 force and operation of the annulling clauses, 
 etc. ; the other, A dissertation on the power 
 of states to deny civil protection to the mar- 
 riage of minors, etc. ; in a letter to a friend. 
 L., 1755. 8° .... 32-2434 
 
 — See Stebbing, H. 
 
 Some passatces in the life of Major Gabagan. W. 
 
 M Thackeray . . . . 18-3182 
 Some remarks on the tragedy of Hamlet, prince of 
 
 Denmark, written by Wm. Shakespeare. L., 
 
 1836 22-121C 
 
 Some thoughts on the Irish difficulty. By an Irish 
 
 catholic M. P. L., 1868 . . 27''-1517 
 Somebody's luggage. C. Dickens . 18-884 
 
 Somers, L'd J. Guide to the knowledge of the 
 
 rightsiind privileges of Englishmen. L., 1771 
 . 2-866 
 
 — See Collection of scarce and valuable tracts. 
 Somerset, C. A. or G. A. Day after the fair. F's 
 
 M. D. V. 16 . . . . . 24-113 
 
 — Zyelina. F's S. D. v. 37 . . g4-221 
 Somerset, R. Carr, earl of Amos, A. Trial for 
 
 poisoning 27^^-12 
 
 Somerset, W. Seymour, duke of. Lewis, T. Life 
 
 of .... V. 2,3 of 30-1464 
 
 Somersetshire. Handbook for travellers in 27*'-555 
 
 — Nightingale, Rev. J. . .v. 13 of 27''-474 
 Somerville, John, Ld. System of the board of agri- 
 culture on the growth of wool. L., 1800. 8" 
 
 4-31 
 
 Somerville, Mary. Connection of the physical sci- 
 ences. Ph., 1834. . . . 11-67 
 
 — Molecular and microscopic science. L., 1869. 
 
 2 V 9-990 
 
 — Physical geography. Ph., 1848 . 25-39 
 
 — Preliminary dissertation on the mechanism of 
 
 the heavens. Ph., 1832 . . 12-19 
 
 Somerville, T. My own life and times, 1741-1814. 
 
 E., 1861 30-1370 
 
SOMERVILLE. 
 
 550 
 
 SOUL. 
 
 8omerville, W. (Bell's poets of G. B.) 2:^-486 
 
 — (Sant'ord's Br. poets) . . . 23-?33 
 
 Somerville hall. Mrs. S. S. Ellis. [Family secrets, 
 . . . . 18-4133 
 [E. E. T. S. pt. 23] 
 
 . V. 12 of 22-1043 
 Elementary and practical 
 principles of the construction of ships for 
 ocean and river service. L.,1860,G1 C-6i)6 
 Sommers, J. See Somers. 
 
 Somnambulist, the. 11. Cockton . . 18-602 
 
 Somner, Wm. Antiquities of Canterbury. 2d ed., 
 
 enlarged by N. Battely. L., 1703. f' 
 
 V. 1] . 
 Somme des vices, etc. 
 
 Sommerfeldt, H. A. 
 
 Mis. Hofland 
 
 Son of a genius 
 
 Son of the soil 
 
 Song of Italy. A. C. Swinburne . 
 Song of Solomon. See Solomon's song. 
 Songs from the dramatists. R. Bell, (Ed^) 
 Songs and song-writing, 
 song-wriling; with 
 songs ...... 
 
 Vocal poetry .... 
 
 — Bayly, T. H. Songs and ballads . 
 
 ^ — Bennett, W. C. Songs by a son 
 
 27^'-4013 
 
 18-144(5 
 
 18-2958 
 
 23-941 
 
 23-898 
 
 Aikin, J. Essays on 
 
 collection of Enulish 
 
 23-27") 
 
 Songs 
 
 23-G05 
 23-529 
 
 writer 
 23-530 
 
 23-14,607 
 23-410 
 23-547 
 
 from the 
 23-212 
 23-780 
 
 — Beranger, P. J. de 
 
 — Book of English s 
 
 — Bray, E. A.^ Songs 
 
 — Brooks, C. T Songs and ballads 
 
 German 
 
 — Carpenter, J. E. Songs . 
 
 — Chappell, W. Popular music of tlie olden time 
 
 23-1304 
 
 — Croker, T. C. Songs of Ireland •. 23-558 
 
 — Cunningham, J. Songs . . . 23-499 
 
 — Dipiose, J., (Ed.) Red, white, and blue sonsr- 
 
 book 23-10:.0 
 
 — Dulcken, H. W. Book of German s. 23-880 
 
 — Faushawe, C. A. Book of battle sonars 
 
 23-553 
 
 Songs and ballads of Cumberhind 
 
 23-956 
 
 Songs .... 23-548,691 
 Songs and ballads . . 23-904 
 
 Sonus and ballads of the American 
 
 Gilpin, S. 
 
 — Heine. H 
 
 — Lover, S. 
 
 — Moore, F 
 
 revolution 
 
 Songs of the soldiers . 
 
 — Oxenfbrde, J. Book of French songs 
 • — Palgrave, F. T. Golden treasury 
 
 — Political s. of England. Camden soc. 
 
 — Proctor, B. W. 
 
 — Rimbault, E. F. 
 
 23-389 
 23-720 
 23-411 
 23-633 
 pub. V. 6 
 27''-] 95 
 23-303 
 
 Songs . 
 Bibliotheca Madrigaliana 
 
 21-248 
 
 — Ritson, J. Select collection of . 23-608 
 
 — Scottisli songs, illustrated Look of .. 23-412 
 
 — Timperley, C. H. Songs of the i)ress 23-977 
 
 — Universal songster .... 23-422 
 
 — See Ballads; Chansons; ChristmtiS carols; 
 
 Glees; Music, vocal ; Poctiy. 
 Songs in many keys. O. W. H.)lmes . 23-G32 
 
 Songs in the night ; or, hymns lor the sick and suf- 
 fering ; with an introduction by A. C. Thomp- 
 son. 6lh ed B., 1859 . . 23-833 
 Songs of the church. G. C. Davies . 5-1079 
 Songs of labor. J. G. Whilticr . . 23-283 
 Songs of love and libcrtv. Compiled bv a North 
 Carolina lady. Raieigh, 1H64 . ' 26''-1998 
 Songs without words. F. ML-ndelssohn-Bartholdy 
 
 5-820 
 
 Sonnambula. V. Bellini . . . 5-904 
 
 Sonnets. Hunt, J. H. L., and S. A. Lee. Book of 
 
 the sonnet 23-892 
 
 — Moxon, E. Sonnets . . . 23-874 
 
 — Shakespeare, W. Sonnets . . 23-933 
 Scnuini, C. S. Travels in Greece and Turkey; under- 
 taken by order of Louis XVI, and witli the 
 authority of the Ottoman court. L., 1801. 
 2 v. 8° and atlas 4" . . . 27''-198 
 
 Sous of New Hampshire, festival of the ; with 
 speeches and letters ; celebrated in Boston, 
 Nov. 7, 1849. Phonographic report by Jas. 
 W. St(me. B., 1850. 8° . . 26''-588 
 
 — Second festival * * Boston, Nov. 2, 1863 ; in- 
 
 cluding also an account of the proceedings in 
 Boston on the day ot the funeral at Marshfield, 
 and the subsequent obsequies commemorative 
 of the death of D. Webster. Plionographic 
 report by A. C. Felton. B., 1854 2G"-588 
 Sons of the sires : a history of the rise, progress, and 
 destiny of the American i)arty. Ph., 1855 
 
 26''-620 
 
 Sooner or later. Shirley Brooks . . 18-437 
 
 Sophia de Lissau. See Emma de Lissau. 
 Sophia Dorothea, memoirs of. R. F. Williams 
 
 30-064 
 
 Sophie Printems. A. Dumas, Ills . . 34-4339 
 
 Sophisms of free trade. J. B. Byles . 3-32 
 
 Sophocles. Tragsediae. Ex rccensione Guil. Din- 
 
 dorfii. Ed. 3^ Lips., 1856 . 34-337 
 
 — Tragedies, in English prose ; Oxford translation. 
 
 K Y., 1860 24-51 
 
 — Same; trfins., with a dissertation on antient 
 
 tragedy, by T. Francklin. L., 1788. 8» 
 24-28 
 
 — Same ; trans, into English verse, by T. Dale. 
 
 L., 1824. 2 v. 8° . . . 24-55 
 
 — Same ; a new translation, with a biographical 
 
 essay, by E. H. Plumptre. L., 1865. 2 v. 
 
 24-54 
 
 Soprano, the. J. Kingsford . . . 18-4287 
 Sopwilli, T. Treatise en isometrical drawing, as 
 applicable to geological and mining plans, pic- 
 turesque delineations of ornamental grountls, 
 perspective views and working plans of build- 
 • ings and machinery. 2d ed. L., 1858. 8° 
 
 5-124 
 
 Sorbiere, S. Voyage to England. L., 1709 27^-20 
 Sorcery. Kyteler, A., proceedings against. Cam- 
 den soc. pub. V. 24 . . . 27^-195 
 
 — See Magic ; Superstitions ; Witchcraft. 
 Sorciere, le. J. Michelet . . . 84-5250 
 Sorciere du roi. C. C. de Saint-Mars . 34-4389 
 Sordello, etc. R. Browning . . . 23-699 
 Sorgho and Imphee. H. S. Olcott . 4-91 
 Soi-ghum and its products. F. L. Stewart 4-268 
 
 — See Sugar. 
 
 Sorgo. I. A. Hedges .... 4-164 
 
 Sorin, M. The domestic circle ; or, moral and social 
 
 duties explained and enforced on scriptural 
 
 principles. 2d ed. Ph., 1841 . 32-200 
 
 Sorrow. J. Reid 32-1491 
 
 Sorrow's circuit. B. T. Sewell . . 33-885 
 
 Sorrows of Rosalie ; and other poems. Mrs. C. E. 
 
 Norton 23-374 
 
 Sorrows of Werter. J. W. v. Gothe . 18-1193 
 Sotheby, S. L. Principia typograj)liica ; the block- 
 books, or xylograi)hic delineations of scripture 
 history, issued in Holland, Flanders, and Ger- 
 many, during the 15lh century, exemplified 
 and considered in connection with the origin 
 of printing; with an attempt to elucidate the 
 character of the paper-marks of the period. 
 L., 1858. 3 V. 4° . . . 21-649 
 Soto, H. de. Narrative of the expedition of, into 
 Florida, l)y a gentleman of Elvas. [See 
 French, B. F. Historical collections, v 2.] 
 26"-79 
 
 — See Irving's conquest of Florida . 2()''-114 
 Soudan.' Hamilton, J. Travels in . 28''-247 
 Soul. Fourier, C. Passions and their influence on 
 
 society, etc 15-141 
 
 — Newman, F. W. Sorrows and aspirations of 
 
 32-1645 
 
 — Paine, M. Soul and instinct . . 15-92 
 
 — Storrs, R. S. Constitution of . 15-111 
 
 — See Psychology. 
 
 Soul in nature, the. H. C. Oersted . 32-383 
 
 Soul of things. W. and E. M. F. Denton 32-1830 
 
SOULAVIE. 
 
 551 
 
 SOUTHAKD. 
 
 Soulavie, J. L. G. Historical and political memoirs 
 of the reign of Lewis XVI, from liis marriage 
 to his death. L., 1803. 6 v. 8" 27»-1910 
 
 — Memoires de niarechal de Richelieu. [Bar- 
 
 rieie, J. F.]. . . v. 16,7 of 34-3519 
 
 Soule, F., et al. Annals of San Francisco ; con- 
 taining a sunimary of the history of the first 
 discovery, settlement, progress, and present 
 condition of California ; ■with biographical 
 memoirs of prominent citizens. N. Y., 1855. 
 8» 26^-328 
 
 Soule, C. A. Home life; or, a peep across the 
 threshold 18-2960 
 
 Soule, R., ji'-i fiiicl W. A. "Wheeler. Manual of Eng- 
 lish pronunciation and spelling ; containing a 
 full alphabetical vocabulary of the language ; 
 with a preliminary exposition of English 
 orthoepy and orthography. B., 1861 
 22-230 
 
 Soulie, M. F. Les amours de Victor Bonsenne. 
 P., 18.-8 34-3767 
 
 — Au jour le jour. P., 1858 . . 34-3757 
 
 — Les aventures de Saturnin Fichet. P., 1860. 
 
 2 V 34-3758 
 
 — Le Bananier ; Eulalie Ponlois. P., 1858 
 
 34-3760 
 
 — Cadet de famille. P., 1858 . . 34-3706 
 
 — Le chateau des Pyrenees. P., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 34-3761 
 
 — Le Comte de Toulouse. P., 1859. 34-3759 
 
 — La Comtesse de. Monrion. P., 1859 34-3763 
 
 — Contes pour les enfants. P., 1859 . 34-5116 
 
 — Diane el Louise. P., 1859 . . 34-3764 
 
 — Un etc a Meudon. P., 1859 . . 34-8762 
 
 — Eulalie Pontois .... 18-36'i0 
 
 — Les forgerons. P., 1858 . . . 34-3774 
 
 — La lionne. P., 1858 . . . 34-3769 
 
 — Le Magnetiseur. P., 1858 . . 34-8770 
 
 — La Maison Ko. 3. P., 1858 . . 34-3765 
 
 — Marguerite; le maitre d' ecole. P., 1858 
 
 . . . . . 34-3772 
 
 — Les memoires du diable. P., 1863. 3 v. 
 
 34-3773 
 
 — Olivier Duhamel. P., 1858 . . 34-3768 
 
 — Sathaniel. P., 1859 . . . 34-3775 
 
 — Si jeunesse savait, si Vieillesse Pouvait. P., 
 
 1859 . . . . . . 34-3776 
 
 — Le vicomte de Beziers. P., 1860 . 34-3777 
 
 — See Tiroir du diable. 
 
 Sound. Airy, G. B. Sound and atmospheric vibra- 
 tions 11-291 
 
 — Brewer, E. C. Sound and its phenomena 
 
 . 11-243 
 
 — Higgins, W. M. Philosophy of . 5-1050 
 
 — Peirce, B. Elementary treatise ; with a cata- 
 
 logue of works .... 11-202 
 
 — Tyndall, J. Lectures on . . 11-319 
 
 — See Acoustics ; Music. 
 Bound-dues-question, letters on the. [By Pax.] N. 
 
 Y., 1855. 8" . . . . 1-211 
 
 Somidings from the Atlantic. 0. W. Holmes 
 
 33-1011 
 
 Sources of pleasures received from literary composi- 
 tions, essays on . . . . 22-729 
 Sous les filets. E. Souvestre . . 34-3810 
 Sous le masque. Mme R. de Beauvoir 34-5331 
 Sous les ombrages. E. Souvestre . . 34-3810^ 
 Sous les orangers. A. Karr . . . 34-3445 
 Sous les tilleuls. A. Karr . . . 34-3446 
 Sous la tonnelle. E. Souvestre . . 84-3809 
 South, J. F. Household surgery ; or, hints on 
 emergencies. Ph., 1850 . . 10-495 
 South, the ; a letter from a friend in the north, witli 
 a special reference to the effects of disunion 
 upon slavery. Ph., 1856. 8° . 2-900 
 South. (V. S.) Andrews, S. The south since the 
 war . . . ■ . . . 26'^-560 
 
 — Atson, W. Heart whispers . . 26''-482 
 
 — Brownlow, W. G. Adventures among the 
 
 rebels 36''-423 
 
 South, (U. S.) Creecy, J. R. Scenes in 33-1139 
 
 — Day, S. P. Down south . . 26*'-416 
 
 — De Bow, J. D. B. Industrial resources of 
 
 1-150 
 
 — Estabrooks, H. L. Adrift in Dixie 26''-562 
 
 — Flack, Capt. Hunter's experiences 20-352 
 
 — Fiemantle, Lieut. -Col. Three months in the 
 
 southern slates, 1863 . . . 26*'-455 
 
 — Hall, E. H. Appleton's handbook 26''-572 
 
 — Hundley, D. R. South and north . 26''-375 
 
 — Kelley, W. D. Resources and wants of 
 
 26»-977 
 
 — Kennaway, J. H. On Sherman's track 26''-582 
 
 — Kettell, T. P. Southern wealth and northern 
 
 profits 1-228 
 
 — Kimler, T. Railroad map of . 25-348 
 
 — Olmstead, F. L. Cotton kingdom 26iM09 
 The seaboard slave states . . 26b-298 
 
 — Ozanne, T. D. The south as it is . 26''-438 
 
 — Paulding, J. K. Letters from, 1816 26»'-631 
 
 — Reid, W. After the war . . 26''-575 
 
 — Stevenson, W. G. Thirteen months in the 
 
 rebel army 26''-425 
 
 — Stirling, J. Letters from the slave states 
 
 26''-529 
 
 — Trowbridge, J. T. The south . 26''-573 
 
 — Whitehead, C. E. Wild sports in . 26''-373 , 
 
 — See Confederate slates ; Slavery ; U. S. — War of 
 
 1861-5, and Reconstruction ; and names of 
 states. 
 South America. See America, South. 
 South and north. J. S. C. Abbott . 26''-374 
 South as it is. T. D. Ozanne . . 26"-438 
 South Carolina. Carroll, B. R. Historical collec- 
 tions 26^-427 
 
 — Gibbes, R. W. Documentary history of 26^-310 
 
 — Holmes, F. S. Post-pleiocene fossils 9-1249 
 
 — Mills, R. Statistics ; including natural, civil, 
 
 ami military history . . . 26''-600 
 
 — Ramsay, D. History of. . . 26^-170 
 
 — Rivers, W. J. Early history of . 26»-454 
 
 — Simms, W. G. History of . . 26''-433 
 
 — See Carolina ; South, the. 
 
 South Carolina histc^rical society, collections, v. 1. 
 Charleston, 1857. 8» . . . 26»-391 
 
 South church lectures. Discourses upon Christian 
 doctrine, by clergymen of New York, repre- 
 senting six evangelical denominations. N. 
 Y.,1863 32-1546 
 
 South Danvers. See Peabody institute. 
 
 South pole. Cook, J. Voyage towards 29''-509 
 
 — See Antarctic. 
 
 South sea. Burney, J. Voyages and discoveries in 
 29»'-511 
 
 — Missionary voyage to . . . 32-2017 
 
 — Morrell, B. Four voyages to . 29*'-40 
 
 — Perkins, E T. Reef-rovings in . 29''-116 
 
 — Reynolds, J. N. Surveying and exploring ex- 
 
 pedition 29''-53 
 
 — Russell, M. Historical account of the principal 
 
 islands in 29''-35 
 
 — Stewart, C. S. Visit to . . . 29'>-63 
 
 — Williams, J. Narrative of enterprises in 32-233 
 
 — See Missions ; Pacific. 
 
 South sea scheme. Gordon, T. Cato's letters, v. 1 
 2-682 
 
 — Mackay, C. Memoirs of commercial delusions 
 
 1-39 
 
 — Thiers, L. A. Memoir of J. Law . 30-1188 
 South side view of slavery. N. Adams 26''-377 
 South since the war. S. Andrews . 26''-560 
 South songs. T. C. De Leon . . 23-837 
 South Wales. Reos, T. . . v. 18 of 27''-474 
 South west. Meek, A. B. Romantic passages in 
 
 history of 26''-366 
 
 Southard, L. H. See Baker, B. F. 
 
 Southard, Hon. S. L. Argument in the case of De- 
 cow and Hendrickson va. T. L. Shotwell, be- 
 fore the court of appeals of N. J. Ph., 1834. 
 8<> 2-315 
 
SOUTHARD. 
 
 553 
 
 SOUVENIRS. 
 
 Southard, Rev. S. L. The "mystery of godliness.'" 
 N. Y., 1848. 8» . . . . 32-1288 
 
 Southern and western commercial convention, pro- 
 ceedings ; with speeches, reports, etc. Mem- 
 phis, 1854. 8° . . . . 1-210 
 
 Southern cross and soulhern crown. Miss Tucker 
 28''-121 
 
 Southern generals ; who they are, and what they 
 have done. N. Y., 18G5. 8° . BO-1589 
 
 Southern independence. J. Specce . 26''-1005 
 
 Southern life as it was. Mary Lennox . 18-4073 
 
 Southern literary messenaer v. 11,13,22-4. Rich- 
 mond, 1840-57. 8° . . . 17-102 
 
 Southern passages and pictures. W. G. Simms 
 
 23-257 
 
 Southern poems of the war. Miss E. V. Mason 
 
 23-890 
 
 Southern rebellion, the. W. A. Crafts . 26''-1224 
 
 Southern review, v. 1-5. Bait., 18G7-9. 8° 17-101 
 
 Southern spy, the. E. A. Pollard . 26M899 
 
 Southern states. See South. 
 
 Southern wealth and northern profits. T. P. Kettell 
 1-228 
 
 Southern zion's songster. Raleigh, 1864 26M999 
 
 Southerne, T. Works. L., 1721. 2 v. 24-162 
 
 — Isabella : a tragedy : altered. B. B. T. v. 11 
 
 . . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. I. B T. v. 7 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 3 . . . 24-191 
 
 — Oroonoko : a traoedy. B. B. T. v. 15 24-71 
 
 — Same. B. D. v.^1 . . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 14 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. V. 1 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 11 . . . 24-191 
 Southey, C. Select literary works, prose and verse. 
 
 Hart., 1851 33-56 
 
 — Solitary hours, K Y., 1846; The birthday, and 
 
 occasional verses. N. Y., 1845 . 33-55 
 
 — Life and correspondence of Robert Southey. 
 
 N. Y., 1851. 8° . . . . 30-648 
 
 Southey, R. The book of the church. B., 1825. 
 
 2 V. 8° 32-201 
 
 — Chronicleof the Cid ; from the Spanish. Lowell, 
 
 1846. 8° 27»-2069 
 
 — Common-place book. Ed. by J. W. Warter. 
 
 L.,1850. 4v. 8° . . . 33-676 
 
 — Same. v. 1. N. Y., 1849. 8° . 33-676^ 
 
 — Complete poetical works. N. Y., 1848. 8" 
 
 . 23-279 
 
 — The doctor. Ed. by J. W. Warter. L., 1848. 
 
 8» 33-144 
 
 — Early naval history of England. Ph., 1835 
 
 . 27M101 
 
 — History of Brazil. L., 1817-19. 3 v. 4" 
 
 26M219 
 
 — Joan of Arc, and minor poems. L., 1853 
 
 23-364 
 
 — Letters from England. By Don Manuel Alvarez 
 
 Espriella. 2d Am. ed. N. Y., 1808. 2 v. 
 27^--728 
 
 — Letters written during a short residence in Spain 
 
 and Portugal. 2d ed. Bristol, 1799. 8° 
 27»>-201 
 
 — Life of Nelson. N. Y., 1839 . . 30-399 
 
 — Life of Oliver Cromwell. N. Y., 1845 gO-114 
 
 — Life of Wesley ; and the rise and progress of 
 
 methodism. N. Y., 1820. 2 v. 8° 30-559 
 
 — Life of William Cowper. B.,1839. 2 v. 30-111 
 
 — Lives of the British admirals ; with an introduc- 
 
 tory view of the naval history of England. 
 L., 1833-40. 5 v. ... 27''-1102 
 
 — Lives of uneducated poets ; with attempts in 
 
 verse by J. Jones. L., 1836 30-500 
 
 — Selections from letters. Ed. by J. W. Warter. 
 
 L., 1856. 4v 33-1248 
 
 — Sir Thomas More ; or, colloquies on the progress 
 
 and prospects of society. L., 1829. 2 v. 8° 
 
 2-869 
 
 Southey, R. Specimens of the later English poets ; 
 
 with preliminary notices. L., 1807. 3 v. 
 
 23-1046 
 
 — Browne, C. T. Life of . . . 30-1326 
 
 — Cottle, .1. Reminiscences . . 30-109 
 
 — Southey, C. Life and correspondence of 
 
 30-648 
 
 — See Robberds, J. W. 
 
 — and C. C. Southe3^ Life of the Rev. Andrew 
 
 Bell ; comprising the history of the rise and 
 progress of the system of mutual tuition. L., 
 1844. 3 V. 8° . . . . 30-1126 
 
 Southey, T. Rise, progress and present state of 
 colonial wools. L., 1848. 8° . 4-32 
 
 Southgate, Henry. What men have said about 
 women. L., 1865. 1 v. in 2 . . 33-1315 
 
 Southgate, Horatio. Narrative of a tour tlirough 
 Armenia, Kurdistan, Persia, and Mesopo- 
 tamia. N. Y., 1840. 2 V. . . 28''-103 
 
 — Narrative of a visit to the Syrian (Jacobite) 
 
 church of Mesopotamia ; with statements and 
 reflections upon the present state of Chris- 
 tianity in Turkey. N. Y., 1844 . 28''-473 
 Southgate, "W. S. History of Scarborough, from 
 1633-1783. Maine hist. col. v, 3. 26''-645 
 Southward lio ! W. G. Simms . . -18-2873 
 Southwell, R. Poetical works. Ed. by W. B. 
 Turnbull. L., 1856 . . . 23-525 
 
 Southwokl. Mrs. L. D. Umsted . . 18-3383 
 Southworlh, Mrs. E. D. E. N. Allworth abbey 
 
 18-2970 
 
 — Bridal eve 18-2989 
 
 — The bride of Llewellyn . . . 18-2969 
 
 — The bride's fate: sequel to "The changed 
 
 brides" 18-2993 
 
 — The changed brides . . . 18-2983 
 
 — Curse of Clifton .... 18-3971 
 
 — Deserted wife 18-3973 
 
 — Discarded daughter .... 18-2973 
 
 — Fatal marriage 18-3988 
 
 — Fortune seeker . . . . 18-3990 
 
 — Gipsy's prophecy .... 18-3974 
 
 — Haunted homestead .... 18-3975 
 
 — How he won her .... 18-2966 
 
 — India 18-2976 
 
 — Lady of the isle .... 18-2977 
 
 — Lost heiress 18-2978 
 
 — Love's labor won .... 18-2979 
 
 — Missing bride 18-2980 
 
 — Mother-in-law 18-2981 
 
 — Prince of darkness, (and other tales) 18-4375 
 
 — Retribution 18-3983 
 
 — Three beauties 18-3984 
 
 — Two sisters ; same as Virginia and Magdalen 
 
 18-2985 
 
 — Vivia 18-2987 
 
 — Widow's son 18-2968 
 
 — Wife's victory ; and other nouvelette*' 18-2986 
 Southworth, Mrs. S. A. Hester Strong's life work 
 
 18-4274 
 
 — Inebriates hut 18-2991 
 
 Souvenir gallery. E. Percival, (ed.) . 33-1148 
 Souvenirs, mes. L. Escudier . . 34-5367 
 Souvenirs d'Allemagne. G. Labrunie de Nerval 
 
 34-3604 
 
 Souvenirs d'Antony. A. Dumas . . 34-3333 
 Souvenirs de Felicie. Mrae de Genlis . 34-5345 
 Souvenirs de jeunesse. H. Conscience . 34-3157 
 Souvenirs de jeunesse. C. Nodier . 34-3605 
 Souvenirs de la marquise de Crequy. Causen (de 
 
 St. Malo) 34-3166 
 
 Souvenirs de I'oncle William. Mme R. Bolle 
 
 34-3095 
 
 Souvenirs d'un amiral. E. J. de La Graviere 
 
 34-4661 
 
 Souvenirs d'un Bas-Breton. E. Souvestre 
 
 34-3814 
 
 Souvenirs d'un musicien. A. Adam . 34-3018,9 
 Souvenirs d'un proscrit. H. Corne . 34-5533 
 Souvenirs d'un vieillard. E. Souvestre 34-3811 
 
SOUVENIRS. 
 
 553 
 
 SPAIN. 
 
 Souvenirs cl'un demoiselle d' honneur de Mme la 
 Duchesse de Bourgogne. P., 1861 84-8389 
 Souveuiis d'une favorite. A. Dumas . 
 Souvenirs d'une institutrice. M. Froment 
 Souvenirs d'une vieille femme. S. Gay 
 Souvenirs of travel. Mme La Vert 
 Souvestre, E. Les Anges du Foyer. P., 
 
 — Attic philosopher in Paris 
 
 — Au Bord du lac. P.,, 1859 
 
 84-4714 
 34-4444 
 
 34-5364 
 
 27''-452 
 
 1858 
 
 34-8778 
 
 18-2i)61 
 
 34-8779 
 
 — Au bout du monde ; Etudes sur les colonisations 
 
 frauQaises. P., 1865 
 
 — Au coin du Feu. P., 1860 . 
 
 — Brittany and La Vendee . 
 
 — Causeries historiques et litteraircs. 
 
 3v 
 
 — Chroniques de la Mer. P., 1859 
 
 — Les Clairieres. 2me ed. P., 1854 
 
 — Confessions d'un ouvrier. P., 1857 
 
 — Contes et nouvelles. P.. 1858 
 
 — Dans la prairie. P., 1856 
 
 — Les derniers Bretons. P., 1858. 2 v. 
 
 — Les derniers Paysans. P., 1856 
 
 — Deux niiseres. [Conte.] P., 1859 
 P., 1857 . 
 
 2 V. 
 
 34-8779^ 
 34-3780 
 18-2962 
 
 P., 1861. 
 34-5457 
 34-8781 
 34-8803 
 34-8782 
 34-3783 
 34-3784 
 34-8785 
 34-3787 
 34-5213 
 34-8788 
 34-3789 
 34-3790 
 34-3792 
 34-3793 
 18-2963 
 18-2964 
 
 — L'Echelle de ferames. 
 
 — En famine. P., 1859 
 
 — Le Foyer Breton. P., 1858. 
 
 — La goutte d'eau. P., 1857 
 
 — Histoires d' Autrefois. P., 1859 
 
 — Lake sliore .... 
 
 — Leaves from a family journal . 
 
 — Lectures journalieres, a 1' usage -des ecoles et des 
 
 families. 2rae ed. P., 1858 . 34-5059 
 
 — Loin du pays ; Etudes sur les colonisations fran- 
 
 (jaises. P., 1865 .... 34-3786 
 
 — La maison isolee. P. 8" . . 34-4684 
 
 — La maison rouge. P., 1865 . . 34-5459 
 
 — Le mat de Cocagne. P., 1859 . 34-5456 
 
 — Le memorial de'famille. P., 1859 . 34-3795 
 
 — Le mendiant de Saint- Roch. P., 1859 34-5460 
 
 — Le monde tel qu'il sera. P., 1859 . 34-8796 
 
 — Le pasteur d'hommes. P., 1861 . 34-5455 
 
 — Les Peches de jeunesse. P., 1858 . 34-3797 
 
 — Pendant la Moisson. P., 1859 . 34-3798 
 
 — Pierre et Jean. P., 1859 . . 34-3800 
 
 — Un philosophe sous les toits. P., 1862 34-3799 
 
 — Popular legends of Brittany . . 18-2965 
 
 — En quaranlaine ; scenes et raoeurs des greves. 
 
 P., 1856 34-3791 
 
 — Recits et souvenirs; romans des families. P., 
 
 1860 34-3801 
 
 — Les reprouves etles elus. P., 1859. 2 v. 
 
 84-3802 
 
 — Riche et pauvre. P., 1858 . . 34-8804 
 
 — Le roi du monde ; histoire de I'argent et de s(m 
 
 intluence. P., 1863. 2v 
 
 — Scenes de la Chouannerie. P., 1858 
 
 — Scenes de la vie intime. P., 1857 . 
 
 — Scenes et'recits des Alpes. P., 1860 
 
 — Soirees de Meudon. P., 1857 . 
 
 — Sous les Filets. P., 1857' . 
 
 — Sous les ombrages. P., 1859 . 
 
 — Sous la tonnelle. P., 1859 
 
 — Souvenirs d'un Bas-Breton. P., 1860. 
 
 34-5454 
 34-8805 
 34-3806 
 34-3807 
 34-8808 
 34-8810 
 34-3810^ 
 34-3809 
 2 V. 
 
 34-3814 
 
 Souvenirs d'un vieillard. La derniere 6tape, 
 avec une notice par E. Lesbazeilles. 2me ed. 
 
 P., 1858 
 
 — Sur la pelouse. P., 1858 
 
 — Theatre de la jeunesse. P., 1860 
 
 — Trois femmes ; Reves poetiques 
 
 — La valise noire. P., 1865 
 Souviens toi. J. Fernand 
 Souza, Mme A. F. de F. de 
 
 1827 . 
 
 — La Comtesse de Fargy, 
 
 — M'lle de Tournon. B. 
 Sovereigns. Gaunter, H. 
 
 perors . . 
 
 34-3811 
 
 34-38081 
 
 34-3812 
 
 34-8813 
 
 34-5458 
 
 34-4881 
 
 Charles et Marie. B., 
 
 84-4257 
 
 B., 1828. 4 v. in 2 
 
 34-42.18 
 
 1827 . . 34-4260 
 
 Lives of the Mogul em- 
 
 33-317 
 
 Sovereigns. Colladay, W. R. Table of sovereigns 
 of England 27=^-279 
 
 — Doran, J. Monarchs retired from business 
 
 80-950 
 
 — Fowler, G. Lives of the sovereigns of Russia 
 
 30-1062 
 
 — Jameson, A. M. Memoirs of female sovereigns 
 
 30-254 
 
 — Levi-Alvares, D. Reines et regentes 34-8952 
 
 — Newman, E. M. Monarchs of modern liistory 
 
 29''-l()o 
 
 — Steele, E. R. Sovereigns of the bible 82-351 
 
 — Utterton, F. A. Biographical sketches of 
 
 30-1174 
 
 — See Kings; Queens. 
 
 Sow Avell and reap well. S. G. Goodrich 13-95 
 
 Sowerby, G. B.,jr. Conchological manual. 4th ed. 
 
 L., 1852. 8" .... 9-683 
 
 — Genera of recent and fossil shells; with plates, 
 
 by J. Sowerby. L. 2 v. 8» . 9-733 
 
 — Popular British concliology : a familiar history 
 
 of the molluscs inhabiting the British isles. 
 L., 1854 9-684 
 
 — Popular history of the aquarium of marine and 
 
 fresh water animals and plants. L., 1857 
 
 9-964 
 
 Sowerby, Henry. Popular mineralogy ; comprising 
 
 a familiar account of minerals and their uses. 
 
 L., 1850 9-297 
 
 Sowers not reapers. H. Martineau . 18-8861 
 Sowing the wind. E.L.Linton . . 18-1894 
 Soyer, A. Culinary campaign ; being historical 
 
 reminiscences of the late war ; with tlie plain 
 
 ait of cookery. L., 1857 . . 6-224 
 
 — Pantropheon ; or, liistory of food, and its prep- 
 
 aration. L., 1853. 8° . . 6-221 
 
 — Shilling cookery for the people. L., 1865 6-222 
 Sozomen, II. History of the church from A. D. 
 
 324 to 440 ; also, ecclesiavStical history of Phi- 
 
 lostorgius, as epitomised by Photius. Trans. 
 
 ty E. Walford. L., 1855 . . 32-559 
 
 Spaewife. J. Boyce .... 18-373 
 
 SpafariefF, L. Atlas of the gulf of Finland ; with 
 
 light-houses and towers for sailing by night. 
 
 St. Petersburg, 1817. f . . 25-353 
 
 Spain. History. 
 
 — Abbott, J. S. C. Romance of Spanish history 
 
 27''-1998 
 
 — Busk, M. M. History of . . 27^-2005 
 
 — Callcott, M. History of . . 27''-2009 
 
 — Chateaubriand, R. F. A. de. Congress of Ve- 
 
 rona 27^-2013 
 
 — Conde, J. A. Dominion of the Arabs in 
 
 27=^-2016. 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History of . . 27^-2020 
 
 — Dunlop, J. Memoirs of, 1621-1700 27»-2021 
 
 — Kincaid, J. Adventures in the ride brigade 
 
 27»-691 
 
 — Maxwell, W. H. Victories of Wellington 
 
 27=^-821 
 
 — Memoires d' un apothecairc sur la guerre d' 
 
 Espagna 84-4920 
 
 — Robertson, J. B. Lectures on . 27''-3580 
 
 — Sleeper, M. G. Pictures from history of 
 
 27^-2063 
 
 — Southey, R. Chronicle of the Cid 27"-2069 
 
 — Stanhope, P. H. War of the succession 
 
 27''-2030 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — Andersen, H. C. Travels in . . 27''-700 
 
 — Adolphus, J. L. Letters from . 27*'-497 
 
 — Andros, A. C. Sketches of . . 27''-593 
 
 — Beckford, W. Sketches of . . 27''-68,70 
 
 — Blackburn, H. Travelling in . 27f-814 
 
 — Brooke, A. D. Sketches in . . 27''-5o6 
 
 — Bryant, W. C. Letters from . . 27'^-498 
 
 — Byrne, Mrs. W. P. Cosas de Espana 27"-803 
 
 — Clayton, J. W. An autumn in . 27''-955 
 
 — Croker, R. Travels in . . . 27''-106 
 
 — Dix, J. A. Summer in . .. . 27''-236 
 
SPATK 
 
 554 
 
 SPARKS. 
 
 Spain. Tx'avels and description. 
 
 — Ford, R. Handbook for travellers in 27'^-486 
 
 — Gautier, T. Wanderinss in . . 27''-318 
 
 — Herbert, M. E. Impressions of . 27''-8r)0 
 
 — Inelis, H. D. Rambles in the footsteps of Don 
 
 Quixote 27b-790 
 
 — Jardine, A. Letters from . . 29^-26 
 
 — Journal of a residence in . . 27''-114 
 
 — Mackenzie, A. S. Year in . . 27"-lll 
 Spain revisited .... 27'*-112 
 
 — Mackie, J. M. Cosas de Espana ; or, to Madrid 
 
 via Barcelona 
 
 — Modern traveller 
 
 — Robertson, W. Visit to . 
 
 — Roaier, Mrs. Ramble in 
 
 — Scott, C. Excursions iii 
 
 — Southey, R. Letters on 
 
 — Spallazani, L. Travels in 
 
 — Swift, J F. Going to Jericho 
 
 — Townscnd, J. Journey through 
 
 27b-371 
 29''-281 
 27''-282 
 27^-470 
 27''-115 
 27'^-201 
 27''-83 
 29>'-3I5 
 27^-117 
 27i>-764 
 27i'-219 
 27''-245 
 27''-807 
 
 — Urquhart, D. Travels in 
 
 — Wailis, S. T. Glimpses of 
 ■ — Warren, J. B. Attache in 
 
 — Young, A. Travels in . 
 
 — Customs and society. 
 
 — Bradford, W. Sketches of character and cos- 
 
 tume 27"^-559 
 
 — Cayley, G. J. Biidle-roads of . 27''-413 
 
 — Ford,"R. Spaniards and their country ■27M07 
 
 — Murray, E. Artist's life in . . 27''-531 
 
 — Scenes and adventures in, by Poco Mas 
 
 . 27M10,500 
 
 27^-552 
 27''-288 
 
 — Thornburj^ W. Life in 
 
 — Wailis, 8. T. Sketch of 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Borrow, G. Bible in . . . 27b-842 
 
 — Capadose, A. Visit to the prisons of 27'>-785 
 
 — Chasles, P. Etudes sur V Espagne . 34-5420 
 
 — Moncricff, C. C. S. Irrigation in . 4-319 
 
 — Peccluo, G. Anecdotes of revolutions 27*-2044 
 
 — Saint- Heal, C.V. de. Conjuration desEspagnols 
 
 34-4287 
 
 — See America, Spanish ; Andalucia ; Basque ; 
 
 Carlist war ; Gibraltar ; Granada ; Gypsies ; 
 Inqnisiti(m ; Madrid ; Minorca ; Morocco ; 
 Peninsular war ; Pyrenees; Reformation; and 
 names of sovereigns. 
 
 Spalding, J. History of the troubles and memorable 
 transactions in Scotland in the reign of Charles 
 I. Aberdeen, 1829. 8° . . 27^-1378 
 
 Spalding, J. W. Japan, and around the world. N. 
 Y., 1855 . . . . . 28b-201 
 
 Spalding, M. J. History of the protestant reforma- 
 tion in Europe ; in a series of essays, review- 
 ing D'Aubigne, Menzel, Hallam, Prescolt, 
 Ranke, and others. Bait., 1865. 2 v. in 1. 
 8° 32-1749 
 
 — Miscellanea, v. 1. Bait., 18G6. 8» 32-1937 
 
 — Sketches of the life, times, and character of 
 
 Rev. B. J. Flaget. Louisville, 1852 30-1757 
 
 Spalding, W. History of English literature ; with 
 
 an outline of the origi7i and growth of the 
 
 English language. K Y., 1853 . 22-1218 
 
 — Italy and the Italian islands, from the earliest 
 
 ages to the present time. N. Y., 1842. 3 v. 
 27»-2473 
 
 — Same. E., 1841. 3 v. . . . 27^-2474 
 
 — See Moir, G. 
 Spalding. See Spaulding. 
 
 Spallanzani, L. Travels in the Two Sicilies, and 
 some parts of the Appeniues. L. ,1798. 4 v. 
 
 8° 27''-83 
 
 Spaniards. Quintana, M. J. Lives of 30-452 
 
 Spaniards and their country. H. Ford . 27''-107 
 Spaniards in Florida. G. R. Fairbanks 26''-403 
 Spanish-Americans. Hassaurek, F. Four years 
 
 among 2r)''-G55 
 
 Spanish ballads. J. G. Lockhart . . 3:M39 
 
 Spanish campaign in Morocco. 
 
 F. Hard man 
 
 28» 
 
 -176 
 
 Spanish conquest in America. A. Helps 26='-338 
 Spanish conquest of New Mexico. W. W. H. 
 
 Davis 20^-1056 
 
 Spanish drama. Moratin, L. F. de. Origenes del 
 
 teatro Espanol . . . ' v. 1 of 34-2 
 Spanish gypsy : a poem. M. Evans . 23-1003 
 Spanish language. Cubi y Soler, M. Traductor 
 
 Espaiiol 22-229 
 
 — Josse, A. L. Grammar . . . 22-155 
 
 — Monteith, A. H. Spanish without a master 
 
 22-170 
 
 — Neuman and Baretti's dictionary . 22-184 
 
 — Nouveau dictionnaire franQaise-espagiiol 
 
 34-2941 
 
 — Pino, J. G. del. Elements of. . 22-200 
 
 — Salva, V. Gramatica de la lengua . 34-13 
 
 — Sobrino, F. Grammaire nouvelle . 34-4439 
 
 — Velazquez de la Cadena, M. Dictionary of 
 
 22-370 
 
 — See Romance. 
 
 Spanish literature. Antonio, N. Bibliotheca His- 
 
 pana vetus 21-650 
 
 Bibhotheca Hispana nova . . 21-651 
 
 — Bibliogratico espanol y estranjero . 21-167 
 
 — Bibliotheca selecta de litteralura espanola 34-5 
 ^ ^ ' 21-166 
 
 22-943 
 
 34-5420 
 
 34-11 
 
 34-2398 
 
 22-1111 
 
 23-139 
 
 23-770 
 
 34-3 
 
 34-4 
 
 34-15 
 
 . 22-1248,9 
 
 Spanish reader 
 
 22-71 
 
 18-3786 
 
 18-3759 
 
 22-1111 
 
 — Boletin bibliogratico 
 
 — Bouterweck, F. History of . 
 
 — Chasles, P. Etudes sur 1' Espagne 
 
 — Colleccion de refranes 
 
 — Gomez de Mier, J. E. Handbuch . 
 
 — Kennedy, J. Modern Spanish poetry 
 
 — Lockhart, J. G. Spanish ballads . 
 
 — Longfellow, H. W. Essay on poetry 
 
 — Ochoa, E. de. Prosadores espaholes 
 
 — Orihucia, A. A. de. Poetas espaiiolep 
 
 — Ravizotti, G. Poesias castellanas 
 
 — Ticknor, G. History of . 
 
 — Velazquez de la Cadena, M. 
 
 Spanish novelists. T. Roscoe 
 
 Spanish papers. W. Irving . 
 
 Spanish poetry. J. Kennedy 
 
 Spanish reader. M. Velazquez de la Cadena 22-71 
 
 Spare, J. Differential calculus ; with applications. 
 
 B., 1865 14-163 
 
 Spare hours. J. Brown . . . . 83-180 
 
 — See Horae subsecivae. 
 
 Sparks, J. Correspondence of the American revolu- 
 tion ; being letters of eminent men to George 
 Wasliington, from the time of his aking 
 command of the arnij^ to the end of his presi- 
 dency. B., 1853. 4 V. 8» . 26>'-303 
 
 — Inquiry into the comparative moral tendency of 
 
 trinilarian and unitarian doctrines. B., 1823. 
 8° 32-1838 
 
 — Letters on the ministry, ritual, and doctrines of 
 
 the protestant episcopal church. Bait., 1820, 
 8° 32-1506 
 
 — Letter to Lord Malion ; being an answer to his 
 
 letter addressed to the editor of Washington's 
 writings. B.,4852. 8« . . 30-1637 
 
 — Library of American biography. B., 1834-48. 
 
 25 V 30-497 
 
 — Life of Benjamin Franklin ; containing the au- 
 
 tobiography, with notes, and a continuation. 
 B., 1844. 8° .... 30-807 
 
 — Life of Charles Lee. (S. A. B. 18) 30-497 
 
 — Life of Count Pulaski. (S. A. B. 14) 30-497 
 
 — Life of George Washington. B., 1839. 8» 
 
 30-546 
 
 — Life of Gouverneur Morris ; with selections 
 
 from his correspondence and miscellaneous 
 papers. B., 1832. 3 v. S" . 30-370 
 
 — Life of John Ledyard, the American traveller ; 
 
 comprising selections from his journals and 
 C(n-respondence. Camb , 1828. 8° 30-313 
 
 — Life of John Ledyard. (S. A. B. 24) 30-497 
 
 — Life of John Ribault. (S. A. B. 17) 30-497 
 
 — Life of R. 0. de La Salle. (S. A. B. 11) 
 
 30-497 
 
SPARKS. 
 
 555 
 
 SPENCER. 
 
 Spurks, J. Remarks on a " Reprint of the original 
 
 letters from Washington to Joseph Reed, 
 
 during the American revolution, referred to 
 
 in the pamphlets of Lord Mahon and Mr. 
 
 Sparks." B., 18.*)3. 8" . . 26M40 
 
 — Ellis, G. E. Memoir of . . . 80-2453 
 
 Siuiring to spend. T. S. Arthur . . ' 18-187 
 
 Sparks" from a locomotive. IL Fuller . 27'*-516 
 
 Sparling, M. See Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 
 Sparrowgrass papers. F. S. Cozzens 
 Spas of England. A. B Granville 
 Spas of Europe. J. Althaus 
 Spas of Germany. A. B. Granville 
 Spaulding, Mrs. Anna Marie. Poems. 
 
 N. 
 
 18-759 
 
 27''-5 
 
 10-460 
 
 27'>-945 
 
 Y., 18GG 
 
 23-825 
 
 Spaulding. See Spalding. 
 
 Spaj'th, H. American drauglit plaver ; or, the 
 theory and ])ractice of the scientific gauie of 
 checkers. N. Y.. 18G6 . . 20-63 
 
 Speaker at home. J. J. Halcombe and W. H. Stone 
 22-653 
 
 Speakers. See Readers and speakers. 
 
 Si)eakman, T. 11. Divisions in the society of friends. 
 Ph., 18!59 32-1443 
 
 Specific gravity. Boyle, R. Experiments on 11-10 
 
 Species. Bree, C. R. Species not trausmutable 
 
 9-515 
 
 — Darwin, C. Origin of . . . 9-53G 
 
 — Flourens, P. Examen le 1' origin des especes 
 
 ■ 34-4199 
 
 — Huxley, T. 11. Origin of . . 9-n67,8 
 
 — Lyell,"C. Origin of ... 9-253 
 
 — Owen, R. Extinction and transmutation of 
 
 9-600 
 
 — See Anthropology ; Ethnology ; Human race ; 
 
 Man ; Races. 
 
 Specimens of Cornish provincial dialect ; collected 
 and arranged by Uncle Jan Treenoodle ; with 
 some introductory remarks and a glossary, by 
 an antiquarian friend. L., 1846 . 22-996 
 
 Specimens of Douglas Jerrold's Avit . 18-1679 
 
 Specimens of the Greek and Roman classic poets. 
 C. A. Elton 23-815 
 
 Spectacles. Sichel, J. Uses and abuses of 10-545 
 
 — See Eye ; Sight ; Vision. 
 
 Spectacles for little eyes. S.W.Lander. B., 1862 
 26i'-410 
 
 — See Lander, S. W. 
 
 Spectator ; witli sketches of the lives of the authors, 
 and explanatory notes; new ed., with the 
 name of the author subjoined to each paper. 
 L., 1816. 8» .... 33-952 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1819. 12 v. . . 33-9"6 
 
 — Same ; with prefaces, historical and biographical, 
 
 by A. Chalmers. K Y., 1853. 6 v. 
 
 — Same. [Br. essayists; with preface 
 
 Chalmers.] B., 1855. 8 v. 
 
 — Drake, N. Essays illustrative of . 
 
 — Selections from .... 
 Spectropia. J. H. I5rowu 
 S|)ectrum analysis. H. E. Roscoe 
 Spectrum, solar. Kirchholi', G. Researches on 
 
 8-503 
 
 Speculative notes. D. M. Evans . . 1-192 
 
 Spedding, .T. Letters and ble of Francis Bacon, in- 
 cluding all his occasional works. L., 1M61-8. 
 
 8" 
 33-951 
 by A. 
 
 83-939 
 33-731 
 83-->91 
 11 -,-08 
 
 8-75 
 
 4 V. 
 
 L., 1807 
 
 30-1890 
 21-110 
 
 22-609 
 22-363 
 
 — Publishers and authors. 
 
 — See Bacon, F. 
 Speech. Bell, A. M. Principles of 
 
 Universal alphabetics . 
 
 — HaUb'man, S. S. Analytic orthography 22-393 
 
 — Henslowe, W. H. The phoiiarthron 22-300 
 
 — Hunt, J. Cure of imiicdiments in . 10-303 
 
 — Steele, J. Melody and measure of 22-803 
 
 — Stone, W. H. Physiology of . . 22-fc*53 
 
 — See Elocution; Phonetics; Stammering; Voice. 
 Speid, Mrs. J. B. Our la.st years in India. L., 1862 
 
 28"-418 
 
 Speight, T. W. Under lock and key . 18-2994 
 
 Speke, J. H. Journal of the discovery of the source 
 
 of the Nile. E., 1863 . . . 28»'-427 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1864. 8". . . 28''-427» 
 
 — What led to the discovery of the source of the 
 
 Nile. E., 18G4. 8° . . . 28^-458 
 
 Spelling. Brown, J. Classified spelling 22-309 
 
 — Graham, G. F. English spelling . 23-104 
 
 — Marks, E. N. R<,yal road to . . 22-362 
 
 — See Orthography ; and names of languages. 
 Spelman. See Haddan, A. W. 
 
 Spence, G. Equitable jurisdiction of the court of 
 chancery ; to which is i)refixed a concise ac- 
 count of tiie leading doctrines of the common 
 law, and of the course of procedure in regard 
 to civil rights. Ph., 1846,50. 2 v. 8° 2-157 
 
 Spence, James. The American union : its effect on 
 national character and policy; with an inquiry 
 into secession as a constituti(mal right, and the 
 causes of disruption. L., 1861. 8" 20''-994 
 
 — Southern independence : an address. L., 1863 
 
 2G--1005 
 
 Spence, Joseph. Anecdotes, observations, and char- 
 acters of books and men ; with notes, and a life 
 of the author, by S. W. Singer. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1858 33-343 
 
 Spence, William, F. L. S. Tracts on political 
 economy. L., 1822. S" . . 3-229 
 
 — See Kirby, Wm. 
 
 Spence, William, C. E. Patentable invention and 
 scientifii; evidence. L., 1851. 8" 2-852 
 
 — Treatise cm the principles relating to the speci- 
 
 fication of a patent for invention. L., 1847. 
 
 8° 2-379 
 
 Spencer, A. Narrative of Andersonville, drawn 
 
 fi'om evidence elicited on the trial of H. Wirz. 
 
 N. Y., 1866 26''-814 
 
 Spencer, B. Z. Tried and true ; or, love and loyalty 
 
 18-2996 
 
 Spencer, C. C. Rudiments of the art of playing the 
 
 piano-forte. L., 1862 . . . 5-1055 
 
 — Rudimentary and practical treatise on music. 
 
 6Ui ed. L., 1865. 2 v. in 1 . 5-1049 
 
 Spencer, C. P. The last ninety days of the war in 
 
 North Carolina. N. Y.,"l866 . 26''-841 
 
 Spencer, E. Fall of the Crimea. L., 18')4 27''-2988 
 
 — Germany, from the BaUic to the Adriatic; or, 
 
 Prussia, Austria, and Venetia ; with reference 
 to the late war. L., 1867 . . 27''-891 
 
 — Travels in France and Germany in 1865-6, etc. 
 
 L., 1866. 2 V. 8» . . . 27^-816 
 
 — Travels in the western Caucasus ; including a 
 
 tour through Imeritia, Mingrelia, Turkey, 
 Moldavia, Galicia, Silesia, and Moravia, in 
 1836. L., 1838. 2 v. 8° . . 28''-104 
 
 — Turkey, Russia, the Black sea, and Circa.ssia. 
 
 L., 1854 27''-339 
 
 Spencer, G. T.. earl. Bibliotheca Spenceriana. See 
 
 Dibdin, T. F., in Supplement . 21-641 
 
 Spencer, H. The classification of the sciences ; to 
 
 which are added reasons for dissenting from 
 
 the philosopliy of M. Comte. L., 1864. 8° 
 15-338 
 
 — Education ; intellectual, moral, and physical. 
 
 N. Y., 1861 13-213 
 
 — Essays : scientific, political, and speculative. 
 
 L., 1858,63 33-1014 
 
 — First principles. N. Y., 1862. 8° . 15-193 
 
 — Principles of biology. L., 1864-7. 2 v. 8" 9-986 
 
 — Principles of psychology. L., 18"i5. 8" 15-173 
 
 — Social statics; or, the conditions essential to 
 
 human happiness specified, and tlie first of 
 tliem devel()i)ed. L., 1851. 8» . 2-870 
 
 Spencer, I. S. A pastor's sketclies ; or, conversa- 
 tions with anxious inquirers respecting the 
 way of salvation, N. Y., 1853. 2 v. 32-445 
 
 Spencer, J. A. The east : sketches of travel in 
 
 Egypt and the holy land. N. Y., 1850. 8» 
 
 " 28M.n4 
 
 — Same. 4th ed. N. Y., 1854 . . 28»'-134* 
 
SPENUER. 
 
 556 
 
 SPORTS. 
 
 Spencer, J. A. History of the U. S., to tlio admin- 
 istration of Jaines Buchanan. N. Y., 1858. 
 3 V. 4» SG'^-SOQ 
 
 Spencer, P. R. Spencerian key to practical p(!nman- 
 ship. N. Y. 8° . . . . 18-212 
 
 Spencer, Thomas, M. D. Lectures on animal lieat. 
 Geneva, K Y., 1845 . . . 10-376 
 
 Spencer, Rev. Thomas. Appeals to the heart: ex- 
 hibiting the beauties of Christian truth. B., 
 1840 32-202 
 
 — Raffles, S. Life and discnurses of . 30-848 
 Spencerian liey. P. R. Spencer . . 13-212 
 Spencer's Boston theatre. See French's Minor and 
 
 standard drama. 
 Spendtlirift. W. H. Ainsworth . . 18-^21 
 
 Spengel, L. Synasroge teclinon, sive artiura scrip- 
 tores ab initiis usque ad editos Aristoteiis de 
 rhetorica Hbros. Stiitt., 1828. 8° 34-483 
 
 Spenser, E. Poetical works ; with introductory ob- 
 servations on tlie Faerie queene, and notes by 
 tlie editor. B., 1839. 5 v. . . 23-216 
 
 — "Works ; edited by J. P. Collier. L., 1862. 5 v. 
 
 8° 23-644 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-471 
 
 — Hart, J. S. Essay on the life of . 22-1079 
 
 — See Warton, T. 
 
 Speronare, le. A. Dumas . . . 34-3266 
 
 Sperry, H. T. Country love vs. city flirtation. TST. 
 Y., 1865 23-818 
 
 Sphere and duties of government. C. W. v. Hum- 
 boldt 2-732 
 
 Spielhagen, F. Problematic characters 18-4239 
 
 — Through night to light . . 18-4293 
 Spiers, A. Manual of commercial terms in English 
 
 and French ; or, coflection in English and 
 French of the terms and forms of commerce. 
 Ph., 1847 1-66 
 
 — Spiers & Surenne's French and English, and 
 
 English and French pronouncing dictionary ; 
 newly composed from the French dictiona- 
 ries of the French academy, and from the 
 English dictionaries of Johnson, Webster, 
 Worcester, Richardson, et al. ; revised and 
 enlarged by G. P. Quackenbos, K Y., 1854. 
 8" 22-371 
 
 Spinal curvatures. See Spine. 
 
 Spindler, 0. Der bastard, eine deutsche Sittenge- 
 schichte aus zeitatler dem Kaiser Rudolph. 
 Ph., 1856 34-535 
 
 — Der invalide ; historisch-romantische bilder 
 
 neuerer zeit. Ph., 1858 . . 34-536 
 
 — Der Jesuit; character-gemalde. Ph., 1858 
 
 . V . . . 34-537 
 
 — The Jesuit 18-3817 
 
 — The Jew 18-3651,2 
 
 — Der Vogelhandler von Imst. Volksroman. N. 
 
 Y., 1856. 4 V 34-533 
 
 Spine. Ashhurst, J. Injuries of . . 10-703 
 
 — Godfrey, Mrs. Nature and treatment of spinal 
 
 curvatures 10-427 
 
 — Lee, B. Treatment of angular curvature 
 
 10-704 
 
 Spineto, Marquis. Elements of hieroglyphics and 
 
 Egyptian antiquities. L., 1845. 8» 28'»-130 
 Spinola. See Virues y Spinola, J. J. de. 
 Spinoza, ein Denkerleben. B. Auerbach 34-603 
 Spinoza et le naturalisme contemporaine. Noiirris- 
 
 son 34-4198 
 
 Spinster's story. By M. A. F. . . 18-3662 
 Spirit drawings. W. M. Wilkinson . 32-1821 
 Spirit history of man. S. F. Dunlap . 32-760 
 
 Spirit land. S. B. Emmons . . . 32-1711 
 Spirit of the age. Hazlitt, W. . . 30-1718 
 
 — Home, R^ H 30-241 
 
 Spirit of the fair. A. R. Macdonough . 33-1178 
 Spirit of laws, review of. A. S. C. Tracy 2-894 
 Spirit of life. W. G. Clark . . . 33-166 
 
 Spirit of Saint Vincent de Paul. A. J. Ansart 
 
 32-2357 
 
 Spirit of seventy-six. Mrs. D, Curtis- . 24-225 
 
 Spirits. Scott, W. The existence of evil spirits 
 
 32-2204 
 
 Spiritual life, science of. J. Cooper . 32-1981 
 Spiritual philosopliy. J. H. Green . 15-342 
 
 Spiritual point of vieAV. M. Mahan . 32-1012 
 Spiritual progress. J. W. Metcalf . 32-492 
 
 Spiritunl wives. W. H. Dixon , . 32-2403 
 Spiritualism. Apocatasfasis . . . 32-1616 
 
 — Beecher, C. Review of the "spiritual mani- 
 
 festations" 32-1586 
 
 — Bray, C. Speculations on . . 15-305 
 
 — Britisii association of progressive spiritualists, 
 
 proceedings of conventions . . 2-561 
 
 — Brown, J. P. The dervishes . . 32-2379 
 
 — Crosland, N. Light in the valley . 32-2241 
 
 — Davis, A. J. Great harmonia . 32-1551 
 
 — — Magic staff" 30-1510 
 
 Present age, and inner life . 32-1424 
 
 Principles of nature . . . 32-1689 
 
 — Denton, W., and E. M. F. Soul of thin es 
 
 32-1820 
 
 — Dods, J. B. Spirit manifestations . 32-1577 
 
 — Edmonds and Dexter. Spiritualism 32-1833 
 
 — Emmons, S. B. Spirit land . . 32-1711 
 
 — Gasparin, A. de. Science «,*. modern spiritual- 
 
 ism 32-1615 
 
 — Gordon, W. R. Threefold test . 32-2194 
 
 — Hanunond, C. Pilgrimage of Thomas Paine 
 
 32-1854 
 
 — Hare', R. Lwestigation of . . 32-1427 
 
 — Home, D. D. Incidents in my life 30-1431 
 
 — The invisibles 32-1968 
 
 — Lewis, E. W. The spiritual reasoner 32-2313 
 
 — M . . . , E. de. Des esprits et de leurs manifes- 
 
 tations fluidiques .... 34-4603 
 
 — Nichols, T. L. Biography of Davenport l)ro- 
 
 thers 30-1628 
 
 Supramundane facts in the life of J. B. Fer- 
 guson 32-302 
 
 — Owen, R. D. Footfalls on the boundary of an- 
 
 other world 32-1682 
 
 — Rappers, the 32-1825 
 
 — Sansom, G. W. Physical media in spiritual 
 
 manifestations .... 32-2480 
 
 — Sargent, E. Planchette . . . 32-2479 
 
 — Tuttle, H. Arcana of nature . . 32-1819 
 
 — Univercaelum, the .... 32-2058 
 
 — Wilkinson, W. M. Spirit drawings 32-1821 
 
 — Young, A. The fractional family . 15-196 
 
 — See Apparitions ; Mysteries ; Pneumatology ; 
 
 Superstition ; Witchcraft. 
 Spitta, C J. P. See Lyra domestica . 23-595 
 
 Spitzbergen. Biard, Mme. Voyage d' une femme 
 
 au 34-3034 
 
 — Duff'erin, F. T. B. Letters from high latitudes 
 
 27''-447 
 
 — Hildebrandt, C. Winter in . . 27''-733 
 Splene, Megathym. [Pseud.] Almaematres, (dedi- 
 cated, without permission, to the freshmen 
 and dons of Oxford.) L. . . 13-214 
 
 Spoff"()rd, 5. E. P. Amber gods, etc. . 18-2541 
 
 — Azarian . . . . . . 18-2543 
 
 — Sir Rohan's ghost .... 18-2543 
 Spohr, L. Autobiography. Trans, from the Ger- 
 man. L., 1865. 8° . • . . 80-1674 
 
 — Violinschule. Wien. 4" . . 5-1159 
 Spooner, E. Parson and people ; or, incidents in 
 
 the every-day life of a clergyman. N. Y., 
 
 1865 32-1536 
 
 Spooner, S. Anecdotes of painters, engravers, 
 sculptors, and architects, and curiosities of 
 art. N. Y., 1853. 3 v. . . 5-63 
 
 — Guide to sound teeth ; or, a popular treatise on 
 
 the teeth, N. Y., 1836 . . 10-99 
 
 Spooner, W. C. History, structure, economy, and 
 
 diseases of the sheep. L., n. d. . 4-133 
 
 Sports and pastimes for in-doors and out. W. T. 
 
 Adams 20-205 
 
 Sports and sporting. Aiken, H. National sports of 
 
 Great Britain .... 20-300 
 
SPORTS. 
 
 557 
 
 SPURZTIEIM. 
 
 Sports and sporting. American boy's book 20-304 
 
 — Apperley, C. J. Nimrod abroad . 20-305 
 
 — Athletic sports for boys . . . 20-306 
 
 — Barnard, M. R. Sport in Norway . 27'^-668 
 
 — Bindley, C. Sporting facts and fancies 20-472 
 
 Sportsman's trieud in a frost . 20-471 
 
 Slable talk and table talk . . 20-474 
 
 — Blaine, D. P. Encyclopaedia of . 20-312 
 
 — Bunistead, J. On llie wing . . 20-516 
 
 — By-lanes and downs of England . 20-318 
 
 — Cabinet of natm-al history . . 9-1235 
 
 — Campbell, J. Field sports in Ceylon 28^-393 
 
 — Colquhoun, J. Sporting days . 20-327 
 
 — Conwav, J. Letters from the highlands 
 
 . " 27''-538 
 
 — D'Ewes, J. Sporting in both hemispheres 
 
 20-341 
 
 — Dravson, A. W. Sporting scenes among the 
 
 Kaffirs 28"-2G3 
 
 — Egan. P. Book of sports . . 20-;i46 
 
 — Gun, rod, and saddle . . . 20-359 
 
 — Hall, H. B. Scottish sports and pastimes 
 
 20-360 
 
 — Hamilton, J. P. Reminiscences of an old 
 
 sportsman 20-362 
 
 — Hardy, C. Forest life in Acadie . 26''-530 
 Sporting adventures in tlie new world 
 
 26''-359 
 
 — Harewood, H. Dictionary of sports 20-361 
 
 — Harris, W. C. Wild spoits of Southern Africa 
 
 28"- 63 
 
 Sporting scenes . 33-37 
 
 Fiekl sports . . 20-372 
 
 Frank Forester's sporting scenes 20-374 
 
 Manual for young sportsmen . 20-371 
 
 Warwick woodlands . . . 20-375 
 
 — Idle, C. Hints on shooting and fishing 20-386 
 
 — King, W. R. Sportsman and naturalist in 
 9-686 
 
 Sporting anecdotes . .20-395 
 
 Sporting adventures in northern 
 
 27'^-589 
 
 A. Wild sports in valley of the 
 
 28''-351 
 
 Pictures of sporting life 
 
 Hawes, W. P. 
 Herbert, H. W. 
 
 Canada 
 
 — Krider, J. 
 
 — Lamont, J. 
 
 seas 
 
 — Laugley, E. 
 
 Indus . 
 
 — Lennox, W. Pictures of sporting life 20-401 
 Recreations of a sportsman . 20-402 
 
 — Lewis, E. J. Hints to sportsmen . 20-409 
 
 — Lloyd, L. Scandinavian adventures 27''-456 
 
 — Markham, F. Sporting in the east 28''-296 
 
 — Maxwell, W. H. The tield book . 20-415 
 
 — Mills, J. Sportsman's library . 20-423 
 
 — Newhouse, S. . The trapper's guide 20-427 
 
 — Oliphant, Gr. H. H. Law concerning horses, 
 
 racing, etc v. 58 of 2-55 
 
 — St. John, 0. Natural history and sport in 
 
 Moray 9-623 
 
 Wild sports and natural history in the high- 
 lands 9-961 
 
 — Shakespear, H. Wild sports of India 28b-349 
 
 — Sportsman in Ireland . . . 27''-60 
 
 — Sirutt, J. Sports and pastimes of the people of 
 
 England ..... 20-479 
 
 — Toltrey, F. Sportsman in France . 27'^-209 
 
 — Walker, D. Manly exercises . . 20-498,9 
 
 — Wilson's rambles in the Himalayas 28''-371 
 
 — See Dogs; Falconry; Fishing; Fox-hunting; 
 
 Guns and gunning ; Gymnastics ; Hawking ; 
 Horses ; Hunting ; Pastimes ; Riding ; Riiie. 
 
 Sportsman in Ireland ; with his summer tour through 
 the highlands of Scotland. By a cosmopo- 
 lite. R. Allen. L., 1840. 2 v. . 27''-60 
 
 Spottiswoode, W. A tarantasse journey through 
 Eastern Russia. L., 1857 . . ' 27''-601 
 
 Sprague, C. Poetical and prose writings. B., 1850 
 23-2()4 
 
 — Writings. N. Y., 1841. 8° . . 33-79 
 Sprague, J. T. Origin, progress, and conclusion of 
 
 the Florida war ; with record of officers and 
 
 privates who were killed. N. Y., 1848. 8° 
 
 26»-189 
 
 Sprague, W. B. Annals of the American pulpit ; 
 with historical introductions. N. Y., 1857-69. 
 9v. 8" 80-933 
 
 — Hints designed to regulate the intercourse of 
 
 Christians. Alb., 1834 . . 32-203 
 
 — Lettei-s on practical subjects, to a dauixhter. 
 
 Alb., 1846. . ■ . . . . 83-410 
 
 — Life of Timothy Dwiglit. (S. A. B. 14) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — Memoirs of Rev. John McDowell and the Rev. 
 
 Wm. McDowell. N. Y., 1864 . 30-1849 
 
 — Visits to, European celebrities. B., 1855 
 
 . ■ 30-824 
 
 Sprat, Thomas. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-171 
 
 Sprat, Rev. Thomas. History of the royal society 
 
 of London. 4th ed. L., 1734. B" 11-216 
 Spratt, G. Obstetric tables. Ph., 1850. 4" ■ 
 
 10-1001 
 
 Spratt, T. A, B. Travels and researches in Crete. 
 
 L., 1865. 2 V. 8° . . . 27^-758 
 Spread-eagleism. G. F. Train . . 33-1202 
 Sprees and splashes. H. Morfbrd . 18-2256 
 
 Spring, G. Fragments from the study of a pastor. 
 
 N. Y., 1838 32-1498 
 
 — The glory of Christ ; illustrated in his character 
 
 and history. N. Y , 1852. 2 v. 8° 32-365 
 
 — Memoirs of the Rev. Samuel J. Mills. N. Y., 
 
 1820. 8" 30-300 
 
 — The mercy-seat ; thoughts suggested by the 
 
 Lord's prayer. N. Y^, 1850 ^ . 32-2345 
 
 — The obligations of the world to the bible. N. Y., 
 
 1839 32-204 
 
 — Personal reminiscences. N. Y., 1866. 2 y. 
 
 30-1744 
 
 — Pulpit ministrations; or, sabbath readings: a 
 
 series of discourses on Christian doctrine and 
 duty. N. Y., 1864. 2 v. 8° . 32-1295 
 Spring. R. Mudie .... 9-1035 
 Spring and summer in Lapland. H. W. Wheel- 
 wright . 27''-653 
 
 Spring ride, the ; or, Partington hall . 18-2993 
 Spring-tide. J. Y. Akerman . . 20-294 
 
 Spring-time of life. D. Magie . . 33-421 
 
 Springdale abbey. Joseph Parker . 18-2429 
 Springfield, Rollo. The horse and his rider. N. Y., 
 
 1847 20-368 
 
 Springer, A. Geschichte CEsterreichs seit dem 
 Wiener frieden, 1809. Leip., 1«63. 2 y. 8» 
 
 34-2417 
 
 Springer, J. S. Forest life and forest trees ; with 
 descriptions of lumbering operations. N. Y., 
 
 1851 4-55 
 
 Springs of action. C. H. B. Richards . 33-918 
 
 Spruner, K. v. Historico-geographical hand-atlas. 
 
 L.,1841. 4« .... 25-308 
 
 Spry, H. H. Modern India ; with illustrations of 
 
 the resources and capabilities of Hindustan. 
 
 L., 1837. 2y 28''-545 
 
 Spurgeon, C. II. Anecdotes and stories collected 
 and arranged by O. Creyton ; with a sketch 
 of Mr. Spurgeon's life. L., 1866 32-2190 
 
 — Evening by evening ; or, readings at eventide. 
 
 L., 1868 32-2460 
 
 — Gleanings among the sheaves. N. Y., 1869 
 
 32-2453 
 
 — John Ploughman's talk ; or, plain advice for 
 
 plain people. N. Y., 1869 . . 33-906 
 
 — Morning by morning ; or, daily readings for the 
 
 family or the closet. N. Y., 1866 32-1926 
 
 — Saint and his saviour. L., 1857 . 32-2493 
 
 — Sermons. 3d and 4th series. N. Y., 1858. 2 v. 
 
 32-2444 
 
 — Smooth stones taken from ancient Brooks. N. 
 ' y., 1860 33-1451 
 
 — Sword and trowel .... 32-2081 
 
 — Sketch of the life and ministry of. K Y., 1857 
 
 30-971 
 
 Spurzheim, J. G. Anatomy of the brain ; with a 
 iceneral view of the nervous system. Trans, 
 by R. Willis. L., 1826. S^ . 10-611 
 
SPURZHEIM. 
 
 558 
 
 STANDARD. 
 
 Spurzhcim, J. G. Education ; its elementary prin- 
 ciples founded on the nature of man ; Avitli an 
 appendix by S. R. Wells. 13th Am. ed. 
 N. Y., 1847 13-318 
 
 — Observations on the deranged manifestations of 
 
 tile mind ; or, insanity. "B., 1833. 8" 10-298 
 
 — Outlines of phrenology. B., 1833 . 10-103 
 
 — Phrenology ; or, the doctrine of the mental 
 
 phenomena. N. Y., 1846. 8° . 10-100 
 
 — Phienology in connexion with the study of 
 
 physiognomy; to which is prefixed a biog- 
 raphy of the author, by N. Capen. 2d Am. ed. 
 B., 1834. 8° .... 10-101 
 
 — Phj'siognomical system of Drs. Gall and Spurz- 
 
 heim ; founded on an anatomical and physio- 
 logical examination of the nervous system and 
 of the brain. 3d ed. L., 1815. 8° 10-708 
 Spuytenduyvel chronicle . . . 18-3995 
 Spy, the. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-738 
 
 Spy, tiie English. C. M. Westmacott . 33-80 
 
 Spy unmaslced, the. H. L. Barniim . 18-389 
 
 Squanders of Castle Squander. W. Carleton 18-589 
 Squibob papers. G. H. Derby . . 18-834 
 
 Squier, E. G. Antiquities of the state of New York ; 
 being the results of original surveys and ex- 
 plorations ; with a supplement on the antiqui- 
 ties of the west. Bufhilo, 1851. 80 26''-385 
 
 — Monograph of authors who have written on the 
 
 languages of Central America, and collected 
 vocabularies or composed works in the native 
 dialects of that country. N. Y., 18G1. 4» 
 31-270 
 
 — Nicaragua ; its people, scenery, monuments, and 
 
 the proposed interoceanic canal. N. Y., 1853. 
 2 V. 8» 26b-234 
 
 — Notes on Central America ; particularly the 
 
 states of Honduras and San Salvador. N. Y. 
 1855. 8° 36''-290 
 
 — The states of Central America ; with chapter 
 
 on the Honduras interoceanic railway. N. Y. , 
 1858. 8" 26^-339 
 
 — Tropical fibres ; their production and economic 
 
 extraction. N. Y., 1861. 8° . 1-167 
 
 — WaiUna; or, adventures on the mosquito shore. 
 
 N. Y., 1855 26^-384 
 
 — and E. H. Davis. Ancient monuments of the 
 
 Mississippi valley. N. Y., 1848. 4» 26''-1203 
 
 — Same. [Sm. cont. v. Ij . . 11-502 
 
 — See Lay, G. T. 
 
 Squier, M. P. Reason and the bible ; or, the truth 
 
 of religion. N. Y., 1860 . . 32-1898 
 
 Squire, the. Ellen Pickering ' . . 18-3503 
 
 Squire Trevlyn's heir. Mrs. H. Wood . 18-3584 
 
 Staal-Delaunay, M. J. C, Mmc de. Memoires. 
 
 [Barriere, J. F.; V. 1]. . . 34-3519 
 
 Stahat mater: oratorio. G.Rossini . 5-875 
 
 Stable economy. Miles, W. Stables and stable 
 
 fittings 4-512 
 
 — Stewart, J. Treatise on the management of 
 
 horses ...... 4-11 t 
 
 — Tongue, C. Stable practice, by Cecil 4-390 
 
 — See Horses and horsemanship. 
 
 Stable talk and table talk. " H. Hieover" 20-474 
 
 Stacions of Rome, etc. [E. E. T. S. pt. 25] 
 
 V. 13 of 32-1043 
 
 Stacke, H. Story of the American war, 1861-5. 
 L., 180G 26»-990 
 
 Stackhouse, T. New history of the holy bible ; with 
 answers to most of the controverted questions, 
 dissertations upon the most remarkable pas- 
 sages, and a connection of profane history, 
 etc. Dub., 1748. 6 v. . . 33-205 
 
 Stael-Holstein, A. L, G. N. de. L'Allemagne. P-, 
 1853 34-3816 
 
 — Considerations sur la revolution Frangaise. P., 
 
 1843 84-3985 
 
 — Considerations on the principal events of the 
 
 French revolution. Ed. by the Duke de 
 Broglie and the Baron de Stael. N. Y., 1818. 
 2 v. B" 27'^1G93 
 
 Stael-Holstein, A. L. G. N. de. Corinne ; ou, 1' 
 Italic. P., 1859 .... 34-3815 
 
 — Corinne ; or, Italy ; . . , 18-847 
 
 — Delphine. P., 1856 . . . 34-3817 
 
 — Same, in English .... 18-848 
 
 — Germany. Trans, from the French. New ed. 
 
 L., 18"l4. 3v. So . . . 37"-39 
 
 — Same ; with notes and appendices by O. W. 
 
 Wight. N. Y., 1861. 2 v. . 27*^-26 
 
 — Influence of literature upon society. B., 1813 
 
 22-1221 
 
 — La litterature, consideree dans ses rapports avec 
 
 les institutions sociales, suivi de I'influence des 
 passions sur le bonheur. P., 1845 34-3819 
 
 — Memoires, (Dix annees d'exil ) . Ouvrage 
 
 posthume ; jjrecedee d' une notice sur sa vie 
 ct ses ouvrages par Mme Necker de Saussure. 
 P., 1861 34-3818 
 
 — Ten years' exile ; or, memoirs of her life, writ- 
 
 ten by herseU". N. Y., 1821 . 30-1732 
 
 — Ciiild, L. M. Memoirs of . . 30-87 
 
 — Lenormant, Mme. Coppet et Weimar 34-4507 
 Mme de Stael and the Grand Duchess Louise 
 
 30-1383 
 
 — Norris, M. Life and times of . 30-784 
 Staffordshire. Nightingale, Rev. J. 
 
 . ' . . Pt. 2, V. 13 of 27''-474 
 
 Stage. Barker, J. List of plays . . 34-157 
 
 — Bedford, A. Remonstrance against impieties 
 
 of 34-176 
 
 — Bernard, J. Retrospections of . 34-133.175 
 
 — Boaden, ,T. History of . . . 30-386 
 
 — Bunn, A. Before and behind the curtain 84-32 
 
 — Calcraft, J. W. Defence of . . 34-174 
 
 — Cibber, C. Apology for his own life 30-96 
 
 — Clapp, W. W., jr. Record of . 34-110 
 
 — Collier, J. Immorality of the English stage 
 
 34-188 
 
 — Collier, J. P. Annals of . . 33-989 
 
 — Dibdin, C. History of . . . 21-170 
 
 — Dil)din, T. Reminiscences . . 80-133 
 
 — Doran, J. Annals of . . . 34-133 
 
 — Dutlon, T. The dramatic censol- . 34-78 
 
 — Lafitte, J. B. P. Memoires de Fleury de la 
 
 comedie franqaise . . . 34-5379 
 French stage and French people 24-204 
 
 — Morley, H. Journal of a London play-goer 
 
 24-183 
 
 — Scrap-book of newspaper criticisms, &c. 24-171 
 
 — Smith, W. H. Players, playhouses, etc. 24-337 
 
 — Styles, J. Character and influence of 24-177 
 
 — Wilherspoon, J. Nature and effects 32-353 
 
 — Wood, W. B. Recollections of . 24-146 
 
 — See Acting; Actors; Drama; Dramatic bio- 
 
 si'raph}' ; Theatre. 
 Stahl, "p. J. Pseud. See Hetzel, ,T. 
 Stuhr, A. Life and works of G. E. Lessing ; from 
 
 the German, by E. P. Evans. B., IHfili.. 2 v. 
 
 30-1902 
 
 Stains, V. D. de. Phonography. 2d ed. L., 1843. 
 
 8» 23-237 
 
 Stair-builder's guide. S.De Graff . 5-719 
 
 Stallard, J. H. The female casual, and her lodging; 
 
 with a complete scheme lor the regulation of 
 
 workhouse infiiinaries. L., 1866 2-873 
 
 — London pauperism amongst Jews and Chris- 
 
 tians. L., 1867. 8» . . . 3-8(58 
 
 Stamboul, in and around. Mrs. E. Hornby 37"-460 
 Staraer, W. Recollections of a life of adventure. 
 
 L., 1866. 3 v 39"-357 
 
 Stammering. Hunt, J. Cure of . . 10-303 
 
 — See Speech. 
 
 Stamp acts. Tilsley, H. Digest and decisions 3-378 
 
 — See Interniil revenue. 
 Stamps. See Postage stamps. 
 
 Stand up for Jesus. D. A. Tyng . . 33-514 
 
 Standard alphabet. C. R. Lepsius . 23-153 
 
 Standard library cyclopaedia of political, constitu- 
 tional, statistical and forensic knowledge. 
 L., 1853. 4v 2-873 
 
STANDISH. 
 
 559 
 
 STATESMEN. 
 
 Standish. Mrs. R. Hare . . . 18-2997 
 Standisb, the puritan, E. Grayson . 18-1263 
 Stanfield, J. F. Essay on tlie study and compo- 
 sition of biograpliy. Sunderland, 1813. 8" 
 
 30-1791 
 
 Stanford, C. Joseph Alleine : his companions and 
 times; a memoir of "Black Barthoh)mew," 
 1G62. L., 1861 .... 30-1899 
 
 — Power in weakness ; memorials of the Rev. 
 
 William Rliodes. 2d ed. L., 1860 30-1423 
 Stanford, J. K. Lady's gift ; or, woman as she 
 
 ought to be . ' . . . . 18-2998 
 Stanhope, Lady H. Travels ; narrated by her 
 
 physician. L., [1846.] 3 v. 8° 28'M88 
 Stanhope, L. Greece, in 1823,4; a series of letters, 
 
 and other documents, on the Greek revolution. 
 
 Ph., 1825. 8» . . . . 27''-55 
 
 Stanhope, P. D. See Chesterfield. 
 Stanhope, P. H., 5th Earl of. "The forty-five;" 
 
 being the narrative of tiie insurrection of 1745; 
 
 alsoletters of Prince Charles Stuart. L., 1851 
 27^-787 
 
 — History of England, from the peace of Utrecht 
 
 to the peace of Paris, 1713-83. Ed. by Henry 
 Reed. N. Y., 1849. 2 v. 8° . 27^-785 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. ; revised. B., 1853. 7 v. 
 
 * 27^-786 
 
 — History of the war of the succession in Spain. 
 
 2d ed. L., 1836. 8° . . . 27''-2030 
 
 — Life of Belisarius. Ph., 1832 ^ . 30-31 
 
 — Life of Louis, prince of Conde. N. Y*., 1845 
 
 30-330 
 
 — Life of R't Hon. William Pitt. L., 1861.2. 4 v. 
 
 30-1340 
 
 — Miscellanies ; collected and edited by Earl Stan- 
 
 hope. 2d ed. L., 1863 . . 33-1347 
 Stanhope Burleigh. Helen Dhu . . 18-3000 
 Stanley, A. D. See Day, .Teiemiah. 
 Stanley, A. P. Historical memorials of Canterbury. 
 
 3d ed. L., 1857 .... 32-1048 
 
 — Historical memorials of Westminster Abbey. 
 
 L., 1868. 8" . . . . 27"-! 103 
 
 — Lectures on the history of the eastern church ; 
 
 with an introduction on the study of ecclesi- 
 astical history. L., 1861. 8° . 32-712 
 
 — Lectures on the history of the Jewish church. 
 
 L., 1863-5. 2 V. 8° . . . 32-1089 
 
 — Life and correspondence of Thomas Arnold. 
 
 N. Y., 1846. 8° . . . . 30-22 
 
 — Sermons and essays on the apostolical age. 2d 
 
 ed. Oxf., 1853. 8° . . . 32-1088 
 
 — Sermons preached before H. R. H. the Prince of 
 
 Wales, during his tour m the east. N. Y. , 1863 
 33-1130 
 
 — Sinai and Palestine, in connection with their 
 
 history. N. Y., 1857. 8° . . 28*'-225 
 Stanley, E. Familiar history of birds. L., 1851 
 
 9-635 
 
 Stanley, G. Synopsis of the principal painters of 
 
 the Dutch and Flemish schools ; including an 
 
 account of some of the early German masters. 
 
 L., 1855 30-493 
 
 — See Bryan, M. 
 
 Stanley, H. Pilate and Herod . . 18-2999 
 
 Stanley, R. F. See Autobiography of a " Man of 
 Kent." 
 
 Stanley. PL B. Wallace . . . 18-3411 
 
 Stansbury, H. Expedition to the valley of the Great 
 Salt Lake of Utah; with an nuthentic account 
 of the Mormon settlement. Ph., 1852. 8° 
 36''-230 
 
 Stanton, H. B. Sketches of reforms and reformers 
 of Great Britain and Ireland. N. Y., 1849 
 80-874 
 
 Stanton, R. L. The church and the rebellion: a 
 consideration of the rebellion against the gov- 
 ernment of the United States and the agency 
 of the church in relation thereto. N. Y., 1864 
 26''-573 
 
 Stanton. See Staunton. 
 
 Stanyan, T. Grecian history, from the original of 
 Greece to the death of Philip of Macedon. 
 L., 1774. 2 V. 8° . . . 27''-3238 
 Stapfer, P. A. Melanges philosophiques, litteraires, 
 historiques et religieux ; precede.'^d'une notice 
 sur I'auteur par A. Vmet. P., 1844. 2 v. S° 
 
 34-4586 
 
 Stapleaux, L. Lcs cent francs du dompteur 
 
 34-4323 
 
 — Les intrus de F amour. K Y., 1864. S° 
 
 34-4738 
 
 Stapleton, A. G. George Canning and his times. 
 L., 1859. 8" .... 30-1231 
 
 — Political life of the R't. Hon. George Canning. 
 
 L., 1831. 3v. 8» . . . 30-12C0 
 
 — Intervention and non-intervention ; or, the 
 
 foreign policv of Great Britain from 1790 to 
 1865.' L., 1866. 8° . . . 27»-1104 
 
 Stapleton. See Fulke, W. 
 
 Stapp, W. P. Prisoners of Perote ; containing a 
 journal kept by the author. Ph., 1845 
 
 26^-190 
 
 Star and cloud. A. S. Roe . . . 1--2678 
 
 8tar chamber. W. H. Ainsworth . . 18-122 
 
 Star papers. H. W. Beeclier . . 33-531 
 
 Starbuck, C. See Lange, J. P. 
 
 Stark, C. Memoir and official correspondence of 
 Gen. John Stark ; with notices of several 
 other officers of the revolution. Concord, 
 1860. 8" 30-1769 
 
 Stark, J. Everett, E. Life of. (S. A.B.I) 
 
 30-497 
 
 — Stark, C. Memoir of . . . 30-1769 
 Starkie, T. Practical treatise of the law of evidence ; 
 
 with notes by G. Sharswood, et al. Ph., 1860. 
 
 8° 2-237 
 
 Starling, E. Noble deeds of woman. L 
 
 Starling, the. N. Macleod . 
 Starry flag series. Adams, W. 
 
 — — (1; The starry flag . 
 
 (2) Breaking away 
 
 (3) Freaks of fortune 
 
 (4) Seek and find 
 
 (5) Make or break 
 
 (6) Down the river . 
 Ennis, J. Origin of . 
 
 — Kendall, E. O. 
 
 the heavens 
 
 — Proctor,- R. A. 
 
 — Rosser, W. H. 
 
 Stars. 
 
 1848 
 
 30-498 
 
 18-3871 
 
 18-3936 
 
 1&-3937 
 
 18-3938 
 
 18-3939 
 
 18-3940 
 
 18-3941 
 
 12-81 
 
 Uranography : a description of 
 
 12-153 
 
 Hand-book of . 12-85 
 
 How to know and use them 
 
 12-156 
 
 — See Astronomy ; Plurality of worlds. 
 
 Stars and the angels. Ph., 1860 . . 32-1053 
 Stars and bars. I. Kelso . . . 26''-556 
 Stars and stripes in rebeldora. W. C. Bates, ed. 
 
 26''-426 
 
 State churches and the kingdom of Christ. J. Allen 
 ... . . . . 32-467 
 
 State papers, calrndar of: domestic series of the, 
 reign of Charles I, 1629-31 ; preserved in the 
 state paper department. Ed. by J. Bruce. 
 L., 1860. 8" .... 27''-1106 
 
 — See American state papers. 
 
 State policy of modern Europe, from the beginning 
 of the 16th century. L., 1857. 2 v. "8» 
 27»-3595 
 
 State of the poor. Sir F. M. Eden . _ 27"-4041 
 
 State prisoners, dying speeches and behaviour of 
 
 2-283 
 
 State register and year book of facts, for 1859. San 
 Francisco, 1859 .... 26^-676 
 
 State rights. Lewis, T. Photograph from the ruins 
 of ancient Greece . . . 2-768 
 
 — See Government ; Political science. 
 
 States of the river Plate. W. Latham . 26''-611 
 
 Statesman. H. Taylor .... 3-888 
 
 Statesman's manual. E.Williams . 26^-699 
 
 Statesman's year-book. F. Martin . 29='-194 
 
 Statesmen. British cabinet in 1853 . 30-754 
 
STA.TESMEN. 
 
 560 
 
 STEBBING. 
 
 Statesmen. Bioueham, H., L'd. Statesmen in time 
 of George III . . . 30-50 to 52,792 
 
 — Campbell, J. Lives of tlie lord cliancellors 
 
 30-73 
 
 — Courtenay, T. P. Eminent British s. 30-108 
 
 — Crowe, E. E., and G. P. R. James. Eminent 
 
 foreign s 30-258 
 
 — Foster, J. Eminent British s. 30-166 to 171 
 S. of the commonwealth of England 
 
 30-174 
 
 — Homes of American s. . . . 30-1524 
 
 — James, G. P. R. Lives of Richelieu, et al. 
 
 30-258,461 
 
 — Kebbel, T. E. English statesmen since 1815 
 
 27^-671 
 
 — Macdiarmid, J. Lives of British s. 30-338 
 • — Manning, J. A. Lives of the speakers 30-1179 
 
 — Maury, S. M. Statesmen of America 30-356 
 
 — Smith, G. Three English statesmen 30-1984 
 
 — See Congress ; Political biography ; Reform. 
 Statics, analytical. J. Tod hunter . 11-295 
 
 — See Hydraulics and hydrostatics. 
 Stationers' hand-book. By a stationer. 3d ed. L., 
 
 1863 21-112 
 
 Statistical report on the sickness and mortality in 
 the army of the U. S., 1839-60 ; compiled from 
 the records of the surgeon general's office. 
 W., 1856,60. 2 V. 4» . . 10-1006 
 
 Statistics. American geographical and statistical 
 society, bulletin of . . . 25-83 
 
 Journal of 25-84 
 
 Proceedings .... 25-78 
 
 — See names of countries, and of subjects. 
 Statius, P. P. Opera. Recognovit G. Queck. Lips., 
 
 1854 84-369 
 
 Statuary. Piranesi, F. ct P. Antiquites d' Hercu- 
 lanum 34-4975 
 
 — See Marbles ; Sculpture. 
 
 Statutes at large concerning bankrupts ; containing 
 a complete collection of all such acts of par- 
 liament as in anywise relate to bankrupts. 
 L. , 1756 2-6 
 
 Staunton, Alderman. Reasons for repeal of union 
 between Great Britain and Ireland. Dub., 
 1845. 8» 27^-1424 
 
 Staunton, G. L. Authentic account of an embassy 
 
 from the king of Great Britain to the emperor 
 
 of China. L., 1798. 2 v. 4<>. Plates, etc. f» 
 
 28''-900 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1799. 2 v. 8» . . 28^-14 
 Staunton, G. T. Miscellaneous notices relatina to 
 
 China. 2d ed. L., 1822-50. 8° 28C524 
 
 Staunton, H. Chess-player's companion : a new 
 
 treatise on odds, and a collection of games. 
 
 L., 1849 ..... 20-67 
 
 — Cliess-player's hand-book. 2d ed. L., 1864 
 
 20-64 
 
 — Chess praxis : a supplement to the Chess-player's 
 
 hand-book. L., 1860 . . . 20-66 
 
 — Chess tournament : a collection of games, illus- 
 
 trated by diagrams and notes. L., 1852 
 20-69 
 
 — The great schools of England ; their foundations, 
 
 endowments, and discipline. L., 1865 
 13-215 
 
 Staunton See Stanton. 
 
 Staveley, E. F. British spiders : an introduction to 
 the study of the araneidse of Great Britain 
 and Ireland. L., 1866 . . 9-689 
 
 Stayley, G. Moral inquiry into the natural w^orth 
 and dignity of man ; with an elegy in memory 
 of the author, by J. Riddell. Glasgow, 1778 
 
 82—353 
 
 Steady aim. W. H. D. Adarns ' ." 80-1550 
 
 Steam. Douglas, H. Naval w^arfare with 6-591 
 
 — Johnson, W. R. Heat and vapor 
 
 No. 3, v. 2 of 1-341 
 
 — King, "W. H. Lessons and notes on 6-356 
 
 — Steam in the farm yard . . . 4-294 
 
 — Ward, J. H. Steam for the million 6-446 
 
 Steam. Williams, C. W. Heat in its relations to 
 water and s. .... 11-197 
 
 — See Heat ; Steam-engines ; Steam navigation. 
 Steam-boilers. Armstrong, R. Rudimentary treatise 
 
 on 6-272 
 
 — Burgh, N. P. Rules for the proportions of 
 
 6-295 
 
 — Harrison, J., jr. Essay on . . 6-339 
 
 — Prideaux, T. S. Economy of fuel 6-525 
 
 — See Steam-engineg. 
 
 Steam carriages, report on, by a select committee of 
 the house of commons ; with the minutes of 
 evidence, and appendix. W., 1832. 8° 6-406 
 
 Steam-engine. Baker, T. Mechanical theorv of 
 '6-470 
 
 — Bourne, J. Catechism of . . 6-294 
 
 Handbook of .... 6-291 
 
 Recent improvements in . . 6-292 
 
 Treatise on .... 6-1014 
 
 — Galbraith, J. A. Manual of . . ll-2r)0 
 
 — Holley, A. L. Railway practice . 6-998 
 
 — Lardner, D. Familiar ex|ilanatiou of 6-502 
 Rudimentary treatise on . . 6-501 
 
 — Long, J. II., and R. H. Buel. Cadet emrineer 
 
 "6-365 
 
 — Main, T. J., and J. Brown. Indicator and dy- 
 
 namometer 6-364 
 
 Marine stf^am engine . . . 6-504 
 
 Questions on ... . 6-505 
 
 — Nystrom, J. W. Treatise on . . 6-380 
 
 — Pambour, F. M. G. de. Theory of 6-400 
 
 — Rankine, W. J. M. Manual of . 6-528 
 
 — Saxby, S. M. Study of . . . 6-407 
 
 — Sewell, J. Steam and locomotion . 6-417 
 
 — Smiles, S. Lives of Boulton and Watt 
 
 30-1760 
 
 — Steam carriages, report on . . 6-406 
 
 — Young, F. T. Steam-power on common roads 
 
 6-99 
 
 — See Engines; Locomotive; Machinery; Marine 
 
 engines ; Railroads ; Steam ; Steam-boilers ; 
 Steam-navigation. 
 
 Steam in the farm yard : its adaptation to agricul- 
 tural purposes. L., 1863. 8« . 4-294 
 
 Steam navigation. Chandler, J. R. Speech on the 
 Collin's line 1-210 
 
 — Dodd, G. Railways, steamers and telegraphs 
 
 6-914 
 
 — McFarlane, R. History of . . 6-374 
 
 — Murray, R. Rudimentary treatise on steam 
 
 vessels ...... 6-662 
 
 — Rainey, T. Ocean steam-navigation 1-216 
 
 — Reigart, J. F. Life of R. Fulton . 30-923 
 
 — Stuart, C. B. Naval and mail steamers 6-1025 
 
 — Ward, J. H. Application of steam to navigation 
 
 6-446 
 
 — Westcott, T. Life of John Fitch . 30-997 
 
 — See Naval art ; Navigation ; Steam-engine. 
 Steamboat, the. J. Gait . . . 18-1137 
 Steane, E., and J. H. Hinton. Notes of a tour in 
 
 Sweden ; including an historical sketch of its 
 religious condition. L., 1859 . 27''-584 
 
 Stearns, C. W. The Shakspeare treasury of wisdom 
 and knowledge. N. Y., 1869 . 24-242 
 
 Stearns, W. A. Discourses and addresses at instal- 
 lation, as president of Amherst college. Am- 
 herst, 1855. 8° . . . . 32-1518 
 
 Stebbing, H. Collection of tracts, in the defence 
 and explanation of Christianity and its evi- 
 dence. L., 1766 . . . . 32-687 
 
 Stebbing, Henry, D. D. Dissertation on the power 
 
 of states to deny civil protection to marriages 
 
 of minors ; in which the opinion of Baron 
 
 PufFendorf is examined. L., 1755. 8° 
 
 32-2434 
 
 — Enquiry into the force and operation of the an- 
 
 nulling clauses in a late act for preventing 
 clandestine marriages. L., 1754. 8» 32-2434 
 
 — See Foster, N. ; Sayer, J. ; Tunstall, J. See 
 
 also, Some observations. 
 
STEBBING. 
 
 561 
 
 STEPHENS. 
 
 Stebbing, Rev. Henry. History of the Christian 
 church. L., 1833,4. 2 v. . . 32-206 
 
 — History of the reformation. L., 1836,7. 2 v. 
 
 32-207 
 
 — Lives of the Italian poets. L., 1831. 3 v. 
 
 30-1307 
 
 Stebbing, W. Analysis of Mr. Mill's system of logic. 
 
 L., 1864 15-244 
 
 Stedman, E. C. Alice of Monmouth ; with other 
 
 poems. N. Y., 1864 . . . 23-692 
 
 — The blameless prince, and other poems. B.,1869 
 
 23-1040 
 
 — Poems ; lyric and idyllic. B.,1869 23-1045 
 Steel. See Iron and s. 
 
 Steele, A. Chief of the pilgrims ; or, the life and 
 time of William Brewster. Ph., 1857. 8" 
 
 30-975 
 
 . Steele, Mrs. E. R. Heroines of sacred history. 2d 
 ed. N. Y., 1842 .... 32-111 
 
 — The sovereigns of the bible. N. Y., 1852 
 
 32-351 
 
 — A summer journey in the west. N. Y., 1841 
 
 26M20 
 
 Steele, J. Prosodia rationalis ; or, an essay towards 
 establishing the melody and measure of speech, 
 to be expressed and perpetuated by peculiar 
 symbols. 2d ed. L., 1779. 8°. 22-803 
 
 Steele, J. D. Fourteen weeks' course in descrip- 
 tive astronomy. N. Y., 1868 . 12-111 
 
 — Fourteen weeks' course in chemistry. N. Y., 
 
 1867 8-113 
 
 — Fourteen weeks' course in natural philosophy. 
 
 N. Y., 1869 11-72 
 
 Steele, R. The conscious lovers : a comedy. D. L. 
 T., V. 2 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 18 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 16 . . . 24-191 
 
 — The funeral ; or, grief a-la-mode : a comedy. 
 
 B. B. T. V. 17 . . . . 24-71 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — The tender husband : a comedy. B. B. T. v. 
 
 18 24-71 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 11 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 4 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Montgomery, H. R. Memoirs of . 30-1747 
 Steele, W. J. See Tait, P. G. 
 
 Steepleton ; or, high church and low church 
 
 18-3966 
 
 Steffens, H. Story of my career ; with personal 
 reminiscences of Gothe, Schiller, Schelling, 
 Schleiermacher, Fichte, Novalis, Schlegel, 
 Neander, and others. Trans, by W. L. Gage. 
 B., 1863 30-1433 
 
 Stein, A., and R. Koch. Hurrah for the holidays. 
 
 Trans, from the German by Trauermanlel 
 
 18-1552 
 
 Stein, H. F. C. See Lacombe, F. 
 
 Stein, L. Geschichte der socialen bewegung in 
 Fraukreich von 1789 bis auf unsere tage. 
 Leipzig, 1850. 3 v. 8" . . 34-515 
 
 Steinbach, Lieut. -Col. The Punjaub ; a brief ac- 
 count of the country of the Sikhs ; its extent, 
 history, commerce, productions, goveinment, 
 manufactures, laws, religion, etc. L., 1846 
 28''-259 
 
 Steiner, I. Elementary reader ; German and Eng- 
 lish. N. Y., 1846 . . . 22-238 
 
 Steinmetz, A. History of the Jesuits ; their educa- 
 cational system and literature ; with revival 
 and present state. L., 1848. 3 v. 8» 
 
 32-811 
 
 — Japan and her people. L., 1859 . 28''-276 
 
 — The novitiate. 3d ed. L., 1850 . 32-2281 
 
 — Romance of duelling in all times and countries. 
 
 L., 1868. 2 V 29»-177 
 
 — Tobacco; its history, cultivation, manufacture, 
 
 and adulterations ; its use considered with 
 reference to its influence on the human con- 
 stitution. L., 1857 . . . 10-656 
 
 Steinitz, F. The ship ; its origin and progress. L., 
 
 1849. 4" 6-1033 
 
 — See Haller, A. V. 
 
 Stella. L. Enault 34-3299 
 
 Stello. A. V. de Vigny , . . 34-4571 
 
 Stillwag von Carion, C. Treatise on the diseases of 
 
 the eye ; including the anatomy of the organ. 
 
 Trans, from the 3d German ed., and edited 
 
 by C. E. Hacklev and D. B. St. John Roosa. 
 
 N. Y., 1868. 8»' . . . . 10-782 
 
 Stendhal. See Beyle, H. 
 Stenhouse, W. Illustrations of the lyric poetry and 
 
 nmsic of Scotland ; compiled to accompany 
 
 the "Scot's musical museum," with additional 
 
 notes and illustrati(ms. E., 1853. 8° 23-009 
 Stenography. See Phonetics. 
 Step from the new world to the old. H. P. Tap- 
 
 pan 27''-261 
 
 Stepmother. G. P. R. James . . 18-1048 
 Stephanini, J. Personal narrative of sufferings. N. 
 
 Y., 1829 30-499 
 
 Stephen, G. Adventures of a gentlemen in search 
 
 of a horse. Ph., 1857 . . . 20-475 
 
 Stephen, H. J. Summary of the criminal law. Ph 
 
 1840. 8" . . . . V. 27 of 2-55 
 Stephen, J. Critical and miscellaneous essays. 
 
 Pli.,1843 33-723 
 
 — Essays in ecclesiastical biography. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1850. 2v. 8" . . . . 32-1685 
 
 — Lectures on the history of France. N. Y., 
 
 1852. 8° 27^-1915 
 
 Stephen, J. F. General view of the criminal law of 
 
 England. L., 1863. 8° . . 2-210 
 
 Stephen Dane. A. M. Douglas . , 18-959 
 
 Stephen Laugton. M. F. Tupper . . 18-3341 
 Stephens, A. History of the wars which arose out 
 
 of the French revolution ; with a review of 
 
 its causes. L., 1803. 2 v. 4" . 27^-4030 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1804. 2 v. 8° . . 27''-1916 
 
 — Memoirs of John Home Tooke ; interspersed 
 
 with original documents. L., 1813. 2 v. 8<» 
 
 30-605 
 
 Stephens, A. H. Constitutional view of the late war 
 between the states ; its causes, character, con- 
 duct, and i-esults ; presented in a series of 
 colloquies at Liberty hall. v. 1. Ph., 1868 
 8° 26»-1013 
 
 — Speech before the Georgia legislature, March 
 
 i6th,1864 26''-1778 
 
 — Cleveland, H. Public and private life of 
 
 . 30-1901 
 
 Stephens, Ann S. Curse of gold . . 18-3016 
 
 — Doubly false 18-3014 
 
 — Fashion and famine . . , 18-3005 
 
 — Frank Leslie's jwrtfolio of fancy needlework. 
 
 N. Y., 1855. 40 . . . . 6-987 
 
 — Gold brick 18-3003 
 
 — Heiress 18-3006 
 
 — Mary Derwent .... 18-3007 
 
 — Mabel's mistake .... 18-3011 
 
 — Old homestead .... 18-3008 
 
 — Pictorial history of the war for the union ; to- 
 
 gether with a complete chronological analysis. 
 V. 1. N. Y., 1863. 80 . . 26''-C05 
 
 — Rejected wife 18-3009 
 
 — Ruby Gray's strategy . . . 18-3002 
 
 — Silent struggles .... 18-3004 
 
 — Soldier's orphans .... 18-3013 
 
 — Wife's secret 18-3010 
 
 — Wives and widows . . . 18-3001 
 Stephens' (Mrs.) new monthly, v. 1-4 in 2. N. 
 
 Y., 1857-9. 8" . . . . 17-212 
 
 Stephens, E. B. The Basque provinces ; their po- 
 litical state, scenery, and inhabitants ; with 
 adventures amongst the Carlists and Chris- 
 tinos. L., 1837. 2 v. . . 27''-116 
 
 Stephens, F. J. Essays ; reprinted from the Satur- 
 day review. L , 1862 . . . 83-423 
 Stephens, H. Book of the farm ; with notes by J. 
 S. Skinner. N. Y., 1846. 8» . 4-44 
 
 36 
 
STEPHENS. 
 
 562 
 
 STEWART. 
 
 Stephens, Mrs. H. M. Home scenes and home 
 sounds 18-3013 
 
 Stephens, J. Life of; •with an account of the Fenian 
 brotherhood. N. Y., 1866. . 30-1812 
 
 Stephens, .1. F. Ilhistrations of British entomology. 
 Haustellata. L., 1828-34. 4 v. 8° 9-695 
 
 Mandilmlata. L., 1828-35. 7 v. 8° 9-696 
 
 Supplement. L., 1846. 8° . 9-697 
 
 Stephens, J. L. Incidents of travel in Central 
 America, Chiapas, aud Yucatan. N. Y., 
 1841. 2v. 8° . . . . 26f-153 
 
 — Incidents of travel in Eirypt, Arabia Petrea, 
 
 and the holy land. Nr Y., 1837. 2 v. 
 28^-28 
 
 — Incidents of travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia, 
 
 and Poland. N. Y., 1838. 2 v. 27''-176 
 
 — Incidents of travel in Yucatan. N. Y., 1843. 
 
 2 V. 80 26''-150 
 
 Stephens. See Stevens. 
 
 Stephenson, G. Smiles, S. Life of . 80-972 
 
 Stephenson, J. Medical zoology and minei'alogy ; 
 
 including an account of animal and mineral 
 
 poisons. L., 1838. 8» . . 9-1007 
 
 Stephenson, R. Report on the atmospheric railway 
 
 system. L., 1844. 4° . . 6-1029 
 
 — Jeaflfreson, J. C. Life of . . 30-1621 
 Stephenson. See Stevenson. 
 
 Stepney, G. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-171 
 
 Stepping heavenward. E. Prentiss . ' 18-2546 
 
 Steps towards heaven. T. S. Arthur . 18-3667 
 
 Stereoscope, the. Brewster, D. History, theory, 
 
 and construction of . . . 11-118 
 
 Stereoscopic magazine. A gallery of landscape 
 
 scenery, architecture, antiquities, and natural 
 
 history, v. 1. L., 1858. S" . 5-434 
 
 Sterling, J. Poetical works. Ph., 1842 23-217 
 
 — Carlyle, T. Life of ... 80-675 
 Sterling, R., and J. D. Campbell. Our own first 
 
 reader. Greensboro', 1S62 . . 26«-2010 
 
 — Our own second reader. Greensboro', 1862 
 
 26^-2011 
 
 — Our own third reader. Greensboro', 1862 
 
 26^-2012 
 
 Sterling. See Stirling. 
 ' Sterling. R. P. Ward .... 18-3435 
 Stern, Daniel. [Pseud.] See Agoult, C'sse d'. 
 Stern, H. A. The captive missionary ; being an 
 account of the country and people of Abys- 
 sinia ; embracing a narrative of King Theo- 
 dore's life, and his treatment of political and 
 religious missions. L., 1868. 8° 28''-610 
 
 — Wanderings among the falashas in Abyssinia ; 
 
 together with a description of the country 
 and its various inhabitants. L., 1862. H" 
 
 28i'-397 
 
 Sterne, L. Works ; with a life of the author, writ- 
 ten by himself. L., 1851. 8» . 33-931 
 
 — Sentimental journey through France and Italy ; 
 
 letters and sermons. N. Y., 1857 33-930 
 
 — Life and opinions of Tristram Shandy 
 
 18-3015 
 
 — Ferriar, J. Illustrations of . . 22-1049 
 
 — Fitzgerald, P. Life of . . . 30-1492 
 Stethoscope. Bowditch, H. I. Young stethoscop- 
 
 ist ; or, student's aid to auscultation 10-500 
 Steuart, Sir James. Works ; political, metaphys- 
 ical and chronological ; with anecdotes of the 
 author. L., 1805. 6 v. 8° . 3-231 
 
 — The principles of money applied to the present 
 
 state of the coin in Bengal. 1772. 4" 
 
 1-299 
 
 Steuart, John. Bogota in 1836,7. N. Y., 1838 
 
 26''-187 
 
 Steuart. See Stewart ; Stuart. 
 Steuben, F. W. A. v. Bowen, F. Life of. (S. A. 
 B. 9) 80-497 
 
 — Kapp, F. Life of . . . . 30-1144 
 Steven Lawrence, yeoman. A. B. Edwards 
 
 18-4062 
 
 Stevens, A. See Youatt, W. . . 4-39 
 
 Stevens, Abel. Centenary of American methodism ; 
 a sketch of its history, theology, practical sys- 
 tem, and success ; with a statement of the 
 plan of the centenary celebration of 1866', by 
 J. McClintock. N. Y., 1866 . 32-1712 
 
 — History of the methodist episcopal church in the 
 
 United States of America. N. Y., 1864-7. 
 4v 32-1559 
 
 — History of the religious movement of the 18th 
 
 century, called methodism. N. Y., 1858-61. 
 3 V 32-890 
 
 — Life and times of Nathan Bangs. N. Y., 1863 
 
 30-1519 
 
 — The women of methodism. N. Y., 1866 
 
 30-1773 
 
 Stevens, G. T. Three years in the 6th corps, [army 
 of the Potomac] Alb., 1866. 8° 26^'-861 
 Stevens, H. Account of the proceedings at the din- 
 ner given by Mr. George Peabody, to the 
 Americans ctmnccted with the great exhibi- 
 tion at London. L., 1851. 8° . 33-735 
 
 — Analytical index to the colonial documents of 
 
 New Jersey, in the state paper offices of Eng- 
 land ; edited, with notes and references, by 
 ' W. A. Whitehead. N. Y., 1858. .8° 
 
 26»-639 
 
 — Catalogue of my English library. L. 21-113 
 Stevens, I. I. Campaigns of the Rio Grande and 
 
 of Mexico ; with notices of the recent work 
 
 of Majcn- Ripley. N. Y., 1851. 8» 26M)11 
 
 Stevens, J. Historical account of taxes under all 
 
 denominations. L., 1733 . . 1-224 
 
 — See Faria y Sousa, E. . . . 27''-2022 
 Stevens, J. W. Historical and geographical account 
 
 of Algiers. Ph., 1797 . . 28^-15 
 
 Stevens, Mrs. Progressive experience of the heart 
 
 under the discipline of the holy ghost. Ph., 
 
 1833 32-208 
 
 Stevens, R. New and complete guide to the East 
 India trade. 2d ed. L., 1775. 4° 1-509 
 
 Stevens, W. B. History of Georgia, from its first 
 discovery by Europeans to the adoption of 
 the present constitution, in 1798. N. Y. and 
 Ph., 1847-59. 2 V. 8° . . 26^-195 
 
 — Home service : a manual intended for those who 
 
 are occasionally hindered from attending the 
 house of God ; with sermons, and selection 
 of hymns. Ph., 1856 . . . 32-614 
 
 — Merchants' fund address. Ph., 1856 33-1150 
 Stevens. See Stephens. 
 
 Stevens' hall. See Pennsylvania college. 
 
 Stevenson, A. Rudimentary treatise on the history, 
 construction, aud illumination of lighthouses. 
 L., 1850 6-88 
 
 Stevenson, D. Sketch of the civil engineering of 
 North America. 2d ed. L., 1859 6-91 
 
 Stevenson, Rev. John. Gratitude : an exposition of 
 the 103d psalm. N. Y., 1856 . 32-544 
 
 Stevenson, Sir John. See Moore, T. Irish melo- 
 dies 5-978 
 
 Stevenson, T. Design and construction of harbours. 
 E., 1864. 8° .... 6-87 
 
 Stevenson, W. B. Historical and descriptive nar- 
 rative of twenty years' residence in South 
 America. L., 1829. 3 v. 8» . 26''-214 
 
 Stevenson, W. F. Praying and working. L., 1862 
 32-1039 
 
 — Lives and deeds worth knowing about ; with 
 
 other miscellanies. L., 1868 . 30-2385 
 Stevenson, W. G. Thirteen months in the rebel 
 
 army : a narrative of personal adventures. 
 
 N. Y., 1862 26^-425 
 
 Stevenson. See Stephenson. 
 
 Stewart, A. Elements of Gaelic grammar. 2d ed. 
 
 E., 1812. 8° .... 22-240 
 
 Stewart, Agnes M. Disappointed ambition ; or, 
 
 married and single . . . 18-3017 
 Stewart, Rev. A. M. Camp, march, and battle-field ; 
 
 or, three years and a lialf with the army of the 
 
 Potomac. Ph., 1865 . . . 26>'-.^08 
 
STEWAET. 
 
 563 
 
 STODDART. 
 
 Stewart, B. Elementary treatise on heat. Oxf., 
 1806. 8° 11-811 
 
 Stewart, C. B. Report on the comparative value of 
 
 anthracite and bituminous coals. W., 1852 
 
 No. 8 of V. 5 of 1-341 
 
 Stewart, C. S. Brazil and La Plata : the personal 
 record of a cruise. N. Y., 18;:6 . 26*'-312 
 
 — Residence in the Sandwich islands. B., 1839 
 
 29^-64 
 
 — Sketches of society in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Ph., 1834. 2v 37''-178 
 
 ■ — Visit to the South seas ; including notices of 
 Brazil, Peru, Manilla, the cape of Good Hope, 
 and St. Helena. N. Y., 1833. 2 v. 29''-63 
 Stewart, D. Collected works ; edited by Sir William 
 Hamilton ; with memoir by J. Veitch. E., 
 1854-8. lOv. 8« . . . 15-103 
 
 — Elements of the philosophy of the human mind. 
 
 Alb., 1821. 8° . . . . 15-68 
 
 — Same ; abridged by Francis Bowen. B., 1854 
 
 15-132 
 
 — See Reid, T. ; Robertson, W. ; Smith, Adam. 
 Stewart, E. M. Aubrey Conyers . . 18-3018 
 Stewart, F. L. Sorghum and its products. Ph., 1867 
 
 "..... 4r-268 
 
 Stewart, J. Stable economy : a treatise on the man- 
 agement of horses. 6th ed. E., 1854 4-111 
 
 Stewart, K. J. Geography for beginners ; palmetto 
 series. Richmond, 1864 . . 25-172 
 
 Stewart, R. History of modern Europe, from the 
 
 commencement of the 16th century. L., 1851 
 
 27''-3548 
 
 Stewart, R. W. Tent and the klian : a journey to 
 Sinai and Palestine. E., 1857. 8° 28^-342 
 
 Stewart, T. G. Treatise on Bright's diseases of the 
 kidneys. N. Y., 1868. 8° . . 10-877 
 
 Stewart, W. J. Roughing it, with Alick Baillie, and 
 elsewhere 18-3020 
 
 Stewart. See Steuart ; Stuart. 
 
 Stickney, C. E. History of the Minisink region ; 
 which includes the present towns of Minisink, 
 Deerpark, Mount Hope, Greenville, and Wa- 
 wayanda, in Orange county, New York. 
 Middletown, 1867 . . . 26''-859 
 
 Stieglitz, H. et C. Taillandier, R. E. G. . 34-4651 
 
 Stier, R. Words of the Lord Jesus. Trans, by W. 
 
 B.Pope. New ed. Ph., 1860. 9y. in5. 8» 
 
 32-997 
 
 Stiles, E. History of three of the judges of King 
 Charles I ; Major-Gen. Whalley, Major-Gen. 
 Goffe, and Col. Dixwell ; with an account of 
 Theophilus Whale, supposed to have been 
 also one of the judges. Hart., 1794 S0-n05 
 
 — Kingsley, J. L. Life of. (S. A. B. 10) 30-497 
 Stiles, J. C. Modern reform examined ; or, the union 
 
 of nortli and south on the subject of slavery. 
 
 Ph , 1857 2-874 
 
 Stiles, W. H. Austria in 1848,9 ; being a history of 
 
 the late political movements. N. Y., 1852. 
 
 2 v. 8" 27''-2680 
 
 Still hour, the. A. Phelps . . . 32-1606 
 
 Still waters 18-3024 
 
 Stille, A. Epidemic meningitis. Ph., 1867. 8" 
 
 10-758 
 
 — Therapeutics and materia mcdica : a systematic 
 
 treatise on the action and uses of medicinal 
 agents. Ph., 1800. 2 v. 8» . 10-302 
 
 Stille, C. J. History of the U. S. sanitary commis- 
 sion. Ph., 1866. 8" . . . 26''-835 
 
 — Memorial of tlie great central fair for the U. S. 
 
 sanitary commission. Ph., 1804. 4° 26"-1221 
 Stille, M. See Wharton, F. 
 
 Stilling, H. Theobald ; or, the fanatic 18-3023 
 
 Stilling. See Jung-Stilling. 
 Stillingfleet, E. Irenicum ; or, pacificator ; being a 
 
 reconciler as to church differences. Ph. , 1842. 
 
 8° 32-1596 
 
 Stimpson, W. Researches upon the hydrobiinae 
 
 and allied forms. W., 1865. 8°. [Sm. misc. 
 
 col. v. 7] 11-188 
 
 Stimulants and narcotics, relations of. F. E. Anstie 
 
 10-436 
 
 Stinson, A. S. Easy Nat . . . 18-3027 
 
 — Waifwood 18-3029 
 
 Stirling, E. Aline. F's S. D. v. 17 . 24-221 
 
 — The Bloomer costume. F's M. D. v. 6 24-113 
 
 — Mrs. Caudle's curtain lecture. F's M. D. v. 21 
 
 24-113 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby. F's M. D. v. 33 24-113 
 
 — Norah Creina. F's M. D. v. 26 . 24-113 
 
 — The rag-picker of Paris. F's S. D. v. 14 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Teddy Roe. F's M. D. v. 25 . . 24-113 
 
 — The young scamp. F's M. D. v. 36 24-113 
 Stirling, J. Letters from the slave states. L., 1857 
 
 26''-529 
 
 Stirling, J. H. Jerrold, Tennyson, and Macaulay ; 
 with other critical essays. E., 1868 22-1223 
 
 — Secret of Hegel ; being the Hegelian system in 
 
 origin, principle, form, and matter. L., 1805. 
 2 v. 8» 15-272 
 
 — Sir William Hiirailton ; being the pliilosophy of 
 
 perception: an analysis. L., 1805. 8° 
 
 15-270 
 
 Stirling, P. J. Australian and Californian gold dis- 
 coveries, and their probable consequences. 
 E., 1853 1-120 
 
 — Philosophy of trade ; or, outlines of a theory of 
 
 profits and prices. E., 1840. 8» 1-128 
 
 Stirling, W. Cloister life of Charles V. B., 1853 
 
 30-756 
 
 Stirling, W. A., earl of. (Sanford's Br. poets) 
 
 23-69 
 
 Stirling, W. A., (Maj.-gen.,) earl of. Duer, W. A. 
 
 Life and correspondence of . . 30-506 
 
 Stirner, M. Der einzige und sein eigenthum. Leip., 
 
 1845 • . 34-520 
 
 Stobaius, J. Florilegium. Recognovit A. Meineke. 
 
 Leip., 1855,0. 3 v. . . . 34-838 
 
 Stobo, R. Memoirs of Major Robert Stobo, of the 
 
 Virginia regiment. Pittsburgh, 1854 30-2402 
 Stock, J. S. The \avf 0? non comjjotes mentis. Ph., 
 
 1839. 8° . . . . V. 25 of 2-55 
 Stock exchange. Francis, J. Chronicles of 1-123 
 
 — See Finance. 
 
 Stock. See Cattle ; Dairy. 
 
 Stockfeeder's manual. C. A. Cameron . 4-320 
 
 Stockhardt, J. A. Chemical field-lectures for agri- 
 culturists ; with notes by J. E. Teschemaclier. 
 
 Camb., 1858 4-131 
 
 Stockholm, academic royale dcs sciences. See Ber- 
 
 zelius, J., in Supplement. 
 
 Stockraiser's manual. W. Youatt . 4-41 
 
 Stockton, T. H. Bible alliance ; or, the pen, the 
 
 pulpit, and the press; a series of discourses. 
 
 Cin., 1850. 8° . . . . 32-1289 
 
 — Poems ; with autographic and other notes. 
 
 Ph., 1802 23-926 
 
 — Sermons for the people. Pittsburgh, 1854 
 
 32-1312 
 
 Stocqueler, J. H. Familiar history of British India ; 
 brought down to 1805, by J. H. Siddons. 
 L 28''-257 
 
 — Life of field-marshal the duke of Wellington. 
 
 L., 1853. 2 V. 8» . . . 30-738 
 
 — An object of interest. F's M. D. v. 25 24-113 
 Stoddard, A. Sketches, historical and descriptive, 
 
 of Louisiana. Ph., 1812. 8" . 26''-625 
 Stoddard, D. T. Thompson, J. P. Memoir of 
 
 30-1071 
 
 Stoddard, E. Morgesons . . . 18-3031 
 
 — Temple house 18-30S0 
 
 — Two men 18-3033 
 
 Stoddard, R. H. The king's bell. N. Y., 1863 
 
 23-675 
 
 Stoddard, S. See Andrews, E. A. 
 
 Stoddart, G. H. History of the prayer-book; the 
 derivation of most of its formularies from 
 previous liturgies, and the dates of the com- 
 position of others li-, 1864 . 32-1326 
 
STODDART. 
 
 564 
 
 STORY. 
 
 Stoddart, Sir J. Glossology ; or, the historical re- 
 lations of languages.' L.,1858 . 22-239 
 
 — Introduction to the study of universal history. 
 
 L., 1850 29'>-100 
 
 Stoddart, T. T. Angler's companion to the rivers 
 
 and lochs of Scotland. E. and L., 1853 20-477 
 Stoddart. See Stoddard. 
 Stoever, M. L. Memorial of P. F. Mayer. Ph., 
 
 1859 30-1111 
 
 — Memoir of the life and times of H. M. Muhlen- 
 
 berg. Ph., 1856 .... 30-1011 
 Stokes, W., (Ed.) Gwreansan bys: the creation of 
 the Avorld ; a Cornish mystery ; with transla- 
 tion and notes. Berlin, 1863. [Ph. soc. 
 trans. 1864] . . . . . 22-488 
 
 — Life and labours in art and archseoloiry of Geo. 
 
 Petrie. L., 1868. 8° . . . " 30-2433 
 Stokesley secret. Miss C. M. Youge . 18-3635 
 Stolberg, F. L. Travels through Germany, Switzer- 
 land, Italy, and Sicily. Trans, from the 
 German by T. Holcrott. 2d ed. L., 1797. 
 
 4 v. 8° 27^-179 
 
 Stolen mask. W. W. Collins . . 18-690 
 
 Stolze, W. See Michaelis, G. 
 
 Stomach. Brinton, W. Diseases of . 10-183 
 
 — Eyre, J. Stomach and its difficulties 10-705 
 
 — See Digestion; Food. 
 
 Stone, C. P. Philosophy for the rifle ; a simple ex- 
 position of those laws which govern the flight 
 of the bullet. By Enos. L.."l858 6-697 
 
 Stone, E. God's acre ; or, historical notices relating 
 to churchyards. L., 1858 . . 29^-114 
 
 — Chronicles of fashion, from the time of Eliza- 
 
 beth to the early part of the 19tli century, in 
 manners, amusements, banquets, costume, etc. 
 L.,1845. 2 V. 8° . . . 27M113 
 
 St(me, E. M. » History of Beverly, civil and ecclesi- 
 astical. B., 1843 . . . 26^-640 
 
 Stone, E. W. Rhode Island in the rebellion. Prov., 
 1864 26''-586 
 
 Stone, F. Examination of Burke's reflections on 
 the revolution in France. L. 8° 26''-955 
 
 Stone, J. S. The Christian sacraments. N. Y., 
 1866 32-1956 
 
 — Memoir of A. V. Griswold ; abridged by Rev. 
 
 D. A. Tyng. N. Y., 1857 . . 30-829 
 
 — Memoir of the life of James Milnor ; abridged 
 
 by the author. N. Y., 1849 . 30-816 
 
 Stone, W. H. See Halcombe, J. J. 
 
 Stone, W. L. Border wars of the American revolu- 
 tion. N. Y., 1843. 2v. . . 26''-197 
 
 — Life and times of Sir William Johnson. Alb., 
 
 1865. 2 V. 8° . . . . 30-1595 
 
 — Life of Joseph Brant-Thayendanegea ; includ- 
 
 ing the border wars of the American revolu- 
 tion, and sketches of the Indian campaigns of 
 Generals Harmar, St. Clair, and Wayne. N. 
 Y., 1838. 2 V. 80 . . . 30-45 
 
 — Matthias and his impostures ; or, the progress 
 
 of fanaticism ; illustrated in the extraordinary 
 case of Robert Matthews, and some of his 
 forerunners and disciples. N. Y., 1835 
 30-355 
 
 — Poetry and history of Wyoming ; containing 
 
 Campbell's Gertrude, with a biographical 
 sketch of the author by W. Irving ; and the 
 history of Wyoming to the beginning of the 
 present century. N. Y., 1841 . 26-'-251 
 
 — UncasandMiantonomoh : a historical discourse. 
 
 N. Y., 1842 30-531 
 
 — Tips and downs .... 18-3033 
 Stone. See Gravel. 
 
 Stone and the image. J. F. Berg . 32-615 
 
 Stone edge 18-4033 
 
 Stone-cutting. Burgoyne, J. Blasting and quarry- 
 ing 6-27 
 
 — Dobson, E. Rudimentary treatise on 6-41 
 
 — Shaw, E. Practical masonry . 6-1002 
 
 — See Building; Marble; Mining. 
 Stonelieart. G.^Aimurd . . . 18-106 
 
 Stonehenge. See Walsh, J. H. 
 
 Stonehenge. Herbert, A. Argument to disprove 
 antiquity of 27''-548 
 
 Stones of Venice. J. Ruskin . . 5-63,155 
 
 Stoney, B. B. The theory of strains in girders, etc. 
 V. 1. L., 1866. 8» . . . 6-139 
 
 Stoney, H. B. Residence in Tasmania ; with a 
 descriptive tour through the island. L. , 1856. 
 8° 29i'-188 
 
 Storer, F. H. First outlines of a dictionary of solu- 
 bilities of chemical substances. Camb., 1864. 
 8° 8-79 
 
 — See Elliot, C. W. 
 
 Storer, H. R. Is it I? B., 1867 . . 10-645 
 
 — Why not? Ji., 1866 . . . 10-628 
 
 — On nurses and nursing ; with especial reference 
 
 to the management of sick women. B., 1868 
 
 10-823 
 
 Stories and sketches by our best authors 18-3039 
 Stories for Sundays, illustrating the catechism. M. 
 M. Sherwood .... 18-2840 
 Stories for young housekeepers. T. S. Arthur 
 
 18-3668 
 
 Stories from " Blackwood " . . . 18-3035 
 Stories from the home treasury. F. Summerly 
 
 18-3071 
 
 Stories from the Italian poets. L.Hunt 18-1556,7 
 Stories from life, which the chaplain told 18-3038 
 Stories from my attic. II. E. Scudder . 18-4288 
 Stories in verse. H. Abbey . . . 23-973 
 
 Stories of boy genius. M. Jervis . . 30-1603 
 Stories of the Canadian forest. Mrs. Traill 
 
 18-3268 
 
 Stories of many lands. Mrs. S. J. Lippincott 
 
 . 18-1917 
 
 Stories of school-life. A. R. Hope . 18-1488 
 Stories of Scotland. Mrs. T. Geldart . 27^-1328 
 Stories of the sea. J.F.Cooper . . 18-739 
 
 Stories of Stapleford. Mary Howitt . 18-1507 
 Stories of travels for children. Mrs. S. J. Lippincott 
 
 27''-445 
 
 Stories of the M^oods. J.F.Cooper . 18-740 
 
 Stories told to Rollo's Cousin Lucy. J. Abbott 
 
 18-24 
 
 Storm, T. Immen-see. From the German, bv H. 
 
 CMrk 18-3736 
 
 Storm-cliff. S. J. Pritchard . . . 18-3993 
 Stormcliff. M. T. Walworth . . 18-3416 
 
 Stormontfield experiment on the salmon. W. Brown 
 
 9-681 
 
 Storms. Bassnett, F. Mechanical theory of 
 
 11-108 
 
 — Dove, H. W. Law of . . . 11-184 
 
 — Espy, J. P. Philosophy of . . 11-132 
 
 — Harris, W. S. Nature of thunder-storms 11-310 
 
 — Piddington, H. Sailor's horn-book 11-193 
 
 — Reid, W. Law of . . . . 11-516 
 Development of the law of . 11-514 
 
 — Sedgwick, J. True principle of the law of 
 
 11-196 
 
 — See Cyclone ; Lightning ; Meteorology; Whirl- 
 
 winds ; Winds. 
 
 Storr, T. C, and C. C. Flatt. Elementary course 
 
 of Biblical theology. Trans., with additions, 
 
 by S. S. Schmucker. And., 1826. 2 v. 8° 
 
 32-186 
 
 Storrs, R. S. Constitution of the human soul ; 
 Graham lectures. K Y., 1857. 8" 15-111 
 
 Story, C. A. Alcohol ; its nature and effects. N. 
 Y., 1868 10-487 
 
 Story, J. Commentaries on the conflict of laws, 
 foreign and domestic, in regard to contracts, 
 rights and remedies. 6th ed. By I. F. Red- 
 field. B., 1865. 8" . . . 2-274 
 
 — Commentaries on the constitution of the U. S. ; 
 
 with a preliminary review of the coustitutioual 
 history of the colonies and states. B., 1833. 
 3v. 8° 2-878 
 
 — Commentaries on the law of agency. 5tli ed. 
 
 B., 1857. 8° ..... . 2-147 
 
STORY. 
 
 565 
 
 STRAUCHIUS. 
 
 Story, J. Commentaries on the law of bailments. 
 Camb., 18;J2. 8" . . . . 2-96 
 
 — Commentaries on the law of bills of exchange, 
 
 foreign and inland, as administered in England 
 and America ; with occasional illustrations 
 from the commercial law of continental Eu- 
 rope. 3d ed. B., 1858. 8<> . 2-148 
 
 — Commentaries on the law of partnership, as a 
 
 branch of commercial and maritime jurispru- 
 dence ; with occasional illustrations from the 
 civil and foreign law. B., 1859. 8" 2-149 
 
 — Familiar exposition of the constitution of the 
 
 U. S. B., n. d 2-880 
 
 — Miscellaneous writings. B., 1835. 8» 33-311 
 
 — Power of solitude : a poem. B. . 23-425 
 
 — Story, W. W. Life and letters of . 80-673 
 Story, T. Conversations, discussions, and anecdotes. 
 
 Compiled by N. Richardson. Ph., 1862 
 
 82-1018 
 
 Storj'-, "W. W. Life and letters of Joseph Story. 
 B., 1851. 2 V. 8» . . . 30-673 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1856 . . . 23-585 
 
 — The proportions of the human figure, according 
 
 to a new canon. L., 1866. 8° . 5-788 
 
 — Roba di Roma. N. Y., 1863. 2 v. 27»'-631 
 
 — Same. 4th ed. L., 1864. 2 v. . 27''-631'' 
 
 — Treatise on the law of contracts. B. , 1856. 2 v. 
 
 8° 2-151 
 
 Story book. H. C. Andersen . . 18-146 
 Story of American history. J.Abbott v. 5 of 18-15 
 Story of the American war. H. Stacke 26«-990 
 Story of ancient history. J. Abbott v. 5 of 18-15 
 Story of a bad boy. T. B. Aldrich . 18-4294 
 Story of a boulder. A. Geikie . . 9-233 
 Story of a pocket bible . - . . . 18-8036 
 Story of the burnt Njal. G. W. Dasent 18-816 
 Story of my childhood. Mme J. Michelet 30-2350 
 Story of doom. J. Ingelow . . . 23-956 
 Story of Elizabeth. A. I. Thackeray . 18-8177 
 Story of English history. . J. Abbott v. 5 of 18-15 
 Story of a feather. D. Jerrold . . 18-1676" 
 Story of four centuries, the ; sketches of early church 
 history for youthful readers. By H. L. L. 
 L.,1864 ..... 83-1479 
 Story of Gisli the outlaw. G. W. Dasent 18-814 
 Story of the great march. G. W. Nichols 26^-721 
 Story of the guard. J. B. Fremont . 26^-489 
 Story of the guns. J. E. Tcnnent . 6-703 
 Story of tlie Irish before the conquest. M. C.Fer- 
 guson 27'''-1435 
 
 Story ol Kennett. B. Taylor • . . 18-3163 
 Story of the red book of Appin. E. A. Hitchcock 
 
 18-2593,4 
 
 Story of a trooper. F.C.Adams . 18-83 
 
 Story of Waldemar Krone's youth. H. F. Ewald 
 
 18-1045 
 
 Stoughton, J. Ecclesiastical liistory of England, 
 from the opening of the long parliament to the 
 death of Oliver Cromwell. L., 1867. 2 v. 
 8» 27»-1117 
 
 — Scenes in other lands, with their associations. 
 
 L., 1853 27''-766 
 
 — Spiritual heroes; or, sketches of the puritans. 
 
 N.Y., 1848 32-1684 
 
 Stow, J. The svrvay of London ; containing the 
 
 Originall, Antiquitie, Encrease, and more 
 
 Moderne Estate of the sayd Famous Citie ; 
 
 written in the yeere 1598 ; since then continued 
 
 and much enlarged. L., 1618 . 27"-lU9 
 Stowe, C. E. Origin and history of the books of the 
 
 bible. (The new testament.) Hart., 1867. 
 
 8» 82-1988 
 
 — See Jahn, J. 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. B. Agnes of Sorrento . 18-3041 
 
 — La Case de 1' Oncle Tom. B., 1852 34-4171 
 
 — The chimney corner. B., 1868 . 33-809 
 
 — Dred ; a tale of the great dismal swamp 
 
 18-8042 
 
 — House and home papers. B., 1865 33-1126 
 
 — Little foxes. B., 1865 . . . 33-810 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. H. B. The May-flower, and miscel- 
 laneous writings . .* . , 18-3043 
 
 — Men of our times ; or, leading patriots of the 
 
 day. Hart., 1868. 8° . . 30-2875 
 
 — The minister's wooing . . . 18-3044 
 
 — Nina Gordon. [Same as Dred] . 18-3042 
 
 — Oldtown folks 18-3047 
 
 — The pearl of Orr's island. . , 18-3045 
 
 — Sunny memories of foreign lands. B., 1854. 
 
 2 V. ■ 27"-348 
 
 — Uncle Tom's cabin .... 18-8046 
 
 — Key to Uncle Tom's cabin ; presenting the 
 
 original facts and documents upon which the 
 story is founded ; together with corroborative 
 statements verifying the truth of the work. 
 B., 1853. 8» .... 26^-723 
 
 — See Beecher, C. E., in Supplement ; Cucheval- 
 
 Clarigny. 
 
 Stowell, H. Model for men of business ; or, lec- 
 tures on the character of Nehemiah. 3d ed. 
 L., 1859 32-878 
 
 Stowell, W. H. On the work of the spirit. 2d ed. 
 L., 1854 32-2209 
 
 — and D. Wilson. History of the Puritans in 
 
 England, and the pilgrim fathers. N. Y., 
 
 1849 26^-408 
 
 Strabo. Geographica. Recognovit A. Meineke. 
 Leip., 1852,3. 3 v. . . . 84-339 
 
 — Geography. Trans, by H. C. Hamilton and 
 
 W. Falconer. L., 1854. 8 v. . 25-68 
 
 Strachey, E. Miracles and science. L., 1854 32-2840 
 Stradivari, A. Fetis, F. J. Notice of . 5-1029 
 
 Stratford, T. Wentworth, earl of, Forster, J. Life 
 
 of 80-166 
 
 Straight forward. L. E. Guernsey . 18-1290 
 Strain, I. G. Sketches of a journey in Chili and the 
 Argentine provinces, in 1849. N. Y., 1853 
 
 26i>-366 
 
 Strains on structures of iron work. F. W. Sheilds 
 
 6-84 
 
 Strait gate, the. J. Abbott . . v. 1 of 18-15 
 Straker, C. Instructions in the art of lithography. 
 L., 1867. 8° . . . . 6-1031 
 
 Stranded ship. L. C. Davis . . . 18-817 
 
 Strang, J. Glascow and its clubs ; or, glimpses of 
 the condition, manners, characters, and oddi- 
 ties of the city, during the past and present 
 centuries. Glascow, 1857. 8° . 27''-684 
 Strange, T. Elements of Hindu law ; referable to 
 British judicature in India. L., 1825. 2 v. 
 
 80 2-860 
 
 Strange, W. Restoration of health ; or, the appli- 
 cation of the laws of hygiene to the recovery 
 of health. L., 1865 . . . 10-604 
 
 — The seven sources of health. L., 1864 10-412 
 Strange adventures of Captain Dangerous. G. A. 
 
 Sala 18-2718 
 
 Strange adventures of Gooroo Simple. A. H. For- 
 rester 18-1204 
 
 Strange stories. E. T. W. Hoff"mann . 18-1487 
 Strange stories of the animal world. J. Timbs 9-716 
 Strange story. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . 18-492 
 
 Strange tales. J. Ashworth . . . 18-218 
 
 Stranger in America. C. W. Janson . 26''-474 
 Stranger in London. C. Redding . 27''-354 
 
 Strategy and tactics. G. H. Dufour . 6-596 
 
 — Gl-aham, J. J. Use of stratagems in war 6-614 
 
 — Schalk, E. Campaigns of 1862,8 . 6-688 
 
 — See Military *** ; Tactics and strategy. 
 Strathern. Countess of Blessington . 18-843 
 Strathmore. L. De Larame . . . 18-3050 
 Stratmann, F. H. Dictionary of the old English 
 
 language of the 13th, 14th, and 15th centuries. 
 Krefeld, 1867. 8° . . . 23-242 
 
 Strattou, H. D. See Bryant, H. B., and H. D. 
 Stratton. 
 
 Strauchius, G. Breviarum chronolngicum ; or, a 
 treatise describing the terms and most cele- 
 brated characters, periods, and epochas used 
 in chronology. 3d ed. L., 1722 29^-88 
 
STRAUSS. 
 
 5G6 
 
 STUART. 
 
 Strauss, D. F. New life of Jesus. L., 1865. 2 v. 
 8° 82-l';o2 
 
 — Zeller, E. Strauss and Renan . 32-1915 
 
 — See Cairns, J. ; Fisher, G. P. ; Norton, A. ; 
 
 Tafel, J. F. I. 
 Strauss, G. F. A. The chime of the bells. Trans, 
 by H. Bokum. B., 1836 . . 82-271 
 
 — Glory of the house of Israel . . 18-3051 
 Strauss, G. L. M., et al. England's workshops. 
 
 L.,1864 6-413 
 
 Stray leaves from the book of nature. M. S. De Vere 
 
 9-918 
 Stray leaves from fairy land. J. and W. Grimm 
 
 18-1288 
 
 Stray meditations. J. P. Thompson . 32-1656 
 Stray Yankee in Texas. S. A. Hammitt. [See Sup- 
 plement] , . . . . 18-2467 
 Streaks of squatter life. J. S. Robb . 18-3166 
 Stream of life on our globe. J. L. Milton 9-270 
 Street, A. B. Frontenac. L., 1849. 8» 23-531 
 
 — The Indian pass. N. Y., 1869 . 26'>-707 
 
 — Poems. N. Y., 1845. 8° . . 23-218 
 
 — Poems. N. Y., 1867. 2 v. . . 23-885 
 
 — Woods and waters ; or, the Saranacs and Racket. 
 
 N. Y., 1860 26"-385 
 
 Street, G. E. Brick and marble in the middle ages: 
 
 notes of a tour in the north of Italy. L., 1855. 
 
 8" 5-153 
 
 Street preaching in San Francisco. W. Taylor 
 
 32-2285 
 
 Street thoughts. H. M. Dexter . . 82-808 
 
 Strength of cast iron pillars. J. B. Francis 6-50 
 Strength of nations. A. Bisset . . 29"-116 
 Stretton, J. C. Margaret and her bridesmaids 18-2069 
 
 — Queen of the county . . . 18-2564 
 
 — Rector's wife 18-3689 
 
 Stretton. H. Kingsley .... 18-4242 
 Strickland, A. Lives of the bachelor kings of Eng- 
 land. L.,1861 .... 80-1445 
 
 — Lives of the queens of England, from the Nor- 
 
 man conquest ; with anecdotes of their courts. 
 Ph., 1848. 12 V. in 6. 8° . . 30-446 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1843. 12 v. . . 30-448 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1844. 12 v. in 6 . 80-447 
 
 — Same ; abridged. L., 1867 . . 80-450 
 
 — Lives of the queens of Scotland, and English 
 
 princesses connected with the regal succession 
 of Great Britain. N.Y., 1851-9. 8 v. 30-656 
 
 — Lives of the seven bisliops committed to the 
 
 tower in 1688. L., 1866 . . 30-1841 
 
 — Lives of the Tujlor princesses ; including Lady 
 
 Jane Gray and her sisters. L., 1868 80-2437 
 
 — Old friends and new acquaintances 18-8054 
 
 — Pilgrims of Walsingham ; or, tales of the mid- 
 
 dle ages 18-8055 
 
 Strickland, — . Twenty-seven years in Canada West. 
 L., 1858. 2 V. ■ . . . . 26i'-867 
 Strickland, W. Reports on canals, railways, roads, 
 and other subjects, made to "the Pennsylvania 
 society for the promotion of internal improve- 
 ment." Ph., 1826. f» . . 6-1023 
 Strickland, W. P. History of the American bible 
 society ; with an introduction by L. N. Rice. 
 N. Y., 1856. 8» . . . . 32-688 
 
 — Life of Jacob Gruber. N. Y., 1860 30-1255 
 
 — Old Mackinaw ; or, the fortress of the lakes. 
 
 Ph., 1860 . . • , . . 26^-888 
 
 — The pioneer bishop ; or, the life of Francis 
 
 Asbury; with an introduction by N. Bangs. 
 N. Y., [1858] .... 30-1077 
 
 — The pioneers of the west. N. Y., 1856 26''-310 
 Stricture of the urethra. H. Thompson 10-906 
 Strife and peace. Fredrika Bremer . 18-408 
 Strikes and lock-outs ; or, the law of combination. 
 
 By a barrister. L„ 1867 . . 2~B25 
 
 — See Labor ; Trades' societies ; Working classes. 
 String of diamonds, gathered from many mines. 
 
 By a gem fancier. Hart., 1853 . 23-769 
 
 String of pearls. G. P. R. James . 18-1650 
 
 Strive and thrive. Mary Howitt . . 18-1515 
 
 Strock, D., jr. Pictorial historj^ of King Philip's 
 war; containing an account of the Indian 
 ti'ibes, their manners and customs. Hart., 
 1851. 8» 26»-583 
 
 Strodtmann, A. Heinrich Heine's wirken und stre- 
 ben dargesteldt an seinen werkeu. Hamb., 
 1857 34-601 
 
 Stromeyer, L. Gunshot fractures : resection in gun- 
 shot injuries, by F. Esmarch. Ph., 1862 
 10-268 
 
 Strong, T. Treatise on elementary and higher alge- 
 bra. N. Y., 1859. 8° . . 14-33 
 
 Strong, W. C. Culture of the grape. B., 1866 
 
 4-231 
 
 Stronghand. G. Aimard . . . 18-108 
 
 Strother, D. H. Virginia illustrated : containing a 
 visit to the Virginia Canaan, and the adven- 
 tures of Porte Crayon and his cousins. N. 
 Y., 1857. 8" . . . . 26''-324 
 
 Stroud, G. M. Sketch of the laws relating to slavery 
 in the several states. 2d ed. Ph., 1856 
 
 ; . . . 2-125 
 
 — See Purdon, J. 
 
 Strozzi, Filippo. T. A. Trollope , . 27-2484 
 
 Structural lesions of the skin. H. F. Damon 
 
 10-893 
 
 Struenzce, J. F. Count Struenzee, the sceptic and 
 Christiin. Trans, by Mrs. J. H. Wilson, 
 B., 1853 32-419 
 
 Struggle for life, the. L. P. Hale . 18-3059 
 
 Struggles and adventures of Christoplier Tadpole. 
 Albert Smith .... 18-2924 
 
 Struggles for life ; or, the autobiography of a dissent- 
 ing minister. Ph., 1854 . . 32-583 
 
 Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Robinson. A. 
 "Trollope 18-3290 
 
 Struggles of a young artist. See Gibson, D. C. 
 
 30-1665 
 
 Strutt, J. Complete view of the dress and habits of 
 the people of England, from the establishment 
 of the Saxons ; with an introduction con- 
 taining a general description of the ancient 
 habits in use among mankind, to the conclu- 
 sion of the 7th century; new ed., with notes 
 by J. R. Planche. L., 1842. 2 v. 4'> 
 27''-4048 
 
 — Regal and ecclesiastical antiquities of England ; 
 
 containing the representations of all the Eng- 
 lish monarchs, from Edward the confessor, to 
 Henry VIII ; with critical and explanatory 
 notes, by J. R. Planche. L., 1842. 4° 
 27'^-4047 
 
 — Sports and pastimes of the people of England ; 
 
 new ed., by W. Hone. L., 1831. 8° 20-479 
 Struve, B. C. See Meusel, J. G., in Supplement. 
 Struve, G. v. Grundziige der staatswisenschaft. 
 
 Mannheim, 1847. 4 v. in 3 . 34-2295 
 
 Stryker, Helen. Light .... 18-8061 
 Stryker, Jas. See American quarterly register and 
 
 magazine. 
 Strype, J. Memorials of Thomas Cranraer. Oxf., 
 
 1848. 2v. 8° . . . . 30-113 
 
 Stuart, Lady A. Cooper, E. Life and letters of 
 
 30-1858 
 
 Stuart, B. How to become a successful engineer ; 
 
 being hints to youths intending to adopt the 
 
 profession. E., 1806 . . . 13-216 
 
 Stuart, C. Emigrant's guide to Upper Canada ; or, 
 
 sketches of the present state of that province. 
 
 L., 1820 ..... 26*^-155 
 Stuart, C. B. The naval and mail steamers of the 
 
 United States. N. Y., 1853. 4o 6-1025 
 
 — The naval dry docks of the United States. N. 
 
 Y., 1852. 4° . . . . 6-1026 
 
 Stuart, C. E. Johnes, M. Prince Charlie 
 
 30-1218 
 
 — Klose, C. L. Memoir of . . 30-1201 
 
 — Stanhope, P. H. " The forty -five " 27''-787 
 
 — See Chamber's rebellion of 1745,6. 
 Stuart, E. (Trusta.) See Phelps, Mrs. E. S. 
 
STUART. 
 
 567 
 
 SUE. 
 
 Stuart, family of. Chateaubriand, F. A. de. Les 
 quatie Stuarts .... 34-5407 
 
 — Noble, M. Historical genealogy of 27'^4009 
 
 — Townend, W. Descendants of the Stuarts 
 
 30-1989 
 
 — See England, history of ; Jacobites. 
 
 Stuart, G. History of Scotland, from the establish- 
 ment of the reformation, till the death of 
 Mary. Dub., 1782. 2 v. 8<> . 27''-1380 
 
 — View of society in Europe. 2d ed. L., 1782. 4° 
 
 27^-4008 
 
 Stuart, I. W. Life of Nathan Hale. 2d ed. Hart., 
 1856 30-938 
 
 — Life of Jonathan Trumbull. B., 1859. 8° 
 
 30-1319 
 
 Stuart, James, M. D. Salutary effects of mercury 
 
 in malignant fevers. Ph., 1798. 8° 10-80 
 
 Stuart, Jas., F. R. S., and N. Revett. Antiquities of 
 
 Athens and other monuments of Greece. 3d 
 
 ed. L., 1858 .... 5-112 
 
 Stuart, Mary. See Mary, Queen of Scots. 
 
 Stuart, Moses. Commentary on ecclesiastes. N. 
 
 . Y., 1851 32-779 
 
 — Hints on the interpretation of prophecy. An- 
 
 dover, 1842 32-209 
 
 — Letters on the divinity of Christ. See Menies, 
 
 T. S 32-1357 
 
 Stuart, M. A. Life and letters of Elizabeth, last 
 
 Duchess of Gordon. N. Y., 1868 30-2313 
 
 Stuart, R. Dictionary of architecture. Ph., 1851. 
 
 2 V. 8° 5-58 
 
 Stuart. See Steuart ; Stewart. 
 Stuart of Dunleath. C. E. Norton 18-1198,2345 
 Stubbs, W. See Haddan, A. W., in Supplement. 
 Stuckenberg, J. H. W. History of the Augsburg 
 confession, from its origin till the adopdon of 
 the formula of Concord. Ph., 1869 32-1835 
 Student. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . . 18-493 
 
 Student and intellectual observer of science, litera- 
 ture, and art. v. 1,2. L., 1868,9. 8° 
 
 9-1045 
 
 Student life. S. Osgood . . . 13-158 
 
 Student life abroad. R. B. Kimball . 18-1740 
 Student life in Germany. W. Howitt . 27'^-43 
 
 Student of Blenheim forest. A. H. Dorsey 18-3886 
 Students abroad. R. B. Kimball . . 18-3977 
 Student's France, the ; a history of France from the 
 earliest times to the establishment of the second 
 empire, in 1852. N. Y., 1862 . 27''-1965 
 Student's guide to the university of Cambridge. 
 [J. R. Seeley, ed.] Camb., 1863 13-217 
 
 Student's manual. J. Todd . . . 13-230 
 
 Student's scripture history. W.Smith 82-1768,2182 
 Student's wife. Mrs. M. Daniel . . 18-811 
 
 Studies. J. A. Dorgan .... 23-702 
 
 Studies, ethical and social. F. P. Cobbe 33-1374 
 Studies for stories. Jean Ingelow . 18-1571 
 Studies from the antique. C. Mackay . 23-730 
 
 Studies from life. D. M. Mulock . . 18-2296 
 Studies from nature. H. Masius . . 9-1038 
 
 Studies in conduct ; short essays from the " Saturday 
 review." L., 1867 . . . 33-1365 
 Studies in English prose. J. Payne . 22-4^2 
 
 Studies in the field and forest. W. Flagg 9-978 
 Studies in general science. A. B. Black well 15-347 
 Studies in philosophy and theology. J. Haven 
 
 15-34 
 
 Studies in Shakspeare. M. Preston . 24-240 
 
 Studies of character. T. Guthrie . , 32-2437 
 Studies of nature. J. H. B. de St. Pierre 9-962 
 Studies of a wandering observer. W. W. Ireland 
 
 27'>-9r,3 
 
 Studio, the. J. Abbott . . . v. 4 of 18-15 
 Studious women. Dupanloup . . 2-661 
 
 Study. Clarke, J. Essay on . . 13-54,5 
 
 — Osgood, S. Student life . . . 13-158 
 
 — Ringelbergius, J. F. Treatise on . 13-184 
 
 — Taylor, S. H. Method of classical s. 18-225 
 
 — Todd, J. Student's manual . . 13-230 
 
 — See Education ; Learning ; Reading ; Schools. 
 
 Stumbling blocks. A. E. Dodge . . 32-1280 
 Sturge, Joseph. Richard, H. Memoirs of 30-1542 
 
 — and T. Harvey. West Indies in 1837 ; the jour- 
 
 nal of a visit to ascertain the condition of the 
 Negro population. 2d ed. L., 1838. 8° 
 26''-546 
 
 Sturgess and Walker. The draught player's hand- 
 book. Ph 20-208 
 
 Sturleson, Snorro. The Heimskringia ; or, chronicle 
 
 of the Kings of Norway ; translated from the 
 
 Icelandic, with a preliminary dissertation and 
 
 memoir, by S. Laing. L., 1844. 3 v. 8° 
 
 27»-2796 
 
 Sturm, C. C. Reflections on the works of God in 
 
 nature and providence for every day in the 
 
 year. Trans, by A. Clarke. L., 1805. 4 v. 
 
 32-210 
 
 Stuyvesant. J. Abbott .... 18-13 
 
 Styles, J The animal creation ; its claims on our 
 humanity. Second thousand. L. 9-741 
 
 — Essay on the character and influence of the stage. 
 
 3d ed. L., 1815 .... 24-i77 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. L., 1807 . . . 24-177* 
 Subaltern, the ; by an eye witness. G. R. Gleig 
 
 28^-432 
 
 Subaltern in America : comprising a narrative of the 
 campaigns of the British army, at Baltimore, 
 Washington, &c., during the late war. Ph., 
 
 1833. 8« 26»-546 
 
 Subaltern's furiough. E. T. Coke . 26'>-507 
 Subjection of women. J. S. Mill . . 2-804,5 
 Sublime, treatise on. D. Longinus . 22-669 
 
 Substance and shadows. E. Welluiont S3-358 
 
 Subtle brains and lissom fingers. A. Wynter 
 
 ;^3-994 
 
 Success in life. Mrs. L. C. Tuthill . 18-3354 
 Successful merchant, the. W. Arthur . 30-1942 
 Such is life. P. Egan .... 18-1047 
 Suckling, Sir J. (Sanford's Br. poets) 23-72 
 
 Sudden death. A. B. Granville . . 10-374 
 
 Sue, E. L'alouette du casque. P., 1866 34-3838 
 
 — Arthur. P., 1859 .... 34-3839 
 
 — Arthur, trans, by P. F. Christin ; The com- 
 
 mander of Malta, trans, by A. Dorsy ; and 
 De Rohan, or the court conspirator 18-3064 
 
 — La bonne aventure. P., 1861 . 34-3833 
 
 — La clochette d' Airain ; le collier de fer. P., 
 
 1866 34-3834 
 
 — Le diable mfidecin. (Contes.) B. and L., 1855. 
 
 3v 34-4172 
 
 — Les enfants de I'amour. 8" . . 34-4842 
 
 — La famille Jouflfroy. B. and L., 1854. 6 v. 
 
 34-4175 
 
 — La faucille d' or; La croix d' argent. P., 1866 
 
 34-3831 
 
 — La femme de lettres. P., 1856. 2 v. en 1 
 
 34-4173 
 
 — Fernand Duplessis ; ou, memoires d' un mari. 
 
 N. Y., 1851. 80 . . . . 34-4949 
 
 — Les fils de famille. P., 1861. 3 v. 34-3837 
 
 — Gilbert et Gilberte. P., 1860. 3 v. 34-3829 
 
 — Lejuif errant. P. 2 v. 4» . . 34-4843 
 
 — Latreaumont. P., 1858 . , . 34-5203 
 — La marquise Cornelia d' Alfi ; ou, le lac d' An- 
 
 necy et ses environs. B., 1853 . 34-5314 
 
 — Martin, 1' enfant trouve ; ou, les memoires d'un 
 
 valet de chambre. B., 1846,7. 7 v. in 3 
 34-5316 
 
 — Same. v. 1-4 in 2. B. and L., 1847 8t-5315 
 
 — Mathilde ; Memoires d' une jeune femme. P., 
 
 1859. 4v 34-3832 
 
 — Same. 4» 34-4844 
 
 — Le morne-au-diable. P., 1859 . 34-3841 
 
 — Les mysteres do Paris. P., 1862. 4 v. 34-3835 
 
 — Mysteries of Paris .... 18-3065 
 
 — Les mysteres du peuple ; ou, histoire d' une 
 
 famille de Proletaires a travers les Ages. 
 V. 1,2. N. Y., 1852. 8" . . 34-4637 
 
 — Same. v. 10-15 in 3. B., 1851 . 34-4638 
 
 — La salamandre. P., 1858 . . 34-5322 
 
SUE. 
 
 568 
 
 SUNDAY. 
 
 Sue, E. Les secrets de r Oreiller. P., 1861. 3 v. 
 34-3830 
 
 — Les sept peches capitaux : 1 and 2 L' Orgueil ; 
 
 3 and 4 L'envie ; La oolere ; o and 6 La luxure ; 
 
 La paresse, 1' avarice ; La gourmandise. P., 
 
 1860-6. 6 V. in 4 . . . 34-3836 
 
 . — Same. 4" 84-4830 
 
 — The wandering Jew . . . 18-3066 
 
 — Jacquot, C. J. B. Vie de . . 34-4398 
 Suetonius Tranquillus, C. Opera. L., 1834 
 
 34-447 
 
 — Opera quae supersunt omnia. Recensuit C L. 
 
 Rotli. Lips., 1858 . , . 34-370 
 
 — Lives of the twelve Caesars ; witli his lives of 
 
 the grammarians, rhetoricians, and poets ; 
 translation of A. Thomson, revised and cor- 
 rected by T. Forester. L., 1855 30-1360 
 Suez canal. Lynch, T. K. Visit to . 28''-513 
 
 — Saint-Hilaire, J. B. Account of . 38''-2o8 
 Suffering Saviour. F. W. Krummacher 32-682 
 Suffolk. F. Shoberl . . . v. 14 of 27''-474 
 Suffolk surnames. N. I. Bowditch . 22-45 
 Suffrage. Bushnell, H. Women's suffrage 2-576 
 
 — Glen, W. C. Parliamentary registration manual 
 
 2—372 
 
 — Hartley, f . W. Universal suffrage 2-1029 
 
 — Hodgson, S. H. Reform in . . 2-716 
 
 — Jones, S. Right of . . . 2-752 
 
 — See Ballot ; Elections ; Franchise. 
 
 Sugar. Burgh, N. P. Sugar machinery 6-990 
 
 — Evans, W. J. Planter's manual . 4-13 
 
 — Grant, E. B. Beet-root s. and cultivation of the 
 
 beet 6-329 
 
 — Napoleon III. Analysis of sugar question 
 
 V. 2 of 27''-1829 
 
 — Niccol, R. Essay on . , . 6-1010 
 
 — See Sorghum. 
 
 Sugden, Sir E. B. Handy book on property law. 
 From the 5th London ed. N. Y., 1858 2-135 
 
 — Practical treatise on powers. Ph., 1837 
 
 _ V. 15,6 of 2-55 
 
 — Series of letters to a man of property on sales, 
 
 purchases, mortgages, leases, settlements, and 
 devises of estates. Ph., 1834. 8° 
 
 V. 8 of 2-55 
 
 Suggestions for a domestic currency, founded upon 
 philosophic and unerring principles. N. Y., 
 1847. 8° 1-199 
 
 Suicide. Kellogg, A. 0. Shakspeare's delineations 
 of 24-166 
 
 — Winslow, F. Anatomy of s. . 10-622 
 Suil Dhur. G. Grifffn .... 18-3680 
 Sullivan, E. Bungalow and the tent; or, a visit to 
 
 Ceylon. L., 1854. 8» . . 28''-323 
 
 — Conquerors, warriors, and statesmen of India. 
 
 L., 1866. 8» .... 28''-248 
 
 Sullivan, James. History of the district of Maine. 
 
 B., 1795. 8» .... 26'>-198 
 
 — Amory, T. C. Life of; with selections from 
 
 his writings 80-1104 
 
 Sullivan, John. Amory, T. C. Life of 30-2433 
 
 — Peabody, O. W. B. Life of. (S. A. B. 13) 
 
 30-497 
 
 Sullivan, W. Familiar letters on public characters 
 and public events, 1783-1815. B., 1834 
 26''-843 
 
 — Historical causes and effects from the fall of the 
 
 Roman empire, 476, to the reformation, 1517. 
 B., 1838 29''-44 
 
 — Political class-book : intended to instruct the 
 
 higher classes in schools in the origin, nature, 
 
 and use of political power. B., 1831 2-883 
 
 Sullivant, W. S. Icones muscorum ; mosses peculiar 
 
 to eastern North America. Camb., 1864. 8° 
 
 9-1236 
 
 — See Gray, A. 
 
 Sully, M. de Bethune, due de. Memoirs translated 
 from the French, by C. Lennox. Ph., 1817. 
 5 V. 8» 30-508 
 
 Sulpicia. Poems. See Tibullus . . 23-103 
 
 SuUanetta. A. Dumas .... 84-3341 
 Sumatra. Marsden, W. History of . 38''-410 
 
 — See Eastern archipelago ; Malaysia. 
 
 Summer in Andalucia ; or, rambles through the 
 
 south of Spain. L., 1839. 3 v. 8° 37'M04 
 Summer cruise. N. P. "Willis . . 27''-800 
 Summer cruise on the coast of New England R. 
 
 Carter 26'^-498 
 
 Summer gleanings. J. Todd . . 33-879 
 
 Summer-house series — Older than Adam 18-3793 
 Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life. Mrs. A. D. T. 
 
 Whitney 18-3503 
 
 Summer in Scotland. J Abbott . . 27^-99 
 
 Summer in the wilderness. C. Lanman 26''-65 
 
 Summer journey hi the west. E. R. Steele 26''-120 
 Summer months among the Alps. T. W. Hinchlift" 
 
 27''-581 
 
 Summer on the lake. S. M. Fuller Ossoli 
 
 26'^-40;29''-236 
 
 Summer rambles in the west. E. F. Ellet 26''-347 
 Summer resorts. De Costa, B. F. Lake George, 
 
 Schroon lake, and the Adirondacks 26'*-684 
 
 — King, T. S. The White hills . 36^-370 
 
 — Oakes, W. Scenery of the White mountains 
 
 36M013 
 
 — Rockwell, C. Catskill mountains . 86'^-630 
 
 — Sweetser, C. H. Book of . , 36>'-685 
 Summer rest. A. E. Dodge . . . 33-467 
 Summer stories. T. A. Richards . , 18-2643 
 Summer story. T. B. Read . . . 23-804 
 Summer time in the country. M. A. Willmott 
 
 33-197 
 
 Summer tour. Sewell, E. M. Journal of 37'^-280 
 Summer tours. Theodore Dwight, jr. . 26*'-31 
 
 Summer vacation in Colorado. S. Bowles 
 
 26b-705 
 
 Summerfield, J. Sermons and sketches of sermons ; 
 with an introduction by T. E. Bond. N. Y., 
 1842. 8° 32-193 
 
 — Holland, J. Life and ministrj^ of . 30-509 
 Summer-land, the : a southein story . 18-3074 
 Summerly, F. Book of stories from the home treas- 
 ury 18-3071 
 
 Summerton, W. Will he find her ? . 18-3073 
 
 Sumner, C. Orations and speeches. B., 1850. 2 v. 
 
 33-493 
 
 — Recent speeches and addresses. B., 1856 
 
 33-494 
 
 — White slavery in the Barbary states. B., 1853 
 
 28''-101 
 
 — Harsha, D. A. Life of . . . 30-1449 
 Sumner, J. B. Treatise on the records of the crea- 
 tion, and on the moral attributes of the Crea- 
 tor. 4th ed. L.,1825. 2 v. 8° 32-941 
 
 Sun birds. Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 5 . 9-598 
 
 Sunbeam stories. M. A. Mackarness . 18-1988 
 Sunday. Brown, J. N., and W. B. Taylor. Discus- 
 sion on the sabbath . . . 33-415 
 
 — Christian sabbath, discourses on . 33-1033 
 
 — Christian sabbath vindicated . . 33-1869 
 
 — Cox, R. Literature of the sabbath question 
 
 21-33 
 
 Sabbath laws and sabbath duties 32-870 
 
 — Davis, T. History of Sabbatarian churches 
 
 32-325 
 
 — Dimmick, L. F. Moralinfluence of railroads 
 
 32-247 
 
 — First five years of sabbath reform . 33-996 
 
 — Fisher, W. L. Institution of the sabbath day 
 
 82-879 
 
 — Gilfillan, G. The sabbath in the light of reason 
 
 33-1033 
 
 — Hessey, J. A. History and obligation of 
 32-924 
 
 — Jackson, A. Due observation of . 32-353 
 
 — The pearl of days 32-1029 
 
 — Prize essays on the advantages of . 32-639 
 
 — Quintou, J. A. Heaven's antidote for the curse 
 
 of labor 32-1029 
 
 — Younger, J. Light of the week . 32-1039 
 
SUNDAY. 
 
 569 
 
 SURIREY. 
 
 Sunday afternoons at the parish cliurch. A. K. H. 
 Boyd 32-2187 
 
 Sunday at home : a family magazine for sabbath 
 reading. L., 18r)4-(38. 15 v. 8» 32-2000 
 
 Sunday evening book ; sliort papers for family read- 
 ing. By J. Hamilton, et al. N. Y., 1863 
 32-1050 
 
 Sunday magazine for 18G7-9. Ed. by T. Guthrie. 
 L. 3v. 8° . . . . 32-2045 
 
 Sunday-schools. Abbott, "W. Our Sunday-school 
 32-1128 
 
 — Alexander, J. W. Adjuncts of . 32-668 
 
 — House, E. Sunday-school handbook 32-2439 
 
 — Kindhng ; or, the way to do it . 32-635 
 
 — Power, J. C. Rise and progress of 32-1150 
 
 — Pray, L. G. History of . . . 32-784 
 
 — Raikes, R. His Sunday-school and friends 
 
 32-921 
 
 — Taylor, A. Sunday-school photographs 
 
 32-1142 
 
 — Teacher taught .... 32-1434 
 
 — Teacher teaching .... 32-1435 
 
 — Todd, J. Sabbath-school teacher . 32-707 
 
 — Tyng, S. H. Experience in . . 32-916 
 Sundon, C. Clayton, Viscountess. Memoirs. By 
 
 Mrs. A. T. Thomson . . . 30-1894 
 Sunlight through the mist ; being conversations be- 
 tween a mother and her children, on Luther 
 and the reformation. By a lady. N. Y., 1854 
 
 32-531 
 
 Sunny memories of foreign lands. H. B. Stowe 
 
 27''-348 
 
 Sunnybank. M. V. Terhune . . 18-3176 
 Sunny skies. B. H. Channing . . 27''-829 
 Sunuyside, manse of. Mrs E. S. Phelps 18-2486 
 Sunny south. J, H. Ingraham . . 18-1568 
 Sunny south ; Spain and Majorca. J. W. Clayton 
 
 27''-955 
 
 Sun-rays from clear and clouded skies. By Cousin 
 
 Carrie 18-3075 
 
 Sunset in Provence, and other tales of martyr times. 
 
 By the author of " Great and good " 18-3903 
 
 Sunset laud. J. Todd .... 26''-716 
 
 Sunset stories ; echoes from the gun of 1861. M. H. 
 
 Pike 18-984 
 
 Sunsets on the Hebrew mountains. J. R. Macduff 
 
 ■. . 32-985 
 
 Sunshine and clouds. Anne Bowman . 18-368 
 
 Sunshine and shadow in New York. M. H. Smith 
 
 26''-692 
 
 Sunshine in thought. C. G. Leland , 33-427 
 
 Sunshine of domestic life. "\y. D. Adams .SO-1936 
 Sunshine; or, Kate Vinton. H. B. McKeever 
 
 18-1996 
 
 Supercheries litteraires. J. M. Querard 21-116 
 
 Superior, lake. Agassiz, L. Natural history of 
 
 26''-205 
 
 — Cabot, J. E. Narrative of tour to . 261^-205 
 
 — Foster, J. W., and J. D. Whitney. Geology 
 
 and topography of . . , 9-336 
 
 — Houghton, J., jr. Mineral region of 9-335 
 
 — Kohl, J. G. Kitchi-Gami . . 26''-465 
 
 — 'Lanman, 0. Canoe voyage . . 26''-65 
 
 — Ritchie, J. S. Commerce and navigation of 
 
 26''-329 
 
 — See Lakes. 
 
 Supernaturalism. Babbage, C. Ninth Bridgewater 
 treatise 32-2107 
 
 — Bushnell, H. Nature and the supernatural 
 
 32-782 
 
 — Debate between the church and science 32-1052 
 
 — Dewey, O. Problem of human destiny 32-1293 
 
 — Fisher, G. P. Essays on the supernatural 
 
 32-1709 
 
 — Hickok, L. P. Rational cosmology 15-123 
 
 — Howitt, W. History of the supernatural 
 
 32-1070 
 
 — Lewis, T. Six days of creation . 32-1135 
 
 — McCosh, J. The supernatural and the natural 
 
 32-995 
 
 Supernaturalism. McCosh, J. Typical forms 
 
 32-791 
 
 — Scott, W. Existence of evil spirits 32-2204 
 
 — Stars and the angels . . . 32-1053 
 
 — Tulloch, J. Theism . , . 32-575 
 
 — See Christianity ; Creation ; Inspiration ; My- 
 
 thology ; Prophecy ; Rationalism ; Theism. 
 Superstition. Aubrey, J. Miscellanies 33-345 
 
 — Baring-Gould, S. Myths of middle ages 29^-244 
 
 — Brinton, D. G. Myths of the new world 
 
 32-2419 
 
 — Calmet, A. Phantom worid . . 32-1134 
 
 — Christmas, H. Cradle of the twin giants 11-218 
 
 — Crowe, Mrs. C. Night side of nature 18-771 
 
 — Elliott, C. W. Glimpses of the supernatural 
 
 32-1827 
 
 — Henderson, W. Folk-lore . . 27^-536 
 
 — Grant, A. Essays on . . . 27''-1406 
 
 — Lea, H. C. Superstition and force ' 29''-230 
 
 — Mackay, C. Popular delusions . 29^-247 
 
 — Madden, R. R. Phantasmata . 15-158 
 
 — Mather, I. Remarkable providences 32-801 
 
 — Mayo, H. Popular superstitions . 32-1862 
 
 — Pettigrew, T. J. Medical superstitions 10-481 
 
 — Whittier, J. G. Superstitions of New England 
 
 32-2233 
 
 — See Apparitions ; Astrology ; Fiends ; Ghosts ; 
 
 Mysteries ; Mythology ; Necromancers ; 
 
 Witclicraft. 
 Supplices, prisons, et grace en France. C. Des- 
 
 maze 34-4892 
 
 Suppressed book about slavery ; prepared for publi- 
 cation in 1857. N. Y., 1864 . 2-1020 
 Suppression of the reformation in France. D. D. 
 
 Scott 32-1554 
 
 Supramundane facts in the life of J. B. Ferguson. 
 
 T. L. Nichols .... 32-302 
 
 Sur la pelouse. E. Souvestre . . 34-3808^ 
 Surault, F. M. J. French fables; with a key. 
 
 Camb., 1834 .... 34-5052 
 
 Suretyship. Pitman, E. D. Law of principal and 
 
 surety v. 40 of 2-55 
 
 Surgeon's daughter. Sir W. Scott 18-2757, 2758s 
 Surgery. Abernethy, J. Lectures on . 10-1 
 
 — Brodie, B. C. Lectures on . . 10-712 
 
 — Cutler, T. Dressing and applications of band- 
 
 ages 10-638 
 
 — Davis, H. G. Conservative s. . 10-684 
 
 — Erichsen, J. Science and art of . 10-359 
 
 — Esmarch, F. Use of cold in . . 10-699 
 
 — FeVgusson, W. Progress of . . 10-777 
 
 — Garretson, J. E. Surgery of the mouth 10-905 
 
 — Gibson, W. Institutes and practice of 10-372 
 
 — Gray, H. Anatomy, descriptive and surgical 
 
 10-1007 
 
 — Gross, S. D. System of . . . 10-255 
 
 — Hayward, G. Surgical reports . 10-497 
 
 — Heath, C. Manual of minor s. . 10-669 
 
 — Hunter, J. Hunterian reminiscences 10-1013 
 
 — Ludlow, J. L. Examinations upon 10-375 
 
 — Macaulay, A. Dictionary of . . 10-614 
 
 — Maclise, J. Surgical anatomy . 10-462 
 
 — Markham, W. O. Surgical practice of Paris 
 
 10-638 
 
 — Miller, J. Practice of . . . 10-314 
 
 — Morris, E. Shock after injuries , 10-760 
 
 — Sargent, F. W. Bandaging and other opera- 
 
 tions of 10-716 
 
 — Smith, H. H. Principles and practice of 
 
 10-363 
 
 — South, J. F. Household s. . . 10-495 
 
 — Wales, P. S. Apparatus, appliances and opera- 
 
 tions 10-766 
 
 — Warren, J. M. Surgical observations 10-739 
 
 — See Acupressure ; Anaesthetics ; Ear ; Military 
 
 surgery ; Obstetrics ; Orthopaedics. 
 Surirey de St. Remy, P. Memoires d'artillerie; ou 
 il est traite de ce qui pent servir a 1' execu- 
 tion, et an service de toutes les armes. Am- 
 sterdam, 1703. 2 V. 40 . . 34-4748 
 
SURNAMES. 
 
 570 
 
 SWEDEN. 
 
 Surnames and sirenames. J. Finlayson 27»-393 
 
 — See Family histcny ; Genealogy ; Names. 
 Surratt, J. H. Trial of, in the criminal court for the 
 
 district of Columbia. W., 1867. 3 v. 8° 
 
 2-331 
 
 Surrey, H. H., earl of. Poetical works; with a 
 "memoir. B., 18o4 . . . 23-43(5 
 
 — (Sanford's Br. poets) . . v. 1 of 23-48 
 Surrey. Handbook for travellers in , 27''-484 
 
 — Excursions in the county of . . 27'*-972 
 
 — See Britton, J. . . . v. 14 of 27^-474 
 Surrey chapel, sketch of. N. Hall , 32-2423 
 Surrey congregational history. J. Waddington , 
 
 32-2278 
 
 Surry of Eagle's nest. J. E. Cooke , 18-705 
 
 Surtees, R. 8. Handley cross . . 18-1344 
 Surtees, S. F. Julius C89sar : did he cross the 
 channel? L., 18G6 . , . 27^-2476 
 Surveying. Alston, A. H. Seamanship 6-551 
 
 — Baker, T. Treatise on . , . 6-8 
 
 — Bourns, C. Principles and practice of 14-198 
 
 — Fenwick, T. Subterraneous surveying 6-117 
 
 — Gillespie, W. M. Treatise on land-surveying 
 
 6-53 
 
 — Gummere, J. Treatise on . . 14-42 
 
 — Hawes, J. H. System of rectangular s. 6-56 
 
 — Hoskold, H. D. Practical treatise on 6-347 
 
 — Mendell, G. H. Treatise on military s. 6-655 
 
 — Whitlock, G. C. System of . . 14-53 
 
 — See Coast survey ; Geodesy ; Geometry ; Trigo- 
 
 nometry. 
 Surville, Mme L. Balzac ; sa vie et ses oiuvres. 
 P., 1858 34-3842 
 
 — Le Compagnon du foyer. P., 1854 34-3843 
 Susan Fielding. Mrs. A. B. Edwards . 18-998 
 Susan Gray. Mrs. Sherwood . v. 3 of 18-2837 
 Suspiria de profundis. T. De Quincey . 33-116 
 Sussex. Cooper, W. D. Glossary of provincial- 
 isms in 22-63 
 
 — Excursions in 27'^-973 
 
 — Handbook for travellers in . . 27'^-483 
 
 — Hay, A. Observations on county of 27''-526 
 
 — See Britton, J. . . . v. 14 of 27''-474 
 Sussex centenary ; containing the addresses of B. 
 
 B. Edsall and J. F. Tuttle. Newark, 1853. 
 
 80 26''-611 
 
 Sut Lovingood. G. W. Harris . . 18-3842 
 Suter, W. A quiet family. F's M. D. v. 30 24-113 
 Suter, W. E. Dick Turpin and Tom King. F's 
 
 M. D. V. 36 .24-113 
 
 Sutherland, A. Achievements of the knights of 
 Malta. Ph., 1846. 2 v. . . 30-510 
 Sutherland, G. Manual of the geography of natural 
 and civil history of Prince Edward island. 
 Charlottetown, 1861 . . . 26''-924 
 Sutherland, H. National practical columnar sys- 
 tem of mercantile bookkeeping by double en- 
 try. Pittsburg, 1857. 8° . . 1-259 
 Sutherland, W. Practical guide to the knowledge 
 of the various riianipulative processes used in 
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 Suthcrlands. M. Coles .... 18-674 
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 L., 1867 . . . . . 6-927 
 
 Suworow, A. Anthing, F. Campaigns and private 
 
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 Svinine, P. de. Details sur Moreau et ses derniers 
 
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 Swain, C. Art and fashion; with other poems. 
 
 L., 1863 33-987 
 
 — Metrical essays. 2d ed. L., 1828 . 23-980 
 
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 — Poems. B., 1857 .* .* .' .' 23-539 
 Swainson, W. Animals in menageries. L., 1838 
 
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 Swainson, W. Birds of Western Africa. [Jardine, 
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 — Habits and instincts of animals. L., 1840 
 
 9-038 
 
 — Natural history and classification of birds. L., 
 
 1836. 2 V 9-639 
 
 — Natural liistury and classification of quadrupeds. 
 
 L., 1835 9-640 
 
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 — New Zealand and its colonization. L., 1859. 8° 
 
 28»'-305 
 
 — Preliminary discourse on the study of natural 
 
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 — Taxidermy ; with the biography of zoologists, 
 
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 — Treatise on the geography and classification of 
 
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 — and W. E. Shuckard. History and natural ar- 
 
 rangement of insects. L., 1840 9-644 
 
 Swallow, G. C. First and second annual reports of 
 
 the geological survey of Missouri. Jetferson 
 
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 — Geology and resources of Missouri, See Parker, 
 
 N. H 26'^-639 
 
 Swallow barn. John P. Kennedy . 18-1737 
 
 Swamp doctor. Madison Tensas . . 18-3166 
 
 Swan, J. G. The northwest coast ; or, three years' 
 
 residence in Washington territory. N. Y., 
 
 1857 26'^-323 
 
 Swan, W. D. American comprehensive reader. 
 
 B.,1856 33-573 
 
 Swartz, C. F. Pearson, H. Life and correspond- 
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 Swatara mining district, report on. H. K. Strong, 
 chairman. Harrisburg, 1839 
 
 No. 5, V. 1 of 1-341 
 
 Swayze, Mrs. J. C. Ossawatomie Brown. F's 8. 
 
 D. V. 29 24-221 
 
 Sweat, M. J. M. Ethel's love-life . 18-3076 
 
 Sweden. Acerbi, J. Travels in . . 27''-84 
 
 — Andersen, H. C. In Schweden . 34-615 
 
 — Anjou, L. A. Reformation in . 32-834 
 
 — Baird, R. Visit to . . . . 27^-85 
 
 — Boisgelin, L. de. Travels through 27M214 
 
 — Brace, C. L. The Norse-folk . 27'M36 
 
 — Bremner, R. Excursion in . . 27'^-86 
 
 — Brown, J. Northern courts . . 27''-2751 
 
 — Consett, M. Tour through . . 27"-1202 
 
 — Dunham, S. A. History of . . 27''-2762 
 
 — Fryxell, A. History of . . . 27''-2766 
 
 — Howitt, M. Tvi'elve months with F. Bremer 
 
 27'^-803 
 
 — James, J. T. Tour in 1813,4 . 27i'-809 
 
 — Jerrold, W. B. Brage-beaker with the Swedes 
 
 27»'-767 
 
 — Laing, S. Tour in . . . . 27''-688 
 
 — Long vacation ramble in . . 27''-430 
 
 — Marryat, H. One year in . . 27i'-786 
 
 — Maxwell, J. S. Tour in . . . 27i'-195 
 
 — Newland, H. Forest scenes in . 27''-357 
 
 — Pfeifter, I. Travels in . . . 27"-263 
 
 — Porter, R. K. Sketches in . . 27''-169 
 
 — Rambles in 27''-228 
 
 — Steane, E., and J. H. Hinton. Notes of a tour 
 
 in 27''-534 
 
 — Taylor, 3. Pictures of . . . 27''-449 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Charles XII, (in French) 
 
 34-3957 
 
 — Warmholtz, C. G. Bibliotheca historica sueo- 
 
 gothica 21-120 
 
 — Wheelwright, H. W. Ten years in 27^'-757 
 
 — Whitelock, B. Embassy to, 1653,4 27''-2800 
 
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 — See Scandinavia ; and names of sovereigns. 
 
SWEDENBORG. 
 
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 SWISS. 
 
 Swedenborg, E. Angelic philosophy of the divine 
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 the arcana there foretold which have hitlierto 
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 3 V 32-622 
 
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 B., 1851 32-621 
 
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 — The divine attributes ; including also, The divine 
 
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 — Economy of the animal kingdom ; considered 
 
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 B., 1868. 2v. S" . . . 10-817 
 
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 1838 32-626 
 
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 N. Y., 1855 32-1138 
 
 Swedenborgianism. Barrett, B. F, Lectures on the 
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 — Book of public worship . . . 82-1487 
 
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 32-1718 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. A. Swedenborg, a hermetic phil- 
 
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 — Holcombe, W. H. Our children in heaven 
 
 32-2404 
 
 — James, H. Secret of Swedenborg . 32-1296 
 
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 — Le Boys des Guays, J. F. E. Letters to a man 
 
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 — Parsons, T. Deus Homo . . 32-2310 
 Essays 32-1131 
 
 — Reed, S. Growth of the mind . 32-2312 
 
 — Swedenborg, G. Christianity, God, and the 
 
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 — Tafel, J. F. I. The life of Jesus . 32-2408 
 
 — Turner, L. W. Points of difference between 
 
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 32—2256 
 
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 Thoughts in my garden . . 32-1037 
 
 Swedes on the Delaware. J. C. Clay . 26^^-439 
 
 Swedish language. Dalin, F. A. Fransyskt oct 
 
 Svenskt lexicon .... 34-2997 
 
 — May, A. Practical grammar . . 22-162 
 Sweet, R. British warblers. See Bechstein, J. M. 
 Sweet, S. H. Special report on coal ; showing its 
 
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 1866. S" 1-303 
 
 Sweet clover ; or, Nelly Milton's housekeeping. C. 
 
 L. May 18-3077 
 
 Sweet counsel. S. Tytler . . . 33-1313 
 Sweethearts and wifes. T. S. Arthur . 18-188 
 
 Sweetser, C. H. Book of summer resorts. N. Y., 
 
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 Sweetser, J. E. See Cheever, G. B. 
 
 Swell life at sea. J. W. Gould . . 18-1245 
 
 Swetchine, S. S. de. Writings. Trans, by H. W. 
 
 Preston. B., 1869 . . . 33-1332 
 
 Swetchine, S. S. de. Falloux, le C'te de. Sa vie et 
 
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 Life and letters of . . . 30-2302 
 
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 Swift, F., and M. R. Clark. The skater's text-book. 
 N. Y., 1868 20-480 
 
 Swift, J. Works ; with notes, historical and critical ; 
 arranged by T. Sheridan, corrected and re- 
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 33-583 
 
 — Same ; containing interesting and valuable 
 
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 8» 33-587 
 
 — Battle of the books .... 18-3078 
 
 — Gulliver's travels .... 18-3079 
 
 — Poetical works ; with a life, by J. Mitford. B., 
 
 1853. 3 V 23-447 
 
 — Tale of a tub ; Battle of the books ; etc. 
 
 18-3078 
 
 — Voyages de Gulliver a Lilliput et a Brobding- 
 
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 1855 34-5179 
 
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 — Berkeley, G. M. Inquiry into life of 83-1205 
 
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 Swift, J. P. Going to Jericho ; or, sketches of travels 
 
 in Spain and the east. N. Y., 1868 29'^-315 
 
 Swift, S. Statistical and historical account of Addi- 
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 26^-638 
 
 Swift, Z. System of the Jaws of the state of Con- 
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 Swimming. Harrington, R. 4'ew words on 
 
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 Swinburne, A. C. Atalanta in Calydon : a tragedy. 
 B., 1866 . . . . . 24-154 
 
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 — Laus veneris, and other poems and ballads. N. 
 
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 — Queen-mother, and Rosamond. B., 1866 
 
 24-158 
 
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 Swinburne, H. The courts of Europe at the close 
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 — Travels in the two Sicilies, in 1777-80. Dub., 
 
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 Swine. Jennings, R. Sheep, swine, and poultry 
 
 4-189 
 
 — Youatt, W. Treatise on . . 4-40 
 
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 Swindell, J. G. Rudimentary treatise on well- 
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 6-92 
 
 Swinfield, R. de. Roll of household expenses. 
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 " Swingin' round the cirkle." D. R. Locke 
 
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 Swinhoe, R. Narrative of the north China cam- 
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 Swinton, A. Report of trial of T. Hunter, et al., 
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 1838. 80 2-290 
 
 Swinton, W. Campaigns of the army of the Poto- 
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 — Rambles among words : their poetry, history, 
 
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 — The twelve decisive battles of the war. N. Y., 
 
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 Swiss family Robinson. J. R. v. Wyss, and I. P. de 
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SWISS. 
 
 573 
 
 SYRIA. 
 
 Swiss family Robinson. See Willis, the pilot. 
 
 Sequel to 18-3082 
 
 Swisshelm, J. G. Letters to country girls, N. Y., 
 
 1853 33-241 
 
 Switch off. W. T. Adams . . . 18-4127 
 Switzerland. History. 
 
 — Grattan, T. 0. History of . . 27='-2259 
 
 — Historical pictures of the middle ages 27=^2278 
 
 — Miigge, T. S. in 1847, etc. . . 27^-2380 
 
 — Planta, J. Helvetic confederacy . 27^-2415 
 
 — Sleeper, M. G. Pictures of . . 27''-2408 
 
 — Zschokke, H. and E. History of . 27^-2494 
 
 — Travels and description. 
 
 — Abbott, J. Rollo in . . . 27^-350 
 
 — Barrel!, G., jr. Pedestrian in , 27''-314 
 
 — Best, Mrs. Residence in . . 27''-591 
 
 — Bremer, F. Travels in . . . 27''-585 
 
 — Buffum, E. G. Sights and sensations 27''-751 
 
 — Cheever, G. B. Wanderings in the shadow of 
 
 Mount Blanc .... 27''-118,9 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. Sketches of . . 27b-120,l 
 
 — Coxe, W. Travels in . . . 27M22 
 
 — Delmard, S. D. Village life . . 27'>-725 
 
 — Dowsing, W. Rambles in . . 27''-956 
 
 — Forbes, J. Month in . . . 27''-281 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in . . 27'M91 
 
 — Lament, M. M. Impressions of . 27''-163 
 
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 — Reade, J. E. Tour through . . 27b-292 
 
 — Simond, L. Tour in, 1817-19 . 27''-776 
 
 — Williams, C. Sketches of . . 27»'-1215 
 
 — Wright, H. H. Tour through . 27''-647 
 
 — Miscellany. 
 
 — Ghika, H. Switzerland, the pioneer of the re- 
 
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 — Keller, F. Lake dwellings of . 27''-34r)9 
 
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 — Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, F. Letters from 
 
 37>'-753 
 
 — Napoleon III. Switzerland, political and mili- 
 
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 Switzerland of America. S. Bowles . 26''-705 
 Sword and distaff W. G. Simms . 18-2874 
 
 Sword and gown. G. A. Lawrence . 18-1818 
 Sword and trowel, the. Ed. by C. H. Spurgeon. 
 
 L., 1867,8. 2 v. 8" . • . 32-2081 
 Swords. Marey, Col. Memoir on . 6-651 
 
 Sybaris, and other homes. E. E. Hale 18-1309 
 Sybel, H. v. History and literature of the crusades. 
 
 Ed. by Lady Duff Gordon. L., 1861 29''-135 
 
 — History of the French revolution. Trans, from 
 
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 Sybil ; or, the two nations. B. Disraeli 18-897 
 
 Sybil and Chryssa. Susan A., and A. B. Warner 
 
 18-3456 
 
 Sybil Lenuard. Mrs. Grey . . . 18-1280 
 Sybil Huntington. Mrs. J. C. R. Dorr 18-4251 
 
 Sybil's second love. Julia Kavanagh . 18-1733 
 Sybille. O. Feuillet .... 34-4624 
 Sydenham. Brown, J. Horae subsecivae 33-479 
 Sydenham, C, Lord. Scrope, G. P. Life of 30-1311 
 Sydenham society. See New Sydenham soc. 
 Sydnie Adriance ; or, trying the world. A. M. 
 
 Douglass 18-961 
 
 Sydonie. C. Reybaud .... 84-3941 
 Sylva Americana. D. J. Browne . . 9-16 
 
 Sylvan Holt's daughter. H. Parr . 18-2435 
 Sylvanus. See By-lanes and downs of England. 
 Sylvia : an eclogue. T. B. Read . . 23-423 
 
 Sylvia's lovers. E. C. Gaskell . . 18-1154 
 Sylvia's world. Mrs. H. King . . 18-1748 
 Sylvester, J. , (ed. ) A garland of Christmas carols, 
 
 ancient and modern. L., 1861 . 23-740 
 
 Sylvester Sound. H. Cockton . . 18-663 
 
 Sylvestre, Monsieur. Mme Dudevant . 34^4713 
 Sylvie. E. Feydeau .... 34-5304 
 Symbol of glory. G. Oliver . . . 2-817 
 
 Symbolism ; or, doctrinal differences of catholics and 
 
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 Symbolism. Barlow, H. C. Essays on 32-3360 
 
 — Brinton, D. G. Myths of the new world 
 
 32-3419 
 
 — Chase, P. E. Intellectual symbolism 15-504 
 
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 15-114 
 
 Christ the spirit .... 33-3405 
 
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 33-1156 
 
 — See Mythology. 
 
 Symes, M. Account of an embassy to the kingdom 
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 — Same. 4» 38'^-901 
 
 — Same ; with a narrative of the late military and 
 
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 E., 1837. 3 v 38M6'' 
 
 Symington, A. J. Beautiful in nature, art, and life. 
 L., 1857. 3 V 5-328 
 
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 L., 1862. 8° . . . . 29^-303 
 Symington, W. Atonement and intercession of 
 
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 Symmons, C. Life of John Milton. 2d ed. L., 
 
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 Symonds, W. S. Geology, as it effects a plurality of 
 
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 Symons, G. J. British rainfall, 1860-4 ; a set of the 
 
 annual pamphlets on the distribution of rain 
 
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 Symons, J. C. Arts and artizans at home and 
 
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 Sympson, J. Science revived ; or, the vision of 
 
 Alfred: a poem. L., 1802. 4° . 33-1301 
 Sympson, S. New book of cyphers. L. 5-478 
 Synagoge technon, sive artium scriptores. L. 
 
 Spengel 34-483 
 
 Synonymes. Crabb, G. English s. . 23-70 
 
 — Eberhard, J. A. Synonymisches handworter- 
 
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 — Fenby, T. English s. . . . 33-332 
 
 — Hill, J. Latin s 22-366 
 
 — Piozzi, H. L. British s. . . 22-201 
 
 — Ramshorn, L. Latin s. . . 22-207 
 
 — Sherer, J. Desk-book of English s. 33-323 
 
 — Smith, C. J. Synonyms and antonyms 33-336 
 
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 ' 33-546 
 
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 Synopsis of the birds of North America. J. J. 
 
 Audobon 9-744 
 
 Sypher, J. R. History of the Pennsylvania reserve 
 corps. Lancaster, 1865. 8° . 26''-679 
 
 — School history of Pennsylvania. Ph., 1868 
 
 36^-1035 
 
 Syphilis. Diday, P. S. in infants . 10-691 
 
 — Hill, B. S., and local contagious disorders 
 
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 — Parker, L. Modern treatment of . 10-638 
 Syria. Burckhardt, J. L. Travels in . 28^-904 
 
 — Curtis, G. W. Howadji in . . 38M97 
 
 — De Forest, J. W. Letters from . 38'>-230 
 
 — Farley, J. L. Two years in . . 28''-316 
 
 — Fletcher, G. P. Travels in . . 28''-563 
 
 — Freese, J. R. The old world . 28''-604 
 
 — Hand-book for travellers in . . 28''-e87 
 
 — Herschell, R. H. Journey to . . 28''-138 
 
 — Hunter, W. P. Late expedition to 28''-64 
 
 — Jones, G. Excursions to . . 38''-67 
 
 — Jowett, W. Christian researches in 38'>-69 
 
 — Modern traveller .... 29»'-283 
 
 — Monro, V. Summer ramble in . gS^-S? 
 
SYRIA. 
 
 573 
 
 TALES. 
 
 Syria. Napier, C. War in . . . 28'^79 
 
 — Neale, F. A. Eiglit years in . . 28"-! 56 
 
 — Pococke, E., et al. History of Greece, Mace- 
 
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 — Porter, J. L. Giant cities of Bashan 28''-501 
 
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 Syrian church. Southgate, H. Visit to 28''-472 
 
 — See Greek church. 
 
 System of instruction in the practical use of the 
 
 blowpipe ; 2d ed., with an appendix by G. W. 
 
 Plympton. N. Y., 18G8 . . 8-120 
 
 System of nature. P. H. T. d'Holbach 15-331 
 
 System of modern history. S. H. Reynolds 
 
 27='-3527 
 
 System of practical medicine. A. Tweedie 
 
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 System of universal geography. J. Laurie 25-72 
 System of the world. J. P. Nichol . 12-15 
 
 Systeme de politique positive. A. Comte 34-4930 
 Szabad, E. Modern war, its theory and practice ; 
 illustrated from celebrated campaigns and 
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 Szemere, B. de. Hungary, from 1848-60. L., 1860 
 
 27»-2568 
 
 Szeredy, J. Asiatic chiefs. L., 1856. 2 v. 
 
 27'^3549 
 
 Taaffe, J. History of the holy military, sovereign 
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 Table book. W. Hone .... 33-42 
 
 Table talk. Angelo, H. Pic nic . . 33-984 
 
 — Book of 33-10 
 
 — Boswell, J. Table talk of S. Johnson 33-580 
 
 — Coleridge, S. T. Specimens of . 33-795 
 
 — Evelyn, C. Collection of . . 33-124 
 
 — Hazlitt, W. Table talk . . . 33-393 
 
 — Luther, M. Familiar discourse . 32-140 
 
 — Napoleon I. Table talk . . 38-1393 
 
 — Ramsay, E. B. Pulpit table talk . 32-2473 
 
 — Rogers, S. Table talk . . . 33-600 
 
 — Seldon, J. Table talk . . . 33-344 
 
 — See Anecdotes. 
 
 Table traits with something on them. J. Doran 
 
 33-554 
 
 Tableau generale du commerce de la Belgique, 
 (1838 and 1840.) B., 1840. 2 v. f° 
 34-4973 
 
 Tableaux. Head, J. H. Home pastimes 20-183 
 
 — See Amusements ; Dramas, amatoui". 
 
 Tables de sinus, tangentes, etc. A. Ulacq 34-4491 
 Tablets. A. B. Alcott .... 33-1395 
 Tabor's teachings ; or, the veil lifted. E., 1865 
 
 32-2172 
 
 Tachet de Barneval, L. The saints of Erin ; 
 
 legendary history of Ireland. Trans, from 
 
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 Tacitus, C. C. Opera. E., 1792. 2 v. 34-452 
 
 — Libri quae supersunt ; iterum recognovit C. 
 
 Halm. Lips., 1859. 2 v. . . 34-371 
 
 — Works ; with essay on his life and genius, by 
 
 A. Murphy. Ph., 1813. 6 v. 8" 27«-2479 
 
 — Same. Oxford translation revised ; with notes. 
 
 L., 1854. 2 v 27^-2478 
 
 Tack brothers, et al., commonwealth vs. Common- 
 wealth's testimony, and addresses by D. W. 
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 Phonog. rep. by W. H. Fisher, jr. P., 1868. 
 
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 Tactics ; or, cupid in shoulderstraps. By Hearton 
 
 Drille 18-910 
 
 Tactics and strategy. Cooper, S. Instructions and 
 regulations 6-582 
 
 — Dufour, G. II. Strategy and tactics 6-596 
 
 Tactics and strategy. Lippitt, P. J, Tactical uses 
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 — See Artillery ; Cavalry ; Infantry ; Military and 
 
 naval affairs ; Strategy. 
 
 Taeping. See Tai-ping. 
 
 Tafel, J. F. I. Documents concerning the life and 
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 — The life of Jesus, from the gospel record, vindi- 
 
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 Tafel, R. L. Emanuel Swedenborg as a philosopher, 
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 — Investigations into the laws of English orthogra- 
 
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 Tag und nacht. F. W. Hacklander . 34-593 
 
 Tagart, E. Locke's writings and philosophy his- 
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 Tai-ping rebellion. Wilson, A. Chinese campaign, 
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 Tai-ping-wang. Mackie, J. M. Life of 30-968 
 Taillandier, R. G. E., dit Saint-Rene. La Comtesse 
 
 d' Albany. P., 1862 . . . 34-5229 
 
 — Drames de la vie litteraire — H. et C. Stieglitz. 
 
 8\. . ^ 34-4651 
 
 — Litterature etrangere ; ecrivains et poetes mod- 
 
 ernes. P., 1861 .... 34-3844 
 
 — Maurice de Saxe — Etude historique. P., 1865 
 
 8" 34-4700 
 
 — Un voyager Allemand dans I'Autriche orientale. 
 
 8" 34-4674 
 
 Tailleur de pierres. A. de Lamartine . 34-3473 
 
 Tailoring. Good, T. Scientific cutting 6-328 
 
 •^ West-end gazette .... 17-189 
 
 Taine, H. Histoire de la litterature anglaise. P., 
 
 1864. 4 V. 8» . . . . 34-4573 
 
 — The ideal in art. N. Y., 1869 . 5-401 
 
 — Italy, Rome, and Naples. From the French by 
 
 J.Durand. N. Y.,1868. 8° . 27''-938 
 
 — Italy, Florence, and Venice. Trans, by J. Du- 
 
 rand. . N. Y., 1869. 8° . . 27^-882 
 
 — Moeurs et lettres an XVIIIe siecle en Angleterre. 
 
 8° 34-4673 
 
 — Philosophes Fran^ais, du XIXe siScle. 2me ed. 
 
 P., I860 . . . . . 34-3845 
 
 — Philosophy of art. L., 1865 . . 5-403 
 
 — Voyage en Italic. P., 1866. 2 v. 8» 34-5549 
 Tainsh, E. C. A study of the works of Alfred 
 
 Tennyson.. L., 1868 . . . 22-1225 
 Tait, J. R. Dolce far niente. Ph., 1859 23-509 
 Tait, P. G. Elementary treatise on quaternions. 
 
 Oxf., 1867. 8» . . . . 14-183' 
 
 — See Thompson, W. 
 
 — and W. J. Steele. Dynamics of a particle. 2d 
 
 ed. Camb., 1865 . . . 11-325 
 
 Tait. See Tate. 
 Tait's Edinburgh magazine, v. 15, 17-22. E., 
 
 1848-55. 8° . . . , 17-103 
 
 Taking of the Bastille. A.Dumas . 18-940 
 
 Talbot, C. Works. Ed. by M. Pennington. 9lh 
 
 ed. L., 1819. 80 . . . 33-623 
 
 Talbot, E. A. Five years' residence in the Canadas. 
 
 L., 1824. 2 V. 8" . . . 26"-579' 
 Talbot and Vernon. • J. L. McConnell . 18-1963 
 Tale of a tub. J. Swift .... 18-8078 
 Tale of real life; or, blonde and brunette 18-351 
 Tale of two cities. C.Dickens . . 18-881 
 
 Tale of the Tyne. H. Martineau . . 18-3861 
 Tales and sketches. J. Hogg . . 18-1449 
 Tales and sketches. H. Miller . . 18-2205 
 
TALES. 
 
 574 
 
 TANNEE. 
 
 Tales and sketches. C. M. Sedgwick . 18-2796 
 Tales and sketches of Christian life. Mrs. E. Charles 
 
 18-3133 
 
 Tales and souvenirs of a residence in Europe. By 
 a lady of Virginia . . . 18-3131 
 Tales and stories of the Irish peasantry. W. Carle- 
 ton 18-587 
 
 Tales and takings. J. V. Watson . 83-673 
 
 Tales for all seasons. G. A. Wolfersberger 18-35G8 
 Tales for children. C. von Schmid . 18-2744 
 Tales for the parlour ; or, records of romance and 
 
 chivalry 18-3127 
 
 Tales from Alsace. E. R. Saint-Hilaire 18-4189 
 Tales from " Bentley" .... 18-3125 
 Tales from "Blackwood" . . . 18-3126 
 Tales from the diary of a sister of mercy. C. M. 
 
 Brame 18-4053 
 
 Tales from the eastern land. A. L. Grimm 18-1286 
 Tales from Greek mythology. G. W. Cox 18-788 
 Tales from Moliere's plays. D. B. Lennard 
 
 18-1841 
 
 Tales from the operas. G. P. Pardon . 18-2424 
 Tales from real life. T. S. Arthur . 18-3669 
 Tales from Shakspeare. C. Lamb . 18-1805 
 
 Tales illustrating church history . . 18-3123 
 Tales of Algeria. From the Veloce of A. Dumas 
 
 18-946 
 
 Tales of all countries. A. Trollope . 18-3282 
 Tales of the borders. J. M. Wilson , 18-3548 
 Tales of the caravanserai. J. B. Eraser 18-3821 
 Tales of the castle. Mme de Genlis . 18-1160 
 Tales of the crusaders. See Betrothed ; Fiances de 
 
 Powysland ; Talisman. 
 Tales of the Cymry. J. Motley . . 23-792 
 
 Tales of domestic life. T.S.Arthur . 18-181 
 
 Tales of the drama. E. Macauley . 18-1957 
 
 Tales of fashionable life. M. Edgeworth 18-982 
 Tales of filiaUove. T. H. Barreau . 18-3975 
 Tales ofthe five senses. G. Griffln . 18-3679 
 Tales of Flemish life. H. Conscience . 18-698 
 
 Tales of the genii. J.Ridley . . 18-3136 
 Tales ofthe gods and heroes. G. W. Cox 18-789 
 Tales ofthe good woman. J. K. Paulding 18-2459 
 Tales of a grandfather. Sir W. Scott 18-2775 to 78 
 Tales of the grotesque and arabesque. E, A. Poe 
 
 18-2518 
 
 Tales of the heart. Mrs. A. Opie . . 18-2395 
 Tales of heroes ; taken from English history 
 
 18—3129 
 Tales of the jury-room. ' G. Griffin .' 18-3684 
 Tales of married life. T. S. Arthur . 18-188 
 
 Tales of the Munster festivals. G. Griffln 
 
 18-3678,80,3 
 
 Talcs of my landlord. Sir Walter Scott. 
 
 — Black dwarf .... 18-2753^2755 
 
 — Old Mortality .... 18-2753<i,2767 
 
 — Heart of Mid Lothian . . . 18-2762 
 
 — Biide of Lammermoor . . . 18-2756 
 
 — Legend of Montrose . . 18-2755, 2756° 
 
 — Count Robert of Paris . . , 18-2759 
 
 — Castle Dangerous .... 18-2757 
 Tales ofthe ocean. J. S. Sleeper . . 18-2913 
 Tales of Old Flanders. H. Conscience 18-692 
 Tales of the peerage and peasantry. Lady Dacre 
 
 18-801 
 
 Tales of real life. Mrs. A. Opie . v. 2 of 18-2394 
 Tales of Sweden and the Norsemen . 1^-3134 
 Tales of Thebes and Argos. G. W. Cox 18-790 
 Tales of the town. H. W. Bellairs . 18-315 
 
 Tales of a traveller. W.Irving . . 18-1584 
 Tales of a wayside inn. H. W. Longfellow 
 
 23-698,879 
 
 Tales of the west. By the author of letters from the 
 
 east 18-8138 
 
 Tales of wonder. M.G.Lewis . . 23-901 
 
 — See Fairy tales ; Legends ; Romances ; Stories. 
 Talfourd, F. Shylock. F's M. D. v. 17 24-118 
 Talfourd, T. N. Critical and miscellaneous writings. 
 
 Ph., 1842 83-284 
 
 — Ion. F's S. D. v. 1 . . . 24-221 
 
 Talfourd, T. N. Literary sketches and letters ; 
 being the final memorials of Charles Lamb. 
 N. Y., 1848 33-28 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 1849 . . . 33-28* 
 
 — See Lamb, C. 
 
 — Tragedies ; to which are added a few sonnets 
 
 and verses. B., 1865 . . . 24-209 
 
 — Vacation rambles and thoughts ; comprising the 
 
 recollections of three continental tours, in 
 1841-3. 2d ed. L., 1845 . . 27"-180 
 
 — Supplement to "Vacation rambles ;" consisting 
 
 of recollections of a lour through France to 
 Italy, and homeward by Switzerland, in 1846. 
 L.,1854 27"-341 
 
 — See Pococke, E. 
 
 — et al. History of Greek literature. 2d ed. L., 
 
 1850 . . . ■ . . . 22-1226 
 Taliesin. T. W. Nash .... 22-1161 
 Talis qualis ; or, tales of the jury-room. G. Griffin 
 
 18-3684 
 
 Talisman. Sir W. Scott . . . 18-2754 
 
 — Same, in French .... 34-4999 
 Talks on women's topics. Mrs. J. C. Croly 33-1067 
 Talk with my pupils. Mrs. C. Sedgwick 33-978 
 Tallack, R. George Fox, the friends, and the early 
 
 baptists. L., 1868 . . . 30-154 
 
 Tallack, W. Friendly sketches in America. L., 
 
 1861 26"-417 
 
 — Malta under the Phenicians, Knights, and Eng- 
 
 lish. L., 1861 . . . . ■ 27b-606 
 
 — Thomas Shillitoe, the quaker missionary and 
 
 temperance pioneer. L., 1867 . 30-1998 
 
 Tallangetta. W. Howitt . . . 18-1519 
 
 Tallants of Barton. J. Platton , . 18-1356 
 
 Talleyrand-Perigord, C. M. Life. Ph., 1834. 8° 
 
 30-512 
 
 — Bulwer, H. L. Historical characters, v. 1 
 
 80-2336 
 
 '— McHarg, C. K. Life of . . . 30-919 
 
 Tallien, T. C Houssaye, A. Histoire de 34-4915 
 
 Tallmadge, N. P. See Edmonds, J. W. 
 
 Talmadge, W. Letters from Florence on the re- 
 ligious reform movements in Italy. L., 1866 
 32-1922 
 
 Talpa ; or, the chronicles of a clay farm. C. W. 
 Hoskyns 4-205 
 
 Talvi. tPseud.] See Robinson, T. A. L. v. J. 
 
 Tamaris. Mme Dudevant . . . 34-4156,8 
 
 Tamerlane. See Timour. 
 
 Tamlyn, J. Law of evidence principally with ref- 
 erence to practice of the court of chancery. 
 Ph., 1846. 8» . . . V. 51 of 2-55 
 
 Tams, G. Visit to the Portuguese possessions in 
 Southwestern Africa. Trans, by H. E. Lloyd. 
 L. 2 V 28''-106 
 
 Tancoigne, J. M. Narrative of a journey into Per- 
 sia, and residence at Teheran. L., 1820. 8" 
 28''-107 
 
 Tancred ; or, the new crusade. B. Disraeli 18-898 
 
 Tancrede de Chateaubrun. E. L, G. Ferry de Belle- 
 mare 34-4047 
 
 Tancredus. K. H. Digby . . . 33-867 
 
 Taney, R. B. The unjust judge ; a memorial of R. 
 B. Taney. N. Y., 1865. 8° . 2-992 
 
 — See Key, F. S. ; Murray, N. 
 
 Tangier. Fort, G. Letters from . . 28''-431 
 Tangled skein. A. Fonblanque . . 18-1094 
 Tangles and tales. E. C. Mogridge . 18-2232 
 Tangletown letters. By the author of "Records of 
 
 the Bubbletown parish" . . 18-3138 
 Tanglewood tales. N. Hawthorne . 18-1376 
 Tanner, H. S. Atlas classica ; or, select maps of 
 
 ancient geography. Ph., 1831. 4" 25-367 
 
 — Description of the canals and railroads of the 
 
 United States ; comprehending notices of all 
 the works of internal improvement through- 
 out the several states. N. Y., 1840 25-40 
 
 — New general atlas. Ph., 1832. 4» 25-366 
 
 — New universal atlas. Ph., 1843. f 25-360 
 Accompaniment to. Ph., 1842 . 25-361 
 
TANNEE. 
 
 575 
 
 TATEM. 
 
 Tanner, J. Narrative of captivity and adventures 
 during 30 years among the Indians in the in- 
 terior of North America, N. Y., 1830. 8° 
 26''-547 
 
 Tanner, T. H. Index of diseases and their treat- 
 ment. L., 1866 .... 10-732 
 
 Tanner-boy ; and how he became lieutenant-general. 
 C. W. Denison .... 30-1515 
 
 Tannehill, W. Sketches of the history of literature 
 to the revival of letters in the 15th century. 
 Nashville, 1827 .... 22-1229 
 
 Tanning, arts of. C. Morfit . . . 6-371 
 
 Tanquerel des Planches, L. Lead diseases. From 
 the French ; with notes and additions on the 
 use of lead pipe, by S. L.Dana. Lowell, 1848. 
 8° 10-238 
 
 Tansillo, L. The nurse. Trans, by W. Roscoe. 
 2d ed. Liverpool, 1800 . . 23-982 
 
 Taopi and his friends ; or, the Indians' wrongs and 
 rights. Ph., 1869 . . . 26'>-549 
 
 "Tapley. Mark." See Stamer, W. 
 
 Tappan, E. T. Treatise on plane and solid geome- 
 try, for colleges and schools. Cin., 1864 
 14-128 
 
 Tappan, H. P. A step from the new world to the 
 
 old, and back again ; with thoughts on the 
 
 good and evil in both. N. ¥.,"1852. 2 v. 
 
 27^-261 
 
 Tappan, W. B. Poems. Ph., 1822 . 23-221 
 
 Tapping, T. Law and practice of the writ of man- 
 damus, as it obtains both in England and in 
 Ireland. Ph., 1853. 8° . v. 76 of 2-55 
 
 Tarare. P. A. C. de Beaumarchais . 34-4477 
 
 Tarbell, J. A. Sources of health, and the preven- 
 tion of disease ; or, mental and physical hy- 
 giene. B., 1850 .... 10-308 
 
 Tarbox, I. N. The curse ; or, the position in the 
 world's history occupied by the race of Ham. 
 B.,1864 29»-158 
 
 — Memoirs of J. H. Schneider and E. M. Schnei- 
 
 der. B., 1867 .... 30-1995 
 
 — Tyre and Alexandria, the chief commercial 
 
 cities of scripture times. B. . 32-1786 
 
 Tardieu, A. A. Treatise on epidemic cholera. 
 
 Trans, by S. L. Bigelow. B., 1849 10-762 
 
 Tardieu-Denesle, Mme. Nouvelle mythologie de la 
 
 jeuncsse. 3me ed. P., 1826. 2 v. 34-5156 
 
 Target practice. H. Heth . . . 6-629 
 
 Targums of Onkelos and Jonathan Ben Uzziel on 
 
 the pentateuch : with the fragments of the 
 
 Jerusalem targum. From the Chaldee, by 
 
 J. W. Etheridge. L., 1862. 2 v. 32-2276 
 
 Tariff. Bigelow, E. B. The tariff question 1-518 
 
 — Dallas, G. M. Speech on . . 1-141 
 
 — Degrand, T. P. F. TariflF of duties 1-144 
 
 — Douanes de France . • . 84-4987 
 
 — Hay. H. Tariff of 1857 . . . 1-78 
 
 — Jones, A. Tariff of 1846 . . 1-143 
 
 — Langham, T. Net duties . . 1-45 
 
 — Observations on reports . . . 1-141 
 
 — Ogden, E. D. Rates of duties, 1861-3 2-315 
 
 — Report of a committee ot the citizens of Boston 
 
 1-141 
 
 — See American system, the ; Customs ; Free 
 
 trade and protection ; Revenue. 
 Tarikh ahhwal Mohammed Ali Hazia . 34-2970 
 Tarlelon, B. Campaigns of 1780,1, in the southern 
 
 provinces of North America. L., 1787. 4" 
 
 26»-200 
 
 Tarraga, F. de. La enemiga favorable. T. T. E. 
 
 V. 1 34-2 
 
 Tartan land, a tour in. E. Bradley . 27^-650 
 Tartary. Atkinson, Mrs. Recollections of Tartar 
 
 steppes 28''-410 
 
 — Bowman, A. Among the Tartar tents 18-361 
 
 — Cochrane, J, D. Pedestrian journey through 
 
 28''-456 
 
 — Fleming, G. Travels on horseback 28''-416 
 
 — Grahame, F. R. The archer and the steppe 
 
 27''-2915 
 
 Tartary. Hue, E. R. Christianity in 82-693 
 
 Travels in 28M51 
 
 Voyage dans la T. . . . 34-3960 
 
 — See Chinese empire ; Chinese Tartary. 
 Tartufe, le. J. B. P. de Moliere . . 34-3181 
 Taschereau, M. J. Histoire de Moliere. 3me ed. 
 
 P., 1864 34-3846 
 
 Task, the. W. Cowper 
 
 . 23-60 to 62 and v. 6 of 23-58 
 Tasmania. Meredith, Mrs. C. My home in 29'^-234 
 
 — Stoney, H. B. Residence in . . 29'^-188 
 
 — West, J. History of . . . 29-'-226 
 
 — See Australasia. 
 
 Tasse de Th^. C. Nuitter et J. Derley 34-3610 
 
 Tasso, T. Aminta, favolo boschereccia, (drama.) 
 
 Amore fuggitivo. P., 1800 . 34-2503 
 
 — Apologia in difesa della sua Gierusalemma lib- 
 
 erata, a gli accademici della Crusca. Ferrara, 
 1586 34-2536 
 
 — La Gerusalemme liberata. Avignone, 1816. 
 
 4v 34-2515 
 
 — Godfrey of Bulloigne ; or, the recovery of Jeru- 
 
 salem. Done into English heroical verse 
 from the Italian, by E. Fairfax ; with intro- 
 ductory essay by L. Hunt ; and the lives of 
 Tasso and Fairfax by C. Knight. N. Y. , 1846 
 23-83 
 
 — Jerusalem delivered ; an heroic poem. Trans. 
 
 by J. Hoole. Newburyport, 1810. 2 v. 8° 
 23-123 
 
 — Same. Trans, by J. H. Hunt ; with notes. Ph., 
 
 1823. 2v 23-128 
 
 — Same. Trans, into English Spenserian verse ; 
 
 with a life of the author by J. H. Wiffen. L., 
 1830. 2v 23-246 
 
 — Walsh's Br. poets .... 28-128 
 
 — Milman, R. Life of . . . 80-961 
 
 — Wilde, R. H. Love, madness, and imprisonment 
 
 of 80-1738 
 
 Tasso and Leonora. Miss A. Manning 18-2048 
 
 Tassoni, A. Considerazioni sopra le rime del Pet- 
 
 rarca. Modona, 1609 . . . 84-2537 
 Taste. Alison, A. Essays on . . 15-5 
 
 — Hastings, P. Principles of, applied to music 
 
 5-1046 
 
 — Knight, R. P. Principles of . . 15-41 
 
 — Sources of the pleasures received from literary 
 
 compositions .... 22-739 
 
 — Wilkinson, Sir J. Necessity for general diffu- 
 
 sion of .' 5-183 
 
 — See Esthetics ; Beauty ; Picturesque, the ; 
 
 Rhetoric. 
 
 Taste, physiology of. A. Brillat-Savarin 6-160 
 
 Tastu, Mme A., (Ed.) Album poetique des jeimes 
 personnes. P., 1801 . . . 84-8910 
 
 Tatam, G. H. "The bugsry :" a serio-comic ro- 
 mance, in rhyme. Ii.\' 1860 . 28-604 
 
 Tate, G. Treatise on hysterical affections. 8d ed. 
 L., 1858 10-184 
 
 Tate, J. Introduction to the principal Greek tragic 
 and comic metres ; with an appendix on syl- 
 labic quantity in Homer and Aristophanes. 
 L., 1834. 8° 22-731 
 
 Tate, R. A plain and easy account of the land and 
 fresh-water mollusks of Great Britain. ' L , 
 1866 . . .... 9-705 
 
 Tate, T. Exercises on mechanics and natural phil- 
 osophy. L., 1847 . . . 11-208 
 
 — First ]e?sons in philosophy ; or, the science of 
 
 familiar things. By C. S. Cartee. B., 1856 
 11-229 
 
 — Principles of mechanical philosophy applied to 
 
 industrial mechanics. L., 1853. 8° 11-207 
 Tate, W. Modern cambist ; forming a manual of 
 
 foreign exchanges, in the different operations 
 
 of bills of exchange and bullion. 10th ed. 
 
 L., 1861. 8° . . . . 1-114 
 
 Tate. See Tait. 
 Tatem, Miss. [Helen Hazlett.] Cloud with golden 
 
 border 18-3141 
 
TATEM. 
 
 576 
 
 TAYLOR. 
 
 Tatem, Miss. Glennair ; or, life in Scotland 18-3143 
 
 — Heights of Eidelberg . . . 18-3143 
 Tatham vs. Wright. Frascr, A. Eeport of case 
 
 2-197 
 
 Tatler, the. L., 1752. 3 v. . . . 33-937,8 
 
 — Same. [British essayists ; with prefaces, by A. 
 
 Chalmers. B., 1855. 4 v. . . 33-938 
 
 — Selections from .... 33-291 
 
 — See Drake, N. 
 
 Tatnall, A. Catalogue of the phcenogamous and 
 fliicoid plants of Newcastle co., Del. Wil- 
 mington, 1860. 8» . . . 11-213 
 
 Taubert, — . On the use of field artillery on ser- 
 vice ; with especial reference to that of an 
 army corps. Trans, from the German, by 
 H. H. Maxwell. L., 1856 . . 6-702 
 
 Tauler, J. History and life of; with twenty-five of 
 his sermons, (Temp. 1340) ; trans, from the 
 German, with additional notices of his life 
 and times, by S. Winkworth ; and a preface 
 by C. Kingsley ; with an introduction by R. 
 D. Hitchcock. K Y., 1858 . 30-1018 
 
 Taunton. Emery, S. H. Ministry of . 32-1589 
 
 Tausend und eine nacht ; Arabische erzahluugen, 
 
 iibersezt von G. Weil. Stutt., 1838. 4 v. 8" 
 
 . 34-2414 
 
 Tautphceus Baroness, I. At odds . 18-3145 
 
 — Cyrilla 18-3140 
 
 — The initials 18-3147 
 
 — Quits 18-3148 
 
 Tavern anecdotes, and reminiscences of the origin 
 
 of signs, clubs, coffee-houses, streets, city 
 companies, wards, &c. By one of the old 
 
 school. L 33-125 
 
 Tax-payer's manual. G. S. Boutwell . 2-256,7 
 Taxation. Barliydt, D. P. Consideration on 
 
 3-18 
 
 — Jones, R. Sources of . . . 3-126 
 
 — Levi, L. On taxation . . . 1-229 
 • — People's blue book ; taxation as it is and as it 
 
 ought to be 2-995 
 
 — Peto, S. M. Taxation,"itslevy, &c. 1-277 
 
 — Stevens, J. Historical account of taxes 1-224 
 
 — See Internal revenue ; Revenue. 
 Taxidermy ; or, the art of collecting, preparing and 
 
 mounting objects of natural history, for the 
 use of museums and travellers. L., 1820 
 9-1048 
 
 — Brown, T. Taxidermist's manual . 9-521 
 
 — Naumann, J. F. Taxidermie . 34-2450 
 
 — Swainson, W. Taxidermy . . 9-641 
 Tayler, C. B. Angels' song . . . 18-3150 
 
 — Christmas at Old court . . . 18-3151 
 
 — Earnestness 18-3152 
 
 — Legends and records ; chiefly historical 
 
 18-3153 
 
 — Memorials of the English martyrs. N. Y., 1853 
 
 32-439 
 
 . — Same. N. Y., 1867 . . . 32-439^ 
 
 — The records of a good man's life . 18-3149 
 
 — Thankfulness 18-3155 
 
 — Truth ; or, Persis Clareton . . 18-3156 
 Tayler, J. J. Christian aspects of faith and duty : 
 
 discourses, with an introduction by H. W. 
 • Bellows. N. Y., 1865 . . 32-1450 
 
 — Retrospect of the religious life of England ; or, 
 
 the church, puritanism, and free inquiry. 2d 
 
 ed. L., 1853 .... 32-863 
 
 Tayleure, C. W. Horseshoe Robinson. F's S. D. 
 
 V. 27 24-221 
 
 — The boy martyrs. F's S. D. v. 32 24-221 
 Taylor, Adam. History of the English general bap- 
 tists. L., 1818. 2 V. 8" . . 33-562 
 
 Taylor, Alfred. Sunday-school photographs; with 
 an introduction by J. S. Hart. B., 1864 
 
 82-1143 
 
 Taylor, Algernon. Convent life in Italy. L., 1862 
 
 27^-619 
 
 — Scenes in French monasteries. L., 1866 
 
 32-1943 
 
 Taylor, A. S. Medical jurisprudence. 1st Am., 
 from the 5th L. ed., by E. Hartshorne, Ph., 
 1856. 8" 10-235 
 
 — On poisons, in relation to medical jurisprudence 
 
 and medicine. 2d ed. Ph., 1859. 8° 10-261 
 
 — See Brande, W. T. 
 
 Taylor, Bayard. See Taylor, J. B. 
 
 Taylor, Brook. Principles of linear perspective ; 
 
 with additions, by J. Jopling. L., 1835. 8° 
 
 5-216 
 
 Taylor, B. F. January and June. N. Y., 1864 
 
 38-1151 
 
 Taylor, C. Geometrical conies ; including anhar- 
 monic ratio and projection. Camb., 1863 
 14-175 
 
 Taylor, G. H. Exposition of the Swedish move- 
 ment cure. N. Y., 1860 . . 10-237 
 
 Taylor, Edgar. German popular stories 18-4241 
 
 Taylor, Edward. Cursory remarks on tragedy. 
 L.,1774 24-178 
 
 Taylor, Elizabeth. The Braemar highlands : their 
 tales, traditions, and history. E., 1869 
 27M387 
 
 Taylor, Emily. England and its people ; a familiar 
 history of the country, and the social and do- 
 mestic manners of its inhabitants. 7th ed. 
 L., 1866 27-''-1123 
 
 — Irish tourist 18-3159 
 
 Taylor, F. Ella V. ; or, the July tour. By one of 
 
 the party 18-995 
 
 Taylor, F. W. The broad pennant ; or, a cruise in 
 the United States flag-ship of the Gulf squad- 
 ron, during the Mexican difficulties ; together 
 with sketches of the Mexican war. N. Y., 
 1848 36''-545 
 
 — The flag-ship ; or, a voyage around the world, 
 
 in the U. S. frigate Columbia. N. Y., 1840. 
 2 V - . . 291^-05 
 
 Taylor, George. Eff'ect of incorporated coal com- 
 panies upon the anthracite coal trade of 
 Pennsylvania. Pottsville, 1883 
 
 No. 8, V. 1 of 1-341 
 
 Taylor, George. The indications of the Creator ; 
 or, the natural evidences of final cause. N. 
 Y 1851 32-331 
 
 Taylor, G. B. Claiborne '. ". .* 18-3160 
 
 — Kenny 18-3161 
 
 — Oakland stories .... 18-3160,1 
 Taylor, Henry. Edwin the fair, an historical 
 
 drama ; Isaac Comnenus, a play ; The eve 
 
 of the conquest, and other poems. L., 1852 
 
 24-120 
 
 — Notes from life, in seven essays. B., 1858 
 
 3?— 286 
 
 — Poetical works.' L.,' 1864. 8 v. '. 23-747 
 
 — Philip van Artevelde. B., 1835 . 24-38 
 
 — St. Clement's eve. L., 1863 . . 24-114 
 
 — The statesman. L.. 1886 . . 2-888 
 Taylor, Rev. Isaac. Advice to the teens : practical 
 
 helps towards the formation of one's own 
 
 character. B., 1820 . . . 33-860 
 
 Taylor, Isaac, of Ongar. Ancient Christianity, and 
 
 the doctrines of the Oxford tracts. Ph., 1840 
 
 82-1186 
 
 — The family pen : memorials, biographical and 
 
 literary, of the Taylor family of Ongar. Ed. 
 by Rev. Isaac Taylor. L., 1867. 2 v. 
 80-1986 
 
 — Fanaticism. N. Y., 1884 . . 15-30 
 
 — History of the transmission of ancient books to 
 
 modern times. L., 1827. 8° . 21-118 
 
 — Same ; with the process of historical proof. L., 
 
 1859 21-119 
 
 — Home education. N. Y., 1838 . 13-320 
 
 — Logic in theology, and other essays ; with a 
 
 sketch of the life of the author and a cata- 
 logue of his writings. N. Y., 1860 32-905 
 
 — Loyola and Jesuitism in its rudiments. N. Y., 
 
 1849 32-281 
 
 — Natural history of enthusiasm. B., 1880 15-54 
 
TAYLOR. 
 
 577 
 
 TAYLOR. 
 
 Titylor, Isaac, ofOngtir. Physical theory of another 
 life. N. Y., 1836 . . . 32-1899 
 
 — The restoration of belief. Camb., 1855 33-919 
 
 — Saturday evetiing. B., 1832 . . 32-1900 
 
 — The spirit of the Hebrew poetry ; with a l)io- 
 
 graphical introduction by W. Adams. N.Y., 
 1862. 8° 22-1228 
 
 — The world of mind ; an elementary book. N. 
 
 Y., 1858 15-122 
 
 — Ultimate civilization, and other essays. L.,18()0 
 
 3a-418 
 
 — Wesley, and methodism. N. Y., 1860 32-891 
 Taylor, Rev. Isaac. Words and places ; or, ctymo- 
 
 losjical illustrations of history, ethnoloiiy, and 
 
 geography. L., 1864 . . . '22-248 
 
 Taylor, J. Wonders of nature and art. L., 1831 
 
 33-333 
 
 Taylor, James, et al. Pictorial history of Scotland, 
 A. D. 79-1749. L., 1859. 2 v. 8° 
 
 27''-1386 
 
 Taylor, Jane. Writings. B., 1835. 3 v. in 2 
 
 33-72 
 
 Taylor, Jeremy. A course of sermons for every 
 day in the year ; together witli a discourse of 
 the office ministerial. 2d ed. L., 1655. i'" 
 32-2004 
 
 — The golden grove ; a choice manual containing 
 
 whlit is to be believed, practised, and desired, or 
 prayed for; with a guide for the penitent. 
 Ph., 1856 ... . . . 32-1493 
 
 — Holy living and dying ; together with prayers 
 
 containing the whole duty of a Christian, and 
 the parts of devotion fitted to all occasions 
 and furnished for ail necessities. L., 1851 
 . 32-651 
 
 — A discourse of the liberty of prophesying. W., 
 
 1834 32-211 
 
 — The liberty of prophesying ; showing the un- 
 
 reasonableness of prescribing to other men's 
 faith, and the iniquity of persecuting different 
 opinions. L., 1834 . . . 32-1553 
 
 — Select works ; with account of the author and 
 
 his writings. B., 1863 . . 32-1173 
 
 — Heber, R. Life of . . . . 30-514 
 
 — See Sewell, E. M. 
 
 Taylor, Rev. J. True doctrine of the holy euchar- 
 ist ; in refutation of archdeacon Wilberforce's 
 book, " The doctrine of the holy eucharist," 
 and the popish views of that sacrament in 
 general. L., 1855. 8°. . . 32-1708 
 
 Taylor, John. The battle of the standards." L. , l-)64 
 29"-207 
 
 Taylor, John. Poems, on various subjects. L., 1827. 
 2 V. B" 23-967 
 
 — Records of my life ; or, lives of men distinguislied 
 
 in the recent history of our country, for their 
 
 talents, virtues, or achievements. N.Y., 1833. 
 
 8» 30-515 
 
 Taylor, Col. John. Inquiry into the principles and 
 
 policy of the government of the United States. 
 
 Fredericksburg, 1814. S" . . 26''-690 
 
 Taylor, John, LL. D. Elements of the civil law. 
 
 4th ed. L., 1828. 8» . . . 2-164 
 
 Taylor, John. Geological essays, and sketch of the 
 
 geolotry of Manchester and the neighborhood. 
 
 L., 1864. 8° .... 9-301 
 
 Taylor, Joseph. Remarkable providences ; or, the 
 
 mercies of God exemplified in many instances 
 
 of miraculous preservations from premature 
 
 death. L., 1821 . . . . 33-884 
 
 Taylor, J. B. At home and abroad ; a sketch-book 
 
 of life, scenery, and men. IS". Y., 1860,2. 2 v. 
 29'>-U)3 
 
 — Book of romances, lyrics, and songs. B., 1852 
 
 23-307 
 
 — By-ways of Europe. N. Y., 1869 . 27''-959 
 
 — Colorado : a summer trip. N. Y., 1867 
 
 26"-583 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of modern travel. N. Y., 18ri6. 8° 
 
 ... . . 29''-140 
 
 Taylor, J. B. Eldorado ; comprising a voj-age 
 to California, life in San Francisco and Mon- 
 terey, pictures of tiie gold region, and experi- 
 ences of Mexican travel. 2d ed. N. Y., 18;' 0. 
 2 v. . ... . . . 26''-206 
 
 — Hannah Thurston .... 18-31." 7 
 
 — John Godfrey's fortune . . . 18-3158 
 
 — Journey to Central Africa ; or, life and Innd- 
 
 scapcs from Euypt to the negio kingdrms of 
 the While Nile": N. Y., 1854 . 28"-1^0 
 
 — Lands ol the Saracen ; or, pictures of Palestine, 
 
 Asia Minor, Sicilj-, and Spain. N. Y., 18 '5 
 28"-187 
 
 — Northern travel : summer and Avinter pictures 
 
 of Sweden, Denmark, and Lapland. N. Y., 
 1858 27''-449 
 
 — The picture of St. John. B., 1866 23-873 
 
 — Poems of the orient. B.. 1855 . 23-379 
 
 — Poet's journal. B., 1863 . . 2:^-669 
 
 — Story of Kennett .... 18-3163 
 
 — Travels in Greece and Russia ; with an excur- 
 
 sion to Crete. N. Y., 1859 . . 27''-580 
 
 • — Views a-foot ; or, Europe seen with knai)sack 
 
 and staff; with a preface by N. P. Willis. 
 
 N. Y., 1846 27i'-181 
 
 — Visit to India, China, and Japan, in 1853 N. 
 
 Y., 1855 28^-203 
 
 — See Humboldt, F. H. A. v. ; Ripley, G. 
 Taylor, J. E. Michael Angelo, considered as a 
 
 philosophic poet ; with translations. 2d ed. 
 L., 1852. 8° .... 22-1230 
 
 Taylor, J. N. American law of landlord and ten- 
 ant. 4th ed. B., 1866. 8° . 2-273 
 
 Taylor, J. O. The district school. N. Y., 1834 
 
 13-222 
 
 Taylor, J. W. History of the state of Ohio ; first 
 period, 1650-1787. Cin., 1854 . 26='-447 
 
 — Report on the mineral resources of the U. S. 
 
 east of the Rocky mountains. W., 1868. 8" 
 ■ 6-304 
 
 — Victim of intrigue .... 33-932 
 Taylor, N. W. Lectures on the moral government 
 
 of God. K Y., 1859. 2 v. 8°. 32-1084 
 Taylor, O. A. Memoirs and co!;fessions of F. Y. 
 Reinhard. From the German. B., 1832 
 
 30-1584 
 
 Taylor, R., (ed.) Scientific memoirs, selected from 
 the transactions of foreign academies of science 
 and learned societies, and from foreign jour- 
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 Taylor, R. C. Deposition respecting the asphaltum 
 mine at Hillsborough. Ph., 1851 
 
 No. 15, V. 4 of 1-341 
 
 — Report on surveys for a railroad from the coal 
 
 and iron mines near Blossburg, to Lawrence- 
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 No. 1, V. 3 of 1-341 
 
 — Statistics of coal ; the geographical and geolog- 
 
 ical distribution of mnieral combustibles, or 
 fossil fuel; including also, notices and locali- 
 ties of the various mineral bituminous sub- 
 stances employed in arts and manulactures ; 
 with statistics of iron manufactures. Ph., 
 18-18. 8° 9-299 
 
 — Same, 2d ed. ; revised and l)rought down to 
 
 1854, by S. S. Haldeman. Ph., 1855. 8" 9-300 
 
 — Two reports; on tiie coal lands, mines, and im- 
 
 provements of the Dauphin and Susquehanna 
 coal CO., and on the geological examinations, 
 present condition, and prospects of the Stony 
 Creek coal estate ; with appendix. Ph., 1840 
 . . .No. 5, V. 1 of 1-341 
 
 Taylor, R. G. An answer to the question. Why are 
 you a churchman ? Ph., 1829 . 32-2317 
 
 Taylor, S. History of playing-cards ; with anec- 
 dotes of their use in conjuring, fortune-telling, 
 and card-sharping. L., 1865 . 20-206 
 
 Taylor, Samuel. An essay intended to establisli a 
 universal system of stenography. L., 1786. 
 8° ■. 22-247 
 
 37 
 
TAYLOR. 
 
 578 
 
 TEHUANTEPEC. 
 
 Taylor, S. H. Method of classical study; illustrated 
 by queslions on a few selcclious from Latin 
 aiid Greek authors. B., 18(51 . 13-235 
 
 Taylor, Theodore. Thackerny, the humorist and the 
 man of letters ; including a selection from liis 
 characteristic speeches ; to -which is added, 
 In memoriam, by Cliarles Dickens, and a 
 sketch by Anthony Trollope. N. Y., 1864 
 30-1452 
 
 Taylor, Tom. Ballads and songs of Brittany ; 
 trans, from the "Barsaz-Breiz," of Vicomte 
 Hersart de la Villemarque ; with some of the 
 original melodies harmonized, by Mrs. Taylor. 
 ^,"1805. 4" .... 23-808 
 
 — A blio-hted being. F's M. D. v. 31 24-113 
 
 — The fool's revenge. F's S. D. v. 42 24-221 
 
 — Helping hands. F's S. D. v. 35 . 24-221 
 
 — Life of B. II Ilaydon, from his autobiography 
 
 and journals. L., 1853. 3 v. . 30-7G8 
 
 — Retribution. F's S. D. v. 20 . . 24-231 
 
 — Still waters run deep. F's S. D. v. 35 24-221 
 
 — The ticket-of-leave man. F's S. D. v. 42 
 
 24-221 
 
 — To oblige Benson. F's M. D. v. 11 24-113 
 
 — The vic^tims. F's S. D. v. 24 . . 24-221 
 
 — See Leslie, C. R. 
 
 — and C. Reade. King's rival. F's S. D. v. 16 
 
 24-221 
 
 — Masks and faces. F's S. D. v. 30 . 24-231 
 
 — Two loves and a life. F's S. D. v. 34 24-221 
 Taylor, T. P. The bottle. F's M. D. v. 3 24-113 
 Taylor, V. C. Golden lyre : a new collection of 
 
 church music. B. 4" . . 5-1013 
 
 Taylor, William. Historical survey of German 
 
 poetry; interspersed with translations. L., 
 
 1830. 3 V. 8° . . . . 22-1232 
 
 — Robberds, J. W. Life and writings of 30-1317 
 Taylor, Rev. William. Seveii years' street preach- 
 ing in San Francisco. N. Y., 1857 33-2235 
 
 Taylor, W. B. See Brown, J. N. 
 Taylor, W. B. S. History of the university of Dub- 
 lin. L., 1845 8°. . . . 13-226 
 
 — Manual of fresco and encaustic painting ; with 
 
 an historical memoir. L., 1843 . 5-275 
 
 — Origin, progress, and present condition of the 
 
 fine arts in Great Britain and Ireland. L., 
 1841. 2 V 5-45 
 
 — See Merimee, J. F. L. 
 
 Taylor,. W. 0. Hand-book of silk, cotton, and 
 woollen manufactures. L., 1843 6-421 
 
 — History of Ireland, from the Anglo-Norman 
 
 invasion till the union ; with additions by W. 
 Sampson. N. Y., 1837. 2 v. . 27=^-1542 
 
 — Memoirs of the house of Orleans ; Avith sketches 
 
 and anecdotes of the most distinguished char- 
 acters in France during the 17th and 18th cen- 
 
 turies. L., 1850. 2v. 
 
 27''-1926 
 
 — The modern British Plutarch; or, lives of men 
 
 distinguished in the recent history of our 
 country. L. 1846 . . . 30-513 
 
 — The natural history of society in the barbarous 
 
 and civiliz.'d state. N. Y., 1841. 2 v. 2-889 
 
 — Romantic biograi)hy of the age of Elizabeth ; 
 
 or, sketches of life from the bye-ways of his- 
 tory. Ph., 1842. 2 V. . . 30-516 
 
 — See Smedley, E. 
 
 Taylor, Z. Addresses on death of; with Pyne's 
 funeral sermon. W., 1850. 8« . 30-1607 
 
 — Fry, J. R. Life of . . . . 30-519 
 
 — Ingersoll, J. R. Eulogy on . . 30-1682 
 
 — Powell, C. F. Life of . . . 30-521 
 Taylor. See Tayler. 
 
 Tazewell, L. W. Grigsby, H. B. Life and charac- 
 ter of 30-1284 
 
 Tchinovnicks. Sketches of provincial life ; from 
 the memoirs of the retired Conseiller De Cour 
 Stchedrin, (Saltikow.) Trans., with notes 
 from the Russian, by F. Aston. L., 1861 
 
 . ' . . . 27''-599 
 
 Tea. Fortune, R. Visits to tea- countries- 28»'-552 
 
 Tea. Houssaye, J. G. Monographic du 34-4701 
 
 — Lees, W. K Cultivation of, in India 4-181 
 
 — McGowan, A. T. Tea-planting in Himalavah 
 
 ■ . . 28"-891 
 
 Tea-table talk. A. J, Mathews . . 33-1405 
 
 Teacher. J. Abbott .... 18-1 
 
 Teacher and parent. C. Northend . 13-151 
 
 Teacher taught ; an humble attempt to make the 
 
 path of the Sunday-school teacher straight 
 
 and plain. Ph., 1861 . . . 32-1434 
 
 Teacher teaching ; a practical view of the relations 
 
 and duties of the Sunday-school teacher. By 
 
 the author of "The teacher taught." Ph., 
 
 1861 33-1435 
 
 Teacher's assistant. C. Northend . 13-153 
 Teaching. Atkinson, W. P. Dynamic and me- 
 chanic t 13-33 
 
 — Barnard, H. Object teacliing . 13-30 
 
 Papers for the teacher . . 13-31 
 
 Professional education of teachers 13-39 
 
 — Butt, I. Liberty of teaching . . 13-13 
 
 — Dunn. H. Principles of . . 18-271 
 
 — Hall, B. R. Teaching a science . 13-100 
 
 — Holbrook, A. The normal . . 13-113 
 
 — Menet, J. Practical hints on . 13-146 
 
 — Ogden, J. Art of . . . , 13-155 
 
 — Page, D. P. Theory and practice of 13-161 
 
 — Sands, N. Philosophy of . . 13-104 
 
 — Sheldon, E. A. Manual of instruction 13-204 
 
 — Wickersham, J. P. Methods of instruction 
 
 13-239 
 
 — See Education ; Schools. 
 
 Teale, T. P. Practical treatise on abdominal her- 
 nia. L., 1846. 8» . . . 10-191 
 Tears and smiles. J. Wolcott . , 28-722 
 Techener, J. J. Bulletin du bibliophile, avec notes 
 de MM. Brunet et al. ; et notices bibliouraph- 
 iqups par C. Nodier. 1834-1835. Ire series. 
 
 P. 8« 21-122 
 
 Technological dictionary. G. Crabb . 33-1270 
 Technological education. J. W. Nystrom 6-66 
 Technology. Bigelow, J. Elements of 6-819 
 
 — Hazen, E. Popular technology . 6-859,60 
 
 — Knapp, F. Chemical technology . 8-13,42 
 
 — Martin, B. Bibliotheca technologica 33-916 
 Tecumseh. Drake, B. Life of . . 30-522 
 Teesdale, glossary of words in . . 22-105 
 Teetli. Howard, T. On the loss of . 10-198 
 
 — Hulme, R. T. Teeth in health and disease 
 
 10-555 
 
 — Owen, R. Odontography . . 9-1050 
 
 — Shaw, S. P. Odontalgia . . 10-814 
 
 — Spooner, S. Popular treatise on . 10-99 
 
 — See Dentistry. 
 
 Teeth of wheels. Camus, M. Treatise on 6-477 
 Tefft, B. F. Hungary and Kossuth ; or, an Ameri- 
 can exposition of the late Hungarian revolu- 
 tion. Ph., 1852 ... . . 27''-2G8o 
 
 — Methodism successful, and the internal causes 
 
 of its success ; with a letter of introduction 
 by Bishop Janes. N. Y., 1860 . 32-911 
 
 — Shoulder-knot .... 18-3165 
 
 — Webster and his master-pieces. Auburn, 1854. 
 
 2 V 30-799 
 
 Tcgetmeier, W. B. Pigeons ; their structure, va- 
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 S'' 4-514 
 
 Tegg, T. Book of utility ; or, repository of usetul 
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 — Rise, progress, and termination of the O. P. 
 
 war. L.,1810 .... 23-855 
 
 Tegner, E. Axel : poeme. See Chattillon 34-3119 
 
 — Frithiof's Saga. Trans, by W. L. Blackley. 
 
 Ed. by B. Taylor. N. Y., 1867 . 23-939 
 
 Tegoborski, M. L. de. Commentaires on the pro- 
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 1-148 
 
 Tehran. Fraser, J. B. Journey from Constantinople 
 
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 Tebuantepec. Williams, J. J. Isthmus of 26''-226 
 
TEIGNMOUTH. 
 
 579 
 
 TENNENT. 
 
 Teignmouth, J. S., L'd. Memoirs of the life, wri- 
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 Jones. Ph., 1805. S' . . 30-274 
 
 — Same . . . . v. 1,2 of 28»-2r)4 
 
 — Temple, R. Memoirs of . . 30-1952 
 Teleerraph. Bond, R. Handbook of the telegraph 
 
 . . . . . . . 0-821 
 
 — Clark, L. Electrical measurement 11-330 
 
 — Culley, R. S. Handbook of . . 6-823 
 
 — Dodd' G. Railways, steamers, and telegraphs 
 
 C-914 
 
 — Highton, E. History and progress of 6-862 
 
 — Jones, A. Historical sketch of . 6-872 
 
 — Pope, F. L. Modern practice of . 6-903 
 
 — Prescott, G. B. History, theory, and practice 
 
 of 
 
 6-915 
 6-939 
 6-919 
 6-925 
 0-934,5 
 6-936 
 
 — Proposed union of, with postal systems 
 
 — Rowett, W. Ocean telegraph cable 
 
 — Sabine, R. Electric telegraph 
 
 — Turnbull, L. Electro-magnetic t. . 
 
 — Vail, A. Amer. electro-magnetic t. 
 
 — See Atlantic t. ; Electricity f Signals. 
 Telegraph dictionary and seaman's signal hook. H. 
 
 J. Rogers 1-60 
 
 Telemachus. F. de S. de la M. Fenelon 18-1068,9 
 
 First eiaht books ; with key . 34-5025 
 
 Telemaque. F. de S. de la M. Fenelon 34-3305,6 
 Telemaque polyglolte. F. de S. de la M. Fenelon 
 
 34-2450 
 
 Telescope. Darby, W. A. Handbook to 12-71 
 
 — Dick, T. Account of Posse's t. . 12-6 
 
 — Draper, H. (Construction of. Smithsonian con. 
 
 The telescope 
 
 vl4 . 
 
 — Herschel, J. F. W. 
 
 — See Astromony. 
 Telescope teachings. Mrs. Ward 
 Tell-tale. Mrs. E. S. Phelps 
 Tell, W. Florian, J. C. P. de 
 
 11-502 
 12-48 
 
 12-41 
 18-2487 
 Guillaume Tell 
 
 34-4060 
 
 Tellez, G. [Tirso de Molina.] Teatro escogido 
 desde el siglo XVII hasta nuestros dias. T. 
 
 T. E. V. 4 34-2 
 
 Tellkampf, J. L. Essays on law reform, comraercial 
 policy, banks, penitentiaries, etc. L., 1859 
 
 2-163 
 
 Temme, . Anna Hammer . . 18-1198 
 
 Temper. Mrs. A. Opie . . v. 3 of 18-2394 
 
 Temper and temperament. Mrs. S. Ellis 18-1014 
 
 Temperament. Barclay, A. W. Dissertation on 
 
 10-6 
 
 — Hecker, J. Scientific basis of education 13-109 
 
 — Powell, W. B. Natural history of 10-378 
 
 — See Phrenology. 
 
 Temperance. Balfour, Mrs. C. L. Morning dew- 
 drops . 2-1061 
 
 — Bermingham, J. Memoir of Rev. T. Mathew 
 
 30-354 
 
 — Burne, P. The teetotaler's companion 2-1058 
 
 — Cross, M. E. Mirror of intemperance 2-1051 
 
 — Delevan, E. C. Temperance essays 2-1037 
 
 — Harrisson, T. Voice from the Washingtonian 
 
 home 2-1057 
 
 — Hawkins, J. H. W. Life . . 30-1190 
 
 — Lees, F. R. Prohibition of liquor traffic 
 
 2-1052 
 
 — Maguire, J. F. Father Mathew . 30-1486 
 
 — Marsh, J. Recollections . . 30-1796 
 
 — Morris, P. H. Evil effects of drunkenness 
 
 30-354 
 
 — Muzzy, J. S. Lecture on . . 2-1055 
 
 — Nott, E. Lectures on . . . 2-1050 
 
 — Ramrod broken, the . . . 2-1050 
 
 — Ritchie, W. Scripture testimony . 32-1847 
 
 — Select tem]>erance tracts, published by Ameri- 
 
 can temperance society. N. Y. . 32-1408 
 
 — Story, C. A. Effect of alcohol . 10-487 
 
 — Trail, R. F. True temperance platform 10-408 
 
 — White, P. S., and H. R. Pleasants. War of 
 
 4,000 years 2-1053 
 
 — Wightman, J. B. Annals of the rescued 2-1054 
 
 Temperance. Wightman, J. B. Haste to the rescue 
 32-1818 
 
 — Wright, Mrs. J. McNair. John and the demi- 
 
 john 18-4250 
 
 — See Alcohol; Drunkenness. 
 
 Temperance doctor, the. M. D. Chellis 18-4216 
 Temperance tales. L. M. Sargent . 18-3693 
 Tempest and sunshine. Mrs. M. J. Holmes 18-1467 
 Temple, R. Memoirs of R't Hon. J. Lord Teign- 
 mouth. N. Y., 1859 . . . 30-1952 
 Temple, Sir W. Courteuay, T. P. Life and cor- 
 respondence of . . . . 30-523 
 Temple bar : a Loudon magazine for town and 
 country readers. L., 1861-9. 26 v. 8° 
 
 17-151 
 
 Temple house. Mrs. E. Stoddard . 18-3030 
 
 Temple of Diana. E. Falkener . . 28M)19 
 
 Temple of nature. E. Darwin . . 23-047 
 
 Temple of Solomon, order of See Knights templars. 
 
 Temples of the Hebrews. J. T. Bannister 32-1780 
 
 Templeton, J. S. The guide to oil painting. 7th 
 
 ed. L., 1849 .... 5-170 
 
 Temps merovingiens. J. N. A. Thierry 34-3856 
 
 Tempsky, G. F. v. Mitla : a narrative of incidents 
 
 and personal adventures on a journey in 
 
 Mexico, Gautemala, and Salvador. L., 1858. 
 
 8°. 26''-397 
 
 Temptation and atonement. Mrs. C. Gore 
 
 18-1236 
 
 Temptation and triumph. V. F. Townsend 
 
 18-3260 
 
 Ten acres enough. E. Morris . . 4-184 
 
 Ten centuries of art. H. N. Humphreys 5-702 
 
 Ten days in a French parsonage. G. Musgrave 
 
 27^-858 
 
 Ten miles from town. W. Sawyer . 23-896 
 
 Ten months in Brazil. J. Codman . 26'^-626 
 Ten nights in a bar-room. T. S. Arthur 18-3664 
 Ten thousand wonderful things. E. F. King 
 
 33-752 
 
 Ten thousand a year. S. Warren . . 18-3463 
 Ten years among the mail bags. J. Holbrook 
 
 . . . . . . 18-1450 
 
 Ten years in Sarawak. C. Brooke . 28i>-502 
 Ten years in Sweden. H. W. Wheelwright 
 
 27'>-757 
 
 Ten years later. A. Dumas . . . 18-923 
 
 Ten years of imperialism in France. E. H. Yates 
 
 27''-1975 
 
 Ten years of a lifetime. Mrs. M. Hosmer 
 
 18-3748 
 
 Ten years of preacher-life. W. H. JMilburn 
 
 30-1180 
 
 Ten years on the Euphrates. C. H. Wheeler 
 
 . • . . . . 28''-593 
 Tenant of Wildfell hall. A. Bronte . 18-427 
 
 Tenants of Malory. J. S. Le Fanu . 18-3926 
 Tencin, Mme C. A. G. de. Le siege de Calais; 
 nouvelle liistorique ; suivi memoires du Comte 
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 Tenebrcuse affaire, une. H. de Balzac . 34-5518 
 Teneriffe. Smyth, C. P. Astronomer's experiments 
 
 in 27"-557 
 
 Tennant, J. Catalosrue of fossils found in the Brit- 
 ish isles. L., 1858 . . . 9-334 
 
 — See Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 
 Tennant, William. Thane of Fife : a poem, in sis 
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 Tennant, Rev. William. Thoughts on the eflFectsof 
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 E., 1807. 80 .... 28»-49 
 
 Tennant. See Tennent. 
 
 Tennemann, G. G. Manual of the history of phil- 
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 L., 1852 . . . . . 15-110 
 
 Tennent, J. E. Ceylon ; an account of the island, 
 physical, historical, and topographical ; with 
 notices of its natural history, antiquities, and 
 productions. L., 1859. 2 v. 8» 28"-! 74 
 
TENNENT. 
 
 580 
 
 TESTE. 
 
 Tennent, J. E. Christianity in Ceylon ; its intro- 
 duction and progress under llie Ponugucse, 
 Dutch, British and American missions ; with 
 an liistorical sketch of the Brahmanical and 
 Buddhist superstitious. L., 18-30. 8° 
 32-731 
 
 — History of modern Greece. L., 1845. 2 v. 8° 
 
 27''-3242 
 
 — Sketclies of tlie natural history of Ceylon. L., 
 
 1861 9-64G 
 
 — Story of the guns. L., 18G4. 8° . 6-703 
 Tennent. See Tennant. 
 
 Tenner, A. See Kussniaul, A. 
 
 Tennessee, admission of ^^lemorial of citizens of, 
 praying that tlie present state organization 
 may be recognized, etc. W., 1866 26''-973 
 
 — Bokum, H. Handbook and immigrant's guide 
 
 26"-680 
 
 — Carpenter, W. H. History of . 26»-o20 
 
 — Gihnore, J. R. Down in Tennessee 26''-499 
 
 — Ramsey, J. G. M. Annals of . 26^-305 
 Tennesseean abroad. R. W. MacGavock 2!)"-233 
 Tenney, S. Manual of zoology. N. Y., 1865 
 
 ^ . . 9-671 
 
 Tenney, W. J. Militar}- and naval history of the 
 rebellion in the U. S. ; with biog'raphical 
 sketches of deceased officers. N. Y., 1865. 8" 
 
 26»-719 
 
 Tennyson, A. Enoch Arden. 8., 1864 
 
 — Idyls of the king. B, 1«59 , 
 
 — In memoriam. B., 1850 
 
 — Maud, and other poems. B., 1855 . 
 
 — Poems. B., 1842. 2 v. . 
 
 — Princess: a medley. B., 1848 
 
 — Stirling, J. H. Critical essay on 
 
 — Tainsh, E. C. Study of works of 
 Tenot, E. Paris en Decembre 1851 
 
 23-734 
 
 23-542 
 
 23-282 
 
 23-386 
 
 23-226 
 
 23-227 
 
 22-1223 
 
 22-1225 
 
 etude histor- ' 
 
 ique sur le coup d'etat. P., 1868. 8° 34-5548 
 
 Tensas, M. Odd leaves from the life of a Louisiana 
 
 "swampdoctor " . . . . 18-3166 
 
 Tent and harem. C. Paine . . . 28b-301 
 
 Tent and the Khan. R. W. Stewart . 28''-342 
 
 Tent on the beach. J. G. Whittier . 23-922 
 
 Tentation. O. Feuillet .... 34-3320,1 
 
 Tents and tent-life. G. Rhodes . . 29"-! 03 
 
 Tentzelius, A. See Paracelsus. 
 
 Terentius Afer, P. [Terence.] The Andrian ; The 
 
 brothers, Formio. Trans., by G. Colraan 
 
 V. 2 of 24-186 
 
 — Comoediae. Receusuit A. Fleckeisen. Lips., 
 
 1858 84-372 
 
 — Comedies ; trans, into English, by Mr. Cooke ; 
 
 together with the original Latin ; with notes 
 and dissertation on his life and writings. 2d 
 ed. L., 1755. 2 v. . . . 24-9 
 
 — Same ; literally translated into English prose, 
 
 by H. T. Riley ; with the blank verse trans. 
 
 of G. Colman. K Y., 1859 . 24-189 
 
 Terhune, Mis. M. V. Alone . . 18-3169 
 
 — Hidden path 18-3170 
 
 • — Husbands and homes . . . 18-3175 
 
 — Husks; Colonel Floyd's wards . 18-3174 
 
 — Miriam 18-3171 
 
 — Moss-side 18-3172 
 
 — Nemesis 18-3173 
 
 — Phemie's temptati(m . . . 18-3167 
 
 — Ruby's husband .... 18-316S 
 
 — Sunnybank 18-3176 
 
 Ternaux-Compans, H. Bibliotheque asiatique et 
 
 africaine, ou catalogue des ouvrages relatifs a 
 I'xVsie et a I'Afrique, qui out paru jusqu'en 
 1700. P., 1841. 8" . . , 21-48 
 
 Terry, E. F. See Brayton, M. C. 
 Terra Mariae. E. D. Neill . . . 26«-880 
 Terrae-Filius. N. Amhurst . . . 18-11 
 
 Terrail, Ponson du. See Pouson du Terrail. 
 Terre et I'homme. L. F. A. Maury . 34-3965 
 Terre promise. L. Gozlan . . . 34-3369 
 Terrestrial and cosmical magnetism. E. Walker 
 
 . 11-815 
 
 Territories, the. Bowles, S. Across the continent 
 
 26"-556 
 
 Our ncAv west .... 2G''-714 
 
 — Browne, J. R. Report on mineral-i-csources 
 
 6-304 
 
 — Bryant, E. Tour across the continent 26*'-7,8 
 
 — Carrjngton, M. J. Ab-sa-ra-ka. (The home of 
 
 the crows) ..... 2G''-691 
 
 — Cooke, P. S. Scenes and adventures in the army 
 
 26'>-:'.18 
 
 — Cox, R. Journey across the continent 26''-24 
 
 — Delano, A. Life on the plains . 2()''-2()0 
 
 — Fisher, S. G. Law of . . . 26''-669 
 
 — Frobel, J. Seven years' travel . 26''-361 
 
 — Gass, P. Journal of Lewis and Clark's exjiedi- 
 
 tion 26''- "31 9 
 
 — Gilpin, W. The central gold region 26"-400 
 
 — Greeley. H. Overland journcy,^1859 26''-369 
 
 — Irving, W. Adventures of Capt. Bonneville 
 
 26''-55 
 
 Astoria 26''-53,4 
 
 — Keating, W. H. Narrative of Long's second 
 
 expedition 26"-73 
 
 — Kip, L. Army life on the Pacific . 26"-3S7 
 
 — Lewis, M., and W. Clark. Expedition 26"-68,9 
 
 — Life among the Mormons . . 26''-G83 
 
 — Marcy, R. B. Ai'my life on the border 2G"-565 
 
 — Meline, J. F. Two thousand miles on horse- 
 
 back 26'-6"')6 
 
 — Montgomerjr, C. Eagle pass ; or, life in the 
 
 border 26"-239 
 
 — Mullan, J. Miner's and traveller's guide to 
 
 Oregon . . . • . 26^^-5-12 
 
 — Parkman, F. California and Oregon trail 26*^-99 
 
 — Pike, Z. M. Account of expeditions 26^-101 
 
 — Preuss, C. Topograi)hical map of the road 
 
 from Missouii to Oregon . . 2."!-351 
 
 — Richardson, A. D. Beyond the Mississippi 
 
 . 26'^-622 
 
 Our new states .... 26''-619 
 
 — Ross, A. Fur hunters of the far west 26''-3G2 
 
 — Ruxton, G. F. Adventures in Mexico and the 
 
 Rocky mountains . . . 2G'^-109 
 
 — Sage, R. B. Scenes in the Rocky mountains 
 
 20''-116 
 
 — Smet, P. J. de. Missions and travels 
 
 32-1759,60 
 
 Residence among the Indian tribes 26''-27 
 
 — See Arizona ; Colorado; Gila; Indian; Indians; 
 
 Nebraska ; New Mexico ; Oregon ; Pacific 
 railroad; Prairies; Rocky mountains ; Utah. 
 
 Terry, A. R. Travels in the equatorial regions of 
 South America. Hart., 1834 . 26M21 
 
 Terry, D. Guy Mannering. F's S. D. v. 10 
 
 24-221 
 
 Terry, R. Poems. B., 1861 . . 23-599 
 
 Terry, S. H. Retailer's manual ; embodying thirty 
 years' experience in merchandising. Newark, 
 1869 I-80I 
 
 Tersteegen, G. Life and character of; with selec- 
 tions from his letters and writings. Trans, 
 from the German by S. Jackson. 3d ed. L., 
 1837 30-524 
 
 Tertullian, Q. S. F. Apologetic and practical trea- 
 tises. Trans, by C. Dodgson. Oxf,1842. 8° 
 32-1278 
 
 — Neander, A. J. W. Antignostikus 82-648 
 
 — See Kaye, J. 
 
 Tesoro de los prosadores espanoles. E. de Ochoa. 
 P., 1841. 8° .... 84-3 
 
 Tesoro del teatro espaiiol. E. de Ochoa 34-2 
 
 Tessier, P. Chimie pyrotechnique ; ou traite pra- 
 tique des feux colores et suivi d'un traite 
 sur les pastilles. P., 1859. 8» . 34-4879 
 Test-types. H. Snellen . . . 11-69 
 
 Testament de Cesar Girodot. Belot, A., et E. Ville- 
 
 tard 34-4550 
 
 Teste, A. HomcEopathic materia medica, arranged 
 systematically and practically. Trans, and 
 edited by C. J. Hempel. Ph., 1854. 8» 10-598 
 
TESTIMONY. 
 
 581 
 
 THEATRE. 
 
 — Kennedy, W. 
 
 — IMcCivlla, iv. L. 
 
 — Olmsted, F. L. 
 
 — O'Neill, N. J. 
 
 — Parker, W. B. 
 
 tioii 
 
 Testimony of modern science to the unity of man- 
 kind. J. L. Cabell . . . 29»-173 
 Testimony of tlie poets. B., 18o4 . 23-683 
 
 Testimony of the rocks. H.Miller . 9-268 
 
 Teutonic antiquities. C. Chatfield . 27^-3375 
 Teutonic name system. R. Ferguson . 22-88 
 
 Teveiino. A. L. A. D. Dudevant . 84-3703 
 
 — In English 18-915 
 
 Texas. Austin, S. F. Map of . . 25-179 
 
 — Bartlelt, J. R. Narrative of explorations 
 
 ' 26''-270 
 
 — Bonnell, G. W. Topographical description of 
 
 26i'-512 
 
 — Cordova, J. de. Resources and public men 
 
 26»'-509 
 
 — Foote, H. S. Texas and the Texans 26^-881 
 
 — Gouge, W. M. Fiscal history of . 26''-296 
 
 — Green, T. J. Expedition against Mier 26i'-41 
 
 — Houston, Mrs. M. C. Texas and the gull of 
 
 Mexico 26''-50 
 
 — Holley, M. A. Observations on . 26''-503 
 Kendall, G. W. Santa Fe expedition 26^-59 
 
 Rise, progress, and prospects of 
 
 26-''-1037 
 
 Adventures in . 26"-85 
 
 Journey through . 26''-321 
 
 Guide to . . 26'^-619 
 
 Notes during Marcy's expedi- 
 
 26"-294 
 
 — Pease, L. T. View of . . . 26^'-324 
 
 — Prairiedom ; rambles and scrambles in 26''-106 
 
 — Rankin, M. Texas in 1850 . . 26>'-504 
 
 — Topocrapliical bureau reports . 26'^-481 
 
 — Yoakum, H. History of . . 26''-392 
 Texas almanac for 1869, and emigrant's guide to 
 
 Texas. Galveston, 1868 . . 26"-462 
 
 Texier, E. Chronique de la guerre d' Italic. P., 
 
 1859 34-5506 
 
 — La Duchesse d' Hanspar, (Conte.) B. et L., 
 
 1855 34-4316 
 
 Texier. See Le Texier. 
 
 Thacher, J. History of the town of Plymouth. B., 
 
 1832 26''-507 
 
 Thacher. See Thatcher. 
 
 Thackeray, A. I. Fairy tales for grown folks 
 
 18-8178 
 
 — From an island .... 18-3179,80 
 
 — Story of Elizabeth .... 18-3177 
 
 — Village on the cliff .... 18-3204 
 
 — Village on the cliff; with other stories and 
 
 sketches 18-3180 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. Adventures of Philip 18-3197 
 
 — Ballads. B., 1856 .... 23-392 
 
 — Book of snobs 18-3181 
 
 — Confessions of Fitz-Boodle . . 18-3182 
 
 — Denis Duval 18-3204 
 
 — Doctor Birch and his young friends 18-3205 
 
 — Early and late papers. B., 1867 . 33-1371 
 
 — English humourists of the eighteenth century. 
 
 N. Y., 1853 22-1235,6 
 
 — The fat contributor .... 18-3183,98 
 
 — The four Georges ; sketches of manners, morals, 
 
 court, and town life. N. Y., 1860 30-1281 
 
 — Same 18-3190 
 
 — History of Henry Esmond . . 18-3185 
 
 — Irish sketch-book .... 18-3180 
 
 — Jeames's diary .... 18-3187 
 
 — Legends of the Rhine . . . 18-3187 
 
 — Lovel the widower . . . . - 18-3190 
 
 — Luck of Barry Lyndon . . . 18-3191 
 
 — Men's wives 18-3181,92 
 
 — Miscellanies. 4 v 18-3193 
 
 — (I) Ballads; Book of snobs; Fatal boots; Cox's diary; 
 
 Tremendous adventures of Major Galiagau. 
 
 — (2) Character sketches; Joaraes' diary; Novels by emi- 
 
 nent hands; Sketches and travels in London; Yel- 
 lowplush papers. 
 
 — (3) Memoirs of Barry Lyndon; Legends of the Rhine; 
 
 Kebeccaand llowena ; A little dinner at Timmins' ; 
 The Bedford row conspiracy. 
 
 — (4) Fitz-Boodie papers; Great Iloggarty diamond ; History 
 
 of Samuel Titmarsh ; Men's wives ; Shabby genteel 
 story. 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. Miscellanies. 5 v. 18-3193* 
 
 — (1) The great Hoggarty diamond ; Book of snobs. 
 
 — (2) Kickleburys abroad ; Legends of the Rhine; Rebecca 
 
 andRoweua; Second funeral of Napoleon ; Chroni- 
 cle of the dium. 
 
 — (3) Tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan ; The 
 
 fatal boot-; ; Ballads. 
 
 — (4) Memoirs of Mr. Charles J. Yellowplush ; Diary of C. 
 
 Jeames de la Pluche, Esq. ; Cox's diary. 
 
 — (5) Sketclies and travels in London; Novels by eminent 
 
 hands; Character sketches. 
 
 — Mr. Brown's letters to a young man about town ; 
 
 with the proser and other papers 18-8189.98 
 
 — The Newcomes .... 18-3194 
 
 — Notes of a journey from Cornhill to Grand 
 
 Cairo, by way of Lisbon, Athens, Constanti- 
 nople, and Jerusalem. N. Y,, 1846 28'M08 
 
 — Paris sketch-book .... 18-3195 
 
 — Pendennis 18-3iri6 
 
 — Pendennis : roman Anglais. Tr. par E. Scheff- 
 
 ter. P., 1858. 3 v. . . . 34-5252 
 
 — Punch's prize novelists , . . 18-3183,98 
 
 — Rebecca and Rowena . . . 18-3187 
 
 — Roundabout papers . . . 18-3199 
 
 — Shabby-genteel story, and other tales 18-3200 
 
 — Some passages in the life of JVIajor Gahagan 
 
 . " 18-3182 
 
 — Vanity fair 18-3201 
 
 — Travels in London . . ■ . . 18-3183,98 
 
 — The Virginians .... 18-3202 
 
 — The YellowpJush correspondence . 18-3203 
 
 — Hannay, Jas. Studies on . . 22-1077 
 
 — Taylor, T. Thackeray the humourist 80-1452 
 Thackrah, C. T. Effects of the principal arts, 
 
 trades, and professions, and of civic states and 
 
 habits of living, on health and longevity, etc. 
 
 Ph., 1831 10-- 14 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. Jane Porter . 18-2531 
 Thalaba. R. Soutbey .... 23-279 
 
 Thalatta ; a book for the seas^ide. B., 1853 23-342 
 Thalberg, S. L'art du chant applique au piano. B. 
 
 4° 5-960 
 
 Thames. Hall, S. C. Book of . . 27''-595 
 
 — Murray, J. F. Picturesque lour of 27''-15 
 Thane of Fife : a poem. W. Tennant . 23-228 
 Thankfulness. C. B. Tayler . . 18-3155 
 Thanksgiving. W. Adams . . . 32-2353 
 Tharin, R. S. Arbitrary arrests in the south •, or, 
 
 scenes from the experience of an Alabama 
 
 unionist. N. Y., 1863 . . 2(i»-490 
 
 That boy of Norcott's. C. Lever . 18-4217 
 That good old time ; or, our fresh and salt water 
 
 tutors. C. Gordon . . . 18-3775 
 
 Thatcher. B. B. Indian biography. N. Y., 1834. 
 
 2 V. . . . .^ . . 30-525 
 
 — Same. N. Y., 18G0. 2 v. . . 30-525* 
 Thatcher. See Thacher. 
 
 Thaxtcr, A. VV. The grotto nvmph. F's M. D. 
 V. 34 . . . . " . . 24-113 
 
 Thayer, M. R. Speech for the defence in the case 
 of the Commonwealth vs. T. W. Smitn. Pli., 
 1858. 8» 3-231 
 
 Thayer, W. M. The bobbin boy . . 18-3209 
 
 — Life at the fireside. 4th ed. B., 1866 33-1342 
 
 — The pioneer boy .... 18-3210 
 
 — Froih poorhouse to pulpit ; or, the triumi)hs of 
 
 the late Dr. John Kilto. B., 1859 30-1330 
 
 — The poor boy and merchant-prince ; or, ele- 
 
 ments of success drawn from the life and 
 character of the late Amos Lawrence. B., 
 1857 30-1008 
 
 — The printer boy ; or, how Ben Franklin made 
 
 his mark. B., 1861 . . . 3(M30() 
 
 — Youth's history of the rebellion. B., 1H03-6. 
 
 4 V 26''-543 
 
 — See Heady, M. 
 
 The, monographic du. J. G. Houssaye 34-4701 
 Theater-lexicon. K. Herloszsohn, und a. 84-2220 
 Theatre, the, and theatres. Constant, B. Reflex- 
 ions sur le theatre allemand . 34-31ftl 
 
 — Dibdiu, C. History of the stage . 24-170 
 
 — Dibdin, T. Reminiscences . . 30-1E3 
 
THEATRE. 
 
 583 
 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 Theatre, the, and theatres. Donaldson, J. W. 
 Theatre of the Greeks . ' . . 22-1028 
 
 — Duulap, W. History of the American theatre 
 
 22-1084,5 
 
 — Ebers, ,T. Seven years in the king's t. 24-72 
 
 — Fournel, V. Curiosites theatrales . 34-5284 
 
 — Kelly, M. Reminiscences . . 30-285 
 
 — Louandre, C. Precis de 1' hist, de t. en France 
 
 34-3541 
 
 — Lucas, H. Histoire du theatre fran^ais 34-3991 
 Theatre americain . . . 34-3501 
 
 — Moratin, L. F. de. Origines del teatro espanol 
 
 1,34-2 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Theatre francais du XVIe 
 
 siecle '. 34-3995 
 
 — Skottowe, A. Ancient theatres and theatrical 
 
 usages . . . . . . 30-1826 
 
 — Veron, L. Theatre de Paris depuis 1806 
 
 34-3885 
 
 — Victor, B. History of theatres of London 
 
 . 24-213 
 
 — See Actors ; Drama ; Stage. 
 
 Theatre d' education. Mme de Genlis . 34-5018 
 Theatre de la jeunesse. E. Souvestre . 34-3812 
 Theatre de salon. J. Mery . . . 34-3530 
 Theatre du Seigneur Croquignole. E. Ourliac 
 
 34-5188 
 
 Theatre (nouveau) des jeunes filles. M. Curo 
 
 34-5016 
 
 Theatre impossible. E. About . . 34-3007 
 Theatre pour des jeunes personnes. Mme Campan 
 
 34-5005 
 
 Theatres of London. W. C. Oulton . 24-244 
 
 Theatrical biography ; or, memoirs of the principal 
 performers of the three theatres royal, Drury- 
 lane, Co vent-garden, Haymarket ; with criti- 
 cal and impartial remarks. L., 1772. 2 v. 
 
 in 1 24-181 
 
 Theatrical bouquet; containing an alphabetical ar- 
 rangement of prologues and epilogues. L., 
 
 1778 24-173 
 
 Theatrical management for thirty years. Sol. Smith 
 
 24-332 
 
 Theatrum anonymorum et pseudonymorum. V. 
 
 Placcius 31-653- 
 
 Theatrum poetarum Anglicanorum. E. Phillips 
 
 ;-0-445 
 
 Theaulon de Lambert, M. E.G.M., and A. Choquart. 
 
 Monsieur Jovial. P. T. B. . 34-4181 
 
 Thebes ; its tombs and their tenants. A. H. Rhind 
 
 28'^-393 
 
 " Their majesties' servants." J. Doran 24-123 
 
 Theism. Thompson, li. A. Christian theism 
 
 32-597 
 
 — Tulloch, i. Theism '. '. ". 32-575 
 
 — Wharton, F. Treatise on . . 33-810 
 Thehvall, J. See Yelverton. 
 
 Them also : the story of the Dublin mission. By 
 the author of " Holly and Ivy." L., 1866 
 
 32-2366 
 
 Thenot, J. P. Practical perspective. Trans, from 
 French. 3d Am. ed. Salem, 1847. 8° 5-417 
 
 Theo Leigh. Mrs. P. Cudlip . . 18-3315,6 
 
 Theobald, J. Everj' man his own physician. L., 
 1766. 8° 10-130 
 
 Theobald, L. See Shakespeare, W. 
 
 Theobald, W. Treatise on the law of principal and 
 surety, particularly with relation to mercan- 
 tile guaranties, bills of exeiiauge, and bail- 
 bonds. Ph., 1833. 8" . V. 1 of 3-55 
 
 Theo'oald; or, the fanatic. H. Stilling 18-3023 
 
 Theodicy. A. T. Bledsoe . . . 33-1987 
 
 Theodore, king of Abyssinia. See Abyssinia. 
 
 Theodoret. History of the church from A. D. 333, 
 to the death of Theodore o"' Mopsuestia, A. I). 
 437; and Evagrius: historj^ of the churcli from 
 A. D. 431 to 594. Trans, from the Greek ; 
 with memoirs of the authors. L., 1854 
 33-1033 
 
 Theodosia Ernest ; or, the heroine of faith 18-3878 
 
 Theoklesia. 1. P. Labagh . . . 33-3433 
 Theological essays and other papers. T. DeQuincey 
 
 33-771 
 
 Theological index. H. Malcom . . 33-3504 
 Theological review. See American presbyterian. 
 Theological survey of the human understanding, in- 
 tended as an antidote against modern deism. 
 Salisbury, 1766. 8° . . . 32-213 
 
 Theology. Bibliographical and encyelopsedlc. 
 
 — Buck, C. Theological dictionary . 32-1618 
 
 — Darling, J. Cyclopaedia bibliographica 32-2094 
 
 — Herzog, J. J. Protestant encyclopa3dia 32-1624 
 
 — Hook, W. T. Church dictionary . 32-453 
 
 — Index of sermons .... 32-243 
 
 — McClintock, J. and J. Strong. Cyclopaedia 
 
 33-1966 
 
 — Malcom, H. Theological index . 33-3504 
 
 — Walcli, J. G. Bibliotheca theologica 31-115 
 
 — Winer, G. B. Handbuch der theologischen 
 
 literatur 31-136 
 
 — Zuchold, E. A. Bibliotlieca theologica 31-138 
 
 — Systematic. 
 
 — Armstrong, G. D. Theology of Christian ex- 
 
 perience . . . " . . 33-767 
 
 — Baine, A. C. Harmony of faith and reason 
 
 33-913 
 
 — Barnes, A. Foundation of faith in the word of 
 
 God 32-766 
 
 — Bates, W. Harmony of the divine attributes 
 
 32-1398 
 
 — Bennett, J. Theology of the early church 
 
 32-3303 
 
 — Bernard, T. D. Progress of doctrine in the new 
 
 testament 33-3287 
 
 — Bethune, Gr. W. Lectures on the Heidelberg 
 
 catechism 32-1188 
 
 — Blunt, J. H. Household theology . 32-2489 
 
 — Breckinridge, R. J. The knowledge of God 
 
 32-719,20 
 
 — Brown, E. H. Exposition of the thirtj'-nine 
 
 articles 32-859 
 
 — Calvin, J. Institutes of the Christian religion 
 
 32-1233 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Institutes of theology 32-284 
 Prelections on Butler's analogy, Paley's evi- 
 dence, and Hill's divinity . . 33-386 
 
 — Charnock, S. Doctrine of regeneration 32-491 
 
 — Clarke, J. F. Orthodoxy, its truths and errors 
 
 32-1904 
 
 — Dexter, H. M. The verdict of reason 32-1653 
 
 — Dick, J. Lectures on theology . 32-1347 
 
 — Dwight, T. Tlieology explained and defended 
 
 32-76 
 
 — Egleston, G. W. Search after truth 32-2458 
 
 — Parrar, A. S. Science in theology 32-873 
 
 — Goode, F. Better covenant . . 32-97 
 
 — Hare, J. C. The mission of the comforter 
 
 32-683 
 
 — Hill, G. Lectures on divinity . 32-1351 
 
 — Knapp, G. C. Lectures on Christian theolosiy 
 
 32-684 
 
 — Litton, E. A. Church of Christ . 32-714 
 
 — Mcllvaine, C. P. Righteousness by faith 
 
 32-3057 
 
 — Mahan, M. The exercise of faith . 32-326 
 
 — Owen, J. Discourse concerning the holy spirit 
 
 32-487 
 
 — Payne, G. Doctrine of original sin 33-3206 
 
 — Pictet, B. Christian theology . 32-1155 
 
 — Schleiermacher, F. Outline of the study of the- 
 
 ology 32-1454 
 
 — Scott,T. Remarks on Tomline's Calvinism, V. 6,7 
 
 . . . . . 33-189 
 
 — Shipley, O. Tracts for the day . 32-3505 
 
 — Skinner, T. H. Discussitms in theology 
 
 33-3416 
 
 — South church lectures . . . 33-1546 
 
 — Spaiks, J. Tendency of trinitarian and unita- 
 
 rian doctrines .... 32-1838 
 
 — Storr & Flatt. Biblical theology . 33-186 
 
THEOLOGY. 
 
 583 
 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 Tlieolo<?y. Systematic. 
 
 — Taylor, J. Doctrine of the eucharist 32-1708 
 
 — Tboluck, F. A. D. Guido and Julius 32-3178 
 
 — Turnbull, R. Christ in history . 32-490 
 Theophany .... 32-7C8 
 
 — Ware, H. Inquiry into the truth of religion 
 
 32-222 
 
 — Watson, R. Apology for the bible 32-225 
 
 — Wiggers, G. F. Auguslinisra and Pelagiauism 
 
 32-1510 
 
 — Wood, J. The old and new theology 32-1384 
 
 — See Atonement ; Bible ; Christ ; Creeds ; Faith ; 
 
 Future state ; God ; Immortality ; Prophecy ; 
 Redemption ; Regeneration ; Religion ; Super- 
 naturalism ; Theism. 
 
 — Natural. 
 
 — Babbage, C. Ninth Bridgewater treatise 
 
 32-2107 
 
 — Blakely, J. Theology of inventions 32-582 
 
 — Brougham, H. Discourse on natural theology 
 
 32-el 
 
 — Bledsoe, A. T. Theodicy . . 32-1987 
 
 — Butler, J. Analogy of religion . 32-41,2 
 
 — Chadbourne, P. A. Lectures on natural theology 
 
 32-2271 
 
 — Chalmers, T. Astronomical discourses 
 
 32-4G 
 
 — Child, G. C. Benedicite . . 32-2272 
 
 — Christmas, H. Echoes of the universe 32-306 
 
 — Creation and deluge . . . 9-217 
 
 — Crofton, D. Genesis and geology . 32-421 
 
 — Dawson, J. W. Archaia . . 3-3-938 
 
 — Derham, W. Astro-theologv . . 32-1813 
 Physico-theology . " . . 32-1812 
 
 — Dick, T. Christian philosopher . 32-2302 
 
 — Duncan, Mrs. G. J. C. Pre- Adamite man 
 32-955 
 
 — Fullom, S. W. Marvels of science 32-2232 
 
 — Gallaudet, T. H. Youth's book of natural the- 
 
 ology 32-88 
 
 — Genesis of the earth and of man . 32-964 
 
 — Gillespie, W. H. The necessary existence of 
 
 God 32-882 
 
 — Hitchcock, E. Religious truths illustrated from 
 
 science 32-657 
 
 — Huntington, F. D. Human society 32-823 
 
 — Kurtz, J. H. The bible and astronomy 32-680 
 
 — Leland, J. Necessity of revehition 32-125 
 
 — Lewis, T. Six days of creation . 32-1135 
 
 — Lord, C. E. Evidences of natural and revealed 
 
 religion 32-506 
 
 — Lord, E. The epoch of creation . 32-335 
 
 — McCosh, J. Method of the divine government 
 
 32-607 
 
 — Macmillan, H. Bible teachings in nature 
 
 32-2298 
 
 — Mahan, A. Science of natural theology 
 
 32-2367 
 
 — Morgan. T. Moral philosopher . 32-151 
 
 — Paley, W. Natural theology . 32-160 to 1G4 
 
 — Pendleton, W. N. Science a witness for the 
 
 bible 32-889 
 
 — Raj', J. Wisdom of God in his works 32-2195 
 
 — Rise and fall . . ' . . . 32-1895 
 
 — Sewall, J. R. Evenings with the bible and 
 
 science 32-1329 
 
 — The stars and the angels . . 32-1053 
 
 — Sumner, J. B. Records of the creation 32-941 
 
 — Taylor, G. The indications of the Creator 
 
 32-331 
 
 — Taylor, N. W. Lectures on moral government 
 
 32-1084 
 
 ■:— Thompson, J. P. Man in Genesis and in geol- 
 ogy 9-344 
 
 ■ — Thompson, R. A. Christian theism 32-597 
 
 — Tulloch, J. Theism . . . 32-575 
 
 — Whewell, W. Astronomy and general physics 
 
 12-23 
 
 — Wiseman, N. Science and revealed relisiinn 
 
 32-2108 
 
 Theology. Natural. 
 
 — Young, J. R. Modern skepticism and modern 
 
 science 32-1663 
 
 — See Astronomy ; Bridgewater treatises; Chris- 
 
 tianity ; Cosmogony ; Creation ; Geology ; 
 Man ; Plurality of worlds. 
 
 — Philosophical. 
 
 — Atheos ; or, tnigedies of unbelief . 32-1028 
 
 — Baring-Gould, S. Origin and development of 
 
 religious belief .... 32-399 
 
 — Beard, J. R. Progress of religious thought 
 
 . ■ 32-1910 
 
 — Bowen, F. Application of metaphysical science 
 
 to the evidences of religion . . 32-822 
 
 — Bunsen, C. C. J. Hippolytus and his age 
 
 32-2191 
 
 — Clark, T. M. Primary truths of religion 
 
 32-2299 
 
 — Cobbe, F. P. Broken lights . . 32-1:^23 
 
 — Cooper, J. The science of spiritual life 32-1981 
 
 — Cudworth, R. Intellectual system . 15-25 
 
 — Duns, J. Science and Christian thought 
 
 32-1881 
 
 — Essays and reviews . . . 32-981 
 Replies to 32-983 
 
 — — Aids to faith .... 32-983 
 Tracts for priests and people . 32-988 
 
 — Feuerbach, L. The essence of Christianity 
 
 32-1320 
 
 — Foxton, F. J. Popular Christianity 32-^288 
 
 — Gasparin, A. de. The schools of doubt 32-708 
 
 — Giltillan, G. Christianity and our era 32-829 
 
 — Greg, W. R. The creed of Christendom 
 
 32-1970 
 
 — Gross, J. B. The heathen religion 32-753 
 
 — Hardwick, C. Christ and other masters 32-812 
 
 — Haven, J. Studies in theology . 15-34 
 
 — Hecker, I. T. Aspirations in nature .^2-2193 
 
 — Hedge, F. H. Reason in religion . 32-1641 
 
 — Hennell, S. S. Present reliirion , 32-1756 
 
 — Leibnitz and Clarke. Disciission . 32-2181 
 
 — Mausel, H. L. Limits of religious thought 
 
 . 15-131 
 
 — Martineau, J. Essays . , . 125-28 
 
 — Miall, E. Bases of belief . . 32-593 
 
 — Morel], J. D. Philosophv of religion 32-1499 
 
 — Naville, E. The heavenly Father . 32-1723 
 
 — Newman, F. W. Phases of faith . 32-1626 
 The soul 32-1645 
 
 — Parker, T. Sermons of theism , 32-1122 
 Ten sermons of religion . . 32-1123 
 
 — Peabody, A. P. Christianity the religion of 
 
 nature . . , . . . 32-1164 
 
 — Powell, B. Christianity without Judaism 
 
 32-1909 
 
 — Pressense, E. Religions before Christ 32-1003 
 
 — Reinhard, F. V. Plan of the founder of Chris- 
 
 tianity . .• ■ . . . . 32-730 
 
 — Renan, E. Studiesof religious history 32-1114 
 
 — Rogers, H. The Greyson letters . ;32-695 
 
 — Saisset, E. Essay Ou religious pliilosophv 
 
 . ' . . . . 32-2185 
 
 — Smith, W. Thorndale . . . 33-1301 
 
 — Squier, M. P. Reason and the bible 32-1298 
 
 — Taylor, I. The restoration of belief 32-919 
 
 — Vaughan, R. The age and Christianity 
 
 32-706 
 
 — Walker, J. B. God revealed in creation 
 
 32-601 
 
 Philosophy of the plan of salvation 32-609 
 
 Philosophy of skepticism . . 32-691 
 
 — Whurlon, F. Treatise on theism . 32-810 
 
 — Wbately, R. Peculiarities of the Christian re- 
 
 ligion 32-1093 
 
 Difficulties of St. Paul . . 32-1094 
 
 — Young, J. The Christ of history . 32-590 
 
 Evil and God .... 32-643 
 
 The province of reason . . 15-153 
 
 — See Ethics ; Philosophy ; Rationalism ; Skep- 
 
 ticism. 
 
TEEOLOGY. 
 
 584 
 
 THIERRY. 
 
 Theology. HistDrical. 
 
 — Adam, R. Religious world displaj'-ed 32-0 
 
 — Belcher, J. Religious denouiinalious of the 
 
 United States .... 33-1282 
 
 — Bellamy, J. Histoiy of all religions 32-354 
 
 — Child, L. M. Progress of religious ideas 32-32 
 
 — Conder, J. View of all religions . 32-776 
 
 — Cj^cloptedia of religious denominations 32-820 
 
 — Donaldson, J. History of Christian literature 
 
 and doctiine .... 32-U!")5 
 
 — ITagenbach, K. R. History of doctrines 32-713 
 
 — Hardwick, C. History of the articles of reliulon 
 
 32-i!)80 
 
 — Heidelberg catechism . . . 32-1104 
 
 — Marsden, J. B. Dictionary of Christian churches 
 
 32-1085 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. The religions of the world 
 
 • . • . • 32-439 
 
 — Neander, A. J. W. History of Christian dog- 
 
 mas 32-705 
 
 — Shedd, W. G. T. History of Christian doctrine 
 
 32-1113 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Lectures on the eastern church 
 
 32-712 
 
 Lectures on the Jewish church . 32-1080 
 
 — Stuckenberg, J. H. VV. History of the Augs- 
 
 burg confession .... 32-1835 
 
 — See Church history ; History, sacred. 
 
 — Pastoral. 
 
 — liaxt'jr, R. Duties of the pastoral office 32-20 
 
 — Cannon, J. S. Lectures on pastoral theology 
 
 32-1355 
 
 — Hoppin, J. M. Office of the Christian ministry 
 
 32-1704 
 
 T. Homiletics and 
 
 G. 
 
 — Shedd, W 
 theology 
 See Homiletics 
 
 pastoral 
 32-10G2 
 
 — Martinet, Abbe. 
 
 — Maurice, F. D. 
 
 — Usburn, W. 
 
 — Palmer, R. 
 
 , Ministry ; Sermons, 
 
 — Miseellaneotis. 
 
 — Ailams, W. The three gardens . 32-2352 
 
 — Beecher, C. E. Aijpeal to the people 32-009 
 
 — — Common sense applied to religion 32-000 
 
 — Browne, T. Religio inedici . . 32-1055 
 
 — Hewit, A. F. Problems of the iige 32-2427 
 
 — Holcombe, H. Piimitive theology 32-589 
 
 — Hohnes, I). Pure gold . . . 32-405 
 
 — Hughes and Breckenridge. Discussion 32-80,7 
 
 — McWhorter, A. Yahveh Clirist . 32-004 
 
 — Martineau, J. Miscellanies . . 32-1402 
 Religion and society 32-1757 
 
 Contlict of good and evil 
 
 32-2242 
 
 Essays 32-780 
 
 — Mohler, J. A. Symbolism . . 32-148 
 .Morris, W. Question of ages . 32-1024 
 
 Doctrinal errors of the fathers 
 
 32-295 
 
 Formation of religious opinions 
 '..;.. 32-2440 
 
 — Pascal, B. Thoughts . . . 32-107,8 
 
 — Pr.estley, J. Heathen philosophy compared 
 
 with revelation .... 32-722 
 
 — Sandenum, R. Letters on Theron and Aspasio 
 
 32-2()8 
 
 — Schaff, P. Theology of Germany . 32-088 
 
 — Shedd, W. G. T. Discourses and essays 32-1001 
 
 — Taylor, L Logic in tlieoloiry . 32-005 
 
 — Tuitle. H. Arcjina of nature . . 32-1819 
 
 — See Library of fatliers ; and also collected works 
 
 of the following theologians: Appleton, J., 
 32-044; Baxter, R., 32-1343; Boston, T., 
 32-1349; Bunyan, J., 32-33; Calvin, J., 32- 
 1233 to 54; Chillingworth.W., 32-1008; Clarke, 
 A., 32-2244; Edwards, J., 32-77; Edwards, 
 J., jr., 32-78; Hall, R., 32-774; Hooker, R., 
 32-1101; Hopkins, E., 32-1340; Irvinir, E., 
 32-1337; Jay, W., 32-1350; Jewel, X, 32- 
 1213; Lardner, K, 32-1998,9; Leighton, R., 
 32-769; Lindsley, P., 33-925; Parr, S., 32- 
 1412 ; i^ayson, E., 32-1348 ; Scott, T., 32-180 ; 
 TiiloLson, J., 32-214; Wesley, J., 32-227. 
 
 Theopneusty. S. R. 
 Theorie der politik. 
 Theory of business. 
 Theory of coloring. 
 
 L. Gaussen 
 J. Frobcl 
 J. Laing 
 J. Bacon 
 
 32-00 
 
 34-2323 
 
 1-307 
 
 5-477 
 
 Theory of dreams ; in which an inquiry is made into 
 the faculties of the human mind as illustrated 
 by the most remarkable dreams of sacred and 
 profane history. L., 1808. 2 v. 15-313 
 
 Theory of effect; embracing the contrast of light 
 
 and shade, of colour and liarmony. Ph., 1851 
 
 5-HHO 
 
 Theory of the exchanges ; f bank charter act of 1844;) 
 the abuse of the metallic principle to de])recia- 
 tion. L., 1804. 8« . . . 1-101 
 
 Theory of human progression. P. E. Dove 2-038 
 
 Theory of money, in connection wilh some of the 
 prominent doctrines of political economy. 
 Bv a Scotch banker. E., 1868 . • 1-344 
 
 Theory of strains. B. B. Stoney '. , 0-139 
 
 Therapeutics. See Materia medica. 
 
 Therese. A. Achard .... 34-4002 
 
 Therese. Erckman-Chatrain . . 34-4012 
 
 Thermometrical navigation. J. Williams 11-250 
 
 Theron and Aspasio. Sandeman, R. Letters on 
 . 32-208 
 
 Therry, R. Reminiscencesof thirty years' residence 
 in New South Wales and Victoria ; with a 
 chapter on transportation and the ticket-of- 
 leave system. L., 1803. 8° . 20''-204 
 
 Thery, A. Cours abrege de litlerature. P., 1850 
 34-3096 
 
 — Premiers conseils aux meres sur les moyens de 
 
 diriger et d'instruire leurs filles. P., 1857. 8" 
 34-4007^ 
 
 — P. A. Lemare, et al. Cours d' 6ducation ele- 
 
 mentaire pour les filles de quatre a dix ans ; 
 comprenant conseils aux meres, lecture, eci'i- 
 ture, exercises deraemoire, premieres connais- 
 sances. P., 1840. 8" . . . 34-4007 
 Thesaurus of English words. P. M. Roget 22-214 
 Thesaurus of German i)oetry. C. Graeser 34-2400 
 Thesaurus of honor. J. Snart . . 10-56 
 
 Thespian dictionary ; or, dramatic biography of the 
 eighteenth century; containing sketches of the 
 lives, productions, etc., of all the princii)al 
 managers, dramatists, composers, commenta- 
 tors, actors and actresses, of the united king- 
 dom. L., 1802 .... 24-180 
 Thessalonians, epistles to. American bible union 
 version. N. Y., 1856. 4° . . 32-2001 
 
 — Auberlen, C. A., and C. J. Riggenbach. Com- 
 
 mentary on 32-2033 
 
 — Barnes, A. Notes on . . . 32-702 
 
 — Calvin, J. Commentarv on . . 32-1251 
 
 — Jewel, J. Exposition of . . 32-1213 
 Thibaut, A. F. J. See Lindley, Nathaniel. 
 Tliibet. Duhalde, P. Description of . 28''-19 
 
 — Hue, E. R. Voyage dans . . 84^3900 
 Christianity in . . . . 32-693 
 
 — Knight, W. H. Diary of a pedestrian in 
 
 28''-428 
 
 — Thomson, T. West Himalaya and Thibet 
 
 28"-285 
 
 — Turner, S. Embassy to court of Teshoo Lama 
 
 28'>-910 
 
 Thiboust, Lambert. See Clairville ; Decourcelle, A. 
 
 Thick skinned quadrupeds. Sir W. Jardine. N. 1. 23 
 V. 9 of 9-594 
 
 Thiebault, D. Original anecdotes of Frederick the 
 Gi'eat, and of his family, his court, his minis- 
 ters, his acadamies, and his literary friends. 
 Trans, from the French. Ph., 1800. 2 v. 8° 
 30-179 
 
 Thicknesse, P. Art of decypbering, and of writing 
 in cvi)her. L., 1772 . . . 22-250 
 
 Thiele, J. M. See Barnard, M. R. 
 
 Thierry, A. S. D. Tableau de 1' empire romain. 
 P., 1802 34-5183 
 
 ThieiTy, J. N. A. Dix ans d' etudes historiques. 
 9mc ed. P., 1856 . . . 34-3855 
 
THIERRY. 
 
 585 
 
 THOMASON. 
 
 Thienj', J. N. A. Fornialion and progress of the 
 tiers-eiiit, or third estate in France. Trans, 
 by F. B. Wells. L., 1855. 2 v. 27"-1931 
 
 — Histoirc de la conquete de 1' Angleterre par le 
 
 Normands de ses causes et de ses suites jusqu'a 
 uos jours. lOnie td. P., 1850. 4 v. B4-3850 
 
 — Historical essa}'s, and narratives of the Mero- 
 
 vingian era; with an autobiographical preface. 
 Ph.'; 1845. 8° . . .' . 27»-8551 
 
 — History of the conquest of England by the 
 
 jS^ornmns ; its causes, and its consequences in 
 England, Scotland, Ireland, and on the con- 
 tinent. Ed. by W. Ilazlitt. L., 1847. 2 v. 
 27'-'-] 180 
 
 — Lettres snr F histoire de France, ponr servir 
 
 d' introduction a 1' etvule de cette histoire. 
 llmeed. P., 1856 . . . 34-8854 
 
 — Same ; with Dix Ans d' etudes historiqnes. 
 
 8nie ed. B., 1839. 8° . . 34-4567 
 
 — Recits de temps Merovingiens ; precedes de 
 
 considerations sur 1' histoire de France. 6me 
 
 ed. P., 1859. 2 V. . . . 34-3856 
 
 Thiers, L. A. Histoire du consulat et de 1' empire. 
 
 B., 1862. 20 v. en 28. . . 34-4263 
 
 — History of the consulate and the empireof France 
 
 under Napoleon ; forming a sequel to "The 
 liistory of the French revolution." Trans. 
 by D. F. Campbell. L., 1845-62. 20 v. in 13. 
 
 Same. v. 1. Ph., 1844. 2 v. 8". 
 
 27M937 
 [No title] 
 
 27''-! 938 
 Trans, by 
 
 27M934 
 
 — History of the French revolution. 
 
 Fr. Slioberl. Ph., 1840. 3 v. 8° 
 
 — Same. 3d Am. ed. Ph., 1842,3. 4 v. 8° 
 
 27--'-1935 
 
 — Same. New ed. L., 1854. 5 v. . 27"-1936 
 
 — The Mississippi bubble : a memoir of John 
 
 Law; to which are added accounts of the 
 Darien expedition, and the South sea scheme. 
 Trans, and edited by F. S. Fiske. N. Y., 
 
 1859 . 
 — Revolution Francjaise. 
 
 14me ed. P. 
 
 30-1188 
 1846. 8v. 
 34-3858 
 84-3859 
 34-4698 
 
 — Sainte-Helene. P., 1862 . 
 
 — Laya, L. Etudes sur la vie de 
 Thimm, F. Literature of Germany ; historically 
 
 developed. 2d ed. L., 1866 . 22-1233 
 
 — Shakespeariana, from 1504 to 1864. (England, 
 
 Germany, and France.) L., 1865. 8" 
 
 21-275 
 
 Thine and mine. F. Neale . . . 18-2325 
 Things as they are in America. W. Chambers 
 
 • . . 26'^-274 
 
 Things as they are : or, notes of a traveller through 
 some of the middle and northern states. N. 
 
 Y., 1834 
 Things not generally known. D. A. Wells 
 
 — Timbs, J. Curiosities of history 
 Think and act. V. Penny 
 Thinking bayonet. J. K. Hosmer 
 Tiiiodolf, the Icelander. Lamotte-Fouque 
 Thirlwall, C. History of Greece. L., 
 
 26M24 
 33-653 
 29M88 
 2-1001 
 18-1490 
 18-207 
 1836-46. 8v. 
 27^-3247 
 Thirteen months in the rebel army. W. G. Stevenson 
 
 26^-425 
 
 Thirteen years in the itinerancy. A. Manship 
 
 32-1322 
 
 Thirty-nine men for one woman. H. E. Chevalier 
 
 18-083 
 
 Thirty years' musical recollections. H. F. Chorley 
 
 5-1021 
 
 Thirty years' of foreign policy. T. MacKnight 
 
 27^^-1251 
 
 Thirty years out of the senate. Seba Smith 
 
 18-2945 
 
 Thirty years passed among the players. 
 
 Thirt}'- years since. 
 Thirty years' view. 
 Thirty years' war. 
 
 G. P. R. James 
 T. H. Benton 
 B. Chapman . 
 
 J. Cowell 
 
 18-3648 
 
 18-1652 
 
 26«-320 
 
 30-986 
 
 Thirty years' war. Relations between England and 
 Germany. Camden soc. pub. v. 90" 27'^-195 
 
 — Schiller, F. History of . . v. 1 of 33-128 
 
 — Trench, R. C. Social aspects of . 27"-2087 
 
 — See Wallenstein. 
 
 Tholuck, F. A. D. Guido and Julius : the doctrine 
 of sin and the propitiator. L., 1836 82-2178 
 
 — Light from the cross : sermons on the passion 
 
 of our Lord. Ph., 1858 . . 82-725 
 
 — Merits of Calvin as an interpreter of the holy 
 
 scriptures; trans, by Prof. Woods; to which 
 are added. Opinions and testimonies of foreign 
 and British divines and scholars as to the value 
 and importance of the writings of John Calvin; 
 with a preface by Wm. Pringle. L., 1845 
 
 32-1383 
 
 the i^salms. 
 
 I. Mombert. 
 
 32-831 
 
 — Translation and commentary of 
 
 Trans, from the German, by J. 
 Ph., 1858. 8° . . . 
 
 — See Monod, A., et al. 
 Thomas, Annie. See Cudlip, Mrs. P. 
 
 Thomas, A. C. Strictures on religious tests. Ph. 
 
 26--'-175 
 
 Thomas, C Farmingdale . . . 18-3214 
 Thomas, C. AV. Adventures and observations on 
 
 the west coast of Africa, and its islands. N. 
 
 Y., 1860 28''-336 
 
 Thomas, E. See Prinsep, J. 
 
 Thomas, F. W. Howard Pinckney . 18-1502 
 
 — John Randolph, of Roanoke, and other sketches 
 
 oi character ; with tales of real life. Ph., 1853 
 
 80-739 
 
 Thomas, G. Historical and geographical account of 
 the province and country of Pennsylvania, 
 and of west New Jersey, in America. L., 1698 
 
 26''-1050 
 
 Thomas, Jerry. How to mix drinks; or, the bon- 
 vivant's companion. N. Y., 1862 6-223 
 Thomas, Joseph. Comprehensive medical diction- 
 ary ; containing tlie pronunciation, etymology, 
 and signification of the terms made use of in 
 medicine and the kindred sciences. Ph., 1864 
 10-550 
 
 — Travels in Egypt and Palestine. Ph. , 1858 
 
 . . . . 28'^-162 
 
 — and T. Baldwin. Lippincott's complete pro- 
 
 nouncing gazetteer. Ph., 1855. 2 v. 8° 
 25-103 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1868. 8" . . . 25-108* 
 
 — See Baldwin, T. 
 
 Thomas, J. J. American fruit culture. N. Y., 1867 
 4-206 
 
 — Farm implements, and the principles of their 
 
 construction and use. N. Y., 1854 6-425 
 
 Thomas, J. P. The Carolina tribute to Calhoun. 
 Columbia, 1857. 8" . . . 30-1871 
 Thomas, L. Rifled ordnance ; a practical treatise on 
 the application of the principle of the rifle to 
 guns and mortars of every calibre. L., 1859. 
 
 8» 0-708 
 
 Thomas, Ralph. Handbook of fictitious names; 
 being a guide to authors chiefly in the lighter 
 literature of the XlXtli century, wlio have 
 Avritten under assumed names; and to literary 
 forgers, impostors, plagiarists, and imitators. 
 L., 1808. 8° .... 21-203 
 
 — Martyr to bibliography ; a notice of the life and 
 
 works of J. m! Querard. L., 1867. 8° 30-1980 
 
 — See Harrington, R. 
 
 Thomas, R. W. The young colonel, and other tales 
 
 18-3219 
 
 Thomas, T. G. Practical treatise on the diseases of 
 
 women. Ph., 1868. 8° . . 10-804 
 
 Thomas, W. C. The science of moderation. L., 
 
 1867 15-319 
 
 Thomas a Kempis. See Kempis. 
 
 Thomas Aquinas. Hampden, R. D. Life of 15-127 
 
 Thomason, D. R. Fashionable amusements. N. Y., 
 
 1857 82-1834 
 
 Thomason, T. T. Sargent, J. Life of 30-529 
 
THOME. 
 
 586 
 
 THOMSON. 
 
 Thome, J. A., and J. H. Kimball. Emancipation 
 in the West Indies ; a six months' tour in 
 Antigua, Barbadoes, and Jamaica, in 1837. 
 N. Y., 1838. 8° . . . . 26»'-423 
 
 Thomes, W. H. The bushrangers . 18-8313 
 
 — Gold hunter's adventures; or, life in Australia 
 
 18-3207 
 
 — Gold hunters in Europe . . . 18-3208 
 Thompson, A. B. Victoria history of England. 
 
 L., 1865 27'''-1139 
 
 Thompson, A. C. The better land ; or, the be- 
 liever's journey and future home. B., 1859 
 . 33-88G 
 
 — Lyra ccelestis ; hymns on heaven. B., 18fi3 
 
 23-074 
 
 — The mercy-seat; or, thoughts on prayer. B., 
 
 1803 32-1100 
 
 — Seeds and sheaves. B., 1869 . . 32-2454 
 Thompson, B. See Rumford. 
 
 Thompson, B. F. History of Long Island; in- 
 cluding notices of numerous individuals and 
 families ; also a particular account of the dif- 
 . ferent churches and ministers. N. Y., 1843. 
 
 2 V. 8° 20^-203 
 
 Thompson, D. P. Centeola, and other tales 
 
 18-3333 
 
 — The doomed chief , . . . 18-3330 
 
 — Gaut Gurley ..'... 18-3331 
 
 — Green mountain bnys . , . 18-3333 
 Thompson, D'Arcy W. Day dreams of a school- 
 master. E., 1804 . . . 13-338 
 
 — Wayside thoughts ; being desultory essays on 
 
 education. N. Y., 1808 . . 13-800 
 
 Thompscm, E. P. The* passions of animals. L., 
 
 1851 9-093 
 
 Thompson, G. Account of missionary labors, suf- 
 ferings, travels, and observations, in western 
 Africa, at the Mendi mission. N. Y., 1853 
 38'^-106 
 
 — Prison life and reflections ; or, a narrative of 
 
 the imprisonment, etc., of Work, Burr, and 
 Thompson, in Missouri penitentiary, for at- 
 tempting to aid some slaves to liberty. Ober- 
 lin, 1847 30-1430 
 
 Thompson, G. W. The living forces of the universe ; 
 the temple and the worshippers. Ph., 1860 
 15-307 
 
 Thompson, Sir Henry. Clinical lectures on diseases 
 of tiie urinary organs. Ph., 1869. 8° 
 10-880 
 
 — Pathology and treatment of stricture of the 
 
 urethra, and urinary fistula?. Ph., 1869. 8" 
 
 10-900 
 
 Thompson, Rev. Henry, et al. History of Roman 
 
 literature ; with an introductory dissertation 
 
 on the sources and formation of the Latin 
 
 language. L., 1853 • . . . 22-1341 
 . — Life of Hannah More ; with notices of her sisters. 
 
 Ph., 1838. 2 V 30-364 
 
 Thompscm, H. See Smedley, E. 
 
 Thompson, John. Manual of phonography. L., 
 
 1803. 8" 22-349 
 
 Thompson, J. P. The Christian graces : a series of 
 
 lectures on II Peter i, 5-13. N. Y., 1859 
 83-1809 
 
 — Man in genesis and in geology ; or, the biblical 
 
 account of man's creation tested by scientific 
 theories of his origin and antiquity. N. Y., 
 1870 9-344 
 
 — Memoir of David Hale ; with selections from his 
 
 miscellaneous writings. N. Y., 1850 80-595 
 
 — Memoir of Rev. D. T. Stoddard, missionary to 
 
 the'Nestorians. N. Y., 1858 . 30-i071 
 
 — Photographic views of Egypt, past and present. 
 
 B., 1854 88b-170 
 
 — The sergeant's memorial. []\[emoir of J. H. 
 
 Thompson, by his father.] N. Y., 1863 
 30-1455 
 
 — Strav meditations; or, voices of the heart in joy 
 
 and in sorrow. N. Y., 1852 . 32-1656 
 
 Thompson, Robert. Gardener's assistant; a prac- 
 tical and scientific guide to the formation and 
 management of the kitchen, fruit, and flower 
 garden. L. 8° . . . . 4-128 
 
 Thompson, Robert, of Oatland. Statistical survey 
 of the county of Meath. Dub., 1802. 8" 
 27^-935 
 
 Thompson, Robert A. Christian theism ; the testi- 
 mony of reason and revelation to the existence 
 and character of the supreme being. N. Y., 
 1855 82-597 
 
 Thompson, T. P. Geometry without axioms ; or, 
 the first book of Euclid's elements ; with al- 
 terations and familiar notes, and an intercal- 
 ary book. 4th ed. L., 1833. 8° 14-110 
 
 Thompson, T. R. H. See Allen, W. 
 
 Thompson, Waddy. Recollections of Mexico. N. 
 Y., 1846. 8» . . . . 26''-125 
 
 Thompson, William. Natural history of Ireland. 
 L., 1849-56. 4 V. 8° . . . 9-683 
 
 Thompson, Rev. William. See Aids to faith 
 
 33-983 
 
 Thompson, Sir William, and P. G. Tait. Treatise 
 
 on natural philosophy, v. 1. Oxf , 1867. 8° 
 
 11-830 
 
 Thompson, W. T. Major Jones' courtship 
 
 18-3028 
 
 Thompson, Zadock. History of Vermont, natural, 
 civil, and statistical. Burlington, 1842. 8" 
 26=^338 
 
 Thompson. See Thomson. 
 
 Thorns, W. J. Book of the court ; exhibiting the 
 history, duties and privileges of the several 
 ranks of the English nobility and gentry, par- 
 ticularly of the great ofiicers of state, and 
 members of the royal household. 2d ed. L., 
 1844. 8'> 37''-93 
 
 — Early English prose romances ; with biblio- 
 
 graphical and historical introductions. 2d ed. 
 L., 1858. 8 V. 8° . . . 23-1338 
 
 — Hannah Lightfoot ; Queen Charlotte and the 
 
 Chevalier d'Eon ; Dr. Wilmot's Polish princes. 
 L., 1807. 8° .... 30-3820 
 
 Thomson, Alexander. Punishment and prevention. 
 L., 1857 ■ 3-891 
 
 Thomson, Alexander, M. D. Letters of a traveller, 
 on the various countries of Europe, Asia, and 
 Africa. L., 1798. 8" . . . 29i'-231 
 
 Thomson, A. F. The English schoolroom ; or, 
 thoughts on private tuition. L., 1805 13-337 
 
 Thomson, A. S. The story of New Zealand ; past 
 and present, savage and civilized. L.. 1859. 
 2v. . : . . . . 28"-17o 
 
 Thomson, A. T. Domestic management of tlie sick- 
 room, necessary, in aid of medical treatment, 
 for the cure of diseases. 1st Am. ed., from 
 2d L. ; with additions by R. E. Griffith. Ph., 
 1845 10-106 
 
 Thomson, Mrs. A. T. Lady of Milan . 18-3013 
 
 — Life and times of GeortreVilliers, duke of Buck- 
 
 ingham. L., 1860. "3v. . . 30-1393 
 
 — Literature of society ; with an introductory 
 
 chapter on the origin of fiction. L , 1863. 
 3v 33-1377 
 
 — Memoirs of the Jacobites of 1715-45. L., 1845,6. 
 
 3 V. 8° 37^-1136 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Raleigh. Ph., 
 
 1831 30-453 
 
 — Memoirs of Sarah Duchess of Marlborough, 
 
 and of the court of Queen Anne. L. , 1839. 
 2 V. 8° . ... 30-846 
 
 — Memoirs of Viscountess Sundon, mistress of the 
 
 robes to Queen Caroline; including letters 
 
 from the most celebrated pe-rsons of her time. 
 
 , L., 1847. 3 V 30-1894 
 
 — Same ; with title, Memoirs of the court and 
 
 times of King George H and Queen Caroline. 
 L., 1850. 3 V 30-1091 
 
 — Recollections of literary characters and cele- 
 
 brated places. L., 1854. 3 V. . 80-1975 
 
THOMSON. 
 
 587 
 
 THORNTON. 
 
 Tliomson, Mrs. A. T. and J. 0. Queen's of society. 
 N. Y., 1860 30-1342 
 
 — The wits and beaux of society. N. Y., 1861 
 
 . 30-1329 
 
 Tliomson, C. W. Love of home, and other poems. 
 Ph., 1845 23-230 
 
 Thomson, Daniel. Handy book of the flower-gar- 
 den ; being practical directions for the propa- 
 gation, culture, and arrangement of plants in 
 flower-gardens all the year round. L., 1868 
 4-305 
 
 Thomson, David. Lunar and horary tables. 46th 
 ed. L., 1853. 8° . . . 12-84 
 
 Thomson, H. B. Choice of a profession ; a concise 
 account and comparative review of the Eng- 
 lish professions. L., 1857 . . 33-901 
 
 Thomson, James. Poetical works ; with memoir. 
 B., 1854. 2 V 23-435 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 2-3-492 
 
 — Edward and Eleonora : a tragedy. B. B. T. 
 
 V. 15 24-71 
 
 — The seasons ; with critical observations of va- 
 
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 Y.,1856 23-320 
 
 — Tancred and Sigismunda : a tragedy. B. B. T. 
 
 V. 14 24-71 
 
 — Same. B. D. v. 1 . . . . 24-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 11 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 2 . . . 24-142 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 14 . . . 24-141 
 
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 Thomscm, John. A treatise on hat-making and 
 
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 Thomson, John, M. D. Account of the varioloid 
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 Thomson, J. T. Some glimpses into life in the far 
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 Thomson, M. The story of Cawnpore. L., 1859 
 
 28^-164 
 
 Thomson, M. M. Doesticks' letters ; and what he 
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 Thomson, Richard. Historical essay on the magna 
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 Thomson, R. D. Dictionary of chemistry; with 
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 Thomson, S. Health resorts of Britain ; and how 
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 Thomson, Thomas, F. R. S. History of chemistry. 
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 Thomson, Thomas, F. L. S. Western Himalaya 
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 Thomson, Rev. Thomas. History of Scotland. E., 
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 Thomson, W. See Watson, R. 
 
 Thomson, W. M. The land and the book ; or, bib- 
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 N. Y., 1859. 3v. . . . 32-785 
 
 Thomson. See Thompson. 
 
 Thomsonian practice of medicine. J. W. Comfort 
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 Thorburn, G. Fifty years' reminiscences of New 
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 — Forty years' residence in America ; or, the doc- 
 
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 — Men and manners in Britain ; or, a bone to 
 
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 Thore, T. Dans les bois. B. and L., 1856 
 
 34-4184 
 
 Thoreau, H. D. Cape Cod. B., 1865 . 26i'-518 
 
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 — Walden ; or, life in the woods. B., 1854 
 
 . 33-359 
 
 — Same. B., 1863 . . . . 33-359" 
 
 — A week on the Concord and Merrimack rivers. 
 
 B., 1862 26'>-523 
 
 — Yankee in Canada ; with anti-slavery and re- 
 
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 Thoresen, M. Signe's history ; a Norwegian tale 
 
 18-3227 
 
 Thornbury, G. W. Art and nature at home and 
 
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 — British artists from Hogarth to Turner ; a series 
 
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 5-196 
 
 — The buccaneers ; or, the monarchs of the main. 
 
 L., 1858 29»-90 
 
 — Cross country. L., 1861 , . 27^-605 
 
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 27''-553 
 
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 Thorn-fruit. C. Lanier . . . 18-4034 
 
 Thorne, J. Rambles by rivers ; the Duddon, the 
 
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 Thornton, J. Q. Oregon and California in 1848 ; 
 
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 N. Y., 1849. 2 V. . . . 26'>-137 
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 26»-493 
 
THORNTON. 
 
 THREE. 
 
 Thornton, J. W. The pulpit of the American revo- 
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 Thornton, R. [See E. E. T. S. pts. 8,26] 
 
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 Thornton, Thomas. Present state of Turkey ; to- 
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 Thornton, W. T. On labour ; its wrongful claims 
 
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 Thornton romances. Camden soc. pub. v. 30 
 
 27''-195 
 
 Tliornwell, E. Lady's guide to perfect gentility, 
 
 in manners, dress, and conversation ; also, 
 
 a useful instructor in letter-writing, toilet 
 
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 Thorough bass. Corfe, A. T. Principles of 
 
 5-1126 
 
 — Oliver, E. B. Manual of . . 5-1127 
 
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 Thorpe, B. Analecta Anglo-Saxonica ; a selection 
 
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 22-1245 
 
 — Anglo-Saxon poems of Beowulf, The scop, or 
 
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 — Northern mythology ; comprising the principal 
 
 popular traditions and superstitions of Scan- 
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 Thorpe, C, et al. British marine conchology ; a 
 
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 Thorpe, K. Four oaks : a novel . 18-3951 
 
 Thorpe, T. B. Hive of the bee hunter 18-3229 
 
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 of events from the removal of the "army of 
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 Thorpe ; a quiet English town. W. Mountford 
 
 18-2279 
 
 Thorwaldsen, B. Barnard, M. R. Life of 30-1622 
 
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 15-148 
 
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 L., 1827 15-345 
 
 — See Logic ; Mind. 
 
 Thoughts about the right. W. J. Allinson 32-1082 
 Thoughts and apophthegms. R. Whately 32-1839 
 Thouglits and notes at home and abroad. E. Bur- 
 
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 Thoughts and things. E. Burritt . 29''-245 
 Tliouglits of a physician ; the second series of 
 
 "Evening thoughts." L., 18G8 . 33-1097 
 Thoughts, feelings, and fancies. C. N. Bovee 
 
 . 33-659 
 
 Thoughts for the thoughtful. G. Mogridge 33-463 
 Thoughts from writings of Horace Mann. B., 1867 
 
 33-989 
 
 Thoughts in my garden. M. G. Ware . 32-1037 
 Thoughts on national defence. W. Bowles 33-374 
 
 Thoughts oft death. Dobree . . 32-312 
 
 Tlioughts of God. J. R. Macduff . . 32-1045 
 Thoughts on habit and discipline. J. J. Gurney 
 
 32-735 
 
 Thoughts on religion and other subjects. B. Pascal 
 
 32-lG7,8 
 
 Thoughts to help and to cheer. B., 1856 32-908 
 Thousand and one days .... 18-3230 
 Thousand and one gems of English poetry. C. 
 
 Mackay 23-1042 
 
 Thousand and one nights. See Arabian nights ; 
 
 Mille et une nuits ; Tausend und eine nacht. 
 
 Thousand lines. M. F. Tupper 23-237,295,301 
 
 Thousand miles' walk across South America. N. 
 
 H. Bishop 26"-693 
 
 Thousand a year. Mrs. E. M. Bruce . 18-462 
 
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 Tlirale, H. L. See Piozzi. 
 
 Thrasher, H. Hunter and trapper. N. Y., 1868 
 
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 Thrasher, .J. S. See Humboldt, F. H. A. v. 
 Three ages, the. H. Martineau . . 18-3856 
 Three beauties. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth 
 
 18-2984 
 
 Three Bernices, the. Mrs. A. M. Bright 18-414 
 Three chancellors; or, sketches of the lives of Wil- 
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 Three clerks. A. Trollope . . . 18-3294 
 Three cousins. J. A. Maitland . . 18-2024 
 Tlu-ee cripples, the .... 18-3232 
 
 Three days in Memphis. M. Uhleman 28''-147 
 
 Tiiree English statesmen. Goldwin Smith 30-1984 
 Three eras of woman's life. E.E.Smith 18-2931 
 Three eras of a woman's life. T.S.Arthur 18-189 
 Three estaits, ane satyre of. [E. E. T. S., pt. 37] 
 
 V. 21 of 22-1043 
 
 Threefold test of modern spiritualism. W. R. Gor- 
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 Three gardens, the. W. Adams . . 32-23r;3 
 Three gold dollars, the. J. Abbott v. 7 of 18-15 
 Three ureat temptations of young men. S. W. 
 
 Fisher 32-388 
 
 Three guardsmen. A. Dumas . . 18-941 
 
 Three hundred years ago. W. H. G. Kingston 
 
 18-1769 
 
 Three kingdoms of nature. S. Haughton 9-997 
 Three little spades. A. Warner . . 18-4042 
 Three lives, [under title of Hector Mainwaring. ] 
 A. Fonblanquc, jr. . . . 18-3976 
 Three months in an English monastery. C. Walker 
 
 32-1331 
 
 Three months in poAver. A. de Lamarline 
 
 27''-1779 
 
 Three months in the southern states. Lt.-Col. Fre- 
 
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 Three months under the snow. J. J. Porchat 
 
 18-3884 
 
 Three months' residence in Nablus. J. Mills 
 
 2S''-505 
 
 Three paths. Julia Kavanagh . . 18-1722 
 Tin-ee per cent, a month. ('. Burdctt . 18-515 
 
 Three phases of Christian love. M. E. Herbert 
 
 32-2258 
 
 Three pines. J. Abbott . . . 18-33 
 
 Three presidencies of India. J. Capper 28''-109 
 Tliree scouts. J. T. Trowbridge . . 18-3328 
 Three seasons in European vineyards. W. J. Fhurg 
 
 4-329 
 
 Three sisters. G. H. Lewes . . . 18-1795 
 
 Three tales. Countess d'Arbouville . 18-158 
 
 Three thousand miles through the Rocky mountains. 
 
 A. K. McClure . \ . . 26i>-710 
 
 Three times dead. M. E. Bradden . 18-385 
 
 Three years among the working-classes in the U. S , 
 
 during the war. L., 1865 . . 26''-559 
 
 Three years in Chili. N. Y., 1863 . 26''-434 
 
 Three years in field liospitals of the army of the 
 
 Potomac. Ph., 1867 . . . 26»-857 
 
THREE. 
 
 589 
 
 TIMES. 
 
 Three years in the Pacific ; including notices of 
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 80 29^-95 
 
 Three years in the 6th corps. G. T. Stevens 
 
 2G»-861 
 
 Three j'cars on the Kansas border. By a clergy- 
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 26''-309 
 
 Thrilling adventures by land and sea. J. O. Brav- 
 
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 Thring, E. Education and school. Camb., 1864 
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 Throat. Mackenzie, M. Use of the laryngoscope in 
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 Thrombosis of the cerebral sinuses. T. von Dusch 
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 Throsby, John. Memoirs of the town and county 
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 Ph., 1818. 2 V. 8° . . . 27"-3257 
 
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 L., 1848 27='-3256 
 
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 Thunder and lightning. W. de Fonvielle 11-332 
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 Thurston, D. Brief history of Winthrop, Maine. 
 
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 Thurston, G. H. Directory of Pittsburgh and Alle- 
 
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 Ticknor, C. Philosophy of living ; or, the way to 
 
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 Ticknor, G. History of Spanish literature. N. Y., 
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 Ticknor, H. M. See Baker, B. F. 
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 Tiffany, Osmond, jr. Canton Chinese ; or, the 
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 B., 1849 28"-127 
 
 Tiger hunter. Mayne Reid . . . 18-2625 
 Tiger-lilies. S. Lanier .... 18-8997 
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 Tighe Lylford 18-3240 
 
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 political and social sketches on Russia, Greece, 
 
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 N. Y., 1807 23-975 
 
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 L., 1868 11-71 
 
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 L., 1865. 3v 27^-793 
 
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 Columbus, 1860 .... 30-1357 
 
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 Timbuctoo. Adams, R. Narrative of a sailor 
 
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 Tinnevelly mission. G. Pettitt . . 32-1455 
 Tip-top ; or, a noble aim. L. C. Tuthill 18-3355 
 Tipografia espaiiola. F. Mendez . . 21-222 
 
 Tipu i.Sultan) Hussein Ali. History of the reign of 
 
 28''-27 
 
 Tiraboschi, 6. Storia della letteratura italiana. 
 
 Firenze, 1805. 9 v. in 11. 8° . 34-2507 
 
 — Same. Milano, 1822-26. 16 v. 8» 34-2507* 
 Tirailleurs au Mexique. Mayne Reid . 34-46:M 
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 Tirso de Molina. See Tellez, G. 
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 Tissot, S. A. Essay on diseases incidental to liter- 
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 Tissues. Beale, L. S. Structure and growth of 
 
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 Titan. J. P. F. Richter . . . 18-2649 
 
 Titan Agonistes 18-3241 
 
 Titania. A. Linden .... 18-3885 
 Titcomb, Timothy. Pseud. See Holland, J. G. 
 Titcomb's letters to young people. J. G. Holland 
 
 33-711 
 
 Titian. Northcote, J. Life of . . 80-1197 
 Titien. Dumas, A. Trois maitres . 34-8250 
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 Title deeds of the church of England. E. Miall 
 
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 Titles. Atkinson, S. Essay on marketable t. 
 
 2-338 
 
 — Moore, H. Instructions for preparing abstracts 
 
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 Titus. Barnes, A. Notes on epistle to 32-702 
 
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 Tiw. W. Barnes 22-30 
 
 Tizard, W. L. Theory and practice of brewing. 
 
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 To be, or not to be ? H. C. Andersen . 18-148 
 To-day. R. B. Kimball . . . 18-1745 
 To love and to be loved. A. S. Roe . 18-2680 
 To seem and to be. M. J. Mcintosh . 18-1979 
 Toasts and sentiments. L. . . . 20-207 
 Tobacco. Coles, L. B. Beauties and deformities 
 10-524 
 
 — Fiske, J. Tobacco and alcohol . 10-880 
 
 — Griscom, J. H. Use and evils of . 10-818 
 
 — Lane, B. 1. Mysteries of . . 10-72 
 
 — Lizars, J. Use and abuse of . . 10-192 
 
 — Mussey, R. D. Influence of . . 26-^175 
 
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 Tobias Wilson. J. Clemens . . . 18-659 
 
 Tobin, J. The honey-moon : a comedy. F's S. D. 
 
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TOBIN. 
 
 591 
 
 TOMES. 
 
 Tobin, J. The lioney-moon ; a comedy. I. B. T. 
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 Tocqueville, A. de. American institutions and their 
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 Todd, A. Parliamentary government in England. 
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 Todd, II. J. See Latham, R. G. 
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 33-879 
 
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 1870 26»'-716 
 
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 Todd, J. H. St. Patrick, apostle of Ireland ; a 
 
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 Todd, Lawrie. Thorburn, G. Flowers from the 
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 Todd, S. E. Country homes, and how to save 
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 Todhunter, I. Algebra for the use of colleges and 
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 Todhunter, I. History of the mathematical theory 
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 Todleben. See Russell, W. H. 
 Toes. Annandale, T. Malformations, injuries, and 
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 Together. By author of " Olie" . . 18-3243 
 Tohfut-ul-Mujaiiideen. Zein-ud-Deen . 28"^-39 
 
 Toilers of the sea. V. Hugo . . 18-1533 
 
 Toilet. Beauty's mirror . . . 6-245 
 
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 6-170 
 
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 33-870 
 
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 Toils and triumphs. H. W. Ellis . . 82-3494 
 
 Token of friendship N. Y. . . . 83-1251 
 
 Toland, J. Art of governing by partys. L., 1701 
 
 2-893 
 
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 30-358 
 
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 Tolla. E. About 34-3000 
 
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 Tolsioi, N. Childhood and youth . 18-3245 
 Tom Brown at Oxford. T. Hughes . 18-1529 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." C. Lever . 18-1887 
 Tom Cringle's log. F. Chamier . 18-608,3650 
 
 Tom Crosbie and his friends. S. Lover 18-1948 
 Tom Jones. H. Fielding . . . 18-1085 
 Tom Pouce. J. Hetzel . . . . • 34-5123 
 
 Tom Somers in the army. W. T. Adams 18-65 
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 Tom Thumb. See Travels of . . 37''-184 
 Tom Tiddler's ground. C. Dickens . 18-884 
 
 Tombeaux de la cathedrale de Rouen. A. Deville 
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 Tomes, R. Americans in Japan ; an abridgment of 
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 28^-288 
 
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 1861. 3 V. 4° . . . . 26''-621 
 
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 27b-898 
 
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TOMLINE. 
 
 593 
 
 TOULMIN. 
 
 Tomline, G. Introduction to the study of the bible ; 
 
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 Tomlinson, C. Cyclopa3dia of useful arts ; with an 
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 — Experimental essays on the motions of camphor, 
 
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 — Introduction to the study of natural philosophy. 
 
 6th ed. L., 18.)9 .... 11-300 
 
 — Pneumatics for beginners. 3d ed. L., 1858,9 
 
 11-299 
 
 — Pottery. See History of the pi'ocesses, c%c. G-343 
 
 — Ruin-cloud and snow storm. L. . 11-248 
 
 — Rudimentary mechanics. 6th ed. L., 1862 
 
 11-246 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on the construction of 
 
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 — Same. 3d ed. L., 1864 . . 6-89 
 
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 Tomlinson, L. Recreations in astnmomy. 5th t^d. 
 
 L., 1858 12-17 
 
 Tomlinson, W. P. Kansns in 1858; a history of the 
 
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 Tommiebeg shootings. T. Jeans . . 18-1669 
 
 Tommy Try and what he did in science. C. O. G. 
 
 Napier 9-1043 
 
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 Tonira grammar. W. Mariner . . 20''-109 
 
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 Tongue of fire. W. Arthur . . . 32-894 
 
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 Tonna, Mis. C. E. Count Raymond of Toulouse, and 
 
 the crusade against the Albigeuses. N. Y., 
 
 1848 30-151 
 
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 33-985 
 
 Stowe. N. Y., 1852. 2 v 
 Tonty, li. de. See Falconer, F. 
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 Tooke, J. H. Epea pteroenta ; or, the diversions of 
 
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 18-3255 
 
 Memoirs and identi- 
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 80-605 
 
 A historj^ of prices. 
 
 Tooke, J. II. Graham, J. A. 
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 Tooke, T., and W. Newmarch. 
 
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 Tooke, W. Life of Catharine II, empress of all the 
 
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 P., 1859 
 84-3870 
 
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 Topham, E. Life of John Elwes, (the miser.) L., 
 
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 Topographical bureau, U. S. Reports of the secretary 
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 — Report of, for the year 1861. W., 1861. 8» 
 
 26'^-461 
 
 Topographic de has Canadii. J. Bouchette 34-4741 
 Topography of Rome. W. Gell . . 25-19 
 
 Topography of Troy. AV. Gell . . 28''-923 
 Topogiaphical map of the road from Missouri to 
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 Topographical drawing. Smith, R. S. Manual of 
 
 5-611 
 
 Tor hill. Horace Smith . . . 18-2944 
 Tories. See Parties. 
 
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 Torrens, II. D. Travels in Ladak, Tartary, and 
 
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 Totemwell. G. Payson . . . 18-2465 
 
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 Toulmin, C. Partners for life . . 18-8357 
 
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 593 
 
 TRAOTARIANISM. 
 
 Tour in England and Scotland, in 1785. T. Newte 
 
 27''-395,1206 
 
 Tour in England, Ireland, and Franco. II. L. II. v. 
 
 Piickler-Muskau . . . . 27b-186 
 Tour in Zealand. A. Andersen . . 27"-765 
 Tour of Dr. Syntax in search of the picturesque. 
 
 W. Combe 23-875 
 
 Tour round my garden. A. Karr . 9-979 
 
 Tour-du-pin, la C'sse de la. Ancresbrisees. P.,18G0 
 
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 Tourgueneff, I. S. Fathers and sons . 18-3890 
 
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 Tourist's conversational guide. J. T. Loth 22-156 
 Tourist's grammar. T. D. Fosbroke . 5-343 
 
 Tourlourou, un. C. P. de Kock . . 34-4767 
 Tours. See Guide books ; Summer resorts. 
 Tourte-Cherbuliez, Mme. Comedies de societe ; 
 recreations dramatiques pour la jeunesse. 
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 Tourtelle, E. Principles of health ; or, a treatise on 
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 Tousard, L. de. American artillerist's companion, 
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 Tousey, S. Papers from over the water : a series of 
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 Tousez, A. La vie de Napoleon. P. T. B. 
 
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 Toussaint 1' Ouverture ; poeme dramatique. A. de 
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 Tower of London. Bayley, J. History and antiqui- 
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 Tower of London, the. W. H. Ainsworth 18-123 
 Towers, J. L. Illustrations of prophecy ; with ex- 
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 Towers and temples of ancient Ireland. M. Keane 
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 Towgood, M. Dissent from the church of England 
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 Towle, G. M. Glimpses of history. B., 1866 
 
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 Towle, N. C. History and analysis of the constitu- 
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 Towler, J. American photographic almanac, for 
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 — The silver sunbeam ; a practical and theoretical 
 
 text-book on sun drawing and photographic 
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 N. Y., 1865 6-933 
 
 Town, S., and N. M. Holbrook. Progressive fourth 
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 Town and country brewery book. W. Brande 6-474 
 
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 Townley, James, M. D. Parturition without pain 
 
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 Townley, Rev. James. Illustrations of biblical litera- 
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 Townley gallery. H. Ellis . . . 5-7 
 
 Townscnd, A. A. Brief memoir of John Jackson. 
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 Townsend, Calvin. Analysis of civil government; 
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 Townsend, G. The life and defence of Edmund 
 
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 Townsend, G. A. Campaigns of a non-combatant. 
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 Townsend, Joseph. Etymological researches; where- 
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 — Journey through Spain : with particular atten- 
 
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 Townsend, J. K. Narrative of a journey across the 
 
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 Townsend, R. Chapters on the modern geometry 
 
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 Townsend, T. The lost ship. F's S. D. v. 39 
 
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 Townsend, V. F. Battle-fields of our fathers 
 
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 — Darryl gap ; or, whether it paid . 18-3258 
 
 — The Hollands 18-3262 
 
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 — Temptation and triumph; with other stories 
 
 18-326^ 
 
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 Townsend, W. C- Memoirs ofthe house of commons, 
 
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 Townshend, Charles, wit and statesman. P. Fitz- 
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 Townshend, C. H. Facts in mesmerism ; or, animal 
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 Townson, R. Travels in Hungary; with a short 
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 Toxicology. See Poisons. 
 
 Toxophilus. R. Ascham 
 
 Toynbee, J. Diseases of the ear ; 
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 20-307 
 their nature, 
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 10-288 
 
 Trachea. See Larynx. 
 
 Tracks of McKinlay and party across Australia. J. 
 
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 Tract magazine, the, and Christian miscellany, 1865. 
 
 L 32-1880 
 
 Tractarianism. Adventures of a gentleman in search 
 
 of the church of England . . 32-1857 
 
 — Andrews. Via media . . . 32-1291 
 
 — Anthon, H. True churchman warned 32-1428 
 
 — Brown, J. Claims of Puseyite episcopalians 
 
 32-1508 
 
 — Brown, J. B. Idolatries, old and new 82-2347 
 
 — Campbell, J. Conquest of England 32-1409 
 
 — Carey, A. Examination and ordination of 
 
 32—1428 
 
 — Goode, W. Divine rule of faith '. 82-1 7r7 
 Reply to letter of Dr. Pusey . 32-12 1 
 
 88 
 
TRACTARIANISM. 
 
 594 
 
 TRAVEL. 
 
 Tractarirtiiism. Hamcl, F. J. Commentary on 
 tractarian tendencies . . . 32-1643 
 
 — Hcnsliaw, J. P. K. The terms, priest, altar, and 
 
 sacrifice 32-1291 
 
 Work of Christ's living body . ' 82-1291 
 
 — Hopkins, J. H. Novelties "which disturb our 
 
 peace 32-1 40(5, 23 17 
 
 — Jackson, T. Holy catholic faith and churcR 
 
 32-1388 
 
 — Johns, V. D. Protestant episcopal pastor 
 
 32-1291 
 
 — Lyman, T. B. ' The' old paths' '. 32-1428 
 
 — Mcllvaine, C. P. Charge to the clergy of Ohio 
 
 32-1291 
 
 — — Reasons for refusing to consecrate a churcli 
 
 32-1291 
 
 — Meade, W. Letters to the managers of the 
 
 episcopal S. S. union . . . 32-1291 
 
 — Newman, F. W. Phases of faith . 32-1626 
 
 — Newman, J. H. Apologia pro vita siia 32-1419 
 Remarks on passages in the XXXIX articles 
 
 32-1640 
 
 — Palmer, W. Events connected with pub'icatiou 
 
 of Tracts for the times . . . 32-1291 
 
 — Pusey, E. B. Eirenicon . . . 32-1729 
 Letters to the bishop of Oxford . 32-2142 
 
 — Shimeall, R. C. End of prelacy . 32-1664 
 
 — Shipley, O., (ed.) The church and the world 
 
 32-1946 
 
 Tracts for the day . . . 32-2505 
 
 — Smith, H., and H. Anthon. Statement 32-1428 
 
 — Stone. J. S. Christian sacraments 32-1956 
 
 — Taylor, I. Ancient Christianity , 32-1186 
 
 — Townsend, G. Life and defence of Edmund 
 
 Bonner 32-1983 
 
 — Whittiugham, W. R. The body of Christ 
 
 ..... 32-1291 
 
 — — Emmanuel in Eucharist . . 32-1291 
 The priesthood in the church . 32-1291 
 
 — See Apostolical succession; Eucharist; High 
 
 church ; Pusey ; Ritualism ; Roman Catholi- 
 cism. 
 Tract No. 90. J. H. Newman . . 32-1640 
 Tracts, theological. I, Asceticks; II, Life of St. 
 Anthony ; III, Antiquity and tradition of 
 mystical divinity ; IV, Guidance of the spirit 
 of God ; V, Invitation to the quakersto rectitie 
 errors. L., 1697 .... 32-538 
 
 Tracts for the day. O. Shipley . . 32-2505 
 Tracts for priests and people. By various writers. 
 
 B., 1862 32-988 
 
 Tracts. American tract society. N. Y. 32-1386 
 Tracy's ambition. G. GrilHn . . 18-8683 
 Tracy, A. L. C. Destutt de. Commentary and re- 
 view of Montesquieu's spirit of laws. Ph., 
 
 1811. 8» 2-894 
 
 Tracy, J. History of the American board of com- 
 missioners for foreign missions. 2d ed. N. 
 Y., 1842. 8° . . . . 32-770 
 
 Tradesman; or, commercial magazine; including 
 subjects relative to commerce, foreign and 
 domestic. L., 1808-12. 8 v. 8° 1-168 
 
 Trade, Antiquity, honor and dignity of 1-529 
 
 — Gary, J. Discourse on . . . 1-227 
 
 — De Foe, D. English tradesman . 1-23 
 
 — Dodd, G. Food of Londcm . . 1-288 
 
 — Ellet, C. J. Essay on the laws of . 1-131 
 
 — History of trade and manufactures of the Tj-ne, 
 
 Wear, and Tees .... 1-169 
 
 — Scott. W. A. Trade and letters . 1-218 
 
 — Stirling, P. J. Philosophy of . . 1-128 
 
 — See Commerce. 
 
 Trades. Boy's book of. . . . 6-945 
 
 — Hazen, £. Professions and trades . 6-859,60 
 
 — Whiitock, N., et al. Book of . 6-943 
 
 — Wylde, J. Book of . . . 6-944 
 Trades unions. Report of commissioneis appointed 
 
 to inquire into the organization and rules of; 
 with minutes of evidence. L., 1867,8. 8" 
 2-895 
 
 Trades unions. Dunning, T. J. Trades unions and 
 strikes. . . . . . 2-643 
 
 — Erie, W. Laws relating to . . 2-642 
 
 — Full report of inquiry. Manchester, 1867 
 
 2-347 
 
 — National association for promotion of social 
 
 science, v. 4, pt. 2 . . . 2-812 
 
 Traditionary stories. A. Pickens . . 18-2504 
 Traditions of Lancashire. J. Roby . 27''-1006 
 Traditions of London. T. Waters . 27^-1218 
 Traditions of Scottish life. A. Leiizhton 18-1838 
 Trafford, F. G. Pseud. See Riddell, Mrs. J. H. 
 Tragedian, the. T. R. Gould . . 24-231 
 
 Tragedy. See Drama ; Stage ; Theatre. 
 Trail, Mrs. C P. The backwoods of Canada; be- 
 ing letters from the wife of an emigrant officer. 
 L., 1832 . . . . . 26b-253 
 
 — Canadian Crusoes .... 18-3267 
 
 — Stories of the Canadian forest ; or, little Mary 
 
 and her nurse .... 18-3268 
 Trail hunter. G. Aimard . . . 18-102 
 
 Train, G. F. An American merchant in Europe, 
 
 Asia, and Australia. N. Y., 1857 29''-146 
 
 — Spread-eagleism. L., 1860 . . 33-1202 
 Training, in theory and practice. A. Maclaren 
 
 10-734 
 
 Traits and traditions of Portugal. J. Pardoe 
 
 18-2420 
 
 Traits and trials of early life. L. E. Landon 
 
 18-1807 
 
 Traits of American life. Mrs. S. J. Hale 18-1316 
 Traits of cliaracter : being twenty-five years' literary 
 and personal recollections. By a contempo- 
 rary. L., 1860. 2 V. . . . 30-1344 
 Traits of the tea i,arfy. G. R. T. Hewes 26"-206 
 Trajan, Pliny's panegyriek . . . 30-1680 
 Trail, R. T. Diphtheria; its nature, history, causes, 
 prevention, and treatment on hygienic princi- 
 ples. N. Y., 1862 . . . 10-H34 
 
 — Hydropathic encyclopedia: a system of hydro- 
 
 pathy and hygiene, designed as a guide to 
 families and students. N. Y., 1851 " 10-333 
 
 — The illustrated family gymnasium. N. Y. 
 
 20-481 
 
 — New hydropathic cook-book ; with recipes for 
 
 cooking on hygienic principles. N. Y., 1853 
 10-341 
 
 — True temperance platform ; or, an exposition of 
 
 the fallacy of alcoholic meclication. N. Y., 
 
 1864 10-408 
 
 Transactions. See Asiatic researches ; and names 
 
 of societies. 
 Transactions of the Loggerville literary society 
 
 ". . . . 18-c925 
 Transatlantic sketches. J. E. Alexander 26"-159 
 Transcaucasia. A. von Ilaxthausen . 28''-177 
 Translations from the German. T. Carlyle 18-584 
 Translation without death. J. Asgill . 82-570 
 
 Translators revived. A. W. McClure . 80-751 
 
 Transmission of ancient books. I.Taylor 21-118,9 
 Transmutation and genealogy of metals. Paracelsus 
 . . . . . 8-121 
 
 Transplanted flowers ; oi", memoirs of Mrs. Rnmpff, 
 and the Duchess De Broglie. N. Y., 1839 
 
 30-869 
 
 Transportation and ticket-of-Ieave system. R. Therry 
 
 29^-204 
 
 T;-ansubstantiation. Knowles, J. S. Idol alolisln d 
 
 32-1284 
 
 Transylvania. Boner, C. Products and people of 
 27'-779 
 
 — Paget, J. Remaiks on . . . 27''-227 
 Trapper's daughter. G. Aimard . . ]8-l(i3 
 Trapper's guide. S. Newhouse, et al. . 20-427 
 Trappers of New York. J. R. Simms . . 18-2850 
 Trautwine, J. C. Rough notes of an exploration 
 
 for an inter-oceanic canal route. Ph., 1854. 
 
 8» 26''-278 
 
 Travailleurs de la mer. M. V. Hugo . 34-4544 
 Travel. Gallon, F. Art of . . . 29»'-243,4 
 
TRAVEL. 
 
 595 
 
 TREVLYK 
 
 Travel. Taylor, B. Cyclopedia of . 29"-140 
 
 — See Guide books ; Hand-book for travellers. 
 Travelers. Brisihhvell, C. 8. Romantic incidents 
 
 in the lives of ... . 80-1411 
 
 — St. John, J. A. Lives of celebrated travellers 
 
 . . . . . 30-503 
 
 Traveller's notes for aieneral currency; or, Masa 
 
 excursion papers'^ N. Y., 1667 . 29'>-2'89 
 Travellers in America. H. T. Tuckerman 26''-473 
 Travelling bachelor. J. F. Cooper . 2G''-169 
 
 Travels by sea and land, by Alethitheras 18-4080 
 Travels in London. W. M. Thackeray 18-3183,98 
 
 and v. 5 of 3193'' 
 
 Travels in the track of the ten thousand Greeks. 
 
 W. F. Ainsworth . . . 28='-132 
 
 Travels of a Hindoo to Bengal and Upper India. 
 
 B. Chnnder ...'.. 28''-G02 
 Travels of Rolando. A. Bowman . 18-369 
 
 Travels of Tom Thumb over England and Wales ; 
 
 containing descriptions of whatever is most 
 
 remarkable in the several countries. L., 1746 
 
 27''-184 
 
 Travels of true godliness. B. Keach . 32-400 
 
 Travis, Henry. Moral freedom reconciled with 
 
 causation. L., 1865. 8» . . 15-271 
 
 Treasure trove. S. Lover . . . 18-1948 
 Treasured thoughts from favorite authors. C. May 
 
 33-94 
 
 Treasures of darkness. E. Lloyd . . 23-751 
 
 Treasury of scripture stories. IST. Y., 1861 32-915 
 Treaties. Barbeyrac, J. Histoire des ancicns t. 
 
 34-4968 
 
 — Dumont, J. Recueil des traites . 34-4965,6 
 
 — Hamilton, A. Defence of Mr. Jay's treaty 
 
 V. 7 of 26«-946 
 
 — Saint-Prest, J. Y. de. Traites de paix 34-4967 
 
 — U. S. statutes at large ; treaties, etc. 2-272 
 
 — See Great Britain, treaties ; International law ; 
 
 Policy. 
 Treatises on the fine arts. L. 4» . . 5-717 
 
 Treaty with Russia ; report of committee on foreign 
 affairs [on Alaska] ; with introductory re- 
 marks on other treaties of the U. S. W. 8" 
 
 26''-688 
 
 Trebizond. Finlay, 6. Empire of, 1204-1461 
 
 27''-3127 
 
 Trees. Blenkarn, J. British timber trees 9-13 
 
 — Browne, D. J. Sylva Americana . 9-16 
 Trees of America . . . 9-17 
 
 — Clark, A. The gospel in the trees . 32-2424 
 ■ — Coultas, H. What may be learned from a tree 
 
 9-30 
 
 — Daubeny, C. Trees and shrubs of the ancients 
 
 _ 4-116 
 
 — Elliott, F. R. Popular deciduous and ever- 
 
 green trees 4-221 
 
 — Emerson, G.B. Trees and shrubs of Mass. 4-35 
 
 — English forests and forest trees . 27''-747 
 
 — Fuller, A. S. Forest tree culturist 4-256 
 
 — Grigor, J. Arboriculture . . 4-68 
 
 — Grindon, L. H. Trees of Old England 9-100 
 
 — Loudon, J. C. Trees and shrubs of Great Britain 
 
 9-56 
 
 — Masius, H. Studies from nature . 9-1038 
 
 — Michaux, F. A. Resinous trees of N. A. 9-1217 
 
 — Monteath, R. Reportsof surveys of woods and 
 
 plantations 4-287 
 
 — Secmann, B. Palms and their allies 9-79 ' 
 Trees, plants, and flowers. W. L. Baily 9-107 
 Tiefle a quatre feuilles. E. Laboulaye . 34-3452 
 Tregelles, S. P. Canon Muratorianus ; the earliest 
 
 catalogue of the books of the new tastament. 
 Edited with notes, and a fac simile of the MS. 
 Oxf., 1867. 4° . . . . 32-2106 
 
 — The Jansenists ; their rise, persecutions by the 
 
 Jesuits, and existing remnant. L., 1851 
 32-871 
 
 — Lecture on the historic evidence of the author- 
 
 ship and transmission of the books of the new 
 testament. L., 1852 . . . 32-960 
 
 Trego, C. B. Geography of Pennsylvania. Pli., 
 1843 2h-42 
 
 Trelawny, E. J. Recollections of the last days of 
 Shelley and Byron. B., 1858 . 30-1060 
 
 Tremadeure. See Ulliac-Tremadeure. 
 
 Tremaine. R. P. Ward . . . 18-8436 
 
 Tremenheere, H. S. Constitution of the United 
 States compared with our own. L., 1854 
 2-897 
 
 — Notes on public subjects; made during a tour 
 
 in the United States and Canada. L., 1852 
 26K-454 
 
 — Political experience of the ancients in its bearing 
 
 upon modem times. L., 1852 . 2-896 
 
 Tremordyu cliff. Mrs. F. Trollope . 18-3307 
 Trench, F. Notes from past life, 1818-32. Edited 
 from correspondence. Oxf., 1862 30-1794 
 Trench, R. C. Authorized version of the ncAv testa- 
 ment in connection with some recent proposals 
 for its revision. N. Y., 1858 . 32-1614 
 
 — Calderon ; his life and genius ; with specimens 
 
 of his plays. N. Y., 1856 . . 30-909 
 
 — Same. L., 1856 .... 30-909* 
 
 — Commentary on the epistles to the seven 
 
 churches in Asia. N. Y., 1861 . 32-976 
 
 — English, past and present. N. Y., 1855 
 
 22-491 
 
 — Gustavus Adolphus ; social aspects of the thirty 
 
 years' war. L., 1865 . . . 27''-2687 
 
 — Household book of English poetry. L., 1868 
 
 2;'-1033 
 
 — Lessons in proverbs. N.'Y"., 1853 . 22-1250 
 
 — Notes on the miracles of our Lord. N. Y., 
 
 1858. 8° 32-771 
 
 — Notes on the parables of our Lord. N. Y., 
 
 1867. 8" 82-773 
 
 — Poems. N. Y., 1856 . . . 23-406 
 
 — Select glossary of English words used formerly 
 
 in senses different from their present. N. Y., 
 1859 22-261 
 
 — Sermons preached before the university of Cam- 
 
 bridge. N. Y., 1857 . . . 32-685 
 
 — Studies in the gospels. N. Y., 1867. 8" 
 
 32-1967 
 
 — The study of Avords. N. Y., 1853 . 22-260 
 
 — Subjection of the creature to vanity; and two 
 
 other sermons. Camb., 1863 . 32-1079 
 
 — Synonyms of the new testament. N.Y., 1854,04. 
 
 2 V 32-546 
 
 — Two sermons preached at ordinations of the Lord 
 
 Bishop of Oxford. Oxf , 1864 . 32-1315 
 
 Trench, W. S. Realities of Irish life. L., 1868. 
 8" 27''-954 
 
 Trenchard, J. See Gordon, T. 
 
 Trent, Wra., [of Trenton.] Leger (1703-8) MS. 
 Ph. fo 1-517 
 
 Trente et quarante. E. About . . 34-5342 
 
 Trenton falls, picturesque and descriptive. N. P. 
 Willis 26''-480 
 
 Trenton trials. See Decow, S. 
 
 Trescot, W. H. Diplomatic history of the adminis- 
 trations of Washington and Adams. B., 1857. 
 8° 36''-365 
 
 — Diplomacy of the revolution ; an historical 
 
 study. N. Y., 1853 . . . 36''-389 
 Tresor de livres, rares et precieux. J. G. T. Gra;sse 
 
 21-313 
 
 Tresor des feves et fleur des pois. C. Nodier 
 
 34-5106 
 
 Tressilian and his friends. R. S. Mackenzie 
 
 18-2000 
 
 Treve de Dieu. J. T. de Saint-Germain 34-4150 
 Trevelvan, G. O. Cawnpore. L., 1865 28''-226 
 
 — Competition Wallah. L., 1864 . 28"'-227 
 Trevelyan. Lady Scott . . . 18-2747 
 Trevelyan papers prior to 1558. Camden soc. pub. 
 
 V. 67 37»-195 
 
 Treves, pilgrimage to. C. E. Anthon . 27''-50 
 
 Trevlyn hold. [Same as Squire Trevlyn's heir.] 
 
 "Mrs. H. Wood .... 18-3596 
 
TREVOR. 
 
 596 
 
 TRIUMPHS. 
 
 Trevor, G. Ancieut Egypt ; its antiquities, religion, 
 and liistory, to tlie close of the old testament 
 period. L., 1863 .... 28"-306 
 
 — Snme. B 28''-206» 
 
 — Egypt ; from the conquest of Alexander the 
 
 Great to Bonaparte. L. . . 28='-236 
 Trial, the. Miss C. M. Yonge . . 18-3623 
 Trial and acquittal of Edward Shippen, Jasper 
 Yeates, and Thomas Smith, on an impeach- 
 ment, before the senate of the commonwealth, 
 Jan. 1805. [Reported by W. Hamilton.] 
 Lancaster. 8" . . . . 2-47 
 
 Trial and conviction of G. S. Twitchell, jr., for the 
 murder of Mrs. Mary E. Hill. Ph. 8° 
 
 2-382 
 
 Trial at large of Marie Antoinette, late queen of 
 France, before the revolutionary tribunal at 
 Paris, Oct. 15, 1793. L., 1793. 80 30-20 
 Trial before Lord Mackenzie and a special jury, of 
 the action of damages against James Naire, 
 for falsehood and defamation, E., 1833. 4° 
 
 2-1101 
 
 Trial by jury. W. Forsyth . . . 2-654 
 
 Trial of the constitution. S.G.Fisher. 26^-666 
 Trial of the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, jr. N. Y., 1868. 
 
 8» 32-2510 
 
 Trial of twenty-four journeymen tailors, charged 
 with a conspiracy, before the mayor's court 
 of Philadelphia, September, 1827. Ph., 1827. 
 
 8" 2-369 
 
 Trial tried ; or, the bishop [Onderdonk] and the 
 court at the bar of public opinion. By Laicus. 
 
 N. Y. 8° 32-1428 
 
 Trials. Celebrated trials . . . 2-14 
 
 — Chandler, P. W. American criminal trials 
 
 2-15 
 
 — Coxe, R. S. Reports of cases in the supreme 
 
 court of N. J 2-25 
 
 — Cries of blood 2-170 
 
 — Lincoln, W. S. Alton trials . . 2-223 
 
 — Mackcoull, J. Abuses of justice . 2-303 
 
 — Macnaghten, C. H. Select cases argued in the 
 
 court of chancery . . v. 49 of 2-55 
 
 — MacNevin, T. Trials of eminent Irishmen 
 
 30-339 
 
 — Poore, B. P. Conspiracy trial . 2-251 
 
 — Proceedings on the king's commission on the 
 
 peace, etc. ; . . . . 2-58 
 
 — Remarkable convictions . . . 2-240 
 
 — Ross, G. Leading cases in the commercial law 
 
 of England and Scotland . v. 84,7 of 2-55 
 
 — Smith, J. W. Selection of leading cases 
 
 V. 19,23,30 of 2-55 
 
 — White, F. T., and O. D. Tudor. Leading cases 
 
 in equity ... v. 65,71,2 of 2-55 
 
 — See Criminal history ; Criminal law ; Criminal 
 
 trial ; Fugitive slaves ; Juries. See, also, 
 Barclay, D. ; Burr, A. ; Colenso, J. W. ; 
 Eyre, E. J.; Girard will case; Hauteville 
 case; Hone, W. ; Marie Antoinette ; Presby- 
 terian church ; Probst, A. ; Russell, W. ; 
 Somerset, earl of; Surratt, J. H. ; Tack bro- 
 tliers ; Twitchell, G. S. ; Yelverton. 
 Trials and confessions of an American housekeeper 
 
 18-3271 
 
 Trials and confessions of a housekeeper. T. S. Ar- 
 thur 18-3670 
 
 Trials of the heart. A. E. Bray . . 18-393 
 
 Trials of Margaret Lyndsay. John Wilson 18-3544 
 Tribun de gand. H. Conscience . , . 34-3156 
 Tribunal revolutionnaire de Paris. E. Campardon 
 
 34-4916 
 
 Tribune almanac, 1838-68 ; comprehending the Poli- 
 tician's register and the Whig almanac N. Y., 
 
 1868. 2 V 26»-688 
 
 Tribute book, the. F. B. Goodrich . 26°-! 201 
 Tribune essays. C. T. Congdon . . 33-685 
 
 Tribute to virtues of Irish and Scotch early settlers 
 of Pennsylvania. Bv a descendant. Cham- 
 bers! uvg,' 1850. 8° ■ . . . 20''-4C6 
 
 Trichologia mammalium. P. A. Browne 9-1202 
 Trictrac, lejeu du. J. M. Fallavel . 34-4928 
 Tricks. Iloudin, R. Sharper detected- 20-235 
 
 — The seciet out .... 20-204 
 Tricks of trade in the adulterations of food and 
 
 physic ; with directions for their detection 
 
 and counteraction.* L., 1856 . 10-210 
 
 Tricolor on the atlas. Francis Pulszky 28^-115 
 Tricolored sketches of Paris. F. B. Goodrich 
 
 27^-372 
 
 Tricotrin; the story of a waif and stray. L. De 
 
 Ltirame 18-4140 
 
 Tried and true. By A J. G. . . 18-3277 
 
 Tried and true. Mrs. B. Z. Spencer . 18-2996 
 
 Trifleton pa)>ers 18-3278 
 
 TrifoHum. H. W. Carstens . . . 33-508 
 
 Trigge, Dr. S. See Paracelsus. 
 
 Trigonometry. Breymann, C. Grundziigedersphti- 
 
 rischen trigononietrie . . . 34-2350 
 
 — Cliauvenet, W. Treatise on . . 14-31 
 
 — Davies, C. Elements of . . 14-41 
 
 — De Morgan. A. T. and double algebra 14-55 
 
 — Greenleaf, B. Elements of . . 14-96 
 
 — Gummere, J. System of . . 14-42 
 
 — Haekley, C. W. T., plane and spherical ; witji 
 
 applications .... 14-139 
 
 — Hiinn, J. Elements of . . . 14-78,159 
 
 — Kirkman, T. P. First mnemonical lessons 
 
 .... 14-156 
 
 — Legendre, A. M. Elements of . 14-39 
 
 — Looniis, E. Treatise on . . . 14-44 
 Plane and spherical t. . . 14-162 
 
 — Peirce, B. Plane and spherical . 14-87 
 
 — Perkins, G. R. Plane and splierical t. 14-lo0 
 
 — Robinson, H. N. Plane and spherical t. 
 
 14-75 
 
 — Sestini, B. Elements of. . . 14-135 
 
 — Todlumter, I. Plane t. for schools 14-142 
 Spherical t. for schools . . 14-145 
 
 — Young, J. R. Elements of . . 14-94 
 Trimble, I. P. Insect enemies of fruit and fru t 
 
 trees. N. Y., 1865. 4° . . 9-12;'4 
 
 Trimmer, S. Sacred history selected from the holy 
 
 scriptures. 9th ed. L., 1840. 5 v. 32-2186 
 
 — Life and writings of. 2d ed. L., 1816. 3 v. 
 
 8° 30-1755 
 
 Trinity. Barrett, B. F. Letters to H. W. Beecher 
 24-24.-6 
 
 — Cory, I. P. Trinity of the ancients 32-0,-2 
 Trinity church. New York. Berrian, W. Histori- 
 cal .'^ketch of .... 32-27 
 
 — — View of 32-1518 
 
 Trinity collection of church music. E. Hodges 
 
 5-950 
 
 Trinity college. See Dublin university. 
 Tripler, C. S., and G. C. Blackman. Handbook for 
 the military surgeon. 2d ed. Cin., 1861 
 
 10-251 
 
 Triplet, J. Call at No. 1-7. F's M. D. v. 86 
 
 24-113 
 
 — A supper in Dixie. F's M. D. v. 37 24-113 
 Tripp, A. Crests from the ocean world ; or, experi- 
 ences in a voyage to Europe. B., 1853 
 
 27''-894 
 
 Trippings in author-land. Mrs. E. C. Judson 
 
 18-1699 
 
 Tristan le roux. A. Dumas, flls . . 34-4338 
 
 Tristram. H. B. Great Sahara ; wanderings south 
 
 of the Atlas mountains. L., 1860. 8» 
 
 28''-367 
 
 — The land of Israel ; a journal of travels in Pales- 
 
 tine, undertaken with special reference to its 
 physical character. L., 1865. 8° 28^-494 
 Tristram Shandy, life and opinions of L. Sterne 
 
 18-3015 
 
 Trittenheim, (Trithemius,) J. Liber de scrlptoribus 
 ecclesiasticis. Basileae, 1494. 4" 21-99 
 
 Triumph of the catholic church. A. Manahan 
 
 32-1763 
 
 Triumphs of duty 18-3279 
 
TRIUMPHS. 
 
 597 
 
 TROY. 
 
 Triumphs of perseverance and enterprise, recorded 
 as examples for tlie young. N. Y., 1854 
 
 30-797 
 
 Triumphs of lime. Mrs. A. Marsh . 18-2110 
 
 Trivia. J. Gay . . . . v. 2 of 24-688 
 
 Trobriand, R. de. Quatre ans de canipagnes a V 
 
 armee du Potomac. P., 1808. 2 v. 8" 
 
 34-4547 
 
 Trodden down. Mrs. C. J. Newby . 18-2330 
 Troil, U. V. Letters on Iceland ; containing obser- 
 vations on the civil, literary, ecclesiastical, 
 and natural history. 2d ed. L., 1780. 8» 
 
 27"-206 
 
 Troilus and Creseide. G. Chaucer . 23-470,676 
 Trois amours. ,C. C. de St. Mars . , 34-.'5350 
 Trois ans aux Etats Unis. O. Comettant 34-3146 
 Trois debuts, les. X. de Montepin . 34-4393 
 Trois femmes. E. Souve.«tre . , 34-3813 
 
 Trois honuncs fortes. A. Dumas, Ills . 34-3287 
 Trois maitres. A. Dumas . . . 34-3250 
 Trois mois sous la neige. J. Porchat . 34-4207 
 Trois mousquetaires. A. Dumas . . 34-3204 
 
 Suite (Vignt ans apres) . . 34-3206 
 
 Trois orphelines, les. Mme J. Delafaye-Bi elder 
 
 34-5078 
 
 Trois regnes de la nature, [poeme. ] J. Delille 
 
 34-4038 
 
 Trois sermons sous Louis XV. F. Bungener 
 
 34-3106 
 
 Trollope, A. Barchester towers . . 18-3285 
 
 — Belton estate 18-3284 
 
 — Bertrams 18-3286 
 
 — Brown, .Jones, and Robinson . 18-1094,3290 
 
 — Can vou forgive her V . . . 18-3298 
 
 — Castle Richmond .... 18-3287 
 
 — The Claverings .... 18-3383 
 
 — Doctor Thorne .... 18-3288 
 
 — Framlej' parsonage .... 18-3289 
 
 — He knew he was i-ight . . . 18-3280 
 
 — Hunting sketches. L., 1865 . . 20-486 
 
 — Kellysand O'Kellys . . . 18-3291 
 
 — The 'last chronicle of Barset . 18-3299,3300 
 
 — Lotta Schmidt, and other stories . 18-3281 
 
 — Macdermots of Ballycoran . . 18-3292 
 
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 Turner, Mis. L. Points of difference between the 
 
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 Turner, 0. Pioneer history of the Holland pur- 
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 Turner, Sharon. History of the Anglo-Saxons; 
 comprising the history of England from the 
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 Turner, Samuel H. Companion to the book of 
 
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 Turner, T. H. Account of domestic architecture in 
 
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 Turner, W. M. El-Khuds the Holy ; or, glimpses 
 
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 Turner, W. W. Jack Hopeton . . 18-3345 
 Turner's con>panion ; containing instructions in 
 
 concentric, elliptic, and eccentric turning ; 
 
 also, various plates of chucks, tools, and in- 
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 Turning. lIoltzai)fl'el, C. Turning and mechanical 
 
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 Turning a new leaf. S. S. Robbins . 18-3346 
 Turnor, H. Astra castra ; experiments and adven- 
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 Tuscany. Crawford, M. S. Life in . 27^-527 
 
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 Storia, con saggi sulle scienze, lettere e arti 
 
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TUSCULAN. 
 
 601 
 
 TYLER. 
 
 Tiiscnlan disputations. M. T. Cicero . 15-18,183 
 
 Tiissaud, Mud. See Herve, F. 
 
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 Tuthill, L. C. Braggadocio . . . 18-3349 
 
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 30-1028 
 
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 5-39 
 33-1141 
 18-3352 
 18-3357 
 18-3854 
 18-3355 
 
 architectural terms. Ph., 1848. 8° 
 
 — Mirror of life. Ph. 8° . 
 
 — Queer bonnets 
 
 — Romantic Belinda . 
 
 — Success in life ; The lawyer ■ 
 
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 Tutor's ward, the. By the author of "Wayfaring 
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 Tutti-Frutti. H. Yon Piickler-Muskau 27''-792 
 
 Tuttle, H. Arcana of nature ; or, the history and 
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 Twain, Mark. [Pseud.] See Clemens, S. L., in 
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 Tweddell, G. Shakspere ; his times and contempo- 
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 Tweeddale. See Peeblesshire. 
 
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 Tweedie, W. K. A lamp to the path ; or, the bible 
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 the trial of Michael Servetus historically as- 
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 1855 32-600 
 
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 Twelve days in the tombs. J. H. Green 30-1518 
 Twelve great battles of England. L., 1861 
 
 . • 27''-1176 
 
 Twelve months with Fredrika Bremer. M. Howitt 
 
 27b-802 
 
 Twelve years in the mines of California. L. B. 
 
 Patterson 2G''-568 
 
 Twelve years of a soldier's life. W. S. R. Hodson 
 
 28''-310 
 
 Twelve years with the children. W. Warren 
 
 18-4237 
 
 Twenty-four journeymen tailors, trial of 2-369 
 
 Twenty years after. A. Dumas . . 18-942 
 
 Twenty years ago and now. T. S. Arthur 18-191 
 Twenty years around the world. J. G. Vassar 
 
 29^-191 
 
 Twenty years in the church. J. Py croft 18-2558 
 Twenty vears in the Philippines. P. P. de La Gi- 
 
 roniere 29''-239 
 
 Twenty years of financial policy. Sir S. H. North- 
 cote 1-151 
 
 Twice lost. By S. M 18-1026 
 
 Twice married. C W. Phileo . . 18-2490 
 Twice taken. C. W. Hall . . . 18-1318 
 Twice told tales. N. Hawthorne . . 18-1378 
 Twin roses. JVIrs. A. C. Ritchie . . 18-2659 
 Twin sisters. L. Field .... 18-1079 
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 Twining, E. The plant world. L., 1866 9-80 
 
 Twining, L. Symbols and emblems of early and 
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 Twiss, H. Public and private life of lord chancellor 
 Eldon ; with selections from his correspond- 
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 Twiss, R. Chess. L., 1787. 8" . . 20-11 
 Twiss, T. Law of nations considered as independ- 
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 2-168 
 
 Twitchell, G. S., jr., trial of . . . 2-382 
 
 Two admirals. J. F. Cooper . . 18-743 
 
 Two aristocracies. Mrs. C. Gore . . 18-1237 
 Two baronesses. H. C. Andersen . 18-144 
 
 Two brides. F. Baldwen . . . 18-245 
 
 Two brothers 18-3360 
 
 Two Christmas celebrations. T.Parker 18-2428 
 Two daughters, the. [Dickens' little folks] 18-3991 
 Two eras of France. H. de Normand . 27^-1689 
 Two families, the. By the author of " Rose Douclas " 
 
 18-3362 
 
 Two fathers. Adadus Calpe . . 18-C44 
 
 Two flirts. Countess of Blessington . 18-344 
 
 Two friends. Mrs. S. S. Ellis. [Family secrets, v. 3] 
 
 18-4133 
 
 Two guardians. Miss C. M. Yonge . 18-3621 
 Two life-paths. Mrs. C. Miindt . . 18-4215 
 Two lights, the. By the author of "Strucgles for 
 
 life" ^18-3363 
 
 Two lives. B. Jerrold .... 18-1681 
 Two lives. M. J. Mcintosh . . . 18-1979 
 Two marriages, the. D. M. Mulock . 18-3825 
 Two men. E. Stoddard . . . 18-3032 
 Two millions. W. A. Butler . . 23-508 
 
 Two months in a London hospital. A. J. Cooley 
 
 10-674 
 
 Two months in the confederate states ; including a 
 visit to New Orleans, under the domination of 
 Gen. Butler. By an English merchant. L., 
 
 1863 26''-496 
 
 Two paths. J. Ruskin .... 5-141 
 
 Two pictures. M. J. Mcintosh . . 18-1980 
 Two pilgrims. F. R. Anspach . . 32-681 
 
 Two records — Mosaic and geological. H. Miller 
 
 9-269 
 
 Two sisters. E. D. E. N. Southworth . 18-2985 
 Two thousand miles on horseback. J. F. Meline 
 
 26''-656 
 
 Two thousand years hence. H. O'Neill 33-1400 
 Two vocations. Mrs. E. Charles . . 18-3367 
 Two ways to matrimony . . . 18-1052 
 Two wives. T. S. Arthur . . . 18-193 
 
 Two years ago. C. Kingsley . . 18-1754 
 Two vears and a half in the navy. E. C. Wines 
 
 ' 29'^-266 
 
 Two years before the mast. R. H. Dana. jr. 26^-26 
 Two years in Syria. J. L. Farley . 28^-316 
 Twysden, Sir R. Government of England. Cam- 
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 Tyler, R. Ahasuerus ; a poem, by a Virginian. 
 
 N.-Y., 1842 23-240 
 
 Tyler, R. H. American ecclesiastical law ; the law 
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 UHLEMANN. 
 
 Tyler, S. Robert Burns, as a poet and as a man. 
 N. Y., 1848 22-1255 
 
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 Tyll Owlglass, marvehjus adventures of. T. Murner 
 
 18-2300 
 
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 Tylney Hall. t. Hood .... 18-1478 
 Tylor, E. B. Anahuac ; or, Mexico and the Mexi- 
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 Tyndale, W. Answer to Sir Thomas More's dia- 
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 Tyndall, J. Faraday as a discoverer. L., 1868. 8" 
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 11-228 
 
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 Tyug, D. A. The children of the kingdom. N.Y., 
 
 1857 32-670 
 
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 Tyng, S. H. The captive orphan ; Esther, the queen 
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 — Christ is all. N. Y., 1860. Q" . 32-1343 
 
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 N. Y., 1855 32-566 
 
 Tyng, Rev. Stephen H., jr. Trial of . 32-2510 
 Typee, a peep at Polynesian life. H. Melville 
 
 29^-37 
 
 Types. Johnson, L., & Co.'s book of specimens 
 
 21-537 
 
 — Snellen, H. Test-types . . . 11-69 
 Types of mankind. Nott and Gliddon . 29^-406 
 
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 Typhaines abbey. A. de Gobineau . 18-1185 
 Typical forms in creation. J. McCosh and G. Dickie 
 
 32-791 
 
 Typographia. T. F. Adams ... 21-1 
 Typographia. T. C. Hansard . . 21-311 
 Typographia ; or, the printer's instructor. J. John- 
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 Typographical antiquities. J. Ames . 21-295 
 
 Typographical miscellany, the. J. Munsell 21-229 
 Typography. See Printing. 
 Tyrans de village. P. Meurice 
 Tyre and Alexandria. I. N. Tarbox 
 Tyrol, pictures of . 
 
 — Wliite, W. On foot through T. 
 Tyrolien lyre. E. L. White and J. E 
 
 Tyrone, Hugh, earl of. See O'Neill. 
 
 34-4121 
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 27"-964 
 
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 Gould 
 
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 Tyrone county. McEvoy, J. Statistical survey of 
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 Tyrrell, H. History of the Russian empire, to the 
 
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 18-3370 
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 North American regions, by J. Wilson. N. 
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 Tytler, Sarah. Citoyenne Jacqueline . 18-3376 
 
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 Ullathornc, W. B. See Hallahan, M. M 
 
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 Ulliac-Tremadeure. Mile S. 
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 Lyon, 
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 Ulster. Belfast and Ulster directory . 25-8 
 
 Ulster harmonist. R. Young . . 23-350 
 
 Ultimate civilization. I. Taylor . . 33-418 
 
 Ulysses Homer. C. Koliades . . 21-210 
 
 Umbriau. See Iguvine. 
 
 Umsted, Mrs. L. D. Southwold . . 18-3382 
 
 Uncas and Miantoiwmoh. W. L. Stone 30-531 
 
 Uncertainty of the signs of death, and the danger of 
 
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 Uncle John's flower-gatherers. J. J. Fuller 9-89 
 
 Uncle Nat 18-3385 
 
 Uncle Ralph. By the author of " Still waters" 
 
 18-3383 
 
 Uncle Sam's palace. E. Wellmont , 18-3486 
 Uncle Silas. J. S. Le Fanu . . . 18-1836 
 Uncle Tom at home. F. C. Adams . 18-52 
 
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 Unconscious truth of the four gospels. W. H. Fur- 
 
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 Uncontrollable drunkenness. F. Winslow 10-736 
 
 Under the ban. By I'Abbe Delson . 18-3384 
 
 Under Bow Bells. J. HolJingshead . 18-1456 
 
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 Undesigned coincidences. J. J. Blunt . 33-1406 
 Undine, (in German.) F. de Lamotte-Fouque 
 
 34-543 
 
 Undine, (English.) F. de Lamotte-Fouque 
 
 18-1101 
 
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 comprehensive manual of European geog- 
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 27*-3552 
 Unholy alliance. W. G.' Dix' ." ." 27^-2888 
 Uniform. Regulations for the army of the U. S. 
 
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 Union between England and Scotland. DeFoe, D. 
 
 History of 27"-329 
 
 Union, or the divided church made one. J. Harris 
 
 33-3153 
 
 Union Pacific railway. Copley, J. Kansas and the 
 country beyond .... 26''-637 
 
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 36^-708 
 
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 Union tabernacle. E. M. Long . . 33-1103 
 Unitarianism. Christie, W. Unity of God, etc. 
 
 32-733 
 
 — Clarke, J. F. Orthodoxy, its truths and errors 
 
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 — Gage, W. L. Light and darkness . 33-1399 
 
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 United brelliren. See Moravians. 
 
 United Irishmen. R. R. Madden . . 30-340 
 
 United Netherlands. Motley, J. L. History of 
 
 37^-3633 
 
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 law and admiralty, [v. 1, by T. Metcaif and 
 J. C. Perkins, new ed. B., 1800. v. 2,3, by 
 G.T.Curtis. B., 1850.] 3 v. 8° 2-153 
 
 Putnam, J. P. Sujiplement to above 2-153 
 
 — Andrews, C. C. Digest of the opinions of tlie 
 
 attorneys general . . . 2-218 
 
 — Peters, R. Digest of decisions in common law, 
 
 equity, and a'dmiralty, (1789-1847) 2-219 
 
 — Putnam, J. P. Digest of decisions in courts of 
 
 equity 2-156 
 
 — Sanger, G. P. Table of cases . 2-153 
 
 — See Internal revenue ; Habeas corpus ; Patents. 
 
 — 2. Government, polities, society. 
 
 — American state papers . . . 26'''-1300 
 
 — Baldwin, H. View of the government of 
 
 2-524 
 
 — Baxter, W. E. America and the Americans 
 
 2G'^-525 
 
 — Benton, T. H. Thirty years' view of 26''-32G 
 
 — Bradford, A. History of the federal goverment 
 
 2G''-487 
 
 — Bremer, F. Homes of the new world 26''-254 
 
 — Brownson, 0. A. American republic 26^-720 
 
 — Calhoun, J. C. Works . ^ . . 26M)50 
 
 — Carlier, A. Mariage aux £tats Unis 34-3958 
 Marriage in .... 2G''-613 
 
 — Chevalier, M. Society, manners, and politics 
 
 26='-41 
 
 — Cluskey, M. W. Political text-book 26"-663 
 
 — Coni<ling, A. Powers of the executive depart- 
 
 ment 2G''-853 
 
 — Cooper, J. F. Notions of the Americans 
 
 2G"-1G9 
 
 — Daveiss, J. II. Essay on federalism 2-G34 
 
 — Deane, Silas, case of . . . 2G"-403 
 
 — Dickinson, J. Political writings . 2G''-61 
 
 — Fidler, J. Observations on . . 2G"-523 
 
 — Fisher, S. G. Lnw of tlie territories 2G''-669 
 
 — Force, P. National calendar . . 2e"-777 
 
 — Franklin, B. Writings . . . 33-49 
 
 — Godwin, P. Political essays . . 26'''-670 
 
 — Goodrich, C. B. Science of government 2-676 
 
 — Grant, A. Memoirs of an American lady 
 
 30-217 
 
 — Greeley, H., and 11. F. Cleveland. Political 
 
 text-book, for 1860 . . . 26''-074 
 
 — Grund, F. J. Aristocracy in America 26''-G18 
 The Americans in their social and political 
 
 relations 2G'^-394 
 
 — Gurowski, A. G. de. America and Europe 
 
 26''-354 
 
 — Hamilton, A. Works . . . 2G''-94G 
 
 — Hopkins, J. II. The American citizen 2-723 
 
 — Jetferson, T. Works . . . 2G='-944 
 
 — Jennings, L. J. Eighty years of republican 
 
 government 2G'''-991 
 
 — Key-notes of American liberty . 26''-1009 
 
 — Labouiaye, E. Etudes morales et politiques 
 
 34-5340 
 
 Paris en Amerlque . . , 34-5257 
 
 Paris in America . . . 26*'-435 
 
 — Macpherson, E. Political manual . 26^-832 
 
 — Madison, J. Correspondence, reports, debates, 
 
 etc. [Madison papers] . . 26"-765 
 
 — Mansfield, E. D. Political grammar of 2G"-751 
 
 — Marbois, P. B. de. On constitution of 2G''-130 
 
 — Martineau, II. Society in America 26''-77 
 -r- Mayo, R. Political sketches of eight years in 
 
 Washington 20"-134 
 
 — Tiie municipalist .... 2G"-665 
 
 — Nichols, T. L. Forty years of American life 
 
 26-^-484 
 
 — Oliver, B. L. Rights of an American citizen 
 
 2-815 
 
 — Ouseley, W. G. Remarks on statistics and 
 
 political institutions of . . 26*-694 
 
 — Prince, L. B. Confederation vs. constitution 
 
 ... . 2G'^918 
 
 United States of North America. 2. Govern- 
 ment, politics, society. 
 
 — Pulszky, F. and T. Wliite, red and black 26''-242 
 
 — Raumer, F. v. America and the American 
 
 people . . . . . . 26''-590 
 
 — Republic of the U. S. . . . 26=»-622 
 
 — Ryle, T. American liberty and government 
 
 questioned 26^-989 
 
 — Sclimidt-Phiseldek, C. F. v. Europe and 
 
 America 29"-198 
 
 — Sherman, H. Governmental history of 26''-618 
 
 — Spence, J. The American union . 26''-994 
 
 — Sullivan, W. Familiar letters on public charac- 
 
 ters 2G'-'-842 
 
 — Taylor, J. Inquiry into principles and policy 
 
 of the government of . . . 2G''-G90 
 
 — Three years among the working classes during 
 
 the war 26''-559 
 
 — Tocqueville, A. de. Democracj" in America 
 
 26-''-58 
 
 — Tremenheere, H. S. Notes on public subjects 
 
 26''-454 
 
 — Trollope, F. Domestic manners of the Ameri- 
 
 cans 2G"-130 
 
 — Victor, W. B. Life and events . 26^-554 
 
 — Walsh, R., jr. Appeal from the judgments of 
 
 Great Bi-itain respecting the U. S. 2G''-673 
 
 — Wedgwood, W. B. Government and laws 
 
 2-258 
 
 — Wells, J. G. Illustrated citizen's companion 
 
 26'>-599 
 
 — Willis, A. Outlines of the U. S. Government 
 
 26"-1026 
 
 — Witt, C. de. Fondation de la republique 
 
 34-3185 
 
 — Wright, F. d'A. Views of society and manners 
 
 in America . . . . . 26^'-149 
 
 — Young, A. W. The American statesman 2G='-444 
 Compend of the constitution and civil juris- 
 prudence of 2-920 
 
 — See Citizen's manual ; Colonization; Congress; 
 
 Constitution ; Conventions ; Democracy ; 
 Habeas corpus ; Parties ; Political science 
 and politics; Slavery; and names of leading 
 statesmen. 
 
 — 3. Education and religion. 
 
 — Berg, .1. F. The stone and the image 82-615 
 
 — CoUings, J. Outline of American school svstem 
 
 "13-93 
 
 — Daily public school in the U. S. . 13-177 
 
 — Eraser, .1. Report on school system 13-86 
 
 — Inquiry into the moral and religious character 
 
 of the American government . 2(i'^695 
 
 — Mansfield, E. D. American education 13-184 
 
 — Morris, B. F. Christian life and character of 
 
 civil institutions of . . . 26''-541 
 
 — Peers, B. O. American education . 13-164 
 
 — Reed, A., and J. Matheson. Visit to the Ameri- 
 
 can churches .... 32-180 
 
 — Report of the commissioner of education ; with 
 
 circulars and documents accompanying the 
 same ; submitted to the senate and iiouse of 
 representatives. W., 18G8. 8° . 13-153 
 
 — Schaff, P. Political) social, and religious char- 
 
 acter of 26''-340 
 
 — Siljestrom, P. A. Educational institutions of 
 
 1.3-207 
 
 — Wayland, F. Collegiate system in 13-231 
 
 — 4. Administration of the government. 
 
 — Speeches, addresses, and messages of tlie several 
 
 presidents ; also, the declaration of independ- 
 ence, the constitution and Washington's fare- 
 well address. Ph., 1825. 8° . 26^'-097 
 
 — Addresses and messages of the presidents to con- 
 
 gress. N. Y., 1837. 8» . . 26-'-698 
 
 — Message from the president and accompany- 
 
 ing documents to the two house's of congress, 
 
 1853,4, (pt. 1 ;) 1858,9, (pts. 1-3 ;) 1861,2, 
 
 (pts. 2-4.) W., 1853-68. 7 v. 8° 2G"-742 
 
 Abridgement. W., 1860-G. 3 v. 8° 26»-743 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 605 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States of North America. 4. Administra- 
 tion of the Government. 
 
 — Register of all officers and agents, civil, military 
 
 and naval, in the service of the United States. 
 W., 1843,04. 2 V. 8° . . 2G^'-S40 
 
 — Report of postmaster-general ; with report of 
 
 commissioner of agriculture, and rejiort of 
 commissioner on international exhibition in 
 London, 18G3. W., 18G4. 8° . 26^-732 
 
 — Report of the secretary of the interior ; with a 
 
 statement of rejected or suspended applications 
 lor pensions, Feb. 16, 1852. 8» . 26"-744 
 
 — "Williams, E. Statesman's manual 26"-G99 
 
 — See Land office ; Post office ; Revenue. 
 
 — 5. Foreign relations. 
 
 — State papers and public documents of the U. S., 
 
 from the" accession of George Washington to 
 the presidency ; exhibi;ing a complete view of 
 our foreign relations since that time, 1789-1801. 
 B., 181o. 3 V. 80 . . . 26"-810 
 
 — Same, from the accession of Thomas Jefferson 
 
 to the presidency to 1811, B., 1814. 4 v. 8» 
 26''-811 
 
 — Same, from the accession of George Washington. 
 
 2ded. ; including confidential documents now 
 first published. B., 1817. 12 v. 8» 26"-812 
 
 — Debates in the house of representatives upon 
 
 questions involved in the British treaty of 
 1794. 2d ed. Ph., 1808. 8» . 26''-763 
 
 — Diplomatic correspondence, from the signing of 
 
 the definitive treaty of peace, Sept. 10, 1783, to 
 the adoption of the constitution, March 4, 
 1789. W., 1833. 7 V. 8" . . 26''-771 
 
 — Diplomatic correspondence ; papers relating to 
 
 foreign affiiirs accompanjing the annual mes- 
 sage of the president to congress. W., 1865-7. 
 
 11 V. 8° 26''-775 
 
 Appendix, containing expressions of condo- 
 lence on the assassination of A. Lincoln, late 
 president, and the attempted assassination of 
 .W. H. Seward, secretary of state, and F. W. 
 Seward, assist, sec. W., 1866. 8° 26='-995 
 
 — Message of the president to congress relative to 
 
 France and Great Britain ; with the papers 
 therein referred to. Ph., 1795. 8» 26''-696 
 
 — Message of the president communicating the 
 
 proceedings of the commissioners for the ad- 
 justment of claims, under the convention of 
 Feb. 8, 1853, between the United States and 
 Great Britain. W., 1856. 8° . 26''-808 
 
 — Messagesof the president relative to compulsory 
 
 enlistment of American citizens in the army 
 of Prussia. W., 1800. 8» . . 26''-745 
 
 — Message from the president on the present con- 
 
 dition of Mexico. W., 1862. 8» 26"-4G0 
 
 — Manual for consuls, and also for merchants, 
 
 ship-owners, and masters, in their consular 
 transactions. W., 1856. 8" . 2-307 
 
 — See Diplomacy ; and names of special subjects. 
 
 — 6. Military and naval affairs. 
 (1) Army. 
 
 Reports of the secretary of war ; with ac- 
 companying reports and papers. W., 1865-8. 
 7 v. 8" 26-''-730 
 
 Brackett, A. G. History of the U. S. cavalry 
 
 26^-677 
 
 Robinson, F. Organization of the army 
 
 26''-173 
 
 See Freedmen's bureau ; National cemete- 
 ries ; Roll of honor ; Topographical bureau ; 
 U. S. military academy. 
 
 (2) Navy. 
 
 Ii( port of the secretary ; with accompany- 
 ing reports and papers. W., 1865-7. 3 V. 8° 
 2G''-731 
 
 Report of the secretary in relation to armored 
 
 vessels. W., 1864. 8° . . 6-681 
 
 Barton, W. P. C. Scheme for amending the 
 
 medical department . . . 10-7 
 
 Bowen, A. Naval monument . 26''-150 
 
 United States of North America. 6. Military and 
 naval affairs. (2) Navy. 
 
 Cooper, J. F. History of the navy 
 
 26''-49,50 
 
 Emmons, G. F. History of the navy 
 
 2G''-722 
 
 Lives of naval officers . . 30-107 
 
 List of lighthouses, beacons, and floating 
 
 lights in operation ; with their location, 
 heights, etc. W., 1849. 8° . 1-210 
 
 Principles of naval staff" rank . 2-380 
 
 Register of the commissioned, warrant, and 
 
 volunteer officers of the navv, etc., for 1854, 
 G1,G4,67,G9. W. 4 v. 8» . " . 26='-806 
 
 Register for 1815, [appendix to BoAven's 
 
 naval monument] . ... 26"-150 
 
 Stuart, C. B. Naval dry docks 6-1026 
 
 Wines, E. C. Two years and a-half in the 
 
 navy 29''-266 
 
 See League island ; U. S. naval academy. 
 
 (3) Misc. military and naval affairs. 
 
 Albany zouave cadets to the Rochester union 
 
 blues 26^-865 
 
 American military biography . 30-1503 
 
 Brayman, J. O. Daring deeds of American 
 
 heroes 30-1603 
 
 Coggeshall, G. History of American pri- 
 vateers 2G''-349 
 
 Cooke, P. S. Scenes and adventures in the 
 
 army 2G'>-318 
 
 Cullum, G. W. Biographical register of offi- 
 cers and graduates of"U. S. military academy 
 30-2397 
 
 Excursion of the Putnam phalanx to Boston, 
 
 Charle&town, and Providence . 26='-559 
 
 Hamilton, S. History of national flag 
 
 26»-353 
 
 Kip, L. Army life on the Pacific 26"-387 
 
 Military and naval defences . 6-657 
 
 Permanent fortifications and sea-coast de- 
 fences, report on . . . . 6-675 
 
 See Battles; Military and naval ***; Ord- 
 nance **; U. S. sanitary com. ; U. S. Chris- 
 tian com. ; and names of military and naval 
 officers. 
 
 — 7. Industry, finance, and resources. 
 
 — Accounts of receipts and expenditures for 1813. 
 
 W., 1814. f . . . . 26='-1318 
 
 — Receipts and expenditures of the government 
 
 for the year ending June 30, 1851. W., 1852 
 80 26='-764 
 
 — Bureau of statistics, monthly report of director 
 
 of; Nos. 1-11,13,14. W., 1866. 4° 1-516 
 
 — Statement of the commercial relations of the U. 
 
 S. with foreign nations. W., 1857-66. 8 v. 
 4° and 8» 1-515 
 
 — Annual report of the secretary of the treasury 
 
 relative to the condition of the banks in the 
 U. S. W., 1850. 80 . . . 1-245 
 
 On the commerce and navigation of the U. S., 
 
 for 1831,2,8,41,8,9-56,61-66. W., 1832-67. 
 20 V. 8° 1-139 
 
 On the state of the finances, from 1837 to 
 
 1866. W., 1838-68. 17 v. 8« . 1-138 
 
 Statistics of the foreign and domestic com- 
 merce of. W., 1864. 8° . . 1-201 
 
 — Tariff; revised and corrected, December, 1863. 
 
 N. Y., 1804. 8° . . . . 2-315 
 
 — American state papers — finance . 26»-1300 
 
 — Aimroyd, G. Internal navigation of 6-600 
 
 — Ashley, J. Considerations concerning trade and 
 
 revenues 1-311 
 
 — Blodget, S. Economica . . . 26''-71 
 
 — Brissot, J. P. Commerce of . . 26''-6 
 
 — Callender, J. T. Key to the six per cent cabinet 
 
 26''-22 
 
 — Coxe, T. View of . . . . 26''-53 
 
 — Dickeson, M. W. American numismatical man- 
 
 ual 26^-417 
 
 — Duane, W. J. Letters . . . J}0-1606 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 606 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States of North America. 7. Finances, 
 industry, and resources. 
 
 — Ferris, J. A. Financial economy of 1-318 
 
 — Flint, H. M. Railroads . . 1-340 
 
 — Gallatin, A. Considerations on currency 1-141 
 
 — Gazetteer of manufactures and manufacturing 
 
 towns G-9G5 
 
 — Hallett, S. Industrial resources of 1-188 
 
 — Kennedy. J. C. G. Agriculture in, 1860 4-500 
 
 — Peto, S. M. Resources and prospects of 
 
 26^-563 
 
 — Policy of extending government aid to addi- 
 
 tional railroads to the Pacific, by guaranteeing 
 interest on their bonds ; report of senate com- 
 mittee. W., 1869 . . . 26''-708 
 
 — Salomons, D. Monetary difficulties in America 
 
 1-285 
 
 — Seybert, A. Statistical annals of . 26''-1203 
 
 — Spaulding, E. G. History of the legal tender 
 
 paper money issued during the great rebellion 
 1-87 
 
 — Tanner, H. S. Canals and railroads of 25-40 
 
 — Taylor, J. W. Mineral resources, east of the 
 
 Rocky mountains . . . 6-304 
 
 — Trotter, A. Position of such states as have 
 
 contracted public debts . . 26''-650 
 
 — Tucker, G. Progress of . . 26-''-418 
 
 — See Agriculture ; Bank of the United States ; 
 
 Emigration ; Internal revenue ; Patent office ; 
 Revenue. 
 
 — 8. Census. 
 
 — Digest of accounts of manufacturing establish- 
 
 ments, and their manufactures. W., 1823. f° 
 6-964 
 
 — See Coxe, T. 
 
 — Statistical view of the population of the United 
 
 States from 1790 to 1830. W., 1835. f" 
 26M307 
 
 — Aggregate amount of each description of persons 
 
 within the U. S. and territories agreeably to 
 acts of enumeration made in 1810. [No title.] 
 Ob. f° . . . . ... 26='-1302 
 
 — Census for 1820. W., 1821. f" . 26''-1303 
 
 — Digest of accounts of manufacturing establish- 
 
 ments. W., 1823. fo . • . 6-964 
 
 — Sixth census ; corrected by department of state, 
 
 1840. W., 1841. f» . . . 26''-1304 
 
 Statistics of sixth c. W., 1841. f 26=--1311 
 
 Compendium of the enumeration of the in- 
 habitants and statistics from the sixth census ; 
 with abstract fnma each preceding census. 
 W., 1841. f° . . . . 26«-lH05 
 
 Census of pensioners, returned under act for 
 
 taking sixth census. W., 1841. 4» 26''-1306 
 
 — Seventh census of the U. S., 1850; with an 
 
 appendix embracing notes upon the tables of 
 each of the states. W., 1853. 4° 26»-1308 
 
 — DeBow, J. D. B. Mortality statistics of seventh 
 
 census 10-630 
 
 Abstract of seventh census . 26''-755 
 
 — Manufactures of the U. S. in 1860 ; compiled 
 
 from the original returns of the eiglith census. 
 W., 1865. 4" . . . . 6-1009 
 
 — Kennedy, J. C. G. Preliminary report of eighth 
 
 census 26^-760 
 
 Population of the U. S. in 1860 ; compiled 
 
 from returns of the eighth census 26"-1309 
 
 — 9. Colonial and general history. 
 
 — Abbott, J. American history . 26*-443 
 
 — American archives .... 26"-1301 
 
 — Bancroft, G. History of . . 26"-7,8 
 History of colonization of, abridged 26"-609 
 
 — Banvard, J. Romance of American history 
 
 26''-650 
 
 — Barbaroux et S(5ron. Hisloire des Etats-Unis 
 
 34-4216 
 
 — Bartlett, W. H. History of . . 26''-450 
 
 — Bonner, J, Child's history of . 26»-330 
 
 — earlier, A. Histoire du peuple Americain 
 
 34-4577 
 
 United States of North America. 9. Colonial 
 and general history. 
 
 — Charters of the colonies . . . 26''-920 
 
 — Davis, A. History of New Amsterdam 
 
 26^-649 
 
 — Essay upon the government of the English plan- 
 
 tations 26''-921 
 
 — Fergus, H. History of the western world 
 
 26=^223 
 
 — Frost, J. Pictorial history of . 26''-3S4 
 
 — Goodrich, C. A. History of . . 26^-958 
 
 — Grahame, J. History of . . 26''-90,l 
 
 — Grimshaw. W. and A. H. History of 26=^-607 
 
 — Hale, S. History of (till 1817) . 26^-95 
 
 — Hamilton, J. C. History of the republic 
 
 26''-364 
 
 — Hazard, E. Historical collections . 2G"-1215 
 
 — Hildreth. R. History of . . 26='-252 
 
 — Howitt, M. Popular history of . 26''-410 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. History of . . 26'''-371 
 Pictorial history of . . . 26'»-432 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M. History of . . 26''-473 
 
 — Marshall, J. Colonial history of v. 1 of 30-551 
 
 — Meek. A. B. Romantic passages in southwest- 
 
 ern history 26"-366 
 
 — Palmer, T. H. Historical register of 26=^-713 
 
 — Patton, J. H. History of . . 26^-428 
 
 — Pitkin, T. Political and civil history of 
 
 26^-280 
 
 — Reed, H. History of the American union 
 
 26^-346 
 
 — Roberts, W. History of . ', 26^-466,1041 
 
 — Sanford, E. History of . . . 26'''-179 
 
 — Sherwood, J. D. Comic history of 26^-1061 
 
 — Spencer, J. A. History of . . 26''-509 
 
 — Tucker, G. History of . . , 26''-359 
 
 — Willard, E. History of . . . 26''-22o 
 
 — 10. War of Independence. 
 
 — AndrcAvs, J. War with America . 26''-4 
 
 — Botta, C. War of independence . 26''-15 
 
 — Chalmers, G. Revolt of American colonies 
 
 26=^-40 
 
 — Curwen, S. Journal and letters . 26^-55 
 
 — Ellet, Mrs. E. F. Domestic history of the revo- 
 
 lution 26''-266 
 
 — Freneau, P. Poems . . . 23-92 
 
 — Frothingham, R. Battlesof Lexington, Concord 
 
 ^and Bunker Hill .... 26=^-257 
 
 — Gibbes, R. W. Documentary history of Ameri- 
 
 can revolution .... 26^-310 
 
 — Gilpin, T. Exiles in Virginia . 26^-483 
 
 — Gordon, W. History of the independence of 
 
 26»-87 
 
 — Greene, G. W. Historical view of the American 
 
 revolution 26''-651 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Washington and his generals 
 
 30-539 
 
 — Johnson, J. Traditions of the revolution 
 
 26^-282 
 
 — Kidder, F. History of the first New Hampshire 
 
 regiment 26"-965 
 
 — Lamb, R. Journal of occurrences of 26*-126 
 
 — Lippard, G. Legends of the American revolu- 
 
 tion 18-1914 
 
 — Lossing, B. J, Pictorial field-book of the revo- 
 
 lution 26^-294 
 
 Seventeen hundred and seventy-six 26''-390 
 
 — Marshall, C. Passages from diary . 26^-626 
 
 — Moore, F. Diary of American revolution 
 
 26»-435 
 
 — Moore, G. H. Treason of Charles Lee 20''-440 
 
 — Nell, W. C. Colored patriots of the American 
 
 revolution 30-861 
 
 — Niles, H. Principles and acts of the revolution 
 
 26"-484 
 
 — Paine, T. Common sense and crisis 33-1188 
 
 — Peterson, C. J. Military heroes of the revolu- 
 
 tion 30-1562 
 
 — Post, L. M. Personal recollections of the 
 
 American revolution . . . 26"-419 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 607 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States of North America. 10. War of 
 Independence. 
 
 — Pownull, T. Administration of the colonies 
 
 2(r'-158 
 
 — Price, r?. Justice and policy of the war in 
 
 America 2-828 
 
 — Ramsay, D. American revolution 2G"-1G9 
 
 — Riedesel, F. C. L. von. Letters and memoirs 
 
 ;i0-462 
 
 — Sabine, L. American loyalists . 2(i'>-178 
 
 — SafFell, W. T. R. Records of the revolutionary 
 
 war 26"-3G8 
 
 — Simcoe, J. G. Military journal . 26M82 
 
 — Smitli, H.W. Nuts for future historians to crack 
 
 2G^'-593 
 
 — Stone, W. L. Border wars of American revolu- 
 
 tion . . . . . . 2G^'-107 
 
 — Tarleton, B. History of campaigns 2G''-200 
 
 — Trescot, W. H. Diplomacy of the revolu'.ion 
 
 2G"-289 
 
 — Thornton, E. Pulpit of the American revolution 
 
 32-&18 
 
 — Warren, Mrs. M. History of American revolu- 
 
 tion 2G''-21G 
 
 — Watson, H. C. Camp-fires of the revolution 
 
 26»-271 
 
 — Watson, E. Men and times of the revolution 
 
 2G»-335 
 
 — 11. War of 1812. 
 
 — Armstrong, J. War of 1812 . . 26''-5 
 
 — Brackenridge, H. M. History of the late war 
 
 2G''-20 
 
 — Clarke, J. F. History of the campaign of 1812 
 
 30-1088 
 
 — Dwight, T. History of the Hartford convention 
 
 2G»-724 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. Campaigns of the British army at 
 
 Washington .... 26'''-715 
 
 — Headley, j. T. Second w\ar with England 
 
 2G^-312 
 
 — Ingersoll, C. J. Historical sketch of the second 
 
 war between the U. S. and G. B. 26"-lll,2 
 
 — James, W. Naval occurrences . 2G''-987 
 
 — Lossing, B. J. Pictorial field-book 2G''-619 
 
 — Subaltern in America . . . 2G''-o46 
 
 — 12. Seminole war. See Seminole wars, pace 
 
 530. 
 
 — 13. Mexican war. See Mexican war, page 
 
 383. 
 
 — 14. War of 1861-5. BMiogvapJiy. 
 Bartlett, J. li. Literature of the rebellion 
 
 21-299 
 
 — 15. General liutory. 
 
 xibbott, J. S. C. Civil war in America 
 
 2G»-G15 
 
 Burgerkrieges in America . 34-2415 
 
 Crafts, W. A. The southern rebellion 
 
 2G--'-1224 
 
 Draper, J. W. History of American civil 
 
 war 2G^-938 
 
 Fletcher, II. C. History of the American 
 
 war 2G''-G13 
 
 Foote, II. S. War of the rebellion 2G»-8G3 
 
 Frost, Mrs. J. B. The rebellion in the U. S. 
 
 2G''-928 
 
 Giddings, J. R. History of the rebellion 
 
 2G''-557 
 
 Greeley, II. American conflict 2G*-5G0 
 
 Guernsey, A. H., and H. M. Alden. Har- 
 per's pictorial history . . . 26M326 
 
 Headley. J. T. The great rebellion 2G''-493 
 
 Kettell, J. P. History of the great rebellion 
 
 2G"-551 
 
 Lossing, B. J. Pictorial history of the civil 
 
 war 2G^-802 
 
 Moore, F. Rebellion record . 2G"-461 
 
 Moore, J. History of the great rebellion 
 
 . . 2G^-839 
 
 Pollard, E. A. The lost cause . 2G»-833 
 
 Southern history of the war . 26M96 
 
 United States of North America. 15. War of 
 1861-5. General history. 
 
 Spencer, C. P. Last ninety days of the war 
 
 ; . 20^-841 
 
 Stacke, H. Story of the American war 
 
 2G''-990 
 
 Stephens, Mrs. A. S. Pictorial history of 
 
 the war for tlie union . . . 26^-G05 
 Tliayer, W. M. Youth's history of the re- 
 bellion 2G"-543 
 
 Tomes, R. The war with the south 2G"-1225 
 
 Victor, O. J. History of southern rebellion 
 
 • 2G''-585 
 
 — 16. Military and natal Mstory. 
 
 Andrews, C. C. Campaign of Mobile 
 
 26''-855 
 
 Army register of the volunteer force of the 
 
 U. S. A., for the years 18G1-5. W., 18G5. 
 
 8 V. 8'' 2G-''-1020 
 
 Bachman, J. Panorama of the seat of war 
 
 25-349 
 
 Barnard, J. G. Peninsular campaign 
 
 26='-563 
 
 Battlefields of the south . . 2G»-547 
 
 Bickham, W. D. Rosecrans' campaign with 
 
 the fourteenth army corps . . 26''-498 
 Borcke, H. von. Confederate war for inde- 
 pendence 2G^-850 
 
 Boudrye, L. N. Historic records of fifth N. 
 
 Y. cavalry 2G''-1049 
 
 Bowman, S. M., and R. B. Irwin. Sher- 
 man and his campaigns . . 26^-704 
 
 Boynton, C. B. History of the navy during 
 
 the rebellion .... 2G"-939 
 
 Chesney, C. C. Military view of campaign 
 
 in Virginia and Maryland . . 2G''-544 
 
 Coffin, C. C. Following the flag 26''-589 
 
 Four years of fighting . . 26=^-805 
 
 My days and nights on the battlefield 
 
 2G"-576 
 
 Conyngham, D.P. Sherman'smarchthrough 
 
 the south 26"-707 
 
 Cook, J. Siege of Richmond . 2G"-478 
 
 Cooke, J. E. "Wearing of the gray 2G''-1011 
 
 Coppee, H. Grant and his campaigns 
 
 26»-726 
 
 Crawford, J. M. Mosby and his men 
 
 2G='-87o 
 
 Davis, W. W. H. 104th Penna. regiment 
 
 2G»-878 
 
 Defences of the N. E. frontier . 2G''-979 
 
 Dodge, W. S. History of the old second 
 
 division 26''-8G9 
 
 Duke, B. W. Histoiy of Morgan's cavalry 
 
 2G''-884 
 
 Early, J. A. Last year of the war 26=^-998 
 
 Edge, F. M. Alabama and Kearsarge 
 
 2GM028 
 
 Maj. -Gen. McClellan and the campaign on 
 
 the Yorktown peninsula . . 2G"-653 
 
 Fitch, J. Annals of army of the Cumberland 
 
 2G"-525 
 
 Fremont, J. B. Story of the guard 2G»-489 
 
 Die leibgarde . . . 34-582 
 
 Gillmore, Q. A. Engineer and artillery 
 
 operations in Charleston liaibor . 2G=^59-4 
 
 Repoit of the siege of Foit Pulaski 
 
 6-608 
 
 Gilmor, II. Four years in the saddle 
 
 26^-813 
 
 Gracey, S. L, Annals of the Gth Penna. 
 
 cavalry 2G''-1010 
 
 Grant, U. S. Report of the armies 26»-979 
 
 Gross, G. J. Battlefield of Gettysburg 
 
 2l3''-877 
 
 Henry, G. W. Military record of civilian 
 
 appointments in the army . . 2G"-10G3 
 
 Iloge, Mrs. A. H. The boys in blue 26='-996 
 
 Hunt, C. E. The Shenandoah ; or, the last 
 
 confederate cruiser . . . 26''-873 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 608 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States of North America. 16. War of 
 1861-5. Military and naval Imtory. 
 
 Jones, J. B. Rebel war clerk's diary 
 
 26''-739 
 
 Jordan, T., and J. P. Pryor. Campaign of 
 
 Lieut. -Gen. Forrest ... . 26»-1007 
 
 Larke, J. K. General Grant and his cam- 
 paigns 26^-531 
 
 Lecomte, F. War in the U. S. . 26''-o05 
 
 Locke, W. H. Story of the regiment 
 
 26=^-988 
 
 Lyle, W. W. Lights and shadows of array 
 
 life 2G''-G53 
 
 McClellan, G. B. Army of the Potomac; 
 
 with accounts of campaign in WesternVirginia 
 . _ . . . 26'*-524 
 
 Marks, J. J. Peninsular campaign in Vir- 
 ginia 26«-532 
 
 Moore, J. Kilpatrick and our cavalry 
 
 26='-654 
 
 Nfiglee, H. M. Report of command of dis- 
 trict of Virginia .... 26^-979 
 
 Newball, F. C. With Gen. Sheridan in Lee's 
 
 last campaign .... 26"-836 
 
 Nichols, G. W. Story of the great marcli 
 
 26''-721 
 
 Noyos, G. F. Bivouac and battlefield 
 
 26'>-502 
 
 Osbon, B. S. Handbook of U. S. navy 
 
 26='-687 
 
 Patterson, R. Campaign in valley of the 
 
 Shenandoah 26"-o92 
 
 Pollard, E. A. Lee and his lieutenants 
 
 26M012 
 
 Quint, A. H. The Potomac and the Rapidan 
 
 26"-r)Gl 
 
 Record of the federal dead . . 26M003 
 
 Red-tape and pigeon-hole generals 26"-542 
 
 Report of the committee on the conduct of 
 
 the war ; with supplement and reports on Fort 
 Pillow, and returned prisoners. W., 18G3-6. 
 5 V. 8» 26''-757 
 
 Attack on Petersburg, July 30, 18G4. 
 
 W., 1805. 8" . . . . 2G''-1031 
 
 Schalk, E. Campaigns of 1862,3 6-G88 
 
 Scheliha, — v. Coast defence . 6-690 
 
 Scott, J. Partisan life with J. S. Mosby 
 
 26''-954 
 
 Semmes, R. Cruise of the Alabama and the 
 
 Sumter 26''-570 
 
 Shanks, W. P. G. Personal recollections of 
 
 distinguished generals . . . 30-1847 
 
 Sherman, W. T. OflBcial account of his groat 
 
 march 26^-781 
 
 Stevenson, W. G. Thirteen months in the 
 
 rebel army 26''-425 
 
 Tenney, W. J. Military and naval history 
 
 of the rebellion .... 26»-719 
 
 Townsend, G. A. Campaigns of a non- 
 combatant 26''-774 
 
 Woodbury, A. Burnside and the 9th army 
 
 corps 26^-862 
 
 Woodward, E. M. Our campaigns 26»-602 
 
 See Army of the Potomac ; National ceme- 
 teries ; Ordnance ; Roll of honor. 
 
 — 17. Political history. 
 
 Arnold, I. N. Lincoln and the overthrow 
 
 of slavery 26"-879 
 
 Bledsoe, A. T. Is Davis a traitor? 2-549 
 
 Botts, J. M. Great rebellion . 26^-838 
 
 Boutwell, G. S. Speeches and papers relating 
 
 to the rebellion .... 26''-961 
 
 Bright, J. Speeches on the American ques- 
 tion 26''-660 
 
 Cairnes, J. E. The slave power 26°-481 
 
 Chiltenden, L. E. Report of secret sessions 
 
 of conference convention . . 20'»-578 
 
 Conway, M. D. The golden hour 26»-G07 
 
 Rejected stone . . . 26''-f68 
 
 Dabney, R. L. Defence of Virginia 2G"-9o3 
 
 United States of North America. 17. War of 
 1861-5. Political history. 
 
 Daniel, J. M. Richmond examiner diiring 
 
 the war 26''-981 
 
 Davis, H. W. Speeches and addresses 
 
 26^-858 
 
 Dye, J. S. Plots and crimes of the great 
 
 conspiracy of America . . 26^-867 
 
 Ellison, T. Slavery and secession . 6='-468 
 
 Farrar, C. C. S. The war, its causes and 
 
 consequences .... 26''-675 
 
 Fisher, H. W. Origin of the American war 
 
 2G''-65;5 
 
 Gasparin, A. de. L' Amerique devant 
 
 r Europe 34-4529 
 
 America before Europe . 26''-424 
 
 Une grand peuple qui se releve 34-3339 
 
 Uprising of a great people . 26''-408 
 
 Goodwin, T. S. Natural history of secession 
 
 26=^-526 
 
 Greeley, H. History of the struggle for 
 
 slavery extension . . . 26^-999 
 
 Greenhow, R. First year of abolition rule 
 
 at Wasliington .... 26^-537 
 
 Gurowski, A. de. Diary . . 26-^-477 
 
 Hope, A. J. B. B. The American disruption 
 
 26^'-1005 
 
 Hopkins, J. B. Fall of the confederacy 
 
 26-''-984 
 
 Hudson, E. M. Second war of independence 
 
 2G^'-527 
 
 Keckley, E. Behind the scenes 30-2361 
 
 Kelley, W. D. Replies to Northrup 
 
 26«-977 
 
 Kennedy, J. P. Ambrose's letters on the 
 
 rebellion 26''-703 
 
 Kerr, W. S. R. Confederate secession 
 
 2G--'-788 
 
 Laugel, A. Les causes et caracteres de la 
 
 guerre civile .... 34-4672 
 
 Lunt, G. Origin of the late Avar 26"-735 
 
 MacMalion, T. W. Cause and contrast 
 
 2G"-1904 
 
 McPherson, E. Political history of 
 
 26^-571 
 
 Massie, J. W. America ; the origin of the 
 
 present conflict .... 26^-497 
 
 Newcomb, S. Our financial policy during 
 
 the rebellion 1-246 
 
 Partridge, J. A. Makiug of the American 
 
 nation 26^^-828 
 
 Record of the democratic party 26*-977 
 
 Reports of the select committee of five on the 
 
 collection of duties ; on hostile organization 
 against the government within the District of 
 Columbia ; on naval force of the U. S. ; rela- 
 tive to the correspondence between the presi- 
 dent and commissioners of South Carolina ; 
 and on seizure of forts. W., 1861. 8° 
 
 26''-767 
 
 Schurz, C. Speeches . . 2-853 
 
 Shaffner, T. P. War in America 26«-469 
 
 Smitii, G. Letter to a whig member of the 
 
 southern independence association 26''-1004 
 
 Spence, J. Southern independence 
 
 26''-1005 
 
 Stanton, R. L. Church and the rebellion 
 
 , 26»-572 
 
 — — - Stephens, A. Constitutional view of the late 
 war 26"-1013 
 
 Tharin, R. S. Arbitrary arrests in the south 
 
 26''-490 
 
 Thayer, M. R., F. E. Felton, and J. W. An- 
 drews. Addresses, etc., on . 26''-975 
 
 Throop, M. H. The future . 26''-661 
 
 True interpretation of the war . 26*-100.'5 
 
 Vallandigham, C. L. Record . 26"-700 
 
 Speeches, arguments, etc. . 26^-926 
 
 Williams, J. Rise and fall of the model 
 
 republic 26"-5C0 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 GOO 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States of North America. 18. War of 
 1861-5. Foreign 1 elation s. 
 
 "Alabama," the, official correspondence in 
 
 respect to 26»-860 
 
 Anent the North American continent 
 
 SG-'-lOOS 
 
 Bemis, G. Precedents of American neu- 
 trality ; hasty recognition ot rebel belligerency 
 •20-^-1001 
 
 Edge, F. M. England's danger and her 
 
 safefv ^()»-1005 
 
 Familiar epistle to R. J. Walker 2G"-1005 
 
 Field, E. W., and C. G. Loring. Corre- 
 spondence on present relations between Great 
 Britain and U. S. of A. . . 26^-501 
 
 — — Gibbs, F. W. Recognition . 2()''-100r) 
 Laboulaye, E. Les Etats-Unis et la France 
 
 34-4o72 
 
 Correspondence relatinir to the civil war in 
 
 the U. S., 1862-4. 3v. "l". . 26»-1206 
 Rebel brag and British bluster . 26"-705 
 
 — 19. Prison-l'^e. 
 
 Abbott, A. O. Prison-life in the south 
 
 2G='-706 
 
 Cavada, F. F. Libby-life . . 25»-o6G 
 
 Ely, A. Journal in Richmond. . 26''-415 
 
 Ferguson, J. Life struggles in rebel prisons 
 
 26''-737 
 
 Glazier, W. W. Capture, prison pen, and 
 
 escape 2G"-69o 
 
 Hamlin, A. C. Martyiia . . 26''-837 
 
 Harris, W. C. Prison-life at Richmond 
 
 2G''-413 
 
 Keiley, A. M. In vinculis . 26''-829 
 
 Sabre, G. E. Nineteen months a prisoner of 
 
 war 26»-727 
 
 — 20. Philanthropic and mnitarv affairs. 
 
 Alcott, L. M. Hospital sketclies 26''-477 
 
 Bounty fund commission, Philadelphia, re- 
 port, 1865 26''-978 
 
 Brocket t, L. P., and M. C. Vaughan. Wo- 
 man's work in the civil Avar . 26"-886 
 
 Cooper-shop volunteer refreshment commit- 
 tee, statement. Ph., 1864. 8° . 26''-978 
 
 Ellis, T. T. Leaves from the diary of an 
 
 army surgeon .... 26»-497 
 
 Hospital transports . . . 2G''-o00 
 
 Penna. relief association for east Tennessee, 
 
 report. Ph., 1864 , . , 26''-978 
 
 Philanthropic results of the war 2G"-870 
 
 Reed, W. H. Hospital life in the army of the 
 
 Potomac 26"-787 
 
 See United States Christian commission ; 
 
 United States sanitary commission. 
 
 — 21. Biography. 
 
 — — Goodrich, F. B. Tribute book 26''-1201 
 Headley, J. T. Farragutaudour naval com- 
 manders 30-1994 
 
 Larke, J. K. Grant and his generals 
 
 cO-2016 
 
 Moore, F. Heroes and martyi's 30-2035 
 
 Women of the war . . 30-1884 
 
 — — Our great captains . . , 30-1655 
 Pollard, E. A. Lee and his lieutenants 
 
 26^012 
 
 Shanks, W. T. G. Distinguished generals 
 
 \ . 30-1847 
 
 Shea, J. G. The fallen brave . 30-2015 
 
 Southern generals . . . 30-1589 
 
 Stow^e, H. B. Men of our times 30-2375 
 
 — 22. Anecdotes, poetry, and incidents. 
 
 Boker, G. H. Poems of the war 23-742 
 
 DeLeon, T. C. South songs . 23-837 
 
 Hackett, H. B. Christian memorials 
 
 32-1187 
 
 Kirkland, F. Anecdotes and incidents 
 
 26-'-854 
 
 Mason, E. V., (ed.) Southern poems of the 
 
 war 23-890 
 
 Melville, H. Battle pieces . . 23-868 
 
 United States of North America. 22. War of 
 1861-5. Anecdoteii, poetry, and incidents. 
 
 Moore, F. Anecdotes, poetry, and incidents 
 
 of the war, north and south ' . 26"-804 
 
 Personal and political ballads 23-735 
 
 : Songs of the soldiers . . 23-720 
 
 Phelps, A. L. Our country , 33-1148 
 
 Redden, L. C. Idyls <if battle . 23-750 
 
 Rouse, E S. S. Bugle blast, comprising an- 
 ecdotes, etc 26"-564 
 
 Simms, W. G. War poetry of the south 
 
 23-920 
 
 White, R. G. Poetry of the civil war 
 
 23-838 
 
 — 23. Miscellany. 
 
 Antic pations of the future . 26''-885 
 
 Baker, L. C. History of the secret service 
 
 26-'-916 
 
 Bates, W. C. Stars and stripes in rebeldom 
 
 26''-426 
 
 Brown, W. W. Negro and the rebellion 
 
 2G»-872 
 
 Brownlow, W. G. Secession . 26''-423 
 
 Day, S. P. Down south . . 26''-416 
 
 Diary of a southein refugee . 26^-956 
 
 Dwight, W. Life and letters . 30-2346 
 
 Edmonds, S. E. E. Nurse and spy 2fi»M90 
 
 Ellis, D. Adv( ntures . . 30-1909 
 
 Estvan, B. War pictures from the south 
 
 26"-499 
 
 Ferguson, R. America during and after the 
 
 war 26'*-577 
 
 Flagof truce, by a white republican 26^-1005 
 
 Geer, J. J. Beyond the lines . 26''-443 
 
 Hannaford, Mrs. P. A. Field, gunboat, hos- 
 pital, and prison .... 26'>-786 
 
 Hardinge, Mrs. I. Belle Boyd in camp and 
 
 prison 26^^-595 
 
 Hepwdrth, G. H. Whip, hoe, and sword 
 
 26''-476 
 
 Higginson, T. W. Army life in a black regi- 
 ment 26"-1058 
 
 Knox, T. W. Camp-fire and cotton-field 
 
 ., . . . 2Q^-nm 
 
 Laugel, A. Les Etats-Unis pendant la guerre 
 
 34-3489 
 
 United States during the war 26''-567 
 
 Lester, C. E. Light and dark of the rebel- 
 lion 26b-442 
 
 Life in the south . . . 26''-441 
 
 Mallet, W. W. Errand to the south 26'M44 
 
 My cave-life in Vickshurg . . 26"-540 
 
 Nott, C. C. Sketches . . 26^-433 
 
 Peyton, J. L. American crisis 26'-917 
 
 Post, L. M. Soldiers' letters . 33-1272 
 
 Richardson, A. I). The secret service : the 
 
 field, the dungeon, the escape . 26^-709 
 
 Russell, W. H. My diary north and south 
 
 26^-430 
 
 Trollope, A. North America . 26''-4l9 
 
 Woes of war .... 26''-1005 
 
 See Confederate states ; Slavery ; South. 
 
 — 24. Beconstruction. 
 
 — Cany, H. C. Industrial, financial, and politi- 
 
 cal ...... 3-55 
 
 — Felton, F. Purification and reconstruction 
 
 26''-975 
 
 — Flanders. H. Observations . . 26^-976 
 
 — Keiley, W. D. The south . . 26''-977 
 
 — McCardle, W. H., case of . . 2-362 
 
 — Pollard, E. A. Lost cause regained 26^-1016 
 
 — Provisional governors, message concerning 
 
 . . . . . 2G''-973 
 
 — Reportof the joint committee on reconstruction. 
 
 W., 186G. 8» 26^-819 
 
 — Report of the select committee on the New Or- 
 
 leans riots. W., 1867. 8°. . 26''-951 
 
 — Tennessee, admission of . . . 26-'-973 
 
 — Throop, M. H. The future . . 26«-661 
 
 — The usurpation .... 26«-976 
 
 89 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 610 
 
 UNITED STATES. 
 
 United States of North America. 25. Geography, 
 explorations, and surveys. 
 
 — Baldwin, T., and J. Tliomas. Gazetteer of 
 
 25-112 
 
 — Colvocoresses, G. M. Four years in the gov- 
 
 ernm(!nt exploring expedition . 29*'-lll 
 
 — Darby, W., and T. Dwight. Gazetteer of 
 
 25-119 
 
 — Emory, W. H. U. S. and Mexican boundary 
 
 2()''-1002 
 
 — Falconer, T. Southwestern, Oregon, and north- 
 
 western boundary . . . 2()''-C61 
 
 — Graham, J. D. Eeports on western lake har- 
 
 bors 2G''-341 
 
 — Haskel-, D., and J. C. Smith. Gazetteer of 
 
 25-102 
 
 — Meade, G. C. Report of survey of north and 
 
 nortliwest lakes .... 6-98:] 
 
 — Mitchell, S. A. Index of counties, districts, 
 
 townships, towns, etc. . . 25-fil 
 
 — Poor, H. V. Railroad map of . 35-164 
 
 — Reports of explorations iind survej'S, to ascer- 
 
 tain route for a railroad Ironi the Mississippi 
 river to the Pacific ocean, made in 18 8,4. 
 AV., 1855-60. 12 V. in 13. 4° . 26''-1001 
 
 — Reportsof the secretary of war ; with reconnais- 
 
 sances of routes from San Antonio to El Paso ; 
 also, the report of Capt. Marcy"'s route from 
 Fort Smith to Santa Fe. W., 1850. 8° 
 26''-481 
 
 — "Wiikes, C. U. S. exploring expedition 29''-75 
 
 — S;^e Coast survey ; Interoceanic canals and rail- 
 
 roads; Pacific railroad. 
 
 — 26. Travels and description. 
 
 — Alembert, A. d'. Flanerie parisienneauxEtats- 
 
 Unis .^ 34-3022 
 
 — Ampere, J. J. Promenade en Amerique 
 
 34-4501 
 
 — Arfwedson, C D. U. S. and Canada, in 1832 
 
 26i'-471 
 
 — Beste, J. R. The Wabash . . 26^-574 
 
 — Bowles, S. Our new west , . 26''-714 
 Pacific railroad open . . . 26"-633 
 
 — Bradbury, J. Interior of America in 1809-11 
 
 26b-5 
 
 — Brissot de Warville, J. P. New travels in 26''-6 
 
 — Buckingham, J. S. America, historical, sta- 
 
 tistic, and descriptive . . . 26''-9 
 
 — Bunn, A. Old England and New England 
 
 26''-640 
 
 — Burnaby, A. Middle settlements of N. A. in 
 
 1759,60 26''-615 
 
 — Carlisle, G. W. F. Travels in America 26b-293 
 
 — Chastellux, F. J. Travels in N. A. 26M8 
 
 — Chateaubriand, R. F. A. de. Voyage en Ame- 
 
 rique 34-3116,5413 
 
 — Combe, G. Notes during a phrenological visit 
 
 26''-22 
 
 — Comettant, O. Trois ans aux Etats-Unis 
 
 34-3146 
 
 — Cooper,T. Some information respecting America 
 
 26'^-23 
 
 — Crockett, D. Tour to the nortli and down east 
 
 26''-555 
 
 — Cuming, F. Sketches of a tour . 26''-524 
 
 — Curtis, G. W. Lotus-eating . . 26''-614 
 
 — Dickens, C. American notes . 26''-144 
 
 — Duncan, J. N. Travels through the U. S. and 
 
 Canada 26»>-639 
 
 — DAvight, T., jr. Summer tours . 26''-31 
 
 — Ferguson, W. America by river and rail 
 
 26''-468 
 
 — Ferrall, S. A. Ramble tlirough . 26"-35 
 
 — Oilman, C. Poetiv of travel . . 26''-164 
 
 — Ha 1, F. Travels in . . . 20^-46 
 
 — Had, N. From Liverpool to St. Louis 26"-241 
 
 — Hamilton, T. Men and manners in America 
 
 26''-469 
 
 — Hancock, W. Emigrant's five years in the free 
 
 states 26'-- 390 
 
 United States of North America. 26. Travels 
 and description. 
 
 — Hodgson, A. Journey through N. A. 26''-145 
 -— Holly, O. L. Picturesque tciurist . 26'M9 
 
 — Hurt-Binet, M. G. Neuf mois aux Etats-Unis 
 
 34-3964 
 
 — Kemble, F. A. Journal . . . 26'^-10 
 
 — Ker, H. Travels through . . 26''-61 
 
 — Lanman, C. Adventures in the wilds of 
 
 26'>-319 
 
 Adventures of an angler in . 26'M21 
 
 — La Rochefoucault-Liancourt, F. A. F. Travels 
 
 in 1795-7 26''-1005 
 
 Voyage fait en 1795-7 . . 84-4209 
 
 — Latham, ll. Black and white . 26"-636 
 
 — Latrobe, C. J. Rambl(;r in North America 
 
 26"-66 
 
 — LaAvrence, G. A. Border and Bastille 26''-450 
 , — Levasseur,A. Lafayette in America 26''-147 
 
 — Liebei', F. Letters to a gentleman in Germany 
 
 26''-275 
 
 — Lundie. Mrs. J. C. America as I found it 
 
 26''-232 
 
 — Lyell, C. Second visit to . . 26'M92 
 
 — McCall, G. A. Letters from the frontiers 
 
 26''-681 
 
 — Macgregor, .T. Our brothers and cousins 
 
 26''-35o 
 
 — ]\I=ickay, A. Travels in, 1846,7 . 26''-200 
 
 — Mackinnon, L. Atlantic and transatlantic 
 
 26*'-231 
 
 — Marryat, F. Diary in America . 26'*-79 
 
 — Martineau, H. Retrospect of western travel 
 
 . . 26^-78 
 
 — Maury, S. M. Enclishwoman in America 
 
 . ^. . . . 26''-80 
 
 — Mitchell, D.W. Ten years in . 26''-489 
 
 — Murray, A. M. Letters from . 26''-29G 
 
 — Murray, C A. North America in 1834-6 
 
 26''-88 
 
 — Ossoli, S. M. F. de. Summer on the lakes 
 
 26''-40 
 
 — Parkinson, R. Tour in America, 1798-1800 
 
 20*^-659 
 
 — Pumpelly, R. Across America and Asia 
 
 29*'-136 
 
 — Russell, W. H. Mj' diary north and south 
 
 , . 26"-430 
 
 — Sagra, R. de la. Cinq mois aux Etats-Unis 
 
 84-4735 
 
 — Sala, G. A. My diary in America, 1863,-4 
 
 26''-526 
 
 — Shaw, J. Ramble through . . 26"-635 
 
 — Sigouruey, Mrs. L. H. Scenes in my native land 
 
 26"-117 
 
 — Silliman, A. Galh'p among American scenery 
 
 2G''-118 
 
 — Skinner, J. E. H. After the storm 26»'-665 
 
 — Tallack, W. Friendly sketches in America 
 
 26^-417 
 
 — Things as they are .... 26''-! 24 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. America and her commen- 
 
 tators 26''-473 
 
 — Wansey, H. Journal of excursion, 1794 
 
 26^-616 
 
 — Weld, I., jr. Travels in, 1795-7 . 26'^-641 
 
 — Willis, N. P. Health trip to the tropics 2(,''-258 
 
 — Wortley, E. S. Travels in, 1849,r.O 2G"-221 
 
 — See Emigration ; Topographical bureau. 
 
 — 27. Miscellany. 
 
 — American annual register, 1796 . 26''-728 
 
 — British mechanic's and labourer's hand-b(K)k 
 
 and guide • 26''-868 
 
 — Camp, D. N. American year-book 26"-992 
 
 — Davis, E. Half century ; ( hanges in the U. f^. 
 
 26''-625 
 
 — Eighty years' progress in . . 26*-912 
 
 — Grattan, T. C. Civilized America . 26'>-345 
 
 — Janson, C. W. Stranger in America 26''-474 
 
 — Mellen, G. Book of the U. S. . 26*'-588 
 
UNITED STATES. 
 
 611 
 
 UPflAM. 
 
 United Statesof North America. 27. Miscellany. 
 
 — Miirat, A. Moral and political sketch of 2G'^-H9 
 
 — Poussin, G. T. Power and progress of 26-'-273 
 
 — Pritts, J. Border-life . . . SO^-STO 
 
 — Putnam, G. P. American fiicts . 26"-7r)0 
 
 — Smith, J. J., and J. F. Watson. American liis- 
 
 torical and literary curiosities . 88-3;)9 
 
 — Volney, C. F. View of . . . 2(5"-'i91 
 
 — Warden, D. B. Statistical, political and his- 
 
 torical account of . . . 26*'-58G 
 
 — Winterhotham, W. View of . 2(i'^-595 
 
 — See Alaska (in Supplement) ; America ; Indians : 
 
 Lakes ; Northwest ; Parties ; South ; Territo- 
 ries ; West (U. S.) ; and names of states. 
 U. S. Christian commission. Annual reports, 2d to 
 5th. Ph., 1864-7. 8° . . . 82-2149 
 
 — Moss, L. Annals of . . . 82-2148 
 
 — Smith, E. P. Incidents of . . 26"-1047 
 United States magazine and democratic review. 
 
 V. 1-80. Wr, 1838-52. 8° . . 17-88 
 
 United States military academy. Benton, J. G. 
 
 Ordnance and gunnery for cadets of 6-567 
 
 — Boynton, E. C. ^History of . . 26^-584 
 
 — Park, R. History and topography of 26''-152 
 United States naval academy. Luce, S. B. In- 
 structions in naval light artillery for 6-687 
 
 — Marshall, E. C. History of . . 26»-471 
 U. S. naval observatory. Astronomical and meteor- 
 ological observaticms during the years 1849-52. 
 1802-6. W., 1862-8. 7 v. 4° . 12-155 
 
 U. S. sanitary commission. Bulletin. [Nov. 1868 to 
 Aug. 1865.] N. y., 1866. 8" . 10-751 
 
 — Docmnents. v. 1,2, No. 1-95. N. Y., 1866. 2 v. 
 
 8° 10-752 
 
 — Bray ton & Terry. Sketch of the soldiers' aid 
 
 society of Ohio .... 26-^-588 
 
 — Narrative of sufferings of U. S. ofBcers and 
 
 soldiers while prisoners of war in the hands of 
 the rebel authorities. Ph., 1865. 8» 26''-852 
 
 — Sketch of its purposes and its work. B., 1868 
 
 10-408 
 
 34-4707 
 34-4706 
 
 — Evans, T. W. Essais d'hygiene 
 La commission sanitaire 
 
 — Flint, A. Causation and prevention of disease 
 
 10-806 
 
 — Hammond, W. A. Medical and surgical essays 
 
 10-454 
 
 — Henshaw, S. E. History of the northwestern 
 
 branch . 
 
 — Our daily fare 
 
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 — La Salle, A. E. G. Sicile 
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 L. 
 
 26»-1040 
 
 33-1179 
 
 33-1178 
 
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 N. Y., 
 
 17-197 
 
 9-87 
 
 29''-168 
 
 11-80 
 
 Italic 
 
 34-4889 
 34-4889 
 2 V. 8° 
 
 21-288 
 "Universal character," or manner of writing that 
 may be intelligible to the inhabitants of every 
 country. Bath. Sm. 4° . . 22-865 
 
 Universal formulary. R. E. Griffith , 10-925 
 
 Universal genius. M. W. Savage . . 18-2787 
 Universal history. See History, general and uni- 
 versal . 
 Universal history compiled from original authors. 
 V. 2-7. L., 1787-44. 6 v. f . 29»-407 
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 Universal history on scriptural principles; new ed., 
 chiefly designed for the young. L. 6 v. 
 
 29='-92 
 
 Universal path-finder, the. M. N. Olmsted 83-1876 
 
 Universal restoration : a poem. G. Calvert 28-923 
 
 Universal songster ; or, museum of mirth ; being a 
 
 collection of ancient and modern songs. L., 
 
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 Universal suffrage. T. W. Hartley . 2-1029 
 
 Universal text-book of photography. L., 1864 
 
 6 f'SS 
 
 Univercoelum and sjiiritual philosopher, the, [afier- 
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 in 1 4° 32-2058 
 
 Uuiversalism. Ballon, II. Eleven sermons 
 
 82-M84 
 
 Notes on the parables . . 32-1483 
 
 Treatise on atonement . . 82-1485 
 
 — Dexter, H. M. Verdict of reason . 32-1652 
 
 — Kidwell, J. Strictures on future punishm: nl 
 
 82-1483 
 
 — Kneeland, A. Philadelphia universalist masa- 
 
 zine 32-1703 
 
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 Universe. Cudwortii, R. Intellectual system of 
 
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 Universe, the. F. A. Pouchet . . 9-1051 
 
 Universities. Arnold, M. Schools on the continent 
 
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 — Huber, V. A. English universities 18-118 
 
 — Newman, J. H. Office and work of 13-150 
 
 — Schaff, P. Universities of Germany 82-688 
 
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 Universities' mission to Central Africa. H. Rowley 
 
 83-1938 
 
 University of the state of New York. See New 
 
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 University quarterly ; conducted by an association 
 
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 Ne\r Haven, 1860,1. 8° . . 17-105 
 
 University representation. J. Ileywood 18-107 
 
 Unjust judge, the: a memorial of R. B. Taney 
 
 '2-992 
 
 Unloved one. Mrs. Holland . . . 18-1440 
 
 Unprotected ; or, facts in dressmaking life. By a 
 
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 Unprotected females in Norway ; or, the pleasantest 
 
 way of travelling there, passing through 
 
 Denmark and Sweden ; with Scandinavian 
 
 sketches from nature. L., 1857 . 27'^-443 
 
 Unsuspected observer, the, in the spirit of the late 
 
 famous Martinus Scriblerius. L., 1793. 3 v. 
 
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 Until death us do part. A. J. Evans . 18-4291 
 "Unto this last." J. Ruskin . . 3-201 
 
 Unzer, J. A. Principles of physiology ; and a dis- 
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 "Up the country." E.Eden . . 28'>-517 
 Up and down the London streets. M. Lemon 
 
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 Up hill ; or, life in the factory. B., 1865 18-8887 
 Up the Rhine. T. Hood . . . 37b-273 
 Up the river. J. Abbott . . . 18-85 
 
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 Upcott, W. Bibliographical account of the princi- 
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 Updike, W. Memoirs of the Rhode Island bar. 
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 UZZIEL. 
 
 Upliam, C. W. Salem witchcraft ; with an account 
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 Uphani, E. History of the Ottoman empire. E., 
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 L pham, T. C. American cottage life : a series of 
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 ■ — Elements of mental philosophy ; including the 
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 — Letters, aesthetic, social, and moral ; written 
 
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 Madame de La Mothe Guyon ; with some ac- 
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 1843 32-217 
 
 Upholsterer's guide. T. King . . 6-122 
 
 Upholstery. See Furniture. 
 
 Upper ten thousand. C. A. Bristed . 18-420 
 
 Uprising of a great people. A. de Gasparin 
 
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 Ups and downs. L. Lermont . . 18-1844 
 
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 Upshur, A. P. Brief enquiry into the true nature 
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 Upside down. Rosa Abbott . . . 18-4091 
 
 Upton, E. New system of infantry tactics. N. Y., 
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 Urgemic convulsions. C. R. Braun . 10-907 
 
 Uranography. See Astronomy. 
 
 Urbin, E. Practical guide for puddling iron and 
 
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 Urbino, Mme L. B., et al. Art recreations ; a com- 
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 Urbino, Mrs. S. R. An American woman in Europe ; 
 the journal of two years and a half sojourn in 
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 Urbino. Dennistoun, J. Memoirs of the dukes of 
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 Ure, A. Cotton manufacture of Great Britain ; 
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 . 6-439 
 
 — Dictionary of chemistry ; on the basis of Mr. 
 
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 Urethra. Thompson, H. Stricture of . 10-906 
 
 Uriconium, the Roman city of. J. C. Anderson 
 
 27»-25 
 
 Urinary organs. Morland, W. , Diseases of 10-439 
 
 Urinary organs. Parrish, J. Diseases of tlie 10-467 
 
 — Roberts, W. Treatise on urinary diseases 10-590 
 
 — Thompson, H. Diseases of . . 10-886 
 Stricture of urethra . . . 10-906 
 
 Urine. Neubauer, C, and J. Vogel. Analysis of 
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 Urn-burial. Browne, SirT. Discourse on 32-1655 
 Urquhart, D. The Lebanon (Mount Souria) ; a 
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 Urquhart, J. Orme, W. Memoirs of . 30-905 
 
 Urquhart, W. Sir John May Mead . 18-3386 
 Urquhart, "VV. P. Lite and times of Francesco 
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 Ursula. Miss E. M. Sewell . . . 18-2816 
 Ursule Mirouet. H. de Balzac . . 34-3043 
 Use of sunshine. R. B. Knowles , . 18-3388 
 Useful arts. Appleton's mechanic's magazine 6-979 
 
 — Coxe, T. Statement of the manufactures of the 
 
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 — Cutbush, J. American artist's manual 6-881 
 
 — The engineer- 6-1021 
 
 — Ewbank, T. The world a workshop 6-848 
 
 — Franklin journal .... 6-850 
 
 — Howe, H. Memoirs of mechanics . 30-246 
 
 — Martineau, H. Health, husbandry, and handi- 
 
 craft 33-895 
 
 — Mining magazine .... 6-978 
 
 — Potter, A. Principles of science applied 6-910 
 
 — Practical mecliunics' magazine . 6-980 
 
 — The scientific American . . . C-1018,9 
 
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 — See Industry ; Industrial exhibitions ; Manufac- 
 
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 Uses. Cornish, W. F. Essay on v. 3 of 2-55 
 
 Usher, J. Aikin, J. Life of . ' . 30-9 
 
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 Usury. Benlham, J. Defence of . 1-12 
 
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 Utah. Burton, R. F. City of the saints 26''-414 
 
 — Ferris, B. G. Utah and the mormons 26'^-267 
 
 — Simpson, J. H. Explorations in the basin of 
 
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 Uterus. Duparcque. F. Diseases of . 10-486 
 
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 Utilitarianism explained and exemplified in moral 
 
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 Utilitarianism. John Stuart Mill . . 15-353 
 
 Utility, book of. T. Tegg . . . 83-1118 
 Utility of mathematics. C. Davies . 14-23 
 
 Utilization of minute life. T. L. Phipson 9-604 
 Utopia. Sir T. More .... 2-807 
 
 Utterly wrecked. H. Morford . . 18-2943 
 Utterton, F. A. Biographical sketches of twenty- 
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VACANCES. 
 
 613 
 
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 Vacauces de Caraille. H. jVIuvgcr . . 34-8585 
 Vacances des jeuues Boers. Maj^ne Reid 34-3517 
 Vacation tourists. F. Galton . . 2y''-189 
 
 Vaccination. Ballaul, E. . . . 10-882 
 
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 Vagabond, the. A. Badeau . . . 33-403 
 
 Vagal)onds, the. J. T. Trowbridge . 23-87 
 
 Vagabonds and beggars, book of . . 33-817 
 
 Vagamundo. J. E. VNarren . . , 27''-245 
 
 Vagaries of Vandyke Ijrowne. W.P.Brannan 23-803 
 Vail, A. American electro-maguetlc telegraph. Ph., 
 
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 Vaillance. J. Sandeau .... 34-3716 
 
 Valbezen, A. de. Le Chien d'Alcibiade. B., 1844 
 
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 Valcreuse. J. Sandeau . . . . 34-3717 
 Valdenses. See Waldenses. 
 
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 Valdes, J. de. Wiffen, B. B. Life and writings of 
 
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 Valdez, F. T. Six years of a traveller's life in 
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 — Manual of the corporation of the city of New 
 
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 Valentine, W. Biidiret of wit and humor 18-3391 
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 Valentine's eve. Mrs. A. Opie . v. 2 of 18-2394 
 Valerie. Fr. Marry at .... 18-2092 
 Valerie. Mme. J. de W. de Kriidner . 34-3449 
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 Valise noire, la. E. Souvestre . . 34-5458 
 Valla, L. De linguae latiuae elegantia libri sex. 
 
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 Vallandigham, C. L. Record of Hon. C. L. Vallan- 
 
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 Valley of a hundred fires. [Same as Rector's wife.] 
 
 J. C. Stretton 18-3689 
 
 Valley of the Nile. W. H. D. Adams . 28''-601 
 
 Valois, A-. de. Mexique, Havane, et Guatimala; 
 
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 .Vane, H. Upham, C. W. Life of. (S. A. B. 4) 
 
 30-497 
 
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 Van Evrie, J. H. Negroes and negro slavery ; the 
 
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VAN OOSTERZEE. 
 
 614 
 
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 Varnishing. Painter, gilder, and varnisher's com- 
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 Varroiuanus. J. W. Donaldson . . 22-422 
 Vasari, G. Lives of the most eminent painters, 
 
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 Veau d'or, le. X. de Montepin et E. Capendu 
 
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 Vecchy, C. A. Garibaldi at Caprera. Translated 
 
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 Vegetable substance's used for the food of man. E. 
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 Vegetable substances used in the arts and in domestic 
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VEGETABLES. 
 
 615 
 
 VERON. 
 
 Vegetables. Burr, F. Garden vegetables 4-242 
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 Vegetation, les nierveilles de la. F. Marion 34-3509 
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 Veiise, E. Memoirs of the court of Prussia. Trans. 
 
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 L., 18:)G. 2 V 27''-2G9() 
 
 Veil lifted. E. Richardson . . . 82-1627 
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 Veille de Noel. C. Schmid . . . 84-4244 
 Veillee de Vincennes. A. de Vigny . 34-4570 
 Veillees de Saint-Hubert, les. Le marquis de Fou- 
 
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 Veillees du chateau, les. Mme. de Genlis 84-5086 
 Veillees flamandes. H. Conscience . 84-8158 
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 Velez de Guevara. See Guevara. 
 
 Velocipede, the : its history, varieties, and practice. 
 N. Y., 1869 20-492 
 
 Velpeau, A. A. L. M. Diseasesof the breast. Trans, 
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 Velvet cusliion. J. W. Cunningham , 18-779' 
 
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 Vendee, story of the war in. G. J. Hill 27"-! 753 
 
 Vendors and purchasers of real property. Hilliard, 
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 Venereal diseases. Hill, B. Syphilis and local con- 
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 Veness, W. T. El Dorado ; or, British Guiana as 
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 Venice. Adams, W.H.D. Past and present 27''-393 
 
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 Venn, Henry. Life and selection from letters of 
 
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 Venn, .J. Logic of chance ; with especial reference 
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 L., 1866 . .• . . . 15-303 
 
 Venti-lating and warming. N. Arnott . 6-4 
 
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 Veniilation of dwellings, and utilization of 
 
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 Ventouillac, L. T. The French librarian, or literary 
 
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 Ventriloquist, the. H. Cockton . . 18-664 
 
 Verba nominalia. R. S. Charnock . 22-50 
 
 Verdant green. E. Bradley . . . 18-301 
 
 Verderevsky. Captivity of two Russian princesses 
 
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 Verne, J., et C. Wallut. Onze jours de siege ; come- 
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 G16 
 
 VIE. 
 
 Veron, L. Memoires d'un bourgeois. P., 1857. 5 v. 
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 Veronica ; or, the lighthouse keeper. By the author 
 
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 Veronique. Fl. Marryat . . . 18-4258 
 Versailles. F. Bernard . . . 34-3944 
 
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 Versification. Hermanu, G. Elementae doctrinae 
 
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 Versions and verses. C. Dexter . . 23-765 
 Vertebrate animals. Owen, R. Anatomy of 
 
 9-602 
 
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 Vesicovaginal fistula. T. A. Emmet . 10-861 
 
 Vesper. Mme A. de Gasparin . , 34-3342 
 
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 Vestiges of the spirit-liistory of man. S. F. Dnnlap 
 . " . . . . 32-760 
 
 Vestigia Anglicana. S. R. Clarlte . 27''-268 
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 P., 1853 34-3974 
 
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 1860 84-3975 
 
 — Musees d'ltalle ; precedes d'une dissertation sur 
 
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 Viator ; or, a peep into my note-book. D. Hotfman 
 
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 Viator. Sec Washington sketcli-book. 
 
 Vicaire de Wakefield. O. Goldsmith . 34-3990 
 
 Vicar of Roost 18-780 
 
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 L., 1847 27*'-477 
 
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 Vicenza. duke of See Caulaincourt. 
 Viceroys of Ireland. .L T. Gilbert . 27M^50 
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 Vickers, T. See Purcell, J. i3. ' 
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 Vicomte de Beziers. F. Soulie . . 34-3777 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne. A. Dumas . 34-3209 
 Vicomte de Launay. Mme E. de Girardin 34-3356 
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 Victoria. Hovvitt, W. Two years in . 28''-199 
 
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VIE. 
 
 617 
 
 VIOLIN. 
 
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 View at the foundations. W. M. Fernald 10-52i 
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 Viga Gluni's saga. E. Head . . 18-1383 
 
 Vigilantius and his times. W. S. Gilly 32-781 
 
 Vigue, G. T. Six months in America. Ph., 1833 
 
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 Vignettes. B. R. Parkes . . . 30-1834 
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 Vignt ans apres. A.Dumas . . 34-3206 
 
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 Vigny, A. de. Cinq-Mars, ou une conjuration sous 
 
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 Villa on the Rhine ; or, villa Eden. B. Auerbach 
 
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 Village ; a poem. .G. Crabbe . . 23-64,5 
 Village belles. Miss A. Manning . 18-2051 
 
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 Village doctor. S. de B. d'Arbouville . 18-158 
 
 Village life in Eirypt. B. St. John . 28"-154 
 Village life in Switzerland. S. D. Delmard 27"-725 
 Village on the clifi'. A. I. Thackeray 18-3180,3204 
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 — Moralistes des XVIme et XVIIme siecles. P., 
 
 1859. 8° 34-4011 
 
 — Outlines of philosophy and literature. L., 1865 
 
 88-1308 
 
 — Studies in Pascal. Trans., with notes, by T. 
 
 Smith. E., 1859 . . . 22-1203 
 
 — Vital Christianity ; essays and discourses on the 
 
 religious and the religion of God. Trans, by 
 R. Turnbull. B., 1845 . . 32-319 
 
 — • Scherer, E. Notice sur la vie et ses oeuvres 
 
 84-4581 
 
 — See Cousin, V., et al., in Supplement. 
 Vineyard labourers. J. A. Winscom . 18-3556 
 Vineyards. Busby, J. Visit to vineyards of Spain 
 
 and France 4-9 
 
 — Du Breuil, A. Vineyard culture . 4-380 
 
 — Fiagg, W. J. Three seasons in European vine- 
 
 yards ...... 
 
 — See Grapes. . 
 
 Vingut, G. F. de. Naomi Torrente . 18-853 
 
 — Vice-president's daughter; Wife of two hus- 
 
 bands ; Irene .... 18-853 
 
 Vinje, A. O. Norseman's views of Britain and the 
 
 British. E., 1863 . . . 27i>-706 
 
 Vinton, A. H. God in government : a sermon. 
 
 Ph., 1801. S" . . . . 33-933 
 
 Vinsauf, G. de. See Chronicles of the crusades 
 Viola. E. Bennett .... 18-323 
 
 Viola. J. Abbott . . . . v. 12 of 18-15 
 Violette. A. Meray .... 84-8931 
 Violin. Campaguoli, B. Methodof playing 5-1158 
 
 — Dubourg, G. Account of . . 5-1083 
 
 — Fetis, F. J Anthony Stradivari and bow in- 
 
 stiuments 5-1039 
 
 — 100 melodies lor .... 5-1073 
 
 — Pearce, J. Violin and violin makers 5-1056 
 
 — Sandys, W., and L. A. Forster. History of 
 
 . . 5-1033 
 
 — S]iohr, L. Violinschule . . . 5-1159 
 
 — Witting, C. Kunst des violiuspiels 5-866 
 
VIREY. 
 
 618 
 
 VOICE. 
 
 Virey, J. J. De la femme, sous ses rapports pliysio- 
 logique, moral et litteraire. 2me ed. P., 
 1825. 8» 34-4898 
 
 Virgilins Maro, P. Opera omnia. Ex recensione 
 J. C. Jahn. Lips., ISoS . . 34-373 
 
 — Works. Trans, bv J. Dryden. K Y., 1839. 
 
 2 V. . . ' . . . . 23-7o 
 
 — Same 23-476 
 
 — Same. Trans, by J. Davidson. L., 1850 
 
 23-348 
 
 — .^neid. Translated into Englisli verse by J. 
 
 Cpiiinuton. N. Y.,1867 . . 23-934 
 
 — L' Eiioide. Trad, en versfran^aispar J. Delille. 
 
 2d od. P., 1813 .... 34-3892 
 
 — Les Bncoliques. Trad, en vers franqais, [par 
 
 J. Delille, et precedees de la vie du poiile 
 latin.] P., 1806 .... 34-3893 
 
 — Georgics. Trans, by W. Sotlieby. L., 1800. 
 
 8" . ^ 23-213 
 
 — Les Georgiqucs. Tr. en vers franqais par J. 
 
 Delille. P., 1809 . . . 34-3894 
 
 — Pastorals. Trans, by J. Beattie . 2.3-441 
 
 — Miscellanea Virgiliana . . . 22-1092 
 Vii'ginia. Debates and other proceedings of the 
 
 convention of Virginia, convened at Rich- 
 mond, 1788, for the purpose of deliberating on 
 the constitution recommended by the grand 
 federal convention. 2d ed. Richmond, 1805. 
 8» 26='-056 
 
 — Arthur, T. S., and W. H. Carpenter. History 
 
 of 26''-518 
 
 — Bechler, G. R. Atlas of campaigns in 
 
 20»-574 
 
 — Beverley, R. History of . . 26''-325 
 
 — Burk, J. History of . . . 26^-29 
 
 — Campbell, C. History of . . 26''-358 
 
 — Campbell, J. W. History of, till 1781 26''-35 
 
 — Dabney, R. L. Defence of . . 26^-953 
 
 — Davis, J. First settlers in . . 26''-77 
 
 — De Haas, W. Early settlement and Indian wars 
 
 26-'-275 
 
 — Dodge, J. R. West Virginia . . 26''-554 
 
 — Foole, W. H, Sketches, historical and bio- 
 
 graphical 26''-329 
 
 — Forrest, W. S. Sketches of Norfolk 26»-301 
 
 — Gilpin, T. Exiles in . . . 26^'-483 
 
 — Grigsby, H. B. Convention of 1776 26»-404 
 
 — Hambleton, J. P. History of political campaign 
 
 in ....... 26''-604 
 
 — Hawks, F. L. Ecclesiastical history of 
 
 32-1334 
 
 — Hopkins, S. Youth of the old dominion 
 
 26^-342 
 
 — Howe, H. Historical collections of 26''-103 
 
 — Howison, R. R. History of . . 26^-105 
 
 — Jefferson, T. Notes on state of 26=^-118 ; v. 8 
 
 of 26"-944 
 
 — Meade, W. Old churches, ministers, and fami- 
 
 lies of 26»-361 
 
 — Noyes, G. F. Campaign sketches in 26"-502 
 
 — Strother, D. 11. Virginia illustrated 26^-324 
 
 — See Confederate states of America. 
 
 Virginia, army of, rules and articles . 26''-1865 
 Virginia comedians. J. E. Cooke . 18-703 
 
 Virginia Graham. J. Jones . . . 18-4202 
 Virginia. J. Abbott . . . v. 12 of 18-15 
 Virginia and Magdalen. Mrs. Southworth 18-2985 
 Virginia primer, the. Richmond, 1864 26^-2020 
 Virginia speller and reader, the. Richmond, 1865 
 
 26"'-2021 
 
 Virginia springs. J. J. Moorman . . 10-82,3 
 Virginians. W. M. Thackeray . . 18-3202 
 Virginity. See Marriage. 
 
 Viru(5s y Spinola, J. J. de, and F. T. A. Chaluz 
 de Vernevil. Grammar of harmony, coun- 
 terpoint, and nmsical composition ; or, the 
 generation of euphony reduced to natural 
 truth. L.,1850. 8» . ,. . 5-988 
 
 Vishnu Puriina. Wilson, H. H, Works, v. 6-9 
 
 33-936 
 
 Vishnusarman, hitopadesa of. Sir W. Jones 
 
 V. 13 of 28''-254 
 
 Visible speech. A. M. Bell . . . 22-363 
 
 Vision. Fearn, J. Laws of cerebral vision 15-145 
 
 — Nunneley, T. On the organs of . 10-202 
 
 — Snellen, H. Test-types for the determination 
 
 of the acuteness of . . . 11-69 
 
 — Wells, W. C. On single vision with two eyes 
 
 Il-i33 
 
 — See Eye ; Light ; Sight ; Spectacles. 
 Vision, the. See Dante. 
 
 Vision of Alfred. J. Sympson . . 23-1301 
 Visi<m of Sir Launfal. J.R.Lowell v. 2 of 23-268 
 
 Visions, book of 32-197 
 
 Visit to King Theodore. H. A. Burette 28''-586 
 Visit to Paris in 1814. John Scott . 27'^-32 
 
 Visit to some American schools and colleges. S. .J. 
 
 Blake 13-36 
 
 Visitation of the county of Huntingdon. Camden 
 
 soc. pub. V. 43 . . . . 27*-195 
 Visiting my relations. M. A. Kelty . 18-3965 
 Visits and sketches at home and abroad. A. M. 
 
 Jameson 33-1154 
 
 Visits of mercy. E. S Ely . . . 32-1886 
 Visscher, N. I. See Asher, G. M., in Supplement. 
 Vita nuova. Dante Aligiiieri .' 30-1368,2030 
 Vitet, L. La monarchic de 1830 . . 34-4660 
 
 — Pindare et I'art grec. Les marbres d'EIeusis 
 
 34-4667 
 
 Viti. Seemann, B. Government mission to 2y''-16 4 
 
 — See Fiji. 
 Vitreous and ceramic manufactures. 
 
 F. Knapp 
 
 V. 2 of 8-42 
 Trans, by .1. 
 5-462 
 34-619 
 34-3492 
 3^-4819 
 34-35(57 
 34-4129 
 
 Vitruvius Pollio, M. Architecture. 
 
 Gwilt. L., 1860 . 
 Vittoria Accorombona. L. Tieck 
 Viltoria Colonna. J. Lefevre 
 Viveur, le. A. Ricard . 
 Viveurs de Paris. X. de Montopin 
 Viveurs de province. X. de Montepin 
 Viveur de province a Paris. X. de Montepin 
 
 34-4134 
 
 Vivia. E. D. E. N. Southworth . . 18-2987 
 Vivian. M. Edgeworth . . v. 2 of 18-977 
 Vivian Grey. B. Disraeli . . . 18-900 
 
 Vivisection. Turner, J. Register of experiments 
 on living animals . . . 10-709 
 
 Vlacq, A, See Ulacq, A. 
 
 Vladimir and Catherine ; or, Keiv in the year 1861 ; 
 an historical romance. By a tliirty years' resi- 
 dent ill Russia .... 18-3401 
 Vocal poetry. J. Aikin . . . 23-605 
 
 Vogdes, W. Elementary treatise on mensuration 
 and practical geometiy. Ph., 1855 14-52 
 
 — United States arithmetic. Ph., 1859 14-50 
 Vogelhandler von Imst. C. Spindler . 34-533 
 Vogt, C. Lectures on man : his place in creation, 
 
 and in the history of the earth. L., 1864. 
 8« 9-651 
 
 Vogt, C. F. Letters on chess ; containing an ac- 
 count of some of the principal works on that 
 celebrated game ; with extracts and remarks. 
 L., 1848 20-74 
 
 Vogt [or Voigt], J. Catalogus historico-criticus 
 librorum rariorum. Hamburg, 1753 21-121 
 
 Voice. Art of improving tlie voice and oar 5-1086 
 
 — Baker, B. F., and L. H. Southard. Formation 
 
 and cultivation of ... 5-992 
 
 — Frobisher, J. E. Culture of voice and action 
 
 22-641 
 
 — Hunt, J. Philosophy of . . 22-656 
 
 — L'Iserc, C. de. Diseases and hygiene of tlie 
 
 organs of 10-73 
 
 — Mackenzie, M. Loss of . . . 10-881 
 
 — Rush, J. Philosophy of . . 22-723 
 
 — See Elocution ; Singing; Throat. 
 
 Voice from a friend. [See Cass, L.] . 18-3652 
 
 Voice from the main deck. S. Leech . 29''-31 
 
 Voice from the Wasliingtonian home. D. Harrison 
 
 2-1057 
 
VOICE. 
 
 619 
 
 VOYAGEUR. 
 
 Voice of blood. S. Philips . 
 Voice of Christian life in sona; 
 
 32-1418 
 Mrs. E. Ciiarles 
 
 . . 32-1543 
 
 Voices from the crowd. C. Mackay . 28-458 
 
 Voices from the mountains. C. Mackay 23-329,458 
 Voices from the press ; a collection of sketches, es- 
 says, and poems, by practical printers. Ed'. 
 
 by J. J. Brenton. N. Y., 1850 
 Voices from the ranks. War, the ; or 
 Voices from the silent land. Mrs. H. 
 
 D. 
 
 33-136 
 
 27''-2997 
 
 Williams 
 
 32-511 
 
 23-452 
 
 23-781 
 
 32-380 
 
 32-1 G71 
 
 34-3402 
 
 Voices of the border. G. W. Patten 
 
 Voices of the morning." Belle Bush 
 
 Voices of nature. H. T. Cheever 
 
 Voices of the soul. J. Reid . 
 
 Voix interieures. M. V. Hugo 
 
 Volcanoes. Brigham, W. T. Volcanic phenomena 
 
 of the Hawaiian islands. [Mem. Bosl. soc. 
 
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 — Scrope, G. P. Extinct volcanoes of Central 
 
 France 9-291 
 
 Phenomena of; with descriptive catalogue 
 
 9-292 
 
 — Zurcher and Margolle. Volcanoes and earth- 
 
 quakes. . . . . . 9-341 
 
 Volkswirthschaftslehre, gruudsiitze der. K. H. Rau 
 
 3'-232'> 
 
 Volkswirthschaftspolitik, grundsatze der. K. H. Rau 
 
 34-2321 
 
 Volney, C. F. C. La loi naturelle. L. L'an 4e de 
 larepub 83-425 
 
 — The ruins ; or, a survey of the revolutions of 
 
 empires. 4th ed. ; with The law of nature. L., 
 1801. 8° 2-900 
 
 — Travels through Sj'ria and Egypt, in 1783-5. 
 
 L., 1805. 2 v. 8° . . . 28b-109 
 
 — View of the soil and climate of the United 
 
 States ; with supplementary remarks upon 
 Florida, etc. Trans, by C. F. Brown. Ph., 
 1801. 8« SGb-Syi 
 
 — See Roberts, P. 
 
 Volpe, G. See Filippo Malinccmtri. 
 Voltaire, F. M. A. de. (Euvres completes. P., 
 1819-25. 66 v. 80 . . . 34-4868 
 
 — (Euvres diverses. P., 1858 . . 34-3904 
 
 — xVlzira. See Plill, A. . . v. 1 of 24-71 
 
 — The age of Lewis XIV. L., 1752. 2 v. 
 
 27''-1951 
 
 — Comraentaires sur Corneille. P., 1817. 4 v. in 
 
 2 34-4486 
 
 — Contes en vers; satires et poesies melees. P., 
 
 1816 34-4495 
 
 — Contes et Romans. P., 1833. 2 v. 8° 34-4869 
 
 — Correspondence .with Frederick the Great. [See 
 
 Frederick II] . . v. 6 to 8 of 33-36 
 
 — Dictionnairephilosophique. v. 9,10,13,14. P., 
 
 1816 34-4496 
 
 — Epitres, stances, et odes. P., 1816 34-4498 
 
 — Essai sur les moeurs et 1' esprit des nations. 
 
 P., 1817. 8 V. in 4 . . . 34-4497 
 
 r— La Henriade, poemc ; suivie d'autres poemes et 
 
 d'essais. P., 1848 . . . 34-3899 
 
 — The HeniiadCj battle of Fontenoy, dissertations 
 
 on man, law of nature, destruction of Lisbon, 
 Temple of taste, and Temple of friendship ; 
 ed. by O. W. Wight. N. Y., 1859 23-586 
 
 — Histoire de Charles XII, roi de Suede ; avec des 
 
 notes par E. Brochard-Dauteuille. P., 1860 
 34-3957 
 
 — Histoire du parlement de Paris. P., 1820 
 
 34-4499 
 
 — History of Charles XII, of Sweden. Hart., 18."0 
 
 30-847 
 
 — History of the Russian empire under Peter tiie 
 
 Great. L., 1763. 2 v. 8° . . 27''-2992 
 
 — Mahomet : a tragedy. Trans, by J. Miller. I. 
 
 B. T. V. 12 24-141 
 
 — Memoirs, written by himself ; with introdnciion 
 
 and sequel from Condorcet . v. 2 of 30-1878 
 
 — Merope. See Hill, A. . . v. 6 of 34-71 
 
 Voltaire, P. M. A. de. Nanine. C. A. C. v. 5 
 
 34-3136 
 
 — La pucelle, poeme en vingt-un chants ; avec les 
 
 notes. P., 1814 .... 34-4490 
 
 — Romans. P., 1844 .... 34-3905 
 
 — Siecle de Louis XIV. P., 1856 . 34-3901 
 
 — Siecle de Louis XV, et hist(;ire du parlement de 
 
 Paris. P., 1854 .... 34-3902 
 
 — Theatre. P., 1809. 9 v. . . 84-3897 
 
 — Same. P., 1857 .... 34-3900 
 
 — Zaire. See Hill, A. . . v. 14 of 24-191 
 
 — Condorcet, M. J. A. N. C. de. Vie de 
 
 V. 64 of 34-4868 
 
 — Espinasse, F. Life and limes of . 30-1922 
 
 — Martin, L. Esprit de . . . 34-4118 
 
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 Voluntary system, the. .1. Angus . 82-1906 
 Volunteer force, regulations for . . 6-678 
 
 Volunteers of U. S. Gilham, W. Manual for 
 
 6-606 
 
 Volunteers of '92. Erckmann-Chatrian 18-4163 
 Volupte. C. A. SainteBeuve . . 3^1-36"6 
 Vomero, le. P. E. de Musset . . 34-4517 
 Von Toodleburgs. F. C. Adams . . 18-57 
 
 Vorbilder I'iir tabrikanten und handwerker ; heraus- 
 gegaben von derkoniglichen technischen depu- 
 tation fur gewerbe. "Berlin, v.l, 1821-30. 4» 
 V. 2,3, 1834-6. f . . . 34-2475 
 Vose, G. L. Handbook of railroad construction; 
 for the use of American engineers. B., 1857. 
 8" 6-93 
 
 — Orographic geology ; or, the origin and structure 
 
 of mountains. B., 1806. 8° . 9-321 
 
 Voters, registration of. W. C. Glen . 3-372 
 
 Voting. See Ballot ; Elections ; Franchise ; Suf- 
 frage. 
 Voyage autour de ma chambre. X. de Maistre 
 
 34-3505 
 
 Voyage autour mon jardin. A. Karr . 34-3448 
 Voyage dans le Harz. C. Miicke . . 34-5103 
 Voyage de Jacques Cartier, en 1534. H. M. Miche- 
 
 lant 34-3543 
 
 Voyage du Great Eastern. O. Comettant 34-4163 
 Voyage du jeune Auacharsis. J. J. Barthelemy 
 
 34-4504,4871 
 
 Voyage du nuage volant. C. B. Derosne 34-4346 
 Voyage d'un etudiant. J. Hetzel . . 34-3820 
 Voyage d'une femme autour du monde. I. PfeifFer 
 
 34-3968 
 
 Voyages. Burney, J. History of voyages of dis- 
 covery 29''-298 
 
 — Cabinet of foreign voyages and travels 29''-128 
 
 — Cuvilier-Fleury, A. A. Voyages et voyageurs 
 
 34-3174 
 
 — Harris, J. Collection of . . 29b-518 
 
 — Low, C. R. Tales of old ocean . 29»'-326 
 
 — i\Iayor, W. Celebrated voyages . 29''-34 
 
 — Montegut, E. Litterature des . 34-4659 
 
 — Montemont, A. Voyages nouveaux 34-46'^8 
 
 — Nougaret, P. J. B. Voyages interresans 84-4870 
 
 — Pinkerton, J. Collection of . . 29"-500 
 
 — Rich, O. Bibliotheca Americana nova 21-244 
 
 — See Arctic regions ; Cruise ; Discovery ; Whal- 
 
 ing. 
 Voyages' de Gulliver. J.Swift . 34-4849,5179 
 Voyages of Amasis. J. H. B. de St. Pierre 34-3665 
 Voyages round the world, from the death of Capt. 
 
 Cook to the present time. N. Y., 1844 
 
 29''-70 
 
 — Same. L., 1854 . . . . 29''-70» 
 
 — See Cook, J., 29''-509 ; Delano, A., 29">-246 ; 
 
 Kippis, A.,29''-310 ; Kolzebue, O. v., 29'>-294; 
 La Perouse, J. F. G. de, 29''-513 ; Portlock, 
 M., 29'^-503 ; Taylor, F. W., 29i'-65 ; Van- 
 couver, G., 29''-295; Walter, R., 29''-501. 
 
 — See Circumnavigation of the globe. 
 Voyageur bienfais int (le) ; ou, anecdotes du voyage 
 
 de Joseph II, dans les Pays-Bas, la Hollande, 
 &c., en 1781, jusqu'a son retour a Vienne. 
 P., 1781 34-4476 
 
VOYAGEUR. 
 
 630 
 
 WALDSTEIN. 
 
 Voyageur sentimental (le) ; on, piomeuade a Yver- 
 dun. F. Vernes .... 84-4476 
 Voyageuis, avontures dos. M. Ilombron 84-i620 
 Voz (ie la uaturaleza. I. G. Malo . . 34-82 
 
 Vriii, dii beau, et du bien. V. Cousin . 34-8167 
 Viaie fenirae, une. H. A. A. de Gondrecourt 
 
 34-4066 
 
 Vulgar errors. Fovarque, S. New catalogue of 
 
 80-475 
 
 Vulgarisms and other errors of speech; inchulinu 
 a chapter on taste. Ph., 186d . 32-270 
 
 W., Mrs. C. See Wightman, J. B. 
 Wa-wa-Avanda ; a legend of old Orange. N. Y., 
 
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 Waagen, G. F. Peter Paul Pubens ; his life and 
 
 genius. Trans, by R. R. Noel, and ed. by Mrs. 
 
 Jameson. L., 1840 . . . 30-142o 
 
 — Treasures of art in Great Britain ; being an ac- 
 
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 drawings, sculptures, illuminated MSS.. &c. 
 L., 1854. 8 V. 8» . . . 5-180 
 
 — Galleries and cabinets of art in Great Britain ; 
 
 an account of more than forty collections. 
 of paintings, drawings, sculptures, MSS., 
 &c. ; forming a sui)plement to "Treasures 
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 Waaren-Berechnungen. M. II. Kampfe 34-2301 
 Wabash, the. J. R. Beste . . . 2G"-574 
 
 Wace, R. Master Wace, his chronicles of the Nor- 
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 trans., with notes and illustrations, by E. 
 Taylor. L., 1837. 2 v. 8° . 27='-1189 
 
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 Wachsmuth, W. Historical antiquities of the 
 Greeks, Avitli reference to their political insti- 
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 2 V. 8» 27"-3275 
 
 Wadd, W. Comments on corpulency, lineaments 
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 1839 10-688 
 
 Waddilove, A LaAvs of marriage, and laws of di- 
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 code, for popular use. L. , 1864. 8° 2-213 
 
 Waddington, G. History of the church, from the 
 
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 32-854 
 
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 Waddington, J. Surrey congregational history. 
 
 L., 1866 32-2278 
 
 Wade, II. Halcyon ; or, rod-fishing with fly, min- 
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 Wade, J. British histoi-y ; chronologically arranged. 
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 — Cabinet lawyer ; a popular digest of the laws of 
 
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 — Women, past and present ; exhibiting their 
 
 social vicissitudes ; single and matrim<mial 
 relations; rights, privileges, and wrongs. L., 
 1859 . . . .'^ . .' 29M13 
 Wadsworth, C. Sermon preached on thanksgiving- 
 day, 1852. Ph., 1852. 8° . . 32-1518 
 
 — Sermons. N. Y., 1869 . . . 32-2486 
 Wage-fund theory, refutation of. F. D. Longe 
 
 ....... 3-146 
 
 Wages. (!arey, H. C. Essay on the rate of 3-48 
 
 — Levi, L. Wages and earnings of the working- 
 
 classes 3-188 
 
 — Tucker, G. Laws of wages, profits, and rent 
 
 3-239 
 
 — See Employer; Labor; Working-people. 
 Waggeries and vagaries. W. E. Burton 18-522 
 Wagner, A. Process of repair after resection and 
 
 and extirpation of bones. Trans., with an 
 appendix of cases, by T. Holmes. L., 1859. 
 
 8» 10-695 
 
 AVagner. P. Scudo .... 34-4665 
 Wagner, Richard. J. Fleury . . 34-4588 
 Wagoner of the Alleghanies. T. B. Read 23-594 
 
 Wagstaff, W. R. History of the society of friends. 
 Pt. 1. N. Y'., 1845. 8" . . 82-1117 
 
 Wagstaffe, T. Some account of the life and gospel 
 labours of AVilliam Reckitt ; also, memoirs of 
 James Gough, late of Dublin. Ph., 1783 
 30-1651 
 
 Wahl, L. See Blum, G. 
 
 Waifs and strays, chiefly from the chess-board. H. 
 A. Kennedy .... 20-83 
 
 Waifwood. A. S. Stinson . . . 18-3029 
 
 Waikaa ; or, adventures on the mosquito shore. E. 
 G. Squier 26''-284 
 
 Wailly, J. de. Scenes de la*vie de famille. P., 1860 
 34-5332 
 
 Wait for the end. Mark Lemon . . 18-1847 
 
 Waite, Mrs. C. V. The mormon prophet and his 
 harem ; or, an authentic history of Brigham 
 Young, etc. Camb., 1866 . . 26»-799 
 
 Waite, S. C. Graceful riding; a pocket manual for 
 equestrians. L., 1859 . . . 20-493 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. B. Aikin . 30-608 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. Mrs. R. II. Davis 18-8946 
 
 Waitz, T. Introduction to anthropology. Edited, 
 with numerous additions by the author, by J. 
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 Wake, C. S. Chapters on inan ; with the outlines 
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 1868 15-339 
 
 Wake, AV. The genuine epistles of the apostolical 
 lathers : St. Barnabas, St. Ignatius, St. Cle- 
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 St. Ignatius and St. Polycarp. N. Y., 1810. 
 8° 82-12 
 
 Wakefulness. W. A. Hammond . . 10-580 
 
 — See Sleep. 
 
 Wakeley, J. B. Anecdotes of the Wesleys; illus- 
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 with an introduction by J. McClintock. N. 
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 AVakeman, J. The mysterious parchment 18-3410 
 
 Walch, J. G. Bibliotlieca theologica selecta littera- 
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 4 V. 8° 21-115 
 
 Walcot, C. M. " A good fellow." F's M. D. v. 13 
 . . 24-113 
 
 — Hiawatha. F's M. D. v. 14 . . 24-113 
 
 — Nothing to nurse. F's M. D. v. 17 24-113 
 
 — One coat for two suits. F's M. D. v. 15 
 
 24-113 
 
 AValcott, M. E. C. Sacred archaeology ; a popular 
 
 dictionary of ecclesiastical art and institutions. 
 
 L., 1868. 8° .... 32-2508 
 Waldauer, A. Fanchon. F's S. D. v. 42 24-321 
 
 — Little barefoot. F's S. D. v. 42 . 24-221 
 Waldemar. W. H. Harrison . . 18-1353 
 AValdemar Krone's youth. H. F. Ewald 18-1045 
 Walden ; or, life in the woods. H. D. Thoreau 
 
 33-359 
 
 AValdenses ; sketches of the evangelical Christians 
 of the valleys of Piedmont. Ph., 1853 
 82-588 
 
 — Authentic details of . . . . 32-1795 
 
 — Baird, R. Notice of . . . 32-178 
 
 — Bera-, J. F. Old paths . . . 82-1471 
 
 — FalVer, G. S. History and theology of 32-1943 
 
 — Henderson, E. History of the Vaudois 27^-518 
 
 — Jones, W. History of Christian church 32-117 
 
 — Monastier, A. Historv of the Vaudois church 
 
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 — Perrin, J. P. History of the ancient Christians 
 
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 Waldo, S. P. Memoirs of Andrew Jackson. 5th 
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 Waldorf family. Mrs. E. C. Embury . 18-1024 
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WALES. 
 
 621 
 
 WALLACE. 
 
 Wales, P. S. Surgical apparatus, appliances, and 
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 — Roberts, P. Cambrian popular antiquities 
 
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 Walford, E. The county fixmilies of the united 
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 Walk across Africa. J. A. Grant . . 28''-484 
 
 Walker, — . Colombia ; a geographical, statistical, 
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 Walker, Mrs. A. Female beauty, as preserved and 
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 Walker, Adam. System of familiar philosophy, in 
 
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 Walker, Alexander. Jackson and New Orleans. 
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 Walker, Alexander. Beauty illustrated by an an- 
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 Walker, Amasa. The science of wealth ; a manual 
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 Walker, C. Three mouths in an English monastery. 
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 Walker, C. E, The warlock of the glen. F's S. D. 
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 Walker, C. M. History of Athens county, Ohio ; 
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 Walker, C. V. See Kamtz, L. F. 
 
 Walker, D. Manly exercises ; containing rowing, 
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 Walker, E. Terrestrial and cosniical magnetism. 
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 Walker, G. Art of chess play ; a new treatise on the 
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 Walker, G. Elements of arithmetic. L., 1823 
 
 26^-620 
 
 Walker, G. A. Gatherings from graveyards, par- 
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 Walker, James, et al. Reports to the directors of 
 
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 6-95 
 
 Walker, James. D. D. Sermons preached in the 
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 Walker, John. Critical pronouncing dictionary of 
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 Walker, John. Key to the classical pronunciation 
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 Ph., 1808. 8° . . . . 22-274 
 
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 Walker, J. B. God revealed in the process of crea- 
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 — Living questions of the age. Chicago, 1869 
 
 82-1771 
 
 — Philosophy of the plan of salvation ; with an in- 
 
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 — Philosophy of skepticism and ultraism, wherein 
 
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 N. Y., 1857 .... 32-691 
 Walker, J. C. Historical memoirs of the Irish 
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 Walker, J. P. Oriental annual. N. Y. 8" 
 
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 Walker, M. A. Through Macedonia to the AU)anian 
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 Walker, O. Greek and Roman history ; illustrated 
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 Walker, R. J. American slavery and finances. L., 
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 Walker, S. A. Missions in western Africa, among the 
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 Walker, Wm. Treatise of English particles, and 
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 Walker, Wm., jr. Distinguished men of science of 
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 Walker, W. S. Critical examination of the text 
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 Walking tour in Normantly. L., 1868 27''-710 
 
 Walking tour through Ireland in 1865, by an Eng- 
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 "Walks about Chicago." F. B. Wilkie 38-509 
 Walks and homes of Jesus. D. March 82-2173 
 
 Walks and talks. J. C. Atkinson . 18-212 
 
 Walks and talks about London. J. Timbs 27''-746 
 Walks and talks of an American farmer iu England. 
 
 F. L. Olmsted 4-65 
 
 Walks and wanderings in the world of literature. 
 
 J. Grant 33-74 
 
 Walks from Eden. S. Warner . . 18-8445 
 Walks iu the bhick country. E. Burritt 27'^-822 
 Walks in Yorkshire. W. S. Banks . 27"-81o 
 Wall, G. H. Emigrant's lost son ; or, life alone in 
 
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 Wall street to Cashmere. J. B. Ireland 29''-158 
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 Wallace, H. B. Art, scenery, and philosophy in 
 
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WALLACE. 
 
 WALSHE. 
 
 Wallace, H. B. Literary criticisms, and other 
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 Wallace, J. W. Address at the celebrrtion by the 
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 Wallace, W. C. Wonders of vision : a treatise on 
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 Wallace-Dunlop, M. and R. How we spent the au- 
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 AVallace. J. Abbott .... 18-14 
 
 Wallace, the hero of Scotland. G. W. M. Reynolds 
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 Wallachia. Carra, J. L. Histoire de la Valachie. 
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 Wallack, J. L. The veteran. F's S. D. v. 28 
 
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 Wallenstein, [Waldstein,] A. von. Mitchell, J. 
 
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 Waller, E. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . 28-472 
 
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 Waller, J. Treutise on the incubus or nightmare, 
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 Waller, J. F., (ed.) Imperial dictionary of univer- 
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 Wallich, G. C. The north Atlantic sea-bed ; com- 
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 Wallis, M. D. Life in Feejee ; or, five years among 
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 Wallis. S. T. Glimpses of Spain ; or, notes of an 
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 Wallut, C. See Verne, J., and C. Wallut. 
 
 Walmesley, C, [Sig. Pastorini.] General history 
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 Walmsley, H. M. Sketches of Algeria during the 
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 Wain, R., jr. China ; comprehending a view of the 
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 Walpole, F. Ansayrii, (or assassins ;) with travels 
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 Walpole, Horace. Anecdotes of painting in England ; 
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 Walpole, H. Letters to Sir Horace Mann. Ed. by 
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 — Same: concluding series. Ph., 1844. 2 v. 8" 
 
 27*-1200 
 
 — Memoirs of the reign of George II. Ed. by 
 
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 — Memoirs of the reign of George III. Ed. by 
 
 Sir D. Le Marchant. Ph., 1845. 3 v. 80 
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 2v 21-131 
 
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 — Warburton, E. Memoirs of . . 30-736 
 Walpole, Horatio, Ld. Co.xe, W. Memoirs of 
 
 30-534 
 
 Walsh, J. Practical results of the reform act of 
 
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 Walsh, J. H. The dog, in health and disease. L., 
 
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 ponies, ferrets, etc., used with them in shoot- 
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 Walsh, J. J. Memorial of the Futtehgurh mission, 
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 Walsh, M. M. The lawyer in the school-room ; 
 comprising the laws of all the states on im- 
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 Walsh, Robert, jr. Appeal from the judgments of 
 Great Britain respecting the United States 
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 Ph., 1819. 8° . . . . 26''-673 
 
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 (31) Pope, Blair, Pitt . . 23-193 
 
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 (26) Young, Dodsley, Mallet, Ramsay 
 
 28-350 
 
 (81) Johnson, Armstrong, Shaw, Lyttelton, 
 
 Boyse 33-133 
 
 (82) Beattie, Scott, Cunningham, Jenyns 
 
 "23-13 
 
 (33) Glover, Smollet . . , 23-181 
 
 (34) Mickle, J. Warton, T. Warton 33-149 
 
 (85) Jones, Blacklock, Cotton . 33-133 
 
 (37) Cowper, Blaekstone, et al. 23-63 
 
 (39) Burns, MacNeill . . 23-30 
 
 (48) Aristophanes, Terence, Persius 24-186 
 
 (46) Dante 23-43 
 
 J (47) Comoens. (Trans, by Mickle) 23-37 
 
 (48,9) Tasso. (Trans, by Hunt) " 23-138 
 
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 Walsh, Rev. Robert. Essay on ancient coins, 
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 Walsh, W. (Sanford's Br. poets) . 23-171 
 
 Walshe, W. H. Practical treatise on the diseases 
 
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 623 
 
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 Walter Thornley. Mrs. S. L. Sedgwick 18-2800 
 Walter and Frank. Mrs. M. Leslie . 18-1866 
 Walter's tour in east. D. C. Eddy. Athens 
 
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 Constantinople .... 27'^-763 
 
 Damascus 28"-446 
 
 Egypt 28"-447 
 
 Waltham. A. Picken .... 18-8816 
 
 Walther, F. Recueil de poesies, dedies a la jeunesse 
 
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 Walworth, M. T. Hotspur . . . 18-3415 
 
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 Wandering Jew, chronicles of Cartapbilus, tlie. D. 
 
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 Wandering observer, studies oL W. W. Ireland 
 
 27''-953 
 
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 Wanderings in the land of Ham. By a daughter of 
 
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 Wanderings in Spain. T. Gautier . 27''-318 
 Wanderings in west Africa, from Liverpool to Fer- 
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 28"-420 
 
 Wanderings of a beauty. Mrs. E. James 18-1656 
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 Ward, F. De W. India and the Hindoos ; with an 
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 Ward, H. G. Mexico in 1827. L., 1828. 2 v. 8» 
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 Ward, James. Adolphe Renouard . 18-3423 
 
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 Ward, John. Diary, extending from 1648 to 1079 ; 
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 Ward, James H. Elementary instruction in naval 
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 — Manual of naval tactics ; with a brief critical 
 
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 Ward, Mrs. M. Microscopic teachings : descrip- 
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 L., 1858 9-970 
 
 Ward, M. F. English items ; or, microscopic views 
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 Ward, R. A. Treatise on investments. 2d ed. L. , 
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 Ward, R. P. De Clifford ; or, the constant man 
 
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 — Illustrations of human life : Atticus, St. Law- 
 
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 Ward, Samuel. Lyrical recreations. N. Y., 1865 
 
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 Ward, Thomas. England's reformation : a poem in 
 
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 Ward, William. Treatise on legacies or bequests 
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 Ward, Rev. William. View of the history, litera- 
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 a minute description of their manners and 
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 Warden, A. J. The linen trade, ancient and mod- 
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 Warden, D. B. Statistical, political, and historical 
 account of the United States. E., 1819. 3 v 
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 Warden, F. L. See Goodrich, F. B. 
 
 Warden, R. B. Familiar forensic view of man and 
 law. Columbus, 1800. 8° . 10-211 
 
 Warden. A. Trollope .... 18-3295 
 
 Warder, J. A. American pomology — apples. N. 
 Y., 1807 . . .... 4-272 
 
 — Comj)lete manual for the cultivation, pruning 
 
 and management of plants suitable for Ameri- 
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 Wardlaw, R. Christian ethics. L., 1852 32-2196 
 
 — Alexander, W. L. Memoirs of . 30-917 
 Ware, H. Inquiry into the foundation, evidences 
 
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 Ware, J. Philosophy of natural history ; i^repared 
 
 on the plan, and retaining portions, of the 
 
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 Ware, M. G. Death and life. B., 1804 32-1143 
 
 — Thoughts iu my garden. B., 1863 32-1037 
 Ware, M. L. Sickness and health of the people of 
 
 Bleaburn 18-3439 
 
 — Hall, E. B. Memoir of . . . 30-736 
 Ware, W. Aurelian ; or, Rome in the third cen- 
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 — Julian ; or, scenes in Judea . . 18-3442 
 
 — LiCtures on the works and genius of Washing- 
 
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 — Memoir of Nathaniel Bacon. (S. A. B. v. 13) 
 
 30''-497 
 
 — Sketches of European capitals. B., 1851 
 
 27''-243 
 
 — Zenobia ; or, the fall of Palmyra . 18-3444 
 Warfel, L. Early efiorts. Ph., 1808 . 23-1004 
 Warfield, Mrs. C. A. The household of Bouverie 
 
 18-i:,00 
 
 — Romance of Beauseincourt . . 18-3426 
 Waring, A. L. Hymns and meditations; Avitli an 
 
 introduction by F. D.Huntington. Fiom 8th 
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 Waring, E. S. A tour to Sheeraz ; with a history 
 of Persia, from the death of Kureem Khan to 
 the subversion of tlie Zund dynasty. L., 
 1807. 4» 29'^-514 
 
 Waring, G. E. Drainage for profit, and drainage 
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 — Earth-closets: how to make thim and how to 
 
 use them. N. Y., 1868 . . 6-941 
 
 — See Courtney, W. S. 
 
 Warington, G. Phenomena of radiation ; as ex- 
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 God. 'L.,'1865 .... 11-263 
 
 Warkworth, J. Chronicle of the first thirteen years 
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 Warlock, the. M. H. Barker . . 18-1806=* 
 
 Warmholtz, C. G. Bibliotheca historica Sueo- 
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 traetater och skrifter, hvilka handla om Sven- 
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 Warming. See Fuel; Heat; Ventilating and warm- 
 ing. 
 
 Warne, J. A. Phrenology in the family ; or, the 
 utility of phrenology in early domestic educa- 
 tion. Ph., 1839 .... 10-610 
 
 Warne's model cookery. M. Jewry . 6-202 
 
 Warner, Miss A. B. Casper . . 18-3449 
 
 — Dollars and cents .... 18-3440 
 
 — Haid maple 18-3457 
 
 — My brother's keeper ; . . 18-3447 
 
 — Three little spades .... 18-4042 
 
 — See Warner, S. and A. B. 
 
 Warner, H. W. Liberties of America. N. Y.,1853 
 2-902 
 
 Warner, Richard. Hampshire, extracted from 
 Domesday-book ; with Eng. translation. L., 
 1789. 4" 27^-4015 
 
 — Literary recollections. L., 1830. 2 v. 8° 
 
 . 30-1948 
 
 Warner, S. Daisy; continuation of "Melbourne 
 house" 18-3459^ 
 
 — Hills of the Shatemuc . . . 18-34f,0 
 
 — Melbourne house, [continued as "Daisy"] 
 
 18-3459 
 
 — Old helmet 18-3455 
 
WARNER. 
 
 625 
 
 WASHINGTON. 
 
 Warner, S. Queecliy .... 18-3452 
 
 — Wide, wide world .... 18-8454 
 
 — The word ; The house of Israel . 18-3834 
 Walks from Eden . . . 18-3445 
 
 — and A. B. Karl Kriuken . . 18-3448 
 
 — Mr. Rutherford's children . . 18-3451 
 
 — Say and seal 18-3453 
 
 — Sibyl and Chryssa .... 18-345G 
 Warner, W. Experiences of a barrister 18-3458 
 Warnes, J. Cultivation of flax, the fattening of 
 
 cattle with native produce, etc. 2d ed. L., 
 1847. -8° 4-270 
 
 Warr, G. F. Dynamics, machinery, equilibrium of 
 structures, and the strength of materials. L., 
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 Warren, Mrs. Comfort for small incomes. B., 
 1866. 8» . . . .• . 6-226,7 
 
 — How I manaijed my children from infancy to 
 
 marriage. ^B., 1866. 8" . . 6-226,7 
 
 — How I managed my house on two hundred 
 
 pounds a year. B., 1866 . . 6-227 
 
 — How to furnish and adoin a house with small 
 
 means. B., 1868 .... 6-234 
 
 Warren, D. M. S^^stem of physical geography ; 
 
 with a treatise on the physical geography of 
 
 the U. S. Ph., 1856. 8" . . 25-309 
 
 Warren, E. Life of John C. Warren. B., 1860. 
 
 2v. 8° 30-1246 
 
 Warren, E. W. Nellie Norton ; or, southern 
 
 slavery and the bible . . . 26M950 
 Warren, Joseph. Everett, A. H. Life of. (S. A. 
 
 B. 10) 30-497 
 
 — Frothingham, R. Life and times of 30-1731 
 Warren, Rev. Joseph. A glance backward at fif- 
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 Ph., 1850 32-631 
 
 Warren, J. C. Preservation of health ; with re- 
 marks on constipation, old age, use of alcohol 
 in the preparation of medicines. B., 1854 
 10-145 
 
 — Warren, E. Life of . . . 30-1246 
 Warren, J. E. Para ; or, scenes and adventures on 
 
 the banks of the Amazon. N. Y., 1851 26''-216 
 
 — Vagamundo ; or, the attache in Spain ; includ- 
 
 ing a brief excursion into the empire of Mo- 
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 Warren, J. L. Essay on Greek federal coinage. 
 L., 1863. 80 .... 27»-3279 
 
 Warren, J. M. Surgical observations ; with cases 
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 Warren, M. History of the American revolution ; 
 with biographical, political, and moral ob- 
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 Warren, S. Intellectual and moral development of 
 the present age. E., 1853 . . 33-288 
 
 — Lily and the bee ; an apologue of the crystal 
 
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 — Now and then 18-3461 
 
 — Passages from the diary of a late physician 
 
 18-3460 
 
 — Ten thousand a year . . . 18-3463 
 Warren, S. E. Manual of drafting instruments and 
 
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 Warren, T. R. Dust and foam ; or, three oceans 
 and two continents ; being ten years' wan- 
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 Warren, W. Twelve years with the children 18-4237 
 Warriner, F. Cruise of the U. S. frigate Potomac 
 round the world, during the years 1831-4. 
 
 N. Y., 1835 29'^-73 
 
 Warriors of the 17th century. Sir E. Cust 30-1885 
 Warriors. See Military and naval hist. 
 Wars. Cust, E. Wars of the 18th century 29^-127 
 Wars of the 19th century . . 29''-127'' 
 
 — Stephens, A. Wars which arose out of the 
 
 French revolution . . . 27M030 
 
 — See Battles ; Indian wars ; Mexican war ; Pen- 
 
 insular war; Roses, war of; Seminole war; 
 Seven weeks war ; Succession, war of ; Thirty 
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 Wars of Scotland, border raids, forays, and con- 
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 Warton, John. Death-bed scenes and pastoral con- 
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 Warton, Joseph. (Walsh's Br. poets) . 23-149 
 
 Warton, T. Enquiry into the authenticity of the 
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 the arguments of tlie dean of Exeter and Mr 
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 — History of English poetry, from the 11th to the 
 
 18th century; with two dissertations. L.. 
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 — Observations on the Fairy queen of Spenser. 
 
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 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-149 
 Warwick, E. Notes on noses. L., 1864 10-675 
 Warwick, P. Memoirs of the reign of King Charles I. 
 
 E., 1813. 8» .... 30-1580 
 
 Warwick. M. T. Walworth . . . ' 18-3417 
 Warwick woodlands. H W. Herbert 20-374,5 
 
 Warwickshire. Brewer, J. N. 
 
 pt. 2, V. 15 of 27^-474 
 Was he successful ? R.B.Kimball . 18-1743 
 Washbourne, T. Poems. Ed. by A. B. Grossart. 
 
 L., 1868. 8" .... 23-1030 
 
 Washburn, C. A. Gomery of Montgomery 18-1207 
 
 — Philip Thaxter .... 18-2492 
 Washburn, E. Address before Boston Y. M. C. U. 
 
 B., 1856. 8° .... 82-1518 
 
 — American law of real property. B., 1860,2. 
 
 2v. 8» 2-276 
 
 — Sketches of the judicial history of Massachu- 
 
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 26»-647 
 
 Washburn, P. T. Laws of the United States now 
 in force relating to copy-rights ; with notes 
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 1847. 4° 21-338 
 
 Washington, George. Collectionof speeches to both 
 houses of congress, with their answers ; also, 
 the addresses to the president, with his an- 
 SAvers, from the time of his election ; with the 
 letter to the governors, and his farewell orders 
 to the armies. B., 1796 . . 26»-753 
 
 — Writings ; being his correspondence, addresses, 
 
 messages, and other papers, official and pri- 
 vate ; with a life of the author, notes, and 
 illustrations, by J. Sparks. B., 1837. 8° 
 26^-940 
 
 — Fac simile of accounts. W., 1833. Sm. f'° 
 
 30-202') 
 
 — Farewell address to the people of the United 
 
 States. N. Y., 1850. 40 . . 2-1103 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1858. 4° . . . 2-1102 
 
 — Same. See Native America. U. S. Adminis- 
 
 tration. 
 
 Binney, H. Inquiry into the formation of 
 
 22-935 
 
 — Letters to Joseph Reed. [See Reed, W. B.] 
 
 30-1636 
 
 — Maxims, political, social, moral, and religious ; 
 
 collected and arranged by J. F. Schroeder. 
 N. Y., 1855 33-376 
 
 — Abbott, J. Life of . . . v. 8 of 26''-443 
 
 — Cecil, E. Life of ... . 30-1075 
 
 — Celebration of birthday in Rome and Naples, 
 
 1866 26^-974 
 
 — Custiss, G. W. P. Recollections of 30-1022 
 
 — Everett, E. Life of . . . 30-1260 
 
 — Gibbs, G. Administration of . . 26"-85 
 
 — Girault, W . N. Vie de . . . 34-4450 
 
 — Griswold, R. W. The republican court 30-2014 
 
 — Guizot, F. P. G. Etude historique sur 34-8185 
 Character and influence of . . 30-556 
 
 — Haven, C. C. Washington and his army in 
 
 New Jersey 26»-611 
 
 — Hayden, S. Washington and his masonic com- 
 
 peers 30-1958 
 
 — Headley, J. T. Washington and his generals 
 
 . .... 30-:39 
 
 40 
 
WASHINGTON. 
 
 626 
 
 WATSON. 
 
 Washington, George. Heady, M. The farmer boy 
 30-1479 
 
 — Irving, W. Life of . . . 30-841,57 
 
 — Kirkland, C. M. Memoirs of . 30-943 
 
 — McGuire, E. C. Religious opinions and char- 
 
 acter of 30-554 
 
 — Marshall, J. Life of . . . 30-549,50 
 
 — Nation's manhood .... 26*-1048 
 
 — Paulding, J. K. Life of . . 30-547 
 
 — Ramsay, D. Life of . . . 30-545 
 
 — Rush, R. Domestic life of . . 30-976 
 
 — Snovvden, J. R. Description of medals of 
 
 26''-457 
 
 — Sparks, J. Life of . . . . 30-546 
 Letters to 26^^-303 
 
 — Tuckerman, H. T. Character and portraits of 
 
 30-2023 
 
 — Weems, M. L. Life of . . . 30-548 
 
 — Witt, C. de. Histoire de . . 34-3185 
 
 — See Mt. Vernon. 
 
 Washington, (D. C.) Gobrisht, L. A. Men and 
 things at . . .■" . . 26''-1044 
 
 — Ingraham, E. D. Events preceding the capture 
 
 of 26''-217 
 
 — Mayo, R. Political sketches of eight years in 
 
 ..... 26''-134 
 
 — Philp, J. Description of . . 26»'-402 
 
 — Reavis, L. U. Change of national empire 
 
 26=^-430 
 
 — Williams, J. S. Invasion and capture of 
 
 26=^-446 
 
 Washington sketch-book. By Viator. N. Y., 1864 
 
 26''-472 
 
 Washington and his generals. G. Lippard 18-1914 
 Washington: a poem. T. Northmore . 23-812 
 
 Washington's birthday, celebration of, in Rome and 
 Naples, 1806 .... 26^-974 
 
 AVasliingtonian home, voice from. D. Harrison, ]r. 
 
 2-1057 
 
 Washoe. Browne, J. R. Peep at . 26''-501 
 AVasting diseases of infants and children. E. Smith 
 
 . 10-924 
 
 Watch and wait. W. T. Adams . . 18-72 
 
 Watches. Kcmlo, F. Watch repairer''s handbook 
 
 6-499 
 
 — Piaget, F. The watch, its construction, merits 
 
 and defects 6-520 
 
 — See Clocks and watches ; Wheels. 
 Watchman. J. A. Maitland . . . 18-2026 
 Watchwords for the warfare of life. M. Luther 
 
 . ■ 32-2459 
 
 Water, discovery of the composition of. G. Wilson 
 
 30-1350 
 
 Water analysis. Wanklyn, J., and E. T. Chapman 
 
 8-122 
 
 Water-babies. C. Kingsley . . . 18-1755 
 Water colois. Barnard, G. Landscape painting in 
 
 5-169 
 
 — Fielding, T. H. Painting in . . 5-756 
 Water cure. Bell, J. Treatise on baths 10-127 
 
 — Gove, M. S. Lectures on . . 10-51 
 
 — Gully, J. M. Water cure in chronic disease 
 
 10-57 
 
 — Lambe, Wm. Water and vegetable diet in con- 
 
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 — Lukis, J. H. Common sense of . 10-340 
 
 — Schieferdecker, C. C. Treatment of children 
 
 by water 10-134 
 
 — Shew, J. Consumption by water treatment 
 
 10-331 
 
 — Wright, H. C. Six months at Graefenberg 
 
 10-119 
 
 — See Baths and bathing ; Food and diet ; Hydro- 
 
 pathy. 
 Water-cure journal, and herald of reforms, v. 7,8 
 
 in 1. N. Y., 1849. 8» . . 10-484 
 
 Water department. See Philadelphia, Department 
 
 reports. 
 Water, reflections on a drop of. J. M. Sanders 
 
 9-1033 
 
 Water drops. L. H. Sigourney . . 33-412 
 
 Water from the well-spring. E. H. Bickersteth 
 
 32-481 
 
 Water of life, and other sermons. C. Kingsley 
 
 32-2421 
 
 Water-power of Maine. Reports of commissioners 
 
 and secretary of the hydrographic survey of 
 
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 Water supply. Kirkwood, J. P. Use of lead pipe 
 
 8-118 
 
 — See Hydraulics. 
 
 Water-witch. J. F. Cooper . . . 18-743 
 
 Water-works. Mathews, M. Hydraulia 6-65 
 
 Waterdale neighbors, the. J. McCarthy 18-3466 
 Waterfield, H. Statement of the moral and material 
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 f 28^-415 
 
 Waterford. Ryland, R. H. History, topography, 
 and antiquities of . . . 27'''-1518 
 
 Waterhouse, G. R. Marsupialia. [ Jardine, Sir W. 
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 Waterhouse, J. King and people of Fiji ; contain- 
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 Watering places of England. E. Lee . 10-393 
 
 — See Baths ; Mineral springs ; Summer resorts. 
 Waterloo. Chesney, C. C. Waterloo lectures 
 
 27''-1644 
 
 — Frazer, A. S. Letters during the campaign of 
 
 27''-2024 
 
 — Gleig, G. R. Story of the battle of 
 
 .... 27M725 
 
 — Hooper, G. History of the campaign of 
 
 27''-1755 
 
 — Jomini, H. History of campaign of 27*''-1703 
 
 — Kennedy, J. S. Notes on . . 27'''-1764 
 
 — Leeke, W. History of L'd Seaton's resiment 
 
 ''27'^-718 
 
 — Mudford, W. Campaign in the Netherlands 
 
 27''-4026 
 
 — Simpson, J. Account of the field of 27''-49 
 
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 Waterloo. ^C. F. Schereuberg . . 34-2399 
 
 Waterloo; sequel to "The conscript." Erckmann- 
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 Waterman, C. H. Flora's lexicon ; an interpretation 
 of the language and sentiment of flowers; 
 with an outline of botany. B., 1859 9-82 
 
 Waterman, E. Memoirs of the life and writings of 
 John Calvin ; with a selection of letters, by 
 him, and other reformers ; also, notes and bio- 
 graphical sketches of some of his contempora- 
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 Waters, T. Traditions of London, historical and 
 legendary. L., 1859 . . . 27^^-1218 
 
 Waters. Woolrych, H. W. Law of v. 80 of 2-55 
 
 Waterspouts. Peltier, A. Observations sur les 
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 Waterston, W. Cyclopaedia of commerce, mercan- 
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 Waterton, C. Essays on natural histoiy, chiefly 
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 — Wanderings in South America, the northwest of 
 
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 — Hobson, R. Home, habits and handiwork of 
 
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 Watertown, Mass. Bond, H. Genealogy and early 
 
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 Waterworth, J. Lectures on the origin and progress 
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 Watson, E. Men and times of the revolution ; or, 
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WATSON. 
 
 627 
 
 WAYSIDE. 
 
 Watson, E. P. Modern practice of American ma- 
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 Watson, G. England preserved : a tragedy. I. B. T. 
 V. 21 24-141 
 
 Watson, G. C. Hints for pedestrians, practical and 
 medical. L., 1862 . . . 10-383 
 
 Watson, H. C. Camp-fires of Napoleon ; compris- 
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 emperor and his marshals. Ph., 1854. 8° 
 27»-19o3 
 
 — Camp-fires of the revolution ; or, the war of in- 
 
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 — Old bell of independence . . 18-3469 
 
 — Romance of history. Ph., 1857 . 30-1348 
 Watson, J. Theory and practice of the art ot weav- 
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 tables. Glasgow, 1863. 8° . 6-447 
 
 Watson, J. C. A popular treatise on comets. Ph., 
 1861 12-53 
 
 — Theoretical astronomy relating to the motions 
 
 of the heavenly bodies revolving around the 
 sun, in accordance with the law of universal 
 gravitation. Ph., 1868. 8» . 12-106 
 
 Watson, J. F. Annals and occurrences of New 
 York city and state, in the olden time ; being 
 a collection of memoirs, anecdotes, and inci- 
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 — Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, in 
 
 the olden time ; being a collection of memoirs, 
 anecdotes, and incidents. Ph., 1844. 2 v. 
 8« 26''-220 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1854. 2 v. 8° . . 26»-319 
 
 — Historic tales of olden time ; concerning the 
 
 early settlement and advancement of New 
 York city and state. N. Y., 1832 26''-250 
 
 — See Smith, J. J. 
 
 Watson, J. M. Manual of calisthenics ; with music 
 to accompany the exercises. N. Y., 1864 
 20-507 
 
 Watson, J. S. Life of George Fox, the founder of 
 the quakers. L., 1860 . . 30-1351 
 
 — Life of Richard Porson. L., 1861. 8» 
 
 30-1374 
 
 — Reasoning power in animals. L., 1867 9-698 
 Watson, J. V. Tales and takings ; sketches and in- 
 cidents from the itinerant and editorial bud- 
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 Watson, .1. W. Beautiful snow, and other poems. 
 
 Ph., 1869 23-963 
 
 Watson, Richard. Anecdotes of his life ; written 
 
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 — Apology for the bible, in a series of letters to 
 
 Thomas Paine. N. Y., 1796 . 32-225 
 
 Watson, Robert. Historv of the reign of Philip II. 
 
 N. Y., 1818. 8» .^ . . . 27«-2088 
 
 — and W. Thomson. History of the reign of 
 
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 27«-2089 
 
 Watson, R. G. History of Persia, from 1800 to 
 1858 ; with a review of the principal events 
 that led to the establishment of the Kajar 
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 Watson, T. Lectures on the principles and practice 
 of physic. Revised by D. F. Condie. Ph., 
 1847. 8° 10-161 
 
 Watson, W. Treatise of the law of partnership. 
 Alb., 1795. 8" . . . . 2-101 
 
 Watson, W. H. Law of arbitration and awards. 
 Ph., 1836. 8» . . . V. 11 of 2-55 
 
 — Same. From 3d L. ed. Ph., 1848. 8» 
 
 V. 59 of 2-55 
 
 — Law relating to the office and duty of sheriff. 
 
 Ph., 1834. 8° . . . V. 7 of 2-55 
 
 Watt, A. Electro-metallurgy practically treated. 
 
 L., 1860 6-448 
 
 Watt, G. Register papers ; chemical essays in 
 
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 8-116 
 
 Watt, J. Muirhead, J. P. Life of, with selectic^ns 
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 — Smiles, S. Life of ... 80-1760 
 Watt, R. Bibliotheca Britannica ; or, a general in- 
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 1834. 4v. 40 21-370 
 
 Watts, A. A. Lyrics of the heart ; Avith other 
 poems. Ph., 1853. 8° . . 23-648 
 
 Watts, H. Dictionary of chemistry and allied 
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 — See Graham, T. ; Knapp, F. 
 
 Watts, I. Hora3 lyricae and divine songs ; with a 
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 — Improvement of the mind; or, supplement to 
 
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 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . . 23-4S3 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-343 
 
 — See Religious tradesman. 
 
 Watts, J. Thefactsof the cotton famine. L., 1866. 
 
 8° ....'.. 1-384 
 
 Watts, R. G. Consumption and its cure. L., 1868 
 
 10-884 
 
 Watts, W. Select views in the cities of Bath and 
 
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 Wau-bun ; or, early day in the northwest. Mrs. 
 
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 Waugh, E. Home life of the Lancashire factory 
 
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 2-903 
 Waverley". Sir W. Scott ." .' .' 18-2779 
 
 — [French.] Sir W. Scott . . 34-4996 
 Waverley anecdotes ; illustrative of the incidents, 
 
 characters, and scenery described in the 
 novels and romances of Sir Walter Scott 
 
 18-2781 
 
 Waverley novels. See Sir W. Scott. 
 
 Waverley poetry ; being the poems scattered through 
 
 the Waverley novels. B., 1851 . 23-686 
 
 Wax flowers, and how to make them, etc. B., 1864 
 
 5-344 
 
 — Pepper, C. Art of making . . 5-156 
 Way down east. Seba Smith . . 18-3946 
 Way of life. C. Hodge . . . 33-677 
 Way of salvation. A. Barnes . . 33-610,739 
 Way of the world. W.T.Adams . 18-3770 
 Way to do good. J. Abbott . . 33-4 
 Way to the pit. H. B. McKeever . 18-1997 
 Way to prosper. T. S. Arthur , . 18-194 
 Wayland, F. Elements of intellectual philosophy. 
 
 B., 1855 15-317 
 
 — Elements of moral science. B., 1855 15-101 
 
 — Elements of political economy. N. Y., 1837 
 
 3-349 
 
 — Letters on the ministry of the gospel. B., 
 
 1863 ^. 32-1078 
 
 — Limitations of human responsibility. B., 1838 
 
 15-334 
 
 — Memoir of the Christian labors of Thomas 
 
 Chalmers. B., 1864 . . . 30-1507 
 
 — Memoir of the life and labors of the Rev. A. 
 
 Judson. B., 1853. 3 v. . . 30-763 
 
 — Notes on the principles and practices of Baptist 
 
 churches. N. Y., 1857 . . 32-655 
 
 — Sermons delivered in the chapel of Brown uni- 
 
 versity. B., 1849 . . . 33-1175 
 
 — Sermons to the churches. N. Y., 1858 33-757 
 
 — Thoughts on the present collegiate system in 
 
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 Wayne, Anthony. Armstrong, J. Life of. (S. 
 
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 Ways and means of payment. S. Colwell 1-134 
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 Wayside cross. E. H. Milman . . 18-1800 
 
WAYSIDE. 
 
 638 
 
 WEBSTER. 
 
 Wa^'sicle pictures, R. Bell . . . 27''-231 
 Wayside thoughts. D. W. Thompson 13-300 
 
 Weak lungs, and how to make tliem strong. D. 
 
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 Weal and woe in Garveloch. H. Martineau 18-3860 
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 Wealth. Sargant, W. L. Science of social opu- 
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 Wealth and welfare. A. Bitzius . . 18-3928 
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 Weapons of war, projectile. J. Scoffern 6-691 
 
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 Wearing of the gray. J.E.Cooke . 26^-1011 
 Wearing the willow ; or. Bride Fielding 18-3474 
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 N. Y., 1852 33-981 
 
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 Webb, Mrs. J. B. Marco Griffl . . 18-3480 
 
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 Webb, T. W, Celestial objects for common tele- 
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 Webber, C. W. The gold mines of the Gila. N. 
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 Webber, H. H. See Bolton, E. C. 
 
 Weber, C, M. v, Compositionen ; gesammtausgabe, 
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 Weber, H. See Illustrations of northern antiquities. 
 
 Weber, M. M. v. Carl Maria von AVeber ; the life 
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 Webster, B. The dead heart. F's S. D, v. 43 
 
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 Webster, Daniel. Works; with biographical me- 
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 — Same. Revised, by C. A. Goodrich. Spring- 
 
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 Webster, R. History of the presbyterian church in 
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 Webster, T., and Mrs. Parkes. Encyclopaedia of 
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WEBSTER, 
 
 629 
 
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 Wedgwood, H. Dictionary of English etymology. 
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 Weeds and useful plants. W. Darlington 9-33,3 
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 Week at Killarney. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hall 
 
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 Week on the Concord and the Merrimac rivers. H. 
 
 D. Thoreau 26''-523 
 
 Week with Jesus. J. M. Lowry . . 32-3383 
 
 Weekly instructor. See Hogi:'s. 
 
 Weekly mirror. [Afterwards Xew York mirror.] 
 
 V. 1-5. N.Y., 1844-7. 40. . 17-51.4 
 
 Weekly register. See Nile's. 
 Week's delight ; or, games and stories for parlor 
 
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 Wehner, J. The modern vassal . . 18-3534 
 
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 Weights and measures. Alexander, J. H. Diction- 
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 Weller, E. Annalen der poetichen national-litera- 
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 Wellesley, R. C, marquis. Notes, relative to the 
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 30-717 
 
 Wellesley, See Wellington. 
 
 Wellington, A. Wellesley, duke of. Brialmont, A. 
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 — Gleig, G. R. Life of . . . 30-1775 
 
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 — Maxwell, W. H. Life of . . 30-1136 
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 27»-983 
 
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 Wellmont, E. Substance and shadows ; or, phases 
 
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 Wells, D. A. Things not generally known ; a popu- 
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 Wells, E. Treatise of antient and present geogra- 
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WELLS. 
 
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 WEST. 
 
 Wells, G. The Israelid : a poem, historical and 
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 Wells, J. G. Every man his own lawyer. N. Y., 
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 — Illustrated citizen's companion ; a complete 
 
 compendium of the political history of the 
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 N. Y., 1860 26=^-599 
 
 Wells, J. S. Long, short, and weak sight, and their 
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 Wells, S. R. New physiognomy, or signs of charac- 
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 disclosing the laws of conjugal selection, and 
 showing who may and who may not niarrv. 
 N. Y., 1869 33-386 
 
 Wells, S. T. See Green, C. 
 
 Wells, T. Letters on Palestine ; or, sketches of 
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 Wells, T. S. Diseases of the ovaries, v. 1. L., 
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 AVells, W. V. Explorations and adventures in Hon- 
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 — Life and public services of Samuel Adams ; with 
 
 extracts from his correspondence, papers and 
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 Wells. Swindell, J. G. Digging, boring and pump- 
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 Wellsted, .T. R. Travels to the city of the Caliphs 
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 Welsby, W. N. Lives of eminent English judges, 
 
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 Welsford, H. Mithridates minor ; an essay on 
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 Welsh traditions, influence of, on the literature of 
 
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 Weltevreden, prison of. W. M. Gibson 28''-218 
 Welly, Mrs. E. A. Self-made ; or, living for those 
 
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 — Symbol dictionary ; being a key to the symboli- 
 
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 Weninger, F. X. Manual of the catholic religion, 
 
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 Wensley. E. Quincy .... 18-2567 
 Went worth, T. See Strafl'ord, T. W., earl of. 
 Wentz, S. A. Amy Denbrook . . 18-3919 
 
 Wept of Wish-ton-wish. J. F. Cooper 18-745 
 
 Were-wolves, book of. S. Baring-Gould 32-1785 
 
 Werner, A. The cantate ; morning service of the 
 
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 — Sacred poetry. N. Y., 1864 . . 23-776 
 
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 Wesley, J. Works ; containing an account of his 
 
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 — Taylor, I. Wesley and methodism 32-891 
 
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 Wesley, S. Kirk, J. Mother of the Wesleys 
 
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 Wesley family. Clarke, A. Memoirs of 32-2244 
 
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 Wesleyan sacred harp. W. McDonald and S. Hub- 
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 West, A. Sir Charles Wood's administration of In- 
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 West, B. Gait, J. Life and studies of 30-561 
 
 West, C. How to nurse sick children. 3d ed. L., 
 
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 Ph., 1861. 8« . . . . 10-577 
 
 West, Mrs. F. Summer visit to Ireland in 1846. 
 
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 West, G. (Bell's poets of G. B.) . . 23-493 
 
 West, J. History of Tasmania. Tasm., 1852. 2 v. 
 
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 West, T. Guide to the lakes of Cumberland, West- 
 
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 West, the, (U. S.) Alback, J. R. Annals of 
 
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 — Beecher, L. Plea for . . . 36b-3 
 
 — Bowles, S. Our new west . . 36*^-714 
 
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 26''-5 
 
 — Brown, S. R. Western gazetteer . 25-117 
 
 — Curliss, D. S. Western portraiture and emi- 
 
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 — De Bow, J. D. B. Industrial resources of 
 
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 — Early history of Western Pennsylvania and the 
 
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 — Ellet, E. F. Summer rambles in . 36''-347 
 
 — Featherstonhaugh, G. W. Canoe voyage up 
 
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 — Hall, .7. Commerce and navigation of 26'*-t5 
 
 Legends of 18-1319 
 
 Soil, climate, resources and scenery of 
 
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 Sketches of life and manners in 26*'-44 
 
 Romance of western history . 26'-462 
 
 — Hofl"man, C. F. Winter in . . 26''-167 
 
 — Kirkland, Mrs. C. M. New home . 18-1787 
 
 — McClure, A. K. Three thousand miles through 
 
 the Rocky mountains . . . 26''-710 
 
 — Mackay, A. Western world . . 26^-300 
 
 — Meeker, N. C. Life in the west . 18-4057 
 
WEST. 
 
 WESTWOOD. 
 
 West, the, (U. S.) Michaux, F. A. Travels to the 
 westward of the Alleghany mountains 26''-87 
 — : Parkman, F. Discovery of the great west 
 
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 — Peck, J. M. Guide for emigrants to 26''-100 
 
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 — Raymond, R. W. Mineral resources of 
 
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 — Ruxton, G. F. Life in the far west 20''-110 
 
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 — Squier, E. G. Summer journey in . 26^-120 
 
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 — Western scenes .... 26''-658 
 
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 West Chester, Penna. Directory of the borough of 
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 West end gazette of gentlemen's fashions, v. 7. L., 
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 — Baird, R. Impressions of . , 26"-213 
 
 — Britisli empire in America . v. 2 of 26^-27 
 
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 — Coleridge, H. N. Sixth months in 26M88 
 
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 [ — Madden, R. R. Residence in . 26''-76 
 
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 — New atlas of 25-304 
 
 — North American and West India gazetteer 
 
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 — Raynal, G. T. Settlements and trade in 29'''-31 
 
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 1837 26''-546 
 
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 Ph., 1839. 8° . . . . 28''-559 
 
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 Winfield the lawyer's son, by Major Penniman. 
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 Winnie and I 18-3554 
 
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 WISEMAN. 
 
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 Winter campaign in India. J. O. Jones 28'*-306 
 Winter evenings. M. Hack . . 18-1305 
 
 Winter evening tales. J. Hogg . . 18-1455 
 Winter in Algeria. Mrs. G. A. Rogers 28^-485 
 
 Winter in Florida. L. Bill . , . 26''-715 
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 Winter in Paris. F. Simms . . , 10-678 
 
 Winter in upper and lower Egypt. 6. A. Ho.skins 
 
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 N. Y., 1857 27"-425 
 
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 Wolfe of the knoll. Mrs. G. P. Marsh 28-571 
 
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 Woman. Afternoon of unmarried life . 33-723 
 
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 — Mansfield, E. D. Rights of women 2-778 
 
 — Michelet, J. Woman . . . 33-803 
 
 — Mill, J. S. Subjection of women . 2-804,5 
 
 — Modern women. [From Saturday review] 
 
 30-2394 
 
 — Monod, A. Deux discours sur la femme 
 
 34-3547 
 
 — Morgan, S. O. Woman and her master 
 
 29''-107 
 
 — Mulock, D. M. Woman's thoughts about wo- 
 
 men 33-701 
 
 — Nccker de Saussure, A. A. de. Study of the 
 
 life of 33-450 
 
 — Ossoli, S. M. F. d'. Woman in the 19th century 
 
 33-529,30 
 
 — Parkes, B. R. Essays on woman's work 
 
 ■ 33-1308 
 
 — Penny, V. Employments of women 6-911 
 
 — Sandford, J. Social and domestic character of 
 
 33-46", 1002 
 
 — Saunders, P. About woman, love and marriage 
 
 33-1064 
 
 — Social and political dependence of women 
 
 2-865 
 
 — Southgate, H. What men have said about wo- 
 
 men 33-1315 
 
 — Unprotected, the .... 2-1027 
 
 — Villemart, B. Friend of women . 33-47 
 
 — Virey, J. J. De la femme sous ses rapports 
 
 physiologique, morale et litleraire 34-4898 
 
 — Wade, J. Women, past and present 29^-113 
 
 — Winslow, H. Woman as she should be 
 
 83-460 
 
 — Woman's influence .... 2-1030 
 
 — Woman's mission .... 83-451 
 
 — Woman's worth .... 83-349 
 
 — Working women's protective union, 5th annual 
 
 report 2-916 
 
 — See Beauty ; Convents ; Deaconesses ; Diseases 
 
 of women ; Education ; Marriage ; Prisons ; 
 Self-culture ; Self-help ; Sisterhoods ; Sociol- 
 ogy. 
 Woman against woman. Fl. Marryat . 18-2097 
 Woman and her master. S. O. Morgan 27»-107 
 Woman as she ought to be. J. K. Stanford 18-2998 
 Woman, the, blessed by all generations. R. Mclia 
 
 . , 32-2511 
 
 Woman ; an enigma. M. J. Mcintosh 18-198(6 
 
 Woman in black, the .... 18-3569 
 Woman in white. W. W. Collins , 18-688 
 
 Woman our angel. A. S. Roe . . 18-3764 
 Woman who dared. E. Sargent . . 23-783 
 
 Woman's faith 18-3573 
 
 Woman's first impressions of Euroqe. E. A. Forbes 
 
 27''-794 
 
 Woman's friendship. G. Aguilar . 18-81 
 
 Woman's home book of health. J. S. Wilson 
 
 10-876 
 
 Woman's influence and woman's mission. Ph., 1854 
 
 2-1030 
 
 Woman's journey round the world. I. Pfeiff'er 
 
 29^-93 
 
 Woman's kingdom. D. M. Mulock . 18-4158 
 Woman's love, and wife's duty. A. Opie 
 
 V. 3 of 18-2394 
 
 Woman's mission. B., 1840 . . . 33-451 
 
 Woman's ransom. F. W. Robinson . 18-2068 
 
 Woman's strategy 18-3962 
 
 Woman's trials. T. S. Arthur . . 18-197 
 
 Woman's wanderings. C. F. Bromley 20''-664 
 Woman's whims. J. X. Boniface . 18-2717 
 Woman's worth ; or, hints to raise the female char- 
 acter. 3d Am. ed. N. Y., 1844 33-349 
 Woman's work in the civil war. L. P. Brockett 
 and M. C. Vaughan . . . 20''-886 
 Women. Adams, H. G. Cyclopedia of female 
 biography 30-2440 
 
 — Adams, W. H. D. Famous beauties and 
 
 historic women .... 30-1618 
 Sunshine of domestic life . . 30-1936 
 
 — Aguilar, G. Women of Israel . 32-319 
 
 — Anderson, J. Ladies of the covenant 32-329 
 Memorable women uf puritan times 30-1404 
 
 — Balfour, C. L. Working women of the last 
 
 half century .... 30-1422 
 
 — Brockett, L. P., and M. C. Vaughan. Woman's 
 
 work in the civil war . . . 26''-886 
 
 — Burns, J. Mothers of the wise and good 
 
 30-643 
 
 — Child, L. M. Biographies of good wives 
 
 30-80 
 
 — Clayton, E. C. Celebrated women 30-1335 
 
 — Clement, J. Noble deeds of American women 
 
 30-677 
 
 — Costello, L. S. Eminent English women 
 
 30-634 
 
 — Cox, F. A. Female scripture biography 
 
 . • 32-1540 
 
 — Craik, G. L. Pursuit of knowledge under dif- 
 
 ficulties, illustrated by female examples 
 30-1804 
 
 — Crosland, N. Memorable women . 30-790 
 
 — Darton, J. M. Famous girls . . 30-1616 
 
 — Driou, A. Les grands femmes de France 
 
 .' . . . . 34-4925 
 
 — EUet, E. F. Pioneer women of the west 
 
 30-699 
 
 Women artists .... 5-154 
 
 Women of the American revolution 30-145 
 
 — Ellis, S. S. Mothers of great men . 30-1191 
 
 — Elwood, A. K. Literary ladies of England 
 
 30-1448 
 
 — Eminent women of the age . . 30-2427 
 
 — Forrest, M. Women of the south distinguished 
 
 in literature 30-1592 
 
 — Gardner, J. Memoirs of eminent Christian 
 
 females 80-196 
 
 — Goodrich, S. G. Lives of celebrated women 
 
 30-1928 
 
 — Hale, S. J. Woman's record . . 30-719 
 
 — Headley, P. C. Women of the bible 32-298 
 
 — Jenkins, J. S. Heroines of history 30-1575 
 
 — Kavanagh, J. French women of letters 
 
 30-1403 
 
 Women of Christianity . . 32-363 
 
 — Lee, A. M. Eminent female writers 30-318 
 
 — Levi AlvareSjD. Dictionnaire abrege des femmes 
 
 celebres 34-3953 
 
 — Merz, H. Eminent women of the German ref- 
 
 ormation 30-931 
 
 — Moore, F. Women of the war . 30-1884 
 
 — Owen, O. F. Heroines of domesticlife 30-1303 
 
WOMEN. 
 
 646 
 
 WOOD. 
 
 Women. Parkes, B. R. Vignettes . 30-1834 
 
 — Raymond, 1. Southland writers . 30-818 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve, C. A. Portraits of celebrated 
 
 women . . ... 30-2369 
 
 — Starling, E. Noble deeds of woman 30-498 
 
 — Stevens, A. Women of methodism 30-1772 
 
 — Thomson, Mrs. A. T. and J. C. Queens of 
 
 society 30-1242 
 
 — Timpson, T. Memoirs of British female mis- 
 
 sionaries 30-1009 
 
 — Trollope, T. A. Decade of Italian women 
 
 30-1238 
 
 — Walford, E. Men of the time; "including 
 
 women" 30-1710 
 
 — Watson, H. 0. Romance of history 30-1348 
 
 — Weld, H. H. Women of tlie scriptures 
 
 32—1505 
 
 — Women of worth '. '. *. '. 30-1175 
 
 — See Heroines ; Queens. 
 
 Women of the gospels. E.Charles . 23-889 
 
 Women of worth : a book for girls. N. Y., 1860 
 
 30-1175 
 
 Women's topics, talks on. J. C. Croly 33-1067 
 Won by a head. A. Austin . . . 18-229 
 
 W(niderful adventures of Tuflongbo. H. Parr 
 
 18-2437 
 
 Wonderful and the beautiful ; or, apples of gold in 
 vessels of silver. Ph., 1857 . 83-G71 
 
 Wonderful tales from Denmark. H. C. Andersen 
 
 18-149 
 
 Wonders, events, and discoveries. J. Timbs 
 
 6-929 
 
 Wonders of antiquity. W. AVeston . 29''-2G8 
 Wonders of the deep. M. S. De Vere . 9-1049 
 
 Wonders of Elora. J. B. Seely . . 28''-12 
 
 Wonders of the invisible world. R. Calef 
 
 26»-597;32-1974 
 
 Wonders of the invisible world. C. Mather 
 
 32-1974 
 
 Wonders ofthe little world. N. Wanley 33-1262 
 Wonders of nature and art. T.Smith. 25-175 
 
 Wonders of nature and art. J. Taylor. 33-33d 
 
 Wonders of optics. F.Marion . . 11-343 
 
 Wonders of Pompeii. M. Monnier . 27''-2361 
 Wonders ofthe world. R. Sears . . 25-38 
 
 Wonders of the world, the hundrf d. C. C. Clarke 
 
 33-898 
 
 Wood, A. Leaves and flowers ; or, object-lessons 
 in botany. N. Y., 1863 . . 9-85 
 
 — Class-book of botany. Troy . . 9-84 
 Wood, A. a. Huddesford, W. Life of 30-326 
 Wood, B. Fort Lafayette ; or, love and secession 
 
 . . .... . 18-3571 
 
 Wood, C. West, A. Sir Charles Wood's adminis- 
 tration of Indian affairs . . 28''-251 
 
 Wood, C. A. F. The Irish broom-maker. F's M. 
 D. V. 10 24-113 
 
 Wood, C. H., and C. Sharp. Year-book of phar- 
 macy ; a practical summary of researches in 
 pharmacy, materia medica, and pharmaceuti- 
 cal chemistry, during 1865. L., 1866 10-634 
 
 Wood, Ellen. See Wood, Mrs. H. 
 
 Wood. E. J. Curiosities of clocks and watches, 
 from the earliest times. L., 1866. 8° 6-942 
 
 — The wedding-day in all ages and countries. 
 
 N. Y., 1869 29"-210 
 
 Wood, E. R. Influence of the teachings of George 
 
 Fox. Ph., 1862. 8« . . . 32-1518 
 Wood, F., life of. By a citizen of New York. N. 
 
 Y., 1855. 8° . . . . 30-1604 
 Wood, G. Gates wide open ; or, scenes in another 
 
 world. A reissue of "Future life" 18-H591 
 
 — Marrying too late .... 18-3592 
 
 — Modern pilgrims .... 18-3593 
 
 — Peter Schlemihl in America . . 18-3594 
 Wood, G. B. Address on the occasion of the cen- 
 tennial celebration of t)ie founding of the 
 Penna. hospital. Ph., 1851. 8» 10-559 
 
 — Dispensatory of the United States of America. 
 
 llthed. Ph., 1858. 8" . . 10-549 
 
 Wood, G. B. Introductory lectures and addresses 
 
 delivered chiefly before the medical classes of 
 
 the university of Pennsylvania. Ph., 1859. 8° 
 
 10-619 
 
 — Treatise on the practice of medicine. 5th ed. 
 
 Ph., 1858. 2 V. 8» . . . 10-263 
 
 — Treatise on therapeutics and pharmacology ; 
 
 or, materia medica. 2d ed. Ph., 1860. 2 v. 
 
 8° 10-264 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Henry. Castle Wafer 18-3575 ;33-932 
 
 — Castle's heir 18-3574 
 
 — The Channings .... 18-3576 
 
 — The earl's heirs .... 18-3578 
 
 — East Lynne ; or, the earl's daughter 18-3579 
 
 — Elster's folly 18-3738 
 
 — Haunted tower . . , . 18-3589 
 
 — Heir to Ashley .... 18-3581 
 
 — Life's secret 18-3582 
 
 — Lord Oakburn's daughters . . 18-3590 
 
 — Lost bank note .... 18-3586 
 
 — Lost will 18-3595 
 
 — Mildred Arkell .... 18-3580 
 
 — Mrs. Haliburton's troubles . . 18-3581 
 •— Mystery 18-3583 
 
 — Orville college 18-3907 
 
 — Oswald Cray 18-3588 
 
 — Red court farm .... 18-3577,95 
 
 — Roland Yorke. Sequel to "The Channings" 
 
 18-4257 
 
 — The runaway match . . . 18-3586 
 
 — St. Martin's eve .... 18-3572 
 
 — Siiadow of Ashlydyat . . . 18-3587 
 
 — Squire Trevlyn's heir. [Same as Trevlyn hold] 
 
 18-3584 
 
 — Trevlyn hold. [Same as Squire Trevlyn's heir] 
 
 18-3596 
 
 — Verner's pride 18-3585 
 
 Wood, James, D. D. Doctrinal differences which 
 
 have agitated and divided the Presbyterian 
 church. Ph., 1853 . . . 32-1384 
 
 Wood, James, D. D., (of Camb.) Elements of 
 algebra. 14th ed. By T. Lund. L., 1852. 
 8° . ...... 14-133 
 
 Wood, John. History of the administration of John 
 Adams. N. Y., 1802. S" . . 26"-234 
 
 Wood, John, esq. Account of the Edinburgh ses- 
 sional school ; with strictures on education in 
 general. 2d ed. E., 1830 . . 13-245 
 
 Wood, Lieut. John. Personal narrative of a jour- 
 ney to the source of the river Oxus, by the 
 route of the Indus, Kabul, and Badakhshan. 
 L., 1841. 8° . . . . 28''-17 
 
 Wood, J. G. Bible animals ; a description of every 
 living creature mentioned in the scriptures. 
 N. Y., 1870. 8° . . . . 9-657 
 
 — Boys' own book of natural history. L., 1861 
 
 ....... 9-658 
 
 — Common objects of the country. L., 1858 
 
 9-659 
 
 — Common objects of the microscope. L., 1861 
 
 9-975 
 
 — Common objects of the sea-shore ; including 
 
 hints for an aquarium. L., 1857 . 9-973 
 
 — Common shells of the sea-shore. L., 1865 
 
 9-1000 
 
 — Homes without hands ; description of the habi- 
 
 tations of animals, classed according to their 
 principle of construction. L., 1865. 8° 9-679 
 
 — Illustrated natural history. L., 1863-5. 3 v. 
 
 So 9-661 
 
 — Same. L., 1858 . . . . 9-660 
 
 — My feathered friends. L., 1858 . 9-662 
 
 — Our garden friends and foes. L., 1864 9-678 
 
 — Sketches and anecdotes of animal life. L., 
 
 1853,4. 2v. . . . . 9-663 
 
 X — etal. Boy's own treasury of sports and pastimes. 
 
 L., 18(56 30-212 
 
 Wood, M. A. E. Letters of royal and illustrious 
 
 ladies of Great Britain. L., 1846. 3 v. 
 33-1244 
 
WOOD. 
 
 647 
 
 WORCESTER. 
 
 Wood, M. S. Social hours with Friends. N. Y., 
 18(37 32-2314 
 
 Wood, T. Inquiry concerning the primitive inhab- 
 itants of Ireland. L., 1821. 8° . 27''-1555 
 
 Wood, William. Manual of physical exercises. N. 
 Y.,1867 20-510 
 
 Wood, William, F. R. S. Index testaceologicus ; 
 or, a catalogue of shells, British and foreign, 
 arranged according to tlie Linuean system. 
 L., 1825. 8° .... '9-747 
 
 Wood, W. B. Personal recollections of the stage. 
 Ph., 1855 24-146 
 
 Wood, W. M. Fankwei ; or, the San Jacinto in 
 the seas of India, China, and Japan. N. Y., 
 1859 28''-299 
 
 — Shoulder to the wheel of progress. Buffalo, 
 
 1853 83-290 
 
 — Wandering sketches in South America, Poly- 
 
 nesia, California, and other places. Ph., 1849 
 
 26*'-194 
 
 Wood, W. P. The continuity of scripture. L., 
 
 18G7 . 32-2359 
 
 Wood carving. Bemrose, W. Manual of 5-210 
 
 — Heincken, C. H. Idee des estampes 21-57 
 
 — Jackson, J. Treatise on . . 5-610 
 Wood Leighton. M. Howitt . . 18-1517 
 Wood rangers. M. Reid . . . 18-2618 
 Woodbine series. See Baker, Mrs. H. N. W., in 
 
 Supplement. 
 
 Woodbridge, T. Autobiography of a blind minister. 
 B.,i85G 30-925 
 
 Woodburn. R. V. Jeffrey . . . 18-1670 
 
 Woodburn grange. W. Howitt . . 18-3829 
 
 Woodbury, A. Maj. Gen. A. E. Burnside, and the 
 ninth army corps. Providence, 1867. 8° 
 26=>-862 
 
 Woodbufy, D. P. Treatise on the elements of sta- 
 bility in the well-proportioned arch, N. Y., 
 1858. 8» 6-98 
 
 Woodbury, L. Writings, .political, judicial, and 
 literary. B., 1852. 3 v. 8" . 2-913 
 
 Woodbury, W. H. New method of learning the 
 German language; embracing both the 
 analytic and synthetic modes of instruction. 
 N. Y., 1863 .... 22-294 
 
 Woodcliff. H. B. McKeever . . 18-1998 
 
 Woodcraft. W. G. Simms . . . 18-2877 
 
 Woodcroft, B. Brief biographies of inventors of 
 machines for the manufacture of textile fab- 
 rics. L., 1863 .... 30-1487 
 
 Wooddesson, R. Lectures on the law of England ; 
 with notes and additions by W. R. Williams. 
 Ph., 1842. 80 . . V. 38, 39 of 2-55 
 
 Woodcutter of Lebanon. J. R. Macduff 18-1968 
 
 Wooden Clara. H. Conscience . . 18-692 
 
 Woodhead, H. Memoirs of Christina, queen of 
 Sweden. L., 1863. 2 v. . . 30-1620 
 
 Woodhill. [Same as Exiles.] T. A. L. v. J. Rob- 
 inson 18-2663 
 
 Woodland lays, legends, and charades. C. L. Hale 
 23-1008 
 
 Woodreve manor. A. H. Dorsey . 18-908 
 
 Woodrooffe, A. Shades of character ; or, the infant 
 pilgrim 18-3883 
 
 Woodruff, H. Trotting horse of America ; how to 
 train and drive him ; with reminiscences of 
 the trotting turf. N. Y., 1868 . 20-509 
 
 Woodruff, S. Journal of a tour to Malta, Greece, 
 Spain, etc., in 1828; with an account of the 
 distribution of provisions and clothing to the 
 suffering Greeks. Hartford, 1831 29''-230 
 
 Woods, C. H. (Belle Otis.) Diary of a milliner 
 
 18-3972 
 
 — Woman in prison. N. Y., 1869 . 2-919 
 
 Woods, D. B. Sixteen months at the gold diggings. 
 N. Y., 1851 . . . . 26"-223 
 
 Woods, J. W. Baltimore city directory, 1866,7. 2 
 
 V. 8° 25-130 
 
 Woods and waters. A. B. Street . 26''-385 
 
 Woodson, Eliza. E. W. Faruham . 30-1549 
 
 Woodstock. W. Scott . . . 18-2780 
 
 Woodstock, Le chateau de. W. Scott . 34-4995 
 
 Woodville stories. See Adams, W. T. 
 
 Woodward, B. B. History of Wales, from the 
 earliest times, to its final corporation with the 
 kingdom of England. L. 2 v. 8» 27''-1236 
 
 — See Bartlett, W. H. 
 
 Woodward, E. M. Our campaigns ; or, tlie history 
 of our regiment during its three years term of 
 service ; with a sketch of the army of the 
 Potomac. Ph., 1865 . . 26'^-602 
 
 Woodward, Ellen M. Miles, G. D. Memoir of 
 30-632 
 
 Woodward, G. E., and F. W. Graperies and horti- 
 cultural buildings. N. Y. 1865 . 4-215 
 
 Woodward, J. J. Hospital steward's manual. 
 Ph., 1862 10-320 
 
 — Outlines of the chief camp diseases of the United 
 
 States armies, as observed during the present 
 war. Ph., 1863. 8« . . . 10-386 
 
 Woodward, S. The Norfolk topographer's mnnual : 
 a catalogue of the books and engravings 
 hitherto published in relation to the county, 
 etc. L., 1842. 8^ . . . 21-373 
 
 Woodward, W. E. Records of Salem witchcraft. 
 Roxbury, 1864. 2 v. 4° . . 26^^-659 
 
 Woodworth, F. C. American miscellany of enter- 
 taining knowledge. B. 2 v. . 33-248 
 
 — Young American's life of Fremont. N. Y., 
 
 1856 30-1450 
 
 Woodworth, Samuel. The forest rose. F's S. D. 
 
 v. 41 24-221 
 
 Wooing and warring. C. D. Kirk . 18-1779 
 Wool. Brothers, S. Wool and woollen manufac- 
 tures of G. B 6-293 
 
 — Browne, P. A. Hair and wool . 9-1202 
 
 — Somerville, J. Growth of . . 4-31 
 
 — Southey, T. Colonial wools . . 4-32 
 Wool-gathering. A. E. Dodge . . 33-1375 
 Woolf, B. E. Don't forget your opera-glasses. F's 
 
 M. D. v. 27 24-113 
 
 — That nose ! F's M. D. v. 35 . . 24-113 
 Wooler, J. P. Love in livery. F's M. D. v. 27 
 
 24-113 
 
 — A man without a head. F's M. D. v. 34 
 
 24-113 
 
 — A twice told tale. F's M. D. v. 34 24-113 
 Woolhouse, W. S. B., Essay on musical intervals, 
 
 harmonics, &c. L., 1835 . . 5-1048 
 
 Woollen and worsted manufactures. J. Bischoff 
 
 6-282 
 
 Woolley, J. Lectures delivered in Australia. 
 Camb., 1862. 8° . . . _ . 33-1386 
 Woolman, J. Journal of the life, lators, and Chris- 
 tian experiences of. Ph., 1854 . 30-1511 
 
 — Same; with his Avorks. Dub., 1778. 8° 
 
 30-1511" 
 
 — Evenings with. See Sister Ruth's stories 
 
 30-1615 
 
 Woolner, T. My beautiful lady. 2d ed. L., 1864 
 
 23-738 
 
 Woolrych, H. W. Life of Judge Jeffreys. Ph., 1852 
 
 30-693 
 
 — Law of waters. Ph., 1853. 8° v. 80 of 2-55 
 Woolsey, T. D. Essay on divorce and divorce 
 
 legislation, with special reference to the U. S. 
 N. Y., 1869 2-381 
 
 — Introduction to the study of international law. 
 
 2d ed. N. Y., 1864. 8" . . 2-146 
 
 Woolnoth, T. Study of the human face. [Same as 
 "Facts and faces."] L., 1865 . 5-636 
 
 Worboise, E. J. Life of Thomas Arnold. L., 1859 
 30-1232 
 
 Worcester, E. Somerset, marquis of. Dircks, H. 
 Life of, with reprint of his century of inven- 
 tions 30-1663 
 
 Worcester, J. E. Dictionary of the English lan- 
 guage. B., 1860. 4° . . 22-377 
 
 — Elements of history, ancient and modern. B., 
 
 1863 29M46 
 
WORCESTER. 
 
 648 
 
 WORSHIP. 
 
 Worcester, J. E. Geographical dictionary ; or, 
 universal gazetteer, ancient and modern. 2d 
 ed. B.,1823. 2 v. 8° . . 25-110 
 
 Worcestershire, (Eng.) Allies, J. British, Roman, 
 and Saxon antiquities, and folk lore 27^-11 
 
 — Laird, F. C. . . pt. 2, v. 15 of 27'M74 
 Word, the. Warner, S. The house of Israel 
 
 18-3834 
 
 Walks from Eden . , . 18-3445 
 
 Word gossip. W. L. Blackley . . 22-410 
 
 Word to women. C. Fry . , . 32-1830 
 Words and places. J. Taylor . . 22-248 
 
 Words for the hour. J. W. Howe , 23-418 
 
 Words for the wise. T. 8. Arthur . 18-3G71 
 Words in earnest. W. W. Everts . 32-342 
 
 Words of a believer. H. F. R. de Lamennais 
 
 32-141 
 
 Words of cheer. T. S. Arthur . . 18-198 
 
 Words of hope. C. A. Means . , 82-2457 
 Words of Je^us, the. J. R. Macduff . 32-542 
 
 Words, study of. R. C. Trench . . 22-260 
 
 Wordsthat shook the world. C.Adams 32-1823 
 Wordsworth, Cliarles. Law of joint stock com- 
 panies. Ph., 1843. 8» . V. 39,40 of 2-55 
 
 — Practice at elections ; being plain instructions for 
 
 the guidance of sheriffs and other returning 
 officers, and their poll clerks, and generally of 
 all persons concerned in tlie election of mem- 
 bers of parliament. 5th ed. L., 1865 2-249 
 
 Wordsworth, Rev. Charles. On Shakspeare's knowl- 
 edge and use of the bible. L., 1864 24-130. 
 
 Wordswortli, Christopher. Greece, pictorial, de- 
 scriptive and historical ; with history of char- 
 acteristics of Greek art by G. Scharf. L., 
 1859. 80 27^-539 
 
 — Journal of a tour in Italy ; with reflections on 
 
 the present condition and prospects of religion 
 in that country. 2d ed. L., 1863. 2 v. 
 27b-652 
 
 — Lectures on the apocalypse : critical, expository, 
 
 and practical; the Hulsean lectures for 1848. 
 Ph., 1852. 8° . . . . 82-705 
 
 — Memoirsof William Wordsworth. Ed. by Henry 
 
 Reed. B., 1851. 2 v. . . 30-659 
 
 Wordsworth, W. Complete poetical works ; with a 
 description of the country of the lakes in the 
 north of England. Ed. by H. Reed. Ph., 
 1837. 8° 23-1302 
 
 — Poetical works. B., 1854. 7 v. . 23-453 
 
 — Excursion: a poem. N. Y., 1849 23-261 
 
 — Poenis ; with an introductory essay on his life 
 
 and writings by H. T. Tuckerman. N. Y., 
 1849 23-248 
 
 — Prelude ; or, growth of a poet's mind : an auto- 
 
 biographical poem. N. Y., 1850 23-284 
 
 — Phillips, G. S. Memoirs of . . 80-710 
 
 — Wordsworth. C. Memoirs of . 30-659 
 "Work, A. See Tiiompson, G. 
 
 AVork and conflict. J. Kennedy . . 32-974 
 
 Work and play. H. Bushiiell . . 83-602 
 
 Work and wages. V. Penny . . 2-1001 
 
 Work and win. W.T.Adams . . 18-3711 
 Work of the spirit. W. H. Stowell . 32-2209 
 Work ; oi-, plenty to do, and how to do it. M. M. 
 
 Brewster 32-2327 
 
 Works of the learned, history of . , 17-221 
 
 Workhouses. Stallard, J. H. Female casual and 
 
 her lodging 2-872 
 
 Working classes. See working people. 
 Working farmer. J. J. Mapes . . 4-504 
 
 Working and waiting. C. Brock . 18-423 
 
 Workingman's companion — cottage evenings. Ph. , 
 
 1831 33-458 
 
 — The results of machinery, namely, cheap pro- 
 
 duction and increased employ mant. Ph., 
 
 1831 6-451 
 
 Workingman's way in the world. C. M. Smith 
 
 30-775 
 
 Workingman's way to wealth. E. Wrigley 
 
 2-334 
 
 Working people. Bayly, M. Wcn-kmen and their 
 difficulties 2-538 
 
 — Bickersteth, C. Lending a hand , 2-966 
 
 — Blaikie, ^Y. G. Better days for . 2-546 
 
 — Crumpe, S. Means of providing employment 
 
 for 2-948 
 
 — Engels, F. Die arbeitenden klasse in Entiland 
 
 34-516 
 
 — Green, S. G. Working classes of Gt. Britain 
 
 2-687 
 
 — Hole, J. Homes for working classes 2-717 
 
 — Levi, L. Wages of working classes 3-1:^8 
 
 — Ludlow, J. M., and L. Jones. Progress of the 
 
 working classes .... 2-773 
 
 — Mayhew, II. London labor and London poor 
 
 2-786 
 
 — Maurice, F. D, Workmen and the franchise 
 
 27''-818 
 
 — Ruskin, J. Letters to a workingman 2-1014 
 
 — Shaftesbury, A. A. C, earl of^ Speeches on 
 
 interests of 2-858 
 
 — Social science prize essay . . 2-1017 
 
 — See Employer and employed ; Labor ; Poor 
 
 wages ; Sociology, 
 Working women. C. L. Balfour . 80-1422 
 
 Working women's protective union, 5th annual re- 
 port. N. Y., 1868 . . . 2-916 
 Workmen and wages. J. Ward . . 2-901 
 Workshops, England's. G. L. M. Strauss, et al. 
 
 6-413 
 
 World, the. By E. Moore, R. 0. Cambridge, H. 
 Walpole, et al. L., 1789. 4 v. . 33-962 
 
 — Same. [Br. essayists ; with preface by A. 
 
 Chalmers.] B., 1856. 3 v. . 38-948 
 
 World and its inhabitants. S. G. Goodrich 9-1001 
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 651 
 
 YOUATT. 
 
 Yankee boy from home, the. N. Y., 1864 27"-892 
 Yankee in Canada. H. D. Thoreau . 33-1291 
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 26^-301 
 
 Yarranton, A. Dove, P. E. Account of 3-92 
 
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 Year-book, Christian .... 82-2275 
 Year book, the gardener's. R.Hogg . 4-275 
 
 Year book of agricultural facts for 1860. Ed. by 
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 11-257 
 
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 Year books. See Almanacs ; Annee ; Annuals ; 
 
 Kalendar. 
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 Year '13, in the. F. Renter . . . 18-2634 
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 Yellowplush papers. W. M. Thackeray 
 
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 Yelverton marriage case. Thelwall, [J.,] vs. [W. 
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 Yemassee. W. G. Simms . . . 18-2878 
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 Yoakum, H. History of Texas, from its settlement 
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 L., 1858 30-1147 
 
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 Yonge, C. M. Beechcroft . . . 18-3612 
 
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 — Cameos from English history, from Rollo to 
 
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 22-298 
 
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 Yorkshireman's tup to Rome. W.Smith 37^-942 
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 — Chemical atlas ; or, the chemistry of familiar 
 
 objects. N. Y.,1855. 4° . . 8-503 
 
 — Class-book of chemistry. N. Y., 1863 8-69 
 
 — Correlation and conservation of forces ; a series 
 
 of compositions by Grove, Helmholtz, Mayer, 
 
 Faraday, Liebig, and Carpenter. N. Y., 1865 
 
 11-239 
 
 — Handbook of household science. N. Y., 1857 
 
 6-235 
 
 — [ed.] Modern culture; its true aims and re- 
 
 quirements : a series of addresses and argu- 
 ments on the claims of scientific education, 
 by Tyndall, Daubeny, et al. L., 1867 
 13-260 
 
 — Same ; with title, The culture demanded by 
 
 modern life. N. Y., 1867 . . 13-261 
 
 Young, Major. See Mathews, T. 
 
 Young, Alexander. Chronicles of the first planters 
 of the colony of Massachusetts bay, from 1623 
 to J 636. B., 1846. 8" . . 26^-236 
 
 — Chronicles of the pilgrim fathers of the colony 
 
 of Plymouth, froni 1602 to 1625. B., 1844. 
 8° 26=^-335 
 
 Young, Andrew. The natural history and habits of 
 the salmon ; with reasons for the decline of 
 the fisheries ; and also, how they can be im- 
 proved ; also, an account of the artificial in- 
 cubation of the salmon. L., 1854 9-664 
 
 Young, Arthur. Six months' tour through the north 
 
 of England ; containing an account of the 
 
 present state of agiiculture, manufactures, and 
 
 population. 2d ed. L., 1771. 4 v. 8"' 
 
 27^-383 
 
 — Travels during 1787-9 ; undertaken with a view 
 
 of ascertaining the resources of France ; with 
 the register of a tour in Spain. Dub., 1793. 
 2 V. 8» 27i'-807 
 
 — See Morton, J. C. 
 
 Young, Arthur. The fractional family ; being the 
 first part of Spirit-mathematics-matter. N. 
 Y., 1864. 8° .... 15-196 
 
 Young, A. W. . The American statesman ; a politi- 
 cal historj'-, exhibiting the origin, nature, and 
 practical operation of constitutional govern- 
 ment in the United States, and the rise and 
 progress of parties. N. Y., 1860. 8" 
 26^-444 
 
 — Citizen's manual of government and law ; com- 
 
 prising the elementary principles of civil 
 government ; a practical view of the state 
 governments, and of the government of the 
 United States. N. Y., 1866 . 2-921 
 
 — Introduction to the science of government, and 
 
 compend of the constitutional and civil juris- 
 prudence of the United States ; with a brief 
 treatise on political economy. 19thed. Buffalo, 
 1850 3-920 
 
 — National economy ; a history of the American 
 
 protective system. N. Y., 1866 . 3-265 
 
 Young, B. Waite, C. V. Authentic history of 
 
 26^-799 
 
 Young, C. F. T. Economy of steam-power on 
 
 ' common roads ; with its history and practice 
 
 in Great Britain ; and its progress in the U. 
 
 S. By A. L. Ilolley and J. K. Fisher. N. Y. 
 
 8" 6-99 
 
 — Fires, fire-engines, and fire-brigades. L., 1866. 
 
 8° 6-954 
 
 Young, C. J. Little Charlie's life, by himself. Ed. 
 by W. R. Clark. L., 1868. S" . 30-682 
 Young, Rev. Edward. Pre-Rafl'aellitism ; or, a pop- 
 ular enquiry into some newly asserted princi- 
 ples connected with the philosophy, poetry, 
 religion, and revolution of art. L., 1857 
 5-86 
 
 Young, Rev. Edward, LL. D. Complete works ; 
 poetry and prose ; with a life of the author, 
 by J. Doran. L., 1854. 2 v. . 33-96 
 
 — (Bell's poets of G. B.) . , . 23-490 
 
 — (Walsh's Br. poets) . . . 23-250 
 
 — The brothers. M. B. D. v. 3 . 24-142 
 
 — Busiris : a tragedy. B. B. T. v. 13 24-71 
 
 — Night thoughts on life, death, and immort'ality ; 
 
 with a memoir of the author, and notes, by 
 J. R. Boyd. N. Y.. 1856 . . 33-333 
 
 — Same. Haverhill^ 1820 . . . 23-349 
 
 — The revenge : a tragedy. B. D. v. 1 34-143 
 
 — Same. D. L. T. v. 9 . . . 24-107 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 8 . . i 24-141 
 
 — Same. I. B. T. v. 33 . . . 24-141 
 
 — Same. M. B. D. v. 3 . . . 34-143 
 
 — Same. S. B. T. v. 7 . . . 34-191 
 Young, I. G. Fragmentary records of the Youngs, 
 
 comprising an account of the posterity of 
 Ninian Young of Chester county, Pa. Ph., 
 
 1869. 8° 30-1273 
 
 Young, J. The Christ of history : an argument 
 grounded in the facts of his life on eartli. N. 
 Y., 1855 .32-590 
 
 — Lectures on intellectual philosophj'' ; with a 
 
 memoir of the author, by W. Cairns. Glas- 
 gow, 1835. 8" . . . . 15-76 
 
 — ' ' The life and light of men." L., 1866 32-1893 
 
 — The mystery; or, evil and God. Ph., 1856 
 
 32-643 
 
 — Province of reason : a criticism on Mansel's 
 
 Bampton lecture on "the limits of religious 
 
 thought." N. Y.,1860 . . 15-158 
 
 Young, .J. R. Elements of analytical geometry. 
 
 'L.,1830 14-83 
 
 — Same. Revised by J. D. Williams. Ph., 1850. 
 
 S" 14-21 
 
 — Elements of the differential calculus. Ph., 
 
 1833. S° 14-56 
 
 — El<^ments of the integral calculus. Ph., 1839. 
 
 8° 14-57 
 
 — Elements of plane and spherical trigonometry ; 
 
 with logarithmic and trigometrical tables, and 
 researches in spherical geometry, by T. S. 
 Davies. Ph., 1835. 8° . . 14-94 
 
 — Mathematical dissertations, for the use of stu- 
 
 dents in the modern analysis. L., 1861. 8° 
 14-111 
 
 — Modern skepticism, viewed in relation to modern 
 
 science, more especially in reference to the 
 doctrines of Colenso, Pluxley, Lyell, and 
 Darwin, respecting the Noachian deluge, the 
 antiquity of man, and the origin of species. 
 L., 1865 32-1663 
 
 — Navigation and nautical astronomy, in theory 
 
 and practice. L., 1858 . . 12-100 
 
 — Tables, intended to facilitate .the operations of 
 
 navigation and nautical astronomy. L., 1859 
 12-88 
 
 — Key to the rudimentary treatise on arithmetic. 
 
 2ded. L., 1860 .... 14-157 
 
 — See Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 
 Young, L. J H. Sea fishing as a sport. L., 1865 
 
 20-513 
 
 Young, M. Life and times of Aonio Paleario ; or, 
 
 a history of the Italian reformers in tlie 16th 
 
 century. L., 1860. 2 v. 8» . 30-1836 
 Young, Ninian. See Young, I. G. 
 Young, P. History of Mexico : her civil wars, and 
 
 colonial and revolutionary annals ; with an 
 , accountof the war with the U. S. Cin., 1850. 
 
 8° . .... 26»-237 
 
 — Same. Ph., 1847 .... 26''-337» 
 Young, R. The Ulster harmonist, consisting of con- 
 stitutional songs, original and selected ; with 
 historical and biographical notes. Derry, 
 1844 3,3-850 
 
 Young, T. Miscellaneous works. Ed. by G. Pea- 
 cock and J. Leitch. L.,1855. 8 v. 8° 11-307 
 
 — Peacock, G. Life of . . . 80-1896 
 
YOUNG. 
 
 653 
 
 ZEUNER, 
 
 Young, W. Mathieu Ropars, et cetera. Bv au cx- 
 
 editor '18-4082 
 
 Youu!?, W. B. Aritlimetical dictionary ; or, book 
 "of reference. 20tli ed. N. Y., 1848 14-88 
 Young America. J. Burlie . . . 23-974 
 
 Young America abroad. See Adams, W. T. 
 
 Young artists, the 18-3795 
 
 Young Benjamin Franklin. H. Mayhew 18-2158 
 Young captain. P. A. Hanaford . . 30-1714 
 Young Christian. J. Abbott . . 32-2,3 
 
 Young colonel, and other tales. R. W. Thomas 
 
 18-3219 
 
 Young Crusoe. A. S. Harley . . 18-1352 
 
 Young debater and chairman's assistant. By an 
 
 ex-member of the Philadelphia bar. N. Y.,' 
 
 1869 22-760 
 
 Young disciple. J. A. Clark . . 30-1225 
 
 Young Dominican. V. de Fereal . . 18-3902 
 
 Younff dressmaker .... 18-2149 
 
 Youni duke. B. Disraeli . . 18-902;2088'' 
 
 Young exiles. A. Bowman . . 18-370 
 
 Young farmer's manual. S. E. Todd . 4-285 
 
 Young fur traders. R. M. Ballautyne 18-261 
 
 Young housewife's daily assistant on all matters 
 
 . relating to cookery and housekeeping. 2d ed. 
 
 L., 1864 ..... 6-236 
 
 Young ladies' guide. H. Newcomb . 32-450 
 
 Young lady of pleasure, the. N. Y., 1865 32-2334 
 
 Young lady's book : a manual of elegant recreations, 
 
 arts, sciences, and accomplishmcjpts. L. 
 
 33-754 
 
 Young lady's friend. By a lady. B., 1837 33-404 
 Youniz lieutenant. W. T. Adams . 18-74 
 
 Young man. J. Todd .... 33-466 
 
 Young man from home. J. A. James 33-437 
 
 Young man's friend. D. C. Eddy . 32-1837 
 Young man's friend. J. A. James . 32-409 
 
 Young marooners. F. R. Goulding . 18-1239 
 Young mechanic. By the author of "The young 
 merchant." N. Y.,1843 . . 33-497 
 
 Young men. Beecher, H. W. Lectures to 33-439 
 
 — Burnap, G. W. Lectures to . . 33-436 
 
 — Clark, R. W. Lectures to . . 33-432 
 
 — Clarke, D. Lectures to young people 33-446 
 
 — Cobbett, W. Advice to . . 33-863 
 
 — Considerations for .... 32-1456 
 
 — Fisher, S. W. Three great temptations of 
 
 32-388 
 
 — Lacordaire, J. B. H. Letters to , 32-1778 
 
 — Livermore, A. A. Lectures to . 33-440 
 
 — Nott, E. Counsels to . . . 33-449 
 
 — Scott, W. A. Daniel, a model for young men 
 
 32-528 
 
 Young men's association of the city of Chicago. 
 Catalogue of library. Chicago, 1856. 8° 
 21-406 
 
 — Same, with charter, rules, &c. Chicago, 1859 
 
 21-408 
 
 Young men's association of the city of Milwaukee. 
 Catalogue of library ; with the annual reports, 
 rules, etc. M., 1868 . . . 21-435 
 
 — First and second supplements to catalogue of 
 
 library. M., 1863,5 . . . 21-434 
 
 Young men's association of Troy. Catalogue of 
 
 library 21-511 
 
 Young men's mercantile library association of Cin- 
 cinnati. Catalogue of library. Cin., 1846. 
 
 8° 21-411 
 
 Same. Cin., 1855. S" . . 21-412 
 
 Young middy, the. J. C. Armstrong . 18-161 
 
 Young mother. W. A. Alcott . . 10-743 
 
 Young parson 18-3629 
 
 Young patriot, the .... 18-3631 
 
 Young patroon. P. H. Myers . . 18-3627 
 Young people, letters to. J. G. Holland 33-711 
 Young people's book. Ed. by J. Frost. Ph., 1841,2 
 
 8" 17-112 
 
 Young pilgrim, the. C. Tucker . . 18-3628 
 Young prima donna. E. C. Grey . 18-1280 
 Young recruit. G. Nieritz . . . 18-3632 
 
 Young Singleton. T. Gwynne . . 18-1304 
 Young sculptor. S. S. Ellis. [Family secrets, v. 3] 
 
 18-4133 
 
 Young step-mother. C. M. Yonge . 18-3622 
 Young tutor. E. C. Brewer . . 33-420 
 
 1 oung villager, the. L. Richmond . 18-2648 
 Young voyageurs. M. Reid . . . 18-2619 
 Young Avife. W. A. Alcott . . . 33-459 
 
 Young woman's book of health. W. A. Alcott 
 
 10-126 
 
 Young women. Chapin, E. H. Duties of 32-1832 
 
 — Chapone, H. Letters to . , , 33-857 
 
 — Deems, C. F. What now ? . . 33-441 
 
 — Dufrcnoy, A, G. B. Biographic des jeunes 
 
 demoiselles 34-3293 
 
 — Eddy, D. C. Young woman's friend 32-1836 
 
 — Eliot, W. G. Lectures to . . 33-442 
 
 — James, J. A. Young woman's guide 32-1578 
 
 — Maintenon, F. d'A. de. Conseils aux demoiselles 
 
 34-3576 
 
 Young wrecker of the Florida reef. R. M. Bache 
 
 18-243 
 
 Young yagers. Mayne Reid , . . 18-2620 
 Younger, J. The light of the week. N. Y., 1850 
 
 32-1029 
 
 Younger son, adventures of. H. R. Addison 18-71 
 Youth of Jefferson. J. E. Cooke . , 18-8630 
 Youth of the Old dominion. S. Hopkins 26''-342 
 Youth of Shakspeare. R. F. Williams 18-3522,3 
 Youth's companion and counsellor. W. Chambers 
 
 -83-693 
 
 Youth's historical cabinet. Ph., 1850 . 30-629 
 
 Youth's history of the rebellion. W. M. Thayer 
 
 26''-548 
 
 Yu-ki, le magician. T. Pavie . . 84-4517 
 Yucatan. Fancourt, C. S. History of. 26=^-986 
 
 — Norman, B. M. Rambles in . . 26^^-93 
 
 — Stephens, J. L. Incidents of travel in 26'^'-150 
 Yule, H. Fortification, for officers of the army and 
 
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 6-724 
 
 Yusef: a crusade in the east. J. R. Browne 
 
 28''-167 
 
 Zacharie, I. Surgical and practical observations on 
 the diseases of the human foot ; with instruc- 
 tions for their treatment. N. Y., 1860 10-406 
 Zachos, J. C. High school speaker. Cin., 1858 
 
 38-852 
 
 Zaidee. M. O. W. Oliphant . . . 18-2387 
 Zaire, [Congo.] Tuckey, J. K. Expedition to ex- 
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 Zambesi. Livingstone, D. and C. Expedition to 
 
 . . . . . 28''-497,498 
 
 Zamora, A. de. El hechizadopor fuerza. T. T. E. 
 
 V. 5 84-3 
 
 Zanoni. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton . . 18-495 
 
 Zanzibar. Browne, J. R. Notes of a sojourn in 
 
 29''-223 
 
 Zarate, F. de. Mudarse por mejorarse. T. T. E. 
 
 V. 5 34-2 
 
 Zayde. M. M. P. de la V. de Lafayette 84-4305 
 
 Zealand. Andersen, A. Tour in . 27i'-765 
 
 Zein-ud-deen. Tohfut-ul-mujahideen : an historical 
 
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 Zeller, E. Strauss and Renan. Trans, from the 
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 Zeluco. J. Moore . . v. 5 of 33-1362;18-2246 
 Zenaida. F. Anderson .... 18-139 
 
 Zend language. Hang, M. Grammar of 32-1103 
 Zenobia. W. Ware .... 18-3444 
 Zepeda. See Cepeda. 
 Zephyrs from Italy and Sicily. W. M. Gould 
 
 27i'-264 
 
 Zeuner, C. American harp : a collection of new 
 and original church music. B. 4° 5-1015 
 
 — The ancient lyre : a collection of okl, new, and 
 
 oriffinal church music. 20th ed. B., 1863. 
 Ob^8° 5-1016 
 
ZILLAH. 
 
 654 
 
 ZWISCHEN. 
 
 Zillah, the cliild medium. By the author of "My 
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 Zimmermann, J. G. Essay on national pvide ; with 
 memoirs of the author. Traus. by 8. H. Wil- 
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 — Solitude considered with reference to its influ- 
 
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 2v. 8" 15-77 
 
 Zinzendorf. See Rimius, H. 
 
 Zizine. C. P. de Kock .... 34-4770 
 Zockler, 6. See Lange, J. P., in Supplement. 
 Zoe : or, the quadroon's triumphs. E. D. Livermore 
 
 18-1925 
 
 Zoe: the history of two lives. E. Jewsbury 18-1096 
 Zoe's brand. By the author of "Recommended to 
 
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 Zohrab, the hostage. J. Morier . . 18-2209 
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 Zundel, J. Treatise on harmony and modulation ; 
 
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 Zuni river. Sitgreaves, L. Expedition down the 
 
 26b-335 
 
 Zitrcher and Margolle. Meteors, aerolites, storms, 
 
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 Zwei baronessen, die. H. C. Andersen 
 
 34-617 
 
 Zwingli, U. Blackburn, W. M. Ulrich Zwingli, the 
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 Switzerland 32^816 
 
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 Zwischen himmel und erde. O. Ludwig 34-586 
 
SUPPLEMENT. 
 
 A. 
 
 ADAMS. 
 
 A, major. See Coles, C. B. 
 
 A, B, G, of music. A. Panseron . . 5-1084 
 
 Aarbergs, the. K. Hervey . . . 18-1427 
 Ab-sa-ra-ka ; Home of the crows. M. J. Caning- 
 
 ton 26''-0yi 
 
 Abaellino. M. G. Lewis . . . 18-4156 
 Abati, F. See-saw .... 18-4180 
 Abbey, H. Stories in verse. N. Y., 1869 23-972 
 Abbott, G. D. Mexico, and the U. S. ; their mutual 
 
 relations and common interests. N. Y., 1869 
 
 20''-1045 
 
 Abbott, J. Harper's school history • narrative of 
 
 the general course of history. l^.Y., 1861 
 
 29''-209 
 
 Abbott, J. S. C. History of Joseph Bonaparte. N. 
 
 Y.,1809 30-1739 
 
 — History of Napoleon III. B., 1869. 8" 
 
 80-2428 
 
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 37»-1998 
 
 Abbott, L. Jesus of Nazareth ; his life and teach- 
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 — Old testament shadows of new testament truths ; 
 
 Avith designs by Dore, Delaroche et al. N. 
 
 Y., 1870. 8° . . . . 32-2533 
 Abbott, Rosa. Rosa Abbott stories ; Upside down, 
 
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 Abdomen. See Hernia. 
 
 Abel redevivus. T. Fuller . . . 30-1869 
 About, E. Lettres d' un bon jeune homme a sa 
 
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 About woman, love, and marriage. F. Saunders 
 
 33-1064 
 
 Abridgements. Gaultier, A. E, C. Method of 
 
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 Abu Abdallah Mohammed Ben Musa El Khowarez- 
 
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 Abyssinia. Blanc, H. Narrative of captivity in 
 
 28''-596 
 
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 expedition 28>'-609 
 
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 Academy of natural sciences of Philadelphia, jour- 
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 Acagchemem Indians. Boscana, G. Indians of 
 
 Alta California .... 2G''-71 
 
 Acids, alkalies, and salts. T. Richardson and H. 
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 . . . . V. 1, pis. 3,4,5 of 8-43 
 Across America and Asia. R. Pumpelly 
 
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 Acts of the apostles. Biscoe, R. History of 
 
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 Adam Graeme of Mossgray. M. O. W. Oliphant 
 
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 Adams, C. Life of Oliver Cromwell. N. Y., 1867 
 
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 Adams, C. F., jr. Chapter of Erie. Bi, 1869 1-6 
 Adams, F. C. Von Toodleburgs . . 18-57 
 
 Adams, H. A. Dawn . . . . 18-4038 
 Adams, H. G., (ed.) Cyclopojdia of female biogra- 
 phy. L., 1869. 8° . . . 30-2440 
 Adams, J. See Bradby, J. 
 Adams, N. Bertha and her baptism. B., 1857 
 
 32-721 
 
 — Cross in the cell, the ; conversations with a 
 
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 1868 32-2488 
 
 Adams, W. H. D. Buried cities of Campania ; or, 
 Pompeii and Herculaneum. L., 1868 
 
 27''-946 
 
 — The queen of the Adriatic ; or, Venice, past and 
 
 present. L., 1869 . . . 21^-693 
 
 — Valley of the Nile ; its tombs, temples, and 
 
 monuments. L., 1867 . . 28^-601 
 
 Adams, W. T. Down the river ; or, Buck Brad- 
 ford and his tyrants . . . 18-3941 
 
 — Freaks of fortune ; or, half round the world 
 
 18-3938 
 
 — Lake sliore series. 
 
 (1) Through by daylight . . 18-4124 
 
 (2) Lightning express . . 18-4125 
 
 (3) On time .... 18-4126 
 
 (4) Switch olf . . . . 18-4137 
 
 — Make or break ; or, the rich man's daughter 
 
 18-3940 
 
 — Our standard-bearer ; or, life of Gen. U. 8. 
 
 Grant. B., 1868 .... 30-3395 
 
 — Starry flag series. 
 
 (3) Freaks of fortune. . . 18-3938 
 
 (4) Seek and find . . . 18-3939 
 
 (5) Make or break . . . 18-3940 
 
 (6) Down the river . . . 18-3941 
 
 — Young America abroad series. 
 
 (4) Dikes and ditches . . 18-4104 
 
 (5) Palace and cottage , . 18-4105 
 
 (6) Down the Rhine . . . 18-4106 
 
ADDISON. 
 
 656 
 
 ALL. 
 
 Addison, Joseph. Dialogues upon the usefuhiess 
 of ancient medals ; especially in relation to the 
 Latin and Greek poets. L., 174G 33-841 
 
 Addison, Julia. Effie Vernon ; or, life and its lessons 
 18-4204 
 
 Addison, T. Collection of the published writings of, 
 ed., with introductory prefaces, by Dr. Wilks 
 and Dr. Daldy. L., 1868. 8» . 10-843 
 
 Addums, Mozis. Letters of . ' . . 26'>-1950 
 
 Adelung, J. C. Historical sketch of Sanskrit litera- 
 ture. Oxf., 1833. 8° . . . 22-903 
 
 Adirondacks. B. F. De Costa. Lake George, »&c. 
 30'^-684 
 
 — Murray, W. H. H. Adventures in the wilder- 
 
 ness SC-TOO 
 
 Adulterations, Hoskins, T. H. What we eat 
 
 10-232 
 
 Adventures in the wilderness. W. H. H. Murray 
 
 SC-TOO 
 
 Adventures on the great hunting-grounds. V. Meu- 
 
 nier 28^^-271 
 
 Adventures of an attorney in search of practice 
 
 18-4271 
 
 Advertiser, the. v. 1,3, [Imperfect.] Wilkes- 
 barre, 1813,14. 8» . . . 17-3 
 
 Advice to a wife. P. H. Chavasse , 10-855 
 
 Aedes Althorpianae. T. F. Dibdin v. 5,6of 21-G41 
 Aerolytes. Phipson, T. L. Meteors, aerolytcs, and 
 
 falling stars 12-94 
 
 Aesop. Geruzez, E. Vie d' Esope. [See La Fon- 
 taine, J.] 34-3456 
 
 Aifaire Clemen ceau. A. Dumas, fils . 34-4949 
 Affaire du collier. J. de L. de St. K. de Lamotte- 
 
 Valois 34-3491 
 
 Afranius. J. M. Leavitt . . . 23-1029 
 
 Africa. Du Chaillu, P. Lost in the jungle 28''-G12 
 
 Wild life under the equator . 28''-599 
 
 — Faulkner, H. Elephant haunts : a search for 
 
 Livingstone 28*^-591 
 
 — Ternaux-Compans, H. Bibliotheque Africaine 
 
 21-48 
 
 — Walker, S. A. Missions in western A. 32-507 
 After the storm. T. S. Arthur , , 18-4168 
 Agassiz, L. J. R. Bibliographia zoologiae et geolo- 
 
 giae. V. 2-4. L., 1852-4. Seep. 6 21-133 
 Agnes Wentworth. S. Palfrey . . 18-1126 
 Agricultural cliemistry. Caldwell, G. C. Agricul- 
 tural chemical analysis . . 8-123 
 Agriculture. Courtney, W. S. Manual of 6-484 
 
 — Flint, C. L. Agricultureof Massachusetts 4-300 
 
 — Johnson, S. W. How crops grow . 4-j12 
 
 — Monthly journal of agriculture . 4-29 
 
 — Peters, R, Enquiries on plaster of Paris 4-33 
 
 — See Farming ; Irrigation. 
 
 Agrippa, L. Discorso sopra la natura, e comples- 
 sione humana. [See Porta, G. B.] 34-2.109 
 
 Aguila, C. J. E. H. d'. Histoire des evenements 
 memorables du regne de Gustave III de 
 Suede, pour servir a 1' histoire generale, poli- 
 tique et morale de 1' Europe, pendant le 
 XVIIIe siecle. P., 1807. 2 v. . 34-3025 
 
 Ahmed Ibn Hemdem. Turkish evening entertain- 
 ments. Trans, by John P. Brown 18-4")8 
 
 Aim, F. New practical and easy method of learn- 
 ing the German language. N. Y., 1869 22-18 
 
 Aikin, B., (cd.) Waiting for the verdict: an auto- 
 biography. L., 1863 . . . 30-608 
 
 Aikin, J. Arts of life. L., 1858 . . 6-145 
 
 — Essays on song-writing ; with a collection of 
 
 English songs, to which are added some 
 original pieces. L., 1799 . . 23-375 
 
 Aikman, J. Annals of the persecution in Scotland, 
 from the restoration to the reformation. Pli., 
 1844. 3 V 33-1095 
 
 Aime-Martin, L. Education of mothers of families ; 
 or, the civilization of the human race by 
 women ; with remarks on the prevailing 
 methods of education, and their influence 
 ujion health and happiness, by E. Lee. L., 
 1851 . . ... 33-464 
 
 Ainslee stories. H. C. Weeks . . 18-3483 
 Airy, G. B. See Magnetism of ships, p. 361 11-331 
 Akhlak-i-Jalaly. See Practical philosophy of the 
 
 Muhammadan people, 
 Alabama and Kearsarge. P. M. Edge . 26»-1028 
 Alacoque, M. M. Daniel, C. History of the blessed 
 
 Margaret Mary .... 32-2330 
 Alaska. Treaty with Russia, report on 26''-688 
 
 — Whymper, F. Travel and adventure in 
 
 36''-701 
 
 Albany. Worth, G. A. Random recollections of, 
 
 (1800-1808) .... 26='-215 
 
 Alboize du Pujol. See Arnould, A., in Supplement. 
 Album of language. G. Naphegyi . 22-361 
 
 Albumenuria. Dickinson, W. H. Pathology and 
 
 treatment of .... 10-819 
 
 Alchemy. Lully, R. Philosophical and chymical 
 
 experiments . . . . 8-131 
 
 — Paracelsus. Of chymical transmutation, gene- 
 
 alogy and generation . . . 8-131 
 
 Alcock, R. Familiar dialogues in Japanese ; with 
 
 English and French translations. P., 1868. 
 
 8" 33-8 
 
 Alcohol. Story, C. A, Nature and effects of 
 
 10-487 
 
 Alcott, A. B. Tablets. B., 1868 . . 33-1395 
 Alcott, L. M. Hospital sketches, and camp and fire- 
 side stories. B., 1869 . , . 26i'-713 
 
 — Little women ; or, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy 
 
 18-133 
 
 Alcott, W. A. Physiology of marriage. B., 1860 
 10-4 
 
 Aldeane. L. Preston .... 18-2549 
 
 Aldrich, T. B. Story of a bad boy , 18-4294 
 
 Aldridge,' W, See Holdsworth, W. 
 
 Aler, P. Gradus ad Parnassum ; sive novus syn- 
 onymorum, epitlietorum, plirasium poetica- 
 rum, ac versuum thesaurus. Ab uno e socie- 
 tate Jesu. L., 1729 . . . 34-383 
 
 Alethinos. [Pseud.] See Ivers, H. F. 
 
 Alethitlieras. Travels by sea and land . 18-4080 
 
 Alexander, A. Brief compend of bible truth. Ph., 
 1846 32-433 
 
 Alexander, J. W. Thoughts on family Avorship. 
 Ph., • 1847 32-458 
 
 Alexander, P. P. Moral causation ; or, notes on 
 Mr. Mill's notes. E., 1868 . . 15-343 
 
 — See Smith, A. 
 
 Alford, H. Essays and addresses, chiefly on church 
 subjects. L.,1809. 8° . . 33-2533 
 
 Algarotti, P. Sir Isaac Newton's philosoi)hy ex- 
 plained for the use of the ladies; in six dialogues 
 on light and color. L., 1739 . 11-7 
 
 Algebra. Lewis, E. Practical analyst 14-195 
 
 — Abu Abdallah Mohammed Ben Musa 14-58 
 Alger, H., jr. Fame and fortune; or, the progress 
 
 of Richard Hunter . . . 18-4066 
 
 — Luck and pluck ; or John Oaklev's inheritance 
 
 ' . 18-4298 
 
 — Mark, the match boy . . , 18-4067 
 
 — Ragged Dick series, 
 
 — (1)' Rasged Dick , . , . 18-4065 
 
 — (2) Fame and fortune , , , 18-4066 
 
 — (3) Mark, the match boy , . 18-4067 
 
 — (4) Rough and ready , , . 18-4068 
 
 — (5) Luck and pluck , . . 18-4069 
 Algeria. Napheygi, G. Among the Arabs 28''-595 
 
 — Tales of, from the Veloce of A. Dumas 18-946 
 All Bey. Lusignan, S. Revolt of, against the Otto- 
 man porte 38''-61 
 
 Ali Hazin. See Mohammed Ali Hazin. 
 Alice's adventures in wonderland. L. Carroll 
 
 18-593 
 
 Alice Tracy. S. Currier , , . 18-783 
 
 Alisaunder, alliterative romance. [E. E. T. S. Ext. 
 
 series, pt. 1] . . . v. 1 of 32-1044 
 
 Alkalies. Richardson, T., and H. Watts. [Kmipp, 
 
 F.] . . . V. 1, pts. 3,4,5 of 8-43 
 All is not gold that glitters. M. E. Braddon 
 
 ... ... .. . . 18-4205 
 
ALLEN. 
 
 657 
 
 ANCIENT. 
 
 Allen, H. Outlines of comparative anatomy and 
 medical zoology. Ph., 18G9. 8" . 9-740 
 
 Allen, J. State cliurclies and the kingdom of Christ. 
 L., 1853. 8° . . . . 32-467 
 
 Allen, L. F. American cattle; their history, breed- 
 ing, and management. N. Y , 1868 4-803 
 
 Allen, R. Sportsman in Ireland ; with his summer 
 tour through the liiijlilands of Scotland. By 
 a cosmopolite. L..'l840. 2 v. . 27'^-60 
 
 Allen, R. H. New England tragedies in prose. B., 
 1869 26=>-1039 
 
 Allen, R. L. New American form book. Revised 
 
 and enlarged by L. F. Allen. N. Y., 1869 
 
 . . . . . 4-3* 
 
 Alley, George. Our class meetings. Dub., 1868 
 32-2462 
 
 Allibone, S. A. Review, by a layman, of a work en- 
 titled, " New theme for the protestant clergy : 
 creeds without charity, theology without 
 humanity, and protestantism without Christi- 
 anity. Ph., 1852 . . . 32-385 
 
 Allin, T. See Hulme, S. 
 
 Almanac, Atlantic .... 17-14 
 
 — Presbyterian a 32-2395 
 
 — Punch's twenty almanacks . . 17-115 
 Almon, J. See Parliamentary register. 
 
 Almost a nun. J. M. Wright . . 18-4222 
 Alms. De Foe, D. Giving alms no charity 2-949 
 Alnander, S. J. Anvisning til et utvaldt theolo- 
 giskt bibliothek. Stock., 1763 . 21-50 
 
 Alphabets. Bell, A. M. Universal alphabetics 
 
 22-363 
 
 — Delamotte, F. Ancient and mediaeval alphabets 
 
 5-526 
 
 Examples of modern alphabets 5-525 
 
 Ornamental a 5-157 
 
 — Fry, E. Pantographia . . . 22-376 
 
 — Lepsius, C. R. Standard alphabets 22-153 
 
 — Lillie, H. Alphabet of monograms 5-637 
 
 — Massey, W. Origin and progress of letters 
 
 21-221 
 
 — Williams, M. Application of tbe Roman al- 
 
 phabet to the languages of India 22-505 
 
 — See Language ; Letters ; Orthography ; Pho- 
 
 netics ; Writing ; and names of languages. 
 Alps. Bonney, T. G. Alpine regions 27'^-943 
 
 — Dowsing, W. Rambles in Switzerland 
 
 27''-956 
 
 Alta California. Boscana, G. Indians of 26''-71 
 Altar of Baal thrown down. Novion . 30-331 
 
 Alton trials. W. S. Lincoln . . 2-223 
 
 Always in the wa}^ T.Jeans . . 18-4174 
 Amateur tlieatricals. S. A. Frost . 20-230 
 
 Amazon, the. F. Dingelstedt . . 18-4177 
 Amber. Cook, J. Natural history of 10-120 
 America. Bishop, N. H. Thousand miles' walk 
 across 26>'-693 
 
 — Bradford, A. W. American antiquities 
 
 26"-1030 
 
 — De Costa, B. F. Pre-Columbian discoverv of 
 
 26''-1053 
 
 — Hutchinson, T. J. The Parana ; and S. A. rec- 
 
 ollections 26>'-696 
 
 — Jones, G. History of ancient A. 26''-598 
 
 — Lanman, C. Adventures in the British prov- 
 
 inces 26''-319 
 
 — Latrobe, C. J. The rambler . 26"-66 
 
 — Oldmixon, J. British empire in America 
 
 26''-351 
 
 — Rafn, C. C. Antiquitates Americanae de rerum 
 
 anti-Columbianarum . . 34-496 
 
 — Rose, G. The great country . 26''-697 
 
 — Vigne, G. T. Six months in . 26'^-694 
 
 — See Alaska, in Supplement. 
 
 American boy's book of sports and games. N. Y. 
 
 20-304 
 
 American cattle. L. F. Allen . . 4-303 
 
 American colonization society, character of. W. 
 
 Jay • 2-740 
 
 American commercial law. F. Chamberlin 2-134 
 
 American disruption, the. A. J. B. B. Hope 
 
 26''-1005 
 American draught player. H. Spayth 20-63 
 
 American entomoloiiical society, catalogue of li- 
 brary. Ph., f868. 8" . . 21-467 
 American family in Paris. N. Y., 1869 27''-105 
 American family Robinson. M. Reid . 18-2600 
 American fish culture. T. Norris . 4-309 
 American gardener. W. Cobbett . 4-314 
 American genealogies and pedigrees. D. S. Durree 
 
 20='-421 
 
 American genealogist. W. H. Whitmore 26^-214 
 American houses. Sloan, S. Designs for rural 
 
 buildings 5-376 
 
 American journal of pharmacy. See Philadelphia 
 
 college of pharmacy, p. 456. 
 American juror. H. B. Wilson , 2-370 
 
 American literature. Triibner, Nicholas. Guide to 
 
 21-279 
 
 American newspaper directory. G. P. Rowell & 
 
 Co 21-105 
 
 American note books. Hawthorne, N. Passages 
 
 from 30-2407 
 
 American party. See Native American, p. 411. 
 American phonetic journal. Ed. by R. P. Prosser. 
 
 Cin., 1855-8. v. 1-5 in 2. 8» . 22-303 
 
 American school system. J. Collings 13-93 
 
 American woman in Europe. S. R. Urbino 
 
 27''-961 
 
 American woman's home. C. E. Beecher and H. 
 
 B. Stowe 6-162 
 
 American year book, 1869. D. N. Camp 20''-992 
 Ames, C. Victoire : a novel . . 18-3914 
 Ames, J. Tvpographical antiquities, augmented by 
 
 Wm. Herbert. L., 1785,86. 3 v. 40 
 21-295=^ 
 
 — Same enlarged ; with notes by T. F. Dibdin. 
 
 L., 1810-19. 4 V. 4° . . , 21-295" 
 Ami commun, 1'. C. Dickens . . 34-4033 
 Amicus, C. B. C. See Hints on life. 
 Amicus Curiae. See Collier, J. P. 
 Amoenitates literariae. J. G. Schelhorn 34-483 
 Among the Arabs. G. Naphegyi . 28''-595 
 
 Among the hills. J. G. Whitlier . 23-1025 
 
 Among the trees. M. Lorimer . . 9-106 
 
 Amory, T. C. Military services and public life of 
 
 Maj. Gen. John Sullivan. B., 1^68. 8» 
 
 30-2432 
 
 Amour coupable, un. C. de C. de St. Mars 
 
 34-5351 
 
 Amours de la belle Aurore, les. C. de C. de St. 
 
 Mars 34-5348 
 
 Amphibious carnivora. R.Hamilton v. 11 of 9-594 
 Amusements. Dodge, M. E. A few friends, and 
 
 how they amused tiiemselves . 20-179 
 
 — Fulcher, E. S. Riddles in rhyme 20-332 
 
 — Steele, S. S. Book of drawing room plays 
 
 20-253 
 
 Amusements of clergymen. J. Frampton 32-307 
 Amy Denbrook. S. A. Wentz . . 18-3919 
 Anaesthetics. Ellis, R. On the safe abolition of 
 pain by the use of . . . 10-256 
 
 Analecta Anglo-Saxonica. L. F. Klipstein 
 
 22-1110 
 
 Analytic orthography. S. S. Haldeman 22-393 
 Anatomy. Smith, H. H. Anatomical atlas 
 
 10-1010 
 
 — See Comparative anatomy ; Eye ; Osteology. 
 Anatomy and physiology. Mace, J. Servants of 
 
 the stomach .... 10-821 
 
 Anatomy of Simon Magus ; or, the sin of Simony 
 
 laid open. L., 1700 . . . 32-157 
 
 Anatomy of sleep. E. Binns . . 10-927 
 
 Ancestral stories and traditions of great families. 
 
 J. Timbs 27''-1156 
 
 Ancestry of General Grant. E. C. Marshall 
 
 30-1527 
 
 Ancient America. G. Jones . . 26^-598 
 Ancient fragments. I. P. Cory . . 32-632 
 
 Ancient states and empires. J. Lord . • 29*-147 
 43 
 
ANDERDOK. 
 
 658 
 
 ARABIAN. 
 
 Anderdon, J. L. The river dove ; with some quiet 
 thoughts on the happy practice of angling. 
 
 L., 1847 20-450 
 
 Andersen, A. Tour in Zealand in 1802 ; with an his- 
 torical sketch of the battle of Copenhagen. 
 By a native of Denmark. 2d ed. L., 1805 
 
 27i'-765 
 
 Andersen, H. C Two baronesses . 18-144 
 Anderson, A. Gas light. [See History of the pro- 
 cesses] 6-343 
 
 Anderson, R. Foreign missions ; their relations 
 and claims. N. Y., 1869 . . 32-2290 
 Anderson, W. Kings of society. L. . 32-2478 
 Andre Chenier. J. Mery . . . 34-3524 
 Andrew Deverel. C. Beach . . 18-4212 
 
 Andrews, S. P., and A. F. Boyle. Phonographic 
 reader. N. Y., 1848 • . . 22-17 
 
 Andy Luttrell by Clara Vance. M. A. Denison 
 
 18-8393 
 
 Anecdotes. Clergy of America . . 32-2465 
 
 — Clergymen and doctors . . 33-12 
 
 — Davis, W. Olio o^^bltikigraphical and literary 
 
 a - . . 21-149 
 
 — Orpen, C. E. H. Anecdotes of the deaf and 
 
 dumb 33-193 
 
 Anecdotes of animals. Captain Wolf and other 
 sketches 9-665 
 
 — Timbs, J. Eccentricities of the animal creation 
 
 9-714 
 
 Anecdotes of the new testament. J. Whitecross 
 
 32-1628 
 
 Anecdotes of the Wesleys. J. B. Wakeley 30-1627 
 Angiola Maria. G. Carcano . . . 34-2540 
 Anglican reformation. J. Brown . . 32-1508* 
 Angling. Stoddart, T. T. Angler's companion 
 
 20-477 
 
 Anglo-Saxon. Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon orthog- 
 raphy 22-116 
 
 — Klipstein, L, F. Analecta Anglo-Saxonica 
 
 22-1110 
 
 — Payne, J. Grammar of . . 22-482 
 Angus, J. The bible hand-book : an introduction 
 
 to the study of sacred scripture ; with re- 
 visions, notes, and an index of texts by F. S. 
 Hoyt. Ph., 1868. 80 . . 32-2212 
 
 Aniline and its derivatives. M. Reimann 6-530 
 Animal economy. Hunter, J. Observations on 
 certain parts of . . . . 9-724 
 
 Animal kinedora. Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D., and P. 
 A. Latreille .... 9-531 
 
 — Dallas, W. S. Natural history of 9-687 
 
 — Goodrich, S. S. History of . . 9-558 
 Animal mechanics. C. Bell. See Paley, W., p. 
 
 437. 
 Animals. Aristotle. History of . . 9-507 
 
 — Beeton's book of poultry and domestic a. 4-326 
 
 — Dean, R. Future life of brutes . 32-1433 
 
 — Haney's art of training . . 20-378 
 
 — Jardine, Sir W. N. 1., 21. Deer, antelopes, 
 
 camels, &c. . . . v. 7 of 9-594 
 
 — Jones, T. R. Natural history of . 9-573 
 
 — Kirby, W. Brigewater treatise on 9-574 
 
 — Menault, E. Intelligence of . . 9-581 
 
 — Mudie, R. Domesticated . . 9-739 
 
 — Styles, J. Animal creation . . 9-741 
 
 — Timbs, J. Eccentricities of the animal creation 
 
 9-714 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Bible animals . . 9-657 
 
 — See Cattle ; Dogs ; Horses ; Quadrupeds. 
 Animals and plants, accordance in structure and 
 
 growth of. T. Schwann . . 9-1039 
 
 Annalen der poetichen national-literalur der deut- 
 
 schen. E. Weller . . . 34-2304 
 Annals of the Bodleian library, (1598-1867.) W. D. 
 
 Macray 21-218 
 
 Annals of Boston primary school committee. J. M. 
 
 Wightman 13-242 
 
 Annals of rural Bengal. W. W. Hunter 28''-261 
 Annals of St. Paul's cathedral. H. H. Milman 
 
 27»-849 
 
 Annelida. L. C. F. D. Cuvier . . 9-1216 
 
 Annuaire de chimie comprenant les applications de 
 cette science a la medicine et ii la pharmacie. 
 Edite par E. Millon et J. Reiset. P., 1845-51. 
 6 v. 8» 34-5535 
 
 Annuaire magnetique et meteorologique du corps des 
 ingenieurs des mines de Russie ; ou, recueil 
 d'observations maguetiques et meteorolog- 
 iques faites dans I'etendue de I'empire de 
 Russie et publiees par ordre de S. M. 1' Em- 
 pereur Nicolas I, et sous les auspices de M. le 
 Comte Canerine par A. T. Kupffer. An. 
 1840,5,6. St. Petersburg, 1842-9. 3 v. 4» 
 34-4978 
 
 Annual biography and obituary. L., 1817-37. 21 v. 
 8° 30-2421 
 
 Annuities. Chisholm, D. Commutation tables 
 
 1-257 
 
 — DeWitt, J. Treatise on life annuities. [See 
 
 Barnwell, R. G.] . . . . 30-1591 
 Another England. E. C. Booth . . 29»-30 
 
 Austed, D. T. The earth's history ; or, first lessons 
 
 in geology. Ph., 1869 . . 9-200 
 
 — The world we live in ; or, first lessons in phys- 
 
 ical geography. Ph., 1868 . . 25-184 
 
 — See Orr's circle of the sciences. 
 Anstie, F. E. See Biennial retrospect. 
 Antarctic regions. Hartwig, G. The polar world 
 
 29^-305 
 
 Anti-Baillet ; ou, critique du livre de M. Baillet. 
 G. Menage. [See Baillet, A.] v. 7 of 34-4979 
 
 Antigua. Thome, J. A., and J. H. Kimball. Six 
 months tour in ... . 20''-422 
 
 Antiquitutes Americanae. C. C. Rafn . 34-496 
 
 Antiquity, honor and dignity of trade, particularly 
 as connected with the city of London. Writ- 
 ten by a peer of England. Westminster, 1813. 
 4» 1-529 
 
 Antiquity of intellectual man. C. P. Smyth 
 
 29''-269 
 
 Anti-slavery conflict, recollections of. S. J. Mav 
 
 2-971 
 
 Antonio, N. Bibliotheca Hispana vetus, sive His- 
 pani scriptores qui ab Octaviani Augusti aevo 
 ad annum Christi MD floruerunt. Curante 
 F. P. Bayerio, qui et prologum et auctoris vitae 
 epitomen et notulas adiecit. Matriti, 1788. 
 2v. f» 21-650 
 
 — Bibliotheca Hispana nova; sive 'Hispanorum 
 
 scriptorum qui ab anno MD ad MDCLXXXI V 
 floruere notitia. Matriti, 1783,88. 2 v. f' 
 
 21-651 
 
 Ants. Huber, P. Natural history of . 9-565 
 
 Apache country. Browne, J. Ross. Adventures in 
 
 26^-698 
 
 Apaches. Cremony, J. C. Life among 26'J-639 
 Apianus, P. Cosmographia ; additis ejusdem argu- 
 ment! libellis ipsius G. Frisii, Antverpiae, 
 1553. 8" . . . . . 34-348 
 
 Apostles of mediaeval Europe. G. F. Maclear 
 
 32-404 
 
 Apostolic age. Dollinger, J. J. I. First age of 
 Christianity .'.... 32-1914 
 
 — Sclater, W. Primitive church . 32-1799 
 
 — Stanley, A. P. Sermons and essays on 
 
 32-1088 
 
 Apostolic succession. Brown, J. Inquiry into 
 
 32-1508 
 
 — Miller, S. Primitive order . . 32-1401 
 
 — Prideaux, M. History of . . 32-149 
 
 — Tydings, R. Refutation of doctrine of 
 
 .^ 32-1100 
 
 — Whately, R. The kingdom of Christ 32-977 
 Apostolical fathers. Osburn, W., jr. Doctrinal 
 
 errors of 32-149 
 
 Appletou, N. Memoir of Abbot Lawrence. B.,1856. 
 
 80 30-160« 
 
 Appleton's cyclopaedia of biography. F. L. Hawks 
 .... . . . 30-2456 
 
 Arabian days entertainments. M. Hauf 18-156 
 
ARABIC. 
 
 659 
 
 ASIA. 
 
 Arabic language. Catafago, J. English and Arabic 
 
 dictionary 22-46 
 
 Arabs. See Algeria. 
 
 Arachnida. G. L. C. F. D. Cuvier . 9-121G 
 
 Aramean dialects. Etheridge, J. W. Notices of 
 
 32-619 
 
 Ararat. Parmelee, M. P. Life scenes among 
 mountains of ... . 28''-o94 
 Arber, E. See Puttenham, G. 
 
 Arboriculture. J. Grigor . . . 4-68 
 
 Arbuthnot, J. Miscellaneous works ; with an ac- 
 count of the author's life. L., 1770. 2 v. 
 
 33-767 
 
 Archaeology. Kemble, J. M. Horae ferales 
 
 .27^-4023 
 
 Archer's manual ; or, the art of shooting witb the 
 long bow, as practiced by the united bowmen 
 of Philadelphia. Ph., 1830 . 20-303 
 Archibald Cameron. E. W. Baarnhielm 18-160 
 Arcbie's shadow. L. Palmer . . 18-4172 
 Architectura numismatica. T.L.Donaldson 29''-119 
 Arcbitectural ornament. J. Weale . 5-694 
 Architectural review and American builder's journal. 
 Ed. by S. Sloan, v. 1. Ph., 1869. 8° 5-38 
 Architecture. Donaldson, T. L. Architectura nu- 
 mismatica 29''-119 
 
 — Downing, A. J. Architecture of country houses 
 
 5-76 
 
 — Field, M. City architecture . . 5-628 
 
 — Handbook of English ecclesiology . 32-2448 
 
 — Paley, F. A. Manual of gothic a. 5-426 
 
 — Sloan, S. City and suburban a. . 5-629 
 
 — Todd, S. E. How to build neat and cheap cot- 
 
 tages 4-!)10 
 
 Arctic regions. Godfrey, W. C. Last Grinnell ex- 
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 Art. Douce, F. Holbein's dance of death 5-136 
 
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 Art of preserving the feet ; or, instructions for the 
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 Artillery. Napoleon III. Past and future of 
 
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 Mont Benger. L., 1823. 20 v. 33-800 
 
 By-ways of Europe. J. B. Taylor . 21^-dm 
 
 Byers, D. B. Physical death not the penalty : a 
 refutation of the doctrine of annihilation. 
 Freeport, 1869 .... 32-505 
 
 Byford, W. H. Philosophy of domestic life. B., 
 1869 .:.... 33-417 
 
 Byron, Lord. Guiccioli, Mme de B. de. Recollec- 
 tions of 30-2429 
 
 Cabin on the prairie. C. H. Pearson . 18-4296 
 
 Cabinet of entertainment : a new and select collec- 
 tion of enigmas, charades, rebuses, etc.; with 
 solutions. L., 1811 . . . 20-162 
 
 Cadena. See Velazquez de la Cadena, p. 615. 
 
 Cadet de famille. A. Dumas . . 34-3253 
 
 Caignart de Saulcy. See Saulcy, p. 519. 
 
 Cailleau, A. C, R. Du Clos, et J. C. Brunet. Dic- 
 tionnaire bibliographique, historique, et crit- 
 ique des livres rares, precieux, etc. P., 1791- 
 1802. 4v 21-24 
 
 Cain, H. L. [Lekain.] Memoires. [Barriere, J. P., 
 v. 6] 34-3519 
 
 Cairns, J. See Krummacher, F. W. 
 
 Calculus. Fleury, H. Thcoiie des convergents 
 
 34-4933 
 
 • — Maclaurin, C. Treatise on fluxions 14-194 
 
 — Snell, K. Einleitung in . . . 14-90 
 Calderon de la Barca, Mme F. E. Life in Mexico 
 
 during a two years' residence. B., 1843. 2 v. 
 
 26''-70 
 
 Caldwell, G. C. Agricultural qualitative and quan- 
 titative chemical analysis. N. Y., 1869 
 
 8-133 
 
 California. Brace, C. L. New west . 26''-658 
 
 — Cronise, T. F. Natural wealth of . 36''-1227 
 
 — Patterson, L. B. Twelve years in the mines of 
 
 26"-568 
 
 — Report of the debates in the convention on the 
 
 formation of the state constitution, in 1849. 
 By J. R. Browne. W., 1850. 8° 26»-761 
 
 — !?axon, L Five years in . . 26''-690 
 
 California. Simpson, J. 11. Shortest route to 
 
 26''-1046 
 
 — Todd, J. Sunset land . , . 26''-716 
 
 — Tuthill, F. Ilislory of . . , 26''-l057 
 Caliphs and sultans. S. Hanley . . 18-1849 
 Callannira. J. Pleasants . . . 18-4147 
 Callendrr, J. T. Sedgwick & Co. ; or, a key to the 
 
 six per cent. cabinet. Ph., 1798 , 26»-23 
 
 Calvin, J. Guizot, F. P. G. Saint Louis and Calvin 
 
 82-1903 
 
 Cambrian bibliography. W. Rowlands 31-117 
 
 Cambridge university calendar, 1863. Camb. 
 
 13-46 
 
 — See Queen's college. 
 
 Cambridgeshire. Britton, J., and E. W. Brayley 
 V. 2 of 27''-474 
 
 Cameos from English history. C. M. Yonge 
 
 . 27''-1254 
 
 Cameron, C. A. Stock-feeder's manual ; the chem- 
 istry of food in relation to the breeding and 
 feeding of live stock. L., 1868 . 4-320 
 
 Cameron hall. M. A. Cruse . . . 18-3779 
 
 Camp, D. N. American year-book and national 
 register for 1869 ; a general view of the U. S., 
 including every department of the national 
 and state governments; with a brief account 
 of Ibreign states. Hart., 1869. 8° 26''-993 
 
 Camp and fireside stories. L. M. Alcott 36''-713 
 
 Campaign in the Illinois. G. R. Clark 26^-874 
 
 Campania. Adams, W. H. D. Buried cities of 
 
 27''-946 
 
 Campbell, G. J. D. See Argyll, duke of. 
 
 Campbell, John, D. D. Ferguson, R., and A. M. 
 Brown. Life and labors of . 30-2443 
 
 Campbell, John, L'd. Lives of Lord Lyndluirst and 
 Lord Brougham. L., 1809. 8° . 30-2434 
 
 Campbell, Sir N. See Maclachlan, A. N. C. 
 
 Camus, M. Treatise on the teeth of wheels, demon- 
 strating the best forms for mill-work and clock- 
 work. Trans, by J. I. Hawkins. Ph., 1869. 
 8° 6-477 
 
 Canada. Eraser, J. Report on school system of 
 
 13-86 
 
 — Gooch, J. Act for the union of Canada, Nova 
 
 Scotia and New Brunswick . . 3-383 
 
 — Hardy, C. Forest life in Acadie . 26''-530 
 
 — Macmullen, J. History of . . 36^-473 
 Candles. Ott, A. Art of manufacturing 6-513 
 Canne, J. Necessity of separation from the church 
 
 of England proved by noncomforniists' prin- 
 ciples. L., 1849. 8» . . . 33-841 
 Cannibals. See Fiji. 
 
 Canning, J. Kit Kelvin kernels , . 18-1791 
 Canonization, comedy of . . . 34-239 
 
 Canticum canticorum. J. P. Berjeau . 32-3501 
 Cape Cod and all along shore. C. Nordhoff 
 
 18-4135 
 Capital. See Labor, p. 823; Political economy, p. 
 
 467. 
 Capital punishment. Bovee, M. H. Reasons for 
 abolition of 3-562 
 
 — Hugo, V. Claude Gueux . . 2-730 
 Captain Kidd, historical sketch of. W. W. Camp- 
 bell 18-554 
 
 Captain Wolf, and other ske'c'ies of animal l.iogra- 
 phy. N. Y., 1870 . . . 9-665 
 
 Captive missionary! H. A. Stern . , 28'^-610 
 
 Captivity in Abyssinia. Blanc, H. Narrative of 
 28^^-596 
 
 Capture, prison-pen, and escape. W. W. Glazier 
 26>'-695 
 
 Captured scout. H. C. Trumbull . . 30-3420 
 
 Caravane fran^aise, (une) en Bgypte, 1860. L. de 
 Segur 34-4675 
 
 Carcauo, G. Angiola Maria ; storia domestica. Ag- 
 giuntovi, II Manoscritto del vicecurato, Ida 
 della Torre, La Nunziata, Canzoni pojjolari e 
 armonie domesticlie. Firenze, 1852 34-2540 
 
 Cardinals. Williams, R. F. Lives of the English c. 
 30-2381 
 
CARICATURE. 
 
 670 
 
 CHAIRMEN. 
 
 Caricature. Wriglit, T. History of . 5-192 
 
 Carl. See Joe and the Howards. 
 
 Carleton, 6. W. Our artist in Peru. Leaves from 
 the sketch-book of a traveller during the win- 
 ter of 18G5,6. N. Y., 1866 . . 5-384 
 
 Carleton, May. Victoria ; or, the heiress of castle 
 cliffe 18-4213 
 
 Carlisle, N. A concise account of the several 
 foreign orders of knighthood and other marks 
 of honorable distinction, especially such as have 
 been confered upon British subjects, with the 
 names and achievements, etc. L., 1839. 8" 
 27''-3377 
 
 Carlisle mortality. See Chisholm, D. 
 
 Carlyle, J. A. See Dante, p. 139. 
 
 Carmina crucis. D. Greeuwell . . 23-907 
 
 Carols of cockayne. H. S. Leigh . 23-998 
 
 Carriers. Jeremy, H. Law of . . 2-43 
 
 Carrington, M. J. Ab-sa-ra-ka : home of the crows, 
 being the experience of an officer's wife on 
 the plains, (1866,7.) Ph., 1868 . 26'^-691 
 
 — Ocean to ocean ; Pacific railroad and adjoining 
 
 territories, with distances and fares of travel. 
 Ph., 1869 ..... 26^-712 
 Carroll, L, Alice's adventures in. wonderland 
 
 18-593 
 
 Carson, J. History of the medical department of 
 the university of Pennsylvania, from its foun- 
 dation in 1765 ; with sketches of the lives of 
 of deceased professors. Ph., 1809. 8° 
 
 10-820 
 
 Carter, J. Mills, F. J. Life of . . 30-2409 
 Carthage and Tunis. A. Perry . . 28''-266 
 Cartoons. Cattermole, R. Book of Raphael's car- 
 toons 5-348 
 
 — Lloyd, W. W. Christianity in , 5-406 
 Carwithen, J. B. S. See Hinds, S., et al., p. 273. 
 Cartwright, W. Rambles and recollections of a fly- 
 fisher, by Clcricus. L., 1856 . 20-441 
 
 Casauboniana. W. P. Greswell . . 21-186 
 
 Case-hardening of iron. G. Ede . . 6-323 
 
 Case of Cuba ; with a letter from John D. Sherwood 
 on the right of recognition. N. Y., 1869 
 
 26M054 
 
 Casella. M. Farquharson . . . 18-1063 
 Caspipina. [Pseud.] See Duche, J. 
 Cassell's choral music. H. Leslie . . 5-963 
 
 Cassels, S. J. Christ and antichrist ; or, Jesus of 
 Nazareth proved to be the messiah, and papacy 
 proved to be the antichrist. Ph., 1846. 8° 
 
 32-532 
 
 Cast up by the sea. S. W. Baker . . 18-244 
 
 Casti, G. Gli animali parlanti poema epico diviso in 
 
 ventisei canti ; aggiuntivi quattro apologhi 
 
 del medesimo autore non appartenenti al 
 
 poema. Lips. 3 v. . . . 34-2334 
 
 Castillo. See Diaz del Castillo, p. 149. 
 
 Custlemon, H. C. Rolling stone series. Go ahead ; 
 
 or, the fisher-boy's motto . . 18-595 
 
 — Frank on the prairie . . . 18-3765 
 Catacombes de Paris, les. E. Berthet . 34-5524 
 Catafago, J. English and Arabic dictionary ; the 
 
 arable words in the oriental character, with 
 their pronunciation and accentuation, L., 
 1858. 8° 22-46 
 
 Catalogue of scientific papers. Royal society of 
 London 21-374 
 
 Catalogue of Scottish poets, from the earlist period. 
 K Y., 1852 23-321 
 
 Catalogue of works on the exhibition of 1851. C. 
 W. Dilke 21-144 
 
 Catalogues of books. Public libraries. 
 
 — Bodleian library .... 21-533 
 Douce collection of early English literature 
 
 21-197 
 
 Malone collection . . . 21-200 
 
 — British museum .... 21-429,30 
 
 — London institution .... 21-146 
 
 — Queen's college .... 21-405 
 
 — Shakespeare library and museum . 21-262 
 
 Catalogue of books. Private Libraries. Banks, 
 J 21-60 
 
 — Halliwell, J. O. Brief list . . 21-142 
 Old book rarities . . . 21-207 
 
 — La Serna, C. A. S 21-358 
 
 — Marsden, W. Bibliotheca Marsdeniana 21-329 
 
 — Nicolaus, C. 21-84 
 
 — Pinellius, M 21-80 
 
 — Pitten, F. P 21-109 
 
 — Prince, T. American portion of . 21-93 
 
 — Smith, J 21-352 
 
 — Booksellers and Publishers. 
 
 — Blake, A. V. American booksellers' trade list 
 
 21-338 
 
 — Libri, G. Books sold at auction . 21-324 
 
 — Loudon catalogue .... 21-288 
 
 — Longman and Co. List of new works and new 
 
 editions . . . . . 21-645 
 
 — Quaritch, B 21-363 
 
 — Rich, O. General catalogue . . 21-73 
 Catechism. Green, A. Lectures on the shorter 
 
 catechism of the presbyterian church 32-1016 
 Cathedral libraries of England. B. Botfield 21-96 
 Cathedrals. Wallace, H. B. Art, scenery, and 
 
 philosophy in Europe . . . 27'^-354 
 Catherine de Medicis. H. de Balzac . 34-5510 
 Catiline's conspiracy. Sallust 27»-2458,9;34-367,445 
 Cattle. Jardine, Sir W. N. 1. 22. Goats, sheep, 
 
 oxen, etc v. 8 of 9-594 
 
 — Youatt, W., and W. C. L. Martin. Breeds, 
 
 management, etc. . . . 4-39 
 
 Cause and contrast. T. W. MacMahon 26^-1904 
 Cause of rain. G. A. Row ell . . 11-62 
 
 Causerics historiques et litteraires. E. Souvestre 
 
 34-5457 
 
 Cavalry. Brackett, A. G. History of . 26='-677 
 Cave, G. Scriptorum ecclesiasticorum historia lite- 
 
 raria a Christo nato usque ad saeculum XIV. 
 
 Oxon., 1740-3. 2 v. f . . 34-497 
 
 Cave, M. E. Drawing without a master. From 
 
 4th P. ed. N. Y., 1868 . . .5-221 
 
 — Color. [Method of drawing, 2d pt.] N. Y., 
 
 1869 . . . . . . 5-126 
 
 Caxton's book of curtesye, [See E. E. T. S. Ex- 
 tra series, pt. 3] . . . v. 1 of 22-1044 
 Cazin, A. Phenomena and laws of heat. Trans, 
 and ed. by E. Rich. N. Y., 1868 11-171 
 
 Celebrated speeches. Chatham, Burke, et al. 2-931 
 Celeste. L. Gozlan .... 34-5209 
 
 Celibat, le. Jager, I'Abbe . . . 34-49t)3 
 Celtic literature. Arnold, M. Study of 22-917 
 Celt's paradise. J. Banim . . . 30-2306 
 Cement. Reid, H. Manufacture of . 6-75 
 
 Cemeteries. See National c. 
 Censura celebriorum authorum. T. P. Blount 
 
 21-642 
 
 Central congregational church of Philadelphia, man- 
 ual. P.', 18G8 . . . . 32-2435 
 Central high school. Reports of committee ap- 
 pointed to investigate all the departments. 
 Ph., 186f;. 8° . . . . 13-289 
 
 Central park, (N. Y.) Description of . 26"-703 
 
 — Richards, T. A. Guide to . . 26^'-569 
 Cervantes Saavedra, M. de. Don Quixote; illus- 
 trated by G. Dore. L., 1866. 2 v. 4» 
 
 18-4155 
 
 — L' ingenieux chevalier Don Quichotte de la 
 
 Manche. Trad, par Remond. P. 2 v. 
 
 34-5177 
 
 Cesar Birotteau, grandeur et decadence de. H. de 
 
 Balzac 34-3056 
 
 Cetacea. Hamilton, R. Herbivorous c. 
 
 V. 11 of 9-594 
 
 — Whales, etc v. 12 of 9-594 
 
 Ceylon. Henderson, J. M. Rebellion in 28^-260 
 
 — See Buddhism ; Mnluivansi. 
 
 Chadwick, H. Game of base ball ; how to learn it, 
 how to play it, and how to teach it. N. Y. 
 
 20-322 
 
 Chairmen, hints to 38-1378 
 
CHALCOGEAPHIMANIA. 
 
 671 
 
 CHILD. 
 
 Clialcograpliimauia. S. W. H. Ireland 23-983 
 
 Challice, A. E. French authors at home ; episodes 
 in the lives and works of Balzac, Mad. de 
 Girardin, George Sand, Lamartine, Gozlan, 
 Lameunais, V. Hugo. L., 18G4. 2 v. 
 
 80-1857 
 
 Chalmers, G. Life of T. Euddiman. L., 1794 
 
 30-2425 
 
 Chalmers, J. Origin of the Chinese. L., 1863 
 
 28-''-262 
 
 Chalmers, T. Christian and civic economy of 
 large towns. Glasgow, 1821-26. 3 v. 
 2-597 
 
 Chambaud, L. Grammar of the French tongue ; 
 with a discourse on the proper method of 
 teaching and learning that language. L., 
 1779 22-258 
 
 Chamberlin, F. American commercial law relating 
 to every kind of business ; with full instruc- 
 tions and practical forms adapted to all the 
 states of the union. Hart., 1869. 8" 2-134 
 
 Chambers, W. Youth's companion and counsellor. 
 L., 1858 33-693 
 
 Chance. Moivre, A. de. Doctrine of chances 
 
 14-501 
 
 — Rouse, W. Doctrine of chances . 20-251 
 Chancellors. Campbell, J. Lives of . 80-73 
 Chandler, R. See History and proceedings, (lords 
 
 and commons.) 
 Chandos peerage. Brj'dges, E. Lex terrge 2-343 
 Change of air in the treatment of consumption and 
 
 chronic disease. J. C. Atkinson . 10-180 
 
 Change of national empire. L. U. Reavis 26*-430 
 Changed brides. E. D. E. N. Southwortb 18-2982 
 Changing base. W. Everett . . . 18-4223 
 Channing, B. H. Sunny skies ; or, adventures in 
 
 Italy. B 27''-829 
 
 Chapin, E. H. Duties of young women. B., 1869 
 
 32-1832 
 
 Chaplet of pearls. C. M. Yonge . . 18-3636 
 Chaplin, J. D. Out of the wilderness . 18-4297 
 Chapman, E. T. See Wanklyn, J. 
 Chapman, J. Functional diseases of women. L., 
 
 1863 . 10-267 
 
 — Sea-sickness, and how to prev( nt it ; with an 
 
 introduction on the general principles of 
 neuro-therapeutics. L. , 1868. 8° 10-85 
 
 Chapman, R. Treatise on ropemaking ; with the 
 rules, tables of weights, etc., adapted to the 
 trade, shipping, etc. Ph., 1869 . 6-315 
 
 Chapter of autobiography. W. E. Gladstone 
 
 30-2416 
 
 Chapter of Erie. C. F. Adams, Jr. . 1-6 
 
 Charades. Frost, S. A. Parlor charades and prov- 
 erbs 20-180 
 
 Character. Clark, R. W. Formation of 33-431 
 
 Charitable institutions, essays on the principles of 
 2-1002 
 
 Charity. See Alms. 
 
 Charlemagne. Voltaire, F. M. A. de. Annales de 
 r empire, v. 22 . . . . 34-4868 
 
 Charles V. Mignet, F. A. A. Rivalite de Charles 
 V et de FranQois ler . . . 34-4662 
 
 Charlie Bell, the waif of Elm island. E. Kellogg 
 18-4171 
 
 Charnock, S. The doctrine of regeneration. Ph., 
 1840 32-491 
 
 Charton, E. See Magasin pittoresque. 
 
 Charts of the meteor tracks. R. P. Greg and A. S. 
 Herschel 11-522 
 
 Charybdis. M. V. Terhune . . . 18-3167 
 
 Chase, W. H. Day by day ; a compilation from the 
 writings of ancient and modern Friends. Au- 
 biu-n, 1869 32-2492 
 
 Chateau d' Eppstein. A. Dumas . . 84-5440 
 
 Chateau des Pyrenes. F. Soulie . . 34-3761 
 
 Chatelain, Le Chevalier de. Shakespearean gems, 
 in French and English settings. L'., 1868 
 24-241 
 
 Chatelain. See La Rochefoucauld, F. de. 
 
 Chattaway, E. D. Railways; their capital and 
 dividends ; with statistics of their working in 
 Great Britain and Ireland. L., 1855,6 
 
 6-78 
 
 Chatterton, T. Gregory, G. Life of . 30-1866 
 Chatto, W. A. Angler's souvenir. By P. Fisher, 
 Esq. L.,1835 .... 20-351 
 
 Chaucer modernized. C. D. Deshler . 23-270 
 
 Chavasse, P. H. Advice to a mother on the man- 
 agement of her children. Ph, 1868 10-871 
 
 — Advice to a wife on the management of her own 
 
 health, and on the treatment of some of the 
 complaints incidental to pregnancy, labor, 
 and suckling. 8th ed. Ph., 1868 10-855 
 
 Checkers. Spayth, H. Theory and practice of 
 
 20-63 
 
 Chellis, M. D. Molly's bible . . 18-624 
 
 — The temperance doctor . . . 18-4216 
 Chemist, the. A monthly journal of chemical and 
 
 physical science. Ed. by John and Charles 
 Watt. New series. L., 1854-58. 5 v. 8° 
 
 8-124 
 
 Chemistry. Annuaire de chimie . . 34-5535 
 
 — Barreswil, C, et A. Sobrero. D' Analyse chim- 
 
 ique 34-5538 
 
 — Berzelius, J. Rapport annuel sur . 34-5536 
 
 — Bouchardat, A. Cours de chimie elementaire 
 
 34-5539 
 
 — Caldwell, G. C. Agricultural chemical analysis 
 
 8-123 
 
 — The chemist 8-1,4 
 
 — Cooke, J. P. Principles of chemical philosophy 
 
 8-98 
 
 — Crafts, J. M. Qualitative analysis. 8-30 
 
 — Dumas, M, J. Memoires de chimie 34-5584 
 
 — Gerhardt, C. Precis de chimie organique 
 
 34-5538 
 
 — Hooker, W. First book of . . 8-60 
 
 — Hume, G. L. Chemical attraction . 8-126 
 
 — Low, D. Simple bodies of chemistry 8-125 
 
 — Method of chymical nomenclature . 8-127 
 
 — Naquet, A. Principles de chimie . 84-5547 
 
 — Odling, W. Practical chemistry for medical 
 
 students 8-63 
 
 — See Blowpipe ; Spectrum analysis; Technology. 
 Chepmcll, E. C. Hints for the practical study of the 
 
 homoeopathic method, in the absence of oral 
 instruction ; witli cases for clinical comment, 
 L., 1868. 8" .... 10-285 
 
 Cheri, Rose. [Pseud.] See Lemoine-Moutigny, 
 p. 336. 
 
 Cheshire. Britton, J., aud E. W. Brayley 
 
 . V. 2 of 27^-474 
 
 Chesney, C. C. Waterloo lectures ; a study of the 
 campaign of 1815. L.,1868. 8° 27'''-1644 
 
 Chesney, F. R." Narrative of the Euphrates expedi- 
 tion, during the years 1835-7. L., 1868. 8<> 
 28''-603 
 
 Chess. Hyde, T. Historia nerdiludii. v. 2 34-385 
 
 — Selkirk, G. H. Book of . . . 20-62 
 Chester, J. L. John Rogers : compiler of the first 
 
 authorised English bible; pioneer of the Eng- 
 lish reformation, and its first martyr. L., 
 1861. 8° 30-2898 
 
 Chetham, H. See RadclilTe, J., p. 484. 
 
 Cheuelere Assigne, romance of. Gibbs, H. H. 
 (ed.) tE. E. T. S. Ext. ser. pt. 6] 
 
 V. 4 of 22-1044 
 
 Chevalier, M. See Price, B., p. 475. 
 
 Chevalier Pierpont, memoirs of . . 18-4345 
 
 Cheyne, J. Partial derangement of the mind in, 
 supposed connection with religion. Dub., 
 1848 32-618 
 
 Chicago. Wells, W. H. Graded public schools of 
 13-234 
 
 — Wilkie, F. B. Walks about . 33-509 
 Child, L. M. Progress of religious ideas through 
 
 successive ages. N. Y., 1855. 3 v. 8" 
 
 32-2213 
 
 Child wife, the. M. Reid . . . 18-2633 
 
CHILDREN. 
 
 673 
 
 CIVIL 
 
 Children. Barwell, Mrs. Nurseiy government 
 
 10-869 
 
 — Bull, T. Hints to mothers . . 10-903 
 
 — Chavasse, P. H, Advice on the management of 
 
 10-871 
 
 — Getchell, F. H. Maternal management of in- 
 
 fancy 10-854 
 
 — Hillier, T. Diseases of . . . 10-858 
 
 — Holmes, T. Diseases of infancy and childhood 
 
 10-885 
 
 — Mother's thorough resource book . 10-891 
 
 — Smith, E. Wasting diseases of infants and 
 
 children 10-934 
 
 — Smith, J. L. Dieases of infancy and childhood 
 
 10-889 
 
 — See Marriage. 
 
 Children of the valleys. M. Farquharson 18-1003 
 Childrenwith the poets. H. B. M'Keever 33-1009 
 Child's introduction to thorough bass; in conversa- 
 tions. L., 1819. 4» . . . 5-1133 
 China. Nevius, H. S. C. Our life in China SSb-o^tS 
 
 — Nevius, J. L. China and the Chinese 38''-607 
 
 — Williams, C. Through Burmah to western C. 
 
 38^-590 
 
 — Wilson, A. Suppression of the Tai-pinc: rebel- 
 
 lion 28'*-363 
 
 Chinigchinich. G. Boscana . . . 26'^-71 
 
 Chisholm, D. Commutation tables for joint an- 
 nuities and survivorship assurances based on 
 the Carlisle mortality at 3, 3^, -J, 5, and 6 per 
 cent, interest, with tables of annuities and 
 assurances on single lives, etc. L., 1858. 3 v. 
 8» ...... 1-357 
 
 Chloroform ; its action and administration. A. E. 
 
 Sansom 10-916 
 
 Cholera-morbus. Report of the royal academy of 
 
 medicine to the minister of the interior upon 
 
 the cholera-morbus. Trans, from the French 
 
 by J. W. Sterling. N. Y., 1833. 8° 10-104 
 
 Christ Jesus. Abbott, L. Jesus of Nazareth 
 
 . . 33-3219 
 
 — Bradbury, T. Mystery of godliness 32-936 
 
 — Buck, D. D, Closing scenes of the life of 
 
 33-3406 
 
 — Cassels, S. J. Christ and antichrist 33-533 
 
 — Eddy, Z. Immanuel ; or, life of C. 33-3513 
 
 — He.rschell, R. H. Jewish witnesses 33-146 
 
 — McGill, W. Essay on the death of 33-333 
 
 — Monod, A. Jesus enfant modele des enfants 
 
 34-5101 
 
 — Renan, E. Jesus .... 34-4433 
 
 — Schaff, P. Person of Christ . . 33-3210 
 
 — Smiley, S. F. Who is he ? . . 32-2449 
 Christ and the gallows. M. H. Bovee . 2-563 
 Christian advocate. Conducted by Ashbel Green. 
 
 [Continuation of Presbyterian magazine, q.v.] 
 
 V. 1-7. Ph., 1833-39. 8» . . 33-1550 
 
 Christian and civic economy of large towns. T. 
 
 Chalmers 3-597 
 
 Christian father's present. J. A. James 33-479 
 
 Christian graces. J. P. Thompson . 33-1809 
 Christian household. G. S. Weaver . 33-3177 
 Christian households. L. Phelps . 33-1311 
 
 Christian ministry. Hoppin, J. M. Office and 
 
 work of 33-1794 
 
 Christian sabbath vindicated, and the sabbath in its 
 
 political aspect. By Ignotus. Ph., 1869 
 
 33-1869 
 
 Christian singers of Germany. C. Winkworth 
 
 30-1835 
 
 Christian theology. B. Fictet . . 33-1155 
 Christian worker. C. F. Beach . . 33-1843 
 Christianity. Biscoe, R. Acts of the apostles 
 
 33-2516 
 
 — Bullet, J. B. History of the establishment of 
 
 32-346 
 
 — Hague, W. Christianity and statesmanship 
 
 83-3376 
 
 — Coleridge, S. T. Confessions of an inquiring 
 
 spirit 33-236 
 
 Christianity. Leifchild, J. Remarkable facts 
 
 33-500 
 
 Christian's great interest. W. Guthrie 32-1399 
 
 Christian's mirror ; or, words in season. C. Tucker 
 
 33-1561 
 
 Christopher Kenrick. J. Hatton . . 18-4373 
 Chronicle of Battel abbey. M. A. Lower 37''-754 
 Chronology. Ewald, A. C. Last centurv of uni- 
 
 veisul history ...."' 39»-370 
 Chunder, B. Travels of a Hindoo to various parts 
 
 of Bengal and upper India. L., 1869. 3 v. 8° 
 
 28i>-603 
 
 Church and state. Joyce, J. W. Civil power in its 
 
 relation to the church . . . 33-3524 
 Church book for the use of evangelical lutheran con- 
 
 greii-ations. Ph., 1809 . . 33-3189 
 
 Church. 'Neviii, E. II. City of God . 82-3450 
 Church history, polity, etc. General. Allen, J. 
 
 State churches .... 32-407 
 
 — Butler, C. M. Eeclesinstical history 33-3519 
 
 — Coleman, L. The apostolical and primitive 
 
 church 33-3487 
 
 — Graham, W. Ecclesiastical establishment 
 
 33-145 
 
 — Guericke, H. E. F. Manual of . 32-1845 
 
 — Ilagenbach, K. R. History of tlie church in 
 
 the 18th and 19th centuries . 33-1604 
 
 — Lea, H. C Studies in church history 32-2314 
 
 — Smith, H. B. History of the church of Christ 
 
 32-3.-i00 
 
 — American. Belcher, J. History of religious 
 
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 Councils and documents of . 32-2535 
 
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 Church of England. Blunt, J. H. Reformation of. 
 
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 C. K. Dillaway. B., 1838. 3 v. 34-401 
 
 — De senectute et de amicitia. Ex editionibus 
 
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 Cura C. K. Dillaway. Ph., 1843 34-402 
 
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 Cider makers' manual. J. S. Buell . 6-475 
 
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 Circle. Smith, J. Quadrature of . 14-103 
 
 City and suburban architecture. S. Sloan 5-629 
 City : its sins and sorrows. T. Guthrie 32-212 
 
 City of God. E. H. Nevin . . . ,32-2450 
 City side. C. Belmont .... 18-647 
 
 Civil polity and political economy. M. Willson 
 
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 Civil power in its relations to the church. J. W. 
 
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 Civil service, hand book to. J. Boulger 2-338 
 
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 COLLYER. 
 
 Civilization. Dean, A. History of . 29''-272 
 
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 Class meetings. G. Alley . . . 32-2462 
 
 Classic cullings and fugitive gatherings. L., 1831 
 
 33-741 
 
 Classical literature. Cleveland, C. D. Compen- 
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 — Englemann, W. Bibliotheca scriptorum classi- 
 
 corum 21-168 
 
 Classified spelling. J. Brown . . 22-309 
 
 Claude Gueux. M. V. Hugo . . 2-730 
 
 Clayton, J. W. The sunny south ; an autumn in 
 
 Spain and Majorca. L., 1869. 8° 27^-mr) 
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 Clemens, S. L. (Mark Twain.) The celebrated 
 
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 Cler, Gen. Reminiscences of an officer of Zouaves. 
 Trans, from the French. N. Y., 1860 
 
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 Clergy of America : anecdotes. Ph., 1869 32-2465 
 
 Clergymen and doctors : curious facts and charac- 
 teristic sketches. Ed., 1868 . 33-12 
 
 Clergymen. Frampton, J. Amusements of 
 
 32-307 
 
 Clergymen. Fuller, T. Lives and deaths of the 
 modern divines .... 30-1869 
 
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 Cleveland, C. D. Lyra sacra Americana ; or, gems 
 fi'oni American sacred poetry, with biograph- 
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 4-316 
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 L., 1806- 
 
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 Cleveland. See Cleaveland. 
 Clift, W. Tim Bunker papers. N.Y. 
 Climbing the rope. H. P. H. Nowell , 
 Clinical medicine. A. Trousseau . 
 Clive, A. John Greswold 
 
 — Paul Ferroll .... 
 
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 Clocks and watches. Jerome, C. History of Amer- 
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 — Piaget, H. F. The watch ; its construction, etc. 
 
 6-520 
 
 Clok, H. Diseases of sheep explained and de- 
 scribed ; with an essay on cattle epidemics. 
 
 Ph., 1868 4-260 
 
 Closing scenes of the life of Christ. D. D. Buck 
 
 32-2466 
 
 Cloud on the heart. A. S. Roe , . 18-4324 
 Club-book ; being original tales . . 18-3723 
 Club-lbot. Sayre, L. A. Manual of the treatment 
 
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 Cobb, S. D. Hillsboro' farms . . 18-4161 
 Cobbett, W. American gardener. N. Y., 1846 
 
 4-314 
 
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 Noi'man conquest in 1066 to 1803. 
 20. 36 V. 8" . 
 
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 Coffin, C. C. My days and nights on the battlefield. 
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 29h-824 
 
 Coins. Hobler, F. Roman history as exhibited on 
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 Colby, T. Ordnance survey of the county of Lon- 
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 Coleman, L. Apostolical and primitive church, pop- 
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 Ph., 1869 32-2487 
 
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 ,Colfax. S. Martin E. W. Life and services Avith 
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 — Phelps, C. A. Biographical sketch of 30-2387 
 Collectictn of articles on free churches ; by the rec- 
 tor of a free church. N. Y., 1857 32-448 
 
 Collection of sentiments, maxims, etc., contained in 
 
 the histories of Pamela, Clarissa, and Sir C. 
 
 Grandison. L,, 1755 . . . 33-1402 
 Collection of the ])arliamentary debates in England 
 
 from 1678 to the present time [Torbuck'sJ. 
 
 L., 1741,2 21 v. 80 . . . 27»-1286 
 College courant — Yale college, v. 3. New Haven, 
 
 1868. 4° 17-524 
 
 Collier, J. P. Criticisms on the bar. By Amicus 
 
 Curiae. L., 1819 . . . . 2-295 
 
 Collier de la reine. A. Dumas . . 34-3226 
 Collins & McLeester. See Proof-sheet . 21-540 
 
 Colloquia selecta D. Erasmus . . 34-485 
 
 Color i.nd coloring. Algarotti, F. Dialogues on 
 
 . ' 11-7 
 
 — Bacon, J. Theory of coloring . 5-477 
 
 — Cave, M. E, Manual of drawing, pt. 2 5-126 
 Colorado. Bowles, S. Summer vacation in 26''-705 
 Collver, R. A man in earnest : life of A. II. Conant. 
 
 B., 1868 30-2o96 
 
 43 
 
COLONIZATION. 
 
 674 
 
 COOKE. 
 
 Colonization and colonies. Jay, W. American 
 colonization and anti-slavery societies 2-740 
 
 Columbia, British. Macdonald, D. F. G. British 
 Columbia and Vancouver's island 2G''-463 
 
 Columbus, C. Helps, A., and H. B. Thomas. Life 
 of 30-2415 
 
 — Lorgues, R. de. Life of. . . 30-311 
 Combe, W. Doctor Syntax's three tours. L. 
 
 23-223 
 
 Comedy of canonization. N. Y., 1868 . 24-239 
 
 Comer's navigaticm simplified ; a manual of instruc- 
 tion in navigation as practiced at sea ; with 
 nautical astronomy. N. Y., 18G8. S" 14-193 
 Comet, the ; or, the earth in her varied pliases, past, 
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 9-1044 
 
 Comets. Hind, J. R. Comet of 1856 . 13-65 
 
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 Comic history of the United States. J. D. Sherwood 
 
 26''-1061 
 
 Commentary wholly biblical : an exposition in the 
 very words of scripture. L. 3 v. 8° 
 
 32-2092 
 
 Commerce. Chevalier, M. Treaty of commerce 
 with Prance .... 1-350 
 
 — Homans, J S. Cyclopedia of . 1-153 
 
 — Rordansz, C. W. European commerce 1-61 
 Commercial, agricultural, manufacturing and mining 
 
 interests of Pennsylvania : how can they be 
 
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 Commercial arithmetic. Bryant, H. B., and H D. 
 
 Stratton 1-15 
 
 — Page, J. The fractional calculator 1-53 
 Commercial crisis. D. M. Evans . . 1-156 
 Commercial law. F. Chamberlin . 2-134 
 Commercial ready reckoner. L. Dillon 1-26 
 Common life. Fuller, T. Directions in affairs of 
 
 33-415 
 
 Common writing, whereby two although not under- 
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 one another. 1647 . . . 22-124 
 
 Communion. Erskine, J. Attempt to promote fre- 
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 Commutation tables. D. Chisholm . 1-257 
 Companion to the bible. E. P. Barrows 32-2171 
 Comparative anatomy. Allen, H. Outlines of 
 
 ... . . 9-740 
 Comparative physiology.* Carpenter, W. B. Prin- 
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 Complete collection of the lords' protests, from the 
 first upon record in the reign of Henry III, to 
 the present time ; with an index and an essay 
 on the legislative power of England. L. , 1767. 
 
 2v. 8° 27''-1291 
 
 Complete confectioner ; or, the whole art of confec- 
 tionary ; with instructions on how to decorate 
 a table with taste and elegance. L. 6-192 
 Composition. Branson, L. First book in 26^-2002 
 Comte, A. System de politique positive ; on, traits 
 de sociologie, instituant la religion de I'hu- 
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 Comte de Toulouse, le. F. Soulie . 34-3759 
 Comtesse de Maul6on. L. Reybaud . 34-5517 
 Conant, A. H. CoUyer, R. A man in earnest 
 
 30-2396 
 
 Concentrated medicines, properties and uses of. W. 
 
 Paine 10-326 
 
 Condensed novels. F. B. Harte . . 18-4166 
 Condie, D. P. See Bell, J., p. 44. 
 Confectionary. The complete confectioner 6-192 
 Confederate states of America. Branson, L. First 
 
 book on composition . . . 26*-2002 
 
 — Chaudron, A. de V. Third reader 26»-2016 
 
 — Confederate first reader . . . 26*-2009 
 
 Confederate slates of America. Letters of Mozis 
 Addunis 26='-1950 
 
 — Leverett, C. E. Arithmetic for common schools 
 
 26^-2072 
 
 — MacMahon, T. W. Cause and contrast 
 
 2oM904 
 
 — Moore, M. B. Geographical reader 26"-2049 
 
 — Pollard, E. A. Southern spy . 20^-1899 
 
 — York, B. English grammar . . 26''-2041,2 
 Confutation of monstrous heresies of H.N. I. Knew- 
 
 stub 32-332 
 
 Congdon, C. T. Tribune essays ; leading articles 
 
 contributed to the N. Y. Tribune, from 
 
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 N. Y., 1809 33-685 
 
 Congress of the United States. Benton, T. H. 
 
 Abridgment of debates of . . 26"-1055 
 
 — History of, 1789-93 . . • . . 26^-1032 
 
 — Wilson, O. M. Rules of . . 2-386 
 Congiura del conte G. L. de Fieschi. A. Mascardi 
 
 34-2539 
 
 Conic sections. Loomis, E. Treatise on 14-196 
 Connexion of natural and divine truth. B. Powell 
 
 3i-2222 
 
 Conquest of Peru. T. d Trucba y Cosio 26''-62 
 Conscience, the. Mauri e, F. D. Lectures on casu- 
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 Conseils et instructions aux demoiselles. F. d' A. 
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 Considerant, V. See Leone, A. 
 Conspectus of the medic il sciences. H. Hartshorne 
 
 10-890 
 
 Constance Aylmer. H. F. Parker . 18-698 
 
 Constance Lj'ndsay. C. G. Hamilton . 18-;;600 
 
 Constitution of the U. S. Curtis, G. T. History of 
 
 20"-344 
 
 — Elliott, J. Delates on the adoption of 
 
 26''-770 
 
 — Fisher, S. G. Trial of . . . 26^-666 
 
 — Townseud, C. Analysis of civil government 
 
 2-876 
 
 — Wilson, 0. M. Constitution ; with amendments 
 
 2-386 
 
 Constitutional songs. R. Young . . 23-850 
 
 Constitutions de la France depuis 1789; texte officiel. 
 
 P., 1848 34-4267 
 
 Consumption, pulmonary. Atkinson, .J. C. Change 
 
 of air in treatment of . . . 10-180 
 
 — Watts, R. G. Consumption and its cure 
 
 10-884 
 
 ■Contemporaine, une. See Saint-Elme, Mme, p. 514. 
 Contes et nouvelles en vers. J. La Fontaine 
 
 34-3504 
 
 Convention of 1787. Journal, acts and proceedings 
 
 of the convention assembled at Philadelphia, 
 
 which formed the constitution of the United 
 
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 copied by John Lansing, jr. Alb., 1821. 8° 
 
 26»-748 
 
 Convents and convent life. Richardson, E. Per- 
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 32-2261 
 
 The veil lifted .... 32-1627 
 
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 Convergents. Fleury, H. Theorie des 34-4923 
 Conversntion, art of ... . 33-1006 
 Conversion. Adams, N. The cross in the cell 
 
 32-2438 
 
 Converts from infidelity. A. Crichton . 30-90 
 
 Conveyancing. Moore, H. Abstract's of titles 
 
 . . . . . . . 2-373 
 
 Convulsions, uraemic. C. R. Braun . 10-907 
 
 Conyngham, W. See Plunkett, Lord. 
 
 Cook, D. Leo 18-3654 
 
 Cook, G. H. Geology of New Jersey ; with maps. 
 Newark, 1868. 8» . . . 9-342 
 
 Cooke, C. See Prideaux, M., p. 475. 
 
COOKE. 
 
 675 
 
 CRIMINAL. 
 
 Cooke, J. E. Hilt to hilt ; or, dnys and ni<j;hts on 
 the banks of the Shennndoaii . "l8-708 
 
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 Cooke, J. P. First principles of chemical philosophy. 
 
 Camb., 18G8 .... 8-93 
 
 Cookery. Family save-all . . . 6-251 
 
 — Jewry, M. Warne's model cookery 6-202 
 Cooper, T. See Elyot, T. 
 
 Cooper, W., and J. Ballantine. Glass. [See His- 
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 Cope, E. "D. See Baily, W. L. 
 
 Copper-plate magazine ; or, monthly cabinet of pic- 
 turesque prints, consisting of views in Great 
 Britain and Ireland, v. 1,2. L. Ob. 4" 
 5-763 
 
 Copy-right. Washburn, P. T. Laws of 21-338 
 
 Cord and creese. J. de Mille . . 18-3204 
 
 Cordial for low spirits. T. Gordon . 33-886 
 
 Corne, H. Souvenirs d'un proscrit. P., 1861 
 
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 Cornell library. Dedication of the building. Ithaca, 
 N. Y., Dec. 20th, 1866 . . 21-832 
 
 Corner cupboard, the : a family repository. L., 1869 
 6-165 
 
 Coming, Mrs. W. H. "Western border life ; or, what 
 Fanny Hunter saw and heard in Kansas and 
 Missouri. N. Y., 1856 . . 26''-315 
 
 Cornish, W. F. Essay on uses. Ph., 1834. 8° 
 
 V. 3 of 2-55 
 
 Cornish dialect. Stokes, W. (ed.) Gwreans an 
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 Cornwall. Britton, J., and E. W. Brayley 
 
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 — Handbook for travellers in . . 27''-554 
 
 — Slockdale, F. W. L. Excursions in 27''-967 
 Corporations. Batchelder, S., jr. Laws relating to 
 
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 — Beitel, C. G. Digest of titles of . 2-305 
 Corset and crinoline : book of modes and costumes, 
 
 by W. B. L. L. 8° . . . 29''-108 
 
 Corsica. Biideker, K. Handbook for travellers in 
 
 the island of .... 27''-951 
 
 Cory, I. P. Ancient fragments of the Phoenician, 
 
 Chiildean, Egyptian, Tyrian, Carthaginian, 
 
 Indian, Persian, and other writers ; with an 
 
 inquiry into the philosophy and trinity of the 
 
 ancients. L., 1832. 8» . . 32-632 
 
 Cory O'Lanus. J. Howard, jr. . . 18-3961 
 
 Cosmographia. P. Apianus . . 34-348 
 
 Cosmos. F. II. A. von Humboldt . 34-2464 
 
 Costume. Corset and crinoline . . 29''-108 
 
 Cotswold dialect. Huntley, R. W. Glossary of the 
 
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 Cotta, B. von. Rocks classified and described : a 
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 Cotterill, C. C, and E. D. Little. Ships and sailors ; 
 ancient and modern. N. Y., 1868 6-581 
 
 Cotton, H. Editions of the bible and parts thereof 
 in English, from the year 1505 to 1850 ; with 
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 Cotton-growing. Holmes, F. S. Treatise on 
 
 4-301 
 
 Cotton manufacture. Montgomery, J. Practical 
 
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 Coudees tranches, les. E. Serret . . 34-5527 
 
 Councils and ecclesiastical documents relating to 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland. A. W. Haddan 
 
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 Countess Gisela. E. Marlitt . . 18-4227 
 
 Country calendar ; or, the shepherd of Banbury's 
 
 observations. 8° [No title page] 30-475 
 
 Country gentlemen, v. 1,2. L., 1868. 8° 4-80 
 
 Country homes. S. E. Todd . . 4-310 
 
 Country house on the Rhine ; same as Villa on the 
 
 Rhine. B. Auerbach . . . 18-4199 
 
 Country school houses. J. Johonnot . 5-474 
 
 Country towns, and the place they fill in modern 
 
 civilization. L., 1868 . . 29^-276 
 
 Cour de Louis XV, galanteries de la. C. de C. de 
 
 St. Mars 34-5345,6,7 
 
 Cours d' art militaire. L. Fallot . . 34-5542 
 Court fools, history of. J. Doran . . 29''-130 
 Courtesies of wedded life. H. N. W. Baker 
 
 18-1856 
 
 Courtesy, principles of. G. W. Hervey 33-567 
 
 Courtney, W. S. Farmer's and mechanic's manual. 
 
 Ed. by G. E. Waring, jr. N. Y., 1869. 8» 
 
 6-484 
 
 Cousin, v., et al. Jaqueline Pascal ; oi-, a glimpse 
 of convent life at Port Royal ; with an intro- 
 duction, by W. R. Williams. N. Y., 1854 
 
 30-737 
 
 Cousin Stella. C. Jenkin . . . 18-758 
 
 Covenants. Piatt, T. Law of . v. 3 of 2-55 
 
 Covetousness the sin of the Christian church. J. 
 
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 Cowles, H. Isaiah ; with notes. N. Y., 1869 
 
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 N. Y., 1868 22-625 
 
 Cox, H. Whig and tory administrations during the 
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 Cox, S. Friendly counsel for girls ; or, words in 
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 Coxe, A. C. Halloween : a romaunt ; with lays 
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 — Moral reforms, suggested in a pastoral letter ; 
 
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 1869 32-1719 
 
 Crack shot, the. E. C. Barber . . 6-559 
 
 Cradle lauds. M. E. Herbert . . 29^-316 
 
 Craft and frauds of physic exposed. R. Pitt 10-90 
 
 Crafts, J. M. A short course in qualitative analvsis ; 
 
 with the new notation. N. Y., 1869 '8-30 
 
 Craik, G. M. Mildred . . 18-762 
 
 Cramp, J. M. Baptist history, from the foundation 
 
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 Crawford, F. J. Horae Hebraicae. L., 1868 
 
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 Creasy, E. S. History of England from the earliest 
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 Creation. Powell, B. Philosophy of . 11-80 
 
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 Credo. L. T. Townscnd . . . 32-2491 
 Cremony, J. C. Life among the Apaches. San 
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 Crichton, A. Converts from infidelity ; or, lives of 
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 Cricket. Box, C. Theory and practice of 20-314 
 
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 Cries of blood ; or, juryman's monitor: a narrative 
 
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 Crime. Hill, Fr. Amounts, causes, and remedies 
 
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 Criminal cases. Winslow, F. Plea of insanity in 
 
 V. 42 of 2-55 
 
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CRITICAL. 
 
 676 
 
 DAVENPORT. 
 
 Critical essay on various manuscript works, Arabic 
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 Critical observations on books, antient and modern. 
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 Critical review ; or, annals of literature ; a new ar- 
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 Crochet work. See Needle work, p. 414. 
 
 Croker, T. C. Memoirs of Joseph Holt, general of 
 the Irish rebels in 1790. Edited from his 
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 Cromwell, T. Excursions through Ireland ; a com- 
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 Crumpe, 8. Best means of providing employment 
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 Cryptomeuysis patefacta ; or, the art of secret in- 
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 Crystallography. Naumann, C. F. Anfangsgriin- 
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 Cumberland. Brittou, J., and Bravley, E. W. 
 
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 Curing, pickling and smoking, whole art of. J. 
 
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 Curiosities of savage life. J.Greenwood 29''-205 
 Curious remarks and observations. P. Templeman 
 
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 Currency. Price, B. Principles of . 1-350 
 
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 18-782 
 
 Curse of gold. A.S.Stephens . . 18-3016 
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 30-2440 
 
 Cyclopaedic science simplified. J. H. Pepper 11-56 
 
 Dabistan, or school of manners. Mohammed 
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 Dalin, A. F. Nytt Fransyskt och Svenskt lexicon ; 
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 Dall, C. H. From Boston to Balimore 18-797 
 
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 Dallas, W. S. See Orr's circle qf the sciences. 
 
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 Dame nature and her three daughters. J. X. Boni- 
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 Dana, C. A. See Ripley, G., p. 500. 
 
 Dance of modern society. W. C. Wilkinson 33-888 
 
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 Daniel. Essay on scripture prophecy . 32-267 
 
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 Daniel, J. M. The Richmond examiner during the 
 
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 Danielle. E. Enault .... 34-4733 
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 Darton, M. E. The earth and its inhabitants. L., 
 
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 Daryl, S. Routledge's handbook of quoits and 
 
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 Davenant, C. See Essay upon the government, etc., 
 
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 677 
 
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 Davesies de Pontes, L. Social reform in England. 
 
 L., 1866 27»-952 
 
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 12-109 
 
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 9-1262 
 
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 N. Y., 1869 22-1012 
 
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 Deacons, acts of. E. M. Goulburn . . 32-2259 
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 18-2545 
 
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 Death. Asgill, J. Translation without death 
 
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 32-2488 
 
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 Debating. Young debater . . . 22-760 
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 De Bury, R. Philobiblion excellent traite sur 
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 21-191 
 
 Deceased soldiers and prisoners of war. See Na- 
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 Decked-welled fishing boat. H. Dempster 20-340 
 
 Declaration of independence. Sanderson, J. Biog- 
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 26»-553 
 
 Deciphering. Thicknesse, P. Art of . 22-350 
 
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 Democracy in America. Tocqueville, A. de. Do 
 
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 Democratic party. Jones, W. D. Mirror of mod- 
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 678 
 
 DOCTOR. 
 
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 Dentistry. Robertson, A. A manual on extract- 
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 Derbyshire. Britton, J., and B. W. Brayley 
 
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 Dernier des commis voyageurs — aventures d'un fifre. 
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 Details of an unpaid claim on France. — Parrish 
 
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 33-686 
 
 Dictionary of writers on the prophecies, with the 
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 Director, the ; a weekly literary journal, v. 1,3. 
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 Directorium Anglicanum. F. G. Lee . 32-3530 
 Discovery. Wigram, J. Accounts of law of 
 
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 Dixon, E. 11. Woman and her diseases, from the 
 
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 Dixon, J. Guide to the study of the diseases of the 
 
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 Dobsoii, T. Thoughts on the scripture account of 
 
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 Ph., 1807 32-368 
 
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 Doctor of Alcantara : opera. J. C. Eichberg 5-916 
 Doctor Syntax's three tours. W. Combe 23-223 
 
DOCTRINAL. 
 
 679 
 
 DRYDEN. 
 
 6-102 
 6-187 
 6-204 
 6-207 
 
 Doctrinal errors of the Jipostolical and early fathers. 
 W. Osbnrn, jr 32-295 
 
 Doctrhie of chances. See Chance. 
 
 Doctrines, order, and polity of the presbyterian 
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 Domesticated animals R. Mudie . 9-739 
 
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 18-4106 
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 England. Cabinet and Parliament. Cobbett, 
 
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 means of exonerating public burthens 1-528 
 
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 Enterprising impresario. W, Maynard 5-1090 
 
 Entomology. Percheron, A. Bibliographie cnto- 
 
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 Entomological correspondence. T. W. Harris 
 
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 Episcopal patronage, Emerton, J, A. Use and 
 
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 Epochs of painting. R. N. Wornum . 5-66,7 
 
 Erasmus, D. Colloquia selecta ; or, the select col- 
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 Essays on the principles of charitable institutions :- 
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 Essays on the sources of the pleasures received from 
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 Essex. Brayley, E. "W., and Britton, J. 
 
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 — Excursions in the county of . . 27''-969 
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 26''-707 
 
 Estate management. D. G. F. Macdonald 33-315 
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 Euclid. Elements of geometry, containing the prin- 
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 Euphrates expedition. Chesney, F. R. Narrative 
 
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 Europe. Appleton's short-trip guide . 27''-940 
 
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 29''-291 
 
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 laud and France in 1828 and 1829 27''-186 
 
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 27b-962 
 
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 27''-961 
 
 European morals. Lecky, W. E. H. History of 
 
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 Excursions in the county of Essex ; forming a com- 
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 Excursions in the county of Kent ; forming a com- 
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 Excursions in the county of Norfolk ; forming a 
 complete guide for the traveller and tourist. 
 L., 1818. 2v 27'^-968 
 
 Excursions in the county of Surrey ; forming a com- 
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 Excursions in the county of Sussex ; forming a com- 
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 Exercise. Walker, D. Manly exercises 20-498,9 
 
 Exiles in Virginia. T. Gilpin . . 26''-483 
 
 Exodus. Blunt, H. Exposition of 32-2217 
 
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 Experienced English housekeeper. E. Raff'ald 
 
 6-238 
 
 Explorations of the highlands of the Brazil. R. F. 
 
 Burton 26''-704 
 
 Explorers. Dulcken, H. W. The world's explorers 
 
 29^-312 
 
 Eye. Dixon, J. Guide to the practical study of 
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 10-928 
 
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 Eyquem, M. See Montaigne, p. 395. 
 
 Eyre, E. J. Finlason, W. F. Justice to a colonial 
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 Eyre, J. The stomach and its difficulties. Ph., 
 
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 F., J. See Cryptomenysis patefacta . 22-16 
 
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 6 V in 3. Sm. 4" . . . 21-173 
 
 Factories, days at the. G. Dodd . . 6-839 
 
 Factory girl, the. M. E. Braddon . 18-4205 
 
 Facts and dates. A. Mackay . . 33-631 
 
 Facts and observations relative to the nature and 
 
 origin of the pestilential fever, wliich prevailed 
 
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 Faint, yet pursuing. S. Currier . . 18-782 
 
 Fair Harvard : a story of American college life 
 
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 Fair play*. E.' D. E. N. Soutliworth ." 18-2907 
 Fairbanks, G. R. The Spaniards in Florida, com- 
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 Fairfaxes of England and America. E. D. Neill 
 
 30-1963 
 
 Fairholt, F. W. See Wright, T. 
 Fairniount park. First annual report of commis- 
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 Fairy mythology of a midsummer night's dream. 
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 Fairy tales. Carroll. L. Alice's adventures in won- 
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 Fairy tales for grown folks. A. I. Thackeray 
 
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 Falls of Schuylkill. Hagner, C. V. Early history 
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 ' Familiar science. R. E. Peterson . 11-253 
 
 Familiarium colloquiorum libellus. J. Posselius 
 
 34-366 
 
 Family adviser, the. H. Hartshorne . 10-887 
 
 Family doctor : a dictionary of domestic medicine 
 
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 By a Loudon dispensary surgeon. Ph., 1869 
 
 10-493 
 
 Family doctor, the ; or, Mrs. Barry and her bourbon 
 
 18-4160 
 
 Family doom. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth 
 
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 Family exposition of the pentateuch. H. Blunt 
 
 32-2216 to 8 
 
 Family save-all, the : a system of secondary cookery. 
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 Family topographer. S. Timms . . 27"-1157 
 Family worsliip. Alexander, J. W. Thoughts on 
 32-459 
 
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 Famous London merchants. H. R. F. Bourne 
 
 30-2450 
 
 Fancy turning, specimens of . . . 6-419 
 
 Fani, Mohammed Mohhsen. Dabistan ; or, school 
 
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 3 v. 8° 32-485 
 
 Faraday, M. Jones, H. B. Life and letters of 
 
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 Farmer's and mechanic's manual. W. S. Courtney 
 
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 Farming. Gardener's and farmer's reason why 
 
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 Farming by inches; or, "With brains, sir!" B., 
 
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 Farquharson, M. Casella ; or, the children of the 
 
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 Farragut, D. G. See Montgomery, J. E. 
 
 Farrar, F. W. Seekers after God. L., 1868 30-3411 
 
 Fashionable preacher, an essay. Glasgow, 1773 
 
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 Fathers of Greek philosophy. R. D. Hampden 
 
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 Fatti attenenti all' inquisizicme e sua istoria generale 
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 Faugere, P. See Cousin, V., et al. 
 Faulkner, T. A series of designs for mural monu- 
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 Female biography, cyclopaedia of. H. G. Adams 
 
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 Female suffrage. Fulton, J. D. Woman as God 
 
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 Feminine soul, the. E. Strutt . . 33-438 
 
 Fencing. Griffith, T. Modern fencer 30-356 
 
 Fenwick, J. Historical account of the first settle- 
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 facts in life of ... . 32-303 
 
 Ferguson. R., and A. M. Brown. Life and labours 
 
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 Fermanagh. Portlock, J. E. Geology of 9-333 
 
 Fern garden. 8. Hibberd . . . 4-335 
 
 Fevers. Facts and observations on the pestilential 
 
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 Few friends and how thev amused themselves. M. 
 
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 Fichte, J. G. ' Science of rights. Trans, by A. E. 
 
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 Fick, H. Life and deeds of Dr. Martin Luther. 
 
 Trans, by M. Loy. Columbus, 1869 30-1843 
 
 Field, C. W. Proceedings at banquet in honour of 
 
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 Field, H. A home for the homeless ; or, union with 
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 Field, G. Tritogenea ; or, a synopsis of universal 
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 Fieschi, G. L. de. Mascardi, A. Congiura del conte 
 
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 Fifth N. Y. cavalry. Boudrye, L. N. Historic 
 
 records of 26M049 
 
 Finance, bubbles of ... . 1-348 
 
 Financial position of states having public debts. A. 
 
 Trotter 36'^-650 
 
 Fine arts. Lacroix, P. Le moyen age et la renais- 
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 Finland. Wilson, W. R. Travels in . 37''-837 
 
 Finlason, W. F. History of the Jamaica case. L., 
 
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 — Justice to a colonial governor ; or, some consid- 
 
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 L., 1868. 8» .... 2-368 
 
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 Fireworks. Tessier, P. Chimie pyrotechnique 
 
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FIRMILIAN. 
 
 685 
 
 FOWLES. 
 
 Firmilian : a spasmodic tragedy. W. E. Aytoun 
 
 23-463 
 
 First and second marriages. H. N. W. Baiter 
 
 18-1856 
 
 First book of the law. J. P. Bishop . _ 2-7 
 
 First lines of science simplified. J. G. Macvicar 
 
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 First love and last love. J. Grant . 18-1248 
 Fischer, E. G. Lehrbuch der mechanischen natur- 
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 Fish, H. C. History and repository of pulpit elo- 
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 N. Y., 1869. 8° . . . . 33-1947 
 Fish and fishing. Day, F. Fishes of Malabar 
 
 9-1263 
 
 — Dempster, H. Decked-welled fishing boat 
 
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 — Eraser, R. W. Seaside naturalist . 9-977 
 
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 Fisher-maiden, the. ■ B. Bjornsen . 18-4193 
 
 Fiske, J. Tobacco and alcohol. N. Y., 1869 
 
 10-880 
 
 Fiske, S. English photographs. L., 1869. 80 
 
 27^-957 
 
 Fistula, urinary. H. Thompson . . 10-906 
 Fitch, J. Annals of the army of the Cumberland. 
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 Fitzgerald, P. Never forgotten ; a story 18-1091 
 Five acres too much. R. B. Roosevelt 4-330 
 Five hundred and ninety-five [595] pulpit pun- 
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 Five weeks in a balloon . . . 18-1065 
 
 Five years in a protestant sisterhoood, and ten years 
 
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 1869 30-721 
 
 Flag of the U. S. Hamilton, S. History of 26''-353 
 Flagg, W. J. Three seasons in European vine- 
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 Flaneur. See Yates, E. H. 
 Flash language. Vaux, J. H. Vocabulary of 
 
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 Flaxman, J. See Dante, p. 139. 
 Flemish painters. Stanley, G. Synopsis of 30-493 
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 Flies. Samuelson, J., and J. B. Hicks. Common 
 
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 Flint, T. See Droz, F. X. J. 
 
 Floating lights, list of. See U. S. Military and 
 
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 Florence et Venice. H. Taine . . 34-5549 
 
 Florentina (de; luntarum typographia. A. M. Ban- 
 
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 Floriculture. P. Henderson . . . 4-322 
 
 Florida. Bill, L. A winter in . . 26''-715 
 
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 Flowers. Fuller, J. J. Uncle John's flower gath- 
 erers 9-89 
 
 — Gilman, M. My ten-rod farm . 4-324 
 
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 Flugel, G. See Haji Khalfa. 
 
 Fliigel, J. G. Complete dictionary English-Ger- 
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 Fluxions. Maclaurin, C. Treatise on . 14-194 
 
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 Foeneste, les avantures du baron de. T. A. d'Au- 
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 Foeticide, or criminal abortion. H. L. Hodge 
 
 10-901 
 
 Foetus found in the abdomen of a young man, case of. 
 N. Highmore .... 10-929 
 
 Folk-speech of Cumberland. A. C. Gibson 22-1059 
 
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 are governed. Revised by A. C. Ewald. L., 
 1869 27^-406 
 
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 Food. Cameron, C. A. Chemistry of food in rela- 
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 — Sibson, A. Food, feeding and manure 4-331 
 Foot. Art of preserving the feet . . 10-381 
 Footsteps of the Normans. A. Warburton 37M315 
 For her sake. F. W. Robinson . . 18-2666 
 Force. Burnett, C. M. Philosophy of spirits in 
 
 relation to matter . . . 11-347 
 
 — Dircks, H. Perpetuum mobile ; or, search for 
 
 self-motive power . . . 11-281 
 
 — Faraday, M. Various forces of matter 11-148 
 
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 Force of imagination in pregnant women. L., 1765 
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 Foreign travel. Brydges, E. Recollections of 
 
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 Forest life in Acadie. C. Hardy . . 36"-530 
 
 Foresters, general laws for the government of the 
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 Forgotten by the world. By author of " Wild as 
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 Forster, John. Walter Savage Land or ; a biography. 
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 Forster, John. Churchman's guide ; a copious in- 
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 Found dead. By author of " Lost Sir Massing- 
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 Fountain of wisdom, rills from. W. M. Engles 
 
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 Fournier, P. S. De I'origine et des productions de 
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 Fourteen weeks' course in astronomy. J. D. Steele 
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 Fourteen weeks' course in chemistry. J. D. Steele 
 8-113 
 
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 Fous litteraires, les. O. Delepierre . 81-61 
 
 Fovarque, S. New catalogue of errors. 8°. [No 
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 Fownes, Gt. Manual of chemistry, tlieoretical and 
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 Fox, G. Tullack, R. George Fox, the friends and 
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 Fox, J. English martyrology. Abridged by C. E. 
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 Foxhunting. Ilorlock, — . Science of 20-389 
 
 Fractional calculator. J. Page . . 1-53 
 
 Fragmentary records of the Youngs. I. G. Young 
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 Frampton, J. Amusements of clergymen. L., 1797 
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 France. Brewer, E. C. Young tutor . 33-420 
 
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 — Fain, A. J. F. Memoirs of tlie invasion of 
 
 27*-1712 
 
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 France 21-654 
 
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 Frederick William II. Mirabeau, H. G. R. de. His- 
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 Free churches, articles on . . . 32-448 
 
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 French language and literature. Boyer, A. Dic- 
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 34-2941 
 
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 La poesie fran<jaise et le theatre franqaise 
 
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 Friendly societies. Gibbons, II. F. Law of 2-325 
 
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 Friends at prayer. L. C. Loomis . . 32-980 
 
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 Frisius, G. See Apianus, P. 
 
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 Genealogy. Durrie, D. S. Bibliographia geneal- 
 
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 General, the ; or, twelve nights in the hunters' 
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 German popular stories. E. Tajdor . 18-4241 
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 Glen, W. C. Parliamentary registration manual. 
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 Glover, G. Report on the common and model lodg- 
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 Gods (the) of Greece, Italy, and India. Sir W. 
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 Gold. Smyth, R. B. Gold fields and mineral dis- 
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 Gold hunters in Europe. W. H. Thomes 18-3208 
 
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 Goldsmith, L. See Napoleon I, p. 410. 
 
 Gompertz, B. Hints on porisms, in a letter to S. S. 
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 Gooch, J. Manual or explanatory development of 
 
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 689 
 
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 Good society: a complete manual of manners. L., 
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 Gough, J. B. Autobiography and personal recollec- 
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 Greece. Brewei-, E. C. Young tutor 88-420 
 
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 Greek language and literature. Buttmann, P. Lex- 
 
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 Holland. Bonaparte, L. Historical documents 
 
 27''-2545 
 
 Hollands, the. V. F. Townsend . . lS-3262 
 
 Hollister, H. Pawlet for one hundred years. Al- 
 bany, 1867 26"-102 
 
 Holmes, M. J. Ethelyn's mistake ; or, home in the 
 west 18-422 
 
 Holmes, T. Surgical treatment of the diseases of in- 
 fancy and childhood. Ph., 1869 8" 10-885 
 
 Holsteinians. Mailing, O. Great and good deeds 
 of 27»-2778 
 
 Holt, E. S. Mistress Margery . . 18-4219 
 
 Holt, J. Croker, T. C. Memoirs of . 30-1898 
 
 Holygrail, and other poems. A.Tennyson 23-1055 
 
HOMANS. 
 
 693 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Homans, J. S. CyclopaBclia of commerce and com- 
 mercial naviiration. N. Y., 1858. 8° 
 1-153 
 
 Homer. Iliad. Trans, by T. S. Brandreth. L., 
 1846. 2v 33-12G 
 
 — See Gladstone. W. E. ; Koliades, C. 
 Honiilelics See Preacher's assistant. 
 Homocopatliy. Ilalunnuumian monthly 10-904 
 
 — Jalir, G. H. G. Manual of homoeopathic prac- 
 
 tice 10-92G 
 
 — Korth American honicpopathic journal 10-911 
 
 — Quarterly homoeopathic journal . 10-912 
 Honduras iuteroceanic raihva3\ Squier, E. G. 
 
 States of Central America , , 2C'^-Si!9 
 Honor May. M. Bartol . . . 18-3G74 
 
 Hood, E. P. Lamps, pitchers and trumpets ; lec- 
 tures on the vocation of the preacher. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 2 V 32-1727 
 
 Hook, J. Pen-Owen .... 18-1136 
 
 — Percy Mallory .... 18-1189 
 Hope, A. R. Stories of school life . 18-1488 
 Pioppe, C. Percussion and auscultation as diagnos- 
 tic aids. Trans, by L. C. Lane. Ph., 1869 
 
 10-913 
 
 Hoppin, J. ]M. OflSce and work of the Christian 
 ministry. N. Y., 1809. 8» . 32-1794 
 
 Horace. Odes and epodes. A metrical translation, 
 with introduction and commentaries. By 
 Lord Lytton. N. Y., 1870 . . 23-i;{l 
 
 Horae Aramaicae. J. W. Etheridge . 32-619 
 
 Horae Hebraicae. F. J. Crawford . 22-80 
 
 Horlock, — . Science of foxhunting and manage- 
 ment of the kennel. L., 1868 . 20-389 
 Horn, H. J. Strange visitors : a series of original 
 papers by the spirits of Irving, etc., dictated 
 through a clairvoj'ant. N. Y., 1869 
 
 . 32-2396 
 
 Home, T. II. Introduction to the study of bibli- 
 ography, Avith a memoir on the public libraries 
 of the antients. L., 1814. 2 v. 8" 21-58 
 
 — See Queen's College. 
 
 Horrors of the Virginia slave trade. J. II. Simp- 
 sou 2-861 
 
 Horses and horsemanship. Dwyer, F. Seats and 
 saddles 20-342 
 
 Horton, G. H. Poems. See Wheatley, P., p. 633 
 . 23-799 
 
 Hospital sketches. L. M. Alcott . . 26''-713 
 
 Hotchkin, J. H. History of western New York, 
 and of the presbyterian church in that section. 
 N. Y., 1848. 8° . . . . 26"-1051 
 
 Hotten, J. C. Slang dictionary ; or, vulgar words, 
 street phrases, and "fast" expressions of 
 high and low society ; with a brief bibliogra- 
 phy of slang. L., 1865 . . 22-227 
 
 Household theology. J. H. Blunt . 32-2489 
 
 Housekeeping. Jewry, M. Warne's model cook- 
 cry 6-2(2 
 
 Houssaye, A. Philosopbes et comediennes. P., 
 1853 34-4079 
 
 How do I know ? "Walks and talks with uncle Mer- 
 
 ton. By author of " "What makes me grow? " 
 
 18-1501 
 
 How to bathe. E. P. Miller . . . 10-344 
 
 Howadji in Syria. G. W. Curtis . . 28'^-197 
 
 Howard, F. Designs for windows. [See St. Helen's 
 crown glass company's trade book, p. 515] 
 5-602 
 
 Howard, J., jr. Corry O'Lanus . . 18-3961 
 
 Howitt, M. Bright days ; or, Herbert and Meggy 
 
 18-1514 
 
 Hows, J. W. S. Golden leaves from American 
 poets. N. Y., 1867 . . . 23-752 
 
 Huber, P. Natural history of ants. Trans, with 
 notes by J. R. Johnson. L., 1820 9-565 
 
 Hubert Ellis. F. Davenant . . 18-3655 
 
 Hudson, H. DeCosta, B. F. Sailing directions of 
 26''-553 
 
 Hudson river. DeCosta, B. F. Dissertation on dis- 
 covery of 2G"-553 
 
 Hugo, M. V. Capital punishment ; Claude Gueux ; 
 and the last day of a condemned man. N. 
 Y., 1869 2-730 
 
 — L'homme qui rit. N. Y., 1869. 8" 34-4543 
 
 — Man who bumhs .... 18-1533 
 
 — Theatre. P. ^1853,4. 3 v. . . 34-3407 
 Hugo Blanc. V. M. Griswold . . 18-3929 
 Huguenots. Hanna, W. Wycliffe and the Huge- 
 hots 32-935 
 
 — Historical memorial of proceedings against32-353 
 
 — Loiimer, J. G. Historical sketch of 32-945 
 Hulke, J. AV. A practical treatise on the use of the 
 
 ophthalmoscope. L., 1861. 8» 10-928 
 
 Hull, A. G. See Jahr, G. H. G. 
 
 Humanity, aspects of . . . . 23-964 
 
 Humboldt, F. H. A. v. Kosmos ; cntwurf einer 
 physischen weltbeschreibung. Stuttgart und 
 Tubingen, 1845-50. 3 v. 8" . 34-2464 
 
 Humphrey Humbug. Life and confessions of 30-255 
 
 Hume, G. L. Chemical attraction : an essay ; with 
 
 an historical introduction. Camb., 1835. 8° 
 
 8-126 
 
 Hundred years hence. C. Ld. Moresby 30-2422 
 
 Hunter, Fanny. See Corning, Mrs. W. H. 
 
 Hunter, J. Hunterian reminiscences ; being the sub- 
 stance of a course of lectures on the principles 
 and practice of surgery, delivered in 1785. 
 Taken in short hand by J. Parkinson, and ed. 
 with notes by J. W. R. Parkinson. L., 1833. 
 4" 10-1012 
 
 Hunter's guide and trapper's companion : a com- 
 plete guide to capture all kinds of game, fin- 
 animals, etc. ; with directions how to cure 
 and tan all kinds of skins. Hinsdale, 1869 
 20-518 
 
 Hunting. Hunter's guide and trapper's companion 
 20-51M 
 
 — Meunicr, V. Adventures on the great hunting 
 
 groundsof the world . . . 28''-27l 
 
 Hurst, J. F. See Hagenbach, K. R. ; Lange, J. P. 
 
 Hussein, Ali Khan Klrmani. History of the reign 
 of Tipu Sultan : being a continuation of the 
 Neshani Hyduri. Trans, by W. Miles. L., 
 1864. 8» 28^-27 
 
 Hyacinthe, Father. See Loyson, C. 
 
 Hyde, T. Historia nerdiludii, hoc est dicere truncu- 
 lorum cum quibusdam aliis arabum persarum 
 indorum chinensium et aliarum gentium ludis. 
 Oxonii, 1694. 2 v. . . . 34-385 
 
 — See Bodleian. 
 
 Hydur Naik. Pee Hussein, Ali. 
 Hygiene. Citizens association of N. Y. Report of 
 council 10-548 
 
 — Morentin, M. de. Tratado de higiene 34--8 
 Hymns and hymn writers. D. A. Tyng 32-424 
 Hypodermic medication. R. Bartholow 10-917 
 
 Ida della Torre. G. Carcano . . 34-2540 
 
 Idee des estampes. C. H. Heineken . 21-57 
 
 Identity and resurrection of the human body. S. 
 
 Drew 32-2.' 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps. E. E. Hale . 18-1311 
 
 Illinois, campaign in the. G. R. Clark 26*-874 
 
 Imitations of celebrated authors ; or, imaginary re- 
 jected articles. L., 1844 . . 33-514 
 Impartial historical narrative of those momentous 
 events which have taken place from 1816 to 
 1823. L., 1823. f» . . . 27''-4050 
 Impartial report of all the proceedings in parliament 
 on the subject of a regency ; with lists of the 
 divisions and protests of the lords, etc. L., 
 
 1789. 8» 27»-1294 
 
 Importance of small things. J. Hersey 32-411 
 
 Imray, J. See Orr's circle of the sciences, p. 432. 
 Index to the sermons published since the restoration, 
 pointing out the texts in the order they lie in 
 the bible, showing the occasion on which 
 they were preached, and directing to the vol- 
 ume and page where they occur. L., 17f 9. 
 S" . . . . . . 32-242 
 
INDEX. 
 
 694 
 
 IRISH. 
 
 Index testaceologicus. W. Wood . 9-7^7 
 
 Indexes. Adams, J. Works . v. 10 of 26='-943 
 
 — Alison, A. History of Europe 
 
 V. 20 of 27=>-3353 
 
 — American journal of science and arts 
 
 V. no of 9-984 
 
 — Same, 2d series . v. 10,20,30,40 of 9-985 
 
 — Anquetil, L. P. Historic de France 
 
 V. 13 of 54-4854 
 
 — Art de verifier les dates . . . 34-4938 
 
 — Bentliam, J. Works . . v. 11 of 2-543 
 
 — Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine. Index of 
 
 V. 1-50 17-22 
 
 — British catalogue of books. Index (1837-57) 
 
 21-306 
 
 — British critic. Ayscough's index . 17-146 
 
 — Britisli essayists ; index by A. Chalmers 33-950 
 
 — Code franqais. 2 v. . . . 34-4269 
 
 — Cuvier, G. L. C. F. D. Animal kingdom 
 
 V. 16 of 9-530 
 
 — Dibdin, T. F. Index of autliors and editions 
 
 in " Bibliothecan Spencefiana" 
 
 V. 1 of 21-641 
 
 — Edinburgh review. 1802-12,13-30,30-44. 3 v. 
 
 17-37 
 
 — EncyclopfBdia Britannica . . 33-1268 
 
 — English cyclopfedia . . . 33-1261^ 
 
 — Forster, J. Index of sermons . 32-726 
 
 — Franklin, B. Works . . v. 10 of 33-49 
 
 — Gentleman's magazine. 1731-1818. 5 v. 
 
 17-48 
 
 — Hamilton, A. Works . . v. 7 of 26''-946 
 
 — Hamilton, II. C. Index to the pictorial history 
 
 of England .... 27''-297 
 
 — Harleian miscellany . . v. 12 of 33-38 
 
 — Jefferson, T. Writings . . v. 9 of 26='-944 
 
 — Malcom, H. Theological index . 32-2504 
 
 — Marshall, G. W. Index to pedigrees 27''-8C0 
 
 — Martin, H. Histoire de France 
 
 V. 17 of 34-4864 
 
 — Massachusetts historical society ; collections 
 
 V. 10 of 26"-387 
 
 — Same, 2d series . . . v. 10 of 26='-388 
 
 — Monthly review, v. 1-81 by Ayscough. 3 v. 
 
 17-72 
 
 — Same. Index to n. s. v. 1-81. 2 v. 17-72 
 
 — Nichols, J. Literary anecdotes v. 7 of 22-1159 
 and J. B. Literary history v. 8 of 22-1160 
 
 — Notes and queries. 1856-68. 3 v. 17-131 
 
 — O'Callaghan, E. B. Colonial history of New 
 
 York 26--'-1211 
 
 — Philosophical magazine. General index 
 
 11-265 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives ... v. 5 of 30-431 
 
 — Poole, W. F. Index to periodical literature 
 
 • 17-53,89 
 
 — Quarterly review 
 
 V. 20,40,60,80,100,120 of 17-05 
 
 — Repertory of arts and manufactures. 1795-1802 
 
 6-956 
 
 — Repertory of patent inventions. 1815-45. 2 v. 
 
 6-961 
 
 — Same. 1846-50 .... 6-962 
 
 — Royal society. Philosophical transactions 
 
 V. 18 of 9-1219 
 
 Catalogue of scientific papers . 21-374 
 
 — Sismondi, J. 0. L. S. de. Histoire des Fran- 
 
 (jais . . . . V. 31 of 34-4709 
 
 — Sparks, J. Library of American biography 
 
 V. 10 and 25 of 30-497 
 
 — Tiraboschi, G. Storia deila letteratura Italiana 
 
 V. 16 of 34-2507"^ 
 
 — Voltaire, F. M. A. de. (Euvres completes 
 
 V. 65,66 of-34-4868 
 
 — Washington, G. Writings v. 12 of 26^-940 
 
 — Webster, D. Works . . v. 6 of 30-704 
 India. Abu'lhasan Ali Ben Ilosein Ali El-Mas'udi. 
 
 Historical encyclopaedia . . 28"-38 
 
 — Gholam Hussein-Khan. Mohamedan power 
 
 in 28''-186 
 
 India. Muir, J. Sanskrit texts on the religion and 
 institutions of ... . 32-929 
 
 — Zein-ud-deen. Tohfut-ul-mujahideen 28''-39 
 India directory. J. James and D. Moore 1-42 
 Indians. Taopi and his friends . . 26''-549 
 Indigenous races of the earth. J. C. Nott, and G. 
 
 R. Gliddon .... 29»-278 
 
 Inductive philosophy. Powell, B. Essays on the 
 
 spirit of 11-80 
 
 Industrial and financial resources of the United 
 
 States. S. Ilallett . . . 1-188 
 
 Industrial arts. Barnard, F. A. P. Report on 
 
 machinery and processes of . 6-901 
 
 Industrial exhibitions. Barnard, F. A. P. Report 
 
 on machinery and processes of the industrial 
 
 arts 6-901 
 
 Infidelity. Crichton, A. Converts from 30-90 
 
 — Laforet, N. J. Principal causes of 32-2414 
 Infusoria. Slack, H. J. Marvels of pond life 
 
 9-629, 
 
 Ingegnieri, G. See Porta, G. B., p. 470. 
 lugelow, J. Mopsa, the feiry . . 18-1572 
 Innocents abroad, the. S. L. Clemens 29''-135 
 
 Inquiry into the difference of style in ancient glass 
 painting. C. Winston . . 5-189 
 
 Inquisition. Fatti attenenti all' inquisizione 32-1281 
 Insanity. American journal of . . 10-612 
 
 — Delepierre, O. Les fous litteraires . 21-61 
 L' histoire litteraire des fous . 21-61 
 
 — Pinel, T. L' alienation mentale . 34-4902 
 
 — Winslow, F. Plea of insanity in criminal cases 
 
 V. 42 of 2-55 
 
 Insccte, 1'. J. Michelet. . . . 34-3533 
 Insurance. Chisholm, D. Commutation tables 
 
 1-257 
 
 — Smith, J. v. C. , and J. II. Griscom. Physical 
 
 indications of longevity . . 10-649 
 
 Intelligence of animals. E. Menault . 9-581 
 
 Interest tables, Breban's . . . 1-262 
 
 Interoceanic canals and railways. Squier, E. G. 
 
 States of Central America . . 26''-339 
 
 — — Nicaragua and the interoceanic canal 
 
 26^-224 
 
 — Trautwine, J. C. Rough notes for an explora- 
 
 tion for an interoceanic canal route 26"-278 
 Into the light. C. A. Ogden . . 18-1573 
 
 Intolerance. Clarke, T. History of . 32-1279 
 Intraocular tumors. H. Knapp . . 10-921 
 
 Introductio ad prudentiam. T. Fuller . 33-415 
 
 Invention and discovery. Curious facts and char- 
 acteristic sketches. Ph., 1869 . 6-866 
 Invention. Spence, W. Specification of patent for 
 
 2-379 
 
 Inventions. Smith, J. The mechanic ; or, com- 
 pendium of practical inventions . _ 6-900 
 Investor's monthly manual ; in connection with the 
 Economist, v. 2,3. L., 1866,7. 2 v. 40 
 
 1-526 
 
 Ireland, S. W. II. Chalcographimania ; or, the 
 portrait-collector and printseller's chronicle, 
 Avith infatuations of every description : a hu- 
 morous poem. By Satiricus Sculptor. L., 
 
 1814. 8° 23-983 
 
 Ireland. Crumpe, S. Means of providing employ- 
 ment for people of . . . 2-948 
 
 — Cusack, M. F. Patriot's history of 27"-1430 
 
 — Harris, W. Hibernica ; historical pieces rela- 
 
 ting to 27"-1454 
 
 — History of public records . .. 27"-1456 
 
 — Mas'ui, W. S. Statistical survey of 27''-578 
 
 — Reports of commissioners of the endowed 
 
 schools. Dub., 1857,8. 4 v. f» 13-505 
 
 — Seward, W. W. Hibernian gazetteer 25-58 
 
 — Whiteside, J. Life and death of the Irish par- 
 
 liament 27»-1551 
 
 Ireland's recovery. J. Locke . . 27''-166 
 Irish archivist. See History, position, etc., of public 
 
 records. 
 Irish bards. J. C. Walker . . . 22-1264 
 Irish discontent, Saxon's remedy for . 27M525 
 
imsii. 
 
 695 
 
 KEACH. 
 
 Irish ethnology. G. Ellis . . . 27"-1432 
 Irish language. Marcel, J. J. Alphabet Irelandais 
 
 34-45(58 
 
 Irish literature. Walker, J. C. Irish bards 22-1264 
 Irish question. Saxon's remcdj' for Irish discontent 
 
 27»-lo2.") 
 
 Irish -watering places. A. Knox . . 27^-074 
 Iron and steel. Kohn, F. ]\Ianufacture of 6-977 
 Iron mask. Ellis, G. A. True history of the state 
 
 prisoner 30-706 
 
 Iron metallurgj^ H. S. Osborh . . 6-511 
 
 Islamism. See Mohammedanism. 
 
 Isle of Wight. Adams, W. H. D. Beauties of 
 
 27»'-896 
 
 — Cooke, W. New picture of . . 27'^-910 
 
 — Hillier, G. Detention of Charles I in 27''-558 
 
 — Mudie, R. Past and present condition and 
 
 future prospects of . . . 27''-911 
 
 — Venable, E. Guide to . . . 27"-572 
 Italian language. Fellei", F. E. Dizionarioitaliano- 
 
 tedesco 34-2915 
 
 — Ronna, A. Dizionarioitaliano-francese 34-2960 
 Italian literature. Fontaniui, G. liibliotheca Ital- 
 
 iana 21-172 
 
 — Gamba, B. Delle novellc Italiane . 21-171 
 
 — Melze, G. Bibliografia dei romanzi e poomi 
 
 cavallereschi .... 21-223 
 
 — Monti, L. Italian reader . . 34-2702 
 
 — Ruscelli, G. I fiori delle rime de' poeti illustri 
 
 34-2535 
 
 Italy. Channing, B. H. Sunny skies . 27''-829 
 
 — Hawthorne, S. Notes in . . 27M)66 
 
 — Leti, G. Italia regnanti; . . 34-2533 
 
 — Taine, H. Voyage en Italie . . 34-5ri49 
 Italy, Florence, and Venice . 27*'-882 
 
 — Wordsworth. C. Reli-rion in Italy 27i'-652 
 Italy in 1859. Miller, J. de. Tlie dodge club 
 
 .' 27''-838 
 
 Jack of all trades. C. Rcade . . 18-2585 
 
 Jackson, A. New treatise on the due observation 
 of the sabbath. Aberdeen, 1778 . 32-353 
 
 Jackson, J. Witnessof the spirit ; sermons preached 
 before the university of Oxford. L., 1854 
 32-265 
 
 Jahr, G. H. G. Hull's Jahr; a new manual of homoe- 
 opathic practice. Ed., with notes, etc., b}' 
 F. G. Snelling. N. Y., 1867,8. 2 v. 8-' 
 10-926 
 
 Jamaica. Marly ; or, a planter's life in 27''-404 
 
 — Thome, J. A., and J. H. Kimball. Six months 
 
 tour in 26"-422 
 
 Jaraes, H. Secret of Swedonborg ; an elucidation 
 of his doctrine of the divine natural humanilv. 
 B., 1869. 8° . . . . 82-1296 
 
 James, J. System of exchange with almost all parts 
 of the world ; to which is added the India 
 directory, for purchasiua; the drugs and spices 
 ofthe East Indies. N.Y., 1800. 1-42 
 
 Janewaj', J. J. Internal evidence of the holy bible ; 
 or, the bible proved from its own pages to be 
 a divine revelation. Ph., 1845 . 32-455 
 
 Jannet, P. See Querard, J. M., p. 483. 
 
 Janus. See Pope and the council. 
 
 Jany Muhammad Asaad. See Practical philosophy. 
 
 Japanese language. Alcock, R. Familiar dialoiiues 
 in 22-8 
 
 Jardine, A. See Orr's circle ofthe sciences, p. 432, 
 
 Jarves, J. J. Art thoughts ; the experiences and 
 observations of an American amateur in Eu- 
 rope. N. Y., 1869 . . . 5-395 
 
 Jaufry the knight. See Geoffrey. 
 
 Jaws. Garretson, J. E. Diseases and surgery of 
 10-905 
 
 Jehan, L. F. Dictionnaire de linguistique et de 
 philologie comjiaree ; histoire de toutes les 
 langues mortes et vivantes, ou traite complet 
 d'idiomographie ; precede d'un essai sur le 
 role du lansuage dans revolution de I'intelli- 
 gence. P."; 1858. 4° . . . 34-4981 
 
 Jeremiah ; with notes. H. Cowles . 32-2373 
 Jervis, J. See St. Vincent, J. J., earl of, p. 516. 
 Jessy Bell, and other poems. M. St. Aubyn 
 
 . . . . 23-1053 
 Jesuit conspiracy. A. Leone . . 32-836 
 
 Jesus of Nazareth. L. Abbott . . 32-2219 
 Jewels from the quarry of the mind. J. H. Head 
 
 23-1054 
 
 Jewish and heathen authors. R. Gray . 32-934 
 
 Jewish witnesses that Jesus is the Christ. R. H. 
 
 Ilerschell 32-146 
 
 Jewry, M. Warne's model cookery and housekeep- 
 ing book. L., 18(i8. 8" . . 6-202 
 Jews. Bonar, A. A., and R. M. McCheyne. Mis- 
 sion of inquiry to . ... 32-1476 
 
 — Eraser, R. W. Sketches ofthe rites of 32-840 
 
 — Lectures on 32-460 
 
 — See Pentateuch. 
 
 Jilt. the. Mrs. G. Smythies . . . 18-130 
 
 Joe and the Howards ; or, "armed with eyes." By 
 Carl . 18-1685 
 
 Joe Miller's jests, with copious additions. Ed. by 
 F. Bellew. N. Y., 1865 . • 33-502 
 
 John and the demijohn. J. M. Wright 18-4250 
 
 John Ploughman's talk. C. H. Spurgeon 33-906 
 
 Johnson, J. Tyjiographia ; or, the printer's in- 
 structor ; with an account of the origin of 
 printing. L., 1824. 2 v. . . 21-65 
 
 Jonathan Ben Uzziel. See Targnms, p. 575. 
 
 Jones, C. H. Clinical observations on functional 
 nervous disorders. Ph., 1868. 8» 10-922 
 
 Jones, G. Historj^ of ancient America anterior to 
 the time of Columbus ; proving the identity of 
 the aborigines with the Tyiians and Israelites, 
 and the introduction of Christianity by St. 
 Tliomns; Tyrian fera. L., 1843. 8° 26»-598 
 
 Jones, XL The perfect man ; or, Jesus an example 
 of godly life. B., 1869 . . 32-1866 
 
 Jones, IirB. Life and letters of M. Faraday. Ph., 
 1870. 2v. 8° . . . . 30-2459 
 
 Jones, John. Attempts in verse. See Southey, R., 
 p. 552. 
 
 Jones, Joshua. English grammar; a brief analysis 
 of the English language, and a practical sys- 
 tem of etymology and syntax. West Chester, 
 1838,4. ^v 22-150 
 
 Jones, T. Percy. [Pseud.] See Aytoun, W. E. 
 
 Jones, W. Lectures on the figurative language of 
 the holy scripture. Ph., 1818. 8» 32-114 
 
 .Joshua. Bush, G. Notes on . . 32-527 
 
 Josse, A. L. Grammar of the Spanish language ; 
 with practical exercises. Revised, amended, 
 etc., by F. Sales. B., 1850. 80 . 22-155 
 
 Judges. Bush, G. Notes on . . 32-527 
 
 Judson, A. H. Knowles. J. D. Memoir of 30-667 
 
 Jiidischen literatur. F. Fiirst . . 21-44 
 
 .lumping frog, the celebrated. S. L. Clemens 
 
 18-3868 
 
 Junius Americanus. See Webster, D , p. 628. 
 
 .Junot, L. P. [Duchesse d' Abrantes. ] Memoires, 
 ou souvenirs historiques sur_ Napoh'on, la 
 revolution, le directoire. le coiisulat, I'enipire 
 et la restauration. P., 1835. 12 v. 8» 
 
 . 27«-1762 
 
 Juntine typography. Bandini, A. M. De Floren- 
 tina iuntnrum typograpliia . . 21-59 
 
 Juryman's monitor. Cries of blood . 2-170 
 
 Juventus mundi. W. E. Gladstone . 22-1062 
 
 K., E. D. See Master and pupil . , 18-2123 
 
 Kaltschmidt, J. H. Kurzgefasstes vollstjindiges 
 
 stamm rmd sinnverwandtschaftlichesgcsammt- 
 
 worterbuch der Deutschen sprache aus alien 
 
 ihren mundarten und mit alien fremdwort- 
 
 ern. Leip., 1884. 4° . . . 34-2416 
 
 Kane, E K. Godfrey, W. C. Biocraphy of 29b-325 
 
 Kate Kennedy. C. J. Newby ': . 18-1710 
 
 Keach, B. Travels of true godliness ; with notes, 
 
 and a memoir of the author, by H. Malcom. 
 
 Ph., 1854 . . . . • 32-400 
 
KELLOGG. 
 
 696 
 
 LATROBE. 
 
 Kl'11(»!xu', E. Elm island series. (1) Lion Ben of 
 
 ^Eim island 18-4259 
 
 (2) Charlie Bell . . . 18-4171 
 
 (3) The ark of Elm island . 18-4260 
 
 (4) Boy farmers of Elm island 18-4261 
 
 Kelty, M. A. Reminiscences of thought and feel- 
 ing. B , 1853 .... 33-761 
 
 — Visiting my relations, and its results 18-3965 
 Kemp. 6. Description of certain dry processes in 
 
 photography. L., 1868 . . 6-871 
 
 Kemplay, C. Comets : their constitution and phases; 
 
 being an attempt to explain the phenomena on 
 
 known principles of physical laws. L., 1859. 
 
 8° 12-37 
 
 Kempt ons, the. By H. K. P. . . 18-3663 
 Kennedy, E. S. Thoughts on being ; suggested by 
 meditation upon the infinite, the immaterial, 
 and the eternal. L., 1850. 8" 15-293 
 
 Kenrick, W. New dictionary of the English lan- 
 guage : to which is prefixed a rhetorical sram- 
 mar. L., 1773. 4» . . . 22-360 
 
 Kent. Excursions in the county of . 27''-971 
 Keyes, F. Evan Dale .... 18-1040 
 Kidneys. Goodfellow, S. J. " Bright's disease" and 
 
 dropsy of 10-908 
 
 Kimball, R. B. To-day : a romance . 18-1745 
 KinsT, A. Memoir of George D. Boardman, late 
 ^ miss'onnry to Burmah. B., 1834 30-288 
 
 King, C. W. The Gnostics and their remains, an- 
 cient and mediaeval. L., 1864. 8» 32-1913 
 Kinsrsley, H. Hetty .... 18-4248 
 
 — Stretton 18-4242 
 
 Kingsford, J. The soprano : a musical story 
 
 18-4289 
 
 Kinzie, J. A. Walter Ogilby . . 18-4253 
 Kistner, O. Buddha and his doctrines : a biblio- 
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 Mademoiselle fifty millions. C. de C. de. Saint 
 
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 Master-key to public offices. J. Boulger 2-238 
 
 Mas'udi, E1-. See Abu'lhasan Ali Ben Hosein 
 Ben Ali El-Mas'udi. 
 
 Materia medica, therapeutics and pharmacy. Grif- 
 fith, R. E. Universal formulary 10-925 
 
 — Paine, W. Concentrated medicines 10-826 
 
 — Riley, J. C. Materia medica . . 10-910 
 
 — Ringer, I. S. Handbook of therapeutics 10-918 
 Mathematical instruments. Bion, N. Construction 
 
 and uses of . ' . . . . 6-1035 
 
 Mathematics. Butler, C. Easy introduction to 
 
 14-10 
 
 — Murhard, F. W. A. Litteratur des mathemat- 
 
 ischen wissenschaften . . . 21-82 
 
 Mathews, A. J. Tea-table talk. L., 1857. 2 v. 
 
 • 33-1405 
 
 Matter. Burnett, C. M. Philosophy of spirits in 
 relation to 11-847 
 
 Matthioli, H. A. Ellis, G. A. History of 30-706 
 
 Maurice, F. D. Dialogues between a clergyman 
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 Maury, A. See Nott, J. C, and G. R. Gliddon. 
 
 May, C. L. Sweet clover ; or, Nelly Milton's house- 
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 May, 8. J. Some recollections of our anti-slavery 
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 May Bell. H.Newbury . . . 18-2381 
 
 May Coverley, the young dressmaker . 18-2149 
 
 Mayfield, Millie. vWreath of rhymes. Ph., 1869 
 
 23-155 
 
 Maynard, W. Enterprising impressario. L., 1867 
 ..... 5-1090 
 
 Meade, R. W. Treatise on naval architecture and 
 ship-building, or an exposition of the princi- 
 ples of naval construction. Ph., 1809. 8° 
 6-654 
 
 "Meadows of gold and mines of gems." See 
 Abu'lhasan. 
 
 Mechanic ; or, compendium of practical inventions. 
 J. Smith 6-900 
 
 Mechanics. Brunton, R. Compendium of 6-824 
 
 — Buckmaster, J. C. Mechanical physics 11-9 
 
 — Fischer, E. G. Lehrbuch der mechanischen 
 
 naturlehre 11-186 
 
 — Moseky, H. Illustrations of . . 11-51 
 
 — Taffe, A. Application des principes de meca- 
 
 nique 6-429 
 
 — Weisbach, J. Handbuch der bergmaschinen- 
 
 mechanik 6-454 
 
 Mechanick exercises. J. Moxon . . 6-890 
 
 Mechanics' magazine, museum, register, journal and 
 gazette, v. 1-46. L., 1823-47. S" 6-883 
 Mechanism of dislocation and fracture of the hip. 
 H. J. Bigelow .... 10-315 
 
 Medals. Donaldson, T. L. Architecture of 29''-119 
 Mediator of the new covenant. J. S. Knox 32-686 
 Medical and surgical reporter, v. 19. Ph., 1868. 
 
 8" 10-898 
 
 Medical properties and uses of concentrated medi- 
 cines. W. Paine .... 10-826 
 Medical tracts, v. p. 1827-52. 7 v. 8» . 10-88 
 Medicine. Bartholow, R. Hypodermic medication 
 10-917 
 
 — Medical and surgical reporter . . 10-898 
 
 — Meyer, M. Electricity and practical m. 10-900 
 
 — Niemeyer, F, von. Text-book of practical m 
 
 10-8 
 
MEDICINE. 
 
 700 
 
 MONTGOMERY. 
 
 Medicine. Paine, W. Principles and practice of 
 medicine 10-339 
 
 Mediterranean. Bennet, J. H. Winter and spring 
 on the shores of the . . . 27''-127 
 
 Meerman, G. Origiuestypographicae. Hague, 1765. 
 2 V. in 1. 4» .... 21-356 
 
 Meigs, J. A. See Nott, J. C, and G. P. Gliddon. 
 
 Melancholy. Rogers, T. Disease of . 33-287 
 
 Melly, G. School experiences of a fag at a private 
 and a public school. L., 1854 . 13-135 
 
 Melze, G. Bibliografia del romanzi e poemi caval- 
 lereschi Italiani. Mihmo, 1838. 8» 21-223 
 
 Membrana tympani. A Politzer . . 10-903 
 
 Memoires bibliographiques et litteraires. A. F. Dc- 
 landine 21-40 
 
 Menault, E. Intelligence of animals, with illustra- 
 tive anecdotes. N. Y., 1869 . 9-581 
 
 Mendham, J. Index librorum prohibitorum a Sixto 
 v., Papa, confectus et publicatus : at vero a 
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 ;..,1835. 4" .... 21-353 
 
 Menet, J. Practical hmts on teaching. L., 1868 
 
 13-146 
 
 Mens corporis. F. H. Elwin . . 15-124 
 
 Mensuration. Cowley, J. L. Illustration and men- 
 suration of solid geometry . . 14-502 
 
 Mental science. Beecher, C. E. Common sense 
 ap[)lied to religion . . . 32-900 
 
 The people as interpreters of the bible 
 
 ... . . 32-669 
 
 — Cousin, V. Lectures on the true, the beautiful, 
 
 and the good .... 15-253 
 
 — Fearn, J. Physiology of mind . 15-355 
 
 — Mill, J. Analysis of human mind . 15-350 
 Merchant ship owner. C. Pope . . 1-57 
 Merlin ; or, the early history of King Arthur. [E. 
 
 E. T. S., pt. 36] . . V. 20 of 22-1043 
 
 Messe solennelle. G. Rossini . , 5-877 
 
 Metals. Pepper, J. H. Playbook of . 8-53 
 
 Metamorphoses. Ovidius Naso, P. . 23-466 
 
 Meta's faith. By author of St. Olave's 18-2199 
 
 Meteorology. Forster, T. Atmospheric phaenom- 
 
 ena 11-26 
 
 — Gnyot, A. Tables . . . v. 1 of 11-188 
 
 — Peltier, A. Observations et recherches experi- 
 
 mentales 34-5540 
 
 — Zurcher and Margolle. Meteors, aerolites, etc. 
 
 11-232 
 
 Method of chymical nomenclature, proposed by De 
 Morveau, Lavoisier, Bertholet, and De Four- 
 croy ; with a new system of chymical charac- 
 ters, adapted to tlie nomenclature, by Hassen- 
 fratz and Adet. Trans, by J. St. John. L., 
 1788. 8"- 8-127 
 
 Meunier, V. Adventures on the great hunting 
 grounds of the world. N. Y., 1869 28'^-271 
 
 Meusel, J. G. , et al. Bibliotheca historica. Leip., 
 1782-1802. 11 V. 8° . . . 21-79 
 
 Meyer, M. Medical electricity in its relation to 
 practical medicine. Trans., with additions, by 
 W. A. Hammond. N. Y., 1869. 8» 10-900 
 
 Michaud, L. G. See Biographic universelle. 
 
 Michelet, J. The bird. L., 1869. 8° . 9-745 
 
 — Love (L'Amour). Trans, by J. W. Palmer. 
 
 N. Y., 1869 33-881 
 
 Middle ages. Lacroix, P. Les art au moyen age 
 
 5-42 
 
 Midsummer night's dream, illustrations of the fairy 
 
 mythology of. J. O. Halliwell . 22-1073 
 Midwifery. Braun, C. R. Convulsions of i)reg- 
 
 nancy, parturition and childbed . 10-907 
 
 — Churchill, F. Manual for midwives 10-909 
 Miege, G., and A. Boyer. Grammaire Angloise- 
 
 francoise ; nouvelle edition, corrigee, re- 
 formee et augmentee par M. Flint. P., 1777 
 
 34-4732 
 
 Military record of appointments in U. S. army. G. 
 
 V. Henry 26»-1062 
 
 Military surgery. Hamilton, F. H. Treatise on 
 
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 Mill, J. Analvsis of the phenomena of the human 
 
 mind. L., 1869. 2 v. 8° . . 15-350 
 
 Mill, J. S. Subjection of women. Ph., 1869 2-804 
 
 Same. L., 1869 . . . 2-805 
 
 — Utilitarianism. 3d cd. L., 1867. 8° 15-352 
 Mille, J. de. Cord and creese . . 18-2204 
 
 — Helena's household . . . 18-3845 
 Millenium. Berg, J. F. Second advent not pre- 
 
 millenial 32-1717 
 
 Miller, E. H. Royal road to fortune . 18-2207 
 Miller, E. P. How to bathe : a family guide for tlie 
 
 use of water in preserving health and treating 
 
 disease. N. Y., 1869 . . 10-344 
 
 Miller, G. Latter struggles in the journey of life ; 
 
 or, the afternoon of my days. E., 1833. 8° 
 
 30-G49 
 
 Miller, Samuel. Life of Rev. Samuel Miller, D. D. 
 
 Ph., 1869. 2 V. 8" . . . 30-2451 
 Miller, Rev. Samuel, D. D. Presbyterianism the 
 
 truly primitive and apostolical constitution of 
 
 the church of Christ. Ph., 1836 32-1448 
 
 — Primitive and apostolical order of the church of 
 
 Christ vindicated. Ph., 1840 . 32-1401 
 
 — Miller, 8. Life of . . . . 30-2451 
 Miller, T. Fred and the gorillas . . 18-2209 
 Mind. Atkinson, H. G.,and H. Martineau. Man's 
 
 nature and development . . 10-915 
 
 — Cheyne, .1. Partial derangement of 32-618 
 
 — Ehvin, F. H. Mens corporis: operations of the 
 
 mind in sleep .... 15-124 
 
 — Fearn, J. Physiology of . . 15-355 
 
 — Rogers, T. Trouble of . . . 33-287 
 Mines. Patterson, L. B. Twelve years in the mines 
 
 ofCahfornia .... 26''-568 
 Miniature painting. Mansion, L. Letters upon 
 
 5-178 
 
 Mining. Smyth, R. B. Gold fields and mineral 
 
 'districts 6-420 
 
 Minister's wife. M. Oliphant . . 18-2388 
 
 Ministry. Miller, S. Constitution and order of 
 
 32-1401 
 
 — See Clergymen ; Homiletics ; Preaching. 
 Minnesota then and now. H. E. Bishop 23-80 
 Miramichi. W. T. Savage . . . 18-2214 
 Miscellaneae observationcs in auctores veteres et re- 
 
 centiores cum notis et auctario variorum 
 virorum doctorum. Amstelaedami, 1732-45. 
 
 12 V 21-114 
 
 Missions. Ellis, H. W. Toils and triumphs 
 
 32-2494 
 
 — Knowles, J. D. Baptist mission to the Burman 
 
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 — Maclear, G. F. Apostles of mediaeval Europe 
 
 32-404 
 
 — Walker, S. A. Missions in western Africa 
 
 32-507 
 
 Mitchell, S. A. New general atlas. Ph., 1869. f 
 
 25—362" 
 
 Mizpah. ' L. C. Loomis '. '. *. . 32-980 
 
 Modern practice of the electric telegraph. F. L. 
 Pope • 6-903 
 
 Mohammed All Hazin. Tarikli ahhwal. L., 1831. 
 8° 34-2970 
 
 Mohammed Ben Musa. See Abu Abdallah Moham- 
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 Mohammed Mohhsen. See Fani. 
 
 Mohammed Sadik ben Mirza Mohammed Saleh 
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 Mohammedanism. Practical philosophy of 15-60 
 
 — Zein-ud-deen ; Tohfut-ul-mujahideen 28^-39 
 Molecules. Macvicar, J. G. Structure of 11-45 
 Mona, the vestal. A. H. Dorsey . . 18-909 
 Monnier, M. The wonders of Pompeii. N. Y., 
 
 1870 27''-2361 
 
 Montalban. Mrs. R. Pacheco . . 18-4170 
 Montgomery, G. W. Narrative of a journey to 
 
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 Y., 1839. 8» . . . . 26'>-94 
 
MONUMENTAL. 
 
 701 
 
 NAUMAN. 
 
 Monumental brasses. H. Haines . 5-191 
 
 Moon. Gumpach, J. v. Rotation of, in her axis 
 
 12-G9 
 
 Mopsa, the fairy. J. Ingelow . . 18-1572 
 Moral, intellectual, and physical culture. F. G. 
 
 Welch 33-865 
 
 Moral refoims. A. C. Coxe . . 32-1719 
 
 Moral science. Gros, J. D. Natural principles of 
 
 rectitude 15-82 
 
 — Nash, S. Morality and the state , 2-810 
 
 — Wollaston, W. Religion of nature 15-348,9 
 Morals. Boethius. De consolatione philosophiaj 
 
 15-176 
 
 Morellius, J. Bibliotheca Maphaei Pinellii. Venice, 
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 Moreutin, M. M de. Tratado de la higiene 6 sea, 
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 IMoriah ; or, sketches of the rites of Israel. R. W. 
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 Morris, P. H. Evil effects of drunkenness physio- 
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 30-354 
 
 Morris, R. Etymology of local names with an in- 
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 Teutonic names. L. . . . 22-172 
 
 Mortality. Beddoes, T. Premature mortality 
 
 10-473 
 
 Mortimore, D. Globe within the sun our heaven. 
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 Moschus. ■ [Pseud.] Poetical works. L., 1850. 
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 Moseley, H. Illustrations of mechanics. L., 1839 
 11-51 
 
 Motherly, Mary. Hints to maid servants in small 
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 L., 1859 38-898 
 
 Mouth. Garretson, J. E. Diseases and surgery of 
 10-905 
 
 Moxon, Joseph. Mechanic dyalling ; teaching any 
 man unlearned in the mathematics to draw a 
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 Mechanic exercises ; ur, the doctrine of handy- 
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 Miildener, W. Bibllotlieca geographico-statistica 
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 geordnete iibersicht auf dem gebiete der 
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 — Bibliotheca historica ; oder systematisch geord- 
 
 nete iibersicht auf dem gebiete der gesamm- 
 ten geschichte neu erschieneneu biicher. 
 Gottingen, 1866-68 . , . 21-53 
 
 — Bibliotheca mecanico-technologica et cecono- 
 
 mica ; oder systematisch geordnete iibersicht 
 aller der auf dem gebiete der mcchanischen 
 und technischen kiinste und gewerbe neu 
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 — Bibliotheca philologica ; oder geordnete iiber- 
 
 sicht aller auf dem gebiete der classischen 
 alterthumswissenschaft wie der alleren und 
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 Mule, the. Riley, H. Treatise on . 4-214 
 
 Muller, F. Catalogue de livres concernant Thisf oire 
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 Mullins, J. D. Free libraries and newsrooms ; their 
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 Miindt, C. The empress Josephine : an historical 
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 Mural monuments. Faulkner, T. Designs for 
 
 5-631 
 
 Murhard, F. W. A. Litteratur der mathematischen 
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 Murphy, J. J. Habit and intelligence in tlieir con- 
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 Murray, R. Steam ships. [See Murray, Andrew] 
 6-1001 
 
 Museum botanicum. C. L. Blume . 34-484 
 
 Music. Chappell, W. Popular music of the olden 
 
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 — Miscellaneous collection of piano-forte music. 
 
 4 V. 4° 5-964 
 
 — Purdie, T. Form and sound . 11-143 
 Must'ujab-khan Buhadur. Life of Hafiz ool-Moolk, 
 
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 L., 1831. 8» .... 80-225 
 
 My daughter Elinor : a novel , . 18-2806 
 My son's wife. M. H. Pike . . 18-4039 
 
 Mysteries. Mahan, A. Modern mysteries explained 
 
 and exposed .... 33-1579 
 
 Mysteries of the ocean. A. Mangin , 9-1015 
 
 Mystery of godliness. T.Bradbury . 82-926 
 
 Mystery of life and its arts. J. Ruskin 33-1304 
 Mythology. Cicero, M. T. Nature of the gods 
 
 32-1902;38-186 
 
 — Cory, L P. Ancient fragments . 32-632 
 
 — Gladstone, W. E. Juventus mundi 22-1063 
 
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 Names. Morris, R. Etymology of local names 
 
 32-173 
 
 Namur, P. Bibliographic paleographico-diplomati- 
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 Naples et Rome. H. Taine . . 34-5549 
 
 Nares, E. Man, as known to us theologically and 
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 Nason, E. Monogram on our national song. Alb., 
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 Natalie. J. B. J. Champagnac . . 34-5174 
 
 National capital. Reavis, L. U. Change of national 
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 National evils and practical remedies. J. S. Buck- 
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 National sermons. G. Haven . . 32-391 
 
 Natural history, Agassiz, E. C. First lesson in 
 9-504 
 
 — Bates, H. W. Naturalist on the Amazon 
 
 9-703 
 
 — Bond, A. L. Child's natural history 9-700 
 
 — Buffon, G. L. L. de. Natural history of the globe 
 
 and of man 9-523 
 
 — Cassell's popular natural history . 9-1230 
 
 — Dawson, J. W. Archaia ; natural history of the 
 
 Hebrew scriptures . . . 32-988 
 
 — Dryander, J. Bibliotheca J. Banks 21-60 
 
 — Forbes, E. Naturalhistory of the European seas 
 
 9-546 
 
 — Godman, J. D. American natural history 9-548 
 
 — Guthe, H. Bibliotheca historico-naturalis 
 
 21-51 
 
 — Hooker, W. Natural history . . 9-563 
 
 — Mangin, A. The desert world , 9-1014 
 
 — Pouchet, F. A. The universe . 9-1051 
 
 — Swainson, W. Study of . . 9-645 
 
 — Tennent, J. E. Natural history of Ceylon 
 
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 — Wheelwright, H. W. Spring and summer in 
 
 Lapland 27'^-653 
 
 Ten years in Sweden . . . 27''-757 
 
 — Wood, J. G. Boy's own book of . 9-658 
 
 — See Taxidermy, p. 576. 
 
 Natural philosophy. Steele, J. D. Fourteen weeks' 
 course in 11-73 
 
 Natural and divine truth. B. Powell . 32-2223 
 
 Natural worth and dignity of man. G. Staylej'^ 
 
 32-353 
 
 Nature. Boniface, J. X. Dame nature and her 
 three daughters .... 9-1047 
 
 — Humboldt, F. H. A. von. Kosmos 34-2464 
 
 — Holbach, P. H. T. System of . 15-312,331 
 
 — Pouchet, F. A. The universe . 9-1051 
 
 — Powell, B. Order of . . . 15-356 
 Naturgemiisse volkswirthscliaft. K. Arnd 34-517 
 Nauman, M. D. Sidney Elliott . . 18-2314 
 
 — Twisted threads .... 18-2313 
 
NAUMANN. 
 
 702 
 
 OTT. 
 
 Naumann, C. F. Anfangsgriinde dor Krystallo- 
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 9-275 
 
 Naval architecture. Lang, O. Improvements in 
 
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 — Meade, R. "W. Naval construction 6-654 
 Nazareth hall. Reichel, W. C. Historical sketch of 
 
 13-183 
 
 Neal, J. Great mysteries and little plagues 
 
 18-2321 
 Necessary existence of God. W. II. Gillespie 
 
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 Necessity of separation. J. Canne . 32-841 
 
 Neddy and his mother. I. Wichern . 18-1174 
 Nervous system. Jones, C. H. Functional ner- 
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 Neshani Hyduri. See Hussein, Ali . 28'''-27 
 New Brunswick. Gooch, J. Act for the union 
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 Negroes. Livermore, G. Opinions of the founders 
 
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 Netherlands. Muller, F. Livres concernant I'his- 
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 New annual register ; or, general repository of his- 
 tory, politics and literature. 1780-1826. L., 
 1793-1827. 47v. 8" . . • . 29^-205 
 New England. Barber, J. W. History and antiqui- 
 ties 26"-456 
 
 New Jersey. Elmer, J. Q. C. Digest of laws of 2-49 
 New Mexico. Davis, W. W. H. Spanish conquest 
 
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 New pilgrim's progress. S. L. Clemens 29i'-135 
 New school medicines. W. Paine . 10-326 
 
 New system of practical domestic economj' : founded 
 on modern discoveries and the private com- 
 munications of persons of experience. L., 
 
 1824 6-204 
 
 New testament truths ; old testament shadows of. 
 
 L. Abbott 32-2533 
 
 New views on baldness. H. P. Truefitt 10-158 
 
 New York city. Bayley. J. R. History of the 
 
 catholic church on the island of . 32-2211 
 
 — Description of the central park . 26''-703 
 
 — Martin. E. W. Secrets of the great city 26^^-517 
 New York State. Barber, J. W. History and an- 
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 Newby, C. J. Kate Kennedy . . 18-1710 
 
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 Newcome, W. Historical view of the English bibli- 
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 Newfoundland. Pedley, C. History of 26''>-10.19 
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 Newton, I. Enumeration of lines of the third order, 
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 Nonconformists. Canne, J. Separation from the 
 church of England . . . 32-841 
 
 Norfolk. Excursions in the county of . 27'^'-968 
 
 Normandy, walking tour in . . . 27*^-710 
 
 North American homeopathic journal : a quarterly 
 journal of medicine and the auxiliary sciences. 
 V. 1.. N. Y., 1851, 8« . . 10-911 
 
 North Pennsylvania railroad company, annual re- 
 ports of the directors; with charter and 
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 Norwe.^ian literature. Nyerup, R., and I. E. Kraft. 
 Litteraturlexicon . . . 21-340 
 
 Notes in England and Italy. S.Hawthorne 27''-966 
 
 Nott, J. C, and G. R. Gliddon. Indigenous races of 
 
 the earth ; or, new chapters of ethnological 
 
 enquiry ; with monographs, etc., by A. Maury, 
 
 F. Pulszky, and J. A. Meigs. Ph., 1808. 8° 
 
 ' 29-'-278 
 
 Nouveau dictionnaire de poche frauQaise-espagnol 
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 Nouvelle bibliotlieque des auteurs ecclesiastiques. 
 L. E. Du Pin .... 21-355 
 
 Nova Scotia. Gooch, J. Act for union with Can- 
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 Novelty of popery and the antiquity of the religion 
 of protcstants ; proved by scripture and his- 
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 Nowell, H. P. H. Helping-hand series. 
 
 (1) Climbing the rope . . 18-4095 
 
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 — — (3) Cruise of the Dashaway . 18-4097 
 
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 (5) Salt-water Dick . . . 18-4099 
 
 (6) Little maid of Oxbow . . 18-4100 
 
 Noyes, J. H. History of American socialisms. Ph., 
 
 1870. 8° 2-1018 
 
 Numbers. Blunt, H. Exposition of the book of 
 
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 Nunziata, la. G. Carcano . . . 34-2540 
 Nurses and nursing. Churchill, F. Manual for 
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 Nyerup, R., and I. E. Kraft. Almindeligt littera- 
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 Ocean, mysteries of. A. Mangin , . 9-1015 
 
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 Odontography. R. Owen . , . 9-1050 
 Odes and epodes. Horace . . . 23-131 
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 Oikeion dialogon biblion. J. Posselius 34-366 
 Old book rarities. J. O. Halliwell . 21-207 
 Old ocean, tales of. C. R. Low . . 29''-326 
 Old red house. H. S. Grosvenor . . 18-2363 
 Old testament shadows of new testament truths. 
 
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 L., 1738 21-85 
 
 Oliphant, M. The minister's wife . 18-2388 
 On time. W. T. Adams . . . 18-4126 
 One poor girl. W. Sikes . . . 18-2848 
 Ophthalmoscope. Hulke, J. W. Treatise on use of 
 
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 Optics. Smith, R. Complete system of 11-524 
 Order of nature. B.Powell. . . 15-356 
 
 Origin and development of religious belief. S. Bar- 
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 Origines typogruphicae. G. Meerman . 21-356 
 Ornithology. Audubon, J. J. Synopsis of the 
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